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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-21
+, A FALLEN WOMAN


Gainesville. Dec. Special kit
tv SEWER. the fallen woman who at
tempted suicide last week, died today
at noon in bagnio in the west part Of
the city. Though not directly caused by
fine MORPHINE. her death was in great
measure due to cold contracted while
sbe was being revived from the effects
Of the drug The woman came to this
citv from Wichita, Kan.
cloud Of i'll luck seems TO ~ mover
inc aver the Santa Fe. Yesterday
, n,eerning north bound freight train No.
a in charge of Conductor Griihths' was
wrecked three miles this side Of Tnr-
cnlI 1--WE cars going into the ditch. rms
morning another freight train IN charge
81 Conductor Allen was wrecked hegi
p,,,,-r olsven cnrs being derailed. No
one vas injured in either mishap,
~" mis- mornings train on the KAT,
brai,gbt In thirty emiTants VINO nv, WI
scttle nj Wolfe Ridge, this county, ihey
are from France, having LETT the ianu
Of tbeir nativity Nov. 80 None OF them
can speak English
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-21
BLAINE'S MALADY
Doesn't Seem TO Be Generally
Known Even Now.
AT REQUEST OF THE FAMILY


Waahington, Dec. 20 -illRine passed
fairly comfortable night aud mnnagol
TO aet considerable amount o. sloep.
Today he felt a tribe stronger for his
rest and seemed 10 bo quite bright and
ehoerfnl, Later IN The day when Tho sun
camn out FROM behind tin clouds hla
spirits revived accordingly, MoBben Of
Bhino's family sim hope he may rcrive
auiiinlontly 10 be removed FROM tho oty
10 some point In The South, where
warmer temperature will be bancilalal
to tho sick man. Intimate friends Of Tho
fanllly foar any such hopes are basplesa
and are prepared for che worst NJ any
time Newspaper mon again aahed uie
physicians this morning what was tho
real nature Of the disease from which
Blnlnc was suffering They gave th0m
10 understand IL was by the wish OF the
fmily this wna kept from tho public.
Thoy funk II Il were made public u
would open largo held for discussion
that would Ice Intensely dlaagrcoabla 10
the fainily mud friends The opinion has
been gnlninB gnlind steadily that tlicro w
something more tie matter than brlghtk
dlarngc aud that VI Mir Blaine IL a snt-
feror from that mnlHdy ~ any rate
ia not uir only trouble. Whatever II
may be- 10 II admitted the disease has
made such inrohds upun Ids constitution
there cnn be- but the very sligtnest thread
FROM which 10 hang any hone Of Me I'VE
ing for even short space Of time Tho
abatement he " no worse than he was
Yesterday carries with Il but little hope
Of improvement IL " feared ihere mAl
he ni,otbrr sinking spell ~ any Time and
no nuoston nt once presents itAeli
whether the slek man las strength enough
Ia last ID through.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-21
WOULD AN ANGEL BE
so he Went to a Church and
Took Morphine.
he WAS LOVE-LoRN AND TIRED.
Worshppers Noticed His Agony and Hustled
Him Out Of the Sacred House
To His Boarding Place, Whore He Was
Soon Brought Around and Is Glad He
Is Alive First Case Of the
Kind on Record.

Dallas, rex, Dec. -CspecmJ-pe-
string TO join the angel band and also
wishing to start out under most auspi.
ci"us circumstances, w. S. Browning at
ID the First Baptist church Sunday
u %, and near the close of the ser
w lowed ten grains of morphine
" q, u, I intent. This is fashion,
able " n. I'D Rev. c. L, Seasboles
is the q IN Young Browning is
regular y . The congregation dis.
persed anu fowning sat in the pew
with his face hidden in his hands, G. A.
Briggs, good Samaritan as well as
good Baptist, in passing out noticed that
their was something wrong with the
youth, lie stepped up, tapped him gently
on The shoulder and asked. whats wrong,
my fiiendYH
80, Pm so sick"
Whats the cause of your sckness?'
I've taken morphine"
The wings were beginning to sprout
on the young man and Briggs was horri-
fed. He spied DR. Moseley just leaving
the building.
"1Iona AI,..,.,.. .a., houo ,,i,,, v
mere hosvle' CONT me'e' quVA'
he roarcd, WHATS upf' lisped the i'm
porturable physician:
Gust case That's ALL" was the
sharp response. "Onjck. let ms get him
ont of tho building.
Browning was hustled out of the build
ing ut lively rate. He managed t.
TOMS I'M Paci6e avenue By tbe linn,
they Ind rof half wny TO Mrs. Crox
IONS the wonlI.be snicide was as linn
os n rag md he WAS taken into The res
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-21
DON'T AMOUNT TO A DAMN
Saws Governor TiiIman 81 ne Opposition 10
the Railway Commission The fafmers
Are iof II and THAT'S Enough

Columbia, A. O, Dec 20 a BIN yut-
Ding tle absolute coutroi o. Az railroads
h the state 10 tho hands Of the railroad
commission, from whose decision there
sball be- no appeal paa agaed b. Cor
,guor TYllman last evening s mass
meeting Of railway employees was held
hero last night and eDmndttee was
appointed 20 wait on the governor IN
regard 10 tho hi. After bsaying thrr
nisaion abe governor gaidl Tho IN has
already been signed and y nav nv
law. Tba oppoAiion 81 eight or ten
ihnufaua railway ruDlOyta dotq uol
aisouai 10 dana compared With hii9
" sixty thousaAa farmers domandlnG
its passage.
lbe affec8 n THIS rather inflammatory
anawn was eau for mass fneetlng
'fi,ursdny nost. aud die battle cry gill
lleian 81 eamlst against the Iblmu1
hofcMrhN .....--a-.- -i- ~ $500 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-21
EXTRA POLICEMEN.
Amounted by The Mayor Of Waco TO Keep
The Peace on Christmas oas-C0N'
tractos Turner Suicides

Waco. Tex, Dec. 2o-Cspeelal,lm
Mayor MeCullOeh has appoln'9 chr ts
s st policemen for duty on christmas n1 ~,
Jay. He is thinking e@fwp a,d gov, ,i,dos "a n
aay, ,,,,;av adopted by the city council
reST non down the disgraeeful proceed
i iii S %n, Senriyed Of bis fun in d'sehars
ing hreSY'yS Turner builder ana SGn,
hdm"'ft took a large dose % uor a,,i,irl
i hrSp night and died late 'n's
Financial embarTrassIneTTI6ie small boy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-21

Chicago. Dec. 20 wholesale charges
~ fraud are made IN bill filed ~ the
s,,,,srior court today. The complain
o,,ts are sarah W. Pratt, vice-president
~ IN Illinois Womanis Press assocla-
tion and tho defendants are the
Xgamau's Columbian Laundry company,
II Is claimed that Under his contract
AfcBridqe. general manager Of mo
tbe company, has been taking
hsN the amount paid for sub
scrintions TO the capital stock. and had
air.aay pocketed $4,000 Ia this way
me stockholders include women IN
mauy different parts q tAe country
b., no List Of then can b Oft inea-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-21
WE ARE SEVEN.
ALL LAID OUT ON THE OPEN
PRAIRIE.
O;h,ers and Cattle Thieves Stay Each Other
uo in Wyoming All Dead, At
Last Accounts.

Cbevenne, Wyo., Dec. 20-Meagcr
particulars have reached here by mail
of the killing Of seven persons in the Big
Horn basin few days ago. The basin
is situated near Yellow Stone Park and
is almost inaccessible FROM tho south
during tie winter. Hya;uillc, the scene
Of trouble, is ninety miles from Bullalo'
which In turn Is almost thirty miles from
a railroad. According 70 the al9t!'
Bill Nutcher and jim Hun Went INTO
the basin to arrest some cattle lnl5Nes'
Nutcber is himself now under Dohd on
CHARGES of horse stealing in Fremont
county. while HUI. whose reputation ~
rnthcr moor Is said 10 be a deputy United
Stotes marshal II Is said these men
came across three alleged cattle thieves
whom they were after, near liyatlVlhe,
which has not more than han n dozen
houses. The encounter was desnelalS
from the very start and was maintained
With Winchesters. and finally with SIX
shooters. Upon It's conclusion, not only
the cattle thieves. but the officers lay
dend ON the open prairie. everybody com
nietalv rildled with bullets.
The names Of the cattle thieves have
NOT been received here.
According to the same story, Ira W aux
or and Asa Shuck were found az the
head of Norwood m the SINE sec 'i.l.i
with sixty head Of stolen cattle IN their
nossessiofl. Both men were subsequent
IL found Shot IN the back, but by whom
Is not known. although II " believed
,boy mot ihelr fate al the hands Of aoine
ogfSers Of tie law. Both were. rather
notorious characters, Wnlter ~ me me- =
who is credited with having billel lishA
Iovett on Shell Creek ln.t hullinet.
i"ll'' t,itn, IN the BLACK HIS until
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-21
MSS MACUNA
Says the Negro Arrested al slllaasv Is he
fiOnd Who Attempted 10 Outrage
Her Shol Hin 0ead.

ElIlopcr Tex, Dec. 90 Especially
Constable Iauek has arrcxtol sekra
named Joe Chandler who on the Ian
Inst, attempted to outrage Miss Ne.
cnna while the rest Of the family wsS
absent Miss Maeuua has pasidyals
idbnuacd him as her assallant ana Ia "a
now In Jail IN default Of bail.
Tonight Heury Schneider slaf1ed ts.hhAd
the counter IN Charles Spegils store aud
with M oath started TO stab Splcgle with
butcher krlio, Sningle grabbed Hs-
tol and shot Schneider dead.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-21

sSuranee company At the meeting to-
gay il was charged by one Of the cr,si-
itors that Balfnur had sold al the prop
esrsy in Great Britain aud bed TO Spain.
lhis statement caused the greatest up
rpAri AMI many were the terms Of OPP
lrohium INDUCED in by those who held
baliQur responsible in great measure for
the disaster that befell the society.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-21
iEAPH NEWS
n BOILED DOWN.

t.. ---
\ -, AZ Manchester,
Il sit WIS ~. a'l"s .,'nrder OF his wife,
\ gig- for me n,d grO in september
4 or,oo ot Port HUI
.aisn eSpress sTooO Yesterday
Fas r'DOeu !, :, dlnner. There is
ttrk was u
DE- thief -. 100
mrham, minister ,,,,, ~ I'D delay to
-sssd TO return ..,gate the arrest
tnta aud ih'rs '''s,at,,, American
lsi Ngs' a resp''
(. 4 that CITY .,,,,,.,o,
!, ne chinese man eoliu1 5e.,,s,
4 4 be murder oil ,I 'He D ~, los An.
] u committed SMILE sul,,Is NV h,s cue
Il BY hanging ni In
4 be bars OF 'ne ....,a,.
,nnual report hleu Ses'' -
4, 4 state Poormah Oh Oii,o i man
A !, sgnlnst his pfeue' 10, ~, eiona
lardns ,,la. Roth are Re
~ TO rV'i
a,,,.oro,
4 after the negro VINO ,', ou''" a,,s
s s-ien, en- ls-year-oiu VIM 80, -,
an IS EllNU 10 hAANt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-21
RAILWAY COMMISSION CASE.


sumsd Yesterday
Galveston, Tx, Dee, 20, Especially
Thp taking Of testimony in the railway
commission ease to be used in the e,i-
deuco whom tho case comes up before
United States District i0dge Maxsy Ia
February next was resumed THIS morn-
Ing The witnesses examined In the
forenoon were Andrew Mills, secretary
Of tho Cotton lHNdiNbgn. D. Adam h,-
WHO, and Roymcr Shaher, Some u
these testified ~ favor ~ the cnmiNip.
sion ratesi othors against them, aa they
wow detrimental to the expansion o.
tho trade OF Galveston and Ipxaa ia
general Commissioner Foster was call.
cd 10 The stand IN the nfierhoou and Ids
examination was exhaustive and ouou-
pied the euilro session. HIS tesumony
IN tho main waa ~ favorable 70 The come
mission. aud WIS supported by en- army
VI facts and iguros demonstrating tho
advantages and benefits She peoilo had
derived fruni The coinmisgon rntca.
IL II expected the testimony IN tho
case VIII be concluded hero tomorrow,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-21
prNKDRTON INVESTIGATION.

Washington, Dec. Ca meeting to-
day Of the sub-commiliee on judiciary,
charged with Investigating the alleged
illegal use u Piukerion men at Home
stead. was productive in showing that no
two members agreed ne 20 The character
Of tie report TO be made 70 the full com
hlittee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-21
A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
One Young College Student Accidentally SlIh
Another.

Knoxville. Tenn, Dec. 20.-A terrible
tragedy was enacted at the University
~ 1ennessee this evening Il NJ. Pow
III Of spnhgacid aud w whiithotn Of
Ganiten have been roommates einee ne
opening ~ the fan term They were
pscAins their traaks prr2arutofy toleaF'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-21

Ing for their homes 20 spcnd the HOLIDAY
Whom MAtthorn picked Mp = pistol "
longing 10 Powell and started 20 hand h
10 him, the munnle end forward Jua
as Powell took hold Of the pistol Il ven
on, the hall going directly through hi
heart, killing him Instantly.
Wmtthorn " Frustrated with vvipf.
and Il Is feared he will commit saiiAa,
/ The shooting was purely accldsatal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-21
TAMMANY
Has no Demands 10 Make on Nj. Cleveland
So Says Croker.

New York Dec 2O.-The Herald this
morpinr says Tammany han. through
Richard Croker. it's official CHEF, declares
MAJ Il has no "demauds' to make Of
f5rasidapt-eleet Cleveland, nor my sug-
i,.'.,,iops 10 make regarding appointments.
si.Sir Cleveland Mr Croker says.
aa,,ring bis administration viii receive
~ he5rtv support Of the Democrats Of
'Tsrlaanr.e A few minutes later MI
Trafcr said. 1T Is absurd 10 talk about
any Democrats eudeafonns 70 essnAl
-. st,ri 4 course would ruin amy one
nolitieally who saw 1T to attempt It,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-21
ENAHlNA CON FERENCE.
slS0p eopgseLL FINISHES
HIS nBoRs


'tilisl Ct, o. T., Dec. 2O.-(spe-
rlh Methodist conference which
n Q SESSION in Oklahoma City
4 lsesday adjourned last night
l1rt-
vi has been wearisome but the
lustsly satisfactory. Bishop
aile q spln. ~ prcsidi~~ o.
arnter of districts were re-
VA " Tour lor Wnich Disnop
announced the following up
district, (colored) IL. II. Mar
sung elder. Oklahoma City,
a y be supplied; Ardnore, b.
-aker.
supplied by William Upton;
supplied by A. Riley Chandler
~ Charge, William Dawson;
% be supplied; Guthrie AND
4, Z Norris; Island Ford
Etg T. u. Allen; Hennessy, TO be
Lacoln, a. A. Peters; Okla
w second In charge, supplied
lQEhes; Purcell, u. q. Crank
.a,,Aseh, TO be supplied; Lincoln
Z supplied; Tohee aud Salenl'
y Capmin Robinson.
- district, A. g. Murray, pre-
w Oklahoma City.
U; II, uppcurch.
. be supplied.
10 be supplied.
~ w. j. McInnaly.
-ag and Minco, to he supplied
NV " City G. w. Mowbray.
me, to be supplied
W, Il. Jones.
y =. Q, Swartz.
"a y. II. Brand.
Martin {. Stockland.
ihls, to be- supplied.
\, f Hendrickson.
Circuit, TO be supplied.
J, L. Roberts.
"a City, A. ]: Nathan.
anu Lexington, c. ID. Holsen-
foE, to be supplied.
Z and Shawnee, c. b. Jones.
y ). Kerr
b district-J. NJ. Green, pre-
M Guthrie; Caney to be sup
\. yton and Ingalls,, j. w. Fox
circuit, c. II. Reynolds; %
Sealt to be supplied; Gushing
|Gaa9e supplied; Dover, II. A
..ule First church. j. f. Smith
.lvut j. G. Davis; Henessey
spned: kaw, ~. w. b, Long
h William Buck; Kingfshel
ii " supplied. Mulhall and Or
p.S Dawson; Okiua to be sup
!. saaeska, j, +. Palmer: Pawne'
Eli Clyde p. Metcalf; Perkins
Silh Saltwater, Il. @. Della
7tiYalsr circuit TO be supplied
~ a II. Cronk.
! n Wfuict-J. NJ. Walburn. pre-
WI, McAlister. Afton and Vinita
Is,,n.e' Alluwe to be supplied
~ % he supplied; Barre
l1o{ supplied; Bell, Hosea Prince
itl-li " supplied. Broken ALTON
y tflel' Cimarron, S. II. Hurley
* Y =, Baker: Claremore, Gee
Z 4 oigate, y. $. Simmons; Cow
on W, Howe; Hartshorn an
{. N n, Selhy. Krebs and A
} I5ii.i W Greer; Leaore. ]. W
81 N h and Atoka, J. p. Smitl
eao. y supplied; Muskogee an
.N N 20 be supplied: Oak Lodgl
~ ''neheardt; Kimitichi to /
81 y be supplied; peona to 3
Ie,A x Greek TO be supplied
IA d, Robinson; South Cam
M. supplied; South McAliste
M Teney; Stringtown, w. I
,,b,;i 9liahina and 1'uskahomi
iea Talequah, W. II. Sui
,gs,st, =. b. AIatateneyi wagn,
I. il.tsr, TO be supplied: Yhitefire
r "a Wister Junction. W.
II gasD, sna3ugal conference will
u' y. I.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-21
FAILURE At oEoRaETown
The Georgetown Chair Manufacturing Corr
pany Attached.

Georgetown. Tex, Dec. 20.--fSpscialJ
Abaut twenty attachments were rup on
he Georgetown Chair Manufacturing
company here today. The concern was
lndelted TO Iaborera 10 the sum Of about
5000 some Of whom ore very poor
Amid great excitement the. crcditqfs
h. ~ enfsnd Into the general scramble
10 ~, Who can be first ID getting out
tbeir papars. The whole thiag Is now II
ros9es.i5n 81 Sheriff Br0okFliire.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-21
WHAT MARIE NEYINs SAYS

Nav York. Dec % An oVanInF phpar
snvs, Marie Ncvirs, recently divorced
from james O.. Blaine, jr., declared "a
CIV M not 20 10 Washington 10 Affect
a reconciliation between her aud yoaD5
Blaine. 4r
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-21

Ne,y York. Dec. 20. Or. Alfred Loo
mia returned 10 the dty last might from
Washington. TO a reporter be si,a
vol h. cannot be- Kni1 TO he In my I'M
mediate danger Iic n very aiek man
and may die NJ amy moment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-21
PRISONERS ESCAPE.
They overpOwer DcuuB Sheriff at San
Dieuo.

Ulel0.
San Diego. Tex, Dec, 2o-t Especially
Desiderilo Melino and Andres Treyino
overpowcred Deputy Sheriff Teodlo Ben-
vnides this evening and made their es-
cape. Dlsederilo Melino IS the prisoner
who received the life sentence for kill
ing Thomas Henderson and Andres Ire
vino was lately Jailed for stealing cat
Tie. Teotlo went to them with some
coal as they complained Of being cold
as he opened the door they grabbed him
aud throw him down.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-21

CtoSscup, United States district Judge
for the northern district OF Illinois. Silas
Alexander, secretary Of New Mexico,
PostmaSters-I Texas Mcdonald Camp
bell. jefferson; T. \. Robertson, TAYLOR
Mr. Faulkner beml OF West VIZ
ginin offered q resolution Ougreed tol
calling ON the attorney for I'M
formation as to lndiau depreciation
claims
The bin introduced by Mr. Bate
tDeml OF Tennessee on Dec u 90 rc'
peal all statutes. relating to supervisors
q elections nnl special deputies MAS
tlken NJ. and Mr. Bates argued " its
favor The bill then won't over without
action,
Mr' Biaekhurn Nbeml OF Kentucky
moved 20 lroee'I 70 eonsiuerauon OF the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-21


San Antonio, 'fsS., Dec. ~, (spocinl)
General frank Wheaton, commander Of
tho military department, received a tele'
gram today from Fort Mcintosh stating
a courier had lust arrived there from
Gan lgnacIo bringing tho information
that Inc federal authorities hnd had n
complete investigation and that The
report that Mexican soldiers were held
~ prisoners at San lgnOcio was untrue
The euldiem CROSSED oyor from MoNieo
at the time Of the eight oppotitc san
lgncio aud have remained ON tlls aide
NJ tho river NJ Their own free WI
They refuse 10 return to M"Aleo, hul inr
what reason W not known. IL 70 h1-
Ilr,.d iV mnny TINT they are Va Nmpl-
thy wifi tho bandits and they VIII JOIN
ths ontlnws when opportunity occurs
'Troops OF tho Third cnynlry M command
OF Lieutenant West ARE stu IN bot put
sult of thn bandits The trnil which they
nre following leads down thr ryer aud
a IN expected TINT II the rey0luuonints
are pressed they win cross over into
Mcxiro IN either cnse tho revolution
lsta will meet with q warm reception,
The other United States troops ufe en-
gagged In scouting throughout the chimp
Dslru Of tho border nnh watching nnh
pected fanchcrs
Captain Francis w. larlle Of the
Third rnvulry. who has been here attend
Inc federal court, hns been ordered "a
procred Immediately ~ the turbulent
section and take charge OF his troop nov
Ia the field.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-26
CLOSING OUT SALE
AT THE
COLUMBIA SHOE STORE
125 MONROE STREET.
125 MONROE STREET.

Our of Ladies' Mems and Chidrcn's Boots.
Rubbers be closed Within thirty
account of a change in the firm.
This which is fresh and stylish. having
bought fall winters trade consists of
best known and celebrated makes such Edwin G. Burss
John Kelly Rochester; Eddy 81 Websters
+, NewYork; w. L. Douglas Brockon Mass G. NJ
Henderson, Chicago; and will be slaughtered right
gardcss of cost value.
1t will be interest TO avail yourself OF such
chance to bargains such opportun
again. Remember that the entire
stock be disposed of within thirty days will do well
cor of phenomenal bargains
before the stock and sizes broken up.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-10-27
TER PRESS COM.
MENTS.
How Is This, Mr.. Joseph?

One of the diabolical incidents, so far
in the present campaign in New Mexico
is the attempt of the notorious scalawag
and all-around villain, Casey, to shadow
the memory of the late Gen. John A. Lo-
gan, by bringing his name before the public
in connection with the atrocious murders
committed some ten years ago in the
American valley, west of Socorro. These
were regarded, and very properly too, as
among the most brutal and cold-blooded
assassinations ever committed in New
Mexico, and have never been equalled by
their atrocity and barbarity in this part
of the territory except by the butchery OF
Wooten, at San Lorenzo springs, little
more than a year ago. A number of the
members of the gang of which this man
Casey was the leader, were arrested for
the crimes. The people of the country
believed and still believe that they were
guilty, and that they escaped the gallows
only through failure of the machinery
of Justice to give them their deserts.
The attempt to bring Logan's name in
to this matter, and to make it appear
that he was accessory to the assassina-
lions committed by the Casey gang, is
an attempt to blacken the memory of
man who is held in highest esteem by the
American people as one of their bravest
soldiers and noblest heroes, and is a
crime but little short in its atrocity of
those with which the names of this nefar-
ious gang of human butchers are so init
mately connected.-Albuquerque Citizen.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-10-27
CLEVELAND AND THE VETERANS.

The same loyal sentiment that>inspired
the boys in blue of 81 to fall into line in
the country's behalf, will march them up
to the polls on election day to cast their
little ballot against Grover Cleveland's
claim on the presidential chair. Since
Gen. Dan Sickles' now famous observa-
ton at the Chicago convention that
100000 war veterans would vote against
Cleveland in New York, some of the truth
seekers have been hunting down 1.-THE
claimants" record on pensions, and such.
We all know that he hired substitute to
represent him in the army during the war,
but this is only small part of his offend
ing. The facts are that as mayor of
Buffalo, governor of New York and oc-
cupant of the presidential chair Cleveland
has never failed to accept every oppor-
tunity offered to put his veto on measures
calculated to benefit the old soldier.