Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-01-06
CONDENSED NEWS.

A Iithograrh pool has been formed
Capital, Si2 900, 900,
Edward Ball, 4 years old, died at New
ark, N. j. Hydrophobia.
The 3 900 watchmakers, E!gin, ILL.,, vii
strike. Reduction Of wages.
Senator Quay is authority for the state
mcnt that Blaine will accept.
La grippe carried away Jacob Cox,
prominent Indianapolis artist.
The Idaho senatorial contest between
Dubois and Claggett will be heard Jan. 7
The Pacific extension Of the Great North
orn has been completed to Kallespel
Mont.
At Silver Bow, Mont, J T. Rand, a car
penter, was killed by block thrown from
circular saw.
r. q. Mills has sufficiently recovered
| from his Knockout to start for Texas. He
has senatorial fences.
County seat contestants at Woodsdale,
kas attempted to ambush Judge Botkn.
The Arkansas Pass railroad strikers at
tackled the shops at Yokum and wrecked
fifteen engines.
st. Louis has Withdrawn in favor OF
Kansas City in the matter OF the national
Democratic convention.
Senator Manderson will call up Senator
Plumbs bill to remove the remains of
Gen. Grant to Arlington.
James Taylor, temporarily insane, at
Grand Rapids, Mich, attacked his wife
with razor. She will die.
The question Of the sanity of Prince Won
Michael, who has been annoying Jay
Gould and family, will be legally deter
mined.
Mrs. Anna Hasting was arrested for
running a baby farm, 2Sl2 Calumet ave-
nue., Chicago. Many crimes are charged
ageinst her.
A stage coach was held up by three
men near Bonner's ferry, Missoua coun.
ty, Mont. Ed Huntley, a Chicago travel
ing man, lost 81 400.
Capt. G. G. Gowy, Harvey Ewing and,
Stokely Allen were killed at Nashville
fire. The loss was $475,75 Insurance,
1907, 900.
The German emperor has suggested to
the officers of the Pottsdam garrison that
those unable to dance shall not attend
court balls in future.
Plenipotentiaries of tie powers had
meeting at BRUSSELS and have signed the
protocols Of the anti-slavery act, which
goes into operation sixty days hence.
The United States is not represented.
Col. G. S. Gimer, recently appointed
deputy lieutenant governor of Ontario,
owing to the illness of Sir Alexander
and clerk of the Ontario assem-
bly, ever since the confederation, is dead.
Influenza is raging all over Belgium.
All the schools at Mathis have been
closed on account of the epidemic. One
tenth OF the arsenal workmen there have
the affection in such severe form as to
be confined to their beds.
NJ. Henri Reve Albert Guy DeMaupas.
SAINT, the well known French author, who
is seeking at Cannes to recover from the
nervous disorders from which he is suffer
ing, due to overwork, attempted to commit
suicide Friday.
In several provinces of Russia district
have decided to issue loans at
a low rate of interest. The measure is
designed for the relief OF famine stricken
to prevent their selling or pawn
ing their tools and fal ming implements.
The main supplying Peru, Ind, with
natural gas burst with the mercury five
degrees below. AS result, the inhabi-
tants were compelled to lie in bed during
the day, but as few OF them ever 20 to
church no diminuition was noticed in the
size of the congregations.
Elmer S. Hofford, OF Chester, N. H.
F. B. Tucker, of Sacramento, and L. W.
Foster, of Sandford, were burned to death
in their boarding house at Sandford, Cal.
7. S. Hammond, printer, was fatally
hurt by jumping from the second story
He died. Six others, whose
names are unknown, were fatally burned.
The Chihuahua & Durango Develop
ment company has filed articles of incor.
poration with the secretary of state,
at Denver, capitalized at $250,000. The
incorporators are Hanon 0. Risley, Geo.
H. Parsons, R. H. Graham and J. E.
Lundstrom of Colorado Springs. The
contemplates building a rail-
road from Durango into the state of
Mexico.