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Na0iucDcn.

@bicaso, 10. Sftober. - @elez
9entlld oes 9eitri9cn @bicaso'er Cages
auf Der 2Seltuusitelluns tamcn uter -.
bcsfGlle unO mebrere ScrmunSungcn
BON Seitsaiten Dor. Gbas. q. Glart
BON SuHalo. H.z0., uno S6os. 9ioz
bcrlon BON Sremeai. Wtiun., wsroen
BON &abelwasen" iiteriabren, Sobn
DrDoon Ourh Die Grploiion eines 0iOrz
icrs bsi'm 9lbbreuuen Der Seucrlpcrfe
set0Otet unO Sas. Otalcolm BON Dat.
lano, Gal, fiel in eiuem cpileptildeu
stnfall BON Der Srsppe Der ,Sntramls
rale8abn" uno iuaro tOOt auiaciuuSsn.
PolYiit Yatr. s 9GliHOro, wclber. tan
socr Noros@lartlaabe pon eiuem &ahels
lpaggon iiberfabreu wuroe uuo cinsn
8einbrud erlitt, iturb beutc frib inz
IOlge elmer glnlputation. SenrD llnoabl
iparo am Otorgen BON eihem &a9en an
Der Grie=9lpeuue, nabe 9loaltruBe, iiber=
fabrsn uno itarb i'll ySountg=SOlpital.
Die s3abt Der sablenocn eiubcr betrug
713.646 8erioncn.
Die 3abl Der Sertctten betrdst. 10
iuelt sS lid lett feitltellcn lGBt, 16, meis
items Scm ohncr Don S5icaQo.
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Gin ielbiti1ifricoemcs SdheIm

bet bic 3iiae bes 0anHes auT, Der Die iere. nit Der
nano 9emad}te, init SGpauHd 9eIuLte uno nit Sumaz
ira 9eoedte nWideI=lr="S iaarre raudt. Sr ieotr
SlEibt ais gut 9araEtrt. ie nertbp ouiic SS,tmi=
Scuts=S isarre i'm Dfatftc. 8eriudea Sic lie ais
Shr ertes gciddft beute irub.
81. - Der,
(243') Tr. 222, Cit=SaItim reitraEe.,
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3e6du0fund.

Spesifite 6silmittel fiir ipeSiTiidle 0eiben.
1. ept;itidacr 8ur1us, bel S6pddbezgusfIii.
fen, Sersfopien, 9hdenibmerBen uip So Die enselns
Ghatttl; Der politduotse 9urus nit oreI Shahtsln,
rcteno auf DisHate, $40.
2 Surtms yr. H., fur T7anucri6tpddIe.
Gin. S6aht. fur einiadt obtr irihe iSdae SO; orst
Sbadt,ln iIr iapere uHo aHonuernoe Sdle bel DtaH'
nern iber ben nlttlercH SGbreH, itDadeH Seuttn nm
SIS iur brei Wouate-
B. MISUNDERSTANDING, bel uriuz, SIaiens
uHb Borneboriicn=S S.itnerbeH Cine Shodhttl 81,
slp,I Stbadteln So. brti SdatteIn $40.
A. 6raitigcnoer &nrlnS, belonoers 9eel9ntt
ais 5tdrtuns tnr Yeroner, peIhe Su bsrattsH bea6s
fidItieeH. Cine Shdttel 81, orsi Shatt:lH $40 lur
6rei Ulouate
5. 8IutreiniaunassR ssRuripS, GtropbelH, uEs
reines guit uifu. Gne Stdbtel So; oreimonntlthe
Yebanbung opsI poler 9uriu5 SO.
93utb NIT 3eusniIrn unb Ssbrau4sanneiiuus sras
tis. Dian idrclbe an:
DIR. HANS TRESKOW,
Er. 822, SroaOusS Rsw'9srS R.'e
fSO0-l
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Giicubabn- itnsIii6.
Gin Sug Der ,. .DittsbnrszBor @asnez 6 bieas
ap'er Satn" eitfaIelit=M6t Snntc

sort M anne. Sno., 10. Sttober.-
Die er'fe abtbeilung pes 3uses Nr. Der
rPlttsbnr9-6 ort sSapne.@hIcaGo'er Sabu"
entaleilte, wahreno iie bnrh Die Citation
@hitina. so Dteileu meitll0 uou bier. iubr.
Idt Periouen pnrben set0Otet, oaruuter
9ofom otipfihrer @balitp mo l5eiser s&arner.
eououftem Sreen lit i1wer uerIegt. 9iGbere
yiadrld)teu iehlen bis lett.
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6ro6e
bemokratifds Maafnssrlammlung
sur giatifi,irnua oes staotzSidets
Sonnerftaess sMbeuo,
oeu 12. eftober,
auf bent Natbbaus sauare
an Sit.Seruetou.,
spiit.n Der sOIIioupz uno gapsstrab.
Die Suraer Saltimores pero,n brinscno aufseforz
bert. @ einSufiEo;n uno Die brenzcnbsn 5asssIroseu
erOrtsrt su boy.H pom
ahtb. Sames Ssoces,
b,r prdfoi,,n milo,
ad,tb. Miber @. Garutn
pon Gentui9.
mdib. Sobn N. auen
Ton guhiippi.
Adtb. :. 6. Satrobe.
Stn. u. Gabcu Bruce.
ad,tb. Snbor 8iasner.
srn. Soiepb 7hpmpfom.
afd,tb. SaS. 8. 9refton,
Md,tb. Ghas. w. TirIO
mo gnotrsn, osren Hamen lpai,r befaEHt sematt
ip,roen.
2Sintsrs Wluiit=Sorps Iieiert ole DiuIt.
Stsinn I'M llor
SIN 9lditra3c
earrg @eues Rnif.
(242 d 9Soriiber II. {. 10
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Sriefbeforoermns natJ oent 2tas=
ioIt0e>

Tiir Die NIT Oem IA. SItober enoen0e
ISOLDE idlieBt Die 4uHabme Don Srieieu fiir
iremOe ganotr i'm beTgeH Yollamte piiHtts
lit, luie iOl9t:
Diltipod) 3 llbr 2lbeuoS; fir Sermu6a
per : ampler pSrinOco;" TIr Jtallau' N.s$.
uno ,SantaQo, Cuba. per 9pir. DJttaaara."
9onuerrag . llbr 4beuos: illr Sortunez
Sslaup, 5amata uuo Seremie.
6reitag-4 llb- 9tadmittag5I tIr 6raut'
re1d), Die SGweiS, Stalleu, SPantsu, Bors
tuQal uuo DIE Surfel per OanpTer uVa Gas
coaue" pia 'Saure. IS llhr AbeHoS: fir
europa PEI 3p1r. pgucauiu" ula GueeaSs
tonu (Srleie ilir SranireidI, bic Sdmeij,
Stalieu, Spanleu, Yortusa1 uno Die Siirfei
mlliIeu pe: pyucauia" beSeidInet leInl; 1ur
europa per ampier uNri; pia SueenS'
tolun (Srleie miilen per pNrBoua" be5eld>
net lem. llhr IbeuO8: fiir China Iuo
Sapan per lampier Don Gan Srau5iaco.
8 lIbr glbeuos: ilir SraiiIieH uno Die ga
Ylatazgdnoer per Oampfer rStrabo" ola
Ie1nambuco, SabIa, JtiO Sauelro uno
Sautos (yylefe iIir Yara uHO eeara munen
per yStrabo" bsseIhnet lein); fur ct.
Shoma5, 81. @rolr IND Die 9Slnoparoz
SSnelu per 2ampier pOiaOiaua;" flir SeHea
,uela uuo @WacaO per 2ampfer pSenes
iuela;" fir St. Domingo uno Surp5
3slanO per 9ampier vGtOr9e gS. Glgoe;"
fir Gape COLONY uuO !iataI per Oampier
yStoru-Slug" pia @apetOmu.
Samitag-8 llbr Abenos: fir INitralen,
yteu. SeelaRo, 9aluaIi, iSiIi unO Samoa
per Sampier u9u gan 6ransl8co.
Die Boit iiir 9ieuiunolano ldllleBt tdalidl
nm 4 llbr yiadmittu9s. SeOeu SOnntag
uuO gtrnuoh, IL llbr gia6mitta9s, ilir
Cuba per 0anpfer Don Sampa, 6la.
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Derielbe 1T elm milb.s 2arirmittel
unb Elm Starfungsmittel iir bic 8ers
bauuugsorsaue. 8enn Sie Simmons
2iuer 8esuLator ncbmen, 10 i0rbsrn sic
bic Geroauung, re9uliren Die @eipobn'
beiten oeS GOrpcrs uno permeiben Silto,
fiat unS llnperbaulidfe,t.
rMeine6rau lit beitis un8eritppiuus
unb Suiten, welher BON blutelben Biles
6egleitet mar. Na6 4zmomatlidem @es
braud bon SimmOns 2iucr 9tesulator
1T iie pollltanoi9 furirt unb sewinnt
tdqlid on Strait un0 SSlcii9."-W. 9.
eesper, Delaware, Ohio.
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9lIpa Snbbaro & Comp. baben ben
@ouiraft sum 1eaen beS Sohnlises uon
ShOmaS %. Sent III Slsblauo-Y Bart, Dto.,
erbalteu- (243f)
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Grfur5ipns Siuete ip.ro,n am O., II
%SpeSiaIsua

Gpuue, tag, Den II. Sftoter.
Gbiabrt Don Der S,iueu= Station I'M 7.43, BON Der
llnions tati on I'm 7.4S, BON Der Ycnuipl panias
WOennc= Citation I'M 7.53 uno sSulton Citation
nm 7.55 Sormitta9s.
Jiidiabrt Don Sagerstoipn I'M $40, bonn QusiteIz
Iunssplat nm 80 llbr 2Ibenos
Ruuoretse 81 10 einid1IiebIih bes gintrittsz
saae fabren oirsft mad Dem Ineiie lungs
gia5c.
sill,te ituo bis ;uul ID Sttobsr iiir Die idfabrt
eiiltie. (242 $50
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Die "meflide 9AlarDlanarr Dabn''
SS&Sssss - 1sal4rInTs

9roEen
WarNlanocr Staatss uno &a8erSs
fotpncr sSair
Sienftaa. GIitttppd,. Souucritaa uno ssrcitae,
ben TO-, IL, IL. uno ] 3. Sftober 1898.
Mufreacuoe gscttrcnu II ieocu Saa.
Gles intereiiaHte ipeSielle Nitrattouen.
GrfuriipnS Siuete psrb,n am o., TO-, IL, IL,
uno 13. Sttober perfauit.
0eselmdsi9e 3dge fabren Don Der pileuzStation
un az unb s llbr Uioreens uno unl 4O2 yiddlmitz
tags, an Der Union. TeHnipIpauia apcnucz uno Sui
toI= Citation aHhalteno, ab.
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We;tnct,,tprS.


@ttD Of Merico, 10. Stt. -
Son Der GitD Of ct. 9riitotal lit ioz
sben Die 9fadridt cingetroiien, baB Der
General Wtauuel @5cambur, @oupers
neur beS Stuates Gblapa, biutsrllltis
ermoroet .uuroe. &Gbreno ser @cueral
IbenOS bel Gil9e iuB. ihoB Gin Snol>
plSuum nit eiuem Gepolper our6 Sas
6enlter. 9fidt wcniser, als - &uaeln
0ur9bobrten oas Ser; Gscambor's.
Die urla6e oes Wteudelmorbes llt niht
gang flar, bod 9taubt man annebmcn
5u oiirfen, baB ein fribcrer 0iener ocs
Generals, Der BON oicicm iummarii1
entlahen wurOe, Der Wi0rOer iei.
@ermti@te telesrapbiid,c sepcfd,em.
- Gtta Gum uno Soiepbinc 0rc0er
BON Sadlonulue, Slls., muroen gcltern
BON einem aSuge Der 8abalbzSabn"
iiberfabren. SRI. Sum maro iofort &C.
:Ootct uno SRI. Orcilsr tOotlid uerluuns
bet.
- Safob Serltncr, Gin anardiItiIder
6suerfreiier aus 9tOdeiter, 9t.<Y., uno
Der eisentlide @atte Der 9(nardi ltiu
emma @Olomauu, 1T wcgcn Otebltabls
5u oret Sabrcn 3u6tbuus pcrurtBcllt
poroen.
- Senrp De 98olf. Sdaemciit.r Ser
pSQinoller @entralbabn," itarb gsitcrn
friib plOeli9 in Der Citation YarfzJtom
an elucm Ser3Ihlaae.
- @cor9 @eiBenbcrser. ser ilHdtise
Sdaemellter Der pfatBOliihcn gSobls
tbati9feItSz9rielIi uon Columbus,
SbiO, lit 9eltern in Gpansuille, 5no., !,
arretlrt worocn.
- Die 2ci3s, pel9e perltammclt Dor
GINGER .3eit im GberofeesStrip aciuuz
ben paro, lit ais Die reS 9ipitzSnscz
nieurS S. .. YOlf pom 9cnpcr, 9ol.,
iOentiii;irt worben. Dian nimmt an,
OaB 4Olf UNI ieines @eloen gSilen erz
l9la9en iuurOe.
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N0iemtbQl'S,
Ir. z, ss sscrin 81,

Tr. z, ~ c It e ! II q 81,
Habc GbarlessStrG6e.
gillr fir unGetimmtc 3st cHpi,bleu mir iolscHoe
9rtlfel ais nrtlide Bargains:
Is Stu6 ldl,uer gcrtppfcr SeHgaltu Seioe
in Stllp0r;, Jtoi1, Nelblau. NslariH, GsIb, Creme
&C. All ocm eriaunIid billIa,n YI,ls Don 3755 6ts.;
pormaliGer RreI5 % Gents.
&arririe Scioc 5H 50 GcuIs, uorjI9lite Guas
Htdt.
3Sz;5Qiae Sturn=S Sergc. Glau. braun. blau.grilu
luo idluaI5, su SO ecui3; mar ME lUeHigeI, ais
50 Gents.
3S=;oliae gSbipeoro in alleH 6arb,u 5I so 9ts.
Ter Brcis iiir oieie GuaIltdt mar rs Geuts
46zs0aige Strac, iebr icIn, 81 55 ocnte.
RetnpoleHe Soenrictid Sudle IN 0eTlhieoencH
Ear6eH, 40 3ol brett, iir 30 Seute.
5Iz5olise ~aoies Tune Su IS Sents; Elm ibos
rer grtifeI uro Hht Su tbeu,T iur / Dollar.
100 Stud 9auneHsSettoedeH fuI S3. s.; pors
maIigcr Brels $3.50.
unisr SIoat 2epartement lit in ioldler Reiie
oiioriirt, Dag mir lptrtlId leoeu uricrsr Suubrn in
ISsis uno uclItdt SUiIsoen teleH foHncH, iOlUie IN
SpiReEzYOrbauaen,
9oriiereu, S3.s5 bds Bnar; SC. SO lUeu6.
gSOuocdeu tBlanketsl,
Siidbiudls Sinuer,
SaUoindlern,
Serpietteu.
so Stud eiu iuenie 6tidlmueter luei6er Biaues
gSrtfoP6eu iur S2.35; I'M gNcItbc Don $3.50.
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&eiunobeit lit Meid,th,tur.

.Meine gang. @eiunSbeit, ia, mein
gan3es 2ebeu, tann i'd lasen, psrbante
i'd Simmons 2iuer 8esulator. @. 8.
Wiljsu, @eIbsrn, 5la. ~
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Ser Sentide Correspondent,
SdsIid, pohertlidl uas Sonrtass,
Gainc, Cigentbiimer uno 0scoafteur

2dslid, ipohertlidl uao Sonrtass,
q. Nainc, Cisentbmmer uno Hcoafteur
(9todhioIser uon s. 9ainel,
eiomefzGde Sattliorc=StrGBe Unb Boi=Sfficc. .gpc.
Breis bestdsI;dlen SGattes, burcb 9rdeeT b.Torst.
121 @ts.; taaiide uno Souuta 40 =Ine aabe is
Gents pro SSode, 3dbIhor bic bas Satt beoraerben
3rascr:.5daiid, nebf Genntassz zaIms "a be unt.r
Seit i'm serbdItnis; fir bic p1d,cafit,c Mus aa be
nit Sonntassbidt, portofrei, nit abSus tiir @Iubs
$3.50 pro SGbr, ran irsenb einem STtt o.s Snlans
pro Sabr.-Sas bette uuS btuiaite ocutjdie Sfatt
IN Cen 1ii.tsi= NIB SIoitaate1.
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NernDpfml1g

tff bic uriat,e alier &rant6eiteu. Gie
sntitsbt Ourd cine trdse 9sb.r uno 1T I'm
Gasemelnen BON
Appetitloitsteit,
franfbaftem 9npfidbmers,
fd)ledjtem 2ltJetn u. Z. 10.
bssIeitct. lin Seritopiuns srfOlarsi4
bebanbeln 5u fOnneu, sebreuden sic
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1infere Seoinattneen.
so GtS.bieWoh ooer$2monatIit 5ei $50
$1.O0Die 2Sode rOer "a uouatlif bel $50
S1.5OOie 8Ode oOer s6 monatlld bsis1OO
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The German Correspondent,

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6bteasocr Saa in 6bieaao.

Ius unferer seitrieen 9. Woraen. ausaa D.
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so Stud ein meris 6eidrueter lpei6er Biau
Scitoe6eu iur S2.35; I'M Yecrtbe Don $3.50.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-06-23

a number Of years and he has many
friends throughout this section of the
territory.
The Dimmick Brothers are still taking
out very rich silver ore from their Silver
Cell mine near Pinos Altos. Some of the
richest specimens ever mined in New
Mexico have been taken out of this mine.
Two specimens are now on exhibition at
the Worlds fair which are purer silver
than the silver coins of this country. As
says made here before the specimens
were shipped showed them to be 920 fine.
"A. y. M. Railton, of San Francisco,
CAL, is in the city in search Of his part
ner, who is prospector and general min
ing man, named William E. Brown; the
latter was in or about this section some
seven or eight years ago. Mr.. Railton
has visited nearly every camp in the
southwest and also Colorado and Old
Mexico in his search, which so far has
proved in vain. He offers to pay liberal
ly for any information leading to his
whereabouts, as the transfer of large min
ing interests to syndicate requires
Browns signature.
The new pamphlet recently issued by
the P. I g. I. Co. is as near perfect in its
statements as is possible to make by &C.
tual figures.
Mr.. Walter Kinder received his boats,
seven in all, last Friday, and Sunday the
people took advantage of the beautiful
day to take row upon the lake above the
dam in town.
AL. Fowler and Lou Shattuck, of tho
artesian we'll force, came in Wednesday
and will at once commence to put the new
pipe in the well preparatory to sinking
500 feet deeper.
Another killing occurred at Phoenix
yesterday morning, one Billy Evens, a
half breed Mexican, being the victim.
The murderer, another Mexican, was
caught in the act by Deputy William
son and Jailed. He will have his hearing
shortly. -
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-06-23

Goepfert and Mrs. Goepfert. The sc.
riously injured are: Rose Gray, Horace
Gray, Arthur Jones and Walter Nc.
Mahen. Complete details could not be
obtained MP to late hour, but it is
probable that at least twenty persons
have been killed and thirty business
houses blown down.
Des Moines, Iowa.--A cyclone passed
through Adair county southw ct of here
last night and devasted q strip quarter
Of mile wide. "A large number of farm
houses were destroyed. A child was car
ried twenty rods through the air, bat es-
capped unhurt.
Macon, Mo.-A terrific wind storm oc-
Cured here last night. In Macon. great
damage was done to buildings and shade
and fruit trees. In the country north of
here crops and fruit trees were destroyed
by the wholesale. The large brick resi-
dence of Charles A. Norton was struck by
lightning and was then demolished by
the wind. Several of the inmates we're
injured.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-06-23
THE DEADLY. CYCLONE.
II Deals Out Death In Kansas, Iowa
and Northern Missouri.

PERRY, Kas.. June 22.--The most de-
structive cyclone that ever visited eastern
Kansas passed through Williamstown
Jefferson county, last night. 1t was hall
mile wide and six miles long.
Not house, barn or tree was left stand
ing in its path. II was accompanied by
a terrible rain storm and midnight dark.
ness. Eleven dead bodies have been 80
far discovered and it is known that at
least fiYe more wore killed. The dead
are: Z. F. Evans, Emering Evans, John
Hutchinson, Samuel Kincaid, Clara Kin
caid, Sadie Kincsid, Walter Kincaid, Eva
Kincaid, William Kincaid and Samuel
Stewart. Their bodies are all horribly
mangled. Mrs. Hutchinson's arms aud
limbs we're found in tree mile from
the house, Eva Kincaid's heud was severed
from the body. Three persons are
known to have been fatally injured and
many others are seriously hurt. The
fatally injured are: James Baker, VIM.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-06-23
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Presidential Appointments4A Grave
Yard Whistle-Paying Interest.

WASHINGTON, June 23.-The president
has made the following appointments:
Darius 81. Tngraham, of Maine, to be
consul of the United States at Singapore
Straits settlement.
To be consuls of the United States:
W. s. Campbell, of New York, at New
Castle, England; John R. Mobley, Of
Texas, at Baraco, Cuba; William Il.
Kemmler, of Ohio, at Hargen, Switzer-
land; Charles H. Benedict, Of Minnesota,
at Cape Town, Africa; james A. Demor-
est, of New Jersey, at Brockville, Canada;
Joe Lindsey, of Vermont, at Costicook,
Canada; Henry M. Smith, of Virginia,
At Fuchau, China; Thomas q. Jones. of
Kentucky, Fuchal, Madeira; Jesse w.
Sparks, of Tennessee, at Piedfas Negras,
Mexico; John b. Coppinger, of Illinois,
at Toronto, Canada.
Benjamin Williams, of Alabama, to be
commissioner to negotiate with the Chip
pewa Indians in Minnesota.
A GRAVEYARD WHISTLE.
President Cleveland is watching with
much interest the numerous efforts being
made by congressman and newspapers
to poll members of the next congress on
the silver question. As whole, the re-
turns have been quite satisfactory to the
administration, and they support the
confidence the president has begun to feel
in the improved condition of Democratic
opinion as to the necessity for repeating
at once the Sherman silver purchase
law.
1t is understood, however, that Secre-
tary Carlisle is still far from satisfied with
the prospect. He has no doubt that
majority of the house wilLfavor the re-
peal of the law, but he does not yet see
that there will be a sufficient number Of
votes to repeal it without a stipulation
from something else as the price of ap-
peal. What, with the members who will
not vote for the repeal and the other
members who insist that repeal shall only
be granted on condition Of the repeal Of
the tax on state banks, the secretary is
unable to express perfect confidence in
the action of the house.
WILL HELP BUSINESS.
SEQ. Carlisle has instructed Treasurer
Morgan to anticipate the payment of
July interest on the per cent United
States bonds and the Pacific railway
bonds. Checks in payment of interest
will be placed in the mail Sunday after
noon, and all the sub-treasuries in the
United States will be instructed to cash
them on presentation. The total interest
on both sets of bonds will aggregate
$7,534,O00, of which $1,900,0o0 is for ac-
count on railroad bonds and $5,634 600
for the per cent bonds.
The action of Sec. Carlisle is taken to
relieve the tightness in money conters, ~
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Thrusts at the Whisky Trust

PEORIA, ILL.,, June 23.-The suit of At
torney General Maloney against the
whisky trust will be heard in Chicago to-
day. Some new and startling evidence
has been discovered by him bearing upon
the case. Well-informed parties say that
the result of this case will be the forfel-
ture of the charter Of the whisky trust
and that the attorney general will further
show that the title of the trust is null and
void to the distilleries that it claims ia
own.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-06-23
reary's Boat at philadelphia..

PHILADELPHIA, June 23.--The steam
sealer Falcon, which is to convey Lieut.
Peary and the members Of his next OK.
pedition to northern Greenland, is ex.
pected to arrive at this port to-day
After taking on board the material 70,
the house which is to be constructed a,
the winter quarters of the expedition
and the miscellaneous equipment and
stores, she will 60 to New York and take
on board two tons Of pemmican and
the provisions for tho expedition, sail
ing directly from New York for her desti
nation.
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Menaced Nv Flames.

PUEBLO, Colo, June 23.-Serious forest
fires are raging near Beulah, Brecksn'
ridge and Cripple Creek. Great damage
to property has been done, but, so far,
no loss to human life has been reported.
The town of Beulah is menaced by the
flames, and the terrified inhabitants are
desperately fighting for their lives and
homes.
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Vicious Wine.

vienna, June 23.-An epidemic of sui
cides has broken out in Buda Pesth and
other Hungarian towns. Seven cases of
suicide were reported in Ruda Pesth yes
terday. Cases of insanity are increasing
in number, and the lunatio asylnms are
full. This is attributed to the drinking
poisonous concoctions substituted for
wine, which has become scarce through
the ravages of the phillixora.
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Won't be Removed.

WOODLAND, CAL, June 23.-Superior
Judge Grant has decided in favor Of Sac
ramento and against San jesse in the
capital removal case. The constitution
ality of the action of the recent legisla-
ture submitting an amendment to the
constitution allowing change Of capital
was tested in his court.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-06-23
The Cardinal VIII Preside.

BALTIMORE, Nd, June 2S.-The COM
mencement exercises at the famous Gal
vert hall, Baltimore, will be held in the
Gymnasium hall to-day. His Eminence
Cardinal Gibbons expects to preside
Mayor Latrobe is to present the diplo-
mas to the graduates. Ex- Gov. vii.
liam IiBkney Whyts is, to deliver the I'D.
dresa
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CONDENSED NEWS.

Fred L. Kent, cashier OF tho First
National bank, of Ellsworth, Mo-, has
been announced defaulter in the sum OF
$4,000.
A careful estimate of the late Senstor
Stanford's property indicates that its
value is somewhere in the neighborhood
of $35,OOO.OOO.
The Columbian Liberty bell WAS cast at
Troy, N. Y, yesterday. Mrs. Cleveland,
at Gray Gables, pressed the electric but
ton that sent the material into the mould.
The merchants of Tonawanda, N. Y,
have wired the governor asking that he
order out the national guard on account
of the strike troubles which are daily
growing more grave and complicated.
The steady increase of strangers at the
fair Is becoming more noticeable each
day, and the daily attendance is growing
at rate that conyinces the exposition
officials that the enterprise is destined to
be financial success.
The death sentence of seventeen Ameri-
cans connected with the American college
at Marsovan, has caused considerable ex-
citement in American circles in London.
Several English members Of parliament
have taken the matter up and intend to
make representations to the British gov
ernment in order to get pressure put
upon the porte and have the prisoners
removed to Htamboul for fresh trial.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-06-23
Oh Olera.

LONDON, June 23.-One hundred and
eighty deaths from cholera among the
pilgrims in Mecca took place yesterday.
These were in the city alone; of the
deaths along the way to the holy shrine
there is no record. Men drop ont of the
caravans and die by the wayside unat-
tended, unburied. Tho suffering, dcstitu-
tion, heat and filth are undescribable.
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-::-BRIEP WlRINGS-::-
Gold Coming.

CHICAGO, June 23.-The report that ST.
100000 In gold had been engaged by New
York banks and was to leave England by
steamers converted very weak grain
market into strong one. Wheat and
corn both recovered from depression
and grew Armer.