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Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-15

This is great country for political curi- osities. 4 colored man in North Carolina is running for congress on the platform of paying $500 each with interest from 1860 for zach slave liberated as the result of the late war.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-15

Eaundr1es.
 THE FORSYTH CO.,, With all the newest inventions and improve ments at their command, are equal to all de- mands made upon them in the way Of First Glass Work.
 Dyeing Of all articles of wearing apparel, including Inensa quits and overcoats, ladies' dresses, out side garments, gloves, feathers, etc. Cleaning. We are the headquarters for New York and New England for the cleaning of lace curtains, also cleaning of window shades portieres, hlan- kets mems suits, ladies' dresses, etc.
 Carpet Cleaning. The fall of the year has become the popular season for taking up carpets, which, by our pro cess of cleaning and steaming, will be rid or an dust and moths.
 Laundrying. Business in this department is brisk; NO Wors Orders received by telephone. Goods called for and delivered. THE FORSYTHC CO.,
Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-15

Consistency is jewel. As he lay on his deathbed the other day an Italian noble man took pleasure in acknowledging that he had never read the works of either Dante or Ariosto, yet he had fought four teen duels during his lifetime in defense of his assertion that the former was the great CT poet.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-08-13
Thu OPENING OF PARLIAMENT.
SPEAKER pggL WAS REELECTED
AT. GlsAstsss directed ~ JksssasAs -
llis ssppssssrs-

TIE nes rsriisment assembled oa he 9Th
The mosaisx osea~i with clear skies aud the
bright ussiher LATED throughout The day. A
large esosd, In vhieh many ..iirs we're To t-
.@ea, gathered 10 Westminster palace Al an
early h0ss SD remained all the morning,
salehiss fos The srissi u the u.esitsrs u
the nes fsrlisnA~ht and cheering iosiiy SHEA
the leader sppeArrd.
Mr. GiA4tssDo~. accompanied b. bic sife,
iril Lis rrsiissrs II = osio.k, And So dfisea
la ,hs ssaArtsss ~. u Al oi-en carriage, a.
traded ~ toossasn, Ia the rArlisnlsIt taiid-
inss, All sioss the ru-ats he sss sissn an
o,4,ioa b. ihs esosd. .Lish had sa,L<rri 10
&c him pass- upoa his arrival ., the palace
yard The polies "a duty there .@fr unshle 10
, re.,raia tbs esoud which t-sons slu.1sl .iid
In ils endssvon 70 do Loaos To the great
LITERAL
SIR. Hsisoas SD NJ. GcseL<a salksi Ia The
iioas~ iasvih~r They ssfr CRESTED siih
ioai Laoss Esd rroah. By tho efosd as
.~ai.,.i outside tL- iioas-. bah ssntisn~a
appeared Ia 10 greatly amused b. the nc moe
| sirsiioa.
The ri.ias u Mr.. Gladstone Ia s~eoisi the
motion foe tho rr-el..iioa II NJ. Feel as
speaker of tts lioa.- 80. the .l.aai foe TO-
messed ehrefs By tA~ opEo.i'ica, as Mr. UiAi'
,ioa~ Ia si. fsA.ssk. pa.a t~Aa,iiai tribute
Ia Mr.. Peel ssi ~rpws.@i the hD~ that DO
| ii.sooisnt nase voaid lie L~aIi darsns 'Ls
,o,e anil Mr. Feels indastioa in,o the chair
/ a. speaker. Mr.. GiA.i.ioao hal .,s.isn,ly To-
rorrsr,i frosn bile freen, iliaes' and srrn,oi 10
t~ In ,L. beat II spirits.
After the eleesioa of Nr, Feel had 1-r-n as-
nsaneei he sAs eohdae,ri 10 The char -
| Mr.. Baifoaf. 9Th ih- usual eefrapalrs, ani
| addressed the iloa,e bri-ny, thAhkias Tho
| useu.,er. fo< the hoaas dsae him by lls -
si..iion. ~ ;be eonsla,ioa Of b.. sI-.eh an
| siio4fnn,~nt sas iAksa until 10 asouo.,
whea MIshlri Davis, reached the i''''''y O!
the iiuase k@ sac '.itrn = rv-rr,ion by his
colleagues. ug-oa Li. takin. hi. .~A, on the
ifi.h t-h.h be- uas scanned Nth curiosity ~
the Conservatives. and shl.t-r.a.s -.r,
heard osnino., OF their iairntipa Ia soni.s'
li. rish, To ,Akr ,hr oath.
| Mr.. Jam~. krys iisrii-. tho isi-,s eAnii'
ia,-. sho -lccs-i la ,,r oath ilsl'l'.n Of
West ifaa, By i.r.. .,alocip o,rr Maios
s.ors- hsrbos. Conservative. drove in,o tbs
palace yari Ia . eap.eioas ussoaeiir nlirs
sith -oskmrn and . nae bAni Plsyins ihs
Mar.eili.is~. Mr. ltAniie sas ifrss~i In =
sortis snan's siosh~s and cap. AMI i-,th hi'
cap and coat s-sc d-cofairi by b. rss-r'ie.
lie -as greeted Nth cheers aud laughter
sixty -six NsCaSshylirs -, In the cosnriiiss
room and reelected Justin Mccarthy - so
| ,losai chairman.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-08-13
CALIFORNIA TRAIN ROBBERY.
Three iiiEhwsym-s Hold up the ssusher
Espress sad Es~ap~.

Three liishwsyuses 1ioia up the Southern
Esprsss sad Escape.
The Southern Express which lcf, San Fran.
cisco last Thursday night Wa. held up In a
mo-, daring aud successful manner by three
hlgh~aymcn sir miles from Coils. The
robbers mounted the tender and covering the
engineer aud fireman with their guns, com
PEELED them 10 stop the train. They then
started in a very deliberate manner to ~ cure
their booty. The engineer jumped from his
cab and ran Into the darkness but no Aticn.
ton was paid to him. Placing q stick Of dyn.
amiic on the piston rod d tho locomotive and
taking the fireman, who was nothing more
than boy, In front Of them, they marched
back toward tho express car, firing the guns
to in,lmidatc the passengers.
When the express car was reached y stick
Of giant powder was placed on the sill Of each
door and exploded. The effect was the wreck
Of the car generally, breaking three door,
blowing hole in the roof aud scattering the
contents In every direction. Messenger Rob-
crts WA stunned mud his right shoulder was
dislocatcd by the force with which he was
thrown against the side Of the car. As soon
rs Roberts could recover his faculties, he
stuck his hands through the open door to an
nouncc that he gave up. The robbers then
went into the car and compelled Roberts to
open the safe and take out four sacks Of coin.
Each carried one while the fireman was COM
PEELED to carry the fourth back towards Coils
for about n quarter Of a mile. It Is thought
the sum taken will range from 10000 to
$4,000. One .afc in the express car was not
.nuchcd
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-08-13
SHlL0H'S
CONS U M PTlo n
CURE.

TIE success OF this Great co9sh Cure 70
siihOat : I4EAiisl ia The history Of medicine
All aTszsi.is are authorized 10 sell u q n pos-
iii.e guarantee, q test that 40 o:Lsr cure can
.aessssfsiiy ssaUd. I'Azt IL nay b~ooi,e
knoan, the fropTte,oFs. a, an enormous e.
,.sE.. .ss 1iaeiax sasapis bottle Free into
essTy tolsls in tke uIilsi states and Canada
u .oa hare Cosshs n0re ThIo-,, OF bfoa-
shifi., ass IL. fsr Is viii eefz sSa. " scsf
saild La. The CfosP. o. WhospiEe coash. us<
IL t.so,at4ly. and Esii.fi- care. II so1 afs al
thz, in,idiOss disease Consumption, sss J.
As ,s4T Druggist Tor sHiLOH'S CURE.
r,ie. 70 a. 80 eIs. and si-eo, tfyoas ianss
arc .Sfs OF BA<s l.zIas. sss nsiioh's foso1s
Ps....f. Prize ., e,s. fOT s.is ~ Al Dug
si.is AEa Dealers
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-08-13
TssssSsse bsarssssa Cattle for . rs.s.i
Observance ct llrseb~s nat.

Whereas, By . joint resolution srpr.t..
juno -, isy., II uas resolved By the s-ns,.
and Hoa.- 81 Representative. u tho rniir,
States OF America In ConTrc,. assemblies
That the President Of tho United Stale. L.
authorized and directed to Issue a proclaim,
ton Recommending tho people the ob.rr,an.,
In all their localities of the tl,o,h snni,cr,ar,
OF the discovery Of America. on October .,
isss, by public demonstration and by .ul,a
bic exercises In their school: sad other place,
Of assembly,"
Nov. therefore, !. BcnJsmin Harrison
President Of tho United State. 81 America
10 pursuance Of the aforesaid Joint r~.o.u
ton, do hereby appoint Friday, October 81
Is9?. the four hundrr,iih Anniversary Of III,
discovery OF America by Columbus, az a gen
eral holiday for tho people Of the Unite,
States. On tina, day lie, the people go far y.
possible, cease from toll and devote them
selves TO such exercises may hes, ryprc.,
honor ." the di'covcrcr and their apprcia
ton OF the great achievements Of tho fou,
completed centuries Of American life.
Columbus stood In hi. age a. tho pioneer O!
progress and enlightenment. The system Of
universal education Is In cur age the mos,
prominrn, and salutary feature Of tile .plrl,
OF enlightenment, and II 1. peculiarly spprp
PIRATE that the schools he made by the pcopl,
the center Of the days demonstration. Let
the national nag float over every .choolhou.,
In the country and the exercise. be such =,
shall Impress upon our youth the patriotic
duties OF American citizenship.
In the churches and In the other place. of
assembly of the people let there be- expires
sions OF gratitude TO Divine Providence fot
the dcvout faith Of the discovcrcr and for the
Divine care and guidance which has directed
our history and 20 abundantiy blessed our
people.
In testimony whereof I have hcrcunto set
my hand and caused the seal OF the United
States TO be affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington ihI. oi.i
day OF July. In the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and nincty.two. and
OF tho independence of the United States the
one hundred and seventeenth.
BENZ. HARRisoy.
by tho President;
JOHN W. Foster, Secretary OF State.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-08-13

Auousr Bird was the four hundrcdth
anniversary Of the sailing of Columbus
and his timid companions from the
port Of Palos, Spain. A new caravcl,
another Santa Maria, has been built by
TIE Spanish government and sailed
out OF the same port on this four hun
drcdth anniversary, accompanied by a
feet of ironclad monsters Of the pres
cnt age. The roar Of guns gave voice
to the feeling Of respect now enter.
tanned by all nations for the plucky
Columbus and appreciation of the re-
suits Of his daring. This interesting
vessel will cross the ocean and be
placed on exhibition at the Worlds
Fair in Chicago next year.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-08-13
THE PRESIDENT OBJECTS.

He Nctoos tho Biii Allowing Contested
Land Cases to Go Into tho Courts.
The President has vetoed tho Senate bill
amending the act OF March ., 1857, confer.
ring on the Court OF Claims Jurisdiction in
contested land patent cases.
The President In vctolng the bin .ays:
The work OF the land Office during the last
thrcaycars has been so cflicicn, and 70 friend.
ly to the bona iidc settler that the large nc
cumulai!on of cases has been swept
away and as am informed by the secretary
oil the interior, Is now engaged upon current
business. 1t seems to me that a transfer in
whole or In part Of this business to the courts
some oil whose dockcts are already loaded
with oascs-cannot tend to expedition; while
1t Is very manifest that by reason OF the
greater Formally 10 the taking and prcscn,a.
ton OF evidence which would be required in
court and Of the long distances which settler.
would have 70 traverse IN order to attend
court, the cost In such cases would be euor.
mouSly increased
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-08-13

TuE cure for sunstrokc is worse
than the stroke itself, il the state.
mcnts Of Chicago paper are to be
credited. A large number Of people
in that city died from the heat during
the past two weeks. Those who
showed signs Of life after being pros.
tratcd were carried to the hospital ms
quickly as possible where they are
subjected to heroic treatment They
were stripped and submerged in ice
water and ice rubbed over their bodies.
This was done to reduce their temper.
aiurc and aftcrward this greatest care
Was taken to prevent a reaction.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-08-13

THE astronomers Of the country, and
other people as well, are greatly inter.
estcd in the efforts to discover new
Iacts concerning the appearance of the
planet Mars. During the next few
weeks it will continue in position
where it can be observed more care.
fully than for fifteen years past, aud
all the telescopes in the land are
turned upon it. Important observa-
tons have already been taken by the
great Lick telescope, which confirm
the discovery made fifteen years ago
of two very small moons circlipg abon,
Mars. They are the smallest heavenly
bodies and whisk about the planet
with n speed which would make their
inhabitants, if they had any, lose their
heads.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-08-13

One Of the largest shipments Of government,
treasure made across the continent In years
was started from San Francisco on the 4th.
For several weeks special agents Of the treas
ury had been there, but It was thought they
were attending to the postofilcc site.
1t seems, however, they were making ar
rangcments to ship gold coin from the SUBJ
treasury there TO Warrington. The shipment
consists Of five carloads Of gold, each con-
tanning about eS,000,OoO in small, square
boxes. 1t is accompanied by thirty Eastern
postal-route agents from this city carrying
Xinchcsters
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-08-13

The Peoples party Of Nebraska on the 4th
nominated ex-senator c. II. Van Wyck for
governor.
The platform demands the adoption Of Iowa
rates for railroads; the passage Of alaw to
prevent t.ipulating Ia contracts, etc.; thai
the psyusn. shall b made In sold or any
particular money; the losuipg Of tho public
school funds Of the State on real estate So
curty; denounces the PiukostouS; calls for
an arbitration Of labor difficulties BY . State
board; the election Of United States senators
by the direct vote Of the people, and demands
equal pay for men and women.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-08-13

CoLonApo industries arc fast com.
Ing To the front. One Of the latest
claimants for patronage is the Denver
White Lead Works, backed by several
prominent Colorado business men. A,
their factory white lead is corrodcd
and ground from tho pure Colorado
bar lead. They turn out several tons
Of this material every month and find
ready market for the goods.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-08-13

IT is generally understood tina, good
Queen Victoria has a rr.a, aversion
for the scheme Of home rule for Ire.
land, and looks upon il. chief apostle.
Mr. Gladstone, with ill.eonecaled
dislike. II will be one Of the greatest
trials Of her life to be obliged To call
upon him 10 form new cabinet
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-08-13

Advlees from onalaska stated that Ii,
British steamer Wia..ed va. captured BY tn,
cutter Richard Rush 10 Behrire sea July %
When ovcrhauled by the cutter the steamer
bad 1vo fresh carcasses on her deck and
forty-dve skins in her hold. This was onk o.
the vessels that the Yorktown and CorHiu
started out to find
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-08-13

TINS is the season when people living
ing the mountains 80 to the seashoro
to Sc, cool, and the people At the sea
shore go To the mountains for similar
IsasOn.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-08-13

Tmn press Of Germany, which In the
rsst la. been under very strict cen
sor.hip, is now enjoying a period Of
fc,, from the ''paternaiism" Of the
government and as a result the editors
ufe pitching into every one, high and
low.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-08-13
CURRENT COMMENT.

TuE farmers of Dakota are aiwsys
nailing about something. This year
they complain Of such big crops that
they can't get men enough TO harvest
them.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-08-13

wnrS l, comes to building up cir
enls,ion the Colorado Publisher does
not often &c, lc!, for lack 81 attractive
schemes TO catch subscribers. One or
our contemporaries offers every new
Subscriber dos, Of pain killing ncr-
vine, warranted to cure almost any.
thing.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-08-13

.rTr'c On yNc planet Mars, tho SO.
called canals" being clearly not the
work Of man. This wiping out Of the
population Of an entire planet by the
aid Of big telescope is an unprccc.
dcn,cd act Of slaughter.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-08-13

Jons ESnionr, a Chicago fireman,
made reputation for bravery a few
days $50. Seeing baby ON the track
ahead u his rapidly moving engine,
be- ran GU, upon the pilo, and succeed.
cd in lifting it out o! the way wi,hou,
injury.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-08-13

The officers OF the Amalsamated A,soc.a.
ton at Pittsburg have sworn out warrants
against the officials Of the Carnegie Company
including II. G. Friek. Robert and William,
Pinkcr,on will also be arrested on the same
ehargS-uurdef
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-01-05
THE COUNTY BOARD.
The A., T. g. >. F. Called Upon to Improve
tho Lamy -Sauta Fo Service
Other Matters.

The board of county commissioners is
still in session at the court house. Yes
terdsy afternoon county warrants for
$25950 were presented by Mr.. A. Selig-
man who asked that they be refunded
The district attorney was asked to render
an opinion on the subject.
The accounts OF Tony Neis, for $40, and
Polite Domingues, for $l4, road overseers,
we're approved.
Justices OF the peace in precincts seven
and twelve we're directed to take steps to
collect all delinquent road tax.
A number OF bills were approved to be
paid out of the delinquent tax fund.
A complete report of Collector Con-
klin's official doings for the six months
ending Dec. 81, 1891, was presented, e1-
amined and approved.
The account OF j. H. Crist for publica-
ton of the tax list in the Santa Fe Sun in
1891 was referred to Commissioner Frost
for investigation and report.
The following resolution was passed
and the clerk was directed to forward q
copy of the same to President Allen Man.
vel, and Vice President A. A. Robinson,
of the A., 7. & s. f. railroad:
Whereas, 1t appears from serious and
many complaints made to this board that
the depot accommodations at Lamy
junction, station on the A., 7. & s. +.
railroad. in the county Of Santa Fe, are
entirely inadequate, very disagreeable and
unhealthy and not kept clearly and in
proper shape, and,
| Whereas, The train service between
Lamy and santa Fe is in very unsatis
factory condition and the passenger cart
in use ON the branch are old and uncom
Portable, and,
Whereas, The county Of Santa Fe ISSUED
at the time of the building Of this road
bonds in aid of it to the amount of $50,
900 and,
Whereas, The above conditions are
detriment to the county of Santa Fe AM
the city OF Santa Fe, injuring trade AM
retarding and diminishing travel; there
fore be it
Resolved, That the attention Of tn
president and second vice president Q
said road be called to these matters an
that they be respectfully and urgentl
requested to remedy this state Of affairs q
the earliest possible moment, thereb
subscribing the best interests of the peopl
Of Santa Fe county and Of the Santa F
railroad.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-01-05
TIE PENITENTIARY BOARD.
1t Votes to Sustain Supt. Chaves' With
drawal of His Resignation and Ad-
journs till March.

At their session yesterday afternoon
the board of penitentiary commissioners
received note from Supt. j. Frank
Chaves withdrawing his resignation.
The note stated that since the board had
failed to select superintendent to sue
coed Col. Chaves, and the law being ex-
plicit as to the superintendent remaining
in charge until his successor Was selected
end qualified, Col. Chaves felt called
upon to take this step and desired to re.
call his resignation. The board discussed
the matter at some length and finally
agreed by a vote of four to one that his
resignation could very properly be re-
called. Those voting in favor of this &C.
ton were Comrs. Branch, Laughlin, Pine
and Armijo; Conn. DeMier opposed it,
The board then adjourned until the next
regular meeting, OH the first Monday in
March. This action leaves Col. Chaves
still in charge at the penitentiary.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-01-05
IN The COURTS.
The County Grand and Petit Jurors-A
Night Session-B usiness In tho
Supreme Court.

The district court met for short time
this forenoon and completed the panels
for the territorial grand and petit juries.
Appended is list of these
TERRITORIAL GRAND JURY.
Eugenio Yrisarri, Ricardo Chavez,
George Ortiz, Pedro Martinez, J. L. Van
Arsdell, Arthur Bischof. Manuel Roibal
y Bacs, Andrew Kopp. Bernard Hanley,
David Rodriguez, David Romero, Jesus
Maria Ortiz y Baca, Apolonio Rael,
Inocencio Gonzales, Juan Montoya, Juan
Miguel Valencia, Nicolas Yanni, Estevan
Romero, Valentine Herbert, Sol Lowitzki,
Florence Donoghus.
PETIT JURORS.
Julian Padilla, Evaristo Duran, Adolph
Gusdorf, Ed. Johnson, Desiderio Gomez,
Rafael Herrera, Jose Encsrnscion Duran,
Faustn Garcia, Manuel Lujan Sanchez,
Solomon Spitz, Pedro Gonzales, Benito
Alarid, Rafael Roival, Levi GARNER,
Peter Mackell, Candida Montoya, Jesus
Esquibel, Francisco Lopez, Ernest Mecke,
Geo. L. Wyllis, Juan Oliyas, Paulin Mar
tinez, Ramon Carrillos, Edward Miller.
The grand jury got down to business
this morning. Eugenio Yrisarri is fore.
man and Geo. johnson interpreter. The
petit jurors we're dismissed until Wednes
day of next week.
There will be a session OF the U. s.
court tonight to complete the list o.
jurors.
The territorial docket will be called to-
morrow morning, and, possibly, the U. S
docket also.
THE SUPREME COURT.
The justices Of the supreme court helt
an informal meeting this forenoon ant
discussed several opinions which are ex
pected to be handed down this Afternoon
or tomorrow.
The court formally met at 80 thu
afternoon and the following was adopted
eulogistic addresses being made by sew
eral members of the bar:
THE LATE W. C. HAZLEDINE.
To the Honorable suprt me Court of the Teri
toy of New Mexico:
The undersigned, committee appoint
ed by your honorable body to presen
suitable resolutions on the desth of GU
brother, Hon. VIM. G. Hszledine, OF Albr
querque, have performed that duty AN
beg leave to report the following:
" hereas, The court and the member
of the bar have learned with profoun
, sorrow of the sudden and untimtly deaf
of Hon. William G. Hazledine, in tn
prime of his manhood and usefulness, o
the morning of the ID Of January,
d., 1892, at his home in Albuquerque; /
4 it
Resolved. By this court that IN I'll
death of Judge Hazledine this court b,
lost one of it's safest advisers and friend
: the bar of the territory an earnest, alb
and honest lawyer, the territory a war
and persistent advocate, and his family
loving husband and father.
That while we mourn his loss to I'll
! bench and bar Of Kew Mexico, ana exteI
our deepest sympathy to the family
the deceased in their affection, it is
consolation to US and them to know tn
] he so lived that the world has been Il
D better for it and death had no terrors +
him.
Q Resolved, Tint these resolutions
Spread upon The records OF this cour
: that copy be furnished to the widow
8 the deceased, and that out OF respect
: the memory OF the deceased this court
now adjourn. '.'
J. EDWARD l.. BARTLETT,
n I. b. CATRoN,
It +. DowNs, 30
Commtte