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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18
Annia De shrrinIn.r.

tn" New Mexican says This niNnu"u
Jnde" N"'Nis declined I" approve IL" h"ni
If II & Himself NJ sheriff un the ground
that "all appointed officers IN IA" tern,
tory mas, h" commissioned by the gov
"rnur =" The court said the bond Was all
right "xc"p, that It wnS not accompanied
10y commission. and the court holds
that ia" organic act requires that such
commission must h. presented hrfor,. il
has authority to approve.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18
IBted at the IsSspItai.

Frank Ruthrr, section boss. was run
over by hand car IN SUNDAY at Amhoy,
near the Ne,"llrs lie WAS brought Ia
the lnrai hospital whrr,' he diei shortly
after n"nn yesterday The ~maius will
be buried from Strong'S nj : o'clock IA
morrow. IA" lutrrm-nt being at Fairview.
Deceased Wac aged about ~ years, and y
member Of san BernArlino l-lgr No. "a,
| q O. +. The local lulerr will take
charge &c the funeral.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18
Precautionary,

a detail u tr",ps accompanied ia"
stag" winch carried the mail "n sunday
morning lINm Fort wiugat- To- wugutr
station. II Was rNIrrtrd that Armstrong
the notorious outlaw. would taxi alVAn.
tax" "f ia" opportunity I" hold up the
mail carrier on that "ccAsIru, II hriug the
urrt mH,l out after pa! day, lie is the
one though, e. have hal hand N the
garrison some two weeks ago Mr. II T.
F"N, II thiH rliy, was n passenger ~ iHr
stag"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18
Aitnr az era I!ou.r

Manager Davis ~ ia correspondence
with managers "f COMPANIES hukiug t.
arr skipped hy Ia" Light "f the Mrn,
Dee II, Turkish Bath. bee. l.. Barlow
l'r,s. January III Snd II SUR Thing On
February 10th The titles 4 plays "t'"r.
81 iniirat" that comedies Il "a high order
will prevail for time" Barlow Err. or.
gAnIlntinn ln,lng 1T u IninslI,,l mrlrr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18

In the winter ~ lN'l, Wade, the
barber. aud for tim" dealer in buffalo
fish, orgnni,~d minstrel party II twelve
aud utArtei On lril - the small towns
ON the Atlantic n rHclhr They made the
poiuts To winston, whrrr Wade. who hal
charge II the rash hoI, changed his mind
and came back Ia Albuquerque sA'd
Joe Berry, wbo told u the trip, 1.-THE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18
Asn,.issraser's nssiss

Estate of Fannis n. I.snon. Noties u hsrsss
given Ia all persons interested that the an
sil ned vas on tbs oah day of Novembsr. A. Y
late wife. Fannie II. Isman, by the hoaor.bk
probste couFt fog BernAllllo ooanty, ksw Ass'
ioo, sud that he hss qaAiits-d ~ such
tate arc Required 70 prssent the sane within ~
time prsseftbsi b. Law for allowances. and A.
psssols OWING said estate are .rsqaire1 "a 49,
paymsa,. pereons Interested can have thss
barnard n hodsy. CLAyfOH LkEos,
Adminisl Fsiof.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18
nlsITlcI aourI.

WIN. Gl"sEnrr r'nnunc"d his allegiance
tn kairrr wilhelm aud was made u cI,i.
zen Of Uncle SANS dominion
Edwin ID Harper Va, Mary r., Harper.
chan"cry for divorce; decree pro ronfrs~
for complainant, The parties to this
caH" arr residents II Gallup
Mrs } Is. pickrnsnn ~. Chas Lewis
aud Nofrr Alexander. assumprt IN a
rr"misT'ry note; judgment 10y default,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18

arr your childr'n subject Ia croupi II
~, !nu should never h'' without a lnttl.
II 'tSmh-rlain'H Cough Rrmrdy. II Is
n certain cure for Group. AMI has never
hr'n, known Ia fail. II given freely Ar
's.' a. the crnupy cough appears il will
rr'y"ui the attack, II II the sol. reliance
With thousands oi muthcrs who hay.
ri"pry chillren, AMI never lirAnnn,n,s
th'm There In no danger ,u .lyiny this
k"n"ly in large AMI fieIuru, /, s,.s' A. \,
c"u'arrs nothing injurious "a ,,nt Lot.
'lrs Tor sale by y. IL. RugrDs a SON,
druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18

Further rr"rts rrm Drawer and Dis
APPOINTMENT, received last night state that
ih"r" hhr been itp serious alteration Ice
tween ia" NHNaJ"r aud settlers, although
,lrr' was band of my Indians of the
reservation "a n hunting trap These
lnrkS had slaughtered more gam" than
h"y nr'"l"'I aud the settlers objected Ia
th'rr r"urruin. tu -lay deer merely for
their hid"s III" NHvnjn- refused To- re-.
turn I" ia" reservation, asserting that the
ne"u, hal granted them pass Then
IA" s"'t"'r' s"ut for the Shrrih and Dip.
ty Tsld talked with the Indians aud IN
du''Ti them g. return within ta"lr own
limits durango Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18

JuArrI haH not recovered irpm lie To-
machl fright. over twenty scouts arr IA
the rei'idlr ~ Various uutrnstH, Will Tia"
military arr III readiness t" rrI"l any AT.
tack. Yesterday two Mrhlcsus, riding
I"nirr bearing American brands and arm.
rd with Wholesalers. were Rrr,'rt,si below
ia" city The M"Niraus clailn,Si that they
go, their HORSES at Eddy, hal been n,
work un the liam and had com" in .Iuary
un ~ visit III pnsn Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18

A report II = freight wreck near the
Atlantic a Pacific junction reachsi the ~
hre this afternoon and Clerks Walker
aud Butler went down ON a special 10
lunk into the matter. their Offices being
virtually l,~.-i Ia the outer world frr the
afternoon The trains are on time. 81 /,
cannot be- serious.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18

Freight M, 20 lrft the track four miles
ives, Of the junction ahnu, u""u yrs,rr.
day The train consisted uf California
pr"duc,s largely, som" cable wire rope
for ~ Loans WA among ia" wreck. which
detained ~" train due AT 7u',nck mt!l
past eleven. Noh"ly was injured. u for.
tunat" circumstance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18
stled for Iieeord.

u" United States Ia Frslerirk Mali.
son >m-, commission as notary public.
Fll"i ~ 3 u'clnck T., III, Nov. 10,
Fr,ul Huning and wIfr 20 SamurI COZ.
warranty Ia lot :, hl"ck J, AtlAn,ir \ PA.
:Inr aidItiun. S;ia5
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18
s,-hop HcaarrcL'- Appointments

Bishop k"ndrick will leave IA n few
days i"r NJ" south, remaining At Drminy
Nv" hours rn route Ia Tucson. wh"r he
Will stop n short time. II" will VISIT
fh~nh thereafter. conversation hring
held at 'nat place, Silver city and Eddy
Will l"' Visited before the bishop returns
n A,lrIu"rIur, Probably hvr weeks
will y" taken up In the bishop trip.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18
stI~d for h~rord.

A. Garcia To- Manuel iArcia. deed I,
r'"c" Il land IN "li Albuquerque.
N u frrgussun tu frln AMI Gr'guulH
Garria i" Romero, bargain and sale drc,I
t. piece IT laud ~ DurAnrs
Carlos Aruijo and wife to same, war
ranty tea pi"c" u land IN nurnu-S.
barbara A Mrr" I" El"ym Il M"nr
warranty w. fifteen acr"s II land in pre-
cin" l3, Sd,onn.
barbara A M"orr To- ElmyrA u. M"'r'
warranty {" lots . and 10, hlTk ~, y
NJ T. GO.
Frank R"ln H. WIN aud John MrSpar
nm, lts -, - aud -, biloxi 20, Gallup
Al-n frame dwelling thereon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18
4 sur~~ssrui Dry " asher

Jacob schwartz and NJ Y fn, who ~.
turn~l from Arizona yesterday, wher'
they wen, I" test the working IL the Dir!
washer invented hy Mir, schwartz, arr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18
pis,riet s'Surt.

Peter Tohin, subject "f irrA, Britain,
wan admitted /" citizenship
Answer Il + Frank vs.. &. II Egurr,
uf ia" Alliance Insurance company. On n
gArnishmrut dl~d T. W lAbS"n asks
f. Judgment.
Clerk Marion. assisted hy Il. Pinck.
n"y, ARE At work "a the pais'r AMI hacks
"f the district court, rtrA ghirulug mat.
trrs fr fr.sh start
Albert II >khmurr W Susan q SKID.
NOR, dlv"rc" proceedings Referred iui
taking further proceedings
Eugene = Skilmnr" Va Margaret A
Skhmup, d,vur" proceedings Referred
Tor taking further testimony
Cour, ahJuururd until lu"cl~k Thurs
day morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18
Hes,orra 10 citizenship.

ON certificate hum the I~uitrutlary
huarl the governor has r'stnrpl a. rtl.
N'u-hip ia" following uamri c"uvic,s
who hay" completed their terms uf sen.
t,ncr T.. I, Ohuncll. Grant county.
ten years for murlrr; Richard Curlrll.
Santa Fr county, two YEARS for larceny
Dudley Swiih, Lincoln ruunty, thpr
years t,r cattle stealing CHrpio Mnpu",
BrnalIllo county, three years for grand
laIyruN - New MrxIcAn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18

Mr. MIsrr, Tie postmaster NJ IirAd.
shaw, Va. after reading an advertise
uIrut II Chamb-rlain'S cola, Cholera
aud Diarih,ra rrm~iy. cour.uI,Si Ia try
~ small hottie ~ II. he SAYS II ur.Si
II IN twu caHrs fnr cullr and three fnr
diArrhra with perfect satisfaction,
hryr hAuilei and usci great deal ID
latrnt m,zlicine hut never tri,sl any tina,
lAv- ~ gmh results ~ this" For sale
10y 7 n, Burgess a son. druggists.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20
RIPLEY A BAD MAN
A Record Of HIS Unsuccessful
Business Ventures
BEFORE SHOOTING mAckAY
The sflsssrs Of W e. Hippo, ssace His
Arrival "a san tr@aei~4o = kos
Years HE WA. = fAupes.

cone-rnior rh1 s2<lisr history ef w.
c. kitp~g. The naan ~ho tFiei - kill
Eo1Anz. King Maekay az s'2n Francis
g. > short tlfne .yo. nat = great iszAi
eaa % sod. but frons the tsuse Of hssasrs-
vail 3sa Francisco III roosrd i pretty
wei knss~n- The poifre began sn IN
vestia-atton in., bis life ard character
immediately AFTER ia visits % james G.
I.aca. - y nom ne va for loux tins
= constant souses Of annoyance Tho
police kept htm constantly sasssxed
a. several weeks ~ prevent him from
carving Dis threats fnso as~rution
alppcy j. -evensy-sarrs years II ago
81 shisearpenter By oceopatl"n-
CspL Lres dug DOWN into bis reocis =
few days ago. aud produced The odd
macs rs<rsrd ia san Fr1rci-co. lie ar
risea there "a re spring ~ 1879 and
openea gs1cary a. ISL Mission street.
H hal vouex wife then. and she had
= voaac daughter bg forrner hus-
BAL air. EipFcy todd her neigahors
that they werc from Dsnser, Col. shero
her ausband bad failed fn the hotsl
bsssncSs. leaving tads-nents agAino
hirn ~ the amount Of several thousand
dollars Rippey AID not prosper IL The
g-oeery business. and q few months
l1ter ne opened restaurant on the
scnth sisle OF Market street. nea- Sew
eutiL Again his venture was un>ucceS~
70. ard he b<gan driving coal cart for
= coal dealer az Market aud Twelfth
str-et& soon after this hs had trouble
with an wife. who left him and ~
turned % Colorado. A year Later Rip
pey Engaged la the restaurant business
~ p Clay street. after which hs be-
came barkcepsr aid lookout Oh the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

Sporting men ase - lea - under-
stand John l.. Saiiivsns sudden friend
ship for Charley Mitchell. They arc
also puzzled over fss ex-chAnpton's
actions in introducing Mitchell To his
audience IN Hsslin's theater. 80. Louis,
and making this remarkable state
usrns: In this coming meeting INV
synpAthics ara with him lAitshslll for.
- . sporting man. don't think Mr..
Corbets Is on the level The only way
they can account for saliivan's change
Of base Il 10 asrribo IL % the tag fell
lows dislike for Corb<st and Suliivan's
aversion ~ being looked down upon -
back nuEnbcr" They believe that
the Bossonian cannot resiire that his
position In The sporting world Is entire
" Different from what II ever Was be-
fore and that he imaxines he should be
jrst a. prominent in the matter OF max
ing matches for the championship IS
when he wore the pugiiistic crown
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

Austin Gibbons. of Paterson. N. j..
whipped Mike Daily. Of Bangor. Ne. In
she Crescent City Athletic club arena NJ
New Orleans the other night II WIS
. bloody tightof thirty-one rounds. last
ing two hours and SIX minutes Daily
was not knocked on. but was too ex-
haus,ed 10 rise. and his seconds gave up
the battle. Tho men fought for q
stake Of 80. 600 and q purse OF $500.
SO Of which went 20 the loser. Glib
hons led from first 20 last. wore down
his man a. the mill went on and finally
settled him In his own corner with two
heavy right-handers on the jaw.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

John s. johnson. the bicyclist and
skater. has added two more records 20
his already remarkable list He has
now the best time for skating 100 and
iao yards The first distance be covered
IN 0 IS seconds and the second in iix
secondA Johnson will skate no mere
this winter. but take rest Of several
weeks before going into training for
his cycling carnpaigu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

The chaplain OF the Pennsylvania
house of representatives eloquently
prayed the other morning: THAT after
the struggles of this life are over the
members Of this legislature may all go
20 the land where there Is no winter. {"
Some of the members regarded this an
unkind reflection. but IL Is safe bet
that some of them will 90 there
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

Fashions top notch OF cloths for gen.
tlemen hammered down. Surprising
figures on Granello's stock Five days
only. f. s. PIERCE.
Mich. Trust Co. Bldg. Pearl street en-
trance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

steamer Mary Garratt running eo
Stockton In 1870 hei left the stcaner
telling his friends that he had made
considerable money in Bodie mining
stocks. aud that no could make more
money on Pine street than In steam
boating.
kipp.y claims THAI ne was worth
rle.0oo az that time. but those who
know him well say that he never bad
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-04-12

along. and in many instances were COM
PEELED to stop completely until the police
cleared their way. IL was not as big an
election as that OF last November. but 1t
meant as much or more TO Chicago. and
all Chicago was out at night to see how it
had voted during the day.
What Carter says.
Late tonight Mr.. Harrison said on the
result ait has been q great victory aud l
am gratified at the outcome. Nearly ell
the great morning papers of this city have
striven to defeat me by using their
combined influence and they have failed.
As mayor will fslsify the predictions oil
my enemies. I will show them that in
my administration of civic affairs ] can
be guided by the best interests of the
public. and that other considerations will
have no influence with me. My fret and
best efforts will be for the general good of
the city. Then shall consider the in
terests OF the democratic party. l
believe, therefore, that in advancing
and promoting the welfare OF
Chicago. will at the same time be adj
vancinR and promoting the welfare OF the
great party to which ] have the honor to
belong. As to what intend to do have
nothing to say. / will do nv duty 10
Chicago but will make no promises to
anyone.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-04-12

Both the method and results wher
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efFeotually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevsrs and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Cf Figs Is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and 40
ceptable TO the stomach, prompt in
It's action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances. its
many excellent qualities commend it
TO al and haze made il the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale in 50o
and 81 bottles by all Lending drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wiehes 20 try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup co.
san FRANCISCO cit.
N0UiSHllLE. ~. SeH E0RE ~
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-04-12

WAsH1SeroN, April i.-Tho president
today sent the following nominations to
the senate
James o. Broadhead Of Missouri to be envoy
extraordinary ard minister plenipoientiary Of
the United States TO Switzerland.
Bartlett Trip Of south Dakota TO be envoy
extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary Of
the United States TO Austria.l hungary.
Eben Alexander Of North Carolina to be EN-.
Voy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary
o. she nitsd States 10 Greece. Roumania aud
Serv.s.
To Do cousuls Of the 'nited States:
james D. Neal Of Ohio, at Liverpool.
Jamea st. Uobbs Of Georgia, ut Valparaiso.
q. .. Eoktord OF Mississippi. at Kingston.
Jamaica.
David n. burke Of New York. at rornam.
buoo.
Eigar whIddsn Of Maine. Al ST. stephen.
M.
Henry T. Merritt Of Illinois, at Barmer.
Asa %. Dickinson OF New York, At Noting.
ham.
brooke
Charles Iaesfsoll ol Pennsylvania. TO be ap.
prAisor OF mnfehaudiso iu The district Of Phila
dephia.
Paul Q. taIsau of North Carolina, TO be In.
dian inspector.
Combinations.
Tho senate has confirmed tho following
nominations
Allan b. Norss Of Michigan, consul at Glaa
gov.
q. W.. Cbnnosller Of Maryland. consul al
ilavfe.
George b. Parker OF New ork. consul At
birmingham.
samuel y. Morss OF Indiana. oonsul-general
OF the United states az Paris
George 4. billiard at Mississippi. consul.
general Of the nited States "a GuyAluil
saaton Norman Of Indiana. assistant surgeon
in the marine hospital s-fvies.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-04-12
ST. LOUIS REPUBLICAN.
C. =. waIbridge Elected Mayor by 5000
Majority.

C. 7. waIbridee Elected Mayor by 5000
Majority.
ST. Louis, April 4.--The election in this
city today resulted in victory for tina re-
publicans They secure mayor. collector.
council and most of the minor offices, if
not all. Cyrus p Wabridge secures the
mayoralty plum from James Zimmerman
by majority of about 5000. Zeigenheim
for collector and Charles NaRel for presi-
dent of the council republicans defeat
their democratic opponents by still
larger maiorities. The republicans it is
thought also secure every one OF the six
councilmeu and a majority OF the house
OF delegates. -Four years ago Noonan,
democrat for mayor, defeated Butler. re-
publican, by about 800 majority. the
issue being an almost unanimous desire
for change in the method OF administer
ing the city government.
For tho first time In the citv's history
the arts ocratic West End voted almost
solidly with the laborine class for Wal.
bridge. he having been Endorsed bv the
labOring people No n whole aud the West
End returns show an increased vote for tho
head OF tho republican ticket Returns
are coming in much slower than expected
and II will be very late before definite
maiorities can DO given.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-04-12

ferred. That man 10 Mr.. Ecliels. nomi-
mated 10 be- nptroller Of the currency.
MIR Eckels IL n well-known lawyer and Ia
highly recommended as a man OF attain
ments and legal learning. but there Is n
feeling among certain senators that man
10 hold such responsible position as
comptroller Of the currency should have
had a training as n banker. This official
reports IN manv cuses direct To congress
aud lie not responsible 10 tho secretary Of
the treasury. Ills decisions are frequently
final, and u not practical man in the
business. IL il claimed. he could. through
Ignorance, do the treasury department ma
inca culhhle injury
N In noticeable that the nomination
was not reported today. and 10 ia under
stood that tho case hna been referred by
the finance committee TO sub commit zee
with Instructions To- investigatc the quail.
iications OF the nominee for this particular
Office II IN probable that the appoint.
msnt OF Mr. Eekela was mistake and
that IL VIVA intended TO nominate him for
the position OF second comptroller OF the
treasury. Conalderab. q comment Ia caused
Ia the treasury department by the fact
that Mr. Ecklos, nominated for comp.
troller OF the currency, end Mr.. Tucker,
appointed deputy comptroller OF the
currency, both occupying positions re-
curing technical knowledge, both new 10
their duties, should be placed In an official
petition al the same time without having
any previous training thus leaving tho
work OF this important bureau practically
ia the hands OF under officials
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-04-12
somer. I.lected 20 conrrc...

MuwAuKER. April A. J. somors.
democrat, Ia elected TO congress IN this
the Fourth district over Theodore
OHen, republican. by about 200. The
election was 90 nll tho vacancy made
by tho election OF Col John l.. Mitchell
10 the senate. Returns from Wisconsin
citiea at midnight are complete In only a
few place. Judge Newman. democrat. IL
probably elected n the supreme iudgahip
by 1000 over Judge Webb, Topub.
lloan. Republican mayors were
elected in Eau Claire, 1anesville,
Baraboo. Washbufn. Waupaea Viroqua,
StouRhton, Edeerton, Riyor Falls, Hack
River Falls aud elsewhere. Aalhand'a
populiats elected O'keefc by n small ma.
jority. The mayors OF Madison. kau-
kauna, Manitowoc. hpon, kewauneo aud
Juneau will DO democrats.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-04-12
ARRESTED FOR THE CRIME.
George Richardson Charged with
Attempting TO Wreck Trains.

PORTLAND, Ore. April 4.-George T..
Richardson who dramatically tagged the
Southern Pacific passenger train near
Drain last Friday morning and informed
the conductor that the track had been
torn up. was arrested and placed in the
county Jail last night on warrant chsrg-
ing him with having attempted TO wreck
the train. Richardson was cut in the
breast and face and was badly bruised
when picked up by the train. lie told q
thrilling story Of an encounter with train
robbers who he said, nearly killed him.
TIE supposition il he inflicted the injuries
himself. Oct. IL. 1892, Richardson tagged
a Union Pacific train near Baker City
when II was about 10 run into q boulder
on the track. lie received a reward from
the passengers The COMPANY suspected
that he rolled the boulder on the track
but they had no conclusive evidence
Before Richardson was taken from the
hospital last night Superintendent Field
OF the Southern Pacific and the superin.
tendent Of detective agency had an in
terview with him. They sndeavored to
secure n confession from him and were
partly successful. He admitted that he
rolled the boulder on the track and an
swersd evasively when asked II he re-
moved the rail from the Southern Pacific
track.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-04-12

OSmpA. \, y, April AT tho charter
election 1T Oneida today the republicans
elected Frank G. Drake mayor by 81
majority l,ant year Fred Is, Cheney.
democrat was elected by about the same
majority.
SCHENECTADY, N. y, April i-Jacob
W. Clute republican. was today elected
mayor BY b32 majority. The republicans
elected two aldermen aud tho democrats
four This leaves the common council
republican by one majority, the same ~
u has been for tho past wear. The ropub'
leans have two supervisors aud the dem
oorats three ia the city. tho Same az last
year, while none of the towns have been
heard from tonight.