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Eastern League.
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CAnBRIpGE. June 2-Holv Cross came here today
with tho evident OF their victory
May II. when they beat Harvard by Z to q But tho
Harvard men were cage. to wipe out the stain % auoh
defeat Holy Cross beaten after the very nrst no.
ninR. when Two triples by lAow ell SULLIVAN two
snglss base on balls. and netted the GRIM
son i've runs. Tho score;
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base by error,-washins,on. /: Cleveland l. Left on
bases-washington. 8: Cleveland. & First base on
balls-of Maui 8; on Young; p struck out-By Maui
2; by yoHIns 2 Twe,base h,tmEwiSs Sacrifice hits
mer. Burkott Double play-wiss and Larkin Umpire
-MeQuAde. Tims-2 hours.
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BASEBALL Yale Va PIneeton. At Princeton n j. Sat
ufdAy ane TO- AZ Pm Special train leaves Cortandt
-Adp. ' '-NN'
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Loui.1iile. Lissiiilen,A %
Earned runs-Philadeiphia. a First base by errors-
Louilviiie o. First base on bslls-on vicksfy 81 on
1pn isps.Ss,s k bitsNH.mi,lon cre.s Twobsss hits
Hamilton. peehsnty. Allen vckery Sacrifice hits
ton. fh9mpson Do.bl. plsys-AlIsn. Hallmsn. and
Yicksry J. Passed bslls-Inrrington. Umpiro-shydsr.
CINCINNATI. IL: BOSTON. q.
Bosror June s.-The Cincinnati :" Reds" won their
second game from the champions to-day by good bat.
In 2
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! 1 O a n n

Earned rqnsLBreokiyn, l. st, Louis, p First base
E,ootiya, q; ~ Loai, Fir.i Lsil g. or pAseaa
Loyeti. Il OF 0lsAsOn, siraet oSt~By Gisa.on y
Home run-Stovey. Two-bAss biIs-Grirnn WeTd.n
% Sai,sl.s Dess, dsns0n sasfia.. hroS,s.
0lAssseek. Quinn Double plsys-0lAsIsook and Wss.
deni brodis 0lsAson Crooks and Gunson Passed bSiI
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CRACK ,sPRvTERs TO MEET TO-DAY
Dr. H.sbrouet, stoneusn. ana other Fiyere
In the Innrdicnp nt Morr,r Fsrh

IN he hnnntcnp NJ 1orrtr Fsrk.
The New Rochelle Handicap at Morris Park
this afternoon should be one OF the greatest
races OF the year DR.. Hasbrouck, Stonenell.
Parvenu. and ST. Florian, four Of tho fleetest
horses on the turf will meet at seven furlones
with the weights so allotted that the result
should be In doubt to the very end Az to the
other stake events. the Baychester. for three
year-olds. Sport has fallen into very soft
place. The balance Of the card. which is
printed In full below, Is not up to the high
average OF Morris Park. Entries follow:
First Rsce-For maiden twoyear-oid,; a svsep-
stakes OF $50 each with 81 900 added OF witch 5000
70 second and 500 to third weights seven he
low the scale horses that have started and SEQ
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Baseball. Polo Grounds. To-day,
. League chsmpionsbip game, PittsburTh Va New
fork. came . y. A. Admisslon boc. and 25o.-Ads.
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Lock. Genuine Inaians. HobokeA To-norrov.,
Cuban Giants W. Real indiana Doav miss IL SEA-
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Earned runs-CncinnatL 81 Boston, , first base on
balr-OG Chamberlain. Iii oG staley. g. Struck ont
T9!sssaso hits. 6om,isy. Isiri,. TTGe.,s hI,..
vaughn. Carroll, Duty. Stolen basss-.Tonday (2I
Chamberlin, Duny. Tucker. Merritt Double PLAY
berlin, i; staisy. T. Umpire-Emsis. fime-2oo.
BALTIMORE. ~: CHICAGO, T.
BALTIMORE juno at Q sluRginR exhibition to-
day and the Orioles won Hutchnson fairly eject
vo nninEs Having injured his lex in runninEto
nrst base he relieved by heennis who pitched
inning and half Pap. An,op grew angry eye. 2
Meginis with Mauck With the bases full the slaughter
OF the Babes began. Attendance, 26f3. The score:
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Baseball. Eastern Park. 4 r. n. To.day.
bgo0kiyA Va st Loui& AdmiSIiop 6Oc. and 25c,-ALs
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-Kinslov. wild pitch-5iesson- Umpire-Burst Time
--1bS Attendanoe-2Soo.
rniLAprLrHiA. o; LoursvILLr ,.
PrLlprLrniL, June evickery pitched bis hrst Ftrne
for the homo team to-day and ION &C. the Louisytles
not being able TO hit him At the right time. Attend
hnce. 2,4So. The score:
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BROOKLYN. z: ST. LOUIS. @.

:. Although outbattsd two to ono by ST. Louis,
the Brooklyns won Yesterday afternoons
game at Eastern Park. Tho Missourians hit
youth wish he was In better condition, Ii was
only IN the carly stage Of the game, however.
criticism.
Young Gleason pitched fair game for st.
Louis. and IL was no fault OF his that the to am
lost At least three OF the Brook lyns' runs
may be attributed to Crooks's Indifferent
he played after. he had made an error. and
then ~ forgot all about 1t until his next error.
jack Glasscock did remarkably well at short
comphnions' msplays.
=. The Brooklyns were rather in luck to win
yhe game. Their fielding was by no means
psiiiiant, and their batting. with the exception
q HAIRY Stovey's home run and Grillin's
double. was weak. The score:
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Nxw roRE,
Totals ...... 2 A24 4l3 2
",i ........i 0 Q Q Q 8 i Q o-sl

ThE.Sbs.e Tire. h',.Davis saerince hits-wArd, Doyle.
btoIen bases-B1rsc Lyons Donovan ~. First base
on errossnNew york. /; Pittsburgh. First base on
o. by Tslry os, Il Gh Terry ssush optIihy Kqss
Sn bases-Ncw York. 81 Pittsburgh. 8. Passed balls
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natnsI ruhooF1riham. J. First base by errors-st.
SsaSr: ns :sn FoIdham First 6.,s on BALL. smith
~ Home run.T smith sacrince hits-Ciuns Raj
sr kanssy stolen bases-T. Smith. KAfisr, boyle
smith q Wild pitch-snth. Passed bsIis-shsshan
q. Vmp'res-uanrahan aud Ely. Tline-i 80
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N,n.ts.n Heat. Trottea a.d Paced At E,m,,

Nineteen Heats Trotted aad Paced Mt Elmira
ELHRA juno a-The trotting and pacing races to-day
were among the best ever witnessed at eeting at
the Maple avenue track In the class for trot
and PAGERS: purse $500 Budd Dobio won in straight
heats, Charley C. second.
Co, Oven won the 2 80 trottins class purse $500 in
kill third. Best TIME, 2:22hl. ' '
In the 2:so pacing eass. purse $500. seven heats
were consisted Cornett0 woA the NTH sixth and
ssvensh nnd % the Tsos Fannie wa. second; Big In.
sn heats were trotted In the oi26 cAss for purse OF
700 Ferris won the fourth. NTH and sixth heats and
the race Royal King was second, Sim Brown third
and AcDun fourth. Bost time. 2,o5it
The Navahse to Sail for Europe Tomorrow.
EEwroRr. June s-Royal Phelps Carroll has decided
% sail tho Navahoe for England Saturday earlier
than was expected Stores now being put aboard
woodbury. Kane arrived here to night to Join the NAya-
hoe and sail ACROSS In her.
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Fast morning and evening trains to the TheusAnS
Islands. VIA New York CsntIaL--1ds
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BALTIHoRK June a-Two clsverly contested races
were cheered by 5000 spectators at tho GentIemens
Driving Park to-day. Tho sturdy stallion Gcrnaine by
Nambrino King. cam, to tbs post favorite at about
even money. with Albert strongly backed as second
choice. Miss Hunter. however gave Germaine tho
race Of his life. and he narrowly escaped . nrst
beating.
livery mile OF the nvs q hendo head contest be-
tween the stallion and the mare Both FRscina ation
and Albert T. were factors in tho night. Tho latter
looked like winner OF the closing neat until Ger.
maine's splendid rush nipped him when veil within
tho distance.
The speedy geIding Conway enectna!ly settled tho
lonedisputsd question to his Gan-ness and
In the 21Q eIasa He started fayorite
and IKE Germsine pulled his hackers rough after
trotting the race OF hs life. He met a fast game
going horse In St. Elmo and tho pair took turns
nt winning until six heats had been trotted. sum
maries:
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Purse E<oo. OF which $50 to second. $25 to third:
selling: mile and quarter
d. HlgRinss ch. h. Jugurtha, 9. by Bob MiIss-Tubs
T. H. Cou.ersb h. Joe Cartel. g. ITO iNeumsysr.....
GrssnWay Adjourn, Sorrento and John Hickey also
ran "
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First RAce--seinEi iys and a half furiongs Mas
co,te colt 10; Lille r. ssldipE lO6: Control Lake
Blossom geding Pisa colt Noralist each 100; LItle
Nell Melita hly. 1O3; sue b., ~.
second haes1s!x ~ 6rl9ns: selling: yaEot, pal.yr
Third Rass.FGg, furIonss ceiling, Nj Thomas.
los: Larry f.. 1905 Annie L my. %: aypatia 50.
Fourth Race-ons mile; selling Larrh.tto P.n.lon
10y: Nv Fellow. lo5; yirgie. Aunt Jane. %
JOS; ittsns lGi str.thnaid Our Maerls Sv Queen Of
Sixth Ract-Six and 4 half furlongs; selling Kbat-
tan spartacns. l?ti Ba!brieTan, i2a; Kdmnnd Con.
molly. l22 vespasian lll Kentucky Lady. I0a
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FIFTH RACE,

Tins :23A
Post Betting-Four to against Mccormack, 4 to ]
Kentucky Lady 4 to ! vocalLe. 7 to Seven. 10 to
Maria 6toops, 20 TO Shenandoah, B5 to ] Bill d.
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Purse s4Oo of which $50 to second and S25 TO third
I. ii ecuI,er's oh. e Void, 6. by Rayon dor-vioiA
E,N T.yorsb r. Bohemian; assa, ia Siaborj.,...:
Glen Island Stables e. Bullnnch. O. 12< (snedeksr)
Dalssman. Pireny. Character and AAoaulsy also ran
Time. :3lh
Post BettinR-Four TO 8 against Flreny Q 10 8 Void
I2 to Bul1nch. 20 TO B0hsminn. 20 10 ChAraotor
80 10 !, DaesnAn 50 TO hAcauley.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-09-26
CRIME IN COLFAX.
A BACKYARD Duel at tSpringcr-Fatal
Fight Over the killing
Of Dog.

At Springer on Friday afternoon M.
Keenan,, the village justice of the peace,
and man named Hayden engaged in a
fight that came very near terminating
Keenan's career. Tho two men entered
Stepp's saloon and, after taking drink,
went out the back door apparently, on
friendly terms. Nothing was heard by
those inside and no one knew difficulty
was taking place IN the back yard, the
view of which is obstructed by high
board fence and surrounding buildings.
Soon after keenan, came into the saloon
bleeding profnsely, closely followed by
Hayden;' tho bystanders Immediately
seized the latter but on searching him no
knife. was found bearing blood marks.
DR.. Hines was called and on examining
Keenan, he found two knife wounds, quite
severe but not necessarily fatal. Keenan,
was taken home and Hayden taken to
Jail. Neither of the men will explain the
cause of their encounter.
OVER A DOG-KILLING.
News comes in from Ute creek of an
other crime, this time the shooting of
Cornelio Madre, a sheep herder, by young
Montoyn. It seems that Tomas Montoya
shot and killed dog belonging to Cor
nelio Maare. Madre went to Montoya
and wanted to know why no had killed
his dog and asked him to pay him for it,
Montoya abused him and shot him twice
with pistol, the first ball going through
his leg and the second entering his
stomach. Madre is probably dead by
this time. Montoya has given himself
up to the authorities.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-09-26
THE S'T. JOE FIRE.
Details OF the Destruction OF Prop
crty by Yesterdays Con-
1ia.ratiOn.

st. Joseph, Mo-, Sept. Ga cigarette
stub on the 9Th floor of the Townsend &
Wyatt building is supposed to have
originated the conflegration that wiped
out three Of the principal business blocks
of the city yesterday, entaiing $l,0oO,0OC
loss. The property destroyed is as fol
lows:
Townsend & Wyatt, dry goods stock
$225.000; insurance, $220,000. Building
loss, $85, 900; insurance, $4,000. Regnier
g. Shoup, crockery company, loss, $780,
COO; insurance, $4,000. Hoagland build
ing, loss, $4,000; fully insured. Com
mercial bank building, loss, $4,000; full
ly insured. Commercial bank annex,
loss, $4,000; insured. Corby block,
loss, $25,OoO; insured for $4,000. Ger
man-American bank, damaged $25,0O0.
A. S. Scott q George Knapp, painters,
loss $1,000. Kohn & Co., clothlers, loss
$500. Benswanger Il Co., druggists, loss
$4,000; no insurance. Turkish Candy
company, Kirkpatrick & Co., jewelers.,
and Pcet Bros, tailors, oil suffered
losses; about half covered by insurance.
st. Joseph Drug company, loss $4,000.
st. Joseph Book q Stationery company,
loss $4,000. Spencer Cigar company,
damage $1,000. Hong Kong Tea COM
pany, loss $1,5Bo. Ransonie, Garrett &
Bro aster, loss, $4,000; insured. Valiant
lodge, X. of p, loss, $1,000; no insurance.
Stone building occupied by Ransome,
Garrett Il Brewster, loss, $4,000; insured.
At least dozen smaller concerns have
lost heayiIy
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TERRITORIAL TIPS.
ROSWELL REGIsTERINGs.


Some of tho sevcn-nights-in-the-w eek
callers look lonesome just now. The
girls are going to school.
LIN. Long is engaged in building the
alfalfa palace. 1t will be larger and far
more imposing than last years structure
Wm. Winters, manager of the Mile
Cattle company, pa sed here Monday
with herd of 1880 cattle, principally
steers, for tho company's pasture near
Panhandle City, where they will be grazed
until the markets improve.
C. G. Perry arrested, and has in Jail, q
Mexican on the charge of numbering
Chas. Schultz, at Silver City. He fits the
description and photo sent here, and
Charley has had a fresh photo taken Of
him and sent there for further identitica.
tion.
There were two men in town from Bit.
ter Greek last week, and they saw the
phonograph. After standing awhile at a
little distance and looking it over, one
was heard to say to his companions: 81
have heard tell of those, opium joints, but
l didn't know that they poured the id
stuff in the ears" IN
DEMING HEADLIGHTS.
Deming ladies are raising funds to es
tablish gymnasium.
A concert for tho benefit of the public
schools takes place on Thursday night.
Some eastern parties are looking ovel
the grounds here with view to starting
another bank.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Washington, Sept. .2G.-Senator Dubois,
of Idaho, offered resolution postponing
till January 10, 1894, all debate and con-
sideration and legislation relative to the
federal election law, to the tariff and the
finances in the U. S. senate in order that
but partially represented states like Wyo-
ming, Washington and Montana may be
represented fully and take part. The
resolution went over till tomorrow, when
Senator Dubois speaks upon it.
Senator Sherman then took up the sub
ject of Senator Peffer's resolution offered
yesterday calling for information as to
coinage by the treasury department, and
criticised it severely stating that it was
simply introduced to make work and gain
time; that it was unnecessary, and that
the subject matter was one of public
notoriety.
Senator PETER replied that there had
been an attempt on the part of the treas
ury department. to keep back needed in
formation.
After further discussion the resolution
offered by Senator PETER was laid on the
table.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-09-26
FOUR DEAD.
Hard Times, Religion and jealousy
Get in Some Deadly work.

Pittsburg, Pa, Sept. &C. Saml G.
Stedhart, car accountant in the Carnegie
steel works, shot his wife through the
heart last night while she was asleep. He
then shot himself through the head. In
sanity caused by religious differences and
business troubles was the cause. The
couple had been married sixteen years
and had seven children, the Oldest Is.
Stedhart's salary was recently cut Is per
cont which circumstance preyed on his
mind.
Atlanta, Ga, Sept. 2G.-Chas. Herring,
19 years old, shot and killed his 16 year
old wife this morning and then committed
suicide. Jealousy.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-09-26
OaA Fellows Assembled.

Chicago, Sept. 2G.-Thirty thousand
Odd Follows of the United States and
Canada are at the Worlds fair to-day.
The Daughters of Rebecca will celebrate
independently this afternoon. The
Grand lodge of Odd Fellows convened in
tho National commission hall at 2 p. M.
After the meeting the public was enter
tanned by 500 picked men on parade.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-09-26
Southern Labor Troubles.

Louisville, KY, Sept. 26.-The Louis
vile & Nashville railroad has appealed to
the courts for assistance in dealing with
the striking machinists. At Mobile and
Evansville yesterday the roads lawyers
secured a restraining order to prevent
the strikers from inducing men to quit
work. A small force is at work. Both
sides claim victory.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-09-26
LUCKY ESCAPES.
Flying Express Trims Wrecked
Miraculous Escape Of Pass
cnSeIS.

Grconcastle, Ind, Sept. 2G.-The Gin
cinnati express on the Vandalia line was
wrecked early this morning by parties
tearing up tho rails. The whole train
was ditched while running at speed OF
forty miles an hour. Strange to say, no
one was hurt.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-09-26
Runs in the Family.

Greenville, ILL.,, Sept. 2G. JAS. Wyatt, a
prominent farmer near Lamatoe, suicidcd
by hanging yesterday. This makes a
quadruple hanging in four generations in
his family, h,s father, grandfather and
great grandfather having suicided in the
the SIma manner. =.
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To scaleysOngress.

New York, Sept. &c. Manipulstors are
getting the market ready to renew the
export Of gold. German exchange has
already touched the shipping point, and
English is dangerously near.
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Cape May, N. j., Sept. 26.-A heavy
electric storm passed over here last night
It was accompanied by down pour of
rain and hail. Several fishing bouts were
wrecked and the switch-back at the steam
boat landing was blown down.
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stock Market.

Chicago, Sept. 27.-Wheat opened weak
and triAe lower, but quickly rallied and
became firm. The quotations are: Wheat,
Dec. GD5S; corn quiet and firm, Oct. A1558
oats irmer, Oct. 2S19 provisions dull and
weak, Jan. pork, 14.1O.
Now York.-Stocks opened with a de-
pressed market and declined all along the
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-09-26
ANOTHER RAILROAD WRECK.

Kalamazoo, Mich, Sept. 2G.-The east
bound Atlantic and Pacific express over
the Michigan Central, consisting of 1G
coaches, was run into by the east bound
Detroit and Chicago express. The
sleeper, Eclipse, was wrecked, but no one
seriously injured.
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Wiped Out.

Ionia, Mich, Sept. 26.-The village OF
Corral in Moutcalm county, on the De.
troit, Lansing & Northern railroad with
500 inhabitants, was completely wiped
out by fro last night.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-09-26

Ottawa, Ont, Sept. 2G.-Lord and Lady
Aberdeen arrived here last night. His
excellency will formally OPEN the central
Canadian exposition,
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An officer shot.

Crestline, Ohio, Sept. &c. - Marshal
Daniel Hartman was this morning fatally
shot while attempting to arrest some
tramps whom he was after with posse
The tramps escaped.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-09-26

The silver repeal bill was then taken
up. Senator Stewart desired to continue
bis arraignment of the president, but
yielded the floor to Perkins, Of California.
who addressed the senate.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-09-26
-::-BRIEP WlRINGS-:.-
Another Failure.

Tif1in, Ohio, Sept. 26.-The agricultural
works here, an extensive industry, to-day
went into the ha nds of receiver.
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HOUSE,

In the house to-day after routine bust
ness the Tucker federal election law re.
peal bill was taken up.
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Strengthen the Government.

Buenos Ayres, Sept. 2G.-A change has
been made i'll the ministry to strengthen
the government. senor Cane, exmember
of the cabinet, has been appointed
minister of Posts and Telegraph for the
interior.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-09-26

SpOrtsman's Outfit for Sale.
Horse, saddle, saddle-bags, rifle, shot
gun, blankets, broncho, etc also field
glass, aneroid, compass and kodak. APP
ply at this Office.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-09-26
A French Squadron at Rev York.

n EFCHcN HQWANTOH NC re" OK.
New York, Sept. 2G.-The French flag
ship Naide and her consort cruisers. Nelly
and Rigault, arrived in New York harbor
to-day. The usual salutes were offered.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-09-26

For new or second hand goods go to
Blain Bros.
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The Tariff may be a Tax,
But there is no Tay

those put
with
each These will neither break bend
surface the
the boxes used hot water set in the with puny
after the
Retailed at 10 at
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-10
DerbdnsnispOaer pifOIenfdu6.

Mt3ael O'S6angbnefieD, Elm betannter
@runoctgentbunsmatler, @de bon SaDer
ul1b 0tlion 9lDerue, Elm alter &rteger,
setgte aus elmer g8afteniammlung iet7
men Sreunben cine alte BiitoLe, NIT Der
er aut benz S3la4tfeIbe manben @e9ner
nteoergeitreGt Bate. gta3 Geit6ttgung
Der S9uBmaffe berlangten Bic Sreunoe
cine BrObe Der S6uBfertigteit, Die 8titple
tpurbe nit gulber un6 Scbrot eela6en uro
bic Sreun6e p~oitirten fi6 btnter 6emJtuGen
6es S9iiBen unter 8Gumen. Sban9bz
nefieD ertLarte Bic @Or5ige Der 8titOle uno
iuGte ben 6abn ab3u6riiGen. Gin bonner
Gbnli6es @etOie erfol9te un6 Der S6iiBe
lag blutiibcr1trOmt mt auf Der @r6e. Die
gauge S6rotlabun9 mat ibm in'S @eii9t
unb in bic recbte Sette %ge6run9en. Sbange
nefieD's i3uftan6 lift ernfter gtat1r, bod III
bic erbaLtene 8~erlebung ni6t unbebtn9t
t0btlt6.
in ole Bruff eefdofen.
0ienitas Nac6mtttae bDrte SrduIetn SEM
nte 8ertr8no, ais tie am Senfter ibrer
@obnuns, gto. 215 6. Gbtcago 9lne. fab,
ben Small zines entlaoenen &eDoIDers, uno
in bemielben A~ugenbltd iiel tie bepaBtIOs
nieOsr. Sin berbetgerufener Qr3t cOnitas
ttrte, boB benz Mdb4en eine &useI in Bic
8ruft gebrun9en mar. Ser 9Irst entfernte
bos @eicboB unb bic .8erIebune tutrb ueiter
feline ernften Soleen baben. Die 8olt3ei
i9entt Dem @erii9t, 6aB es cine 0erbrebe7
rii9e 6anO g%eDeien, Bic BEN S9uB abges
feuert babe, penig @lauben unb felt ben
8orfau auf Gonto ber seitrtgen anoeren
3ufaaszl1nfdue.
Sic berbaftete abe fam mtli6e in Der
gaGbe 6es S6atortes auf Der StraBe befinOz
1i9en 0eute, -unb uer cine S9uBpaffe bet
it6 tru9, benz purbe ite tpegsenommen.
Damn entIieB ie Ote gan3e @eieni9aft.
S9limm 3ueert6tet.
Ser 9iGbrtge Sobn bon B~oli3iit CHARLES
&tce bon Ser Salfte6itraBe : Statton Derz
Iebte itb beim Nbbrennen BON Seuere
icbtpGrmern. Gin iol6er erplootrte un6
ser Sunge pur6e 6urb 8rar6munben
.fIrcbterlib 3ugeri6tet. @r beftnOet itcb in
boffnun9sloiem 3uitan6e i'm ct. Soiepbs'
Soipttal.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-10
Sutt's Piuen itGrfen ben &6rper.
Morpbium=Oer9iftu

S. 80. Netpburs, $50. 145 80. Ctr.
tDObnbaft, IieB iib am 9ienitog @ormittag
in W&c @oD's 6otel, Gde bon glarf unO
@an 8uren Str, Elm !3tmmer antpetlen
unb Dur6e, nacbbem er iofort 8eiiB 6apon
genommen bate, tn3tpti6en nibt pieoer
gcfeben. 9as 3immerm666en moute
0ftttpO9 gfa6mtttag iib @ingans in bas
3tmmer peri6affen, muBte aber ben Ser
iu9 aufgeben. Sin Glerf itteg bann 6ur6
Nein Seniter in 6as 3iu!mer Elm unb fan6
g1etpburg, baIb enttletOet, to6t auf benz
8ette Iiegen, Qtuf Dem Nta9ttiibe befanb
fi6 Elm leeres 6ldi99en, bas WtOrpbtum
entbaIten bate. Ser Sob ntuBte i9on
Dor eini9en Stun6en ~ein9etreten ietn.
Netpbur9 mar un9efd6r 35 Sabre alt unb
&etienber fir Bic 6tapatba Sobacco Cont
panD aus Detroit, Wet6. @us DOrgefnnoez
men Papteren ergtebt it6, 6aB Der Geritor7
bene Serpau6te in GpuisniQe beiist.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-10

un6 @eraui9 Ser 9tustelung Iosgel0ites
S6Du lie9en bic Sbeebaus3en in Dem Gar
ten peritedt, am 8aiier, binter iapaneiii9em
@ebti6, altertbiimltcben an ben %gepunbe>
men @esen erri6teten 3terratb.
WftB Wortmoto, bic i6IibGugige S60ne
nit ser nunberboren 6autfarbe Ciapanez
iti6e Nuffaiiung natirli9, besriBt uns
ais alien 8efannten. @tr baben tbr ert
neuli9 10 biel S9metdelbafteS geiast uno
etn gutter 6reunO, Elm in 9euti6lanb err
sogener Sapaner, bat tbr es ersdblt, baB ite
uns, i3altbaft ldbelno, nit benz Singer
6roben6 fofett itnb bieie Sapanertnner