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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-21
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DIPHTH GRIA RAG s..
Ore Hundred Dea hs Frcm Tha, Dissn
at Hometown. N Y.


At jamestown, y. Y, the B ard
Health is vigorously endeayoring to che;
un alarming spread of diphther.a in th
cry. There have been deaths from d
disease since spring. The Womsn's Can
tain Association chareI has b en- ofIeredt
city authorities for a pcsthouse. liufa
experts have been engaged 10 delerm.
whether or not the outlook Of ChautagC
Lake is the disease breeder, or if it is
cause this city OF 1000 inhabitants
without a pt bic sewer
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-21
loc ite Iheiri. rs.


The first National Bank, Of Russell, kaS.,
and the Aims worth National Bank Of Port
land, ore. which suspended some time ago
have been uthor zed to resume business.
No bank failures have been reported
since August %.
Tie National bank Of Ashland, at Ash
land. Neb resumed business in an cScel,en'
condition.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-21
BEYoND OUR BORDERS.

DE Lesseps has been released from prison
after serving n sentence Tor bribery In con
nee,ion with runsma hon6 hi !. lie Will
now manage II e SLez Canal Conn amy,
Grea, damage has been dome 10 property
in the proviienr" "f Tolrd', SIain. hy
fiovds. Al least 20 persona were diown,d.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-21

Al 81 Louis Friday was the hottest day of
the year, The highest temperature Previ'
ously recorded by the Weather Bureau was
H5o aud on Friday the thermometer
marked 89lo
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-21
RIO BEING BoMBARpEp.
The Town Desolate and the Few Forced
Res denlh Greatly Alarmed.

Res dents Greatly Alarmed.
The London Daily News has the fol-
lowing from Rio Janeiro: "The attack oi
the rebel fleet on the forts began at O'Clock
on Wednesday. The garrison OF the largest
and strongest fort has declared for the
rebels. The bombardment OF the town
began at IL o'clock. The town has q desc
late appearance. The peop who are com
pelled to remain are greatly excited. Al
business is at standsull. The air 10 fu!
OF alarming rumors."
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-21

Mr.. PETER offered resolution in the sem
ate (Which went over ius,ructnI the com.
mi,tee on interstate commerce 10 inquire
whether any aud il so what legislation is
necessary to prevent interruption of inter.
state railway traffic by lawIess persons and
TO punish persons guilty ot robbery and
murder committed ON interstate railway
trains.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-21

At Spencer, Mass. twenty six buildings
in the center OF the town, including a num-
Der Of the principal business establishments
were DESTROYED By fire. Loss not known,
Fire Saturday night destroyed the husi.
ness portion Of bunker Hill, ILL., The loss
rs ;GN 600
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-21

on account of the failure Of crops many
persons in stevens county, Kasu are in
danger 81 starvation.
The dry smell at ST. Paul was broken Mon
day with thunder lightning, hail and rain
Two men were killed by lightning.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-21

YELLO EJACK EPIDEMIC.
ne Fixes His clu che' on the Ioomed
Town of Brunsw c..

TOWN. OF BrunsW CT.
At BunswIck. Ga, there were IL new
cases Of yellow fever Sunday and the board
Of health has announced an epidemic.
Hun reds hurriedly Rushed 10 the trains
Sunday afternoon and II will need no NIL,
ilary force TO depo' ulare the city. There
are people here ", cannot leav, for the :
have no money. The change in the wsath-
er is unfavorable, aud the worst may be
expected
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-21

Of the 1000 pilgrims that left Tunis and
other parts in May last for Mecca only half
have returned, the Others having fallen
victims to the cholera
At Hamburg there have been - cases ct
cholera aud five deaths since Friday
noon,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-21
WORLDS FAIR ATTGNpANcs
The following are the official figures
The paid admissions TO the fair:
Trainmen Armed.

Trainmen on the Pennsylvania railrosd
especially on the divisions running out 4
Chicsgo are now said to be walking arsens1
and are prepared to stand on an assS
train robbers.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-21

Ni-rrllu

A fourth case Of yellow fever was found
in brunswick, Ga.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-21
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
What 10 Going On the World Over.
Important Events Briefly Chronicled.


srrVnf. tHbor nud tufu..r'N.
The Riverside Iron Company, Wheeling
W. Va, notified the men IN their pipe mills
at renwood that all wages are reduced from
10 to 10 per ccut. This INC .udes 900 men,
many Of whom nre common laborers whose
iay will le$l.2D u day.
The Whrpiins W. V. pottery resumed
work with 40 men. after prolonged shut.
down.
Notice has been posted In the P,r?sylvan.
IN Rolling MI l.. Lancaster. Ia. that wages
will be rriucrd ~ follows commencing
next Monday: ruddefs from 81 G5 t. S3 y
Ier ton: hrlirr, from iSOj to o$lC5; all
oih' making over Ell ~ q !-ay will lie cut
i"wn from IL utol' Ier rcnt. The men
! ave not vet siguihci their intention. hut
the nnascmrnt think they will accept the
reduction.
The l.nrknwrnna Iron and steel Com
pnny nj Scranton. Ia. have made 10 I'ef
'tn' reduction IN ali wages. Nearly 2Op
men AID oyS are al. ctcd
The EDWARDS Manufacturing Company. OF
Bu ten operating great cotton plant AT
Augusta. Me. has Announce ( Il 10 per cent.
reduction ir wa.cs. AbDnt /. lJJ hands ar,
Hilec ed
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-21
'rtu- aud i'runitI"..

Near Quin,y NJ -. two weeks ago, Thorn.
as Woodruff and tive child'en were taken
violently III and two children dicd He and
the others still linger with little hope oi
recovery Examination showed their we'll
had teen poisoned. Ben Jackson. Mehaley
Jackson, his wife Lou Carter. his mO;Ect-
in-law, aud Rufus Bayles, all negroes ar.
rested for completely were Iynchei by -
mob.
-Four "sooners' were shot and fatally
wounded Saturday night by soldiers a,
'rie, o la. The men fiu,d haJ ant,
WNL .ana gone into tie strip to
loc ate their>. as.
DR.. Hartman. an old and prominent
physician of Anllville. Mo. WAS shot and
instantly killed by William Powell, Of that
place. The difficulty originated from an
Old feud between the two mon.
Henry :. Cochran. the emhezz'ing phila-
delrha Mint weIghcr. was arrai sned and
held ~ $50 OOJ bail in order To- give hirn
time To procure counsel. Supt. Bosbyshcll
testified that the shortage amounted TO
so, 900.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-21
Basa Ball Record.

The following table shows the standing OF
the different base ball clubs up 10 date;
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30
The Haiirsaa. a.a the Rain

L'cal M. ~ came in at eight o'cluk
last night. and brought two passengers.
a gentleman from Cerrillu~ and u COM
mercia! traveller, W. p. spaulding. of Dem
yer, who reprrs.nts La Jun,a and also
l~hv.r house. The latter says b. hal
S'opp~d of at Bernalalillo frm No. I.
which came through o. X. h, s:3O
Wednesday morning. The operator at
i,ernalillo, as well as the foreman II ia.
pile driver. told Mr. spaul,ling that trains
would not pass that point. after No. 81
freight, for six days, possibly longer.
He was also told that 900 fee, II pile
driving was Ia be done north % wallac.
bef,r- n train could come over that stretch
besides other places further north needed
attention. Mr.. Spaulding Ia west hound.
and while lying NJ the Bernalllo station
was bitten 10y some insect, the SPOT show
ing the effect unmistakably.
II Ia understood tina, the washon,s ON
the Atlantic Il Pacific extend. at inter.
walls, from Rio Pusrco to NAvajos station.
n distance ~ over one hundred miles.
Work trains arr operating AT each end
and progrrS- is made AS rapidly as pos.
siblc.
The repairs a. the mad north II Ger
rilloe have bccn hX-l up and now the
trouble lies between that point ard Wal
lace, this being over 900 fee, requiring
bridge work
A telegram from Vice Picsiden, u, u,
Robinson says tina, trains will H run
ming on the santa Fe As usual north Il
albuquerque On Sunday.
All trains from the north wrr he al AT
Las vegas, the passengers getting Gc-
cornmaia,ions in th" city at the expense
| Of the railroad.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30

military l"rt AMI strategic l-,int in pru.
tcting the extreme pouihraHtrrn corner
II Arizona as Fort howi-. |, is true that
Va" remarkably efficient cunir,l which
has l""n "Srr'iSSl of lat" years nj San
Iarlnr by that department. over the mn-i
dangerous ,rih" "f Indians tha, l-.rha w.
ever int'rt'Vi the American continent. Inns
ra'iS'7i th" military garrison NJ For,
''r"nt I" l"' capable IT atnrhng the pr,.
''riinu that lS n"rl"l ia ct,.ating a bar.
rl"r between the Viii - Mountain rrsrr.
'"ii"n aul M"Xican Territory II is i'm.
linc'ihl". how"vrr. I" expect a mili,ar,
post stationed AZ Font l;rnut a. ln tu,,,.
than r'rv" a. "a barrier "r this kind, and
NJ such. I" l' a standing mrnarr Ia the.
Ala"hr "f the dangers nf attempting ,n
l"aN" ia" r'scrya,i"h frr the " lids Of ~.
nora Tucson Star.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30

Kick coming, fUr the r.aH.n that IA. ,u.s
not rl'rcr,n' the Barclss people. and
further. II in extremely doubtful II he
owns = dollars worth " pr,l.r,y ,h.,,..
The people &c lInr'las have never .,i.,rr.
mined 10 suppress" my ranch. Nv
ranch IL over 200 yarlp ffom any mans
property, that IL frun his house. ar.
knowledge tina, the srw.r II a nuisance.
Tut AIN not r'sp"nsiblc for that. My
ranch iS intended for the br,,Sling II hngs
It iS righ, uu the river. rr,n, firtu a
lhiTlas man and pay him fr II, lam
hong way f,"m Albuquerque and have
never hmhrr,"l itS ci,ilrna. I hay. al.
ways tried to attend to my own tusiurss.
and stanton and these other JcuI e will
q" 'h" Samr We shall get along all .i,ht.
guess Mr.. Stanton won't use H., and
Know my nclghors W"n, hclp w. S,r
they all friends II mine have wifi.
anl four little children. AMI am ,ry,n,
tn make n living for them. jus, ic, me
"'"h"' H. NJ NAM.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30
bold on Positive Guarantee.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30

TIL" New Era mine il now putting ou,
orr preparatory 10 shipping, which will
b"g'n some tim" next week The tunnel
IN now agains, the side wall, and the u,,
grows richer aud richer. Much cuthusi.
ann IL evinc'-i 10y l"ral p,v~Iectnrp and
experts, and Som" 1y that the nrr will
run $40 "a $50 Ia the ton. but until IA.
assays from Denver and AlbulucrIu.
Arc made known WI arr unable L, stat,
the exact amount II. 7. Wright, pr.si.
dent Of the company, il spending the
week in albuquerque In the in,..s, II
the Smel'er, which now In an assured fact
This company deserves the success they
ar" attaining. for by their un,iring I,ers..
veren"". in the face II many obs,ahl.s,
they have rachsSi the key ,o wealth, and
Ccrrillor will boom mure on this accnup,
than II forty rai''oads with their coal
mines were at our door .-Rustl.r.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30
In mssse.

IL ts customary IN those latter days to
express our perfect satisfaction with q
thing by saying 'it's immenssr' It's 30
expFsesive that nothing eau bs added
Geo. l.. Fink, PhiIadelphia, Pa, says:
my wife has been taking your nsw cure
Tor he heart, and says it's immensel
She has not bceo troubled with pain or
stnothering spells slnc. using It," Jno. l..
Robsrts, Siatinston, Pa, says he 10 10
years old, and has suffered from heart
disease tor over W years. Was treated
without avail by prominent New York
physicianS; grew constantly worss; took
Dr. Miles New Heart Cure and was
eomplstely cured, Sold by I. IA. Bar.
gees A Son, on guarantees.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30
TRAINS lult,ar.

Louisville, Sept. 2a.-'rhe passenger
train and mixed train on the knoxvill.
branch. colliled this morning near Hazel
Patch station, Espr-s Messenger Kelly.
Mail Agent Smith, Fireman Lew Ryan.
AMI one passenger were killed. Arthur
prarce. engineer of the ftcigh, train. was
fatally injured The wreck WAS caus,si
by the negligence Of the passenger train
engineer. who neglected ,o obey orders
H. meet the freight train
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30
Pusa,~ NeessuG

A committee, conSisting II Jesus Re-,
nero. M"icsto Ortiz and B..rnariin,
Bara, called AT THE CIrnks o,Rc. hi t.
morning Ia Civ" notice Oh mass meeting
:" he held in Old Albuquerque, Octol~r
]. f"r III" pnrp"S" II agreeing uIon mea.
surs Ia l'' taken fpr the incorporation ID
the t"wn. petition S being circulated
aAking the county commissioners to order
AN election on the question, which will b.
preseDtad " the huarl n, ,hs mestinK
Oct ~, The ISop" Il I'D town Are gen
orally In favor II Incorporation, and the
measure will undoubtedly larry. Their.
arr many good rcAsons why the Old tow u
should be incorporated.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30

Bernalillo county has hsd the repu,a
lion Of being p""r one for the cultiva
tion of potat"s, Mr. J. G. Brown, VIII,
has a small patch on his ranch Jus, nnr,l
II old town. had an exhibit II the earl,
rose variety H' III" fair. and ~, drrt pre-.
MUM. their b"ing M competition. Thcs.
potAto.s arr cl"an, will not cut 10 waste
AMI are said I" le Il excellent flavor
Mr.. Brown has had gooi luck In RAISING
"spuds, aud will plan, more extensive.
ly next sras"n. Pointers can 10 obtain.
ed fran him. anil anxious farmers shouId
secur all the information to be had nun
on" VIII" has NAL. = success Of raising
I'OtAtoeH In this eounty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30
"et .sA o. M0Npsas. '
what or'ohrr " rather Promises 20
h' In NeN MrSiro.
u - bhrr. ~ AGRICuLrURE,
Weather Bur.au,

1
Weather Bur,au,
SANrA ~, " NJ. Sept. 25. 1873
TIL" chief ot the weather bureau direct,
~" rnhl"ati"n II the following data
complied from the record ~ observation,
for the month "f Oc,nlmr, taken N, mi,
station for II prriul II nineteen years.
u ~ believed that the facts thus 49,,
'"rth will prove of int"res, To- the nnhIic
as well ~ the special student, showing ns
they do the average and extreme condi.
'iohs of tn" more important mct.oroloyi.
cal elements and the range within which
such variations may bc rsI~.c,ed To keep
during any corresponding month.
Mean or normal ,emp.r.
n'urr. 30 deg /; the warm.s, Or,ol,r WAS
tha'"f 1876. with an average of ~ de.
th" c"licst October was that II 1850. with
an average II a. deg the highest tenn.
lrrnt'irr during any October was s5 deg.
on oc'"'"r :. 1873; the lowest t.mp-ra.
'ure during any October was d deg. ON
oc'"ber ~. lSSo: average date on which
hrst "kiilin." fr~, occurred lin autumn,
October 10.
Precipitation train and melted anowl-
Average for the month. 10 inches; aver.
age number Of days with OF II an inch
or more. I; the greatest monthly p,cip.
hation was |.l9 inches in 1881 tn. leas,
monthly precipitation was 600 inches in
1873; the greatest amount of precipita.
ti"n rec"rNi"l in any - consecutive hours
was l,l6 inches an October 81, 1874.
Clouds aud wrather-Ay.rug, num.
n"r Of c!ondlcSs days, 2oi average mum.
l"r of partly cloudy dayr. .; ave,ag.
nnmber II cloudy days, .
wind-~The prevailing winds hav. been
i'om the east; the hgh"S, velocity of the
wind during any October was from the
southwest, IS miles on October 10, lSg2.
II u. IIKRsky.
Observer Weather Bureau.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30
Nin.rr ktiled,

lshpcming. Mich, sept pa de-
-patch from Crystal .'s'Is states tina, ,h,
Mansfield min- II seven miles east 81
there, ON IA" Mrnower Range. the maii
shan II which extends under ia" Michi.
san river, nnd when the cave in uccui r.,i
II turned the river into the mine. hpuing
Il instantly. SlNty.tfrc mrn were IN iLc
mine, aud only ~ csrnp"d l, il bclicv.
'Ni impossible To rescue the others.
r. W. Longgrn is the owner of the
thine, and th" victims number thirty.
seven, most of them Cornish men with
large s.milien
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30
-'hNE- On TnE SANTA ~


houte.
A recent traveller un the Santa r, west.
warl from Chicago. contributed An in.
t"r'r'ing sketch To L"r Angeles paJ~r
from which ia" following extracts ar.
taken;
leaving kanr,,s and entering Colorado
'h" country gradually becomes more bar.
r"u, though thrr" arr still great h-rls ni
ratil" grazing "a ~" surrounding plain
Occasionally there nrr stretches uf table
lands rising in bluffs a'r,Iily from the
IIniu and extending it several miles
I% Jun'a, ,h" trst unI"r,ant loin,
reached j. ~. 10y rHznu uf i,s being the
Junction loiut with the line g. Pueblo,
M"niio"' C"l"rnd" Springs, Denver and
points "n ia" Colorado Midland Railway.
which sails" u part uf the Santa Fe sys.
tenn. From La Jun,a thr.. ARE two lines
| to th" Pacific coast; one vim L.adyill,.
''I"uw"I Springs and the Colnrad Mil.
land Railway I" salt LAX" CIy and
ogden ia" other via Albuquerque aud
Atlantic and pnci.!r RAilrnnd Tn,
southern ruui" is the un" ,yrr which
'h" 'hr'lgh California trains arr run aud
II ia" m"r' preferable" owing 10 its even
temperature, Ahs,.uc" ~ snow and com.
rarativ"ly short distance across the
desert much "f which iS trav"rs"d dur
NIX the night. few miles beyond LA
Junta view urrIkc's Peak is obtained
"na clrai ,iny.
Trinidad, eighty miles southwest uf
La Jnn,". is large and growing city and
Junction point with the Denver and Rio
Hmnd" Railway AMI the Fort worth |
branch "f the Union Pacific system,
Near Trinidad ,h" country in more fer. |
tile, aud for miles around II dotted with
cattle, I'll" lin" now cpinmrncrs th" as |
cent ~ the Ration mountains, reaching AN |
elevation IL 7622 feet. crossing them
through th" ancirni gateway of ia" Santa
+" trail, which war Travelled los nmirr
ing stage coaches many years h-fnr, III"
advent "fa railroad A tunnel through
on" If th" highest peaks carries Tia. line
Ia ,h" western Slop" into the Territory ~
N"w M"Al'" AMI hrw miles 'ry"nd ir
III" town "f kat"n, high upon the m"nn-
'"'h S""' IL IN hrlSk Iitl" rla"" aud
HhnA"' IN MOST r"nhn'ic spot, Th"
ar II c"'l AMI hr""ing' and the rid"
down III" mountain iS "n" II th" meet
"nJ"yahl""n u" lin" Al first II IA down,
down. d""hi hut "h"r while the dr.
scent iS n"r gradual, and S"nn ,h"
traveller hndS himself speeding along "n
w" h'Hh 'ahi"ihniS' with the mountains
S''' IN IN" distance aud cattle. cattle. cat.
tie everywhere, Then he enters on the
WIDE green m"~i"~H called vegas "
Miles upon miles uI'"i miles. 'r'el"ss.
'raekieHs' AMI hnc"i-ss still II In not
l""eiy' AMI The gently undulating sur.
'A'e gives one pleasant S'nsc II reI"s..
'h' 'h' riH" ana mii of an ocean swell
Las vegas New Mexico, In the neIt
'mi"rtSn' point r"ach'|i. II In here the
branch line dlv"rg"s to ia" Las Vegas
o" springs and ih" famous Monte
'"'hA hdsi' sis mile" north. The ho,
'pr'ngs great rSort f"r invalids and '
II" M"ho"Hnmh IA ia" finest watering
'"'. hi"' ~ III" west TrAnSc"ntin.n-
"' 'a''l'ir HAh" tnlh stopping place |
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30
sONs. q Hns.
HksATh.

Washington. sept. 80 senator Cam.
cr"n' II Prnnsy l'ania, presented n ,@,i.
non fr"m Wharton Baker, of philad.l.
pima signed 10y many business firms,
asking Legislation To preserve protection
I" American Industries and the integrity
h SILVER M money metal senator Carr.
tennessee. addressed the Scna,.
Hgaihs, ia" sherman law.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30
TtRrlTORIAL NOTES.

Th" grounds "f the hming Tcnnii
and bicycle club have been fcncnl il
and neatly ii,tc,l up.
some eastern parties arr l"nking over
Ia" ground with n view a. starting AN.
other hHuk at lhming.
], ls r'ror,e,l n, Las Vegas tina, Colo.
mel W X, webb, former editor of ih,.
Las Vegas Gazette. and n strong demo.
rra'' will Il" c,rui, clerk under Chief
Justice Tom Smith.
Tw' citizens "f Las Vegas. Judr,
Louis Sul<harher and Hon R.P. Hardy
ar" sol" owners Of the Aztec village ON
Tia" midway plaisancr, aud are coming
money "ui Il the show.
some interesting bicycle races arr,
h"ing arranged for convention week Al,
p"m'ng, Rid"rs will bc pr,.srn, from
El Par". Las Vegas. Santa Er and Alhu
qn"rlu" The lral riders will mis-,
enter
TIL" Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
which ~ ia" pioneer of pharmaceutical
education in the United States, has ,hre.
graduates in lh'ming. viz: &. T.. Allair.
ir l. Nj Bnlluck and James A. Kin.
near.
Cot y. X. Smith. manager II the Dem
III. hni ""d water company, len for
Shirag" 10 attend business meeting of
'h" directors "f the company. Mr-
smith accompanied him and will TAX. in
III" fair
IN" "n'"rrrising p"opie of Las Vega.
and Santa u" mai" large additions Ia the
exhibit taken Ia the Worlds Fair this
week The car Of exhibits will reach
thirag" to-day, and will greatly improve
Tia" New Mexico display at Tia, fair.
The Stockman IL in rec.ip of reliable.
information that within th. next few
days n company will be organ ized tn pur.
oha~" the cement works a, Springer. II
IN their intention tn add hnur mill Ia IA.
present plant, the boilers helng amply
sufficient - furnish the additional ,s,w.r
required
The Optic says: saul Ros.n,hnl IL
very pronounced in his appreciation of !
I'll" Albuquerque peoples treatment of |
the Las Vegas hremcn. during the visit
of the latter. las, week. He says that n
NOR" liberal and hearty entertainment he
never saw. Hospitality could not h.
more generous or lilerali,y mor~ un.
bounded
The Headlight has II upon the best
authority that u "h,lting plant will b.
er"ct''i at lnming 10y next spring, at
latest. This iS a project entirely sep
araie from that IL Col Mann. mention.
ed in last weeks paper, The capital
haS h'"n secured. and only sounc arrange
men's are holding matters back
T.. 81. Hand. the wrll.knowu Grant
county mining man. was arrested at
Nn't station ON n warrant issrI.sl At the
Instance Of tn. Silver CITY National
bank. on the charge of obtaining money
under fslsa pc,-nses. Mr.. Hand r.-
'urnssi At once to Silver City aud prompt
" gav" bail He had II hearing before
Justice Givens, last Wednesday, and
was dismiSs'si. noevidence being brmght
against him.
The long-talked II bicycle rae. be-
lwecn Frank Norihaus and &. N. Pet,
icy took place g, lhrming on Gold ave.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30
nsrw Su, lsrr nrs,,.

Williamsburg. o., sept. 29.-Milo Will
"on. young man of this place. murdered
lns Warner. an il-year-old girl. this
morning, because she would not marry
him. He shot her IN the head with u ~.
v"lvc-, blowing cut her brains. The con-
mnni'y is incensed AMI it il likely tina, a
jury will never have occasion "a convict
him of his awful crime.