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Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-01-26
EAST LAS VEGAS POST OFFICE.
WEEK DAYS.

Mail for the East closes at siS a. m; for the
South at $500 p. m. %
General delivery is open from a m. 70 I;d9
u. nj. Outside door open from A. M 70
SUNDAYS.
General delivery is open from . 70 10 q; ms a.
and \ 10 1880 D. M Outside doors open 70
10 a. m; 9 TO 1880 p. m
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-01-26

Trains and2 have through sloepers peawG 3.
chieaoo and San Francisco, also between 81:
louis and the City of Mexico. Trains . ana
have through sleepers between chicago anu
San Diego via Los Angeles. All Trains uaiy'
d. ]. MACDONALD, Agent.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-01-26

Fine side saddle for sale. In
quire at this Office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-24

delegations believe that watterson's
movement was not a subterfuge of the
enetny. That tile Kentuckian was glad
TO avail himself Of every means to
weaken the prestige of Cleveland. there
isno doubt but when ne declared that
the tarilI declarations Of 1851 wcro no
longer sufficient to meet the enlightened
views OF the Democratic party OF to-
day the convention agreed with him
and adopted Mr.. Meals substitute re-
gardless OF its consequences on the
presidential ballot.
Not until the states were passed, and
the call OF territories nearly through
was the nomination OF Cleveland on
the first ballot assured, so very doubtful
indeed was the final result. But when
even the most sanguine OF his oppon-
ents could no longer hope, the air OF de-
lection which spread throughout their
ranks told their opponents that victory
WINS theirs and the cheers Of five min
utes did not suffice to pronounce the
tribute Of the enthusiastic Democracy
for Grover Cleveland.
BALIor III DETAIL
Following is the ballot by states as
corrected:
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GRAY GABLES.


How Cleveland Received tho NewE-aleS-
sage to D mocrnts Of tho Country.
BuzzARD's BAY, Mass, June 2S.-At
$3.50 this morning Mr.. Cleveland
through Governor Russell sent from
Gray Gables the following statement to
the press:
~ should certainly be chargeable
with dense insensibility if l were not
profoundly touched by this new proof
Of the confidence and trust OF the great
party to which l belong, and whose
mandates claim my loyal obedience.
~ am confident that our fellow coun-
trymen are ready to receive with APP
prevail the principles OF true Democ-
racy, and cannot rid myself OF the DE.
lief that to win success is is only
necessary to persistently and honestly
advocate these principles.
Differences Of opinion and judgment
in Democratic conventions are by no
means unwholesome indications, but it
is hardly conceivable in view OF the i'm.
portauce OF our success to the country
and the party that there should be any.
where among Democrats any lack OF
harmonious and active effort to win in
tho campaign which opens before us.
| have therefore no concern on that
subject.
at will certainly be my constant en-
deavor to deserve the support OF every
Democrat"
Mr.. Cleveland was terribly tired when
thu news Of Ihe total ballot reached
him. Joseph H. Jefferson departed at
$3.50 o'clock Eomi Gray Gables. Mrs,
Cleveland went to bed at 4 o'clock; and
when the nominee OF the Democratic
party sought his chamber it was
neOrly6.
Tho wires were again at work early
this morningpOuring in congratulations
to Mr.. Cleveland. Thirty-eicht such
messages had been received and trans
mitted from tho Buzzards Bay Office to
Gray Gables before the telegraph oper-
ator there had arisen, and from that
time onward they CAME in n steady
strcam. They were from people in all
positions in official station, as we'll of
civil life and received with much salts.
faction. Mr.. Cleveland was again seen
this morning after breakfast by the AS.
ISOLATED Press representative, and asked
il lie had any message to send out con-
corning the work OF the convention.
In reply he said: ~ have nothing to
say beyond what / have already given
out. The convention has not yet fin
ished its labors, and until 1t has it
seems to me that anything from me
would be ont OF place and open to mis-
construction. On being asked concern.
ing his movements, to-day, Mr.. Cleve-
land said: Il shall stay al homo as
did yesterday, where | cnn be ready to
receive the congratulations of friends
which are constantly coming in" This
forenoon Gov. Russell and wife, who
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mira,
Cleveland, were driven to BuzZard's
Bay station and took tho cars for Bos-
NaRa
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sDDesnl pf,taleh % DC Inlent1tnor.

eEltCllt DlfputCitbO UE 4lNlAtiVtWtIs
CHICAGO, June 23.-After an all night
session Grover Cleveland is the nomi-
nee Of the Democratic party for Presi-
dent. Hc gets it on the first ballot,
having more than the necessary two
thirds to give him the nomination.
Tho ballot was completed at $3.50 this
morning, and as write this dispatch a
memorable scene is being enacted. The
twenty thousand people were on their
feet cheering wildly, hats are tossing in
the air; canes, umbrellas and fans wav-
ing. Amid it all the New York Tam
many delegation and their twenty-five
hundred boomers sat silent. There was
an ominous quiet on their part.
Immediately before the ballot, Bourke
Cochran, the famous Tammany orator,
spoke for an hour eioquently pleading
with the convention not to nominate
Cleveland. He declared Cleveland
could not carry New York, and warned
the convention that il the New York
protest was UNDECIDED the ticket would
be imperiled. He charged Cleveland
with being the candidate OF the Mug.
wumps," and would not be supported
by the party workers in the Empire
State. The speech was very bitter but
was respectfully listened to.
At3:45the Clevelandites were asked to
Join in tho acclaim, but they sat ntheir
seats ignoring the din about them. They
voted mo" when the motion was put
to make it unanimous. Mr.. Cochran
spoke briefly, saying New York would
be in line, but Tammany did not join
in the applause that followed.
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Buy your Wall Paper and Border at
Graves, No. 20 Twelfth street. Best as
sortment in the city at half price.


Among the thousands Of testimonials
oicures by DR.. Miles New Heart Cure,
is that OF Nathan Alisons, we'll known
citizen OF Glen Rock, Pa, who for years
had shortness Of breath, sleepiessness,
pain in left side. shoulders, smothering
spells, etc. one bottle Of DR.. Miles New
Heart Cure and one box Of Nerve and
Liver Pills, cured him, Potter Jaquet,
Salem, N. j., is another witness, who
for twenty years suffered with heart
disease, was pronounced incurable by
physicians, death stared him in the
face, could not lie down for fear of
smothering to death. Immediately af-
ter using the New Cure he felt better
and could lie down and sleep all night,
and is now well man. The New Cure
is sold, also free book, by Logan Drug
Co.
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WENT on a SPREE.

Co!ored Railroad Laborers Got into
oaerrsI-Two are Killed.
Sperfal DispGieh 10 the intelligence.
HUNTINGTON, w. vA.5 June 23.-Near
Dunlow, Wayne county, on the .N0rfOll;
& Western railroad Tuesday night a
gang Of fifty negroes went out on a
spree. A quarrel arose and knives and
pistols, we're used with great effect. AZ.
ter the smoke OF the battle cleared
away two colored men were dead, hav-
ing been riddled with bullets and three
others we're SO badly injured from bulS
let wounds that two OF them will die.
No arrests have been made and the
dead bodies were lying unburied where
they were-shot yesterday afternoon.
The dead are: Abe Purdue and Will
liam Scott,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-24
PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLIC SALES.
Lot Sale at Glendale F!
TUESDAY, JUNE %, 1899.

Beautiful. high lying land Most Of tho lots
100 by 17j icet some much larger. Three paiSr
Ample. streets, made very large in elect by g'ii
tRblished building lines, Good nelgh0ofs anu
no CTOwding Many shade trees, sud more 10 o91
set out Electric light assured Poles, wire an
other materials already ordered Cheap niIroNH
rates, Nine tralnseRch way daily. Health, con-.
fort and economy in buying and building |"
Glendale.
This Is not boom movement, nor Is thE
time TO be booming real estate u Is the thlo
for purchasers TO secure bargains Examine lho
property. Its Improvements and It's susrouhs
InE& Notice the march OF improvement s0u'h,
ward along the river. There II no oIner gm.'
within reach q Wheeling As beautiful ~ Gen.
dale or as certain to grow iu value and attfaLF
iveneES Remember the day OF sale and be the'e'
June %. 1892 .sl
For platS giving full Information. apply d.
postal card or In person to the undersigned
M1T. ERSkINE'
Trustee Of the Glendale Syndicate. 1878 Market
street, Wheeling. N'
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At 2:35 a. m. Mr.. Upshur, of Mary.
land, moved that Cleveland's nomtna.
ton be made unanimous. After much
confusion and changing Of votes by
states this was done. there being about
half dozen noes. which were greeted
with Kisses. Cochran New York;
stated that on the motion to make the
nomination unanimous New York's
vote was cast in full in the affirmative.
Chairman Shields, OF Iowa, made the
same statement for his state. and on
motion OF Dickinson. OF Michigan. the
convention, at2:45 a. M, adjourned I'M
til D, IN,
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Wv.L Ylrrl.lln pen.Ions.

Special Dispdieh to ne Intelll9eHeH -.
WASHINGTON, D. G.. June 23.-West
Virginia. pensions have been issued as
follows:\ original-Richard McMullenr
William H. Glover, James A. sithey,
John q. FELTON,, John D. Rigg, WASH
lngton F. Wilt, Jacob NJ. Ludwig.
Additional-William II. Pike, Sum.
mertield Thomas, Jehu Hebb, Jeremiah
knight, Noah Snyder.
Increase -Thos. Braham, John Wohn-
has, Vim. I. Epling, Jno. McLoud,
Albert NJ. Gratehouse.
Reisspe-Stephen Fuller
Original Widows-Minerva ]. Wolfe.
0riginal--Wm.. L. Burkhamer, Paul
Hausner, Eli Williams, Admiral Cook
Anthony Mozier. Jesse n. Smith.
Adlitional-Chas. W. Cook, Ekel
Wiley, Isaac HoopeS VIM. A. Whit
man, Ananias II. Stalnaker, Jacob w,
Outright.
Increase-Joseph 7. Francis, Potter D,
Hutchinson, James Fl. Bowers, Daniel
S. Gdmp. James 9. Thomas, Furry
Roissue-william H. H. milford.
Original widows-Mary ]. Roberts,
Jane z. Rogers.
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John Heilmeier, proprietor of the
Pan Handle Dyeing Establishment, No.
1881 Market street, respectfully an
nounces that he. is prepared to do clean
ing, dyeing and repairing, and in fact
he guarantees to make your last years
clothes look as good as new on short mo-
tice. Give HIM call
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NEWS Ar wA4nlNGroN.
Hill Refuses to Talk = Senator KenaI
Thinks 1t is All Right.

--N----N@
Thinks 1t is All RIEh.
WASHINGTON, D. O., June 2S.-The
news OF the nomination OF Grover
Cleveland to be the Democratic candi.
date for the presidency reached Wash
ington at an hour SO early in the morn
ing that few persons except the enthu-
siasts who do not hesitate to turn the
night into day when politics are at
stake, knew anything Of ituntil an ex-
ira edition OF the Washington Post APP
peared unon the street. Some expires.
sioSns of the popular estimate OF the re-
suit are given below as follows:
Senator Hill was found before 10
o'clock this morning in his sitting room
at tho Arlington. He had been up I'M
til nearly 8 o'clock, but notwithstand-
ing his lack Of sleep he appeared to DO
fresh, calm and collected. He received
the reporter cordially, and appeared to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-24

ASIAN emergency medicine, for sud-
den colds, Ayers Cherry Pectoral takes
the lead Of ali remedies, dose or two
generally snfEicing to stop ordinary
coughs and ea4e the worst For the
cure Of throat and lung disorders, this
preparation is unequalled. D&w
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be Cheerful and relieved from the
strain which has been imposed upon
him for 20 many months. although he
made no preteace OF unnatural BUOY
ancy. In response to questions az 70
his opinion Of the action Of the convenf
ton, and az 70 his future course. re
said that no had decided TO ANNOUNCE
to the Associated Prcss, and to all other.
seekers for information that he must
politely but firmly decline to be inter
viewed.
SENATOR KENNA's VIEWS.
Senator Kenna, of West Virginia,
[Dem.l: Mr.. Cleveland's nomination
has seemed to me for an indefinite
period to be the logical result OF the
situation OF the Democratic party. 1t
is hardly to be considered indepen--
IDENTIFY. It Is rather one of number OF
important events in the recent history
OF the party, which, taken together,
constitute sequence. j think that
much OF the talk OF his want OF nvaila-
bility will disappear when his nomt-
nation shall have demonstrated that
other ambitions are not to be gratitied
on that score. The Tammany Demo-
cracy, / believe to be q true Democracy
and / think that it will be found
staunchly supporting the ticket. l
think that West Virginia will elect Its
Democratic ticket including the presl-
dental electors"
Senator Allen, OF Washington (Rep. J,
said: ~ am inclined to think that Mr.
Cleveland will have the support OF the
strong, well established Democrats in
the state OF Washington. The Demoe-
racy of that state are especially friendly
to Cleveland. My judgment is that he.
will not make specially strong race"
PRESIDENT REFUSES TO TALK.
It was not until 1880 o'clock this
morning that President Harrison knew
for certainty that ex-President Grover
Cleveland had again been chosen as his
competitor in the race for the next
presidential term. He had anticipated
MIR. Cleveland's selection, and would
have been surprised only IN the event
OF a different result.
The President remained in his library
until 1850 o'clock last night, reading
the bulletins oil the convention, and
then remarked to Private Secretary
Haliord, who was his sole companion at
the time, that it would probably be at
least two horrs before the bailotinS be-
gan, ami as he did not desire tolose any
sleep over the matter, he retired.
An effort was made this morning by a
representative of the Associated Press
to induce the President to. say what he
thought of the nomination, but he
courteously declined to say anything at
all on the subject for publication.
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.GLEYELAND'S VICTORY.
The Closing Scenes of the oonvon-
TONS All Night Session.
7gMNAgpS R0DERlCK DHU

Firm to tho Last---cockran's
Frantic Appeal to the Convention
to Heed the Warming of New York.
sullen and Silent They Sat Through
all the Din tor observation-disclosures
sons Advanced Free Trade Ideas.
Tho Ballot as 1t was Finally An
nounced.
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TIE CLOSING SCENES

OF Yesterday Mo nlng'. sosslon-The Bal
lot in Dstail--An Inspired Band.
CHICAGO, June ga band that has
been the accompaniment OF many ma
tional conventions that it may claim tho
exemptions and considerations OF a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-24

Epw. L. ROSE & Co. call attention to
their SIS medium. grade safety bicycle,
reduced to $40. announced in another
column and shown on their floor at 81
Twelfth street.
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ono rnnrr nolt. CIeyelnnd.

DENVER, Col. June 2S.-The Rocky
Mountain NeWs has bolted the Demo-
cratic ticket on account OF its action on
the silver question.
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nm Thanks. tllo New York Delegation.

hll AhhhkN tho 40" i 0'A SSA"S
CnlcAeo, June 9S.-The following tel
egram was received from Senator David
B. Hill this morning:
WASHINGTON, D. G., June %, 1892.
Hon Ed.pard Murphy Jr., Auditorium Hold
Chitugo. ~.
Please express to the New York dele
CATION my heartfelt thanks for their
steady devotion to my cause and for the
gallant fight they made to preserve the
rights and dignity OF the regular De-
mocracy Of the Empire State.
[Signed1 DAVID B. HILL.
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EoR SALE.
CRYSTAL WINDOW GLASS WORKS.

This property Is conveniently located III tho
the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh. and the Cleveland
I,OrAIn Il Wheeling railroads touching the ware
house. The works are In good running order
with natural gas connections and all modern
improvements
The works VIII DO sold at u bargain, GRwhole;
or the buildings and other Hppurtonauccs ana
the site will DO sold separately.
The present company desires to close out "
business and will sell the works Us they Slahn
including the railroad SIdIugs or will sell IN
parts. RS stated above.
Call on or address ,,,,,,
Chairman Of Committee on sale for Crystal VIII
dow Glass Company. BellRlre. o. le:U
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EoR SALE.

EHoR sALE-BooT, SHOE AND NO.
IL TIoN STORE in centre Of business part OF
BellRirc. Address Box 49, Bollalre, Q. lC?
dor sALE-DWELLTNG NO. 1877
IL South Broadway. containing seven rooms
hall and pantry. Both gases and water Lot
40xl21 1n9nlra on premises. ApI
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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-30
THREE BOY BURGLARS
Arrested with the Man Who Bough
Their Stolen Property.

Arrested with the Man Who Bought
Their Stolen Property.
For the past three months the police have
been looking for a gang of thieves who have
been stealing iewelry from rooms in lodg-
ing houses. Day alter day reports of burg
laries would be made to the Chief of Po-
lice and descriptions of stolen articles
furnished. Detectives searched all the
pswnshops in the city for stolen property,
in hopes OF gaining clew that would lead
to the arrest of the thieves. They were
dismayed when not an article stolen from
anv Of the lodging houses could be found.
Yesterday, however, Officers Cleary and
Ross placed the burglars behind the bars.
There are three Of them, the eldest being II
years Of age.
The officers have watched them closely
for the past two weeks, their suspicious
that something was wrong being aroused by
the fact that the lads had money and were
spending it freely. TIE officers had to 30n-
fine themselves to watching the boys only
on Mission street, where The boys live and
which street Cleary and Ross patrol. Yes
terday il was decided to arrest the lads
for yagrancy. They were taken to the
Southern station, where they gave their
names as Cornelius SOnthNick. StTOdy Bat
tin and Robert Hamilton. When South
wick was searched silver watch was found
in his vest. lie was asked where he got il,
aud without any hesitation replied that he
had stolen it. The boys were badly scared.
and confessed that they had been peddling
matches through lodgiDg-honses 10 avoid
sus piciOn, and when any door was found
unlocked and the room unoceupied they
would ransack it,
They said they sold the stolen articles to
James HammOns, the starter Of the Geary-
street eabe-cars at Kearny and GeaTy
streets. The boys were taken to those
streets, and upon identifying Hammons. the
police arrested him for receiving stolen
property. When searched several watches,
diamond stud. lot of old jewelry, a
pistol. slungshot and a lottery ticket were
found in his pockets. The additional
charges of carrying a concealed weapon
and having lottery ticket in his possession
were accordingly registered against him.
After be was locked up the police searched
his room. and in trunk found mass Of
leweiry OF all kinds and descriptions. He
had been buying the stuff from the boys,
and according to their statements paid them
bat 10 and 20 cents for the watches.
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THE EMPTY SLEEVE.
The National Guards Tribute to
Trumpeter Wells.
An Imposing Military Display in the Pa
The Governor and staff Present.

The Mechanics Pavilion was filed with
armed men last evening intent on gener-
ous action. The National Guard hand
somely remembered their wounded COM
rade, c. F. Wells of Light Battery A, who
lost his right arm while a salute was being
fred in honor of Governor Markham on his
arrival in this city some weeks ago. The
entertainment at the Pavilion was for his
benefit. and it was Of a military character
and realized nearly $1,000.
About 1000 spectators we're present to
witness the review, exhibition and cOmpeti-
tive drills. At least one-half were ladies.
From to O'Clock the Second Artillery
band gave a concert Governor Markham,
attended by his staff, entered the building
at o'clock. They took seats on a stand
decorated with bunting aud specially re-
served for them and invited guests. Tie
Governor was received with applause by
the people and bowed his acknowledgment
OF the compliment. Mayor SandersOn, Cap
tain Thomas Ii. Barry of the First United
States Infantry and several officers OF the
National Guard also occupied seats on the
grandStand.
The entertainment opened with a march
past in review Of the Second Artillery
Regiment under command Of Colonel Will
liam Macdonald. Company Of the First
Infantry, Company f OF the Third Infantry,
Lieutenant Warren, and a section of Com
pahy l. of the Naval Battalion, n. G. c.,
also marched in the column.
An exhibition gun drill was then given
by the section of Company l. Of the Naval
Battalion equipped with 3-iuch HOtchkiss
gun. Lieutenant William G. Gum COM
manded the detachment, which numbered
IS men armed with Lee magazine rifles. 1t
was the first public drill ever given by
them, and 1t was greatly enjoyed