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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-02

Buy that substitute for gum cam.
phor, Asaka Camphor, at Taylor's, 3o2
King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-02

Pension vouchers carefully exec uted
by Thomas II. Lally. Notary Public,
800 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-02
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND

TRAINS LEAVE DELAwARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND
express trains.
New York. week days. 20 os. e II, IS 40, 30 81
New York, Sundays. % o., = II, .IO 50 a. m.
% 10. IS IS. = "A. III p. m.
Philadelphia CTwenty-fourth aud Chest
Fl, " u.s. SeSk sT y g. sSs Sd ~
~ a %. 'a49. s5. S. IS IS. 49, q "A. rs.
~; ~ P, G. 40 n, 49,, no, ooo =,
Ii 20 a. m, u. y 10. ss5, IA .Sss Sa y H. Il.
PhiIadelphin (rweInh and Market SIS. :,
y, week days '3Os III IS 40. 30 30 a. M - 40.
Sundays g os. y II. 10 So a. m, .24o. "a,
CHESTER. week days .sos 555. III. ess.
q 3d. S 90, IS 40. 20 30, 10 co. 10 80, I'll As a. M
rs 2 49, % IS. IS 80, 81. y a. SIS. 10. iii
- S & i sunday .sos ~. es. 500
A n "a; IF n CRY I; y week davis :. r, -
= 40 a. m. Sundays. 6.s5. = IL a. m. '2.4s p IN.
WEST BOUND.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, "a rs,
!e2 3 So a. M 'is 10. 'ao5. aos - 81. - os's ~
sundays, AIS. 7oa % az a. ID. .l2 49, .2o5,
baltimore and Way Stations Oa a. m. os
NewaTf' Del q Is. % IS SO a. M, ~ 1913 oa.
. IS. o. % 81 M. 'Ia is Os.I 81. IS. IS IL.
Pittsburx, 's3a a. M. - "a D. m. daily.
Chicago. . 80 a. m, 81 p. IN. daily.
Cincinnati and st. Louis, az IL p. IN. and
% 5S p. m. daily.
New Orleans via Bristol ami uhattano 100 "a
3 Z p m. daily. Through sleeper TO Now
Orleans.
singerIy accommodation. 7oa a. m, sos,
- and IL 10 p. M, daily.
Landeuberg accommodation. week days
0S 8 8! a. M. 20 and 5 4s p. m. Sundays.
80 q. m, 3 50 D. m.
Trains leave Marker street station, for
New York, week days, . 20 a. m.
For Philadelphia. week days. . 20, e go IS 90
II 10 a. M. 5a AS p. III. Sundays. 0 20 a. IN.
w. IS, o IS p. Ill.
For Pittsburg and Chicago. week days. IS 20
a. IN.
For Baltimore. week days, so, $50 a. m.
50. IS 10 y. m. Sunday IS y. IN.
For Landenberg and Way stations week
days, So % Il. M. ? l5 40 p IN. Sundays
% n. M, s 10 p. IN.
Leuye philadelphia (Twsnty fourth and
chestnut streets for Wilmington week days
3H, 8, ~ e OO. ~. III AZ m, IL noon Il 35
= a. 200 10. u 90. 30. Is o. IS a. 49, u TO-
80. = s. IS 81 10 10 aud II Is D. IN.
sunday. SO. 8. q VI. s 80. 10, i|it 44 n. m. IL
noon. 4 49, 200. Is. 400. 30. q 80 e 49, Is e.
10 10 and lbs p. IN.
streeis>, week days IS 20 q 40, III 20 a. m,
3 40. Is Is. .722 p. IN. Sundays, $40 q 40.
I'll 20 n. M, % 49, y y p. IN,
Telephone. No. 1913.
Rates ito Western points lower than via any
other line.
30, SCUIL. General Passenger Agent.
IL. Ii. CAMPBELL. General Manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-02

Mrs. Peter J.. Hart, Georgetown. is
re guest OF Mrs. L. W. Helnzer, this
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-02
PHILADELPHIA. Passenger Steamboats,

NEW JERSEY AND LEXINGTON
IN FERRY co. Time table taking eff
rrStIr--At cct FriGay. May IS. 1891 re-
1-.ss-A-'I-s's'- 'ween Warrington. penns-
grove Delaware river x. Il. points aud
by connection with Mayor Eeyhold for
Pennsyi.ie, New Castle, Delaware City
aud Salem,
DAILY EXEC PIT SUNDAY.
Leave wilmington, King street wharf.
II ~ II. tn:, arrive Pcnnsprove II. IN.
Leave Wilmington, King street wharf.
p. inu arrive Peunsgruye ) 40 y. M
Leave w ilminGton King street wharf.
y p. M. arrive Pcnnsgroye 10 p. IN.
Leave Pennsgrove Il. M, arrive Will
leave Pennsgroye 10 a M. arrive WIZ
IN tngton 10 10 Il. m.
Leave Pennsgrove 80 p. M, arrive vii.
mtngton 30 y. IN.
SUNDAY ONLY.
Leave Wilmington, King street wharf,
y a. IN, arrive PennsRroye9 40 4. m.
Leave Whining on, X ing street wharf.
~ p. m, arrive PennsRFoye : to u. M.
Leave Wilmington, King street wharf,
p. M, arrive fenpsgroye 0. - p. m.
miLkton 40 a. IN.
Leave Pennsgroye 1a 90 p. IN. arrive
Wilmington LILO p. m.
Leave fennsgroYe p. M, arrlvs VIII
Connections at Pennsgrove wi; hISteam-
er Major Rey bold" and Delaware River
Railroad trains
CONCESSIONS at Wilmington with will
inington Northern RailroRd, baltimore
& Ohio Railroad and Pennsylvania Rail-
road.
The boat leaving Wilmington at 7 20 a.
N. and p. m. week days and a. m. and
steamer Major heyboldr running be-
tween Salem and Philadelphia.
| A. o. NeCh USLAHD.
i m2o-h Superintendent.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-01-13
Beheaded on the Block for Treason,
But His Honor Vindicated
After Death.

The following sketch OF Count Lally
Tollendal, who led the Irish Brigade at
Fontenoy, is taken from contribution
by Eugene Davis to the Boston Repub-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-20
LEo<E xorrcr.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT. KING c.
\ Warrington "a
John Cspecci, plaintiff Va Peter All
fendaae No. la,scA Receivers -
crsdttcrA
Notice 10 hereby given 10 all credisn
persons having aay claim against the - ,
cf Carecci a Alladso ~ propsietors Of -
otherwise. that they are required % r
their CLAIMS TO the undersigned recaiver -
Law ONCE 81 Frank r. Lewis. as yew X
block. seattle. Wash. with the necessarV
ers. within ten days after the date hereci -
barred from distribution Of the mooev ~
hands Of said receiver.
Alfred CARTON. Rssut~
Dated NAV IL. 1904
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-20

COUNTY TREAsURER'S NOTICE-oN r
later the 18th day OF May, lS9S, the sr~nruuS5
King county. Washington. viii pay on -
ton ell outstanding warrants drawn a -
district No, Of said county bearing daS F.
60 and including warrant No, as7S dsor1 H.
II. 1925 A. r. MIrTEN, County Trserrs3
Seattle. Wash. May Is. issA -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-20

VTA>EkD-RoARp ny sfNttE GENTLE.
" assa ia . sEssase saassis stAsx price, xzkA4a
1Sax sssekS q z. u Aaases ksx lisa
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VyrAkfEIa-gskLs KeTATE ~ CITY pS
w s-Seasxs - sSeAsaxs SOC e&Asr pF0Psrsy. 81
tsSe hsE~sss bssss@sAg
YfASfEEt--s HAVE BUYERS FOE IN.
w sxavss - essasrxews: cssy property. sSsesxs
psz s-4. grease ssxx Alxss sx sksc6-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-20

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-20

sOCfErY NOTICES.
ARcANA LODGE. NO ~. Y. AND A. ~
"A etasod snxasiuRs eecond and fourth Mondays
Of oueh nsontb. u. -. hAsss w. -.
A. r. GTRss. Sec
M AIsE SOCIAL THE LAST Yok THE pa
~ sen. via be hsid q Arlington hotel wsdnss-
1ay svsuIaG.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-20

phlNATs LESSONS EnR YOUNG LADIES.
Ma ials IASsa sxsssx zEsss sae4sc tls.s.I.s 90,
sAa Soass. sszsssaess. keuEs ia
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-03

Sharp, Trimble Il Denton, dealers in
clothing aud gents furnishing goods, Mt.
Sterling, invite call from the people of
this section, aud when in that city you
should 80 10 see them. IL Is the only
clothing house in Mt Sterling that appar.
emily desires your trade, aud they will
treat you nicely. You will find there a
full line Of the latest fashions In mems
wear, shoes, etc.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-03

were appointed by the court TO examine
them, aud after having taken them
through a written examination sufficient.
ly rigid to tcst their knowledge Of law
and their ability TO practice same, they
were granted license to practice In oil
the courts Of the commonwealth,
The visiting attorneys were W, w.
Mcclure, West Liberty l, W. Rose,
Maytown; J. J. q. Rack, Thomas Cope
and John Patrick, jackson; w. II. White
aud IL. c. Lilly, Irvine.
RANuIHu
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-03
Elder J. I, Pieratt will preach at Lee
City next Sunday morning and afternoon.

About ,hiriy'dve years ago, Mrs. Milton
Stevenson, Of Georgetown, Ny, whilebrush.
Ing some broken glass from table. stuck u
piece of glass in the palm Of her hand,
Since that time her hand aud arm at times
have given her considerable pain. A day
or two ago she discovered pimple on her
arm near the elbow, aud, on picking Il
with a needle, exiricated the piece Of glass,
which all these years had been gradually
working up la,o the arm from the hand.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-03

The attention of our readers and espec.
tally the farmers, is respectfully called
To the handsome advertisement of Ed
Mitchells hardware house in this issue
This house Is one of the oldest in Eastern
Kentucky, and under Mr. Mitchel's
management has taken front rank. lie
has just extended the building twenty.
five feet, which not only gives more room
hut by the addition he has more light.
The store has been recently reprinted,
all the small hardware Is in handsomely
finished boxes, and altogether the store
presentsan exceptionally nice appearance.
This establishment carries an exception.
ally nice line of agricultural implements,
notable among which are the Whitley
Binder and Mower, the Mitchell Wagon,
etc, etc.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-03
RAMBLER.
Loo CitN I.oenla.

III, III. Swango was here last week shak'
ing hands with the dear people.
Clay Rose has moved his stock Of goods
10 his new store on Main street.
Clay Rose has just received new or.
gan aud Is well pleased with IL.
Mrs. Robert q. Rose has been confined
TO her room for about two weeks with
inilammatory sore eyes and has suffered
intense agony, but we are glad to note
that Sc Is now improving.
Robert NJ. Trimble, of the firm OF
Trimble Bros, Mt. Sterling, was here
several days ago and was guest of the
Allen House. We were glad to see Rol .
ert aud are proud of his prosperity. lie
10 another one Of the young men that
was born aud raised away up here in the
mountain wilds of Eastern Kentucky
that now ranks among the first class bust.
ness men Of the country.
An election will be held In Lee City
on the 9TH day Of May for the election
Of full board Of town officers, viz Po-
lice judge town marshal aud five trust
ees, The candidates already spoken of
are rs follows; For police Judge. Il.
Allen aud Henry Patrick; town mar
shal-W. T.. Mcpherson and q. Il. Ma.
loney; trustees--D. n. Wells, r. q,
Rose, A. NJ. Nickel, Clay Rose and,
perhaps, G. Z. CLANCY.
Rev, G. +. Heaverin, of Augusta, Ky.
preached an able sermon at the Christian
church, Mt this place, last Sunday, the
first Methodist sermon ever preached In
Lee City. the text being taken from Ro-
mans, |, 10: - am not ashamed of the
gospel Of Christ, for il Is the power of
God unto salvation To every one that be.
lieveth," The speaker first gave con-
else aud general history OF the Apostle
Paul during his tragic and eventful ca.
reer while prosecuting Christians in Je.
rusalem and the other cities, and showed
to what depth he was stepped in sin and
iniquity up 10 the time of his conversion
while on his way To Damascus, lie then
took up Paul's history rs Christian con.
yerted and regenerted, and more beau
tiful illustration of the wonderful power
and working of the Holy Spirit on the
heart, mind and souls of men has seldom
been heard from pulpit orator. The
large congregation was composed of the
several denominations of this section,
only one Methodist being present except
the speaker, yet all denominations unite
in speaking in highest terms of the ser,
mon. IL was an embodiment Of old time
Methodist religion. ANp.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-03

We buy goods by car load lots and
that is why we can undersel any one in
Eastern Kentucky. sutton Il Smith,
Mt, Sterling
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-03

When in Lexington call on L.
& G.. STRAUS, Leading Clothiers,
who carry larger line of CLOTH
ING and sell for less money than
any house in the bluegrass capital.
A Watch free with every pur-
chase of So, or over.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-20
Capture Of Chihuahua by Rebels
Reported False.
The Toughs Of New York We'll
come II British sport.
One Of The Missing CouRhiln WI.
nesses ~ = u Fran isco.
BUr stSS GROWING BETTER

NJ PAso, Texas, JAN H. Reports sent
uut rrgariing the capture "f Chihuahua
10y IevulutiunistH arr tissue II false.
houis. Chihuahua is IN ~ danger nor
has ever been. he sn.callrd revolution.
ist' are only bands uf mninnd"rr in dlf.
ferrnt bands aud do not numhrr mor.
than twenty each. The reports arr gut-
ten up by parties hn,agnuIstic tn ia" hiaI
government ou this side uf the river and
circulated Ia lumrut revolution III
Mexico Aud leading snmr ignorant
Ars.rauS tu helicvca revolution exists,
who join the maraudrrs with hope Of tI-
ture ben"d, And gIo'y Zayas. Tia" MrX-
lean consul hrr ururs reports. The
supcrui ndeut ur Tia" Mr.ican Central
also drui"S reports. The tn,tcd States
consul. Huston. al Juarrz denies ~ false
all such reports. All such rrIorts arr
ri nply manufactured hrrr and sent out ,
the de.riment ni III p"rn aud northern
Me- leo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-20
NuH s,riinn Ntam ps.

Washington, Jan. io.-rhs p'stoihc"
depar .ment is inclined Ia regard with
fa, or suggestion tina, has been made
that pos,s - stamps should h~ numbered
precisely IA III. sam" manner ~ treasury
notes and bi,s issued 10y the g"vrI nmrut
Som. such means of idrn, 'icati"n as thiS
has bsen found necessary owing io the
numerous robbrrirH uf stamps In bulk
FROM pottnfiie.s in difrrcn, parts "f the
country. n species Of crime which seems
II late To he considerably un the Increase
A large numher of representative husi'
ness men as we'll as I'os,oiiic. inspectors
piiuat Il IN difern, parts of tide country
have strongly endorsed the project and
urged its immediat. consideration
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-20

San fraucirco. Jan. ~. Major "sSmp-
son." the mi ,ug " .tucss ia the cas" "i
Dan Coughlin "a, Chicago for the murder
Of Dr. Crunu. and who at TIA" Last anal
testified that nc hal been offered money
by Coughlin tn 'do up the doctor. w"s
seen in this city few days ago and rec
ognized by man who formerly knew
him well by sigh, in that city, l.c II SaiI
70 have displayed big roll Of hillr. al
though for few months prior To- his
leaving Chicago he was in hari luck
"sampson" II All old acIuaiutanc" aud
co-minyler with "shell workers" and
others who lay cheap traps for the I'M
wary. but none of this fraternity in Sau
Francisco will sdmit that they have s"''u
him or know anything Of h's where.
AbDuta.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-20
Welcoming n ari,t-h -por,.

New I"ik, Jan I9.-H Habiurr of sport.
ing circles IN thsci,y ai'' prepared 1" XIV >
a hearty reception ,o George W Muuir,
better known As Pony Moore, Charlie
Mi,chclrs m'her.in. law. and who is due
this afternoon from London wlth bills oi
cSchan,. for hundr-l Thousand dollars
of English money with which Ia back his
son-in-law III the approaching cont.s lie
10 accompanied 10y his daughter. Mrs.
Mitchell, aud they arr passengers on the
r.. uria. Several tugs hav" been char
tercd and big contingency will gn down
the bay IA NEE, the cA- -iJlnsir,'l as s",n az
the arrival uf the shp "l Sandy Hook is
announced. They wli remain ~ - = cay
for couple of days and then leave for
Florida, Mrs. Mitchell l,eing very anxious
10 be near her husband during the few
days prior To the hght.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-20

d"r fr"m participating In sny strikes or
using any influence In the adjustment of
wages ur regulation II trades matters up-
un ia" Northern Pacific rad II aays that
Jenkins and Caldwell out lIerod Herh,
that ,h" injunction would pa, Ia shame the
car II Russia, tina, II places the United
States government with the army and
navy IN defense nf the Northern Pacific
rad and against wurkingmrn; tha, II ir
another blow n, civil liberty ia this cuun-
try, And that Chef Justice FULLER 10y In
dnrsing the injunction has len, his assist
anc" toward rendering pnwerlrss the la
boring prnpl" uf this country employed
ou railroads in even defend themselves
against the encrnachmen,n ~ capital by
rrfIs ng tu work Never beforr, II says,
IN N" history II this country has such
proceed X tab II place, aud II will Arw,r.
the people To- n sense or their danger al the
hands II the unScrupulous m"n"lnliS,s
who run The railroads, and hasten ia. day
when Ia" government will assume their
cun,rul aud management
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-20
uu.Iis Butter Csc.

81 Paul. MINI. Jan ~ The case ~
H." Armour Picking Company ofChicAgo
md Kansas against the Minnesota Dairy
Commission il again before the United
states court to-day The Armourr seek
10 max" permanent the injunction secured
.rw weeks agu stopping the commission
.rum making seizures of olrohargarine
n original packages. whether pink or
!'.,uW. Added interest in given a. the
.~" hy TIA" wrr upon nlromargarine that
l,s been r.itiatrd ia New York. PENN
.lyHuia aud other states, As we'll as by
800 iuril.!r declarations of the anti cleo
~ rEnr,nr Conference thr, ssr~rni,i~i m
Chicago this week.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-20

Lowell. Mass Jan. ~ The st',r M.
," uu.. g. IT," hughiz ut LLl.ur which has
'"'"n ~ - ~ here fnr several days
nuy"urn'i to-day Althri''a IA" = publ.
.. "u " supprc ,rd ! is known that
toe ."iu.ts of TIA" "iiirrrs presented show
that the strength nf ia" orlcr III the state
has been materially lrs~"u"d during the
pas, year, and i, Was decided Ia place or
ganilri., IN the field AMI ln make n siren
u"us "iio', Ia restore the organization To
h.. fuI mrr strcnE,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-20

Omaha. N"h.. Jan. ~ Hawaiian Min
iS;"r Thursl"u was interviewed her. en-
r"ut" To- Washington, lie says the queen
AN never be- restored Minister Willis IL
very unpopular on ia" islands owing 10
h's mission ia both s"'ial and political
circles, aud Thrrston thinks hr will ak
to br recalled He says the people Of
Hawaii arr anxious for annexation Ia the
United States, h"iug the only power able
to tak" IuSsrss on without force.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-20
Mieh,r- kn,En,. ef Labor

Detroit. Mich, Jan ~, The call for
the ninth annual convention II the state
assembly of the knights of Labor IA be
held u, Holland early neAt month has
been issued. II declares tina, new era
is about ,o be inAugurAtei in the organi-
zstion and that grca, care should he cx-
srciscd in the selection ofdelegat.s. Gen
sral Master Workman Sovereign has
agreed to attend the convention.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-20

Mr., N. n. Chase. from ColfAx county
placed his son In ths G"sS Military Ins,i-
iIts on ths Iith inst, Regardless Of the
''isis Of the who. country Col. Goss has
gone straight kurwari AMI has proven to
the people ~ albuquerque his capacity
in building AMI sustaining = school
agAinr, all odds. This institution is add
ing many dollar Ia ,he city, The
cadets rarh fom lN- Angeles IN Rl
Paso. Eidy ami Whit. Oaks have their
representatives Also, II the institution
can thrive under such trying times AZ
these, what may the people of Albuquer.
que pN"iict Ia morr prosperous seasons,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-20

Baltimore, Md, Jan. in,--Gen. Trad
hey I johnson will preside this evening
over ,h" annual banquet of the Society II
:" Army and Navy ofih Coufrdcrnry.
=, Will l." nm unusually brilliant affair.
Covers will hr laid for three hundred
guests. and strong vein " pa,riotis,n
aud love "f count y will iun through tie
speeches
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-20
MAX, -.,.as rr.,.-,.

PhilAd-lphla. Pa. Jan, iH,-An official
address from the executive council - the
Knights of Labor makes formal annou Nce-
ment IL the injunction issued hy Juages
Jenkins and Caldwell. IL the United s,ates
circuit courts of W isconsin and MinneHnla.
and served upon oien"ral Master work
mi.n Sovereign aud the memlers Of the
general executive boari .nJoining the or
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-20

Lebanon. Mo Jan, ~ W ilson How
! Il wns hanged here this moi ming for the
murder Il deaf mute Auk Jst, 1889
last nigh, he made affidavit that he kill
,D John Bailey, for whwh crime his uncle
/, .crving life sentence. He protested
inunccnc. Of th. crime for which he Was
h. lgrd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-20
The IRoadhoNd,ru.

New York. Jan. lH.-Thr committee Of
bnndhol,lrrr of the Atchisou. Topeka a
Santa re- "rgauil"l 10y the election II
q H. Louis r., 'rrd chairman and III
w'ri hing secretary. /, is earned frum
ul.olRcill sources that the finances II
\ q Rad ARE such ~ - warrant The H..
III" of c"llatr, al t'uat bonds.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-20


the pay r,ll now and at III" Iirrcu, rate
of construction twsNiS miles rf rad will
b" in operation 10y April Isl,
says the hingmAn Miner j 4 Ir.ly.
\. Hraly And Chas Price have l"ni
"d tv" copper properties uu Bill williams
FORK a. eastern parties for uu" year
Five thousand dollars have been lrIssit.
81 IN W" bank with which a. hoglu d,.
v"lormrui Wsrk TIA" mines show up
well N copper nu ih" surface, and II they
develop we'll, -m,l'"r viii H." rrrc',,l uu
the ground
tirurrnl - AulrNdr II S'r Fnnri~rr.
AMI parties representing French ami
Scotch capitalists hay" guu" t." th" ,uouih
oI ~" Colorado river. nr NO." purpu." 81
s"l"rtiug p'ar" where they can l,,N,r o.
colony Of frrurh gplr rr,wrrr and WIN"
makers " Thousand fmlrS lhr
-,ram"r Al,"r viii ~ down tr,nn Yuma
I" hrlug th"u back
\ petition ~ hriug circulated Among
,h,. settlers under the Orange Belt cana.
Nariruln county. f1r thr establishment
" prstri'irr aud th" appointment II
Mr Staples ~ postmaster, Th" ram"
Mrr,dhu - proposed for the Instui'r". ~
!, will u" l"""I", "n th" Mrr,dnu Line.
Tl" report going the rounds ot tern.
'oral papers. snNs the liosr".,"r, that
all uf the iuur- IA Tombstone have clr-,,i
down and all the miners discharged Tbs
~ n mistakes not man has been dls-
charged and but one mine, which woi keel
hut ~ men. has been CLOSED down
/, seems To- be- conceded fact. anys
the klugrnau Miner. that the canal will
lee pat in at Bulls Heal point The
raun will open up over 2On,OOO acres uf
plrulid tul, capable of growing al.
w"s' ANY kini ~ nTilt nr vegetables
An n,.,nhm"nt fot $4,000 has been Oh
l,rroi against the Prescott and Arizona
Cru'rI way company IN favor ~ Mites
O'Eru and James Cannon as receivers
" lhr Madison rIunrr L.. nix for unpaid
interest ou $ioo,ooO nf the compan,'s
hnu..- held hy the bank.
SUNDAY night was the coldest IL the
-r son NJ A, ola the mercury going
down tn H.! irslrrs above n"ro, SUNDAY
morning Ou Wn... 'hrt had stoUa out
II do"ir over nlght, lee had form-,. -
n rknrS- # thrrt-siNt-rnths "f an
uru.
~ the ella I,uu Reservoir hIg furr"
o. m"u Hud teams A." NJ work \ larg"
tut'a,,m"nt ut teams ar" "u Tuut" from
pbrulN iui the tam. tn haul lmh"r ,Ium
ih" ia road I, th, dam, Thirty dN' cat.
'uudr uf lumber a." now At the r.,lIruad
u" rom"-,rur pr.~prr'ur says tmi
the -,Ir ul lhr Kansas Ca'ti. Co.. aud 'h"
r,ulr'.ur Cattle co.'s Ioug"s jnsr,hr,
with all 1t the cattle, was cnusuwntrd
rh, poo, ln-"r Is Mat Ryan III" wri!.
kruru N"yadn cnitl" mau rand nuyr,.
\ I"ttluu, nunrwusly -lL ,"d 10y thr
! l"u's "f llckh"rry aui ia" sandy.
u,ayiug for ~" establishment u u ma !
.I.lr" frum lInrkh"rry down (" Signal
'nug ia" I'm" or IA" lhg sandy, hn- been
sen, tr Wash .r,m
l. is said that th" Atlantic n Parih.
road wt.l l"' uu,i, ia" lr-t trnur cru'iu-
,,ai ROUTE hy IA" rrc"iN"re New steel
WI n' h'l, IA" rmi h,-l pn' m god
condition nud ia" h"-t ct m"tiN" power