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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-04-24
Chama Scorclled.

A disastrous fire occurred at Chama on
Friday night last. The fire originated in
j. V. Johnson's general store, just west
of T. D. Burns store, and swept the block
up to DR.. Woods residence. The latter's
drug store, Shields restaurant and Hurst
4 Herring's saloon we're totally destroyed.
Also the Masonic hall. Loss, $25,OO0. 1t
was nest of frame structures and went
rapidly. Carson l. Cos. agency had in.
surance ON several of the buildings
amounting to $1,000.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-04-24
Pointers for WorId's Fair.


Footprints on the sands of time this
year will be turned toward Chicago, where
the great Columbian exposition is to be
held.
While walking may begood, the major
ty OF people will prefer riding in solid
Santa Fe route vestibuled train.
Perhaps you don't know that the Santa
Fe roste has the shortest line between
Kansas CITY and Chicago, by SO miles;
that absepce Of grade crossings lessons
the number of compulsory stops; and
that three trains each way each day afford
ample room for all travellers.
Luxurious palace sleepers, and free
chair cars; better than the best of other
lines.
Drop in and talk II over with nearest
Santa Fe route agent, or address,
Gxo. T. N1oHoLsoN, g. p. d T. A.,
Topeka, Kansas.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-04-24
The international Fleet Leaves.

NORFOLK, Va, April 24.-The Interna-
tioral feet leaves to-day for New York,
where the great parade will take place on
April 26 and 27.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-04-24
Col. Fellows Will Speak,

BUFFALO, April PA big home rule
meeting will be- held here tonight. Col.
Fellows will speak and Lieut.. Gov. Shee-
han will preside.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-04-24
San Juan Court.

At the San Juan county term of the dis
trict court last week all civil cases were
cleared from the docket by one action or
another. Paz Lopez, accused of the
murder of Donaciano Lopez at Rosa last
winter, had hearing and was acquitted.
Jose A. Espinosa, accused of the same
crime, was placed under $4,000 bonds.
David Martinez, also accused of COM
pliclty in this case, has not yet been ar
rested.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-04-24
An Old Timers Death.

Everybody in this part of New Mexico
knew Grandma Stepp, for in the many
years of her life here she had nursed
many an invalidand consulted with many
a poor, weak mother in her agony. She
died Tuesday night, aged about S5 years,
and on Wednesday, IS inst, was followed
to her grave by large number IF sor-
rowing friends. Springer Stockman.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-08-05
BELL IN A LIKE BOAT.

The Deputy Commissioners Has Been
Drawing . Pension for "Loss Of Teeth"
WASHINGTON, Aug. 4. - Ii has just
leaked out from the archives of the
pension bureau that Deputy Commits
sioncr Bell, who has made numerous pub
lie statements severely condemning tho
disability pension decisions oil Judge Long
and others was himself in the same boat
with pensioners now hauled up for his
scrutiny. Up to May 81 last he drew q
disability pension of Sl2 month for ''loss
Of teeth, indigestion and heart disease"
the alleged result OF military service. The
decision OF Assistant Secretary Reynolds,
which placed able-bodicd veterans, beyond
the pale of pension ability, was rendered
on May q. Four days later, the 3ist. Bell
addressed q letter to the commissioner
which signed the pension, declaring he
had considered himself entitled to Il
under n former decision. but thought
under Reynolds ruling he WAS no longer
entitled to draw tho aniount.
Deputy Commissioner Bell was asked IL
the statement about his having drawn a
disability pension for himself was true.
Ho replied, II supposed that the thing
would come out sooner or later. lcs, its
true"
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WENT TO SEE the PARK.
Missing the Last irain Home They Gs
Married to Avoid Scandal.

sOt
Married To Avoid Scandal
HAckENsAcK, Aug. i.-Miss Jennie
Mabie, tue daughter of John J. Mabio Of
Clinton street, was aooed 10y George L.
Gismond. u young clerk. Because of the
limited income OF the young man Miss
Jennie's parents withheld their con
sent to the marriage until
th. circumstances OF tho intended
groom warranted him in settin.
up an establishment of his own. This was
the situation last Sunday morning when
George aud Jennie went To New York with
the specially avowed purpose of seeing
Central park. Evening wore into late
night. the last train had arrived from the
city, and there was great uneasiness In
the Mabie home when the young lovers
did not come. Mrs. MaLie was more ex-
crcised than her husband, aud had iu-
quirics made at the houses of many
friends in Hackensack. but nobody had
heard or knew where the missing young
folks were.
The first train on Monday morning
brought the wanderers hume. They ex-
planned that they had missed the last
train Sunday night, and, having no
friends OF relatives In the city with whom
they could spend the night, Determined to
solve thc problem OF the situation by get.
tine married, which they did. rhe cere.
nony was performed by the Rev. DR..
Francis Morgan. pastor of the Park Re
formed church of Jersey City. at tho par
soDase, and they spent the night at tue
Washington hotel. Jersey City. In attos-
tation of the story they presented 20 the
young lady's parents a certificate from the
minister. Mr.. and Mrs. Mabic were at
first inclined TO manifest displcasurc at
the action OF the young people, but soon
relentcd. and the whole party sat down to
a wedding breakfast over which bosslu !.
was showercl upon the bride aud the
bridegroom.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Places at which the Panic Got In
Deadly Work Yesterday

PIaces at which tho Panic Got In H..
Deadly Work Yesterday
LEBANON, La, Aug. 4.-Tbe Lebanon
Trust and safe Deposit bank failed this
morning. IL Is a state institution and has
q capital of $4,000. IL is believed that
the suspension 10 only Temporary.
CHICAGO. Aug. 4.-James II. Walker d
Co., dealers in dry goods, one OF the largest
firms in the city, confessed Judgment to-
day. A receiver has been asked Tor. The
amount involved is million dollars.
putIApEIPIuA, Aug, 4,-John Bomley &
Sons and Doal 4 Son, worste,l goods man.
ufacturcrs, and John Blood & Bros. hosi-
cry manufacturers, havo closed their
plants. Four thousand men and girls arc
idle.
DENVER, Aug. A receiver has been
appointed for the Equitable Accident In
surancc company. Outstanding risks of
81 00o.Oo0 have been reinsured with the
Union Casualty company. Trouble
among the stockholders rs tho cause of
the failure.
ST. PAuL. Aur. a.-Tbc closipp of the
doors of the German American National
bank this morning has caused some with
drawals- from tho other banks, but no mar
tic,ilar excitement or runs ON them. This
morning tho Peoples bank. with n capital
of s.D,uOD, suspended. No statement.
The failure is not considered important.
JAMAICA. IL Aup. 4-PrcJ.rick w.
Dunton. nrcsidsnt of tho Rank of Jamaica
N.w Work ,h, E,s, Rr,oLIyn Suhurh, N
Inycstmen, ro,npany and m. Boyn,on
Ricyclo RaiIr,,d com,,,y las m,d. an
assiynmrnr Ue Vas ono al Nm, Iar,cs,
investors i'm real estate i'm Queens and Suf.
folk counties. Assets are more than
enough to cover all liabilities, il not forced
upon the market. He has resirned ms
president of the Jamacia bank.
Nrxctr Ind Auy a--Tbis wor,,nc
the C,,,.us, Na,ionai hank of This ci,v
failed ,o oncn i,s doors uo,ice n, the
door soid the ms .c,s a or. ,mnI,. "a n,y an
J.n,si,ors Uundr,Is ~ d.nos,,orS con.
grcg,,ed Tho ,l,nosi,,rs ,f m. n.I,w, rs
National Tnrmcr., N,,,o,,I ana N.,,
| chan,s' Na,,o,,i hanks tho, co,nmsnc.d
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HONOLULU, July is.-Prof. w. ID. Alex.
ander, special Hawaiian commissioner,
left this morning for the United States.
Yesterday, in n special session, the coun-
ell went over his Instructions, which are
very general in their nature and are var.
tually. as before stated, carte blanche TO
make the best terms clrcu instances will
permit with the United States for the ben
eft Of Hawaii. Alcxandcr's general in.
structions are 10 assist ON annexation first
and last, but to accept q protectorate, II
no other alternative offers.
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MADE THEH WALK.
Captain Andcrson Turas Certain Tourists
Afoot la the Park.

Afoo, la the Park.
special D.sratch To ths stan ntrrL
LIyINosroS. Aug. i.-W. A. Hall. en-
gagged ia conducting private transporia-
tion business in yellow wsione park. arrived
in Living stou last evening and reported
that Captain Anderson, superintendent of
the park. had seized aud coniiscatcd two
Of his outfits and set she tourists afoot.
NJ act Of vandalism or violation of any
other rule of the park was charged. the
only reason assigned for the summary
proceeding being that Hall was supposed
To have scalped two Northern Pacific
and Park Transportation company cou-
pom tickets. The outfits were conf seated
last Monday. and Captain Anderson has
SO far treated Halls depauds for hIs
property with supreme contempt.
Hall consulted legal advice to-day and
Anderson was asked nv wire by what au-
thori,y he held the outfits. He answered:
by the authority of the secretary Of the
interior"
Secretary Hoke Smith was then wired
and replied: The superintendent OF
the park has authority TO exercise his dis
crc,ion in these matters until action by
this Office
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1Mn Week. Of IL Yet.

WASHINGTON. Aug. i.-Privatc advices
later aud apparently more authentic than
those received by the state department rs
to the movement of the Bering sea arbi-
traitors have reached this city. Senator
Morgan cables his son II will be iinpossi-
Bile for him to leave Paris before Aug. 10.
This is postponement of two weeks be-
yond the time originally set for departure.
Several days ago the senator was booked
for passage OH a steamer sailing Aug. 5.
This was taken as sign that the verdict
OF the arbtrators would be rendered this
week. From the language Of his cable
gram il seems TO bo doubtful whether the
arbitrators will have finished t.lcir duties
even upon the 10Th.
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ANACONDA

blood dripping all over the bearers. Many
heads wero brought, IN in THE manner,
and after being exhibited about town.
were presented to Maieatoa as trophies OF
war. The king craciously received them
and they were then thrown In q pile on
the ground.
Mataafa's loss is placed at 10 killed and
IL wounded. Malea,oa's loss was four
killed and i2 wounded. Leaupcpe, Ma
taafa's nephew. was killed. He was son
by Samon usage. He was buried by his
relatives on the government side. His
head was carried through the town,
wrapped in fine mat.
There were two German warships In the
harbor, but American and British sub
jects werc unprotected and MalcatoSs
excited ficnds marched to and fro through
the town clearing everybody out OF the
way. The white people took refuge on
the tops Of houses while tho warriors held
the streets. The whites werc at the mercy
Of the excited natives. who were erased
with victory and blood. and, IL there had
been any clash, would probably have been
massacred. Mataafa was not received
cordially by the tribesmcn on Savai, and
he accordingly proceeded to Manono,
where he erected fortiflcations and made
preparations for final stand. The story
Of his surrender has already been told.
Ma,aafa and 2s chiefs went on board the
British war ship. while the natives arms
were brought and piled on the deck.
United States Vice Consul Blackjack was
on board the Katoomba and remained to
see the final surrender. Until 1t is de-
cidcd what shall he done with the prison.
ers. they will probably be kept on the war
ehins
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A POpULIsr ADDRESS.
Com nents Of the Executive Comm ittcs
On tho silver Convention

Comments Of the Ex-cutive Committee
On tho silver Convention.
CHICAGO, Aug. i.-Thc executive com.
mittce OF the populist party, which has
been in session hero since the adjourn
ment OF the silver convention tonight,
has issued an address to the people of the
United States. II says in part:
The Overwhelming spirit NJ this convention
indicates that the whols nation Is alive 10 the
dangers which threaten US. Tn. convention
not only rupidiatcd the idea Of 20 III standard
and gold basis. but unanimously committed
It's N to the prlp ,ipe that we, as populists have
long held and cherished namely! THAT
law alone makes money and thai IN e stanp OF
the government converts % cents worth OF sll.
yer into a do lar. equal To any gold dollar. aud
they unanimously accepted the on doctrine
that the money OF tho country should be ade-
aua,e for the demands OF business and should
expand with the growth OF population and com.
merce.
The address holds out the idea that the
silver convention was a great victory for
the popuiist principles embodied in the
Omaha platform aud states that tho strug-
gle will obliterate old party lines. They
say tens OF thousands of new co onverts are
coming to their ranks and recommend the
Industrial Legion and all similar organ
ixations rs valuable aids in organizing
and educating the people.
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SCOTLAND'S DAY.

Many Thousands Of scotia Sons Assem-
bied at the Worlds Fair ..s4r
CHICAGO. Aug. 4.-The weather contfn-
ues all that the worlds fair visitors could
wish. clear aud cool, with u refreshing
breeze from the lake.
This is Scotland's day at tho fair. and
many thousands of Scotia's sons are
gathered there. The members of tho
various societies in native costumes are
lending a most bright and picturesque
appearance TO the grounds. There was a
reunion this morning at the Illinois build
ing, mostly Of literary men and artists.
Later n congress of Scots was held in Fes-
tival hall, at the conclusion of which a
special concert of Scottish songs was held.
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LONDON. Aug. "a Bangkok corre-
spondent of the Times telegraphs as fol-
lows: "By Admiral Humans command
the captain of the French gunboat Lion
has made an unreserved apology to Cap
tain Mcleod of the British cruiser Pallas
for having steamed down with crew at
quarters and guns out upon the Pallas,
which was lying outside the blockade
line. Captain McLeod's prudence and
coolness alone averted an armed conflict.
This and other similar instances of the
Lions conduct justified the Pallas in pre-.
pairing TO prevent being taken at disad.
vantage"
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wAsHisGroS, Aug. i.-rhe department
of justice has ordered an appeal from the
decision of Judge Davis In Southern Cali
foruia. that the deporting section of the
Geary act is unconstitutional. Act
ing Attorney General Maywell has di.
rccted Cuitci States Attorney Dennis at
Los Angeles TO represent the government
when the case on appeal comes up FOR ar
gument. This appeal may cause the " hole
matter to be again brought before the su.
preme court at full bench. when Justice
Harlan comes back and Justice Blatcl-
forTs place is supplied by q new APP
pointee.
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BLAND And HIS BILL
H, Proposes 10 INTRODUCES a Free Coin
ass Measure First Thing.
THE QUESTION OF RATIO
Henderson OF North Carolina Has
an impossible Scheme for
Suiting All Hands-Ready
for the Fray.

WASHINGTON. Aug. As soon after
congress meets as II becomes practicabe,
Bland. the leader OF the silver forces IN
the house, will introduce q ball embotying
the views of the silver men. II will pro-
vide for the repeal of the Sherman pur-
chasing act, and substitute therefor FREQ
coinage of silver at the present ratio OF IL
10 |. THAT" said Bland, Twill be tho
ground upon which We will make the fight,
although there has becu no definite plan
agreed upon" He recognized that men
could honestly differ as to ratio. but that
was matter that should be settled in the
party itself. Upon the use OF both
gold and silver rs money at
parity. the democratic party could not diff
fer. IL a compromise measure increasing
the ratio is reached. he said he saw no
reason why the present dollar should not
be kept In circulation as IL was now. He
proposed, however. with all his power to
resist any increase in ratio.
Representative Henderson OF North
Carolina has plan for the adjustment OF
the silver que stion which he holds out to
be satisfactory to persons who wish TO sec
the democratic platform declarations car
ried into effect without creating divisions
in the party. This might be accom-
plished. he thinks. by passing a bill re-
quiring the absolute purchase Of a certain
proportion Of each metal per month and
the coinage of all the metal purchased.
Congress might from time to time change
these proportions as the needs OF the
country seemed to require, and thus ad-
just the circulation to demands.
Dockcry OF Missouri, the leading MEM
ber OF the committee on appropriations,
tonight pla nted himself squarely upon the
democratic platform and said he proposed
TO he guided by that document. He was.
he said, an advocate Of double stand
and aud paper money convertible into
either gold or silver. Savers Of Texas,
also member OF the appropriation COM
mittee, said conditional repeal OF the
Sherman law was what he wanted, and
all that congress would give. He favors
free coinage at a ratio to he agreed upon
by the party.
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ARTISTS WITH The GUN
Annual Tournament Of the Missou.a
Rod and Gun Club.
SCORES OF THE FIRST DAY
Fine Weather. Fine Attendance and
Fine Shooting several Marks
men Present From Other
Cities In the State.
Special Dispatch to tho Standard.

~. a.
siissolLN' aug t-iuo mrs' aunua'
Iourhaneh, OF '''e Missouia nod anu "un
s'uo opehed un's morning uhuer vac most
'nvorap'e auspices "nue ,ne OUTSIDE AZ.
.e"uahee was hot as large as nao oeeu
eAper'eu' ,ne eh'hns'asm OF .he ciun
'no'i"ers af'' 'he'r guests was ~ concer'
p"cn throughout 'he eh''re uAy' anu ,ne
spor, pro'ed '" DO OF ha'ure euNrei
Satisfactory 10 ai' Inc oay was eneeeu-
'hey peasan'' 'noush ~arin' anu ,ne az
'ehuance was consiueraoy nrso. '"a" ~
customary w contests Oh 'his Niuo'
ine regular proerainne was preceoeo
py sweepstake' ~ singles ~ entrance'
a"a '' resu'sa as i"'io"' S, fo'
nogers, rerguson' N".a'ns o' o'e.
Vens'"e' 90 JACOBS OF pu''e' 'o~n ot
Lite - F'casa"os Oh he'e"s' Jones' f'
rue programme io' uie uay was ueh
taken UP win '''c ao'o",n. resuns'
,.ninars sweep ~ s'neies' en'rance zee
si'o,' Nno"h a"gies harr,'y' ~ Co~sn'
'aco's' % siarA Oh o'esehsve, W
'iace' u Jones, ara, ."
OF Ne'hsr'' o nosers' y, "na'a', " peu
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CRISP AND THE COMMITTEES.
The Charm snshtps win Depend ON the
Tone Of the Message.

Tone OF the Messsge.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 4.-Speaker Crisp
authorizes the statement that there 10 no
basis whatever for any one OF the many
reports circulated regarding tho appoint
ment OF chairmen Of committees. He has
not decided upon n single appointment
and will not for several days, GER
iainly not before the arrival OF tho presi-
dent aud Secretary Carlisle, and probably
not until the caucus shall have officially
designated him as its candidate for
speaker. He does not expect TO announce
his committees until eight or ten days
after the organization on Monday. He
may make an exception OF the committee
Oh coinage. but has reached no such de-
termination rs yet.
The speakers sole aim is to do only that
which will be of the greatest service to the
party, which means cooperation with the
administration. The truth Is that all de-
ponds upon the tone of the message. n
Cleveland shall confine his recommenda-
tion strictly to repeal. with no hint of sub
seauent legislation in the direction OF BIZ
metailisn, it might he considered wise to
pit Cochran against the redoubtable
Bland, in which event Cochran would
leave the ways and means committee to
become chairman OF the coinage commit
tee. If. OH the other hand, the president
should deem a more pacific policy advisa.
BILE. II might bc considered wise to permit
Bland To retain his position, If he should
caro- 10 do so, despite the opposing ma
jority in his committee.
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that anything will he done with the tariff
at this session. as congress would not
have time. II is exceedingly hard TO tell
whether tho session will he long or short,
and IL is extremely hard to foretell any
thing concerning IL. hardly think con-
gress will have the time to adjust matters
SO that IL can adjourn in rs short time
as 10 days, as has been sug gestcd."
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priyefighter Taylor Dies.

DENVER, Aug. i.-As a result of brutal
prizeiight al the rooms Of the Ramblers'
Cycling club, Bobby Taylor. the sailor kiG.
died this afternoon. The flight lasted -
rounds. aud was decided draw. Tay lor's
opponent was "Kid" Robinson, whom
Taylor had defeated in previous fight.
When Taylor began dressing after the
fight, he suddenly tainted and remained
unconscious oil night and to-day he died.
Bat Masterson, referee, and Manager
Carbroy are under arrest.
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BLooMisGroS, ILL.,, Aug. i.-Vice Presi-
dent Stevenson left this evening for
Washington to be present at the special
session OF congress on Monday. To an
associated press correspondent Tonight
lac said: "trom adyices have received.
IL is my opinion that the sherman act will
bc repealed. but as TO any substitute. l
am not prepared to talk. l hardly think
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VIII Not Follow suit.

CHICAGO. Aug. i.-The Union Pacific,
Rio Granic Western, Denver a. Rio
Grande and Colorado Midland have de-
cided not to put in effect second-class
east-bound rates from Pacific coast points
to meet the reductions made by the Grca,
Northern and Northern Pacific.
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Md Russlnns.

LONDON, Aug. S.-Russian newspapers
show great Indignation on account of the
tariff action taken by Germany. They
had predujice aroused on both sides and
may enRender excitement likely to create
dangerous political antagonism.
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MILWAUKEE, Aug. 4. 49, Washington
Reckcr. as receiver OF tho Wisconsin
Marine q Fire Insurance Company bank.
has begun suit in the superior court
agains, John l.. Mitchell, David Ferguson
aud John johnson To collect unsecured
notes aggreeating $4,000.
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He's q Crook.

LINCOLN. Neb.. Aug. 4.-The trustees of
the Wesleyan university in this city. have
selected DIR. Isaac Crook. late of the
University Of the Pacific. California. as
chancellor to succeed Rev. c. L. Creighton,
resigned.
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Plenty of small Currency.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 4.-Trcasury off,
cials state that the treasury is prepared to
supply all tho small currency wanted and
the lack OF such currency IN certain Sec
tions Of the country is accounted for on
the theory that much Of It is being hoar,led
by those who receive il, thus Withdrawing
II from active circulation.
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Os,res Ar. Indspendent.

GUTHRIE, q. T., Aug. i.-The Usage In
dians refuse TO treat with the government
for the sale of their reservation of nearly
2,OOO.OO) acres. They are weil-to-do, with
nearly i.oJo acres each. and don't want to
be crowded by the whites.