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OHIO REPUBLICANS.
Hsrrison Endorsed-NcKinley aua Foraker
will Go to MINI polls.

will Go to unenpolIs.
CLEVELAND. April 2S.-The Republican State
Convention was called to order for its second
days session this morning. The platform was
adopted as reported. 1t says in part:
We declare our unbounded confidence IN President
BENJAMIN Harrison and without quainc alton endorse
and commend his administration OF the great office
which he holds lie has given the country a WISE
Just. and patriotic administration. He has lnnnta aimed
the national dignity and honor ut homo and abroad
lie has upheld the glory of tho flag while promoting
peace and securing prosperity lie has faithfully
deemed every pledge given before his election. and
iea!ousy guarded the interests OF the whole people
while carefully and neliigenty observing the plat
forms and teachings OF his party he has yet been
statesman. wise. broad. and eminenty American and
patriotic.
tration Of the arnrs OF this State by dow Nc Kney
ree cSpsrience great earning in st.esmansip and
an honest ant patriotic purpose ana he has already
endorse his administrator, and assure him or our
xFfSS RE Lest. an Of tn. principle o, pro.
tion. cardinal one with the Republican party. that
hi to
Of That m q. worthy
Nc condemn the bill recently passed by the Democrat
Woo On eli and a.,sts on
the agricultural pd y, ,ns , o. the county
unit. as s.stes Under exisns eircatanc " tho
Messrs. Mckinley. Foraker Hahn. and Bush
nell were elected delegates to indianapolis by
reclamation.
The nominations were
Samuel II. Taylor of Urbana for Secretary Of
Judge William 4, Spear Of .Trumbul county
and J. F. Burset OF Hancock for Supreme Court
;, Josiah Allen of Athons county for Clerk OF
f. !, LybarGsrr ; 81 GWo s for momber Of
Presidential, Electors. ex:Congressman Lo.
renzo Danforth and Myrick 7. Herrick.
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The Funeral Of Mr.. Aston.

PARIS. April 2s.-Tho funeral OF William
Aston occurred Mt tho American Episcopal
Church to-day. Many flowers were received
from friends in Paris and elsewhere. The ser.
EnisruI,nl church The church was filed
with an audience Of friends, representative OF
the American colony in Paris. The members
of the family present included Mrs. Aston. Mrs,
nruxtnn md Mrs Orme Wilson.
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Sir Harry Yerney DYING.

LONDON. April 2a-Sir Harry yerney. tho
distinguished diplomat, soldier. and politi.
clan. who is now 81 years Of age. is suffering
from congestion OF the lungs. AID his condi.
tion has become critical. He implores the
physicians to prolong his life until the release
gently, expelled from Parliament and sen:
fenced to term OF Imprisonment for immoral
practices. Sir Harry longs 10 embrace his son
once more. Capt. Verney's sentence will OK.
pire next week
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Notes OF Foreign Happenings.

Prince Alexander OF BattenberG has been
promoted to the rank OF MAJOR. General in the
Austrian army.
Henry n. Stanley will be n candidate for Par;
Lament. either as u Conservative or Liberia!
Unionist. In the coming general election
The city Of Liverpool has voted fdJ.oO more
for the dredging OF the bar Tn. new dredgers
will deepen the channel twcnty'elgh. ieet' 70
that the largest ocean steamship may Do ao's
to CROSS at any hour Of the DAY.
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BERLIN. April 2S.-An official despatch from
Zanzibar says that Herr Stuhlmann has ar
rived at Bukoba ION the west coast OF Victoria
Nyanzal. and that sickness and famine pre-
vented StuhImann, and Emin pasha from
and that Emin Is i'll and following slowly in
tho rear OF Etuhmnnn.- This Is said 10 be the
first official news from Emin In several months.
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HAnHIsoN's FRIENDS UNEASY
They Begin to Fear He VIII Not Ne He.
nominated.

INDIANAPOLIS. April 2a-Ths Republican
leaders are uneasy as to the outlook for Har-
rison's denomination. 1t was learned to-day
that Consul General New had been sent for,
and that he would leave London for home In .
few days and take the management Of Har-
rison s forces for the Minneapolis nomination.
lean Committee. and his successor Is named
hero either as ex.Congrossman Pierce or c. W.
EniIhnnka.
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Changes In the German Army.

BERLIN. April 28.-The Correspondent asserts
that tho Government is preparing to introduce
military bill at the next session of the Reich
stag. which will provide for important changes
In the German army. ann brnnhp,y e., sr SO
OF the army and ~ shortening oI mo term OF
Service in tho ranks.
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Dfa Dit.
lS-WM. Brookdel6. l0oyames ". wadsvorth
I-Chsa ?. Bridsr. l3l-0eo. W. Aldridsa
16-Henry 0rasse. IS2-yohn r Hafen.
1N-JAmss w. Hustsd l89-John n, bcAtchArd.
17-h ODell Jr saw J. Glenn.
The Convention was breaking up by this
time. Tho delegates were already on the way
to the early evening trains for home, and
the Convention adjourned.
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rHx ELECTORAL TICKET.
Electors at Large.
Henry ". Sage Of ithaca;
Jesse Seligman, New York.


Thomas & Patt George c. Buell..
rs Y.srn.mis s''f4Ss .rtora william kqss s:1':
se! "%,,t <. slcholis. 800. '
1-Thinodore r. Willis, George H. Forester
~. Sshln ss,., t r AIP%s!e,ME at,,v
Sn.ls fsnls spp E.msmin R Maan
ell J5nn H 4 %no,l.na S W g t:e 6"sS
7IS S.4ls p ha Ta1nay Ps4ist i Ei
s-Iiornce Porter, tus sherman.
s- ss%%' H. 1ns PATERSON iisn!y t' s%t.y
1c-s%; K "5aSsr s' tx rrsn'iss.
lI-trea s. Gibbs Charles T. PolhemuL
,s Eis !. s Sa:eisaa &s%if Si:.as,
1sR "Sn rS. s sS'1 sfrd sfSa.
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17- %'liissf SHARPE Ms l" nx Nf% "sn.r
ls-Iohn 4: QMackenbush. Ieph. + McGiil.
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s'-! s%.y. < kr Munger N.v,% ii.rrow.y
2o-Eamand q 6tonnor. $500. =.
s,7#$ s siI:$: I Es%s f 1 ssi.,.
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':- $i;s s.sl Warren Ssss!.; k: s:s
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electors at large we're put through with cheers.
heard n 6 nsMs
paper headquarters and announced that the
No" This has been Commodors vedder's
cred to nominate candidate for Chief Judge
OF the Court OF Appeals this fall without calling
duced sondemning the Election inspectors bill
and calling on Gov. Flower not TO sign 1t,
THE NEW STATE COMMITTEE
s: ssPes
because Of the chances. Indeed; when az
SIS$t Oh: y: JOIN snf simpson obisGt.S t. yeSss
s%hsa 81 sat sS sss Seny
Uncle George Lyons. deputy Surveyor. scowled
at simpson and tauntingly handed up z docu-
I ment to Secretary KenEon; showing that he
Simpson persisted until his coat tails were
PULL pulled =, ~ one OF his friends. who plainly saw
son then withdrew his objections The follow
Ing Is the State Committee:
Dit Init
l-Wm. J. Jonea iS-Chas. Y. Csntine.
Nv, II. Beard. IO--John A. Quackenbush.
Bias. W. Birkett. GOWN BArneA Jr.
xGhas- N. wins. l2I-Dayid y. wiiber.
b-W. j. Taylor. III T.. Proctor
Or N. johnson. I28-F d. knburu.
l-Corneius Donovan. l2l-IsaAc Hunt.
81 l. vsnallen, l56-Chas W. HAckStS
e-yohn Collins. l36-0so ". Donsid
32--EssSssss S5s,S::..- H-fissir:2e: g IssW
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until he, too, stood before them on the plat
y ss$s s.rs s.Sas A. sss'q Ssn:
a9a Ss ssd that az drink ;1%sD. e
shs an sssmps saoes what
do fGf u Hs 1 M
e spssss xsfi oiths Administrator He helped
EnSko GhsrmsG e the sSssior Witch
The Republicans of the state Of New YORK IN Con.
s1n ,s' saa We com
the 81 sn a.
fulfilled pledges n.t p'.tfSssm.,n IN
confidence a home and winning new glory FOR the re-
asSs Il /: s s:h n
n sHnsy %na.p ase
fna Witch iSSf f S.. aided s sas. s
With other nations term, Of cnnf and IN
eabnE our exports OF the products OF the
~ sSs he
Ss ss issss e ~
have
A Ne s.1a psSp'e III. vigorous declaration of
g xS.sT 4
and Rs,
pa aes Es1si iss a
:rns .s%e StSs s .a
AMI to Teps the assault: OF thS reckless
frss Se 'G,rsss CT
ns ss sna
perp-tntng Democratc control OF that section anu
patty o. IN , Efforts
,n %s ss5,.*s ss S. 6 s
E s: :ss
public by sworn Stat, II. as rs rs
e IN n s' the II
Wills. sH & Ss 1T e IF @
Of .hc people atne polls tim, ,,ou,ou,,v con.,
.uSsd for '.s yas,!ss p5seirs; ssn1I..
T s ioT sn.S
nya." 81
m ,ss THS ,'s
Ss ri "5 of s. 9 peor to n tax
s.s"s e IL. y :. w nf %e's
a.s"'. eoS snsfFFUf S"n
for constantly eyislating for its partisan arVran
dixcment nvainst tn. rural districts; for ia nmcohsti
tut,onnl an fraudulent mtlwinter enumeration. ~
irIeI and that Of the cities enormously increased as
the basi. Of an lrpnrtonment BY whch tme &c, %
given cities ns is .gnay iln.trated by
The fact that Republican Monroe with $4,000 popu.A'
tion receives only three A.senblymen. while Demo,
cratic Albany with l5ioW population. Ia awar.ed
BY David H. lI and his fe"w spirators .he Demo.
cratic party. except tho individuals who refuse 70
sanction the revolutionary measures has mhue user
full rartnker tn. guilt hv its greedy seizure OF the
the fra nd made majority in the Legislature
The Democratic party H. further made resronNpie Tor
The whole conspiracy. including tho thet; ot inc
yestvnt- the preferred by the Bar Association
nf New against Isaac H. Maynard by the votes IN
both Houses sustain that report AMI by the appoint
The Court OF Appeals for an offence by law punishable
by nne and imprisonment.
Such nh,,nrrent and DANGEROUS measures summon
the electors unite to defend the purity OF the ballot
mn ior,tv; ana thi, Convention invites all the people,
nation and renuke Of the larceny ct the Legislature
and the degradation of the bench os our highest tr
free from OF the and the accessories
or these and through 1t alone can the wrongs
perperaeI he corrected and punishe and their repe
titi0n be prevented.
Geo. Aldridcc for his committee. announced
the nominations for delegates ut large and
their alternates and the two electors Mt large.
The full list OF delegates and electors Is ap-
ELHGIoRAL TICKET.
Electors LARGE
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Ths HsAAsyivaais 1silroaA
0esss sx great tyaiAs 70 chisAse every dsy.-IA
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Big, but bad
the old-faahioned
pill. Bad TO take,
and bad TO have
taken. inefficient,
too. Its only
temporary relief
you can Ct from
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-18

A subcommittee recently appoint
ed by the Columbian passenger COM
mittee, to consider various matters in
connection with the railway arrange
ments for the Worlds fair, held a
meeting today and decided TO rec
ommend the establishment of a bu-
reau of information at the exposi-
ton, where visitors may obtain full
and reliable information concerning
railway and steamship transporta-
ton. II was also agreed to recon-
mend that an exhibit be made of
model railway ticket office at the
fair ground.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-18

The same might be said of the
case two years later when certain
persons on the Democratic ticket
who forgot when leaving the Optic
Office to pick up 5000 that had fallen
out of pocket were very quietly
supported by that sheet. 1t was not
a case of Doodle at all, just a plain
commercial transaction.
But now when there Is no more to
be had from a man that has helped
it to good deal of public business
in the past year or two, aud whom
the paper has solicited many times to
help it and divide up, though opposed
politically, or supposed TO be, now
the man who has helped it and can
not be coaxed or bulldozed more is a
boodler
This is gratitude.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-18
JULY WEATHER REPORT.

The average temperature for the
month was about normal. The high
est monthly mean was 8O.5 at Socor-
70, and the lowest monthly mean
62.6 at Halls Peak. The highest
temperature reported was 1o5, at
Coolidge, on the Cd; at Embudo on
the 18th, and at Los Lunas on the
18th. The lowest temperature re-
ported was 80, at Coolidge on the
25th, and at Halls Peak on the 4th.
The highest average daily maxi
mum temperature was 001, at Los
Lunas, and the lowest average daily
maximum was 8O.4, at Santa Fe.
The highest average daily mini
mum temperature was $50, at Albu-
querque, and the lowest average
daily minimum temperature was 500
at Coolidge.
The greatest local monthly range
of temperature was 70, at Coolidge,
and the least local monthly range
was SO, at Santa Fe.
The precipitation for the territory
was about normal, but coming most
ly in local showers, was rather un-
evenly distributed. The greatest
total monthly precipitation was 500
inches at Chama, and the least total
monthly was 20 of an inch, at Cool
idge.
The average number of cloudless
days for the territory was Is; partly
cloudy, u; cloudy, 4.
The average number of days with
.Ol of an inch or more Of rain was s.
Light thunderstorms were very fire.
quent in nearly all parts Of the ter
ritory. The prevailing direction of
wind was west and southwest.
II. B. HERsEY,
Observer Weather Bureau.
Santa Fe, N. NJ, Aug. 18th.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-18

is a thorough enforcement of the
criminal law; more judicial hangings
aud less murder. Whoever commits
murder should be hunted out with
all the power the law can command
and when found, the offender should
be tried and hung. Criminal classes
are not to be held in check by lax
administration at law. Public SEN
timent should support the officers of
the law in most vigorous
prosecution of murder. The
executive should support the judges
and all work together for the sup
preston of lawlessness and the pro-
lection of life and property. The
assassin and the murderer should be
made to know that when he kills his
victim his own life must pay the PEN
atty. If we expect to settle our waste
places, if we hope for new and bet
ter day for New Mexico, we must
hang men who commit murder, we
must invoke the strong arm of law.
THE FREE PRESS predicts that
Governor Prince will allow the
judgment of the court to stand.
When this is done and Falkner pays
the penalty Of his crime, the court
will turn its attention to other cases
where murder is charged.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-18
The OPTICS DOODLE SouAssIE.

A few evenings ago the Optic came
out and stated that Felix Martinez
was very bad boodler and somes
thing must be done about it. We
do not care to interfere in the fight be-
tween Mr.. Martinez and the Optic,
and are perfectly willing to let
them fight it out between them, but
the great and virtuous Indignation
of the Optic against boodlers was
enough to make any one laugh who
has known it for years. 1t reminds
one of the old adage that the most
virtuous person is one who has re-
formed, only in this case the party
has not reformed, but is only trying
on a repetition of an old game of
years ago.
1t was in the year 1886 that a GER
tain paper called the Optic came out
in the fall campaign flying the Re-
publican banner and claiming that
Col. j. w. Dryer was the proper
man TO represent New Mexico in
congress because he was a Republi-
can. But just 20 days before the cleo
ton the Optic discovered that Mr..
Dryer was not the man he ought to
be, and that Mr.. Joseph ought to rep
resent New Mexico, and the entire
Democratic ticket ought to be elect
ed in San Miguel county. 1t was
one of the cleverest cases of a change
of purpose, brought about entirely
by the belief that the interests of the
people would be better served by the
Democrats that we ever knew. The
courage of its convictions of working
for the right as it saw the right were
very good, and we are very certain
that those convictions were not in
the least influenced by the $500 in
twenty dollar gold pieces that the
and his business manager
carried away on that day from a GER
tain Office on Bridge street or the re-
ceipt signed in which the Optic was
pledged to support the Democratic
Ticket from top to bottom. Doodle?
No; 1t was only n clear commercial
We do not know whether any
money that had been coaxed out of
is own, or supposed to be its own,
party was returned or not, but sup
bose it was kept as retainer. We
10 know that the Democrats bitterly
epented of the loss of their money,
IS they claimed it did them no good
nd was wasted.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-18
DIRECTS OF THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB

Many persons are under the i'm.
preston that the club is a Republi.
can club and many Democratic and
Independent voters are afraid to join
on that account. This is not the
case. The club was organized year
ago as Republican club, but this
fall it was thought best to change it
to suit the times into a bipartisan
club and invite ali citizens regardless
of party affiliations to JOIN in and
work for the general good interests
of the county and city. 1t is not
supposed that the club will interfere
or try to influence any one on the
delegatship, but confine itself only
to county affairs. There certainly
never was a time when all good cit
zens needed to join hands and work
for the general welfare more than at
present. With good officials in all
county offices the county may get
back to its old standing, but if it
goes on in the way it is now going a
short time more will leave nothing
to save,
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-18

1t seems to be the popular thing
when ever a man comes here and in
vests and has any trouble in relation
to property, TO at once lay it to some
ring or set of sharks. The latest is
A. N. kellogg, Of Denver, who in
the Times of that city gives us as
hard hit as he knows how. But
why is it You can hardly pick up
Colorado paper without seeing long
account of some suit over mining
property in that state? OF course,
the big suits over mines at Leadville,
Aspen, Creole, and other places were
not brought by sharks in that state,
but if it was in New Mexico there
would be a ring at the bottom of it..
Our neighbors on the north should
go little slow with their charges,
until they have less trouble them
selves. We see that only recently
English investors have agreed to
station an agent in Denver to watch
their investments in that state.
Why is it necessary if they have no
sharks?
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-18
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CoNvENT..N

AS the Republican Central Com
mittee of the Territory has called a
Territorial convention to be held in
Las Vegas, N. NJ, on the 25th of
August, 1892, to nominate 4 candi-
date for delegate to congress, and as
it is made the duty Of the Republi-
can Central Committee of this coun-
ty to call county convention to
select thirteen delegates to represent
this county in said convention,
convention for that purpose will be
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-18

Chaves county will be properly
represented at the Worlds fair. The
county commissioners appropriated
$500 for the purpose of making a
proper exhibit of the resources and
products of Chaves county at the
great Worlds fair.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-18

During his recent sojourn in Eu-
rope Archbishop Ireland took occa-
sion TO play Joke on hotelkeepers
in Florence. AS he entered the no.
tel the archbishop, who speaks sew
eral modern languages fluently and
Latin as well, was approached by the
landlord who asked in French if the
"illustrious stranger" wished to put
up as a guest. The archbishop shook
his head, indicating that he did not
understand the language. The land
lord tried him next in German, then
in Hungarian, and finally in English.
"Well," said the prelate at last, in
excellent Italian, 81 thought this
was an Italian hotel. l want an Ital-
ian hotel and rll go out and find
one" After that there was nothing
left undone by the landlord to salts
fly the wishes of the archbishop, who,
in pretended displeasure, enjoyed to
the utmost discontinue of his host.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-18

1t is stated that petition numer-
ously signed has been presented to
the governor TO ask that the death
sentence pronounced against Falk;
ner by the courts, be committed to
life imprisonment. Those who know
Governor Prince do not believe he
will commit any such mistake, What
New Mexico needs and needs badly,
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-18
RIOS WELL N M

held at the court house in Las We
gas, on the oath day of August, and
each precinct is requested to send
delegates thereto, according to the
number allotted below.
The prospects of our party for sue
cess in the coming campaign are
good, and we hope for the co-opera-
ton of all the Republicans in each
precinct in making a solid and har-
monious organization, and being rep
resented, and that a committee of
three for each precinct will be named
to work under the direction of the
county central committee, and their
names Immediately forwarded to the
undersigned.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-18

Berlin has an organization known
as "The Association of Married
Women for the Control of Hus-
bands" Married women in this
country have no organization, but
they get there Just the same.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-18

BENIGNO hOMERO,
Chairman Central Committee.
d. G. WINTERS, Secretary.
The meeting of the Democratic
Central Committee, which it was in
tended to be called for Saturday
night at the court room of the court
house, will be held on the evening of
Thursday of next week, Aug. Is.
COMMITTEE.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-18
GoSs Military Institute.

eharared school for the higher education
Der Of Boarding Cadets received limited
your boy Development specially Physical Culture
Music Oory and Shorthand included regular
study Specialists employed large Campus shaded with
shade trees Artesian Hot and Cold Baths Health
passed. Altitude 1000 feet above level Send Catalogue
COL. ROBT g. GOSS, a. M.
Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1892-07-18
HHM to liecome FlcsnY.

DR. Mills Nervlrcn9t only cures
all nervous diseases, hoada be,
blues, nervous prostration, sleep
lessness, neuralgia, st, Vitua
dance, fls and nyseia, Lut also
builds up the body. II am pleased
% say tAa' alte" years Of intense
suffering with bel vOus disease,
headsch" ADD proatrat.Cn, | tried
Dr. Mi ps' Restorative Ncrvine, and
IN two weeks gained eigut pounds
in welg It. | could not he down TO
sleep, but now sleep perfectly
easy and am still improving yon-
dsrtulJ Caunrt say enough OF
the Nervine . M g. L. b. MillaTd
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