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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-24

The matter of appointment Of sccre-
tary for New Mexico, seems to completely
absorb the mind of the editor Of the NEW
MEXICAN and good portion of Its
columns as we'll. The main point that
paper seems to be trying to make is, that
Lorlon Miller's supporters have deserted
him. Mr.. Miller has the endorsement of
his party in the territory as solidly as
could be expected by any one, and his ap-
plication OH file at Washington is ex-
ceptionally and strongly endorsed. We
do not see how he can fail and believe he
will be appointed. His supporters are
not deserving him though, and they are
not going to. If there is a candidate for
tho came Office in Santa lie or elsewhere,
who thinks he can strengthen his own
candidacy by circulating false, under
ground rumors concerning Mr.. Miller's
chances for the appointment, he will find
that his efforts will react, and be detri-
mental to his own chances; because the
leading Democrats Of theterritory will OPP
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THURSDAY, AUGUST "a

IT is reported that Mr.. Cleveland il
very tired; so are the people.
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HENRY L. WALDO,

Attorney at Law. Will practice in the
several courts Of the territory. Prompt
attention given to all business intrusted
to his care. Office in Catron block.
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The New Mexican "a Thorough Going
Paper.

It is a curious thing that the Demo
cratic party of New Mexico, after its
hard earned victory of last fall, has not
learned the advantage and necessity of a
we'll edited territorial party organ.
While the Republicans have made of the
New MEXICAN thorough going paper,
whose interests extend to the four
boundaries of the territory, and which,
by the publication of all official matters,
commands clientele without party dis
tinction, the Democrats have no equal
means of reaching the people, the major
ity of the outside Democratic papers
drawing on the New MEXICAN as their
source of information. Certainly there
is room in Santa Fe for we'll managed
Democratic paper we'll edited, well
printed and source of strength to its
party. San Juan Index.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-24

JUST now Mr.. Cleveland and his admin
istration are keeping powerfully quiet
on the tariff question.
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TINE sECRETARySHIP.

Gun esteemed contemporary. the AL
buquerque Times, worries itself good
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THOMAS B. CATRON.

Attorney at law and solicitor in ohan-
Gerry Santa Fe, N. NJ. Practice in all the
courts of the territory.
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aS~The New MEXICAN is the oldest news
paper in New Mexico. 1t is sent to every
Post Office n the Territory and has large
and growing circulation among the intelli-
gent and progressive people Of the south
west
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-24

EDWARD l.. BARTLETT,
Lawyer, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Office,
Catron block.
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Locations made uro-l public lands. Furn-
ishes information relative to Spanish and
Mexican land grants. Office in county
court house, Santa Fe, N. M.
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CHAS. A. SPIESS.
Attorney at law. Practice in all the
courts in the territory. Office in Catron
Block,
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RALPH E. TWITCHELL,
Attorney at Law. Catron block, Santa Fe,
New Mexico.

GEO. W. KNAEBEL,
Office in Griffin block. Collections and
searching titles a speciality.
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MAX FROST,
Attorney at Law, Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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WILLIAM WHITE.

U. S. Deputy Surveyor and U. 3. Deput.
Mineral Surveyor.
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hII CUHtIaCUS anu DIS Tor advertising pay
able monthly.
All communication intended for publica-
ton must be accompanied by thewriter's
name and address--not for publication--but
as evidence OF good faith, and should be ad-
dressed to the editor. Letters pertaining to
cuisines should be addressed to
New MEXICAN Printing Co.,
Santa Fe, New Mexico.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
NEWS.
CAPTURE OF FORGER TAPPAA.
He Yielded at the Sound Of a
Pistol Shot.
Threatens to Expose Highly RE-
spectacle AccomplIces.

PhTCHOGUE. L. l.. Oct. 2o.-Leonard
Happen. the forger. was arrested here
this morning at about C O'Clock by Dep
uty Sheriff George II. Odell and John
Circus, but not until after a hot chase.
in which several shots were fired at
him by The officers.
Happen came to town last night after
dark, and went to the house of his
brother. Tom Happen. During the even
ing he became engaged in IL row with
his brothers clerk. The boy. at day
light this morning. went to Officer
Odell's house and told him that Tap
pen was In town and where he could be
found.
Odell and Giroux Immediately went
to the house opposite the Congregational
Church. Odell went to the back door
II left GirouX at the front
Odcll had no sooner knocked at the
back than Happen rushed GU OF the
front door. When he saw GirouX. he
started on q run, with both officers at
u fast runner. when Giroux called out
for, him to halt. Tappen didn't halt.
and Giroux fired a shot In the air to
warn him to surrender. Tappen gave
a startled jump and said: Don't shoot
me; IN surrender" He was lodged in
jail, where a newspaper man saw him.
The forger. on being questioned, said
"When my trial comes up ! shall make
n big sensation In this town. I was
merely IL tool in the hands of other par
ties whose good p%enmanship got me in
the hole. The people are way up. too.
but I'll kick up the biggest scandal this
town ever saw II they don't come to my
rescue share the disgrace"
The evening world., 1893-10-20
PUT MONEY IN THE CARPET.
Then Mrs. Connect Sent the Car
pet Away to Pe Cleaned.
All That Her Little Boy Could Find
Was the Empty Purse.

Mrs. Olive Connect, OF 7oS President
street. Brooklyn, appeared before Jus
tice Tighe in the Butler Street Police
Court. Brooklyn. this morning and
charged Sam woodward, IA Colored car
pct-cleaner. OF 50 DE Kalb avenue with
stealing her pocketbook and a pair OF
gold earrings.
Mrs. Connect was cleaning house on
Wednesday night when she put her
I~ocketbook containing Sl3 In money and
the earrings in IA roll of carpet for SAT e
keeping. Early yesterday morning
woodward inc another negro took the
carpet away to clean 1t.
Mrs. Connect forgot about the pocket
book until the men had been gone sew
eral minutes. Then she sent her little
boy after the men,
They were found with the carpet in
n vacant lot In Carroll street, near Sew
enth avenue. The boy found the pocket
book In the lot and took 1t home. The
money and earrings were gone.
woodward denied taking the money OF
the earrings, but he was willing t. make
good the loss. Mrs. Connect notified the
police. woodward was arrested on Il
charge of violating the law by beating
carpets on private property without per,
mission. He VIII be arraigned on the
charge of larceny next Monday.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
PAPERS SERVED ON KELLY.
His Wife Now Has Material on Which
to Ease q Divorce Suit.

Papers in an action for absolute d.
vorce were served upon George Tracy
Kelly. of 1856 Gates avenue, Williams
burg, this morning.
This Is the sequel to n lively time at
the Hotel Wellington. Broadway and
Durham place last night. Kelly arrived
at the hotel shortly after S o'clock, nc-
coMpanied by a woman, and was shown
70 room S, on the second floor.
A few minutes later two young men
entered the hotel knocked at the
door of room 8.
Kelly opend the door, and the two
men rushed in. There was some CON
versation OF an exceedingly lively ma
ture. but the men did not come to
blows.
Kelly was married In 1877 to Lille {.
Hamilton. Six years ago they sepa
rated. Kelly agreeing to pay her a GER
tain amount of none every week. "
late the wife, who now lives at lil5 Sec
ond avenue. has heard stories OF his
gay conduct, and put detectives on his
track. They discovered Two DAYS ago
last night.
The two men who burst into the room
We're kelly's brothers-in-law, David
Hamilton, Of 14l5 Second avenue, anc
August Devoe. of pa North Eighth
street, Williamsburg.
August Kohler. whose office is s Beck
man street, is Mrs. Kelly's lawyer. II.
says that last nights discovery Is onl,
an incident In the case against Kelly.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
FOUGHT over A GIRL.
With Knife and Pistol Two Men
Battle in q Room.
Louis Martin Badly Wounded by
Bullet and Blade.
Thomas Erickson Has a Big Cash
in HIS Neck.

Two men fought over n girl In Peter
Carlson's saloon, at A4 Atlantic avenue
Brooklyn, this morning. AS n result
one of the combatants is in the hospital
in a very critical condition. The other
occup,es a cell in Raymond street jail,
awaiting the result of his victims in
juries.
The men are Louis Martin. twenty
five years old. of 429 Atlantic avenue
Brooklyn, and Thomas Erickson. TWEEN
ty-three, of rs Nevlns street.
For a long time they have been court
ing the same girl. Both men say that
she Is pretty, but refuse to divulge her
name. Their rivalry for the young
woman's affections caused such a feel
ing OF bitterness that they quarrelled
on several former occasions. but never
came to blows.
They met again at 1 o'clock this
morning in a back room In Carlson's
saloon. They renewed the quarrel.
The barkeeper heard their angry
words. He started back to separate
them. AS he entered the room Erickson
struck Martin in the face with his fist.
Martin whipped a sailors knife out OF
Ilb pOChct. 4 hhtdC Il Nisicb 'e''sN ~
his opponent. The blade entered Erick-
sons neck. Erickson then drew a revol-
yer and fired one shot. He followed this
up by striking Martin on the head and
taking the knife ava from him.
Martin struggled to regain possession
of the weapon. Erickson jabbed the
knife into Martins chest. back and left
hand.
Both men were covered with blood,
but they were still fighting when Police
man Krumpeler, of the Butler street
station. arrived and arrested them.
Surgeon Shattuck. who was called to
attend the men. found that Martin had
been dangerously wounded. He was re-
moved to the City Hospital. The sur
geons could not then tell whether the
bullet had entered Martins body, but
to-day they discovered that the ball was
lodged in his chest.
Erickson was locked up in the Butler
street station. When ~arraigned before
Justice Tighe. in the Butler Street Court,
this morning. he pleaded not guilty. He
was %renlanded for examination.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
SUSPECTED OF A $4,000 STEAL.
Pawnbroker's Clerk Wiinski Re.
manded Pending lnve.tig alton.

Arthur Wilinski, aged nineteen, OF 239,
First avenue, was remanded In the York
vile Police Court this morning as a
suspicious person.
Wilinski was employed as clerk by
Daniel Weisonbcrger. p]awnbroker, at
lfS Second avenue Four months ago
W~cisenberger made a trip to Europe.
Wilinski was left In charge of the pawn
office.
About n week ago Weisenberger re-
turned. He sold his business to- Philin
l.obel and opened another shop at iilS
Second avenue.
In making the transfer OF the stock
ne discovered that watches, rings and
other raluables to the amount Of 81, 00
We're missing. ~
Weisenhurger reported the case IA
Capt, Strauss at he East Sixty-seventh
street station. Detective Weller and
Grade were assigned to the investi
cation. They watched Wilinski.
On saturday afternoon he was seen
To enter n pawnshop. at Third avenue
and, S"ventv-fouth street, where he
pledged a watch.
The detectives took 1t to Weisenberger
VINO found II was 1t was one of those
stolen from him.
Wilinskl was arrested. He said he
sale.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
HERE'S A QUEER ROBBERY.
Aerrischoin Says s4o6 Was Taken
from His Trousers Pocket.

Detective Sergeant Burns OF the Flushing
avenue police station. Brooklyn. is to-day inves-
tigatins an alleged burglary. In which Christopher
Msrrischein. of a5 skillman street. claims that
he was robbed OF siO5.
Merrischen sleeps in the back parlor. lie came
nome at $50 O'Clock Wednesday evening. and
efter tueking his pocket book away in his trousers
pocket. h. put his clothing under the bed.
When he awoke at = o'clock Yesterday morning
he found somebody had gone through his packets
and stolen the money. The police were notified.
detective Burns learned that the front parlor
possible that a burglar did enter the house.
The police say. however, that there are reasons
for suspecting that the money was taken from
Aerrlschein by a member OF his family.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
BURROUGHS ALLEGED SHORTAGE
Ex-County Clerks Friends Say 1t 10
Political Canard.

CAMDEN. n. j.. oct. 90. - There Is
much M in political circles over
the report made by an expert accountant
that tn" accounts of eN-County Clerk
Rurrough are short, n that the rec
ords OF the County Clerks office are
missing from 1884 to 1889.
The accountant was employed by the
Board of Frceholders. who brought suit
against BurrouGh. According to the re-
port there is n shortage of 81. Goa.
Friends of Burrough say that II II Is
proved the records are missing II will be
impossible to make a complete investi.
CATION, and for that reason the %ccoun
ants report does not amount to any.
thing and was gotten VI for politicaI
effect.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
EMMA WOODS WILL APPEAL.
Will Not Tamsly Accept Sentence
for Maus'aughter.

NEWARK. Oct. 2o.-Uuless Emma
Woods is successful in her attempt to
secure a new trial. she will probably
spcrd the the best part OF the next ten
years in the New Jersey State Prison
at Trenton.
After four hours and twenty-five min
LteS' deliberatio the jury in her trial
for the murder of Saloon Keeper Lew
Blown. found her guilty of manslaughter
IN the first degree. The extreme penalty
for this crime is ten years imprison-
ment.
When the unfortunate woman heard
the verdict, she wept plteously, and was
hvrriedly taken back to the iail. Sena-
tor barrett her counsel, promptly noti-
fled the Court that he would speedily
o V for a new trial, and will probably
a. peal to the higher courts II 1t is de-
MED him in the trial court.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
SHOT Hi MSELF. BEGAN TO SMOKE
Clutched at the Hole In His Breast
and Lit a Cigarette.

PATTERSON, N. j., Oct. 20.-Thomas
%Slingland. a carpenter, twenty-six years
old. went back to bed after breakfas,
this morning, taking n revolver with
him. His family soon heard the repor
of the revolver, FASTENED to the bed
room and found Slingland nervouslN
clutching at his breast. To ward of
suspicion of his attempt at suicide ht
asked for a match to light IL cigarette
and began to smoke, and with one hanC
~endeavored to stop the flow Of blooC
from the wound.
1t Is thought that he wound will prov,
fatal. ~Slingland has been in a despon
dent mood since his wife left hin
eighteen months ago.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
WANT THE CORoNERSABOLIsHED
Doctors Favor a system of Medical
EYamip ers

There are many members of the Acad-
envy of Medicine who want to see the
Coroner's office of this city abolished.
and a new II better system established
In its place. Resolutions favoring such
a change were introduced at u meeting
Of the Academy last evening by Or. j.
II. Girdner.
They proposed to substitute in the
place of c%oroners II system of medical
examiners. which has been found to
work admirably in Massachusetts.
No action was taken on the resolution.
however. because DIR. jacob offered them
on theground that II was not the bust
ness of the Academy to go into any
political agitations. but that 1t was
only concerned with the advancement
cusslon the resolutions went over until
the next meeting.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
THOSE THIEVES OF 22,O00.
Express Officials Think They Will
Soon Be in Hand.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2o.-General Manager
a. A. Antisdell, General Superintendent
j. Trumbull, Of the American Express
Company, and Special Guard Kurzen-
dorfer held II conference yesterday con-
corning the $1,000 robbery. General
Manager Antisdcll stated to a reporter
- We have come to the conclusion the
money was stolen between New York
and 81. Louis, and II will he only a mat
ter of hours before We have the guilty
parties under arrest.
~ won't say whom we suspect, as un-
der the circumstances, We suspect every
one who had anything to do with the
conveyance Of the money, but We are
working on a clue
The evening world., 1893-10-20
ENGLISH MINERS RESUME.
Attempt to XIII One Who Dicn'. Jo,n
the Strikers.

LONDON, oct, 20.-The house OF n
miner named Harrison, who lives at st.
Hclen's, Lancashire, was wrecked this
morning by an explosion OF a roburite
cartridge. The family narrowly escaped
being killed, Harrison incurred the
enmity of the strikers by refusing to
Join them,
Three collicrics at Ashton, employing
300 men. reopcned to-day, the miners
to get the same wages they received be.
for" the strike.
Work was also resumed at the Bamfur
long colIieries this morning. Two thou.
sand miners went back to work at the
old rate OF wages.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY.
Long Island Water and Staten Island
Laundryin4 Companies,

ALBANY, y. Y, oct. 2O.-The follow.
Ing companies yesterday filed articles o.
Incorporation with the Secretary OF
State:
The wyckon Heights Water Comn,ny. which
VIII furnish watel to Wyckor Heights, in Queens
County. The capital Is SO, 900. The once Of the
company Will be at Newtown, The directors are
August Muller, Of Metropolitan: Leopold Blatz, III
brooklyn. Afolph Usal, OF BROOKLYN, John =.
Dreyer, OF Brooklyn. Henry Strop. William Heck.
st and Frank Fuller. o, Metropolitan.
Toe Staten Island Laundryins Establishment
which will be located at Por, Richmond. Staten
Island, u has a capital OF 81. 900. The directors
are John, T. Armstrong. Edward Kraft and Harry
Kraft. all OF New York.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
JERSEY WATER BOARDS SURPLUS
Figures shown IN Answer 20 the
CHARGE OF Extravag arce.

Tho Board OF Trade 81 Jersey City some time
ago charged that the Water Board MAS estrava-
Iant and limited al having the members Of the
Water Board presented 90 the Grand Jury.
The Board OF Trade asked for a report OF the
arstrS OF the Water Department ard this re-
port, which has Just been issued by Water Regis
ter Haley shows that the Mater Department is
self sustaining.
During the year from MAY l, 1892. to May I.
1898. the collections were S6ei 49, 90, and there
3724. 0O3. t6.
The total expenditures were 3s7i. iOi. %, OF which
$500, oco was for interest due, There is a surplus
OF $50. 029. S..
This report was a surprise to many and q cory
OF II Will be sent to the Board OF Trade.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
NEW JERSEY
HAVE THEY ELOPED7
Insurance Broker and 17-Ysar.O Old
Girl TAXI a Train Together.


ELIZABETH, N. j., Oct. 2o.-Ewald
Her Kemann, an insurance broker here,
has disappeared. leaving Il wife and four
children. Freda I.aucks. seventeen years
old. daughter OF Richard Laucks. a ma
chinist. who lives at 47 Elizabeth
avenue, has been missing since Q o'clock
yesterday morning.
Her Remain. who has been paying at
tention to her secretly for some time.
had been forbidden by her father to
visit the house.
Accompanied by her brother Herbert,
sixteen years old, the girl left the house
yesterday morning. The pair have been
traced by the police to the Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad station. where they met
the insurance broker. The three took a
train for New York.
Mrs. l.auck Is prcstrated over the dis
appearance of her children. The insur.
ance mans wife Is nearly distracted
Her kemann Is about thirty-three years
old
The evening world., 1893-10-20
TWO SISTERS AND ONE LOVER.
10 Was Engaged to Each In Turn
and Now to Neither.

Labon'a Trarslye and her sister. Gil
selda. OF O. North Tenth street, Williamsburg.
were before Justice Goettng. In the Lee Avenue
Court, to-day to complain OF vinccnso Fortoson.
FortoSon nrst fell In 'Cve with LEbonia. and
they ocsane engsg.i. Then he broke the engage
nent. and made preparatlOrs 70 marry Gisslds,
Nineento promised to get Labouia another
sweetheart lie failed to do thiB. however, and
10 even matters U? Gisel1s fOrsUOk him.
Now Fortoson Il not engaged to either OF the
two girls. and both % them have Gauge 70 70.
grtt their Intimacy. LAhpula figures as com,
pisinsnt In the test case, her sister having waived
her rights Justice GOettlng held Furtotyn f2I
Sxaninailon.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
To Form a Colony of storm Sufferers.

DENVER Col, Oct. 20 New Orleans parties
are In communication with Register Childs, ~ the
state Land once, respecting Il proposition to
establish a colony OF = THOUSAND families In
'o'Hrai1 or the Northwest. Survivors Of the re.
cent storm are anxious To get far away from the
tea Tor the remainder ot their lives, and the IN.
ntsllfa'l'h OF colorado lands follows as a result.
There are several places In Colorado where Mir
'til,s believes I.c0y families could be we'll To-.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
BROOKLYN Breyltier.

James AcEntee, twenty years old. Of Ios Van
deseer street. Brooklyn, was arrested this morn
Ing charged with breaking into an unoccupied
house. 1911 Broadway. and stealing lead pipe
worth SIS.
Two men called at John wallace's grocery. iGt
Classon avenue. Brooklyn, this morning. and while
one man engaged Mrs. Wallace In conversation In
he rear Of the store. the other fellow opened the
I'LL and stole SIS. Both men escaped.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
SYNOD AGAINST RACE TRACKS.

~BRIDGEroN. N. j., oct. ?O.--The New Jersey
Synod met here this morning and took decided
measures against the race tracks In this State. A
set OF resolutions, severely C~ondemning the evil
government and the racing was drawn up. and
every member vowed TO do their best to defeat
the race track contingent at the coming election,
The evening world., 1893-10-20
Fall in Love ana Lost HIS WI,

SHORT NECK. L. l.. Oct. 2o.-The mother q.
wilbur M:tt. a young mat Of this place. claims
he hos been driven insane by uaTequiled love and
threets OF neightors 10 mob him IL he DIDN'T Etop
pressing his suit for the hsbd OF Ada Atkins
dznght 2 Of a lace weaver. MrE. Mott says her
aons successful rival - Walter Jones. a profss-
sonAl bicycle rider.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
IN S.olon While Re Slant.

Frederick R5,h, o' 7ci Union street. Brooklyn.
fell sfieep at : O'Clock this morning, while wait
Ing for a car a. Atlantic avenue and Smith r,rsct.
HeaSoke ana discovered that his cianonqpiH, worth
$50. had been stolen. ksiSs jacobson. twrn'-siE wears
old. Of 81 Warren Etrsst, Who was passing al the
tlns. was arrested ~: the theft. H.. denied the
The evening world., 1893-10-20
Got Money on a Bogus Check.

John II. Rathjen, Of ao Ninth street, this city.
is under arrest In Jersey City on a warrant is
sued by Police Justice Meade. on complaint o.
Frank n. Dodd, Of $50 West Thirty fourth street.
who charged Rathjen with obtaining $40 from
aim on a boEus check.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
A safeguard.

Tipple-How did you come to marry
Jack? ! did not know you had fallen In
love with him.
Sibyl-I hadn't.
'Fippie-Then why did you marry him?
Sibyl-For fear 1 might. r"t
The evening world., 1893-10-20
Brown Graves Wedding.

OF 20 Katherine, daughter Of Mr.
and Ms. John e.. Gra,es. was married to MIR
Charles EdSsri Brown o. Chicago. at the Church
o' the Messiah last night Among those In the
bfIaai pro .hsl9h wee Richard ). Thomas. OF
Ne" YORK HARLOW Firglnhotham. John Jenks
James Hey worth, Lawrence licy worth and James
Iih'Hey stone. O' thl ago. After the ceremony
the guests were driven 10 The Llars. In Caapin
PARKWAY. where a reception VAS hold.