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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-26

The case OF the territory W. Walter
Cook, MHgdslena saloon keeper
changed with violation u the Sunday
law, aas argued IN the supreme court
this forenoon, +. V. Chavez representing
Cook and Solicitor General Bartlett Tor
the territory. The case grows out 81
he Cor,esy test case IN which at the
last term Of the supreme court forty -tv.
saloon men in Sororro county undertook
u test case to break down the Sunday
law and failed. Cooks attorney entered
u plea 81 guilty IN the lower court. but
Cook r"puila,ed ,hls and asked the
lower court To get nsld. the plea. The
rase comes ny on the polut M to whether
~ plea ~ guilty Ia cases OF nlsdenlsan"r
may b, entered by attorney and not
ec.ssarlly ~ person. New Mexican,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-26
ruE ~,mooL soAas.
ftnsarr .en,mttte~ aeeL,nH Au-r
suS l.leeus~s

The city school board held mppt IA
last nlsht aud disposed II III" 'ulluW ng
business.
Tn. nnanc. commit" W. 4. tito Rot
lowing report
Firat-W. find there are NJ l.nst tive
aud po eihly three ten atAa ttsrut
porsts limits ~ the rty Who are retail
ing hquut S,thuut a. Territorial license
thousu the virik stHt,s that ne has cI.
deaVur,d 80 .. 1T
Second We had tier" IT, hot - gam
ing Gus" ~ tie C,ty payfuH trtItuti Al
gam ,ir"i 49,, although ,Lr r.rf u las
ht,eu. ,itcd 10 m"Ns ,uii.c...u,.
ltes Itdiig thsae mhi ~ W. cannot
c-urufe H." abuV- uhmru uilirhiS, since
nu complaint has b-sh made ngaiuet
theSr d1lingusnts OF vlulHtufs
Tie object ~ these perrUns ~ g. com
pei the authorities ~ brin. euit H. col
l"ct, Thereby testing the gaming law.
w" bclieNe the prup-r cuurs. ~ this
board IN To- secure pusttivs evidence
agar ~ all NiO,atUrs ~ tho gaming law
~ tue employ ment ~ at attorney Or
That sI~o,iic pntppse, and further, that
1t y" IT," duty ~ SAID attorney to TAX.
prup"f Steps. leading tu thr Indictment
~ tUr"d"te by the grand .ut! THIS We
do recommend
Nforrlrg g. the matter ~ creating a
depository tur -" funds ~ the board
Hould state Ne have intrtvipN "a the -.
totals ~ the banks ~ the rity aud trd
FIRST That neither - them vii p,,r
mt a. uveidrn or .Uah ut auy Rtud at
,fcs"ut
Second Both hauka agree 10 FURNISH
bond when funis amount ,u enough t.
Narrtnt
imtd The Bank ~ Commerce Viii
pay iut't"T' IN daily balance ut the rate
= TER cent per Rnuum.
Fourth The FIRST National bank will
pa! per cent per Arnum upon daiN
balances on ~ amount not i"-a than
s1,lO. Respectfully submitted.
j T. ELDLK.
The matter ~ hceuses was referred H.
the finance committee Tor further ~.
v"stigatlou.
The building ca mlttee reported that
the contractor who built the school
houseB had refused 10 make certain re-.
T. 'irs III accordance with M agreement
which the board hhs with hun.
!, Was decided H. hold the SESSIONS ~
tue high school N the First ward build.
inR during the coming year.
The rules and regulations were re-.
vls"d Tor the annual report, whicL will
soon b" Published IN pamphlet form.
BlIis allowed DAILY C1zES, $3.50,
Tunes, 500, NJ. Il. liuWard, ELL,
Naudell brrs.. Al ~
MlsT Rosa Dryer was elected ~ tenet
'r to I'LL the vacancy created 10y the
~ Miss Caroline Leach.
\. u johnson was elected as mem.
D"r nt tie board IN place Of ". W. Pope
frrIgued.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-26
Aaethsr Outrage.

On the night u the llth o. August
,hra. ma-Ked men entered the house OF
Fabian Brlto, u Mexican living near
Puerto de Luna, and tortured both Brito
ami nis wife 10 make them divulgs the
hiding p.c" u their money. The rot
l,.r. got a. "a. Lac Vegas Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-26
rHk RAILROADS


consolidation % the Great Northern
and Northern Pacific IL rumorrd.
The editor 1T the Eddy Current had a
rencounter with conductor named
Moore, and the paper asserts that the
/ conductor ~ n brute.
The pay checks ~ the men laid OIL by
the santa Re road have arrived but tho
employees OF the road have not been paid
up to date Tor the past month
/ The railroads have arranged fpr four
harvest "Ncursions 30 the south w.st. /
good many people wall take advantage
of the half fare rate 10 come 10 New
Mexico
The electric railway has penetrated
even the instness,s Of the ryrule,,,
mountains, n road twenty seven mtl-s
long being projected bet~een R,Na aud
plnlola
The Atlantic Il Pacific trains from tho
~eat, on account " the washouts Alung
the line IN Arizona. failed - arrive lnat
night and thus morning, They will get
IN, II Ii reported, about o'clock this
evening.
l.ate adyices from the line " the
Santa he, Preecott ~ PhuuN rallrond,
says the Phoenix Gazrtte, ar. that tho
grade has been practically Completed
into Skull valley, eighteen mlles south
" Prescott.
one Of the ln!ustIOes Of latter day
ra,lroading IN seen IN the abandonment
OF certain Missouri Pacific trans be.
tween topeka aud Fort Scott The
abandoned trans are the only ones
which stopped II, the little town 81 liar.
r's, which few years ago voted s2O,.
90 III bonds on which /, IL still paying
the road iuterest
The Central Traffic Assoclatiun has an.
nounced Tor the Grand Army encamp.
ment open round trip tickets may lie
sold at cent per mlle September !, !
aud 1, from all points IN Central Traffic
territory, and September > FROM points
IN lD U! Indianapolis to be good going
only OF date Of sale and returning sep
tember 10. No stop Overs allowed. The
Western Passenger association has le.
cid-d to sell to the visitors TO the Grand
Army encampment at Indianapolis the
the regular Worlds Fair tickets 10 Chi.
cago aid with them an extension ticket.
THE BUSINESS will be handled IN all re-
spects exactly ~ the Worlds Fair travel.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-26
" an,rd TO Hang H,- uo,h-r.,n.La,

Last night Officer X, T.. Rnse arrested
and took 10 the station house w. Is. {.
Miller. charged with beating hls wife
nni trying TO hang his mother IN law.
II seems that Miller was out with come
u the boys and purchased himself a
lighting jag, lie then wen, home labor
ing under the impression that he wac a
whole Denver mob organized Tor the
sole purpose Of hanging his mother.in'
law and went ~ far as TO place the rope
around her neck IN playful mood. The
w,f. interfeted and was chastised, Il III
pasu Tribune.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-26

Jung made ~ the arrangement u tie
hons"' hut no" everything IL ngaiu ~
.hap", the hotel office Las L,'eu triitt.d,
the rooms throughout the hunse removal
ell, and th" travelling aud local public
Wtll heuceiIrth Or entertained m lire,
less sty l".
Rev. james \ Mruud aud son Rob
80 are back from Chicago, The re-.
nialadct 1t IA" family Will s,ey IA ChI
,'sD to ~ tur"" Weeks ,puger.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-26
t.allnp s.IeantuRa

Gallup hDs - live ana working Good
irmp,nr 'udsa
c. L. Kennedy ia buldng large
- - huu north ~ Gallup
the c,'y a"Ii If down forty live Zee,
Mater Ma reached 1T iifty feet.
Geo. ". Smltn and family have re-.
lIru"d tr'm wet 20 California.
Mia. Borden lsctufed on temperance
l""'rri lu ina cod miners At Gibson.
Nnt,r uut bunting Capt, j, Il. Lane
u't N,tn an ncyl"u. aud one Of hls ry -
,',- puWd"r burned
iue town II Gallup vi vl'" on Sept.
"a o." proposition L. issue $1,000 IN
u..d- 81 put ~ lud control water
ant.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-26
speak w. ell or HuVn.

Judge William Burns, formerly ~
Kiug-'oo, Sierra county. has = tcly ~
sc,uc,d h.ms-li IN Albuquerque ss dep
u,y internal revenue collector under
Chns. NJ. shannon. The judge - known
to the boys out this way M Billy, and a
,ru.r friend or more perfect gentleman
would De hard to lind. Buco--s t0 you
Billy, in your new sphere. SIlys' Cny
Enierprls-,
Mr.. II. J Mayers, u Oakland, Md
sa,s; II have sold thirtsen Bottles ~
Chamb.r!aln's Cough Remedy 10 day
aud am literally sold out. THIS ~ the
largest sale on record u any one prspar
atlon IN day over our counters Il
gives the best Satisfaction u any cough
medicine vs handle, aud Nc . seller It
leAds I'll other preparations IN this mar
ket." For sale by T. II. BuTg~ss and
bon, DIR ugslsls-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-26
"rHaqunr,.r-.e-- n,,nar, ,..u,.,.
ALnrSrGHQrn y NJ Au. L., lsu3
General Orders, No.

~t'rtlN
! Owing 10 the gkrat .tfe-. ~ the
money market the duufs - tie Institute
wIll - open - day cadets.
2. The humber u day cadets 10 ba
United ln thirty.
y tad"'a must enlist on or before
S'-pt. 10, lS.D Enlistment murt bc Tor
the scholastIc year
Iobarcu aud profanity u any form Is
prohibited The Use ~ the cigarette
SUBJECTS n cadet To- immediate rNpul
stOn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-26

|, The Institute RaUulanc. Will call
each week day murnIIg At IT." residence
~ the cadet At 5 o'clock, ami VII. re,urn
'Im 20 the came ~ Oh - N.
The uihcrt ~ the day - hereby com.
mhuG"i not To receive Hby cadet into the
ambulance at any "thcr point save b..
lrsldenc". II shall b- the dnty ~ = e
officer ~ ia" day 10 deliver sgch cadet
w. the door 81 his home on his return
from th" Institute. tets not dee rius
10 SUBJECT themselves tlis regulation
c"d uot Apply,
! III" Huthpr'tl and taeppuslhiht, Of
iv~ luatItutr clJ-,s when the iii ,ar II
b." dah returns the cadet tu the prntrc
ton u hS home, aud not unt,l then.
elCIluN m
Cadets Rrs requested To- give two
hours "H"h saturday morning 10 Ia
sp''rii'u ~ ARM aud Dress Parade
,'adrts pup '--ly Hlmpnt.ug themselves
IA the du'y SUBJECT themselves 10
tmm"dlr,. expulslpu Ry order ~
Rom \ tiusa,
Col. and Supt Goss Milltnry Institute
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-02

A Story PurpOrting to Give the Inten-
tious of Mgr. Satolli.


The Minneapolis Journal prints a sensa-
tional article on recent developments in
American Catholic politics. which it de-
clares comes from the highest authority.
Archbishop Satoih. the papai iegate. left
Minneapolis Monday night for Washington
after having spent several weeks in the
northwest and the Journal declares that
the rebellion of Archbishop Corrigan of
New York is to be punished and in a very
diplomatic way. The head and front Of the
offending of the archbishop of New York
has been his refusal TO reinstate DIR. Burt
sell in his original parish. or one just as
good, In spite of the fact that he has been
admonished to do SO by the ALLOCATE. Be
mind this refusal is said to be determine
uOn on the part of Archbishop Corrigan
not to yield to his authorities. 1t must be
either this or resolve on Archbishop Cor
rigans part to resign from the archdiocese
Sultation with his close friend, Archbishop
ireland OF st. Paul. the leader of the liberal
wing OF the American Catholic Church, has
determined to go to Rome soon and lay the
matter Defore the pope with the recon-
Hlehuat1on that a coadjutator be appointe ed
70 assist the archbishop of New York In
the management of so large a diocese
ms action, II approved by the pope as
there seems every reason to suppose will
be, VIII De equivalent to the removal of
ArchoishoD Corrigan from the active ma n
agement of the affairs of the archdiocese
Inc Journal hints that in case such action
was taken by the holy see II is entjreI,r
probable that Archbishop Ireland Womb he
coadjutor. "ouio DC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-02
l0WWD[D P[gPTWME.

What it? 1t IS concentrated food for use in every
of sickness 1t contains drugs 1t is not patent
medicine nor proprietary article. 1t is beef, Pure
beef immensely concentrated. Nor is this all; il is
rre-deested. that the most delicate stomach will
retain it. As it is already dgested. be gven to
the sick with the certain knowledge that 1t will pass
at into the blood and sh the patient LIQUID
Peptone should be sed IN Of typhoid fever
in every OF scarlet fever and in every case of
diphthera. Remember this II you are run down or
weak from any cause try Liquid Peptons; 1t will make
you strong. If you sick. very sick, profoundly
sick 1t will bridge the critical period your
disease. Ask your doctor about It, In ordering be
sure and ask for Liquid Peptone made by
my3-wks3m STEVENSON JESTER, Phila
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-02
KT-kLJN AGAIN ACTIVE.
They Wear Red shirts and MASKS and
Are known by Numbers.

News comes from the riOrrtlins near
Dunlap. Tenn. of raid by genuine Ku-
klux. They were dressed in rel shirts and
wore red masks and white trousers with
black stripes. and called ~scn other by
numbers They surrounded the house of
Lafayette Grimes. dragged him out OF doors
and beat him dreadfully. infiictjn;S perhs DIS
70 tai injuries. His young son gave the
alarm and two Grimes brothers fired on
the KukIux as soon as they released their
victim. One Of the men hal an eye shot
out, a second was seriously woInded and a
third perforated with shot
There was a woman in ,he case Grimes
objecting to mis- stepdaughter receiving at
tentions from one Of the g1rS Warrants
have been sworn out for seven Of
the raiders. one of whom vas recently
a rrested for murder but released!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-02
THE .POPE's ENCYCLICAL.
DR.. McGlynn Says That 1t Enunciats
the Principles of the Single Takers.

the Principles OF the single Takers.
In an interview in New York Dr. Nc
Glynn speaking about the pope's encyclical
letter said:
I'VE should rejoice that his holiness so
recognizes the importance of the matter of
labor question as to write encyclicals on the
subject.
In this one. If we may judge rightly by
the synopsis. his holiness has said exactly
what the single tax men have been claiming
all along as the foundation principle.
and to work. AS a means Of procuring a
living he has a right to remove every OBJ
stacle to HIS work and get the value Of his
labor.
Il think 1t is fairly to be deduced from
that saying that when men find that there
Is monopoly which prevents his access
right to set about 1t by legislation to re-
move the unwise laws which gave to q few
what God gave to US all.
This Is no new thing to Catholic theology,
but 1t comes at particularly opportune
moment, when, as the pope says, all Eu-
rope Is in the throes of an immense up
Il am particularly glad that the pope has
rehabilitated word which in it's etymology
is so closely related to society, 1 mean the
word socialism, which has become a small
bugbear when really 1t is very good word
and means the doctrine OF those who are
seeking for better social system.
The pope shows that socialism is not a
thing Inherently wicked. for he says: Nor
should ii be forgotten that many who
range themselves under the banner of So
cialism repudiate everything illegal in the
program of anarchy. accepting only those
things which regard the revolving of the
urgent difficulties of economical and politi-
cal reform demanded by the exigencies OF
society. The chaff must be separated from
the wheat and just demands must be salts
fled II still more terrible upheaval is to be
avoided
IF may say 1t, am only too glad that
his holiness has baptized the word social
ism and made a Christian out Of it. As to
what his holiness says in regard to strikes
there are some obscurities. which may be
due to hasty translation. I should prefer
to wait for the authorized text"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-02
SELLING WATER ON THE HOOP.
A Unique Swindling scheme InvOlv.
ing Gross Cruelty to Cattle.

Unique Swfndling scheme 1nvOlv.
ing GrOss Cruelty to Cattle.
The early hours of this morning were
spent by Humane Agent T. NJ. Porter
astride Of a high board fence at the East
End stock yards watching for the perpe-
traitor of a cool species Of cruelty against
hundreds of cattle. Mr.. Porter has a war
rant for the mans arrest. and some Phil
adelphia and Chicago capitalists who have
been flling their purses out Of the suffer-
ings of dumb beasts will be deprived of the
help Of a faithful servant for some days.
1t Is charged that certain companies are
making q practice Of sending car loads of
cattle through from Chicago to Philadel-
phta without giving them water, in order
that on their arrival they would drink an
enormous quantity and their weight SO be
Increased by fifty or sixty pounds each.
enriched. The run from Chicago to Phila-
delphia requires usually about seventy
hours. and the originators of the unique
scheme were not without reason in think
ing that the cattle would have time to cul-
tiyate powerful and profitable thirst.
10 properly execute the plan they had to
OF the cattle. 1t is customary to give them
water at Akron, Ohio. and at East Lib
unloaded, but at the East End stock yards
there are several huge troughs to which
they are admitted and allowed to drink
tween midnight and morning. and here 1t
was the task of the men in charge to pre-
cede them into the yard, pull the plugs
water For weeks. 1t is said, these drovers
have carried on this sort of thing unde-
tected. 1t finally reached the ears of Agent
Porter. and for several nights he lay on
top Of the stock yard fences watching
them and securing evidence. He describes
dreadful. They would rush to the troughs
TO fnd them empty, and would then tram
pie one another under foot to lick the wet
boards.
Agent Porter made one of the men put
the plugs back in the troughs a few nights
ago and got from him a statement that
his employers had ordered him to do as
he was doing. The fellow begged the agent
not to prosecute him. but the society, when
the case was reported, decided it was
necessary to make an example of some
body. II Mr.. Porter gets his man he will
be heavily fined.-Pittsburg Dispatch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-02

While soldiers were filling projectiles with
ecrasite. the new Austrian army explosive
in the military committee building, in the
heart of Vienna yesterday, an explosion
occurred. Two of the soldiers were killed
and several were injured. The fact that
only slight damage was done is explain ed
gram OF the explosive was stored there
The citizens are indignant that explosives
should be handled in the center of the city
in the outskirts is equally available for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-02

have your money back. No other medi-
cine of its kind is so certain and effective
that it can be sold so. Is any other
likely to be "just as good"?
As blood-cleanser. flesh-builder, and
strength-restOrer, nothing can equal the
Discovery" It's not like the sarsapa-
rillas, or ordinary "spring medicines"
At all seasons, and i'm all cases, it puri-
flies, invigOrates, and builds up the whole
system. For every blood-taint and
disorder, from a common blotch or erup-
ton, to the worst scrOfula, it Is perfect,
permanent, guaranteed remedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-02
Lawyer Marsh's Disappearance Ex-
planned,

James Thomas Marsh. the Chicago law
yer. known in that city as a promoter Of
business enterprises. who mysteriously dis
appeared from his boarding house-the Will
ton. on West 9th street. New York.-in
January, 1881, is dead. He died according
to Mrs. II. berwick, a former Iandlady
penniless and alone in the Roosevelt Hos,
pitai in March, 1891, where he had gone 70
be treated Mrs. berwick further states
that after his death she advertised the
fact, and that. on response to this adyer
tsement, a Mrs. Gage OF Chicago called and
had the body buried in st. Michaers Gene
terry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-02
CHICAGO HOTELS.
OCEAN TRAVEL.

RThUR ". ROBSON
"A Steamship, PASSENGER and Tourist Agent 6l5 18th
st. y. ". Telephone 1854. branch Of Baltimore Nd
First Cabin. Sec1 nd Cabin and S.ee-axs tickets By
all steamship lines To Europe. Asia, Africs. Australia
and the West Indies
Also TO Boston: Providence. Norfolk. savannah and
steamer outward return.
lists rate sheets and plans OF steamers fur
nished on application.
AGENT FOR THOS. COOK SON
Estimates given on tours to any part OF the world
Drafts issued In sums u suit on Enxland Ireland
and Scotland.
Foreign express and custom house broker. Agents
In all the principal cities Of Europe. Send for In
structions How 70 Ship" sp10-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-02
BALTIMORE q OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule in enec, Juyp. 1891
Leave washington from station Of New rs-..v
For Chicago ana Sn1ss rna v ,rss
S5ess trains II IS m. o Il. $40 i2. s. ntsht
sifrsp,,y cor o,sn Cor nss.-neers. n y IN.
for rittseurx and Cleveland. sIpy-ss daily iLssA
Eor Lsrinston aua Stanton. -lo so.m.
For For TT nr. and Wy s;.siOps - sopT
fsrous sd . Memoirs md Is sn.Sa S.'
for Rs'ti.c s u e n sv,. ~. ,znae,ru
q 90 IS mingt:sS .scs 81 70 n Siooo q r ~
!sa' "a sG 90 III i 81 20 ana s. s 10
3eo "a e a. ssco 1dsc. q %. 80. - o. o.
For .snssor., : and si > Z e ..m. ral5~it.,
70 For rros.Sck 100 10. III ?, az .n
For Eae.rsto~n. -Io 20 a. ", and tAsop.mL
tia Is "a 90 fs'S IS so'H' Eos 90 III i,
For T.ssingson Junction Nd nosnt., "a y,
a.. si.,,on. ors,. train. .cPviny :, .tnc.
for Bay R,ase. w-ef asys' ni5s W ana q - = m.
Roysfs bny I II ;na rna s S.s iSSI
a. LSr s g; I'd rs S.S r9,s o,Sn
6: oo D,.iss Carr 90 M 80 D. m. sis.psr cs..
ofen g 10 90 o'ciockl.
fcr Boston % sm a. a Nth FUN puin.n
Inc Car rnnnins THROUGH to Boston without ehsa~,
'roa.sntseIsis bridge landing pssssaeers in b saf
For Asi:,tic CITY. 10 90 Z. m. .nale 90 noo.. ss..
tErcept sunday. Daily. ssunasyo only.
s.rr.r. Gala, ,,Lrpre,. trsies
.sa is:i Ss ss s:s.s: e;
Cen M.n.-.r p.lo SAAs s, :, s ~. s-,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-02
Lease OF the 4. aud o. Cancelled.

The lease Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
and Southwestern railroad TO the Newport
News and mississippi Valley Company
has been cancelled The lease was can
celsd by reason of the new state law pro-
hibiting companies. associations and cor
poratiOns of other states operating any
railroad in Kentucky until they have be-
come corporations of this state
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-02
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