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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-24
New McNtro.

J'hh n SNlIt, OI o'INtr Ilt!, has gone
t. -, Louls.
Fine rains are reported on the plans
~ Chavez county.
The tirm of Mct.wen * Ripley, OF S,l.
YER CIty. has beet dIssolved. Mr.. Ripley
retiring.
The town trustees, % Eddy, have
granted right of way for the railroud
water pipe line.
Major Moses Wiley, at one time ree,.
dent Of Roswell, now Of TuIarosa, has
becn appointed United States comms-
sOuer,
The III Paso tiremen have decided not
tD send II team To the Silver convent iion
on the Fourth TO run with the Silver
City team
Mrs. Cameron, Of Toronto, Canada,
will spend the summer in the Mesilla
valley, at the home OF Judge and Mira.
=. Is. NewG0mb,
The two games OF chess played by the
Ration aud Las vegas clubs were both
won 10y Ra,on. Another series OF games
Ii being played by the same clubs.
The territorial shooting tournament
ut Rston on the ith, 9TH and 9Th dsys OF
july will attract a large crowd Of people
aud afford splendid entertainment.
Grandy AXE, Of Grant county, il want.
ed on the charge Of beating his child to
death. The crime was committed the
other day, aud AXE escaped over into
Texas.
Isaac Novel, u Santa Fs hack driver,
has skipped out, d-sertlng his wife and
five children, lie left the capital with a
woman named Ada Woods, slias "Cur
ley" Isaac 10 well.kuown TO many Al.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-24

II is estimated by conservative far
mers that the alfalfa crop U the valley,
from Alameda ou :he north u Pajarlto.
ten miles south Of tue nty. will be
double that Of any year slpe 1885. Fe
lipe Hubbell, who WAS bGs yesterday
from Psisrito, Informed rHE CITIZEN
that he will make four cuttings, aud
that the crop viii be Immense. The
farmers IN the B,rsas ppcinct have n
large acreage to alfalfa, nd they are
harvesting good crops.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-24

A family quarrel, resulting in q msp
getting HIT over the head Nth q board,
occurred this morning on south First
street The man hlt altaapted 10 get
h,s wife 10 return 10 hn, when the
brother OF the woman cns 10 the rss
cue Of the latter and the fAlow OF cours
was Knocked out
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-12-22
Virglnia's Democrats.

The following resolutions were
presented by our representative
Withrow, and the committee ap'
pointed;
Resolved, by the House of deli
gates (the Senate concurring).
LIST. That a committee Of four
on the part Of. the House and three
on the part Of the Senate be ap-
pointed to investigate all matters
relating to the election held IN Vlr-
giuia on November 18th 1888, so far
as the same relates to the election
of members of the House OF Dele
gates and Senate Of Virginia on
November 9TH, 1893, so far as the
same relates to the election of MEM
bers of the House Of delegates and
Senate of Virginia, in favor OF
or against any candidate or candl-
dates for the United States Senate;
and whether or not any improper
methods or means were used IN
electing said Delegates or Senator's
lin the interest of any candidate or
candidates for the United States
Senate.
End. Sad committee shall also
inquire and report whether any
| improper means were used in the
interest of any candidate or candl'
dates for the nominotion of United
States Senator at the caucus OF TIT
, Democratic members of the Hous
and Senate held in the hall OF tn
House of Delegates on Decembe
7, 1893.
Sd. The said committee shal
e have the power to send for per
sons and papers, to employ ste
, nografer, to reduce all evidence
r to writing to sit during the
session of their respective bodie'
to make report of their Pre-
: ceedings in whiting with tn
e result Of their investigation an
their recommendations in tt
O PREMISES
: The committee is at work exam
ming witnesses and going throug
with a considerable amount c
worry for nothing. In several IL
l. stances where it was said frau
e was practiced the committee tint
n every thing right and we certain
a hope it will be the case althrous
Z the Investigations.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-12-22

1T is pleasing to know that mon
ey is plentiful in New York now
That means it will be plentiful else
where. The World of yesterday
says:
"The plethora of money contin-
ues and increases. Millions were
offered on call yesterday at ! per
cent. without finding borrowers.
At the same time the rates for for
eien exchange have grown so much
e sier as to destroy the margin of
profit on gold shipments. Very
little if any gold will go abroad
while present rates last. But with
money going begging here and
good interest rates prevailing
abroad, it seems impossible that
present exchange rates can long
endure. Money inchnes always tc
go where it can find profitable en-
plovment. There was probably
never a time when financial condl-
tons were more encouraging than
they are now to the undertaking OF
large er...nrises requiring heavy
borrowings"
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-12-22
Local Option Movement.

On Saturday last petitions to the
city court Judge to order an cleo
ton upon the question of license
or no license for the sale of liquor
in Staunton We. circulated on the
streets.-On yesterday we we're III
formed that large number of sig
natures had been secured There
will be no trouble in getting
enough names to ask the Judge to
order an election, we believe,-Ar-
gus.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-12-22

a part Of their Christmas holiday in
studying President Cleveland's.
special message and the Hawanan
documents of which it treats. 1t
will not be necessary for them to
endorse the Presidents Hawaiian
policy in its entirety to discover
how absurd Senator H0ars recent
remarks about impeachment We're
There has been neither technical
nor actual violation Of either the
letter or the spirit Of the Constltu-
tuition by the President; the idea
that there had been was conceived
by malignant partisanshlp and
nurtured by such men as Hoar.
Mr.. j. R. Sovereign, the new
head Of the Knights of Labor IS IN
Washington, in attendance upon
the conference of the Executive
committee of the 3i-metalllC
League, with which he is in sympa-
thy. Speaking of the tariff he said ::
Il am an out and out free trader.
The so-called protection Of Amerl-
can labor is delusion. Labor is
not protected. Invested capital
receives a bonus in the form OF
protection, and it is then optional
with the capitalists to give share
OF the bonus to the labor in the
form of increased wages. But this
option is seldom, if ever, exercised.
There is food for reflection in thes
words Of Mr.. Sovereign, who l
certainly in a position to speal
from the point of view Of tn
r American wage-earner.
Representative Culbertson, char
| man of the Honse Judiciary com
= mittee considers it very doubtful
whether a bankruptcy bill Of an
, kind Will get through the House &
this session, although Represents
!, tive Baily, will endeaver to push h
j. voluntary bankruptcy bill and Rel
, resentative Oats will introduce
d new bill modifying the Torrey bil
le which was recently killed in tx
House.
l. 1t has about been decided th'
h the in ternal revenue bill shall l.
{ clude an inheritance tax, but it
+ still an open question whether til
d tax shall take the place Of the pr
IS posed income tax or shall be ar a
.y dition thereto. 1t is not console
h ed probable by members OF t
Ways and Means committee tn
the internal revenue bill will be
ported to the House until after t
holidays. The tariff bill will
reported to the House tomorro
- unless something now unexpect
IN shall prevent, but it will not
er called up for debate until after t
d. recess.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-12-22
The Columbia Desk Calendar.

which is issued annullyby the Pope
Manufacturing Comany, of Co.
lumbia Bicycle fame is out for 49,
"a much improved in appearance.
1t is a pad calendar Of the same
size and shape as those Of previous
years, having leaf for each day
but it's attractiveness has been
heightened by the work Of clever
artist who has scattered series of
bright pen drawing through its
pages. 1t also contains as usuaI
many appropriate and interesting
contributions + rom people both
bright and wise.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-12-22
Col. O'Ferrali Receiving Con-
gratuiations il Washington.

From tie Washington Post, Dec 8.
Goyernor-elect O'Ferrall, Of Vir-
ginia, was in his seat on the floor
Of Tie House yesterday and was
the recipient of an ovation from
his colleagues, who continually
surrounded his desk to congratulate
him upon his recent victory. Col.
O'Ferrall will remain in Congress
until the Christmas holidays, con-
Guiding such work as be has in
hand. and will then go to his home
in Harrisonburg. He will be in
augurateG on the first day Of next
January, and his installation into
Office will be marked by d great
military and civic demonstration IN
Richmond. This occasion will at
ford the New Governor an opportu-
nitv to deliver al inaugural address,
which is not an usual adjunct OF a
Virginia Inauguration, having been
observed by only one Governor
since the war. Col. O'Ferrall's res
ignation takes effect on the 28th'
instant, and it is expected that ear
ly in January an election for his
successor will occur.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-12-22

To 5i,i; kid who got of the
following ought to be worth mil
hon by the time he is twenty-one:
Tommy-Can we play at keeping
a store in here, mamma?
Mamma (who has Il head ache)-
Certainly, but you must be very
very quiet.
Tommy-Well, we'll pretend we
don't advertise.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-12-22
WASHINGTON LETTER,
from our Regular Corresp ondent,l


WASHINGTON. D. G. Dec. 49,
Representative Holman, chairman
of the democratic caucus has, after
consulting with his democratic col
leagues decided not to call the eau
which it has been determined to
hold to consider the Wilson bill,
until after the Christmas recess.
There are several reasons, all good,
for this decision. Many democrats
have already gone home to spend
Christmas and if the caucus had
been held this week it would con-
Sequently have been slimly atten-
ed. Besides, those who spend
Their holiday at home will get an
opportunity to learn just how the
Wilson Bill has been received by
their constituents which will ena-
BILE them to lay before the caucus
any objections which may exist. 1t
is in fact very fortunate that the
bill has been delayed. 1t will ell
able the democrats to do what has
never been done before-consult
the people about the details OF a
tariff bill.
The republicans Of the House
have announced with a great flour
ish of trumpets that they will not
vote with democrats who oppose
any section of the Wilson bill to
amend any measure. A more un-
necessary announcement was never
made. 1t was, of course, made
solely for the purpose OF misleading
the country into the belief that
there are enough democrats who
wish to amend the bill to succeed II
doing 80, if the republicans woulc
only vote with them, There are II
is true number Of democratic rep
resentatiyes-not so large, however
as the republicans would like tn
country to believe-who will ell
deaver to get the bill amended il
caucus, but failing in that there
are not five of them who will refus'
to vote for the bill.
The House has shown itself to b
thoroughly in accord with the pol
icy Of the democratic party by tax
ing advantage Of the unavoidabl
delay in getting the tariff bill read,
to pass bills admitting to Statehood
Utah, Arizona and New Mexico
although republican fillibusterlnt
: made it necessary for the commit
D tee on Rules to report continuing
= orders before it could be done. Tn
Y people of these territories are nc
= likely to forget this republican fl
clustering.
{ Congressman, particularly thos
Y who have been SO precipitate j
their criticism. will 10 we'll to spen
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-12-22
Mr.. Martins Wealth.

Mr.. Thomas S. Martin, the NOM
inee of the democratic caucus for
Senator, is worth fully 100000
This money Mr.. Martin has made
from his law practice which for
wears past has been very lucrative
Baltimore Suns Richmond
correspondent.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-12-22

A movement is being made by
Augusta county teachers toward
putting before the Legislature bill
appropriating $1,000 for the nam
tanning of summer schools in the
county, 1t is desired to have the
regular summer school of methods
held in StauntOn mkt summer.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-12-22
THERE is an effort making to IL

THERE is an effort making to in
duce orr government to buy the
immense Krupp gun on exhibition
at Chicago, which is offered at a
bargain because OF the great ex-
pense Of shipping it back to Ger
many. Itwould be capitol idea
30 buy it, and when we get into
a war, present it to our enemies
after making a binding contract
with them to shoot it. The CUR
will do the ret, aid tie war vii
be ed.-Staun5on Daily News.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-12-22

Cochran the trusted employee of
the United States mint az Phiiadel.
phia, arrested last summer on the
charge of embezling gold bars to
the amount of some sixty thousand
dollars, was sentenced to seven and
a half years in the pcnitentiary,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-12-22
A Tough Yarn.

Lieutenant Marcus Conant: of
Lakewood, N. j., has just died in
Chicago under peculiar circumstan-
ces. During the war he was con-
fined in Libby Prison, and a visit
to the famous building recalled his
hardships so wildly as to cause an
old wound to break out afresh, end
ing in his death, according to tel
epram from Lakewood.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-12-22

"Can you suggest an inscription
to go over the gate of the new GEM
etery?" the president asked Of the
editor of the Quohosh Bugle.
qLet me see, - replied the editor.
"How would this do: we have
come to stay.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-12-22
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they called it Golden Relief Quick"
not inappropriate name. DIR. Fennef
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in It. Safe and certain-never disap.
points. Money ref funded if satisfaction
not given. Take q bottle home to-day,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-12-22

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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-12-22
Buried his Grief in Marriage

Ten days ago, John Gresgo, OF
Potterstown, Pa, was overcome by
grief, caused by the death of his
faithful wife. For a week he
mourncd his loss, and then for a
change went to Trenton. On Sat
urday last he met buxom lass III
that town and they We're married.
Yesterday they took up their abode
in the home 50 recently made desc
late by death,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-12-22
w. L.? a 2 %SR,
<JEWELE,R.

MONTEREY VIRGINIA
Is now permantly located here
and will repair watches, clocks.
sewing machines, &c., &c. Repairs
for all in his line kept en- hand
Call on him.
'''' iun3 ~.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-12-22

Plantation cO'0rsd
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afflicted, as DR..
Fenner fou nd
when travelling
in the south.
Their diseases
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-08
ANOTHER INDICATION.
How Postponement of the Monetary
Conference Is Looked Upon.

How Postponement of the Monetary
Conference Is Looked Upon.
WASHINGTON, May 6.-The announce
ment of the postponement of the none
tary conference until November next is
looked upon as affording another indi-
cation of the presidents purpose to call
congress in extra session in the early
fall. 1t has been insisted upon by some
of the European delegates to the confer
ence that definite proposition on the
silver question should originate with
the United States. The assem-
bling of congress in extra ses-
sion in September will afford
time for the intention of that body in
regard to the Sherman law and the sill
yer question generally to be clearly
made known before the meeting Of the
conference. tits thought quite possi-
BILE that upon the action of congress
may depend the question whether the
conference will reconvene at all. It 10
now said that Governor McCreary of
Kentucky will be unable to continue to
serve upon the commission. He has
been led to this conclusion in great part
by the fact that Mrs. McCreary's health
viii not permit her to accompany him
abroad.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-08
FIRST WEEK OF JUNE.
The Time Set for . General CuDan
Uprising.

The Time Set for . General CuDan
Uprising.
NEW YoRk, May The Times spe-
cial from San Antonio. Tex, says:
Rafael Diaz, wealthy Cuban mer-
chant here. has received letter from
one of the leader OF the revolutionary
party in Cuba, in which he stated that
all the arrangements are complete for q
general uprising of the Cubans against
Spanish rule the first week of June.
Expeditions have been out In Vera Cruz,
and Tampico, Mex. Key West,
Fla, Mobile, Ala, and New York.
Mr.. Diaz stated to the correspondent
that there are 500 Cubans in the United
States and that every one of them has
been enlisted in the movement to free
their native island. Mr.. Diaz says: 81
am In constant correspondence with the
leaders of the revolution. and am sure
that we will be victorious. We have
all the money, arms and ammunition
we need"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-08
MADISON SOUTH DAKOTA MONDAY NAY s. 1893
Business Not Greatly Disturbed BY
Monetary Conditions.

Business Not Greatly Disturbed by
Monetary Conditions.
NEW YORK. May s.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'S Weekly Review of Trade says:
Had business in Wall street been un-
sound or unhealthy the collapse OF
prices during the past week might
have caused panic. Nearly all stocks
fell, but the industrials were most Sc
riously depressed, and while the aver
age decline in all stocks was about 81
per share for the week, Cordage fell Al
points, Sugar 40 and Manhattan 26.
Several failures occurred without gen.
eral disturbance and the appointment
OF receivers of the Cordage company
was in some sense a relief. Other spec
ulative markets are, on the whole,
rather stronger than week ago, and
the business of the country, though b.
no means equal TO expectations, is no,
as yet greatly disturbed by the condi
tion of the money markets. Gold still
goes abroad. but the treasury has moi
lost materially in reserve during the
week. At nearly all points the back.
ward season and bad weather with slow
colections give cause for complaint.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-08
CITY DADS SCRAP.
Detroit Aldermen Come to Blows
Over the Doodle Investigation.

Detroit Aldermen Come to Blows
Over the Doodle Investigation.
DETROIT, May s Alderman came to
blows and Mayor Pingree nearly be-
came involved in the tussle during q
disagreement in the committee which
is Investigating doodle charges against
city officials. The majority OF the COM
mittee wanted a secret session. Alder
man Wright appeared with stenog-
rapher, whom he declared was to
make a record of the proceedings.
Other aldermen objected and in the
wordy war which ch.followed all present
lost temper. The result was that three
aldermen came to blows, the stenog-
rapher was thrown down and injured,
his few notes were torn to pieces and
Mayor Pingree was only restrained
from participating by several friends.
Alderman Bosetel is suffering from a
cut in the face and an injured arm and
another participant has two blackened
eyes as result of the trouble.