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The state herald., 1892-05-20
TIL. burning OF New Mexico. Capitol.

An official inquiry Into the cause OF tho
State House conilagration will be Instituted
by the Capitol Commission. Some sensational
disclosures are expected, rs undoubtedly the
fire was of incendiary origin, and the janiior,
guards and Others tell many conflicting stories.
The main walls escaped with little Injury and
can he used again. All the official records,
archives and much Of the furniture was saved
Congress will he asked To grant an appropria-
iion TO restore III. building, as the terrisnsS is
bonded up 10 Its full limit.
The state herald., 1892-05-20


IY tho story runs truo II wns tho
dcmoninc italian vioiinist Pngnnlni.
who even at tho very height Of ro.
sistlossly swaying with his mighty
bow tho emotions OF his nudionco FIRST
cssaycd tho pcrIlous font Of cutting
with n sharp rccoil heard nil through
tho hall ono string Of his instrument
whilo still kocplng on with his
tumultuous music; only later on 10
tnnp second and thcn third string.
III. out Of tho solo ono loft him ho
drcw n variety and richness Of melody
that surpassed tho power Of other vir-
tuosos with all four nj thclr command.
Highly interesting for once or twlco
must II have been 10 witness this feat
but only tho pitch Of folly would IL
hnyc argued 70 sot up tho principle
that hcncciorth all violins should bc
thus mutilatod. 10 show on tho nngl-
cal skin Of players on them. - sa.sI
The state herald., 1892-05-20
England Nt Tho t'nlr,

t. i.lans Of the official headquarters Of tho
British Royal Commission at the World, Fair
designed by Colonel Eds, honorary architcc,
Of the royal commission, have Just been
brought from England by Colonel q. H..
Grover, royal engineer, and the building vii!
he nj once commenced. II viii be- u very
good typical specimen Ola picturesque half.
ilmbcrcd" English home Of the period which
the Worlds Fair will commemorate, aud II
VIII he solldly constructed Of red brick. tim
hers and ycllowish terra Gotta with rcdlIned
roof
The state herald., 1892-05-20
A MODEL MONARCH.
The khsdivo Of Egypt Inaugurating Many
Reforms.

A dispatch from Cairo says that the young
khedivc ia proving model monarch. lie
largely consults his mother, the beautiful and
intelligent Emineh, and has, II Ia saii, prom
ised her that he will take only one wife, ns
his father, Tewflk, did. lie Is, however, In no
hurry TO get married. Abbas has ordered that
no more cunuchs shall be procured for the
palace, Ms he wishes TO discourage this form OF
scryitude. The cunuchs already In the palace
can remain rs long ms they live and desire To
remain.
Abbas Is very much opposed To slavery and
has expressed a wish TO aid In Its suppression,
and especially on the Red Sea, where the
worst form Of Arab slavery hourlshcs. lie
has admonishcd the officers Of his army TO be
vigiiant In preventing tho traffic, and has
promised 10 reward those who arc most sue.
ccs,.ui. In all matters he Is under the lnilu.
cncc Of his mother, who Ia known smoag the
European residents Of Cairo "A the chastc
Clropatrn Of modern Egypt
The state herald., 1892-05-20

We nro all moro or less apt TO rs
sumo TO bo something that wo aro not
md wish To mako mn Impression In our
favor or gnin something wo dosira
1t is really pltiful In man dcsorting
himself To such nm extent ns 10 assumo
u mask; and contemptlbly botrny n
trust by tinsciing II with unnatural
nncongenIal and varying foppcrics;
who udap,s his manners 10 n fashion.
md as II woro changes II TO suit his
purposes and effect his ends. Addison
attributes tho main pnrt OF tho ab-
surdi,y and ridiculo wo meet with Ia
tho world 10 tho impairment ntYcc,n-
tIon OF oxcclling In characters mon
nr9 not III for After NIL, affcctation
IL not so much vico us weakness OF
pride or vnnity.
The state herald., 1892-05-20

HOWEVER n man is gifted. whether
Tor active enterprise or thought or
charity. there lies around him world
Of opportunity So far behind nro
we socially. morally. intellectually.
that one might be forgiven II he sup
pose tho world were made but yestcr-
day. and nothing hnd yet been done
Docs no ambition fire US 10 help the
iespairing. starving sinking pooplo
around us' !! n few more years DO
added to our life would We not strive
to put something right TO sweep out
some littlo corner to awaken some
soul 10 sec and rejoice In growing
light?
The state herald., 1892-05-20
Joseph Hamilton Kept Seventeen Year.
In Chains.

Joseph II. Hamilton. who ha. spent the last
seventeen yearr Of his life In chnn-, died las,
week at Benton, Iowa lio had terrible
manin-h thirst for human blood which moth.
Ing could appcasc-and he had TO he kept In
irons all the time. When about ~ years Of
nvc, Hamilton acquired this appetite by tast-
lag blood In night lie was watching a
rpnrring match when he saw blood How from,
the nose of one Of the fighters lie went Wild
and drawing n knife he plunged II lnto tho
heart Of one Of the bystandcf- aud drank Nj,
blood as II flowed llc Killed another mau
before he was arrested.
The state herald., 1892-05-20
LIQUOR At THE FAIR.
A Legal Opinion that intosicants Cannot

A Legal Opinion that Intoxicants Cannot
lie Sold.
II the opinion Of two lawyers Is sustained by
the courts, the prohilAtlonists need circulate
no more petitions tu have the sale Of intoyi-
eating liquors at the Worlds Faif prevented.
W. G. Carlisle, attorney for the Worlds Fair
directory, and John ?. Wilson, after carefully
going over the Hyde Park code, have reached
the conclusion that, under the present enact
ments, no intoxicants can be sold on the Mid
way Plaisancc, invalIdating two contracts foi
valuable concessions which have been granted
space on the Plnisancc. One of these conccs-
sions wns for German village, a chief fca-
ture Of which was TO be the sale Of German
wines.
The state herald., 1892-05-20

The census ONCE has issued n preliminary
bulletin Of the cereal production In Colorado
for the year 1890 which give, tho following
hgurcs Wheat, ig6,mp acres, e,sss,&a0
bushels; corn, ilp,Di0 acres. i,bii .poI bushels /,
oats, s7,a5s acres, 2,5i+, ,+sO bushels; barley.
i2osS acres, 8ai ,sbG bushels, rice, +,6i5 acres,
Mi, ,<is bushels, buckwhcai, t,,si acres, 2i,.
1s7 bushels. The total acreage devoted 10
cereals was iuoi ,Os0 acres, Ms compared with
ii6,i2i ncrcs nj the tenth census. There wns
M increase IN ncrcsgc In MI cereals, notably
In corn In The northeastern part Of the state,
as followsi Corn, W .3la acres, wheat. ", 100
ncrcs; oats, 0s.a36 acres. barley, IVA acres,
rice, D,3al scfeA pnd buckwheat l09 nercs.
The state herald., 1892-05-20

DESPITE the way which modern
civilization has OF rubbing OF dis.
tingdishing corners and reducing all
TO ono monotony OF comparative
roughness or polish. 1t Is m acknowl.
edged fact that no two beings aro OK
ncty alike in physique or mind. This
is n great consolation for tho hum
drum commonplace and those who
usually excite but little interest in
their fellows. Nor on the other hand.
need It dcbar from ambition those
whose singulnrity marks ,hon out us
object, OF attention. For do what a
man may and DO his nature what II
will genius or insanity. like murder
''will out"
The state herald., 1892-05-20

You may build your own churches
you may set them on prominent cor.
ners and flush them with beauty and
thrill them with music and eloquence
but tho essence and power OF tho
Christian lifo lies In tho touch OF soul
upon soul. Everything else is mn.
,hinery. Get rid OF tho power and
tho machinery tumbles to plocos.
The state herald., 1892-05-20
A R.fermrr.. Conference.

Chairman @. ~ Miller Of the executive
committee Of the National Reformers, ha.
Issued call for an Informal conference to bc
held at the Palace hotel, Cincinnati, June ~,
for the purpose Of effccilng, II possible. a
union Of the Prohibition aud Peoples parties,
br nj least concerted action In the coming
campaign. The call states that promincn,
leaders Of both parties have promised 10 bc
present
The state herald., 1892-05-20
A Mayor Oust~s,.

Bone months ago Mayor Gieck OF Dodge
City, Kansas, was arrested on the complaint Of
a committee Of citizens, who charged him
with knowing where whskcy wns being sold
IN open violation Of law, and failing to inform.
the county attorney. lie was convicted Ia
the District court, and besides forfclting his
Office, was fined e,00. lir at once appealed
his case 10 the supreme court, which has az.
nrmcd the decision Of the lower court.
The state herald., 1892-05-20
Totals.

Four petitions have been received In favor
Of closing the Exposition on Thanksgiving
Day, three from Minncsota and one from
Kansas Several Of the petitions upon tho
subjects Of Sunday closing aud the sale Of In.
to1icunts In tho Exposition have also asked
that proper recognition be given 10 purity In
the exhibition Of works Of art.
The state herald., 1892-05-20
Election To Iic Protested.

A. II. Leonard, late Republican candidate
for governor Of Louisiana, has nicd u petition
In the House Of Representatives protesting
against that body dcclnrin. Foster TO have
bccn elected governor Leonard claims TO
have received 5000 more votes than Foster,
bu, the returning officers counted them for
Foster.
The state herald., 1892-05-20
French steamer Disabled.

Tho French steamer, Loire Infcricurc, trad.
inG In ,ac South Pacific ocean, has been io~cd
10 Thursiny Island In u disabled condition.
She had been n shore for ninc days On Cooks
reef. Her forchold Il full Of water, her boil.
trs are damaged and her stern post Ia bent
hhc jcttisoned 100 tons of her Garage
The state herald., 1892-05-20
Actors rund F.lr I,.c.,p,s.

Tho total receipts Of the Actors Fund Fair
held In New York wcrc ei73,s73. The total
expenses were 10000. What has been termed
mn assistant fair" will be held nj Madison
Square Garden, beginning on Wednesday and
closing Tuesday. A large stock Of goods,
valued nj 10000, which remained undisposcd
Of Aill then be nnd
The state herald., 1892-05-20

If wo can inspire children with o
desire OF pleasing, II We can infuse
the love and sympathy which makes
it delight TO see another's gladucss,
they will OF themselves sock to pro.
mote 1t In many ways OF which others
never think.
The state herald., 1892-05-20

GREAT wealth In woman tcnds 10
keep ut distance both tho proud and
tho humble leaving the unhappy live
bait to be snapped at by the hardy
ind the greedy.
The state herald., 1892-05-20
Those who Want the Fair Closed Oh
SUNDAY.

Senator Pettigrcw, chairman Of the Worlds
Fair committee Of the Senate, Is frequently
asked as to the number Of people represented
In the petitions for Sunday closing Of the Fair
which have been pouring Into the Senate.
With considerable labor he has gone through
the petitions and has prepared statement
which he will submit to the senatc in . few
days, showing Just where the pctisions hsve
come from and how many people have pstt-
toned. The statement is as follow:
The state herald., 1892-05-20

The Boston leather market Is oycrstockcd,
The warehouses ln that city being packed from
cellar 10 roof with skins,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-01-23
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

See Billy g Sunday dinner menu in an
other column.
The plaza concert takes place TO NOR
row afternoon at O'Clock.
Typical Santa lie weather this-in
marked contrast to the narrowing tales Of
winter coming from the states.
Owing to the coming of the Press
League on Tuesday next the regular meet
ing Of the Worlds fair county auxiliary
committee is postponed till Wednesday
at 2 80 p. m.
At the Palace: l.. c. Herbert, st.
LOUIS: R. T. Morgan and wife, Miss Kate
Morgan, Oshkosh; E. s. Cooker, syria.
cuse, N. Y; Norton Nelson, Denver;
Geo. F. Day and wife, Westford, Mass.
Services in the Methodist Episcopal
church tomorrow as follows Sabbath
school at 10 a. m. Junior League at 3 p.
m. Preaching only in the evening at
80 by the pastor. Visitors and travellers
are welcome to all the services. Seats
free. G. l. Mills, pastor.
At the Presbyterian church, on January
"a, Sunday school school at GAS a. m.
At IL a. m. Rev. Norman N. Skinner will
preach. and at 7 80 the pastor will preach,
by request, upon the immortality of the
soul. All who do not regularly worship
elsewhere in Santa Fe are cordially invited
to the Presbyterian church.
At the Exchange: John c. Watson,
H. s. Arnold, Cerrillos; Ed. Parks,
Brooklyn; Geo. W. Green, Thomas Rog.
ers, James Rogers, George B. Brady,
Cerrillos; W. F. Hill, Las Vegas; II. E.
Bergman, Ration; William Hogan, Los
Angeles.
Santa Fe is to be honored about the
middle Of May next by the visit Of the
National Editorial Association. Two
large excursion trains, one from Chicago
and the other from st. Louis, bringing
representatives Of the leading journals OF
the nation, are to meet here and hence
proceed on to the Pacific coast. They'll
be made welcome.
!, Owing to the arrangements for the fun
eral Of the late Rev. S. H. s. Ilderton,
whose body has already been taken to the
church, there will be no public service in
the church OF the Holy Faith tomorrow
morning. The church will be open all
day for the private devotions of such as
may choose to Use it for that purpose
l Arrangements will be made by which
there will be no intermission OF regular
services hereafter, ...
The big strike in the Lincoln. Lucky
mine at San Pedro makes it more than
Q ever certain that the narrow gauge road
y will be extended south. Geo. W. Mid
!, dleton, OF Denver, one Of the lucky own
= ers Of this mine, was here recently ant
assured the Santa Fe Southern people
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-01-23

Young Roman Lberato Bacs IS m Jail
at Ell Paso on several rather serious
charges. These are forgery, the using Of
the U. s. mails for unlawful and fraud
ulent purposes and an attempt to get
money under false pretenses. The accu-
sations grow out of an effort to get $3.50
out OF the First National bank at Ell Paso
and $500 ont Of the FL Paso National
bank on bogus bill of lading. This bill
of .ading calls for 1l.6l7 pounds of wool
purporting to have been shipped from
Anthony, N. M. to Sherman, Hall & Co ,
OF Chicago. The bill Of Iadiup and draft
on the Chicago firm FIR $1,000
were sent from Anthony to the
banks with request that they
forward the draft for collection. One
bank was REQUESTED, however, to send
$3.50 and the S40O at once to Anthony,
and herein was the hope Of successfully
working very smooth game. But il
failed Robert Flake" is the name Of
the party writing from Anthony to the
banks, and it is claimed that y'ung Bacs
is the imaginary Robert Flake. r
Lochner, professional wool buver. for
merly of Las Vegas, is also implicated ir
the swindle. Hon. Roman A. Baca, o
San Mateo, father OF the accused, anc
Col. J. Frank Chaves will arrive at +
Paso to-day and attend the preliminary
| hearing fixed for Monday.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-01-23
SATURDAY SALAD.
BUDGkT FOR THE FAIR sen.

BUDGET FOR THE FAIR sen.
FROM now on till decorous Lent calls
halt upon all such levity, society will be
in a ceaseless whirl OF gayety. Just at
present dinners, receptions and balls vie
with one another for popularity. There
is no doubt that dinners are held in far
greater favor by the people who are be-
ginning to watch LIES sun creep slowly
down the western horison, than by those
to whom it is yet high in the zenith, or
just beginning the eastern ascent. But
the happiness of all is carefully regarded,
and brilliant balls are provided for those
who prefer to trip the light fantastic Toe
rather than spend hours in heated room
partaking of a banquet worthy OF the
gods. At a recent afternoon tea one OF
the most charming of this seasons buds
poured tea in a somewhat original man
ner. Her table was laden with rare
china, tea pot of boiling water, and a
wide nourhed basket containing tea
lilies. These tea lilies are made Of squares
of white mull-the size depending upon
ones taste-in the center of each square
is placed tea leaves sufficient to make q
cheering cup of the beverage that does not
inebriate. The bits of null are securely
tied, and, when a thirsty female desires to
quench her thirst, tea lily is plunged
into cup of boiling water, there it is
allowed to remain for few moments and
when removed from the boiling depths,
cream and sugar, or lemon, if you prefer,
make most delightful drink. This is
only one Of the new ideas that the dear
girls are at all times originating, that their
teas may be considered unique.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-01-23
GREAT MINERAL STRIKE,
Santa Ec County Miners Elated over An
other Zig Find in the Lincoln
Lucky.

The Linroln-Lucky mine is again Great
ing Wild excitement. News comes that
another grent mineral cave has been
struck, 100 feet across. and covered to
a considerable depth with rich galena, as
was tie former one. In addition to this
the body OF mineral in the tunnel
reaches in places fifteen and sixteen feet
in the breast, and is nearly all high grade
in quality. The mine is hosting nearly
fifty tones day, the output being limited
by the capacity OF the hosting machinery
Telegraphic orders were sent to Denver
yesterday for additional hosting machln'
cry. This will he shipped to San Pedro
at once and inside OF ten days the Lin
coin Lucky, Santa Fe count>'s banner
mine, will be shipping even 100 tons PEI
dav.
The new strike ASSAYS from 80 to 60 pc
cent lead and "a to Is ounces silver an(
| IS to $3.50 gold.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-01-23
Done HIS Best:

DIR. Price has done his best to make his Delicious
Flavoring Extracts superior in strength, freshness
and fineneSs of flavor to any flavoring extracts
made in the world, and ladies of the best taste,
who are now using them, have decided that his
intentions have been successfully carried out Per-
sons who desire delicate and natural flavor in
their cakes. buildings, or any table delcacy, will
obtain it by using DR.. Prices Vanilla, Lemon, or
Orange Extract. Try them and be convinced
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-01-23
A Grateful Father.

A Grateful Father.
To the Editor of the New Mexican.
SANTA FE, January 22-Beiofe return
ing to my home in San Francisco with my
daughters and my son, feel it my duty
to express my hearts fullest gratitude to
the numerous citizens Of Los Cerrillos and
of Santa Fe, who, in the unfortunate
position in which circumstances placed
my son, came go promptly and Hospitality
forward to befriend him. Especially to
my council, Hon. r. B. Catron and
Major James II. Purdy, who 20 promptly
secured his acquittal upon his trial to-day
and TO Gov. l.. Bradford Prince and the
gentlemen who so kindly came as snreties
upon the heavy bond required pending
the trial, are due my everlasting gratitude
W. S. KERR.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-01-23
The Daily New Mexican
SATURDAY, JANUARY %,

For these complaints take Simmons
Liver Regulator. 1t keeps the stomach
clear and prevents anyof the abovc po.sons
from getting in the system, on, if there
Rlready it will drive them ont, no matter
how strongly rooted or long standing, AMI
you will again have good health and be
happy.
Have You pain in tire side, back OF
under the shoulder-blade2 1t is not rheu-
matism but dyspepsia. Take Simmons
Liver Regulator.
Docs your heart tlrOb violently after
unusual oXertion or excitement: II is not
heart disease, but indigestion.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-01-23
1t Ought to Pass.

A bill has been introduced in congress
by Delegate Joseph to appropriate $25 900
for the improvement of Fort Marcy at
Santa Fe. The bill ought to pass, as the
expenditure Of the money on government
property at the territorial capital would
be creditable to the territory. -Raton
Range.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-01-23
Suicide at Albuquerque.

Yesterday Josefa Lopez, wife Of Dona-
ciano Lopez, who resides at Rancho Seco,
near Old Albuquerque, cut her throat with
pocket knife, and died shortly after
wards, The unfortunate woman had been
sick for long time and became despon-
dent.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-01-23
Royal Baking Powder is reported by
the y. S. Government, after official
tests, highest of a! in leavening power.
1t is the best and most economical;
pure cream of tartar Baking Powder.

that he would guarantee them fifteen cars
OF ore daily for shipment to Denver and
Pueblo il they would build into San Pc
dro this spring.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-01-23

Health demands healthy liver. Take
Simmons Liver Regulator for dyspepsia
and indigestion.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-01-23

Catarrh is not local but constitu-
tional disease, and requires constitution
al remedy like Hoods Sarsaparilla to
effect cure.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-01-23
Rev. Sanderson II. 5. nderton

At quarter before ) yesterday alter
noon, the Rev. 5. II. S. Ildetton, minister
IN charge of the church OF the Holy Faith,
breathed his last lie had been in Santa Fe
such short time that lie vas not general
" known, but among all who had met
him his sweetness of disposition combined
with his devotion to dnty had made
marked impression. He had the rare
| power Of gaining the affection Of all who
came in contact with him, and at the
same time he WAS a man OF great intel
| lectua ability. He has been an inva.H!
! for some time, and for that s,eUn sought
California neld Of labor, but the
utysirIans having recommended dritr
climate, he accepted the charge OF the
church ct this place, and began his work
on November Is. Unfortunately his
health did not improve, and his devotion
to his duty was such that he would not
relieve himself of care or exertiOn in any
way, and thus he really became the victim
OF his own conscientiOusness.
Mr.. llderton was born i'll London, Au-
gust 20, 1862. While engaged in other
business lie was very active layman i'll
church work, doing missionary labor in
the lowest quarters of the city, and some
times reading the service in three differ
ent places on Sunday. This constant
work tended to break down his COhstltu'
ton, and he went to California by advice
of physicians. There he was ordained
deacon by the bishop Of California, and
commenced work at National City. Wish
ing to finish his studies for the priesthood
at the general theological seminary in
New York, he removed to that place, and
became assistant in st. AIMS church,
Morrisania. From there he returned to
California and thence removed TO Santa
Fe as above stated.
Mr.. Ilderton was an Odd Fellow, q
member of Cloyerdale lodge No. 1913, Of
California.
The funeral will take place at O'Clock
tomorrow, Sunday, the services being
conducted by the Rev. Henry Forester,
OF Albuquerque.
The following named have been select
ed as pail bearers: Gov, l.. b. Prince,
Rev. G. Il. Smith, Lieut.. f. H. Plummer,
Lieut.. |. w. Littel, Arthur Boyle, DR..
Harroun, A. G. Ireland, 2. L. Wander.
veer, w. b. Sloan, Z. j. Barbour, j. D.
Proudfit and Col Max. Frost, the latter
four being representatives of the several
Odd Fellow lodges.
District Court.
The case OF Jack Kerr, charged with the
killing Of Kennedy, the desperate cook al
Cerrillos, was given to the jury late yes
terday afternoon. The evidence tended
very strongly to support defendants plea
of self defense and the jury was out only
few moments when it returned with {
verdict of not guilty.
A jury is being secured with sont
difficulty to-day IN the case of Natlvida(
Pena, the man who committed murder
Gus assault at Gaisteo last month upor
the local merchant, J ose Lewis, a Portu
gese.
This forenoon the case Of the U. S. We
Antonio Saiazar, charged with violation
of the Edmunds act, occupied the time o
the court. The court overrued the plei
in abatement, made by defendant, thu
holding the indictment to be good.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-01-23

Don't tear your entrails out with pills
and purgatves. Take Simmons Liver
Regulator.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-01-23

Wanted--A pantry woman; apply at
Palace hotel.