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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28

Washington. July N.-Police arrested
". T. Harris, inventor Of . gAsolins mo-
tor, ON saspieioa Of having caussd the
Kpox building Gre. In which three hrc-
men loss their lives and over half . MIL
lion dollars worth of property was de-
ssroyssi. The motor Was intended for
street ear uss and the police bsi'eve tha,
Harris while experimenting caused ths
sxplosisn which resulted In the hre
HArsts dsssies that he 10 responsible soE
the saplosion. but admits tha, he vas IN
the building Q, the time Of the fire. He
says thers was an explosion and he VA
barnsd and hurt and left the building V
70 70 doc,o~'s, while watchmAn ran V
turn In an alarm.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28
s,epaSts~as sDissas DE-.

The santa W Hoss aud Hook Il Lad
der companies held joint meeting a, the
hose house last night. Mr. W. q, Ash
down. chief II the department, presided.
and III. attendance ~ members was
large. After an animated discussion II
war unanimously d-cidesi Ia disband the
present department aud turn over the
house. apparatus and working tonls Ia
the city council. A. the suggestion Of
Mr.. Ashduwu, who contAndsd tina, IL
would not b. righ, Ia disband and leave
the city destitute of hire protection with.
out timely notice, the resolution was
made etisc,lv. At III. expiration of thirty
dAys frpm las, night. M.apwhile Chief
Ashdown aud form-n Jos. Sand0vAl
snd Chas, Bacon, oi the Hoe. aud Hunk
Il Ladder companieS. were appointed as
n commiit.. Ia notify the city council oi
the action taken. And also Ia pay the bills
and finally administer upon tue estate II
the department, wherupon the meet.
Ing adjourpesi, suhjec, Ia th. call of the
chief. peace AMI harmony prevailing. 90
New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28


Washington, July Democratic ser
atorS feel very confident they will hay"
the tariff hill back from the confer-nr"
without AN, Instructions frnm the srnAt
White the mSttrr ni instructions depends
greatly on the vut. If senator St-war'.
the general impression WAS hr would u"
vote At all. and the vote then being tlr
u motion a. instruct would bc lnrt. I, II
p"Ss,hlr that n direct vote IN the Iuer.
tiun u.ay nnt br rrachcl
senator HArriS, who occupies the chair,
will decide washburn'u motion out nf ~.
der. and AN appeal will be taken ami
vo," sustaining everything the chair.
Tn. pending question was the lie ision
ofth- chair On points ~ order RAISED by
M"-srr. Gray and Mills against Wash
burns motion, which instructs the sen
ate cnnferecs to r-rele from one eighth of
one zen, difern,isl sugar above III
butch standard. Mand-rson Was iinin.-
dia,-ly recognised aud proc-ei-i W ar.
que against the point of order upon
which much seemed Ia hinge, He main.
,ain~i with vigor tina, II Was comp.,sn'
for the senate 10 instruct the confsr--S.
Manierson described At length the meth.
ole of cnnf-rves b-tw-sn the two hous"s
of parliament aud congress drawing the
dir,inctiop b-,w-en = ''simple" confer
-nc- And "full aud fr-s'' conferences. In
the houa- he declared u hal never bs-n
disputed that the house could instruct
confrrr-s Certainly IL 10 not to lie con-
,en'i-.i that the senate had no power nor
control over conferences How could sIy
committee of the senate be suIarior Ia l-
urnaie. which crrat-i IN There IL mm t.
involved IN this than the simple question
In II IL involved the rights 81 the sugar
trust, which WAS 30 eloluensiy declAimrd
agains, by Mr.. Villas. II was said iasiir
ami outside Of this chanber that the
trust was ~ powerful that 1t could defeat
any bill that did not give II what II
wAnt,-i. lie apprehended this was true.
Tor M matter how Gloss tho senate csme
a. striking NJ the dinsrrn ial vote was
always forthcoming ., the last moment to
cave II, The ruling in this poin, of or
der would ds,.raDin. wh.thar the senate
should have the right u pass upon tb,s
odiruS din.rsntial. the striking out ~
which mean, tho defeat of tn. whole bill
Mr. Mand.rsou then reviewed the precr.
dsnts bearing on III. p-,iu, of orisr. cit.
ing numerous cases In the house wher-
the conf-r-.s had been instructed
Al 2:35 senator HArris In the chair,
sustained the pnin, of order Agains, the
wAshbarn motion. An appeal WAS taken
and The vo.s Ia lay the appeal on the
table was . tie. 81 ,o ~, and vas lost.
The ball was resssrsd back To the con.
ference commit 90 without instructions.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28
a..,a,r OF rrrr,ar., Garnet.

New York, July 20 "A dispatch frum
Psris says the executors ns the estate ~
the late Pr-suien, Garnet mad. an Official
report to-day IL their dual inventory and
the official stat, .,ent is the Slhj-ct II
universal coinment about the luulevE~is
and in political circles. 1t had generally
been SUPPRESSED that the murdered presi-
dent was we'll endowed with this world.
g"nis. bu, the opposite proves To b- the
cas-, Although his salary as president
of the republic had been regarded M,
only as ample for all emergencies. hut
also to leave fair balance tor savings m
Investment. II transpirrs that the late
president not only lived mp IN every dol
lar II his official income. but also drew
upon the returns from some small hold.
ings of real estate In order 10 maintain
what he regarded ~ the dignity of his
position. The balance 10 bi. account In
the bank on the day oi bis assassination
was less than 40,OOI france, or in the
n.ighborhood II 5000, not inore than
sufficient, based "n the current exp-ndi-
lures Of the Rlysee for the past year. 20
provide for the requirements II the eI.
ecutive mansion for n couple II weeks.
In the face Of these disclosures the self
sacrifice of Muss. Garnet in absolute y re-
fusing = pension Of 5000 u year, sug
gested by the cabinet council, is being
universally commented upon. The widow
u the murdered president to-day took
possession ~ the apartments engaged for
her on tbs Rue ~. Honorc, which she win
occupy until the dat leased by the late
president. in anticipation of his retire.
nsnt at the end of his term. has been
decorated and furnished. II 10 estimated
that the rsal eststs Of the late president
will yield u revenue of $1,000 y0Arly.
Ou,siie II this the widow has nothing
to depend upon until the death Of
her mother. Nine. Dupont white, who
has IN income of $l0.OOO PEI snnum
This, At her death, according TO French
Law. will lie equally divIisd between
Nine. Carnot and her sis,sr. Nine. David.
The COMMITTEES of members of the senate
aud chamber of deputies viii wait upon
the widow Of the murdered president
early in the coming week AMI will urge .
reconsideration of her refusal 10 accept
the pension proffersd by the cabinet
council.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28
Encouraging Taik.

Mayor Luthy IN conversation with u.
R"iry, TIA" other night. was h.ari "a
advanc" II irw ideas M Ia III. present
condition and prospects Of Aihuqu.rlus
aud New Mexico. that are M apt and so
encouraging that TnE CIrlzKS feels juSti.
feel ~ makiug n note Of II. "Th-re has
ne, been time in the history of the City
of Albuquerque" said the mayor, "when
the prospects were ~ gu.i As they are at
the pI~H"n' time. and were II not fr the
strikes ani IA. general depression all
over the country, !, would Gauss ris- ~
Ab"u, 33i per rent In the values of real
estate and rents "
Continuing he naid, There hasn't b.eu
"A tim" IN twelve years when We hal .
S"oming mining camp right at our dnrs
With over twenty live hundred l,eopl- in
II like C1'hitl IL now, aud another fifteen
miles rAat like He'll Canon. whsre they
arr getting nuggstr u gnld az large that
they will M, go through the scresns of
their rrkerr. and which would be ~lual
IA tho rAlmiest days ~ cAiis,~nis II IL
wAS in any other country; where 100
beforr, and with more gold placer wash
era nj San Pciro and its vicinity than
have b--n there In this century, then,
too, ~ no pr-vlnua tim. did We have q
railroad bullaing through the Pecos VAL
Icy that will be- huished Ia Rnsw-ll by
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28
rrsss sS an As.A~.ss.

Paris. July s7.-Ths trial Of sanos cea-
sayso, the nurdsrsr of President carncs.
began In Lyons this morning before q
tribuua. Of Judges. Jury having been
refused by the sashorisiss. No dsmoa-
s.ratios attended the srAnsmsssloa Of the
prisossr 10 tho piaes II tr'al. . strong
police and military foros. acting - an
escort 70 the accused. having much 10 do
with preventing su oatbrsak had such =
thing bssa contemplated, which was not
evident In the dsmssnAr of the psopls'
The court hoass In which the trial 70
beng hsld 10 guarded BY infantry. While
. ba,.Ai'oa of cavalry and an aneroksa
lins Of police sarroasd u. Detectives 81
every sassaass seru.isissd and snvss'i.
ssasa aii sAses ssskisg sdnasssaa. and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28
spem s~rass~ Cs.vr.s,e..

Grand Forks, N. d., July 26.-The
democratic stat. convention will he call
.d IN order ,his afternoon by Hon. An
drew Blewit,, u jamestown. A full
state ticket will he nominated. In the
las, election by fusion be,w-en the demo-
Gratis and populis,s, the coalition carried
,h. state bya plurality of isi on the
presidential ticket and d 100 ON the
state ticket.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28
MInhIA lalhR IHalh

And II viii prevail, Against und.rhsnd
competition and spurious limitation. the
genuine efficacy II tho great national
tonic, llustriirr'r stomach Bitlrrs. always
has nj always will prevail, The pub
llc r'eoguixr II everywhere ~ ia. caisf
preventive of malaria, and . reliable
rp"chc for dySpepsla, constipation, nsr-
vnusness, rheumatism. kidney trouble,
bllr'uSn.ss Aud loss al appetite. Effurts
made by irrrsI"nsible dealers tn compets
with II by indirrct means have and will
continue to fall upon the heads, and il
may b. added, the packets ~ those max
ing them. Through the length aud
br-ad,h II the American continent II 10
h- acknow l-,ig.d household r~msdy. rv.
liable and prompt, II relies upon tActs.
upon public experience, AMI upon the
emphatic commsndstion II the medical
fraternity.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28

Boston. July s6.-The American Wool
p Cotton Rsporter says Of the wool mar
\ this week: The sales have been
enomenAi. The aggregate di-ios~d ri
zee las, report carried the total sold
pee January I, 1894, ciose up N the
Pount set down for ,he frs, seven
Pu,hs Of 1898. The retail clothier and
rs,sd manufacture has come IN feel
he cannot wait any longer wi,h"n'
ping wool. Movement en- their part 10
hc'rn' Ia give Addsd hrmness 10 l
| bl"ts which arr nominaiiy . cent
pound better than last week, although
|es have not rusoltsd In higher pric-s.
|en as remarked last week, the stock oi
lol N sight 10 below the average this
fs last year. Connignors are advising
Hlep 10 hold sloos. rlere 10 hardly
lin. Of wool bu, 10 selling more freely
10 week ago. sales for tho week In
s,on amount W b,9s2.n00 pounds do
s,ie and $4,000 pounds foreign. max
total of 6,s64. 900 poands against .
II II esq., ,bs5, for previces week.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28
sswsus Ssslsw.sip cius.

cAicago, July 9e.--At i,s msetiag ,his
Ining the famous Fellowship club o
ieago. and which 10 10 the west what
Clover club of Philadelphia is 10 the
\, will re-elsct Mr.. JAmss ". Scot, Of
Herald and the s.under Of The organi-
bon. as president. while Melville X,
Ras will he unanimously elected as vict
Psden, and member Of the board oi
ec,ors In the place Of Major Mosss p
|ndy, Of international Journalistic fame,
who has taken up his abode In New
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28
Arrest Of Six Men Charged With
the Covadly Crime.
Boston Wool Market Shows Re-
newed Activity.
THE ARBITRATION COMMITTEE.

Denver. July 26.--six men have been
l.rr.s,rd for complici,y In ,arring aud
fea,hs, ing Adjutant General Tsrsney In
Colorado Springs, three In this city and
Ahrce at the Springs, aud more arrests
Are To- follow. The prisoners here ARE
jobn A. Reagan, Who was turnkey In the
all a, Colorado Springs on the nigh, III.
pu,r ~ was committed, his brother.
Michael Regan. ex-deputy sheriff 81 III
Paso county. and "shor,y" Allen. alias
rhomas Gordon, who was Ons oG Sheriff
Bowers' army of deputies in she Bull Hill
varfsr-. Allen 10 said to be the man
rho poked . gun In Gen Tsrsney's face
u the Alamo hotel, sud applied the tar
Ind feathers 10 his person. The thre.
hen arrcsted At Colorado Springs are J.
Millin, snn of . wealthy B,@,on mine
bwuer aud prominent socie'y man, Her
nan Rsbbke, who Was = deputy sheriff
During the Cripple Greek troublr, aud
iugrnr Kinney. one of the hack drivers
rho t"k the maskei men and "rner"i
rsney to Austin blun' II is Hah that
Fh-f of Police Armstrong of th@ cny'
AS succeeded In unravell'ng the plot
sAinst General Tarsnry through reve'a-
ions made by ex'hputy Sheriff Parker
II Paso county, According TO ME-
Fory the plot was ar'ahgci IN the sa'.'
com of the Jail. aud Under sheriff Bob
iallins, leader of the Crippl" Creek
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28
CONGRESS.
The Democrats Trying 10 Agree
on a Conference Report.
Hot Winds Devastating Kansas
Corn ficid,.
severe Ea' thquake Sho ks In several
European Con trics


Washington, July ~ AT l2.Oi u'clrk
the report ~ the conference un the tariff
bill was callrd up ny senator Jon"s, of
Arkansas
The Indications when the senate me, n,
n,un to-day we're that the ri ugRle over
the resolution Ia agree a. n further rnu-
ference un the tariff hill. asked 10y H.
house. would be euled hrfnrr adjourn.
mrm, Democratic lrahrrr ra"i they hal
IA" situation we'll IN hnnd AID they h..
lirvrl the pr'gramm" agreed upon Ia th'
caucus would h- CARRIED uut Ia the
morning hour some lie hatr r urr-d ny,r
clause IA the runirp'u," rrpnrt ~ tn"
army Approrii ti"u hill iransi-rr,n.
the Apach" ludians held ~ prise
urrr d war III Alabama IT, tl"
IN litary reservations ia the west Du.
huir, uf Idaho. protested against n"ndIug
th"Hr Indians tn OklAhumA. Sumr bHI
li.I and temper grew out IL Blarkhuru's
'I'n rharg,' that the republicans w-r'
trl lug &" delay action on th" ApptuprS
u,u balls Arrrrp .Dulrus aud MAudrr
spu Wrr" rspecia ly inc-ur,.d NJ thus. go, D.,
accusing blackburn IT bad faith ~ ~.
crdiug from amendments hc hal offered
"l"u had no right Ia rrce,le," said
Dubois
IL hai rlgh'," ~phei the Kentucky
senator. hotly, "aud ! object IA senators
attempting Ia define my rights IN thus
h""r. II is pirc" II imi-r,ineucr which
| resent
IN" more than rrS"ut yours r.turi
eel Drh"Ir The conference report was
agreed I" hya vet" Ut 81 lu Is Then a.
! ~, J"n"a. of Arksusap. rAllrd up thr
cnnh.rtnrr r,nnrt on The tArIh hIll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28

lrnv-r, Jul! g Mrs Ella wrllue.
tom, aged 81, hl"S hr hra,u- nut to-day
IN hrr house ~ lli1 Market street. one
~ the uust fashionable rr-uti- uti that
notorious thur,ughlar The furnishings
II the place c"-, s5o,"Oo Hud r. Wi.
liug,on len 5000 worth of damond-
Melancholy over separation itom h,r
husband, an O,uaha man, Sud hrt ch,ll.
r-n, vac the caus, ~ suicide
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28

81 J"-sph, Nc, judy - tn" temper.
aiurr IL ln ahnvr to-day aui 80" hot
winds continue Their, h,s been gr,
damage l." rropS, nud r. Nilerpr-ai h~s
h-"u ia" extent Il the storm that many
travelling men e this riy VII not so out
their runs until ram hnr (aii"u through.
out w,pt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28
Ars,sra,iss s,sn.,ssee.

Washington, July 2S.-Judge Carroll
ID. Wright, commissioner of lAbor whom
the prcsidsn, selected AZ chairman of the
arbitration committee, sad to-day that
pending consul,a,iou with colleagues, no
plans we're yet mapped out for work In
that body. Il is expected the three COM
missioners will hold meeting within q
week, but - far the pla of holding the
sessions has not been selected.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28

Celina. Ohio. Juiy IA dr. -tart"i
lart nigh, nni two huiliings nlong-,d"
quickly communicated with others au,
then ,n IA" luSiu"ss PARTON "f the city
I, destroyed M"'zn"r and Huiirr'n ma.
chin-ry store. the National hotel. post.
office. C,i1"u's ConnrtciN bank, wick
oh'S drug store Snd dozen hus,nr".
h"u--s, cau-. ng losn uf chou, tli ,on,
with Ahnui S3n.t ~ insurance
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28

The Stat. Commander writes us from
Lincoln, N-b,, aA follows; AFTER trying
medicines for what seemed Ia b- very
ohsilnA,. cough In cur two children W.
tried Dr Kings New Discovery and IN
two days the c.Ngh hsh -niir-fy l.ft them
We will not bs without II hereafter, As
our experienc. proves that !, cur-s wherr
all O,her r.,nesiies fail" Signed Y W
Stevens. State Com Why MT give this
great m-dieine trial, a. il IN guArautr-,l
aud trial bottles are free at DIR. Thnr. n
bargess 4 Son's drug s,ore. Regular
size Doc Aud Al. 90,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28
stog. lt,,tngI

Pitirhurg. Nan, Jul! . lIu' winds
and drnu'h ate uJurut al, k,ud- e" cruI,r
Gnrleur are h"lug dr,uur'd ny wurms
aud insrcis and ",rrylh. ;; tends '"warls
dAmng and rum Ihr thrrmom ter II
rAugluE ever! dH from l.o ,n luI
rh"-" n"-t po-lru 'laim that n rain docs
not vIs't tLir -rriiuu r,.,u thrr.. viii ut
bc more than haif - cr'put corn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28
lttt.tt I,l-IIlIcTN.

Las Vegas, JuIy - United States
Marshal Lonmis arrested Asa L"rher AMI
Willis Dix for running an illicit rilll IN
rucky glen near B"hN mountain, 'iuNia-
luI~ county. Leshcr. the proprietor,
war held to-day in default of S.,O,u bail.
Ink, Tia" employ. "f LeSher, was released
on $500 bail
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28

Berlin. July - I'll" government, has
6nnlly decided not 4" accept Herr Doves
80 called bullet pr"uf cuira-~ for u-'' ~
the GrrmAu army Al r"c-n, trial of
i,r efficacy nj spaniau tn. cuirAas was
pierced 10y bullets FROM regulation iih'
~ 80 meters
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28

ChIcago, J"iy u - iAyor lioIk,us
said to-day II th. Pullman works arr uo,
started within the uo,, lew dAys Il. vii,
Withdraw the militia The mayor -.
formed Vice prrsiirut i,krs, II the
puIlmAu cnmpauy. II his dcrruu. amt
the latter must drridc nj orrr ou the lat,
II r-Huning work
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28
Hattroaa q ati,.Iaa,

Lafayette. Ind, July n Two freight
trains colld,d on the Wabash railroad
near w.a station, four miles south oi
here. nj midnight. EnEiu--r Clark and
brakeman Dnnahu- were killed and sew
eral others slightly injured.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28

The salary Of the governor of New
Mezieo 10 q, 200, tha. of the SECRETARY
si.suOi ,ha, OF the judges Of the supreme
cart $4,000 each, and that of msmhsrs
Of the Legislature % per day. all paid by
the Uni,sd States. The salaries of the
treasurer. auditor, solicitor general and
superin,.ndsut of the peni,sntisry arc
paid by the TERRITORY The Justices Of the
suprsms oour, are also paid annually
ESQ each by the t~rri.ory for holding
territorial district oourts In the various
counties. Gallup Cleaner.
Mining location blanks for sAis Of this
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28
q aaish Ceaa piiment

Bolton. Conn lam very much pleased
with the effect of your simmons Liver
Regulator, and have recommended |, 10 a
great many frisnds.-R A. Ros-. Your
druggist seilS II IN powder ~ liquid
The powder 10 lie taken dry az made into
tea.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28
WAR DECLARED!
China and japan Will Measure
Strength In Battle.
Iron Clad Lottery Law to be
Enacted.
fAventor Arrested for Arsen at the
Na,ionsl Capitsi.
DUEL IN FRANCE.

London. July n "A dispatch received
here ., II - . IN to-day from Lloyd's
agent, Shanghai, China, confirms the an
nouncrm.p, exclusively cabied Ia the As.
sociated Press Saturday last, that war
between China and japan has ,,een de-
clared and fighting 10 sad to have begun.
Hugh Msthi.son q Co Chinese govern
ment agents In England. r-ceived . cable
message which also confirms the announc-
m-n,. Up 10 noon, however, neither
the Chinese nor the japanese ministers
had reeeived Advicee which enable them
TO confirm the rrport of the outbreak of
hostiliti-s, which apparently followed the
declaration Of war The ministers al-o
claim Ia he ignornnt Of anything which
would tend ~ confirm the report that the
Japanese have captured the king oi Co.
rea. The onlv dispatches received ~
London Ar, those whic have been for.
wari-d hy tb. Associated Pressv namely
u dispatch from Shanghai dated at l0a
M l, vas announc-d yesterday evening
tina, telegram was rrceiv-d frum high
Au hor,,y at Tien TSin reporting tina,
prospects IL the continuance ~ I'eAc"
werr more favorable he dispatch
added, however. that war had been de-
clared b.txeen China and JapaH. and
rumors werc in circulation there to the
sffsct that several Chinese warshipr
wsrc In trouble
The manager Of the Hong Kong and
Shanghai hank said: ~ have no, ~
ceived oonhrmatiory report tina, war has
been dcclsr~d b-tw.en China aud Japan,
but should not he surprised II such IL
the case. One result II the war will b-
IN put great trade In the hands f knR.
land and Europe tn the disadvantage of
China and Japan, hut the war will be the
making Of China everywhere, aud the
opening Of China for All time to western
civilization and trade China will realize
through this war her gres, und.v.lop-d
strength" The Associated Press corres.
pondents concensns Of opinion In that
London and England are in sympathy
with China. This 10 owing mainly To
RussiA's active wish to sec Japan sue.
oessful and thus form q barrier To Rng.
lsnd's progress In the far east,
Some Anglo Chinese traders In the city
suggest doubts ~ To China's abilit y to
cope with Japan, As Il V known ,ha,
much Of Chinese war equipment recently
purchased In Europe is bad The immc-
diate cause Of the declaration of war IL
sAid TO BE- the fact that the Japanese at.
tackled Chiness transports conveying
troops 10 Corsa. In this engagement at
leas, one Chinese transport WAS sunk 10y
q Japanese cruiser But II now s.erns
thA, the lighting between the Chinese
and japanese war ships was much more
serious than at 6rst announced, ami il is
rumorvd In Angie Chinese circles that th.
Chinese have already suffered heavy
loss, and Il IN helisved that q numi-r "f
Chinese ships have been sunk by Japan
ese cruisers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28

now probable, h. expects to complete the
cruising aud srnvc a, fulks,o one ,hia
afternoon This experiment ~ Mr.
Pinkert'r has attracted great deal II
attention, and the rucc-rsful rrnul, ( his
undertaking promises {" GREAT rrvulu.
uon H. water nnvigA,iuu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28

London, July T.-hr. George Pinker,'s .
"trip sSross the ehaEnsl on his ,,a,sn,.,i
lsnd.sod water tricycle. sjegan at 4 ~
o'clock this morning. taking bio dspasturs
from osps 0uiInr, =, ths, hosr. Uuls~s
prsvsalsd by bad wssthss. which 10 no.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28

Kansae City. July y.-Ca,tle-reIAs
steers, 81 2Oas IS; beef steers, 81 300
$i.o5i native cows, $,.lAd 81 3Oi stock
.rs aud fee,irrr, Ssnnd3 3 30; sheep
market steady aud slow,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28
Appsts,.a receiver.

Kansas City. July n Hugh c wari
Of Kansas City ha' be-n appointed re-
c-,ver of all the pr'I~rty III John J. Mas
tin n Co. In dis.nuri. Kansas aud Colo
rad" worth 81 jOO,oOb. The debts II
the hrm aggregate $sO0.UOO,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28
Ml.sourt lSnuatas

Clayton. Mo. July q At G:25 n. IN
duncan Harrison wnH hanged for the
murder "f Police officer janice brady,
whom llnrrisnn numbered Ia "crnp
shnu,ing" den, October q, 1880.