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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-06-18
The New Mexico Delegates Voted 70
Harrison, Anyhow!

One of the peculiar features Of political
journalism is reflected in the fact that the
New MEXICAN, which claims to be the
Republican organ of the territory, takes a
stand for Harrison, while every delegate
from New Mexico is shouting for Blaine.
Surely, the political machine is out of
repair, and had better be overhauled.
Would 1t not be well, Max, to back up
and take another start function City
Times.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-06-18

some other place than Santa Fe.-Roswell
Register.
%**
What About the New Mexico Exhibit.
Is New Mexico to be properly repre-
scented among the exhibits at the Worlds
fair? If so, isn't it about time some sys-
tematic work was done? We have the
material to make splendid showing il it
was arranged to good ADVANTAGE. Ration
Range.
s**
Just SO, Friend! Glad You Found IT
Out.
Owing to the irresistible "pull' of the
Santa Fe New MEXICAN, New Mexico had
six delegates admitted to the national Re.
publican convention. The rumor that
other influences or other reasons induced
Chairman Clarkson to enrol our six
statesmen on the list of members to that
convention, is necessarily unfeunded.-
Ration Range.
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All contracts and bills for advertising payable
monthly. -,,,...,o,
must be accompanied by the writer's name ana
sddress-not for publ icaton- but as an eHluense
OF good faith, and should be addressed TO me
editor. Letters pertaining to business shosld Do
sddresaed to NEW MEXICAN Printing 60,
santa Fe, New Mexico.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-06-18

ER-Ths NEW MEXICAN is the Oldest news
paper in New Mexico. 1t Is sent to every foss
Once in the Territory and has large and ioW-
ing circulation among the intelligent and Pc
gaessive people of the southwest
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WHAT 1T REALLY IS.
The Most Dangerous OF Modern Disorders Clearly
Denned-Pntumonla and What Causes IL.

Thorc has boon a great mistake as TO what
pneumonia really IS. People, and even somo
physlcians, have called II q dangerous disease.
Pneumonia Is always an after effect II tho sys.
tenn Is run down, weakened. debllltaied, II the
lie Is at 4 low ebb. tho lungs may MI UP and tho
person die suddenly, and It Is called pnou monia
No man or wonan ever died OF pneumonia
when the body was strong, vigorous and healthy.
1t comes upon ono when weakened by grip, by
q severe cold or oycrwork and n generally weak.
cncd condition. Such b.ing the case, how can
this dreadful trouble known aS pneumonia be
prevented or wnrjed OFT Mauifcitly, by strength.
cnins aud terrifying the body by having tho
health and strength 10 secure that pneumonia
will not attack, or. II It should. can easily DO
warded Oh. This can be done by careful living,
careful diet mud a moderate use Of pure stlmu.
liant To gently assist nature q s,iin Ia 70.
vigot Nothing for this purpose can equal pure
the only pnro and medicinal whiskey which
hn received Tho unqualified indorsennnt OF
iphysicians md scientists Is Dutiy's Pure Malt
II Is, no ordinary whisky, but possesses proper.
Ties known to no other article, IL Will effect.
ially wnrd OF pneumonia and has saved the
lives OF thousands OF people. II should be re-
membcrcd, however, that II Is tho only whiskey
which can accomplish this, and any druggist or
grocer who seeks 10 convinco you to the con.
irary 70 dccciying. Insist upon having DuiIs's
Pure Malt tsF4E HN aE Ng'B Til
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acs OHIO COUNTY
Primary Election {!

# 1.t
Tho State and First Congressional District con.
ventions having been called and arranged so rs
to make 1t convenient and desirable that tho
same sot Of delegates should attend both conven.
tions, 1t is Therefore ordered by the Republican
Executive Committee o. Ohio county, that pri.
mary elections be held IN the city districts from
4 to ! O'Clock p. IN, and in tho country districts
from . to o'clock p. m. on SATURDAY. THE
I'D DAY OF APRIL. 1892. to elect three dele.
gates to attend said State md District conveu.
lions at aartlnsburg and Clasksburs on the 5th
and 9Th days OF May. 1897 respectively.
Each delegate so elected may designate in writ.
ing his alternate. who. when SO designated,
shall! be entitled to attend said conventions and
participate therein rs II q delegate elected
thereto. TSTrf'T
The election precincts will be ns follows:
Washington D~istrict+Vigilant Engine HOUSE
md Paper Mil office In Fulton.
Madison Dlstrict-Island Hose House and
Squire PetcrmAn's Office. ET
Clay DiStrict-Oli Court House. II
Union pist,ict-Atlan;i c Engine House.
Center Dlstrict-Ho>k a nd Ladder House, K
Wcb:ter Dist.ict-Niagarn Engine House.
Rltchie Dlstrict-EiEhth Ward Hose House.
Richland Distrlct-Brlck School House.
Liber.y District-Ccntrc School House.
Triadclphia Observation-Disclosures, Elm Grove
Leatherwood and Robinson's.
T. C.MOFFAT, Chairman.
nc. RCuAEDs, Secretary, 1Ml,EVE.8
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Gttdligenttr,
wIlEuL1Na, Apnu 81, 1902,
Republican State Convention |

Ats meeting OF Tho Stats Ccutral Committee,
held at the city Of larhersburs. OH February 81,
1892, It was ordered that a Stats Convention be
held ut the City OF NariIusbary, on THURSDAY,
the 9TH day OF May, lS.!, TO cleo. four % Dele.
gat"I,nt.Largc and Jour ID Alternntcs'at.Larsc
TO the Republican National Convention, to DO
held ut tho city OF Minneapolis, Minnesota, on
TUESDAY, the 9TH day OF juno, 49,, 10 nominate
candidates to be supported for tho Offices OF
President aud Vlcc.ITesidGnt OF tho United
Suites: and also, In view O! the change In the
arrangement. OF the several Senatorial districts
OF his State. to elect members Of the state Re.
publican Central Committee. consisting Of ono
person from each Senatorial district
The Executive Committee OF each county Is
pliicStcd 10 take caTly steps 10 secure each
county representation In snid State Convention.
ms wei. rs in the Congressional District COureii.
lions 70 elect district delegates md alterIates 10
sud National ConNcnliOn, and II IL recon-
mendcd that each county elect one delegate 70
sald Stale Convention for each ono hundred
(l0O votes or fraction thereof greater than fifty
tOl cast therein for President HARRISON in lSSS
The cooperation Is desired oi nll Republican
Voters and all other voters who iNvor the policy
OF lrotcctlou TO American lIbOrcrs. farmers aud
manufactures, the policy Of Reciprocity. i
sound currency. the culiSe OF good government!
IN the Nation. State aud County. and who favor
economy aud reform In the State government OF
West Virginia and the several public institu.
tons thereof.
The Congressional District Conventions above
referred tOnwill be held rs follows: First dis.
ttlct ut CiNrksbUTg, on May G: Second district at
KeyScr. on May 4; Third district ut Hinton,
on May .: Fourth district AT Point Pleasant, on
AUGUSTUS PoLLACK. Chairman.
wv. NJ. O, AVS Secretary, mrg
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PERSONAL POINTS.

n. @. Creole, the founder of Creole,
Colo, and tho %discoverer' OF the great
silver deposits. was formerly a govern.
ment scout. His sudden acquisition Of
enormous wealth hasn't changed him
in the least from the big-heartei and
plain-spoken miner.
Walter Dana, son Of the editor OF the
New York Sun, is as much of q Journal
istic enthusiast rs his father, and he is
now busily engaged in learning the de-
tails OF the profession.
Congressman Funston, OF Kansas, is
described rs a man OF gigantic frame,
heavy and elephantine, with a voice
that sounds like the cry OF a hippopota-
mus"
Representative Cogswell, OF Massa.
chusetts, tips the scales ut $50 pounds
and about the equatorial line he is of
Falstafiian proportions.
Joseph Pulitzer is still afflicted with
dimness OF vision in the eye in which
his sight remains.
Duke Louis OF Bavaria, who is sixty.
years old, is engaged to IN actress,
Clara Heese.
There were three Tavlors in the last
Congress. There are five of them in the
present. ~
T%ennyson has no gray hairs as yet.
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the school. The committee should In all CAKES
be made M OF those who nto most In earnest, so
that the work may not DO checked BY amy posi-.
bio change OF. teachers during tho summer.
A programme OF exercises, says the
address, will BIO furnished by the exec
utiye committee. II will DO simple and
adapted to any school, yet SO arranged
TINT more elaborate exercises may be
added however desired. Tho aim OF.
this official programme will be that eel.
tain leading exercises may DO tho sano
in every school in the republic; and
that Mt least In ono feature tho Chicago
programme and tho school programme
may DO identical. On this day tho
stars and stripes should be noated from
the top OF every school house in Amer.
lea, whether 1t BIO, the little one.room
log building in tho mountain regions,
or tho handsome structure in tho larg-'
est city.
1t Is needless to comment upon this
suggestion, for it will at onco commend
itself 10 every reader who has a spark
OF patriotic pride Of country in his
heart. Tho ISrELLloEscER hopea that
tho school children Of Wcst Virginia
will take hold OF tho matter ut once In
most OF the larger towns the school
terms have not yet ended and there is
time and opportunity to begin tho work
OF preparation ut once. Here in Wheel
ing, tho chief city Of the state, tho local
celebration should DO on u large scale,
one worthy OF tho patriotism OF the
people. What an inspiring sight would
be a great procession Of all tho school
children OF Wheeling, together with all
tho patriotic organizations Of the city.
Let tho public schools start the move
mcnt and the. ISTELLIoEScER feels sure
that all other Schools as well as the
various organizations Of tho entire com
munity will heartily cooperate.
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#H #a....# H| s##. .HfH.# ##"..H .##H#.I#
and biographical sketch OF Mrs. Danskc
cambridge, OF ShephOrdstown, W. Va.
The author OF tho sketch Is Mrs. Elisa.
beth Cavazza, OF Portland, Maine.
Two Lewiston Me- liquor constables
raidcd u drug store which was provided
with q surprising outfit Of trap doors,
pitfalls, vaults and strong rooms. BY
climbing to tho top OF q partition and
then dropping twenty-five feet into o
cGllarlike abyss, Of tho constables
reached u stairway which led to a secret
chamber built OF brick and having a
brick door framed with iron. A strong
room was provided with an oakcn door
six inches thick. A big haul OF liquors
was made, and, after settling his case,
tho druggist will not only have to get
q new stock, but also devise new means
Of secrcting his goods.
The scarcity Of girafTes is illustrated
by tho death at London Geological gar.
dens OF Its last specimen. During the
last year there have been only two, and
nov these have successfully disappear
cd.
~ toOk ClplltceH SINUS LTOIu TeVOlVcTS,
and three blows from q heavy hammer,
severe clubbing by policemen aud pelt.
ing with stones by many people to kill
a dog in New York tho other day.
Suspension bridges which wore built
in tho timo OF Of tho Han dynasty (202
d. G. to go A.. d. are still standing,
striking examples Of early oriental on
cheering skill.
4. There IL a house in Summervilie, Ga,
which has had since Its erection three
tenants, and 0 o after Its occupation
by each was struck by lightning.
There is a whirlpool in the Santa Fe
river, three miles northwest OF High
Springs, Fla, into which 1000 foot Of
liuo has been lowered.
The youngest New York burglar is
said to be a ni%nc-ycar-old lad captured
n few days ago..
II costa New York city moro than
100000 u year for st~enographic SCR
vices.
Tho "whistling well' in Nevada is
said to whistle loudest before n storm.
Big Gimlet is the name Of q winding
stream in Missouri.
And now the measles bacillus has
been discovered.
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FIRST CONGRESSIONAL
District Convention.

It Is ordered that u District Convention Of Re.
publicans. and all Others who favor the policy
OF Protection to American labo.crs, farmers and
manufacturers and u sound currency. shall be
held at Clarksburg. May G.. 49,, at IL O'Clock
noon, for the purpose Of choosing two dele.
gates and two alternate delegates, to repre-
sent tho First Congressional district in the
National Republican Convention to be held
in the city Of Minneapolis, in the State Of Mime
sofa, on the Tth day OF June. 1872. ior the pur-
rose OF uolH1aaIing Candidates for President and
Vice. President. 10 be voted for ut the next
National election. md for tmnsucting such other
business as mav be brought before said conycn-
tion. The Executive Committee OF each county
is requested 10 take early steps to have each
county represented ut said Convention. II Is
recommended that each county select enc dele
gate for each one hundred (l0Ol votes or fraction
over fifty t5y cast therein for President Harrison
in lSSS
". Z STATlIERS. Chairman.
I. C. HpADY SCcrrtnrv. r..||
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BREAKFAST

#* =, - ,"A... -F.... #sf" #II|N e" r
Tho horse power OF a whale has been
made n subject Of study by the eminent
anatomist, Sir William Turner, OF the
university Of: mih burg, Scotland, in
conjunction with the equally eminent
Glasgow s%liipbuilder, John Henderson.
Tho size and dimensions OF a great fin.
ner stranded several Years ago on tho
shore at Longriddy furnished the neccs.
ear data Tor q computations OF the power
necessary to propel it at a. speed OF
twelve miles an hour. This whale
measured eighty feet in length, twenty
feet across at tho flangcs OF the tail,
and weighed seventy-iour tons. To at.
tain aspeed OF twelve miles per hour it
was calculatel.th l45 horse power was
necessary.
A recent number OF Tie Fritr, pub.
lished ut Boston, contains q portrait
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aCARE,oF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

'aH.I wv de- haAHa - ".N.
How tho Southern s,ntos rront Their
Disabled Veterans Of tho War.
atlanta Cons!tu.ion.
Gcorgia's Confederate pension sys-
tenn, under which disabled veterans ro-
ccive from s. to so5 per month. accord
ing to tho disability, is highly credit
able to the state, but it should accept
and maintain tho home zeal this city
in order to complete tho'good work. 1t
will be OF interest to review tho situa-
ton in other southern states.
Virginia led in the movement, and es.
tablished a Confederate home at Rich
iuond, for the support OF which tho
state expends $4,000 a year, Pensions
to the amount OF 5000 annually are
also paid,
Alabama has no home, but pays
S2l5,000 a year in pensions.
Arkansas has n homo at Little Rock
built by private subscription, supported
by state aid.
Florida has no homo, but pays 5000
q year to disabled Confederates who
have resided in the state fifteen years.
Mississippi is without a home, but
has made liberal provision for her indi-
gent and disabled Confederates.
Missouri pays no pensions, but a
movement is on foot to raise 100000 to
endow a home without state aid.
Maryland has O home costing $4,000
near Baltimore. aided by the state to
the extent OF $4,000 annually.
Louisiana has q home near New Or
leans, and the state grants it $4,000 a
year.
North Carolina not only pays pen
sions, but has appropriated $4,000 for
a home.
South Carolina pays about $4,000 in
pensions, but has no home.
Texas has a home established by sub
scription. 1t costs $500 a year.
Tennessee has established a home at
the old home Of Andrew Jackson, 'The
Hermitage" the state having given AIS
acres Of land and $4,000 for improve
mcnts in 1889. The legislature in 1891
appropriated $4,000 for a building and
$1,000 a year for its support, and in ad-
dition 100000 or so much thereof rs may
be Unnecessary for expenditure annually
in .pensiohs; which range from 50 so to
S25 por month. 1t is thought that $685.
900 per year will cover tho pension list.
OF all the southern states Kentucky
alone has made no provision for her ex-
Confederates.
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The School Children and a Great
Event,

The twelfth day OF October next will
be 4 great day throughout America,
and particularly in all the states OF tho
union. 1t will BIO the day on Which the
formal celebration OF the Tooth ami
versary OF the discovery OF America
will occur, and it is to be made 4 day OF
national observance.
The celebration Will not be confined
TO Chicago, whore the Columbian expo
sition grounds are to be dedicated, and
to New York, where the great naval
display will OCCUR, but it is proposed to
sisnati2e it i'll every city ard town and
village in the union BY . local cclebra-
ton. 1t will be 4 great national patri-
otic event, which, will live i'll history
and strengthen the ties that bind tho
people together.
At the last national convention of the
superintendent OF education a sug.
gcstion whicl, had previously found
much iavoy was taken up and adopted.
1t was that tho public schools OF the
repnbli: should form the most fitting
centres Tor MI these local celebrations.
y committee was appointed TO iormu-
lato plans, and it has issued an address
''to the pupils OF tho public schools Of
tho United Statcs,' which should meet
with q response from every school dis
trict in this great country.
In this address the committee urges
that "a national public school obscrv-
anco simultaneous with the Chicago
exercises will awaken a popular interest
in the coming exposition. Far more
important is the TACT that tho public
school has the right TO occupy the most
prominent place in the celebration.
Tho public school is'thc one characters
tic institution which links all neighbor-
hoods together, and can thus furnish a
common bond ior anational celebration.
The public school is tho ripo fruit OF the
four centuries OF American civilization.
Tho public school OF today swaps the
hundred years to come"
Proceeding, tho committee suggests
that il is for the boys and girls Of the
schools to themselves make the move.
Here is what the address says:
The FIRST thing to do Is 10 determine. when you
read this aNcs2GGc, that you will do all you can
do 10 induce yOur school 10 enter tho cclGbrl.
ton. ThctlSliow this message to your teachers;
nverc patriotic teacher will be glad to fhc!p vou
II yoi. show yourself In earnest. Take The ,nes.
SlSe ia the school committee aud tho ~superin.
tente;it; their consent and aid Grc Indispensable
After You sccurc the support Of Nil these. then
let tito school vote that 1t will enter tho cclcbra.
tlon. T4g
The next thing aftrr this public vote will DO
tho appoiDtmentotn strong committee to take
the charge. This committee should be made up
Jointly from scholars. teachers and friends OF
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Good Hrrtuninp. .

The Republicans OF the Fourth con-
grcssional district havo led off in the
series Of political conventions that are
to be held in this state during this
presidential year and they have set q
good example to their brethren in tho
other districts, by not only selecting
good men to represent them in the coun-
ellis Of the party at Minneapolis, but by
heartily endorsing the administration
of President Harrison, and reaiIirming
their fealty to the Republican party, its
doctrines and.its policies.
Though tho resolution offered in.
structing the delegates 10 vote for the
Presidents denomination was rejected
as unnecessary,rthe chosen representa-
tives will go to the convention and vote
for Harrison, because they know that
the masses OF tho Republicans OF the
state desire his denomination. The
Harrison feeling in the convention was
practically unanimous. This was
shown by the fact that the delegates,
whose preferences were known, were
elected without a contest, and that the
resolution endorsing the administration
was greeted with cheers.
So it will be, in all probability, in
the other districts and in the state con-
vention. A solid delegation will 70
from West Virginia to Minneapolis to
help renominate the President who
has given us a wise, able, patriotic
American administration, and who has
kept every pledge made to the people.
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Two Good Mon Suggested.

70 The Editor OF he Intdlioencer.
SIB:-Permit me, as I'm humble mem-
Der OF the Republican party, to suggest
respectfully the name Of General l. H.
Dural us a Republican candidate before
the state convention for auditor. Gen
oral Duval comes fully up to the Jefrer-
sonian test. Gle is honest, faithful
and capable" and his high character rs
a soldier and citizen would add great
strength to the Republican ticket Of the
state.
would further suggest that General
R. S. Northcott be appointed ono OF the
delegates from tho First district to the
national Republican convention at Min
neapolis. General Northcott has
fought Democracy for.fifty years, and is
thoroughly acquainted with all the
political issues. by all means lot US
aendithis veteran Republican to repre-
sent us in that convention.
REPUBLICAN,.
Carksbury, ". "a, April 20.
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TO tRc Editor or he lnioNigcnccr.
SlR:-Many Republicans OF. Marshall
county, | think the majority, arc in
favor OF Hon. Josiah Sinclair as u district
delegate to the Minneapolis convention.
There is no better man in West Wiz
ginia. AS q member OF the legislature
he gave entire satisfaction. He has al
ways been an industrious and elective
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CATER AWARDED experience with many
so-cailed cathartic remedies, l am con-
WINGED that Ayers Pills give the most
satisfactory results. l rely exclusively
on these Pills for the cure OF liver and
stomach complaints."-John B. Bell,
Sr., Abilene, Texas. DIV
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If the Republicans OF every state in
the union meet the campaign issues as
fairly in their platforms as those OF
Massachusetts, and New York it is safe
to predict that the. national. contest will
be an aggressive ono go far rs the Re-
publican party is concerned. If Demo-
Gratis hope to get through tho campaign
by following an evasive policy they will
be disappointed. Republicans every
where are giving signs hat they intend
to force the Eight on every issue.
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Ohio Democratic Possibilities.

ohio Democratic Possibilities.
Dayton Journal
No less than three Ohio Democrats
are considered possibilities for the pres
ldential nomination-Campbell, : Brice
and Whitney. Campbell and Brice are
renegade Republicans. Why not in
troduce Ex-Governor Hoadly? He has
more brains than any OF them, and he,
like Whitney, would hail from New
Tnrl-
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A CoWARDLY POLICY.

Tho "Rcgistor' Advises West Virginia
Congressman to Straddlo tho Silver
sssno.
WholiaJ Register.
We believe the West Virginia delegation
VII do their party n great service md
themselves credit BIZ voting tomorrow to
postpone tho consideration OF tho bill ut
this tlme- Such n vote would not commit
them for or against free coinage. 1t would
simply put Thorn on record % placing tho
question on tho sholf for tho prosont, and
where 1t belongs until moro vital and I'M
portnnt Legislation is c~onsIdered.
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Suggcstlon TO D. u. II.

Philadelphia Times (Dem.)
II Senator Hill is at leisure he should
60 into executive session all by himself
and confirm his appointment as pail
bearer to his own boo IN.