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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-24
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
Chama wants rain storm to visit that
section

Chama wants rain storm to visit that
section.
Several sales of coal lands have taken
place lately at White Oaks.
Hon. T. D. Burns has concluded to
rebnld the Herlnosa house at Trimble
springs.
James Fleek and Joe McWllliams came
in Tuesday with band Of lis Navajo
horses .-Chama Northwest.
There will be more development of the
mines of Socorro county this season than
for any one year in the past.
There will be considerable acreage in
Colfax county planted to sorghum this
year. M. E. Dane, of the Vermejo, will
plant several hundred pounds OF seed.
The water-pipes for the new water
works are nGSg placed ready for put
ting under the ground along the streets
where mains are to be aid.-Raton
Range.
Las Cruces note: The contract for
supplying beef to the Mescalero Indians
has been awarded to Samuel Hughes.
The figures of his contract the Republican
could not ascertain.
A large number of citizens of this ard
the adjacent town Of Pinos Altos have
been subpGned to Las Cruces, to attend
the trials of Murray and Davis, charged
with murder.-Enterprise.
The saw.mill belonging to Baird &
Lewis, on the Lower Penasco, was
burned last week. There is every reason
to believe that the fire was the work of
an incendiary. No insurance. Lincoln
Republican.
Prof. Ramsey will leave here on June
., for California, and it is very likely he
will tender his resignation when he
leaves. II he does not return here he
will likely try California for while. LAS
Vegas Free Press.
Mr.. A. E. Dunham, of Deming, having
passed his examination, was ordained to
the order OF deaconate In St. John 8 church
last week. The candidate was presented
by Rev. II. Forester, and Bishop Ken
drick preached the ordination sermon.
The importation of Holstein stock that
was made into San Juan county couple
OF years ago, has already perceptibly
raised the grade of the cattle in this vici.
nifty. Their progeny are strongly marked,
and already seem to predominant. San
Juan Index.
Albuquerque note: The Sisters school
in Old Town was visited few days since
by Prof. Hodgin, of the academy. Friday,
the Goth inst, two OF the sisters, Ildefonsa
and Fidel, is returned the compliment.
The sisters highly appreciate the work of
the high school.
Mrs. Maria Dionesia B. Abeyta, Wife,
of Don Lorenzo Abeyta and eldest daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Maria Dolores Gonzales Baca.
departed this life yesterday morning at
8 20 o'clock, aged 40 years. Mrs. Abeyta
was most worthy and estlmable lady
Advertiser.
The sun begins to thrust it's hot bayo.
nets into our bedrooms these mornings
before sleep has had fair chance. 1t
feels like something that had come fifty
instead OF 95, 100000 of miles. Wait sixty
days.-Albuquerque Citizen.
VIM. L. Rynerson, jr., and ]. F. Ben
nett, jr., of this city, and Thos. Casad, of
Mesilla, attended the examination OF an.
pllcants for West Point appointment at
last Saturday. There were
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thirteen other applicants. The result ha:
not yet been announced.-Las Cruces
! Republican.
The Black Range says: With a rail
road extended from Lake Valley to Hills
boro and possibly to kingston and the
extension Of the MagdaIena branch into
the heart of the Black Range mineral
belt, Sierra county would soon be one of
the greatest bullion producers in the
west.
Pablo Herrera was out on still hunt
after bondsmen to-day in the sum OF
$1,000 Under the law, after two terms
OF court shall have passed without trial
OF man confined in Jail on criminal
charge, it is made peremptory on the part
OF the court to admit the prisoner to bail
and fix the amount Of the bGnd.--Las
Vegas Optic.
At the Bowman saw mill near Junction
City, a boom s being stretched across the
San Juan river to catch the logs coming
down, drive beng expected shortly.
AT last reports there were 100 O0O feet of
| logs piled on the banks of the San Juan
to he rolled in when the river rise at that
pont-the spring rise having az vet failed
to materialze.-San Juan Index.
While in the city this week Dan Bech.
tol exhibited large and beautiful ruby
which he found in the Mogollons. lie
has refused 500 for the gem and would
not sell 1t at any price. If prospeCtor4
would pay little more attention to pre-.
cOus stones while searching for gold and
silver the chances are that they would
often find jewel stones CT value. Silver
City Enterprise.
Sheep are held at higher prices this sea
son in New Mexico than prevailed last
year, and contracts made SO far this year
are at an increase over the prices then
paid. This journal has Information that
the statement published last week to the
effect that large trade for wethers made !
by Las Vegas firm was at slightly lower |
prices than prevailed last year was incor-
rect; the terms show the market to be |
stronger Stock Grower.
Democratic convention echo from the |
Silver City Enterprise: Rev. Toole, the
father of Mrs, A. G. Carwile, arrived from
the east this week, and will look after the |
welfare of Mr.. Carwie, who is still suf-
fering from dementia. Mr.. CarwIIe's
condition has apparently grown worse,
and it is feared that it will be necessary
to confine him in an asylum where he
can receive better attention than it is pos
sible to give him here.
AT the last meeting OF the Grant Coun-
ty Commercial Club eighteen new mem
bers joined. They were all substantial
business men. The club now has a
membership of forty-three, When the
number shall have reached fifty the ini-
tialon fee will be doubled. Many of the
members have paid their dues seven or
eight months in advance, and from pres
ent indications the club will be a per-
manent success.-Silyer City Enter
prise.
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The Nicaragua Canal.

SAN Francisco, CAL. May "a. .-Ex-Sen,
ator Warner Miller, president OF the Nj
caragua Canal company, left yesterday
for Los Angeles and San Diego, where be
goes to lecture on canal interests. Senator
Miller has found the utmost interest
evinced by the Pacific coast people In the
project, and while here received both
moral and financial support. Sidney w.
@. Curtis, of New York, financial man
ager OF the canal company, will remain in
San Francisco some time looking after
the interests of the company and receiv-
ing subscriptions. He has not yet com
menced active work, but to-day ex-Sen-
ator James G.. Fair subscribed for $40, 900
worth Of stock, and a number of other
capitalists have expressed a desire to
subscribe. Mr.. Curtis expects to obtain
at least 81 900 900 on the Pacific coast.
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SANTA FE, N. M, TUESDAY, MAY "a, 1892.

for consideration in the various states are
the child and women labor questions, the
Investigation OF tenement house abuses,
the sanitary condition of workshops, fac
tory inspectors, the Chinese question,
and employers liabilities. These stats
tics are looked upon by the legislatures of
the various states as sound basis for
legislation in regard to labor questions,
and nearly all such legislation has come
from their recommendations to such legls-
latures. 1t is the first convention that
has been held west of the Mississippi
river
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A De mOreSt Fashion.

New YORK, May 24.-Over 400 invita-
tions have been issued for the marriage
OF Miss Evelyn Louise Demorest, daughter
OF W. Jennings Demorest, not only as a
fashion publisher, but as one of the lead.
ing prohibitionists of the country, and
who has just declined to allow his name
to be used as the next prohibition candi-
date for the presidency. The groom is
Alexander Garretson Rae, who comes of
well known family. The ceremony will
take place this evening at the Reform
church.
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A New Project.

DENVER, May 24.-The Jalisco Pacific
Railway company has been incorporated
here. The company will build rail-
way and telegraph line from Manzanillo,
in the state Of Colino, to Guadalajara, in
the state of Jalisco. The capital stock is
$40, ,l25,000.
The directors are Charles w. Drake, r.
H. Friend, Walter Hinchman, Charles
Mellen Werdon, F. II. Meyer, John
Pratt and Spencer Trask, Of New York
City; Joseph A. Davidson, George B.
Mofat, George Foster Peabody, Samuel
scovil, of Brooklyn; F. Eugene Cros-
sous, Of Hackensack, N. j., and Charles
]. Peabody, of Englewood, in the same
state. Principal Office In Colorado, Colo
RADIO Springs, without prejudice to prin-
cipal office in New Mexico.
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Jack the KiDDer.

MELBOURNE, May 23.-The signal was
hanging over the Jail here this morning
that Deeming had paid the
penalty of one Of his crimes, caused the
public to breathe more freely than for
some weeks past. The Jail officials who
were responsible for the condemned
mans delivery to the executioner, felt a
load removed from their minds, for they
did not know but what Deeming would
manage to cheat Justice in some way.
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Bells for the Queen.

New YORK, May pa dispatch from
London says Flags are flying from church
steeples, municipal and government build
ings, and hundreds Of thousands of bust
ness structures and private residences in
Great Britain to-day, and the bells in
every Episcopal church from one end of
the land to the other are ringing merrily.
All Of this is the celebration of the fact
that to-day her majesty, Victoria. queen
of Great Britain and Ireland, and empress
of India, reaches the 73d year of her exis-
tence upon this earth. A month hence
the 57th year OF her reign will commence.
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august
Flower

Perhaps you do not believe these
statements concerning Green's Au-
gust Flower. Well, we can't make
you. We can't force conviction in
to your head or med
Doubling icine into your
throat. We don't
Thomas. want to. The money
is yours, and the
misery is yours; and until you are
willing to believe, and spend the one
for the relief of the other, they will
stay so. John H. Foster, 1922
Brown Street, Philadelphia, says:
"My wife is a little Scotch woman,
thirty years ofage and ofa naturally
delicate disposition. For five or six
years past she has been suffering
from Dyspepsia. She
Vomit became so bad at last
that she could not sit
Every Meal. down to a meal but
she had to vomit it
as soon as she had eaten it. Two
bottles of your August Flower have
cured her, after many doctors failed.
Shecan now eat anything, and enjoy
it; and as for Dyspepsia, she does not
know that she ever had it." Q
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Another Democratic SnIit.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, May 24.-There
was large mass meeting of the Demo-
Gratis of the 9th congressional district here
to-day at which resolution declaring for
free and unlimited coinage of silver was
unanimously passed. The convention
censured Congressman Bowman for vot-
Ing against the silver bill and decided to
elect delegate to the national conven-
ton of the Peoples party, 10 be held In
Omaha, under the call which permits
labor organizations to be represented by a
delegate.
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In n FIX.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, May pa tele-
gram received from Castoria, thirty miles
from this city, states that 1900 men,
women and children were water bound,
and asking that boat be sent to their
rescue. The relief committee will for
ward car load of provisions this morn.
ing by special train.
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Rocky Mountain Tournament.

DENVER, May 24.-The Rocky Noun.
tain Sport sman's association will give d
grand tournament on June 81, %, 23 and
"a, at which the aggregate mo ney prizes
will exceed $4,000, in addition to which
the diamond medal and cup shoots will
come off. The attendance will be large
and low rates from Colorado, Utah, New
Mexico and Wyoming will be made. G.
M. Hampson, D. L. Mechling and Sey.
mour Warren are the tournam ent COM
mittee
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-24

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, May 24.-Nearly
every county in the state is represented
In the political reform convention, which
was called to order at noon by Robert
Schilling at Liederkranz hall. The OBJ
ject OF the convention is to bring into ex-
istence state organization on the plat.
tarm adopted at tha St. Louis convention
BY the representatives Of the labor and
alliance movements. Forty-eight dele
gates will be elected to the Omaha con-
vention, and an entire state ticket will
also be placed in nomination. The Union
Labor party Is in full accord with the new
movement, and will sink its identity in it,
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a Voice for Hill.

ELMIRA, N. Y, May PA special
from Albany says: Edward Murphy,
chairman OF the state committee, reports,
a conference of Senator Hills friends,
representing nearly every state in the
Union, was held at Washington to-day
and the conclusion was reached that
Hills nomination for the presidency was
as good as certain. Chairman Murphy
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Mr.. Blaine Travels.

WASHINGTON, May 24.-Secretary and
Mrs. Blaine left for New York yesterday.
Secretary Blaine said he was merely
going to see his grandson Mrs. Damrosh g
child), and that his visit had no particular
significance.
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and Mayor Grant have returned from a
trip south and west, as far as west as
California, in Hlll's interest, and Murphy
says bet on Hill IS not only safe, but
like finding money. He predicts Hills
nomination In less than four ballots.
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WASHINGTON, May 24.-The secretary
of war has authorized chief engineers to
use government boats upon all western
rivers to save human lives where the
residents of the flooded districts are in
danger.
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Ill,

NEW YORK, May 24.-Young William
II. Vanderbilt, who is i'll with typhoid
fever at the house Of his father, Cornelius
Vanderbilt, is in a critical condition.
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WlRINGS::-


WASHINGTON, May 24.-The president,
has withdrawn the nomination of Fred.
erick Bancroft as United States consul at
Brunswick, Germany.
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Striking Miners.

BOISE Cry, Idaho, May 23.-Governor
Wiley has wired President Harrison ask
ing for necessary aid to prevent anticipa.
ted trouble from striking miners here.
Yesterday he received telegram from
Manager Dickinson, OF the Northern Pa
cific, that mob of 500 armed and un-
armed strikers had stopped passenger
train at Mullen, Idaho, refusing to let it
pass. Word has been received from
Mullen to the effect that the miners will
not allow non.union men to go to work in
the mines. II they attempt it bloodshed
will follow.
Salt Lake City, May 24.-Col. Blunt,
commanding the 10th infantry at Fort
Douglass, near this city, has been notified
by the war department to hold his COM
mand in readiness to march at an hours
notice to the scene of the strike among
the miners at Ceur d'Alene, Idaho.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, May "a The following
bills were introduced in the senate
For commission OF three to examine
and report relative to tho employment oi
the pneumatic tube system as the process
for the rapid distribution OF mails in large
cities, appropriating $4,000 Pa sed.
Appropriating $l5, 1000 for the purchase
OF Travis oil painting OF Abraham Lincoln
to be hung in the capitol. Passed.
Appropriating $4,000 for q statue oi
the late Robert Dale Owen, of Indiana,
to be placed in the grounds of the Smith.
sonian institute. Mr.. Owen having intro
duced In the house tie bin for the estab.
lishment of the institution, and having
been the chairman OF its first board of
regents. Passed.
HOUSE.
Only fifteen members were on hand in
the house. Watson, of Georgia, objected
to the request of Mr.. Butler, OF Iowa, for
the consideration of the senate bill grant
ing pension to Senator George w. Jones,
OF Iowa. Mr.. Watsons desire was salts
fled, and his resolution requesting the
committee on ways and means to report
the sub-treasury bill was adopted without
objection or debate.
Mr.. Watson, having achieved his object,
withdrew his objection to the Jones'
pension bill, and, on motion of Mr.. Hen
derson, OF Iowa, ii was taken up and
passed.
Mr. KiIgore, of Texas, was also in at
tendance, and his objection defeated the
request of Mr.. Bryan, OF Nebraska, for
the consideration OF bill for the erection
OF pedestal for statue to Gen. Sher-
man.
MIR. Bailey, Of Texas, was also on hand
with demand for quorum on private
pill called up by Mr.. Mckinley, of New
ii hampshire, ard almost three-quarters of
an hour elapsed before quorum appeared
and the measure was passed.
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List OF letters remaining uncalled for in
hepostollice at Santa Fe, New Mexico, for
the week ending May 81, 1892. If not
called for within two weeks will be sent to
the dead letter office at Washington
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LauOr SOHuhlss1Ouefb III DENVER.
DENvGR, Colo, May 24.-The annual
convention of the American Association
Of State Labor commissioners opened
here to-day with Hon. Lester Bowdine,
state labor commissioner Of Colorado,
presiding. Among those present are F.
B. Bolton, Of Kansas; Carroll D. Wright,
Of Washington; Charles S. Peck, OF New
York, an intimate and trusted friend Of
Senator Hill, W. A. peelle, chief OF the
bureau Of statistics Of Indiana, and many
others. The association is composed Of
the commissioners and other deputies Of
the various states and territories which
have state departments of labor. 1t has
been in existence for ten years, and in
the exchange of ideas at its conventions
and in the systematic gathering of statis-
tics in regard to all phases Of the labor
question it has accomplished vast
amount of good, both to the employers
of labor and to the employees. Among
the questions which have been taken up
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Alarid, CanutO Mills, Mrs + G
Barcla, nj, olas Montoya, Refugio
Bell, Mrs Jene MOrasa, Gabriel
Berrit', Frank Paterson, Thomas
Daincy, Mrs W II H Pettigrue VIM
DunhOe, F II Quinn, MrM
Duncan, W II Renner William \
De Nett, 7 G Rodriguez, Francisco
Garza AdofO Salyin Grigo
Gutierres, Miss Pc'rlta Stubbs, s W
JadOde, Mrs Allen Shelby, James
Keenan,, Felix SandObal, YgnaCio
Sena, Eliseo Sandoval, Josa
Meacham, Sarah A Workman, DrJ
In calling please say advertised and
give the date. j. WELTMER,
Postma aster
The record-union., 1892-11-10
Has AIade His Mark.

The Portland Press says that among the
documents cherished by Chief Justice
Appleton was a letter written by one of
his sons while at Bowdoin College. 1t was
to the effect that young friend Of his
who was in college would go down East
in few days to teach a country school
during the vacation season, and young
Appleton wanted his father to 90 down to
the stage-coach house, and when the mail
came TO seek out his friend, take him
home and keep him over night, as he had
but little money. You will know him" !"
Appleton wrote, "by his fat face, home
spun clothes of gray, and by his broad
brim hat. He is good fellow. he has Il
great head for learning, and if he lives
will make mark in the world. If you
don't pick him out, ask the stage driver
to show you Tom Reed; he knows him."
Judge Appleton went down and found
Tom. He took him home and gave him
a supper, good bed aud breakfast. and
helped him in another way toward his
school district. The good fellow has
''made his mark in the world"
The record-union., 1892-11-10
ALL AROUND THE WORLD.

A boy fourteen years old has been ar
rested in Portland for selling liquor.
The British Isles comprise no fewer
than 1000 separate islands and islets.
Ten days per annum is the average
amount Of sickness in human life.
The sunlIower bears 1000 seeds, the
poppy $1,000, and the tobacco plant 49,,
$40
They call bicycle ''the DEVILS chariot
in Turkey, and the Sultan forbids its
use.
1t is stated that 40, 900, 5000 of the Queens
subjects in India never know what it is
to get enough to eat.
DR.. Riley calculates that there must be
between 9,000,000 900 and 10000, 900, 900 in
sects in the world.
A dog market is held every Sunday in
Paris, where it is possible to buy all the
varieties of the canine tribe.
Count Tolstoi has recently deposited
his memoirs, including a large dairy i'll
manuscript, with the curator of a Rus
sian museum, the conditions being that
they shall not be published until ten
years after the authors death.
Jules Simon thinks pretty woman will
make a very dangerous lawyer. He says
that women demanding equality with
men are often asked: "tIow can you de-
mand equality when you are weak?"
But it would be at least only just to add
'How can you demand equality when
you are pretty?"
THE School for Female Professions"
organized in Rome by Queen Margherita,
gives instruction in Italian and French
bookkeeping, needIework, dressmaking,
| lacemaking, church decorative needle
work, mending, nursing and cooking.
Every year sums Of money are presented
to the best pupils by the Queen, intended
to be applied to the purchase OF a sewing
machine or whatever is needed for ad-
vancement in the special branch en-
Draced by the student.
The record-union., 1892-11-10
a Now War of Tnl,Ing .nnn snots.


If the accounts of the invention of
French military officer are to be relied
on, principle Of photography is to be
applied to making the work oil the arti
lerst more effective. The invention con
sists in the application of the principle OF
the dark room to the operation Of aim
ing, and it is said to have been success
fully used for some time in tho maneuv-
ers Of the French fleet in the Medter-
ranean. The image of the object to be hit
is reproduced on screen after passing
through a lens. In the same way as
photographer would look at an image
upon his ground glass, the artilleryman
looks at this image, and when he has
brought it to the center of the screen he
fires the gun and the shot hits the mark
with almost absolute accuracy. If. as Is
claimed, any gunner who has passed but
the most elementary training, can use
this invention effectively, the necessity
of much Of the usual tedious preparation
of artillerymen for field duty can be dis
pensed with.
The record-union., 1892-11-10
4 Useful Crib.

A thrifty housekeeper, impelled by the
necessity Of economy of both space and
money, has devised a novel form of fam
lily sleeping crib. The object of this crib
is to enable two or more persons to be
supplied with separate sleeping accom-
mediation without the use of separate
beds. In appearance, the arrangement in
question is very much like d miniature
model ofthree steamship sleeping berths,
arranged one over the other. 1t is in
closed, sides, back, top and bottom, with
an open front, over which hang curtains,
that can be adjusted as desired at night,
or made to conceal the piece of furniture
during the day. In this way three beds
are provided in the space of one at cost
of less than that of two ordinary beds.
The crib, which can be made into draw
ers and a cupboard during the day, is
claimed to be warmer in winter and no
hotter in summer than the ordinary
double bed, and at the same time free
from draughts.