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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-12
Senator Hale's Speech.

tariff bill, directed hisattack largely to the benefits it serred on Canada. He said:
 Before, Mir. President, going into details touching the remarkable provisions of the bill let me say that I, in common with other sena- tors and with thousands of the American peo- pie, have studied the bill with painful atten- ton in order to find oft any reason cause for its provisions akd am compelled to say that from this study three things become to me ap- parent:
 First-It iE, bill to protect the south and to punish the north.
 Second-It is bill for the benefit of the Eu- ropean manufacturer and producer at the ex- pense of our manufacturer and producer.
 Thrd-And this touches my own state. It is in every paragraph that deals with the products of the Dominion of Canada, as brought in con- petition with the products of our own people along the Canadian border, a simon pure. al most unadulterated bill for the benefit of Can ada and to our corresponding hurt.
 Senator Hale criticised the makeup of the finance committee, charging that the Wilson bill was committed to the hands of three or four senators from the south ern states.
 He then went on to compare the pro tected products of the south and to show that the bill protected rice and sugar and compared the protection of these two ticles to that given to hay and lumber. He COntinued:
 do not hesitate to charge that. as affecting this region of our own country, this bill is made up after a fashion that could not have better satisfied the Canadians had committees of their oyn taken the subject in charge d R; ii led their own schedules and duties. ":n ia- aware that in making this statemg ..n as suming a grave responsibility, anG r:3.iuly should not make it if did no; be-; >.' .I,:tt study of the bill hears me out in th'>-'"o as SertiOD.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10

The publisber IL the Gallup Cleaner
has eold ou, the pcople Of Gallup, ge,
ting $3.50 from the o,ero crowd for his
dAstsrlly act. II is hardly necessary Ia
state tina, the Cleaner does NJ, represent
the people 81 Gallup In tu double course
No one questions the RICH, of tina, paper
to change n course every day, but
whom II sell- gu, 10 the opposition for a
each consideration II has no righ, to lie
abou, other people The Cleaner says
Pedro Perez and the rrpublicans have
made promises To the people Of Gallup
which they 10 no, intend Ia ful6ll H.
this the Cleaner lied for . cash consider.
alton from the enemies II the town ~ Gal.
lup. aud the people IL tina, toSn know
this to b- gospel truth.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
A s~r,ss. lisimAt q 20.

Shanghai. Nov. 8 The British officials
here have sent ui,imstum Ia the viceroy
dema nding the settlement ~ the Chung
King affair within seven days British
demands are thai Ta"tai shsng he dis.
missed and degraded. II th~sa demands
arc no, complied with within the sp-cided
tims rsprissls upon the part Of the Brit
Ish hset are thra'sned On August 4th
Ten T.in dispatch announced thu.
thirteen japanese soldiers, who had been
tprcibly removed by the Chinese from the
British steamship Chung kIny wer- ~
turned immediately upon tn yicerry Ii
Hung Chang being notified. and II was
Add-d that the vieeroy Apologizsd 10 the
British consul On August 7th . dis
patch from Shanghai Aunouncsd the ar
rival th-re Of the steamship Chung King
aud the captain II that vessel gave his
v-asion of the affair. whieh gave 4 .
more serious asp-'t The captain said
that while his ship ives At Tung ku on
the Gulf Of Pc Chlln, Chinese ,oldiers
went on board Tor the purposs Of ssizinK
japanese passengers They found sixty
japanese. mcstly women sod childrea.
Tn. Chinese purru-d the Japanese all
over the weasel, hound them hand and
foo, and aung them over on the wharf.
L, Hung Chang eventually. upon pro-
tests Of the British conssl, commanded
III. japanese u be rstursed on board tho
Chung King and ordered the ChInsss col.
diers who made the raid 70 be- severely
an m ahSd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10


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Inc circus pr"Pef o""menees WIN
grand ~ ectacular processiOn, after which
th, performance begins In dead earnest,
"a an. .v.. IN r.. -, ,x,. a, a,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10

To- AsristAn, Secretary 81 the Navy
McAdoo mus, b- awarded the gold m-,ial
for Assininiiy, ~ far ~ the speecl es IL
the present campaign are concerned. MIR
Meade" recently wubhlrl his under jaw
at Parkrrsburg. W. Va, with wnol ~ his
theme, aud this II VIVA, he SAID concern
INK this great American staple prWiuct
Wool IN one Of the essentials IL mo-irrn
life. The people II America Abenlu ely
need aud must have this pr"iuct ~ the
backs II our sheep. This being ~, let us
r-- what protection has been doing In
the vast h-ldH aud prn,r,-s II the ives,
aud snu,hwrs, AL AMERICAN GREASER
and couple IL yellow dngS will take
care "f 10000 sheep, yet for years. under
republican rul". that party has h-"n
l.vyIng n tal upon CO., 1000 Amer aus
for whAtt LARGELY FOR THE pro
LECTION ~ THOSE YELLOW Dogs
AND THAT MEXICAN GREAsER AND
HIS BRONCO PONY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10

decision vas handed down u was found
tina, thu, able judge had joined In . lie.
cision reversing his former ruling apd de.
elaring that the court bad jurisdiction.
he argument In the case II Marshal
Charles Clo~-on w. the hoard ~ trustees
u the town of Cerrilloe. vas conclude 4
Thursday afternoon and the decision ~
III. case vas deferred until the pex term
~ court The practical effect ~ this
state u things IL Ia leave Closson In PIE.
session - the office ~ town marshal until
the expiration " his term. The rvason
Ter pus Ionem-ut % the decision vas
the fac, tha, the court Was equally divh.
nj on the question involved and II " III
ry-luire the rrrs-nc- u. III. dfth judge,
Judge Mclaughlin, To reach . conclu.
sion.
The supr-mr court then adjourned for
the term. II will not reasonable again
until neat August
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
NEW COMPANY.
Or AIMED 10 Develop the Rio
rurrco Ouniry West Of city.
WORTHY Of slC' tSs.

A group IL gentlemen from the eAs,
nav h,-n -uinuruiug here for ia. las, two
49, ks. looking over Albuquerque and the
Rn Pu-rcn valley. The result ~ their
visit will duuitl-ss rebound very much To
the benefit IL Albuquerque. The ahairp
4 the American Colonization company are
u"~ put On n surrr footing and the work
prev musly h-gun by the Colonization
company will now be pushed W compile.
tnn.
Tber' IN M question ~ the profit in ir-
rigation enterprises in New Mexico, and
there II No valley that offer more Attrac-
trn IN the way II profit than the Rso
Pu.rco valley
Our ry.a,i-rr have been quite familiar
With the efforts made IN developing that
BEAUTIFUL valley and our citizens generally
hAv. bored for it's success Great credit
~ due the promoters aud organizers 81
tina, enterprise. not only for the sagacity
displayed IN selecting u beautiful spot for
their improvements. but for the energy
and perseverance, with which they have
push.-t Il.
A nes company has beet orgs mixed,
cAll-si the Western Homestead and Irri-
CATION company. which has taken up the
bu-in.ss of the American Colonization
company. lie officers are; Peter Nc
Ch-sney, presidents L. Bradford Prince,
lire, vice president, william whitford.
second vice presidents W. l. McMas,-r,
s-cr-,ary; N. Tygert. treasurer X ".
Th"msn. general manager.
They have n capital Of $500. 200. and
among tn. shareholders Of this new com
pany arr many men Of large means, now
otherwise engaged, but who shortly ex-
p-ct 10 brcume citizens Of Albuquerque
The backing this company has insures i,s
succ-sr aud the people II Albuquerque
generally vii be glad " sec that valley
dotted With thriving homes
DIR n. Tyg~rt, the treasurer Of his new
company. has Alr~ady located In Albu.
qusrque with hia family
Mr.. McChrsney ieft yesterday fur New
York CITY. Ia close cut HE business with
AN idea ~ Of living here.
Mr. Tbomas snd Mr. McMAs,er left 90
the same train for Chicago.
Mr.. Thomas We count 40 resident here
and the latter gentleman announces bis
int tion OF sHn changing his residences
Ia this sun y elm. Success 10 the new
company ami the gentlemen at its head
I Ariiclea 81 incorporation for the a,ovs
company-ths Western Homestead q Ir.
rigati"n company-have been aled with
the territorial SECRETARY. denoting general
irrigation and for manufacturing pur-
po~-s. The capital stock Of the company
" $5OO,0D, and II is orga nixad 10 run hfty
y-Ars The principal Office 10 81 Albu-
querqu-. The following arr named a. d.
r-ctors; J.. Bradford Prince, OF santa Fe
Ev.us W Thomas, Of Albuq cirque
Georgs l. Brooks, Il Albuquerque; Petar
McChesn.y of New York Oityj william
whitfori, IL Nutlcy, N J ! Martin Ty.
g-r'. Of Albuquerque, and Vim. l Nc.
Master, OF Chicago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
. New ssua pany

The Mogolion Telephone q Telegraph
company. which 10 organized for the erec-
ton Of Telephone and telegraph lines and
exchanges throughout, New Msxioo. sspe-
ciAlly IN Grant and socorro counties. have
hled articles II incorporation with the ter.
ri,oriai secretary. The principal Office Of
the COZ pauy 10 Al Silver City. and IT 10
stocked At $iO,0 o0 In shares OF $iO0 each
The contrary 10 10 run 70, fifty yenrs.
The directors arr: Felix L-sv,ck. OF
D-nv-rj Max Schultz. James W. Giile't
and william A. Smith. OF Silver City and
Joseph b PalTevlyer. ~ III Paso.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
cor LEGAL lnserest.

The case u J. ". schoaeld. receiver
Of the Albuquerque National bank. W.
Montague Stevens et al, decided Thurs
day In the supreme court, settled In the
affirmative the question whether or not
the receiver IL = national bank has the
right 10 sue In the federal eouris II the
territory. Judge Freeman, who presided
la the cour, b-iov, decided that receiv.
or hal no such right, although he believ.
ed III. opposite He % decided In order
20 give the supreme court q chance IN de-
eide the questiou. Thursday when tho
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
lntv~rwssl Notes.

Mr.. Ruppe and Drs wroth. Raster and
yesterday lec,urvd this past week,
Fred whiteman has several times Wis.
tied the University in his new rule Of IN.
valid.
The Young Ladies' Athletic association
met las, week. They will meet again on
next Monday
A few days ago . pupil at the Univer-
si'y fell from the horizon al har. No
serious accident 10 lowed, for fortunately
he hit on his head.
A schubert day" was held Monday .,
the University. The very interesting
program comprised . short sketch Of bis
life. one 81 his piano solos and few oi
bis songs
The DelsArte class this year 10 pro.
grrssing rapidly in Indian club swing.
ing, Many ~ the members. In tact near.
ly all. can hold one club perfectly hori.
zon,al for three ur four seconds.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
n,x,,.S. asa. Ass a,sLs.r.

HtNtssN- wsA0 AM a,FLE,T.
The following paragraphs ARE from the
editorial columns Of the San Prsncisco
Chronicle. Tt y are the comments " .
republican paper on the outrageous char.
Attenuation ~ American w"ol growers I'm
the Pacific coss,. 10y the Democratic AL.
ministra,iun We commend them W the
careful attention II every jus,ice loving
American as we'll M to unr Mexican frl.
low citizens, whom Clrveland's nihcisls
have denounced ~ "Amr, lean grran-rr -
Mr. hsry'r constituents will probably
ark him n few questions when they read
the r,.marks NJ ASSISTANT SECKE.
TARi or THE NAVY MrANO, WIN
swrepinsly characterized all wunl grow
-r- ~ "dREASERs" unworthy Il pro-
lection
MI McAdun, Clrv-land's assistant sec.
r'tAty ~ the navy, s--mr To- have n very
p'ur opinion II MrxirAn Americans. lie
chAractrrikrs them ~ "GREASERS."
and says that the protection accorded 4"
wu,l ~ an outrage On the American Irn.
pl- l-cAusr Il brnrhta "iRHASERS"
Gully
THE wuol growers uf California will m
somewhat Interested To rrAd the views Il
ASSISTANT SECRETARY Of THE
NAVY McADOO. -AIr-rs,Si in ~ speech
made 10y hiri =, parkrrshurg, W Va
Mr. McAdU not only advocates irrr
~u,l, bu, N his Ari-nt desire Ter the
British system he g""s ~ far ne To speak
cuniempiuourly ii those engaged IN the
business ~ wool growing lie chArAc.
,-riE-r all such ss AMERICAN GREAs.
ERS," and IntimAt-u that ~ tan other
Americans Ia protect the "GREAsER'
woHl growers IL u republican outrage
W. commend he remarks Ia the careful
A,rn,ioi II Mr. GrAry'r constituents.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
1ha llarensaE. uss.

K Cursor, presidents Chas. A. Mar.
riner. SECRETARY, both Of Lns Angeles.
Cal, W A MAXWELL. Of Gallup c W.
Kennedy, Joln A. Ls- and Wiley n
Weaver. oi this city. d rsctnrs of the
Crescent Gal company, he'll = directors
meeting at their Office, in THE city, yes-
t.rCiAy AZ -rnoon, and transacted 10, 1t
accumulated busines-. of in,-rest only Ia
themselves. Both Of the L,s Angeles
gent rmen are republicans and hey reg
turned home las, nighi. 81 ~ n lie there
In time to vote the ticket fAvnring pro,sc-
ton Ia the people Ut their own country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
WANT WAR!
Two Mexican States Anxious for
aFisht
Another Strike Pending In the
Coke Region.
The hiae-e Army h Fiyins from the
Japsn-s" Army
kiLi.lN3 At A Rail-,

Oslacs, Mes Nov. q An "fRcial t-ls-
gram war received here to-day stating
tina, Emile Leon. envoy II Guatemala, will
be- s-nt Ia Mexicn fr the purp~- ~ treat.
ing ~ REGARD Ia the difficulties brtwe-n
the two nations, aud will leave for Mexico
City very Snon. The people ~ the states
II OaXaca aud ChiApss arr anxious fnr
war Voluntary military organizations
are being formed and drilled
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
b art baaaoa. d.

Washington. Nov, . --fi-n-ral Brooke.
commanding tue army of the Platte. Is
sued all ORD rt"-day for the abandonment
at Fort Mckinney, wyo Tr"ps of the
Eighth infantry are or,ie,e'i tn Fort Rus
a.ll. and ,r"p 81 the Ninth cavalry I"
Fort Robinson, Neb
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10

The people up In the Cuba neighbor-
hood, In northwest Bernalillo county,
would like ~ act glimpse Of man cali.
Ing himself u n. Morgan. He called 81
tho stors Of hr. J. Il. Matthews, the gea-
ersi merchant st Cuba, and purchased
come goods. handing In payment check
and Mr.. Matthews would. moss naturally,
like N AGAIN have the pleasure Of meet
Ing his slink customer. He 10 sah 70 hall
from the Trss Pisdras neighborhood
and was riding One sorrel horse when .,
Cuba. He 10 . tall man, not fcshy, rath.
Or dark In complexion, and claims Texas
~ bis native home This h . pointer
fur cur sleuth. hounds OF the guardian
force. for Morgan, when he len Cuba,
said he was on his way 70 Albuq
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
Airamrr nrIrnard

Yokohama. Nov e. h- Rwn,h
steamer sydney from Mars-,llrs, which
was seized At Kobe an suspicion 1T hsv
ing coutrabAnd ~ war on bAri, bHE
been rsl-as,d search IL III. Sydney
failed To reveal any con,rshand ihr-e
pasa-ng-r w.r. arrested and are de,ain.
81 at Kobe Two are A,n-ricans
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10

Topeka. kAs Nov Cleo. Y. 81
m"n,is, e plymouth. Mars, en- rDute To
Los Angeles, Cal who was subject To
kin,iug spells. was killed las, nigh, by
falling from the Santa Ne train at scran.
ton He had an accident policy for
$1,000.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10

THE Wilson tariff has already caused
big boum--nn the other side Of the Allan.
tic.
Ma CLKygLASp sends telegram of
condolences Ia the people Of RuHSIA, but
No, word does he wire Ia Mr.. Hill.
JAPAN has been ina,c,ed by fewer in
the existing government having held un-
broken sway for 1900 years
AsKsr the war between Japan and
China, the San Francisco Chronicle OBJ
serves: II seems curious TO s.- n nation
Of 100000 people putting an empire
with q population Of over +OO.OOO.OOO on
| ~, l.s.--is..
THk southern states are said to contain
=, least 7o,Ooo,OOo acres Of waste land,
which might be- devoted n the production
Of rice. This would increase the present
annual crop Of 2s7 200, 900 pounds To TO-
On. OOO.O 900 pounds.
SUIT has been instituted in the federal
courts 1T Chicago to determine whether
or not tho railroads can charge and EN-
force collection IL a. per car extra for
taking cattle into the stock yards. The
outcome Of the suit will be interesting to
large shippers Of live stock.
IT 10 estimated that the agricultural
earnings Of the United States are $780,.
0,O,OOO; from manufactures, SLIGO. 600.
oooi FROM mines, $4s0, Ooo.UO0; from
transportation. $l.l55, 900, OoOi from com.
merce. $50. 0,O, 900 from shipping, $780,
oOJ.oO; from banking, $2Oo. O0O, 900.
CHicAGo. il is sAid. has twenty nine
men worth over $3.oOO,O0o. forty ION.
worth about $2.OoO.OO and 1877 plain
millionAires. II has some 10000 resi-
dents who will have 10 pay the income
tax. and the tai in the city, IL fully col
lecied. will amount IA some $4,000, 0,O .
year,
Tbs japanese scheme 81 dividing China
into three independent, Kingdoms. each To
I've ruled hy q native prince. is. in the es-
timati"n II the Philadelphia Ledger, an
ingenious one The attempts II the three
princes To do each other up would prob
ably relieve japan IL any other Suhjuga-
tory efforts in China,
THs quantity Of food prodncts raised in
the southern states increases each year,
remarks the Chicago Herald. II 10 con-
c-d~d tina, more southern planters will
feed their stock and families from home
raised food neIt winter than Al any time
since the war This statement applies in
general 10 the sou heru states but espa-
ciAllN Ia North Carolina, whence the ~
port comes that iher- 10 more home rails
pd bacon aud beef in the local markets
than ever before IN the history IL the
state.
osE ~ the latest things in the way II =
| 'colony" is . settlement II Russian Jews,
who have taken W land on the odd Iosi
roa.l between the ancient Connecticut
towns Of Norwich and New London, and
arr Engaged in farming, gardening aud
dsiryinR The old village Of Chesterfield,
which sAw its b-s, days SIXTY ysars Sgo,
now :nssess-s = synagogue, while the
youthful Hebrews. born in Russia, attend
Oh. common school II the neighborh,sd.
exciting the admiration 81 th. Yankee
schoolmA am by their quickD-ss Ia learn.
A great crucihl-, melting snd blending
many and various elements, 10 this coun-
try 81 ourv.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10

Livdis. Nov cit 10 officially stated
tina, the b"iy Of the late ear. after lying
in stat. IN the church al the palAc. herr.
will be taken to laltA aud from there
conveyed sebas,opol On board the
Russian cruiser Pamy AT Merkoovia. Al
Moscow and 1t Petersburg the body will
lie in state several days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
stEht 80 . ws'i.

San Antonio, Tex NV, u In - hght
at a Mexican dane. near Alpine. arising
cut IL Mexican r-s- ntm-nt st the PREF
ence II American cowboys, jules Estrada.
viohnis,, WAS klll-i, and two cowboys
MORTAL, wound.i E-tradn was Acci-
d-n,ally killed by onr II h's own c"un-
trym-n.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10

The New York Herald Of Oct. 81 Eiyes
an account Ut the marriage Of Dr.. N.
kAtsenberg 70 Ma. Ida Postsr, the cere-
mony being performcd In the rcd room al
Dsimoaioo's, New York City. The doc
TOR 10 brosher Of Ail,ou Kai.snbsrx.
formerly of this city. and q broth.r-iS
Law Of ferd. Lowsnlhai The daurb,sr
% the latter, Aiss hortsns. Lovsu,h.L
oiiic,Ated a. one Of the maids Of houor'
An elsw.u, dianer vas served 10 asy.r.l
hundred guests amer the ceremony.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10

Professor LAndrum and wife will Op-n
their academy Of dancing over the post
Office A. fllows: Commencing neat Thurs-
day, November 9. every Thursday aud
Monday nights, 7a5 to 10. Ladies aud
gents beginners and intermediate class.
Thorough instruction will no given in the
waltz every Friday night. commencing
November ASGspnsd class This class
10 for { rm-r pupils, o. those who are
thorough walters, ooutnsnc,ng \Novsu-
Der 10, every saturday. 8 to 8; wednss-
day, 4 to . p. m. Children, bsgiansrs
and in,ermsdists class every Tuesday.
4 80 TO 8 p. IN. Ladies' private clAss'
every Thursday, +45 N ep. N. Fancy
dancing class; In this class . thorough
eourss will BE- gwen In cHlis,hsnies, del
carte, physical ami aesthetic body Gu TURF
Office Aourr. 8 ~ Sp m,
To make the bair grow . natural color.
prevent bAldnes@. and keep The scalp
healthy, Halle Hair R.newer was invent
81. and has proved itself SUCCESSFUL.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
A alheH nlrAke

Uniontown, Nov. 6.-Thcre are proc
poets Of another strike In the Connslls-
vile coke region. Notices are posted
calling ou the men To come out on strike
on November IS. The whole matter 10
denied at official headquarters.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
stGat,ax prsnsers

Abou' the woru, roogh. Asd., tumble 6ght
xb,ch has occurred on q pablic s,rr., al
this city for years took place last sa,ur-
day nigh, In front 81 ihe ~. Ekuo DO.
tween Ton Trash aud Brennan. both
priu,srs on the Dsmosrst. They were
pretty fall add 20. W qaaErsiias, which
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
suE buraed

Ssult Ste "sris, Mich, Nov 9Th.
tug Crusnder. owned by Grummond, Of
Detroit, burned to-day Hen'y Billings
aud Charles whifFrn Of Port Huron, lire.
men, were burned to death
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
BE~riN rnh got est.
CtLsea 300 Heen tae,t,t,-s tor Al
AAaa- or " srk

AAaa- or " erk.
THE CITIZEN job rooms arr now IN the
hand. u comp-t-u,, artistic job printers
TuE ClrIEKs's facilities for doing job work
IL every description with neainess. cor
r-ctness aud dispatch are better nov than
AT any previous time Bring along Jour
joh printing "f every description aud have
It done IN the best manner At I'll. l"w-r,
living prices Is ok work Of every kind
nollcited and will he executed with
promp,n"rs TnE CiriEHs job room ia
without doubt the mos, extensive in the
southwest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
AtttrA.

Lexington, Ky Nov. 6.-In an election
6ght last night, John McConley stabbed
Dick Travis. who died this morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
AHf II head.

Paris Nov 6.-P q HAmmerton, =
well.known artist, author and poet, 10
dead.