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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-03-24
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT SANTA FE, N. M
February 20, 1892.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing.named settler has flied notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
Of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before register and receiver at Santa
Fe, N. M, on April 20, 1892, viz Joseph
Blonger for the W sw sec. 26 n 4
NV sw NV sec. 50 tip 10 r IL
@.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation OF, said land, viz:
J. H. Bullock, M. NJ. Wnsor, 0. G.
Knox, Fl. D. Winsor, Glorieta, N. NJ.
A. l.. MORRISON,
Raustay
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Attorney and Counselor at Law, Silver CITY
New Mexico. Prompt attention given to al
business intrusted to our care. Practice in al
the courts Of the territory.
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Z. S. Deputy Surveyor and U. s. Deputy Mineral
Surveyor.
Locations made upon public lands. Furnishes
information relative to Spanish and Mexican
land grants. Office i'll county court house, San
ia Fe n. NJ.
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EDWARD L. BARTLETT,
Lawyer Santa Fe. New Mexios Office Catron
Block.
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this country to-day as in England,-New
York Press.
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Attorney ard Counselor 1T Law, T. o. Box
"F," Santa Fe, N. NJ, practices in supreme and
all district courts Of New Mexico. Special at.
IGNITION given to mining and Spanish and Mex.
Jean land grant litigation.
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W. Il. SLOAN.

Office in Sena Block, Santa Fe, N. NJ
Lawyer, Real Estate and Mining Broker. Spec
ial attention given to examining titles to reaI
estate, examining, buying, selling or capital
izing mines or corporations in New Mexico
Ariz ma and Old Mexico; also to procuring
patents for mines.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

GEO. w. KNAEBEL,
OH &c in Catron Block. Collections nd search.
ing titles a specially
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The Daily New Mexican
By NEW MEXICAN PRINTING co.

E@- Entered as Second Glass matter al the
Santa Fe Post Office
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G@~The NEW MEXICAN is the Oldest news
paper IN New Mexico. 1t Is sent to every FoSt
Office ia the Territory and has a large and gov
ing circulation among the INTEL gent and Pc
s1essive people of the southwest
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The town Of Casa Grande is experience
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LAS VEGAS HOT SPRINGS. NM


% for slmos ali forms
bathing facilities 80 -''A' 'A'SAAs
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What Water Does.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-16

Opinion of tho Senators who Discuss
the Matter

WASHINGTON, ID. O., Dec. 15.-The
senators who participated Ia the dis
cussion OF the programme to bo fol-
lowed by the party In regard 10 the
senatorial contests in several Western
states, were Messrs. Sanders, Perkins,
Dubois, Warren, Manderson, Pad dock,
Hoar, Hale, Hawlcy, Morrill,, Carey
and sherman. The CONSENSUS Of
opinion expressed wps TINT on the
whole the senators did not desire nor
pretend TO interfere with the states In
carrying out the will OF he people. IL
was the duty OF Republican senators
to resent strenuously insertions OF the
Democrats, who charge them with
trying 10 pervert public sentiment. IL
was shown to the satisfaction OF the
caucus that the Democratic steering
committee has no ground upon when
10 base Its claims. In Nebr, aka the
Democrats have but four members In
the entire Legislature aud In Kansas
but seventeen. In North Dakota the
Republicans have clear majority OF
nine in both branches, and In Wyom.
ing five. In California snd Mon
tana tho vote was close with the Pop
ulists holding tho balance Of power.
Senator Morrill, made strong
speech In which he deprecated the as.
serlion made by Democrats and urged
Republicans TO do whatever might be
necessary to make plain the fact that
such assertions were based upon AS
SYMPTOMS OF the most violent
character and insulting 10 tue in
tegrity and honesty OF the Republican
party.
One OF the active members Of the
caucus said Il was not the intention OF
the Republicans to appoint any so.
called Catering committee" for the
reason that the only purpose OF such
committee would DO To exercise im-
proper influence upon the legislatures
In the states In question.
The caucus adjourned subject to call.
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CUTS HIN ABOUT THE FACE
And then PluueeS thu Weapon Twice
In His Own Left SIDE.
visit Of thu Gri.rstsicIseo wife q
the rrinou. = Death OF the
Murderer.

LEAvsSwonTm, Kas., Dec. To-
Early this morning, q. A. Benson,
Theresa Mettman's murderer, made a
vigorous attack with murderous
knife upon Captain Morgan. the aged
death.watch OF Benson, and slashed
and cut him about the face In q terrible
manner. The wounds, however, arv
not considered dangerous. The old
man pleaded 40 hard for mercy tina,
Benson said he could not find heart 10
kill him.
The disturbance brought the jailers,
and US they were coming up stalrs
Benson plunged the knife twice into
his lcft side. The condemned man
told them lac had taken poison and
would die In i've minutes. II was not
discovered what was the nature OF the
poison Benson took.
At noon he was In an unconscious
condition, and efforts to revive him
proved fruitleas. This wounds In his
side have a horrible appearance. They
would prove fatal without the aid OF
poison.
Shortly after BensOn's attempt AT
murder and suicide physicians were
summoned. They administered opiates,
opened Benson's body and took out his
stomach aud bowels, and could ind no
trace OF poison. Both cuts Were on the
lett side Just under the ribs and had sew
cred small blood vessels anu there was
considerable internal hemorrhnge.
Sheriff Flora, who with the doctors
told Benson he would surely die,
asked him II ne desired 10 zee n
preacher and his vile. He answered
aiiirmatively, "Yes," anu clergyman
was sent for.
Benson, however, declined to say
anything when his wife arrived; he
simply shook his head anu kissed her.
She broke down WITH grief and was
taken away. The doomed man then
expressed desire to see Sheriff Flora
alone, anu the 70 I'm was cleared. He
was told he could not live, and Flora
asked him II he had anything to say.
Benson denied being murderer and
reiterated disclosures made 10 Sherifi
Flora and the Tailor which were before
unpublished. This In nll tho man
would say and the physicians resumed
their labOrs with him. Benson died
at 1881 O'Clock tonight, never regain.
ing consciousness after taking chloro-
form.
Prior to the examination OF the sto-
mach he showed the utmost sangfroid
and made no confession OF his most
brutal murder Of Mrs. Mettman nor
expressed the slightest regret ut the
attempted murder of his watch. The
hnNu a. aitll In tha mil nd NJ an la. "a a.
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THE PORTFOLIO or STATE.
Rumors Circulated and Again Con
tradtrted.

Rumors Circulated and Again Con.
trHdicted.
ALBASy,N. Y, Dec. l5.--Thc Times.
Union tonight, under Washington
date, says:
"United States Senator Hill has been
rendered the portfolio Of state by
Presidcnt.elect Cleveland. This IL
following the custom to give to their
leading opponent the portfolio OF state.
United States Senator Hill was
approached while In New York by q
close friend Of Cleveland, and as n
result Cleveland and Hill met In Bal
tinore later on whore all differences
were healed and Cleveland In person
rendered Hin the portfolio OF state.
This would result in the following
changes In the New York state govern.
ment: Flower and Hon. Ed Murphy,
Jr., would both be sent to the United
States Senate, placing Lieutenant.
Governor Sheohan In tho Governors
cnnir."
NEW YORK. Dec. i5.--Presldent-
elect Cleveland, when shown the
Albany dispatch about Hill being
offered the portfolio OF state saiu:
$50 far AS | know there In not single
word OF truth In this staten ,nt.
WAsHIHGToN, ID. O., Dec. 10
Senator Hill was seen this evening.
He salt he had not been offered a
position In Clevcland's Cabinet, and
did not expect he would DO.
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lettings from TOoele.


TooELE, December 10th, 1892.
Andrew Jonsen, seventy.seven years
of age, was out nil Tuesday night. He
left Grantsville about noon with the
intention OF walking to Tooele. 1t be.
gan to storm in the afternoon, the
wind blew, and the old man got oil the
road; but he kept going along, expect.
ing to reach Tooele at nightfall.
However, quite blizzard came
up, and he could not see his way.
He continued walking throughout
the night, and when the Gar.
field and Tooele train was running
Into Tooele depot yesterday Mr.. NJ. Is.
Nelson, OF the Nelson Hotel, saw Jon.
sen In the distance. Upon reaching
homo no got n conveyance and went
after him. Mr.. Nelson took the un-
fortunate man to his home. His hands
and feet were froLen-ihe left hand
very badly. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson made
him rs comfortable M possible.
The health OF the people Is generally
good.
There IL much snow on ths ground,
md still more falling. The sleigh bells
are ringing, aud the young folks chee r
ful.
Mr.. McKendrlck, OF The McKendrlck
Hotel, has been quite SICK for the last
three weeks with asthma and dropsy.
ID. II. GILL.
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THE PANAMA SCANDAL.
A Heated Debate In the Chamber OF
Deputies

PARIS, Dec. 15.-Confusion reigned
Mt the sitting OF the chamber OF depu.
ties today caused by the discussion Of
the Bo!sscrin proposals, such as has not
been known before in years. Bourgeois,
minister OF Justice had, previously an.
nounced that he would oppose the
Boisserin proposal to invest the
Panama committee with judicial
power. When the matter was called
up by Hubbard, n motion for the dis
cussion Of the proposal was supportedlby
Ribot and Premier Cretson, president
OF the investigating committee. II
the chamber al ourn, the committee, he
said, would have no difficulty In ful.
filling It's tdsk, but II the proposals. were
brought 10 discussion, with the approval
OF the chamber, the committee
would support them. In the name
Of tho committee Bresson made an
attack on Ribot and Bourgeois, his
language being Mt times inlemperate.
Bourgeois answered saying the minis.
try had determined to bring the
matter to n settlement. A vote WINS
then taken which resulted Ia 424 to LOO
In favor OF proceeding with the discus.
sion In accordance with the govern.
menPs desire. Bourgeois then pro.
ceeded to forcibly state the objection
OF the ministry TO the Doisserlu propo.
sal. They wished d searching inquiry.
but that must conform with the iunda.
mental principles OF the state. II
this matter could not be decided
once Tor all at the present sitting OF the
cabinet, he would resign. The min.
istry had TO deal with enemies OF the
iepuoiic, mon who carelessly engaged
In disseminating among the people
cnlumny and vsnomous falsehoods.
biession reiorted that perhaps the
ministry was tho power most inimicnl
10 the republican rein. This inuendo
aroused "a storm Of protests at
which hlbot rose and made an
eloquent appeal to the republicans
70 rally around the flag OF the republic.
NJ. DeLaunay then accused De Frey.
cinet, ex.minister OF war, OF being
responsible to a great degree for the
Fhnama trouble, and asked why M,
hefz hau been decorated with the
cross OF the Legion OF Honor Mt the
request OF questionable politicians.
de Ffeycinet replied the honor was
granted ~ the request OF many solen.
tinc men who praised Herr highly for
electrical work. Bourgeois promised
the investigating committee all posi-.
bic assistance from the 40 MT and
the vote Mt the end of the discusslon
was ~ 10 10 against tho Boisserin
ptopo,ns' rms Ia regarded tanta.
noun. 10 vote OF confidence In the
government, although the narrowness
OF inc majority had . depressing effect
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Garden CITY on Bear Lake.

Garden City on Bear Lake.
Editor Descret NeDs--As II Is long
time since anything has been heard Of
through the columns OF the NEWS
regarding our little burg, few items
may not be- aml,s.
On the 18th of December a two.
year.old son OF Hyrum aud Aunle V.
Cook succumbei TO the dreadful disease
OF diphtheria which has beenlfor some
time past and is yet quito prevalent In
our midst, and which will, II not sudden.
ly checked, cause disaster In our small
town. David s. Cook, Esq, has been
appointed quarantine officer, anl Ia
doing all la his power 10 check the
spread OF the disease. II Ia said to be
uiphtherin In u eomewhat milder form
than IL usually the case, but Ia never
theless very contagious. Ii IL reported
that some take the disease in such n
mild form US not TO make them sick,
and these are the ones that mostly
carry the disease on them, and con-
sequently through lack OF care on
their part the sickness " spread around
town, no one knowing how aud from
whom the next victim has caught the
malignant disease.
Day school, which was fairly well
started, has been stopped, as lhave also
all religious services Of all kinks, and
thore irDo knowing hee c,vng such q
condition OF Affairs will last, rs mostly
all the people In town have been
more or less exposed to the sickness.
Winter has made its appearance al
though the fail weather was exceed.
ingly fine. The first snow to stay on
the ground foil In the early part OF last
week. The weather at present Is quite
cold and has been al times very
ohangable.
The Stake Presidency OF the Y. NJ.
NJ. |. A. held meeting here on the
18th OF November and reorganized for
the winter, although no meetings have
us yet been held.
Three Democratic school trustees
were elected In this precinct Mt the
late election, all the town and county
officials are also democrats. This cor
responds with the national election.
Good crops have again covered the
labors OF the Garden City farmers,
with the exception OF The potato crop
which THIS year proved almost fail.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. lo.-At the
afternoon kession n resolution was
adopted declaring boycott on the
National Blowing Co., San Francisco.
The Iorort OF the cOmfnittee TO which
President Gompcr's report had been
referred WIS then heard. Tho com.
mittee concurr.d In most Of the recon.
mendnilons nod the CONCURRENCE was
approved until the clause fayoring the
opening Of the Worlds FAM was
reached. There was long dlsclssl5n
on this, Miss Kenny OF Shirt Ironer-
opposing It on the grounds that u was
an entertainment upon the working
peoples rights to n days rect Other
organizations. however advocated II
and II was endorsed.
Then there was q lengthy talk on
the subject Of holding labor congress
ut the Worlds Fair. Some delegates
opposed the project ~ imprac,icableow.
ing 10 the wide divcrgenc'es OF aims
hni opinions between tho working peo-
pie Of America and other countries.
10 test the sense OF the federation n
motion was oiiercdih hat the organization
participate In an international labor
congress and the debate was eiill goiIg
ON at the time OF Adjournment.
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HOLD A,ttmnt 90 E.cnne.

BAILsroN, n. Y, Dec. l5.-Martin
Foy, the murderer OF Henrietta vii.
son, who escaped some time ago and
was landed ia prison agaln recently,
alter Sheriff Wordcn chased him to
san Francisco before e1ecting his
capture, made another bold escnIe this
afternoon. He overpowereJ the turn.
Key and took to the highway, followed
~ mob. As the alarm was given
roy took refuge la the brush, but, be.
ing covered by guns, threw up his
hands and surrendered. He was i'm.
medlately returned TO IaiI,
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CHICAGO, Dec. l5.-Do,ectives today
uuear lhed the concern that Tor a long
lime has been turning out thousands
OF bogus tickets for the Louisiana lot.
terry ami others, j. IL Stauger, was
found on the promises, and held to the
grand jury In $1,000 bonds. Litho.
graphefs' tools anu stones 10 the value
OF $4,000 were found, and immense
piles OF bogus tickets we're gathered
up. S,anyer was only n workman In
charge, and who was behind him Ia
not known. Tue counterleits are per-
feet. 1t IL estimated tina; the counter.
feiters disposed OF half million tickets
at full price.
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NEW York. Dec. he. Ellery
Anderson, president Of the Reform
club, received this morning from
Speaker Crispa reply TO his letter OF
two days ago. Anderson declines to
make the letter public.
"Was Mr.. Crisp's letter friendly"
al could not answer the question
without disclosing Its contents. 1 will
say, however, that both MIR. Crisp and
| are satisfied, and the public ought
also 10 be- satisfied and allow US some
respite from n continual round OF In.
quiries,'
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Tho sl,.,.r, peepeninr.

TACOMA, WASH, Dec. 10. - The
mystery surrounding the disappear-
ance OF Banker Llueus II. Post was
deepenod by statement made tonight
by A. h. Link, n prominent citizen,
VINO has known Post four years, who
says he rode from Seattle to Tacoma
In Posts company lastrhursdsy night.
Post seemed morose and unwilling to
talk and walked alone up the street IN
soon rs the train arrived here. Oiliclnls
Of the bank OF which Post Is president,
had detectives In New York tracing
POSTS movements In that city. Ho
traced him ~ the Lackawanua depot,
but lost trace there. Bank officials
claim that Post ia surely In the east
and that he will never return 10 Taco.
ma,
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A Plot 10 KiiI Ezeia.

PANAMA, VIA GALVESTON, Tex q,
Dec. l5.-Advices from Salvador state
n plot to kill President Ezeta was dis
covered few days ngo. The plot WAS
formed by Salvador exlles Ia Guato.
mala. The president was invited to n
banquet ut Salvador at which the
Italian hired TO assassina,e MIN had
been detailed as a waiter. When the
guests were seated the police, who had
been informed OF the plot, arrested the
Italian; he confessed that he had beoR
hired for 50 10 commit murder.
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NEW YORK, Dec. l5.-lt transplres
that one OF the causes for the strin'
genoy in money today was the pay
ment out Of 81, 900, 900 into the treasury
OF the General Electric company, the
first payment on account OF subscrip-
tons to S6,00O,0 900 bonds recently au-
thorized by tho company, having fallen
due.
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COLUMBUS, o., Dec. l5.-Unnn.
nounced today thirteen conductors,
members ofthc order OF railway con.
ductors, running on the Panhandle,
withdrew fiom the order. The with.
Grswal u attributed u "a desire on tue
part OF the Panhandle officials to ON.
ploy men who are not members OF the
order
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Obituary.

HoT SPRINGS, Ark, Dec. l5.-Afler
a lingering but apparently painless
pm. today. At the time Of his death
he was surrounded by members OF his
family and several close friends. Sem
aior Gibson passed away as II he had
merely gone TO sleep. In accordance
with his wishes his remains will be
buried in Lexington, KY, by the side
OF his wife.
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LouisvILLE, KY, Dec. ia
stranger walked into Joseph Mandelps
pawnshop on East Market street this
anernoan,, pointed pistol at the pro.
diamonds, stepped out OF the door and
boarded car. The proprietor was so
dazed that he sat In his chair halt an
hour before he Informed the police.
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A MISTAKE.
INC Case against vrrnun Diseon.
tipued

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Dec. l5.-rhe
case oi Thomas Gaylord Vernum, oil
NHnchita, H., charged with stealing
money anu Jrwclry valued at $500 from
u. ~ Anterior, director 0f the Yale
gymnasium, came up IN The city court
To-Day, but was discontinued. A de.
.erlive was quoted M tao tly admitting
thht gritvnia errors were committed In
nffesting Nernum. liz said had the
authorities possessed information last
night which they now have the arrest
would not have occurred.
Netnum's father is on the way from
Chicago, and Interesting devotion.
ments are looked for when he arrives.
Common rumor has II tina. suits .ot
'alse imprisonment may follow.
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AhanIInn r.rk .. ssla.

CySTuANA. KY, Dec. l5.-Mrp.
Anna Wilson, widow OF tho late w.
II. Wilson, sold the famous Ahdallah
park, near this city, this morning, TO
Ben Hey OF Cincinnati for s2l 800.
The park contains one OF the finest
mile tracks IN the state, grand stand
aud extensive stables, aud contains
seventy.ilye acrea.
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n,ii,ary Port Near iIeienn.

WASHINGTON, ID. O., Dee. i5.-A
military post authorized by an act OF
Congress, approved May Il, 1902, IL to
be establish Il at or near Helena. Mon
lana, 10 be known and designated NJ
Fort Harrison, In compliment TO the
President Of the United States.
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NEWTON, Kan, Dec. l5.-rne New.
ton National Bank closed Its doors AT
1880 O'Clock this morning, posting
upon them the notice: "Bank closed;
In the hnuds OF the Government"
rhc funds gave out, aud the officers
voluntarily closed the bank.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-16

PARIS, Dec. ia rumor ia saoa,
to the effect that the government has
decided to arrest tho managers OF the
Panama Canal company charged with
completely In the alleged frauds. Tho
situation In growing ingravlty. Either
the ministry or investigating commit
tee will resign tomorrow. In reality
the ministry In the vote In the chaH-
Der today was In the majority since
there Is only an apparent majority OF
six votes. The vote OF eight ministers
was cast for themselves which Ia con-
traTy 20 all precedent. Now scandals
and more revelations nre announced
for tomorrow. Three Of those talked
about are politicians, and as one OF
them is IN the cabinet II will all end Ia
presidential crisis and resignation Of
the cabinet.
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nx CONGRESSMAN MoRsr.

BosToS, Dec. l5.-Ex. Congressman
Leopold Morse callei at the Hotel
Nondome this evening to sec Repre-.
sentative Hit, who was attending the
reception Of the Merchants'As-oclation.
While there he had AN epileptic fit anu
died within an hour.