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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-11
THE BARDWELL LYNOHING.
All Indications Now Point to the Innocence
of the Negro Miller.


CAIRO. Ills, July lit is now pretty
generally conceded that &. j. Miller, the
Springfield Ulls.) mulatto who wHs hanged,
shot and cremated at Bardwell KY, last
week for assaulting and numbering the
two little Ray girls, was innocent OF the
crime of which he was accused and was
executed on the flimsiest circumstantial
evidence, or probably no evidence at all,
for there was not one tangible thing that
connected him with the assault and muir
der last "Wednesday morning.
Information from trustworthy source
at Wicklifle is that kilograms have been
received there confirming Miller's state
ments us to where he was July and D.
Miller's story was that he was at Bismarck,
Mo-. the morning of July 3, and no one
has brought forward any evidence to the
contrary. Careful inquiry has failed to dis
close single person who will say positive
ly that he saw Miller In Bardwell or even
In Carlisle county that day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-11
IOWA'S DEATH LIST.
The Total Number of those Killed Now
Placed at Eighty.

PoMERoy, Ia, July 1.-The total mum
ber OF persons killed by the tornado here
and elsewhere in Iowa is placed at 50. The
sanitary condition Of Pomeroy was never
very good, the town being located i'm q per
fectly fiat strip of ground. The drainage
facilities are miserable. All the sewers
are stopped up with debris and wreckage
and as a result pools of water formed by
the recent heavy rains are scattered all
over the ground. The further fact that
dead animals of every description are
strewn about the town makes the situa-
tion worse.
The injured, 30 the doctors report, arr
doing as we'll as could be expected under
the circumstances, but the outlook foI
their reco very II not regarded so favorable
a. ID was yesterday. Then IL was thought
that not more than 10 or IL would die, but
today IL IL estimated that fully 20 will be
unable TO survive their injuries.
The death list was increased today by
three, A body Of womsn was found un-
der the ruins of her house, together with
two of her children--a boy and girl. The
people who have charge of things here are
censured because they have not made a
more thorough search of the ruins. The
finding OF the three bodies today they
point to as pretty good evidence that there
are remains OF other victims In the wreck
age.
Many complaints are still made of the
work Of the human vultures who com.
menced operations Immediately after the
storm and who have kept busy ever since.
II Is estimated that 10000 has been stolen
from the ruins since Friday. Money is
coming in from all the towns in the state.
There has been received at the headquarters
up To o'clock this evening ~, 900, and about
as much more has been promised.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-11
For silver Purchase Repeal.

ST. PAUL, July 1.-THE Chamber Of Com.
merce unanimously adopted resolutions
calling a convention of commercial bodies
In Wisconsin, Minnesota, North and South
Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska and Missouri to
be held in this city at some date prior to
July 81 In the interest Of the unconditional
repeal OF the silver purchase clause of the
80 called Sherman act.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-11
DANGEROUS FRENCH DATES.
Two Anniversaries This Week That May
Precipitate More Rioting.

PARIs,July il.-Despite the asseverations
made in some quarters that the troubles In
thisAeity are at an end, the hegovernment has
not relaxed its measures TO put down dis
orders should they arise. In fact, IL Is evil
dent that further outbreaks are expected,
and the troops now in the city will be kept
in their barracks until Saturday next for
use In case of emergency.
Tomorrow will he the first anniversary OF
the execution of Rnvachol, the notorious
anarchist, thief and murderer, and 1t Is
feared that the anarchists will attempt to
make riotous demonstration ON the oc-
casion.
Friday, July IA. will be the one hundred
and fourth anniversary of the fall of the
Bastile, which is made general holiday,
and II is apprehended that the disaffected
element will attempt TO take dvanatage Of
the day TO again make trouble.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-11
A Comet In the Northern sky.

SEATTLE, Wash, July ia comet Is Wis
ible IN the northern sky some degrees below
and or degrees To the west OF the polar
star and near the top of Great Bear. The
cuurse Is downward, and ID is about 10 de
grees above the horizon. The tail Is but a
few degrees in length, Plthough the nu-
cleus ~ very bright.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-11
The viking shin At Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, July 1.-The scenes incl
dent to the reception OF the spanish cara
wells last week were repeated today when
the Viking ship entered the harbor and
moved up the river to the same dock at
which the carayels were mOored.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-11
A uoI,cnzo,lern Prize.

BERLIN. july ii.--At the dinner of the
Imperial Yacht club in kiel yesterday
Emperor William announced his intention
TO found Hohenzollern prize TO he award
ed annually at the clubs regatta.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-11
Cnn,inleh Murder.

ALPENA, Mich. July li.-Vogler, Furh-
man aud Jacobs have been found guilty OF
the murder of Albert Moliter. This makes
four men convicted, Grossman having
been sentenced Co jackson for life last
January
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-11
The Filler to Remain.

NEW HAVEN, July 1l.-With regard to a
statement that the five hour "fiier' be
tween New York and Boston had been un-
successful so far. and that the train would
be withdrawn, Vice President Tuttle said
today that the story was without founda-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-11
Elegant
Photographs
OF THE
World.

CONSISTING OF
Photographs vIsws of CttGes--
S.reei Sc,nes-Pubrc Build
ings-Cathe lrals Mos
q ues - Churc hes -
Temples ODser-
vatories--Cas-
ties
Homes Of Noted Pel3le--Prf
vaieand Public Apartments
IA Royal Palacss--Uni-
versities Colleges
Vic inoes ---Ltke
and Mountaiu
Scenery
Lochs--
Fjords Falls River Scenery
{ Canyons-Gsys rs--BrioRes
Parks = Fountains -
Thea Obslisks--
Towers--Memor-
ials-To,nbs--
Cemeteries p Pyramids- Ruins %
Castl,s-Ruins Of Temp Co.
Runs OF Ancient Cities
Tropi cal Scenery =
Towns Villages
Huts, aud 30
array Of instap taneous pheso-
graphs and views showing
tie everyday lie Of the
pc pei the various
countries of the
World, col
ecsed from
Europe, Asia, Africa
Australia, North Amer
/ lea, Sodth ASar-
lea and tho
Pacific Is
lands,
REPRESENTING THE
WORLD As IT EXISTS.
Also, dire & copies OF fam""s
paintings and statuary. by : =
world's old and n,odsrn masters
taxi ea from the leadinr galleries
t.cludiug the LOUVRE and
LUXEMBOURG GALLERIEA
PARIS; and VERSAILLES
GALLERY. VERSAILLES,
FRANCE; shs DRESDEN
G. LLERY, DRESDEN, GER
MANY, the UFF.zI and PATTI
GALLERIES, FLORENCE.
ITALY, ard the, VATICAN
GALLERY. ROME, forming
the largest aud most uniaus
collection Of pic lures ever pup-
Ilshed In one volu
Specimen copies Can
be seen at The News
Office, 7 Wsgbessa St
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-11
South CnroIina's Liquor Law.

BALTIMORE. July II. --Governor Till
mans liquor law received another black
eye today when Judge Bond OF the United
States circuit court signed an order re-
straining the South Carolina state railroad
commission from enforcing the latest Is
sued schedule OF rates on liquors Argu-
ment on the question Of a permanent in
junction will be heard at Greenvills. 5. O.,
Aug. z.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-11
OIL Wnrka Iinrned.

y PITrsBuRo, July 1.-The Coraopolis Oil
Refining company's works at Coraopolis,
together with several tanks, were com
pletely destroyed by fire. The loss Is about
soO nOo
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-11
A Bank To Reopen.

WAsHIEGToS, July n. - Comptroller
Eckels has authorized the Southern Cali
fornia National bank OF Los Angeles to
reopen It's doors for business
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-11
Gluiger g. Co. Mr.. Koechl of Schultze-
Berge q koechl said:

plulBer o. 20. Mr.. hOecnl Oh Scnultxe-
Berge 81 Koechl said:
Three months ago the silver question
forced us to have printed on every bill that
we sent out Payable In United States gold
or its equivalent just as protective
measure. In all our contracts the same
stipulation is embodied. We do not speci-
fy, however, any particular drugs"
The other firms in this trade have taken
similar precaution. All explain that
gold il not as yet demanded, but that they
wish TO be in u position to require gold or
its equivalent in the event Of any premium
obtaining on gold.
No other trade seems to have found IL a
necessary precaution to give such notice.
A single silk importing house is reported
to have done so. Bankers dealing largely
with importers say they have heard of no
such measures. One prominent Wall street
banker said;
I'm business circles there is no such dis
trust or anticipation of gold reaching a
premium. Some foreign individuals are
asking TO have n gold clause inserted in all
contracts. They ask that dividends and
interests be obtained for them in gold,
and they seem TO wish to have their ac-
cumulations in that metal. But business
the usual course
Canada Wants Gold.
This banker added that he found that in
renewing bonds and mortgages some peo-
pie asked TO have a condition inserted to
make payments due in gold. And" he
continued. what is still more interesting
Is that some mor,gayors refuse to accept
this term and I'm two cases to my personal
knowledge have chosen TO borrow at q per
cent and pay of the debt rather than sub
nit"
Canadian banks, II was learned from the
same source. have of late been anxiously
suggesting that their agents here require
gold contracts in time loans. They have
thus far been dissnaded, from insisting on
this, but seem to feel uneasiness, In the
Bank OF Montreal, the president. Walter
Watson, said that In transactions I'm which
his house was the agent for Canadian
banks IL was customary to make gold pay
ments condition 20 the loan In the case Of
time loans, On call loans IL was OF course
unnecessary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02

MIR, lTcborhn"r, u breeder a. tine cat
tie, wrltes thtt he viii bring IL car load VI
Jrrs-y To- the l-rr,torial fair.
IT." SpCofru Advertiser says u ia con.
'"mplH,Iug llaking an exhibit Of Socor.
~ county minerals NJ III. Albuquerque
'ar, and will have u representative IN
Albuquerque within two weeks 10 reach
"a d"cieIuu.
scott IruN'un, secretary Of the Iecos
Valley nssD'Ihtlun, writes President
Smrt, ~ the Territorial far ASSOCIATION,
~ follows. ~ regard to tho Cha~c-
county agricultural exhibit at your tMr,
to he s"ut from thence to Chicago, ] as
sure you that We fully appreciate the al.
vantage H. h. rrHped and the uece- at y
~ rNui,ht We Hre all aware that We
need Hs much home a. foreign Hdvettis.
iug, and are convinced that the Albu.
querque fair will give us the largest AL
vrrtlsrmcut pusslbe. We will give the
matter 81 an exhibit our heartfelt co.
operation aud II poeslhls procure aud
STRIP you at the earliest moment an ex.
hiult which We think will de- us justice.
ChHves county WAS never richer III farm,
orchard md garden products than this
year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
Observer Weather Bureau.
LAVE stock Notes.

Lively stock shipments are expected
to begin about the 10Th " next month.
W. II. II. Llewellyu, general live stock
agent Of the Santa fe, IL ia Arizona, and
was TO have buen in Tucson 10 day.
Sheep are reported rather dull IN the
Kansas City market. Native, Is 30 to
a, lambs, 81 to $40; westerns, e. 20
s3.i0; light, $50 10 -,
Eighteen car losds OF cattle pssse Il
through yesterday for Los Animas, Colo,
They belonged To Tower Bros. Of that
place aud we're loaded ut Silver CITY.
The Montezuma catt.e company OF
Eden, n. NJ, writes the live stock agent
Of the Santa Fe road in Albuquerque
that II will commence max ng shipments
IN q few days.
The reports from the Kansas City
markets are encouraging. The prices OF
cattle are gong up and the indications
are that they will soon reach figures
which will justify extensive shipments
from New Mexico and Arizona.
Jas. L. Lockhart, Of DeminR and Col.
orsdo Syringe, writes Jss. A. Baird =:
the general live stock agents office, from
the latter place that il 10 still raining on
the plains VI Colorado, the graos fine and
cattle getting fat. Mr.. Lookhart has
about 5000 head OF cattle in Colorado.
Reports from Kansas City stock yards
state that the receipts for cattle have
been quite liberal the past week and M
u general thing all have been worked of
at stronger prices than Tor some time.
All dealers, both dressed beef and ex,
port buyers, taking hold more freely
than for month past. The farmers
aud cattle feeders, during past week,
have shown more disposition to bu,
than for two months.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
i've Cases or injustice.

Some time since We announced that
John A. Brown had been stricken oil the
pension roll under the "a day limit clause
On the pretext that he could support
himself by manual labor, whereas, any
body acquainted with him knows that
he couldn't do an hours work though
his life were at stake. And now comes
notice to WIN Mann that his nam" had
been uncereuoniously stricken oil the
pension list. We have known Mr.. Mann
tor upwards % ten years, during which
period he has bordered OF physical
hel plesaness and poverty, and the taking
away Of his pension 10 u bitter satire on
justIce. - White Oaks LEADER.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02

lures which the present financial and
business depression throughout the
country do not warrant, being actuAtsd
solely 10y the ambition ~ excel. The
people of New Mexico who have IN the
past shown IN y liberal aud subatantial
way their appreciation Of TuL CIrizES,
are confidently looked TO TOR the further
encouragement due the extra effort
which this paper shall make for their
pleasure
Governor Thornton expects to 40 70
Washington IN few days on official
business, he may Oe absent three weekO
leave OF absence having been granted
hun 10y the department u the int
rlOr,
The blg smelter at Socorro 10 once
more III active operation, buying and
paying cash Tor all ores offered, and the
two remaining furnaces will be tired up
ma soon ~ additional or,s can 10 ob.
tanned.
Mrs. 7, Is. Catron and two children
WV o"ueh To lOI iHlChRO anu new
York. On September 18th, Mrs. Catron
eSpects to leave On the steamer Fries.
land" and will very likely spend tins
winter ut AK la.Chgppelle,
Vim. Van Dyke deed at ons ~ the
Wills cottages on Sixth street this after.
noon. The deceased was : years u age.
The funeral will take place from the
residences at 10 O'Clock tomorrow. Rev.
Thompson conducting the funeral ser.
ylces,
Adiutant General q, W. KnaeOel IN
Advised that San Juan county residents
have we'll organized cavalry troop OF
lifty men, and As soon as they perfect
the necessary bond hc will forward them
forty stands of arms and the necessary
uniforms.
The Democrat IN tottering on its last
legs, Tnl CirIltS IN thinking % luy
ing that Cstrou chgttel mortgage aud
after furecloslng on the old rattle trap
will ship II 10 the foundry aud have i,
melted up, The culonel's brazen cheek
will be- thrown In along with the other
rubbish.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02

The village o, lslsta was visited by
hundreds u Mexican people during Sun.
day aud Monday, and u goodly number
81 AlOuquerquesns went down on both
days 10 se- the two days feast under tn.
auspices % the Mexican element, many
bong under the impression that II rao
the day ~ the Pueblo, which occurs on
the 18th pfoN, Native wine flowed frsal,
at the rate ~ ten cents per quart and Il
large proportion VI the native element
became quite hilarious, ~ much 81 that
the Indian police and followers had u
busy time landing the most obstrepsr
GUS Ia the t. wn jail. This wss especially
exciting on sunday evening, and u Yale
Harvard foot ball game was mot 10 Il"
with the show on the plaza. With each
arrest followed arguments, which 70
suited IN more being hauled in. For an
hour the plaza was u lively place, NJ
firearms be,ng displayed in the enooun-
ters between the MEXICAN aud Indian
elements, who furnished the fun.
There was case Of cutting during
the afternoon ~ Sunday, IN which n
resident ~ Barelss came out second
beet. Drapsr's merry. go round got the
BEST end Ut the cash disbursed, after the
sale Of wine &c considered.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02

The fall term ut the Territorial Uni
verSity will begin Monday, Oc'. > There
il no charge Tor tuition IN any depart
m.nts OF this institution. The depart
ments ~ instruction are cCmprehended
under the following divisions:
College department -Clsssical course,
leading TO the degree 81 Is. A; philpeo
phical course, lssdirg 10 the degree Pm.
B.; scien,Iiic course, leading TO the de-
gree - B ).
Normal depart years ele
mrntary course; two years professional
course
Preparatory department Four years
course prepares students Tor any college
IN the United States.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
Specimen Gases.

=. ii. Clifford. New Cassel. Wis, was
troubled with neuralgia and rheumA.
tis,n, his stomach was dlsordersd, his
liver was affected 10 an alarming degree.
appetite fell away, aud he was terribly
reduced Ia ii-sh and strength. Three
bottles Of Electric Bittsrs cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, H.,
had q runnin. sore on his log o. eight
years standing; used three bottles ot
Electric Blttsrs ALd ssysn bottles of
Bucklsn's Arnloa Salve, and his Icy 10
sound and we'll. John speaker, Cataw-
la, o.. had live large fever sores on his
lev. doctors said he Was lncurabls. One
bottle Elec,ric Bitter and one box
Buoklsn's Arnica Salve cured him On.
tirely. Sold by 7. II, burgess a Son,
DruRgista
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
ruE CoNEiIS CAsE.


john GlOsou, who was at one time su
prrlut"r.."Ht Tor the Gallup Coal com
pauy ut Gallup, i ID some dsys ago nj
Eagle ParA, Texas, aud his remains we're
rec"iyed AZ Albuquerque the morning
Tor burial
There also cam" on the same tram
from Gallup, Mre RlGson and daughters,
Miss Mag lie and Mrs. Meyers, and Mr..
f.. ". Meyers.
MIR. GIueDn was ~ years ~ age aud
WAS u srntl, nHu ~ rare good quantities
~ mud and heart lie was Hn ardent
Mason uud rtood high IN honor Ia that
order The funeral will occur 10 morrow
at , y. m. from Mputiurt's undertaking
rooms, mi VIII be- conducted 10y Temple
Lodge no. Il.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02

FROM the DAILY, August -.
W. l.. Granville, VI Dallas, Texas, IL
registered at the Arm'Jo.
W. L. McIlvain returned Saturday
night from trip to Kansas Cty.
The Rio Grande valley was visited
with refreshing showers Of rain yester
day.
Mise Margaret Lee ia again Mt home,
after an absence OF several months in
the east.
Felix Mandsll returned from n visit "a
his family at Las Vegas hot springs the
morning.
ID. r. Strachan 10 the L. =. deputy
marshal at Gallup. The appointment IL
good Que.
Rudolph iielwlg is the proud father Of
u little g,r!, and IN consequence there
IL rejoicing In his family.
W. W. Watson has some pruspec,ort
at work Tor him ia the Sandals ana haf
dreams Of striking II rich,
John Hupp aud wife vii 90 to Coz ote
springs this evening, where they will rus
ticate Tor week or ten days
W. l.. Cove, Of Frutvale, has gone
To R.dlanis, Cal, where he will take
the management Of an English land
company.
Miss Matte Winslow has retured
from her summer vacation spent IL
Chicago, and IL again ready for active
work ~ the achool room.
II 10 said that some OF the freight
cr.ws out Of Las Vegas are making one
or two trips week only. Better THE
than nothing, though. they say.
Bernard Slystet has purchaAd the
coey home OF Mr. and Mira. Lu,z Oh
Edith street, IN the Highlands, and will
coon move there with hls family.
The Advertiser says the Socorro Fir.
Clay works will resume ~ soon ~ the u
naucial situation gets easier. Several
parties will make an effort IA secure the
valuable plant.
Cheltham STROBE and Mr. Himpson, u
the Frultvale colony, have shaken the
sand u thu RIO Puerco from their feei
and yesterday left Tor ban Juan county,
where they will locate permanently.
Robt. 3, Plst,, clerk 10 the auditor.
Office OF the Atlantic 4 Pacific road. b,s
retured from two weeks vacation IN
Southern California. lie says there 10
more compliant about hard times in
California than in New Mexico.
T. T.. Peters, Of r. Dodge, lows who
10 extensively interested IN cattle and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
Prof. IyudalI,

Prot Tyudall, the MUD reader who
last winter gave an exhibition at the
opera house in this city and In she
midst OF his wonderful Performance" was
carried from the room in what ~Hs sup
I.osed 10 bs trance, 10 at presep, IN St.
Louis and tho following from the Globe
Democrat Of Wednesday would indicF =
that the ht which put q sudden stop to
the performance In Albuquerque was
not felgnsd ss vas generally cup
posed: "Prof Tyudall, the mind reader,
who was stricken down by . oatslsptic
tit on Monday night in front Of the Post
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
A decd Th,nx 90 Ae-p a, ssaaa

From the Troy (Kansss) Chief: some
years ago ". wsrS very much subject e.
severe spells Of cholera morbus; aud no~
when We feel any symptoms that usually
preeeds thst aiiment, such ~ sickness
at the stomach. dlarrhoea. etc, We be
come scary. Wa hsvs found Chamber
lAiu'a cole, cholera aud dIArrhoea rene
dy the very thlng 10 strHl Rhtsn Que out
IA such cases, and always keep II about
We are not writing the for n pay sesti
monial, but TO LEI our readers know wnAl
IL n good thing 10 keep handy In the
house. Fog sale hy I. IL. Burgess a
SoD, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
Ceua,y Assessment.

The assessment rolls OF the county ARE
almos, complete, and shows the total M
seas.d valuation 10 be $2sj7,57G tor
1881. aeains, e. 10000 or over, last year.
The decrease Ia due principally - The
decrease 10 valuation aud the t1Jo sx'
.mp,,on law, Assessor Eaton ezpec,s to
,ncrease III. amount assessed tubs year
nv something more than 100000, but
canno, hope TO make up TOR the lose 10
IN. reduced valuation Of cattle, aud
whs, Inns been shipped ut.-Advertlssr,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
Delegates to Lo- Angeles.

A. H." r,qn"-t Of Arthur l., Thomas,
Chairman ut "" n"''onel executive CON
m,ttes - the International irrigation
congress. winch meet at Los Ang-lss,
Cab, on October 10Th, 1891, Gov Thorn
ton has appointed the following dele
gates 10 represent New Mexico a. said
congress. W. Richard J HiUtun, q 4
lladley. phllrp ID Harroun, g, Is. Eddy
". r. KuchenDecKsr, NJ q. Pels.