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The morning news., 1894-08-30
New York, Aug. 29.-The following were
heopenfng quotations al the Stock Exchange

New YORK, Aug 29.-The following were
theopening quotations al the Stock Exchange
today:
Ere ......... I6
Chicago and Northwestern,....... .....-... 100
Norfolk and Western preferred. -. 25H
Richmond a1d West Point Terminal ia
Western Union. -............ 1900. SO
New York, Aug. 29.-There was a fair de-
gree Of activity at the stock exchange to-day.
but the increase in business was at the ex-
pense Of values. The temper Of speculation
was so bearfsh that purchases by London es-
timated at upward Of 10000 shares failed TO
have more than a momentary e1ect on
values These orders were executed shortly
after the opening and prices advanced frac-
tionally, but certain operators who concluded
their bull campaign In sugar few Gays ago
pounced upon that stock and knocked the
price down from l1O34 to lO79s. incidentally
they ralded other stocks which happened to
be unsupported. Thus General Electric fell
295 to 50 IS. Burlington and Quincy IL TO 56S,
Chicago Gas \ to 74i5, St. Paul II to 64S,
Rock island 1s to 663z. Manhattan to li74,
Missouri Pacific II to 2Sl2. Northern Pacinc
preferred / TO 1873, United States Cordage
~ to 1sls. and Western Union y TO SSIs.
The decline caused many stop orders
and the bears. Joining hands with the sold
out bulls, made the market look quite weak
for a time. 1he one thing harped upon by
those engaged on the bear side was the atu-
tude OF those Identified with the admlnlstra-
tion toward the tariff reform. Their state
ments that the tariff battle has just begun
created fears that the business interests OF
the country will be kept in suspense some
months longer. and that the benefits to the
railroads from the action of congress will lie
deferred. These expressions serve the bears
temporarily, for they are made public in or
der to intlmidate weak holders Of securities.
The short interest was materially increased
to-day. especially in the GraugerS. Toward
the close General Electric rallied to 40l4 and
the rest of the list left of at recovery of 4
to IS from the lowest. The tone was steady
in the final dealings. The bond market was
weak. Sales listed stocks 1000 shares; un-
listed 90 600 shares.
The quotations at the closing we're as fol-
The morning news., 1894-08-30

New York, Aug. 29-Rice good demand
domestic fair to extra 4A96Bc; Japan 4]40
4Ac.
The morning news., 1894-08-30
Petroleum. OILS. ETC

New York Aug. %. Wool steady and
quiet domestic fleece 1s922c; pulled 15D
SAC; Texas 1C0l4c
The morning news., 1894-08-30

No So ar Savannah go. Q 10 pm No 3s. II 25 am
From jacksonville and all points In
South Middle and Western Florida and New
Orleans by the Florida Central and Peninsu-
lar knilroad.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-14
agSssAaa. Miaers

pniontown. Pa April II The south
b end of the coke rcgicn 10 again IN tur-
BIZ. Early this morning 20 strikers
Sooped down ON the Youngstown works
Frick & Co, completely surprising and
p.uring almost all the workiugmen and
puties without firing shot. The morn
vas foggy and effectually concealed
approach Of the strikers. AT 100
ock, with terrific yells, the men surs,
shs works, and the guards barely had
X 70 sirse their guns. After q psrley
3 workmsn surrendered. Those fsw
lso REFUSED To join the strikers were se-
lrsly beaten and one dangerously injur-
]. Houses WERE broken open and all
b men MT working were compelled 20
with the strikers The sheriff was no
sd by wire II the arrival Of twenty ad-
onal deputies on the scene an hour
sr. They overlook the strikers near
ungstown. The small force Of depu-
b were Of no avail and the strikers
)pt on their march with their prisoners
the Leisenridge works.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-14
Ph,tadelphta Army.

Philadelphia. Pa. April ~ The local
division of the Coxey army leaves here
this evening to join the main column
Chief Marshal Charles Columbus Jopes,
who has had recruiting offices open for
two weeks In the center of the city, says
that he will march out at the head of q
Thousand men. The telegraphers II the
city propose 10 form one company, the
carpenters another. the Peoples club an
o.her, aud the Day club fourth. There
10 a suspicion. however, that these in
dividusls ana organizations have been
giving the guileless Columbus Jones = liz
tie gud. and ths, II they appear at all a,
the rendezvous II will In only TO wink
the other eye. The same applies 10 the
members Of four brass bAnds that have
volunteered tn ~ along for the purpose
Of leading the hiumphal march 10 the
capital.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-14

The next tim. you arr In = melancholy
mosi, as yon ara slm'et certain to be II
yen b-corn- bilious or dysi-p,,c, picture
10 yourself the condition IL ponr man
who. wijhnnt resources AMI family on
his hands. inds himself on sick led.
Gloom ohHcur-s his narrow horizon In
every direction. Unable ,o do any work.
wi,hnu, any means. ar friends capable of
assisting him. with the Ioesible proepoct
nf eontinusd III health; with rent, per-
haps. unpaid aud unpayAble. the outlook
for him n glnony indeed. How shor,-sight-
ed. then. Is the man II humble means who
r-rcciving that hiH health and strength
are failing, takes no prscaution "a avert
the oncoming evil, llns,stter's stomach
Di,,-rs Ia n reliable, professionally rs-
commended restorative ~ health AMI Wig
ar. aud sure means II preventing the
many disabling complaints which ex-
Insure, oyerwUrk. neglect and INSULT
cient fp"d produce. Malaria, rheums-
tism, kidney aud liver complaint, dye.
depHiA and nervous disease always y'sid
Ia IL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-14
|SILVER COINAGE!
bother Effort to Pass q Seisnor.
age Bill.
ore Trouble In the Pennsyl-
yania Coke Region.
awyers stIii Arss,n,a the Brecken-
ride sse.
A DENVER SUICIDE.

Washington. April II Another strong
brt will be made by the democrats In
Sgrcss TO pass tho bill f'sr coining of the
rnorsge. The hill introduced by Rep
tentative Meyer. II Louisiana. In he.
wed ,o be inspired by huancierr of the
|ministration. II smbodies provision
the issue at q low rate of in,eicst n
|ort term treasury bond and hence has
presidents approval. II 10 slmor,
ttain that the tariff bill will drag In th.
nate three months more and Ire sub.
ttcd 10 many changes. Until It Is
)ally settled there is likely 10 I've
pat falling of In custom receipts This
Aans that steps will have To he taken to
bply cash for the treasury. The sur
s 10 declining and IL now only five mil
ne shove the gold res-rve, no,wi,h-
Snding the recent bond sale Carlisle
will issue bonds again. bu,
president prefers tc have the sanction
bis party in order To prevent a repe-
lpn of the democratic protest which
the iast sale Effmts to pasa III.
yer bill will be watched with even
brs interest than Glands III starred
basure.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-14

hnds itself In the bankruptcy court. with
debts ~ aquArter of million dollars.
and asrets nil. The chief promoter ut,he
affair has refused tn rrsIrnd to the sum.
mons ~ the court IN the ground that II.
is now resident II paris. while the Src.
retary IL utterly unable tn say Wha, has
become IL total of S7n,uOO, received
frum the public on drbrn,urr luuds
Among the directors of the concern ate
Lord Osborn. Prince de pnngunc. Col.
ORD, r.crtary ~ the Primrose cluh. the
organization formed a. J~rp'tua," the
memory IL l,"'@ ''. 'pu-hrld. aud Grn.
erAl Collr ,S",d. nn ~ matr friend 4
the Pr ,r ~ Mauz Cu Orl admits
having acc' .,d i-w hundred dollars
for his .rivirrr IN securing dslius a shed
patrons inr IL" Hch"mr. whiI" IL N al.
mi,,'Si that something lk" twenty thupr-
and dollars WAS lntu"d tn Anrthrr dii,,
tor tu Iay his proportion ~ - deal "a
Heat '"lurat" silver mining ~ch"mr.
The court has nu, yet drciird vii" IN
crimina!ly rrsp"nSiblr. bat II II taken f,r
granted that hrfnr' many weeks -nnr e
the distinguished individuals who have
thus diverted public charity tn their own
benefit will be- found N the prisoner =
d"ck nfA criminal cnur,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-14

London. April ls.--Those wealthy
philanthropists In ChieAgo. New York
and elsewhere who are talking about 20
tabiishing pawn brokins ssia blishmen n,s
through whieh the poorcr ciAssas may OBJ
tain loans withou, the usurioas attach.
msnis invariably Identified with private
coneerns of that character, may profit by
the sxpe isnoe oi the "Mon,. de Piets. oi
EnglAsd, (Limitei)." which was formed
In 1855 ''so hslp the por wi,bou, pAup-
sriziag them" and which has gone Ia
smssh under circumstances creditAbl.
neither IA ths Wisdom. nor to tho integri.
" of ths psopls eeanec,sd with u. The
dsa was 10 do philAnshrop,e rawn-brok-
Ing. and 10 disssibass tho profits among
the London hn~psss,s and poor borrow.
srs. some AZ ths dirsstor.. however.
sssmsd n have sssssi ON ,hs principlr
that charity bssins a hams, end ,l.sy have
borrowed 90 much ~ shs@sslvss. their
trisnds and ,hsir pa xnAaaiaI soAsm.s,
thaa - shs sad u siz ysssa NJ company
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-14
The Csshui wosa and ferry

The county rad to the Cochlti gid
fields will cross ths Rio Grande on the
north lin. Of the San Domingo Indian re-
servation. he county commissioners ae-
cured the right Of way on their rcont
trip To that point. after pArlsy with the
Indiana which lssted for nearly two days
The Indians were very much opIos-d Ia
having the rad touch their lands at all.
but finally agreed 10 i., !, ~ on the north
line. The location Was therefore made
ou tina, line. and the ferry located q, the
point where the line crosses the river
and this point, Mr.. Hall informs US, 10
the best place for a cruising 10 be found
betwcvn Albuquerque and Whit. Rock
canyoI-,hs river " deep and narrow.
Il the mines IL the now disti ,ct turn oct
~ expected II IL probable the ferry will
noou he superseded by brkig. The
point At which the road crusses the rives
IL the natural plac- fpr the town ~ The
new mining region. Everybody conce'les
hat II vas 10 he SINE place on the river,
because IL 10 the only place VIII re-
liable supply Il water can be hal Ia suta.
cient quantity, and where the county
rad croSses will he that place--and tina,
point, as We understand Il. 10 the only
place within two miles where enough
land can be had not ooversd by Indian ~
servations.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-14

Washington. April ii.-Col. Thompson
Bumed his argumen. for breckenridge
9 morning and took up the alleged
bach of promise, and demanded IL II
~ possible that u man would ask 4
pman who WAS his mistress for nine
sars IN be his wife. He spoke eloquent
on the revolver episode. ending with
What cour,ship. whose only memeu,o
. pistol" lie called Miss Pollard n
cious woman, with murder In her heart.
hompson was followed by MAJOR But
rwosth, who characterized the sui, as
.roaching a. p-s,ilence. which should
bvsr have been tried, He spoke in an
Eceehingly sarcastic vein against the
laiut,ff.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-14

Washington. April ls,-Tbc closing ar-
gumsn, In the breach of promise sui, of
Brrckenridg ge-Pollard legun q, ten o'clock
this morning by Judge Wilson, chief
counsel Of the plaintiff. IL stand the
champion of womanhosi," he said "lhe
defendant declared that an affair of this
kind only injured the man and destroyed
the woman. am herc Ia insist that the
social ls~ lie .quAily divdci. I stand
here To pro,es, against allowing this man
entering your pariors. while the bass-
ment door in the back alley 10 bol'ed
agains, the woman, | condemn him.
would condemn him IL l could - that the
condemnation would ring around the
world"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-14
Waatto Hsae,

Denver. April i3.-sup,, deuel.. Of the
Union Pacific here, ,rcrvcd dispatch
this morning from the western branch II
the Coxsy army on route from Ogden.
asking Tor transportation from Cheyenne.
where they will arrive this afternoon, ,o
Denver. The matter was referred 10 the
Omaha authorities, and an answer 10 -x.
pectesi in few hours.
A telegram was received this afternoon
from Omaha saying the authorities ARE
powcrl-ss Ia prevent the Coxey army
from seising = train q, Cheyenne. A ,cl-
egram from the army Gays II desircs 10
come eas, via Denver. and pAy its re-
spects Ia Governor Waite In thanks for
his invitation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-14
as rDEn wtLl. aI'r
Ansth~r tasr. ,s,e ass-s Sarpp,, ed
az t.s Vega.

Asssher msr. ,s,e spa-s q arnrtt I'd
az L.s Vegas
The dead bciy of Gabriel Montoyn. q
young Mexican. was found in priyy
vault AT Las Vegas yesterday morning
the crime "f murlar being committed d,
Vicente Silva. The buiy 10 decomlr,u,tI
beyond recognition, only Tor "a. watch
snd other effects found upon hi. p.rpnn
The age ~ he murdered man was Abn,
20 years, aud be bad no Immediate r,la.
,ives around Las Vegas Warrants ~.
out for the suspected accomplic.s. aud
their arrrs, will no doubt rnn d. effect.
ei In speaking II the crime. the Ol,tic
says:
II tapI-Ar. from the hes, accoun,s a,
hand. that one Manuel Gonzales y Bara,
aged abou, thirty years and n man II
family. and an ex-policeman ~ Las We.
gaa. war arrested for cattle. st-a ling cut
at Lor Alamns, about four months ago.
He was rri"as'Ti nn bonds At the tune,
hut about n fortnight ago, his bondnm.n
suri cndrrsl him Ia th. nhriiff. since
which time lc has been an inmate II the
county jail.
He having requested an audienc. with
Don Rafael R0uieru. of Mora county, III.
gentleman calle'i on him in his cell The
rcsua of that conference were the r-yela.
tions that led Ia ia. discovery II the
body IL the mu,yier-i young man, in a
pilvy vault In the rear of the old Farm
ers' hotel. on The plaza. in which build.
ing Vicente Silva formerly kept n dive.
The murder was comm tied in the month
oi February, over year ago. Al the
time. Vicente SILVA WAS n flgitiv. fi,,m
justice. hut was n fre.Iuent..' of the old
town under the friendly cover of night.
II was upon one II these nightly trips,
that bnied nob"dy any good. that hs
iiHcovcrc'l young Montoya living win
hlr wife. of whom. Silva ciaim,sl, he v 40
AN own brother The woman sab, g.
qu ntly denie,l this story. However,
Silva held out for It's truth; and this ia Z.
tci i,cien,e in his fainilv affairs, co,,nl.d
with the fear and drrad that young Men.
toya would -Spns- him in some II iis
horse aud cattle-siraling practices, led Ia
the commission of the heinous, cold
bluied murder.
The deal young man was decoyed fr,m
home 10y an ex-pol .c.uan, named Julian
Trijillo They went to the saloon K, pit
by Silva. on the south side Of the plaza.
where a deadly dirk knife was made Ia
do the work, Ia the ~ essence ~ numl ,er
u lieipg Witnesses, th. cold. inaniinnte
body being carried ~ tie rear, across a
by-s,eet. aud dumJRd headlong into a
privy vault.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-14
me,p..s The asS.heru

Chicago, April i:.--On the principle
that one good turn deserves another the
cigar makers Of Havana, Cuba, who have
several times received financial ass,-t-
ance from the United States, to eushls
them 10 carry their strikes 10 successful
conclusion. have contributed three thou.
sAnd dollars toward the fund u ia. strik
ing cigar makers of X. vallens Il Co., oi
this city, and who have been out ON 9
strike for several weeks. Considerable
money h.s also come from num.rou,
ci,i q of the Unitcsi States.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-14
rmE CuHsE o. LiQUOs.
a nas~hman Takes his ssf~ s'naer
aDtstr~-siar Circumstances,

a aasehman Take. his ssfr gnaer
Dtstr~-sisT Circumstances.
Wellington Starkey, n rAnchman at
Grass Springs, near the White Hills. Ari-
Eona. committed suicide a, his ranch
home the other day. The gentleman 10
known "a n number of our citizens, hav-
ing visited Albuquerque on several oc-
casions The Mohave County Miner,
speaking Of the suicide, says;
Mr. Starkey, like all humanity, had
his faults. and hts me great failing Was
love Of drink and the gambling table.
About week ago he left kinxman fur
hi. stock r.nch ami having business In
Whit" Hills lie stopped there several
days and drank quite deeply all the time.
TN the fourth ~ ,he month he went to his
ranch aud was rather desponden, over
his inability 10 stop drinking. He had
two men working some distance from the
hour. and after giving them orders in re-
gAri to the work he went inside. A short
tim. after Rn Indian went into the house
and found the d.ah bniy of MIR. starksy
lying acrnss the table with n shot gun
| resting between his knees. Beside his
buiy was letter he had written to his
| wife and children notifying them that he
was tired of battling with the drink hab-
I, and fearful that Il. would dissipate the
little store II this worlds gouds he had
laid away and leave them penniless. he
would bring the unequal con,-s, to q
| ciu~- lie hai removed his sbssis .nd
seated himself nn the edge oS his bed,
c'rksd II lna,iei shot gun and placed u
between his knees, Pointing the muxxls
of ia, gun At his head b. pulled the trig-
ger with his toe The chArg. tore almost
the whole top of his head uif And death
must have been almost instantaneous. Hs
leaves wife aud four children. who Ars
utterly pr~trat.i by the sad death o'
husband and father.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-14
4 " ~yeEV.
where Does .h- A--s- ~. pr~saer
east. s.et Fund-y>

Chicago, April ll--One q; the myn.
,crics surrounding the Prrn,lergast case
that il yet Ia be- unrav.led r-la,es to the
source Of the finda that ARE being EN-
ployed for the defense of G: rtsr Harri-
sous aHs Srin. That there is money back
Of the defense. aud plenty of II. IL b-youd
peralventure Of tn. counsel that are
now engaged In placing every obstacle In
the march of the brutal murderer TO the
gAllown, two have hitherto confined their
practice To chancery and civil proceed-
ingn, and their names have always been
hlentided with hiy fees and Fat emolu-
m-nts Nobody believes that they Are in
this celebrated criminal case simply fos
the love Of the thing Another we'll
known pleader, who WAS interjectesi into
the case In order In make n harsngue At
the now celebrated midnight sessiou at
which a stay of execution was granis,i,
Ia said Ia have received i've hundred dol
} lar~ cash in hand for his bali hour etIort
The expenses incurred fiom the opening
of the trial, through the supirme court,
thence to the governor. thence to the
United States court, and back again to
the couniy tribunal. have. IN the way Of
witnesses. stenographic charges. costs Of
preparing ecoris, etc, been enormous.
Yet II II stated that every outstanding ac-
coun, has been paid To date. II has been
suggested by members II the Harrison
family that the funds were being pa, up
by some old enemies of the dead mayor,
who are thus carrying their vindictive-
meas even To the grave. This suggestion
however. has 80 far not been fonnd ca.
pable OF demonstration, hut II Ia believ-
ed that sooner or later the defense will he
compelled To Disclose the names Of tbose
back of them who are willing To supply
with liberal hand that Prendergast may
cscaIe the gallows.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-14
Bsy s~n msss ssietae

Paris, April IA remarkable suicide
ls rrported from Alfortville, a fashionable
ooun,ry rssidsnos district near this city.
The victim was . boy Of twelve, the son
Of wealthy pArents A decree Of divorce
was rscsntly pronounced between the
father aud mother. tbs latter being given
ths sus,niy u the boy. Who had tor soms
ruason conceived . violent disliks ior her.
On bsing made sequainssd by the o'ieers
os the coart with the nature of the decree.
the child drank . quart of strong wins'
aud then prooeedsd 10 blow Oh, his brains
With q revolver.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-14

These who never read the niver, ss.
ments IN their newspapers miss more
than they presume. Jonathan k-nison,
III Bolsn. Worth Co, Iowa, who has be.n
troubled with rheumatism in his back.
arms And shoulders rrad an item In his
paper about how q prominent German n
citizen Of Fort Madison hal been cured
lie procu ,sd the same ms,iicine, An'i la
use his own worla; ut cur~l me righ,
up" He also says: "a neighh1r and
his wife were bath sick i'm bcd with
rheumatism. They war Sver 10 my
house AMI sad they were ~ bal b. had
to do the cooking ! told him, ~ Cham.
berlAin's Pain Balm aud how Il hal cured
me, he got bot,le aud II eursi them ~
in . week. 30 cent bu,tles fur aAle by T
II. burgess a Son. druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-14
GREAT STORM!
The Gale on Atlantic Coast Dam.
aging 10 Shipping.
Proposition to Fine Absent
Member of the House.
C"x'y's Amy brd-aag'ed AID storm
Beaten.
COKE hEGlON RIOT.

New York, April i2.--Tbe gale which
started along the coas, yesterday 10 still
blowing this morning and IL doing grra,
damage O shipping. The tram. Atlantic
liners Bri,,anic and Majestic were out
s'de the hay yesterday and dared no,
attempt In approach the c"est The gale
moderated at noon sud vessels may pu,
IA sea this afternoon, Much damage 10
done at New Jersey summer r~sorts. 1t
IL relor,-d tina, twenty lives we're io~t in
the wreckag. IL coasters.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-14
A nlsssr,s sss.t

Fort Union has been finally abandon.
cd. Major Anderson. the eustoi,an. wAS
instructed At the drst u the month. 10
turn everything over ~ the Butler heirs.
the land go'ng back. by terms ~ org inAl
possession, Ia tb. Mora grant. AZ no one
Appcared ,o rpr-s.n, ths Butler inter.
cot. the major. alter waiting nine days,
pullsd ap and len everything ~ Il was.
The major was w the city, bsiween trains.
Munday, ON his way Ia California, whrr,
he was comms nd.sl to r-Iort b the quar-
ssrmast.r department Las Vegas Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-14

Springfield. ILL.,. April is.--Arbor day
10 being celebrated generally tbroug hout
the state In accordance with the procla.
matioa of Governor Altgrld by the plant
ing of trees and lowering shrubs in the
school yards and elsewhere. with sppso-
pirate ceremonies u defamation and
singing. In every public school of the
state there was read this morning an adj
dress issued by Superintendent u Public
Instruction RAab.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-14

Chicago. April ~ The indications this
morning wcre that the number Of men
Ia Ike forced into siiunesss 10y the lock
out declared by the Central Building
League will fall far short Of 5o.0co as
predicted by the promo,srs Of the lock
out Very few workingmen are looking
around labor headquarters The labor
unions say the lockout Is eomple,e fail
ur-. and that Of the 1000 men whom the
contractors claim 10 have locked gu, the
great maturity consists 81 men who have
been on . strike for several weeks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-14

New York, April l2.--Before Record
er Smyth this morning, Dr. Henry
G, Y. Meyer was put on trial for
tie second time for the murder
by poison Of his friend. Gustav J
n Raum, or Brandt. The previous
trial. which. A. far As Il went. Was mem-
orable In the criminal annals of the city,
came 10 an abrup, end by ons of the ju
ors bscoming insane, while Counsello'
D'ooke was summing M for the defsncs
The object of the crime was IN secure tbs
heavy insurance ca-ied on Baum's lie
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-14
Oreekeupsage rp,a,.

Washington. April i2.--Buttsrwo.th
continued bis speech to-day defending
breckenridge and diss-e,ed Miss Pol.
lari's character and held her infamous,
treating particularly her relaiions wi,h
Rhcies, In which he was especially bitter
ami biAnkening. He denied the birth o; Q
baby At ~. Soseph's asylum. saying the
holy women there had sworn falsely ol
Madeline Pollard vss . liar