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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
A SEw GaEAr srasK M.

Some of the newspapers and some pub
lie men hrve spoken of the recent Ameri-
can Railway Union strike 49, exceeding
all previorr strikes in Importance. MIR
D-hs calls IL "ths greatest strike the
world ever saw" There have been many
strikes in r-cen, years covering more ter
ri,ory, lasting longer and involving a
greater number Of men than III. D-bh
strike.
The strike Of the coal miners, which
ended jus, before the late railroad strike
began, involved 100000 men. II lasted
several months. II extended into Ala
hama, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio. PennsylvA-
MIA, Iowa, Maryland. Tennessee, Ken
lucky aud the Indian Territory. The
mru los, $l2,OOO,OOo in wages. aud the
loss If the niue owners was the same.
The strike ON the Gould railway sys.
tenn, In iSs6, led by Martin Irons, ex'
ceedod the Debs strike In importance
every way ercep in the loss Of life The
strikers actually had possession for weeks
II the cities Il 1T. Louis, sedAiiA, Atchi-
son, Kansas City, Parsons, Fort Worth.
Little Rock and TexArkAnA No trains
were run on the entire Gould system
Four ar dive states were overrun by the
strike, and its effects were visible for .
year af,srwArd on railroad traffic through.
out the southwest.
The railroad strike Of 1877 Was more
sxt.nSiv. than that II 1894, II began
July In that year ., MArtinsburg. IN
w.at Virginia, aud involved twenty rail-
roa,is. throughout their extent, from Chi
eAgo 10 Philadelphia, and nom the Cana
dA railway districts 10 the Ohio river
The principal strike center Was ~ Pitts
burg, and Allegheny county, Pennsylva.
MIA. paid $2.OOO.Ooo IA tho railroads for
damages, which WAS about one-hAlf d
the amount Of their losses n that point.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11

A young woman Of Crab Creek. Orc.
gon, INDUCES In frequent freaks Of
somnambulism. Ono Of her recent ex.
ploits was as follows She arose from
her bod about , o'clock In the morn.
Ing and was seen TO approach Crab
creek In her night robe. Upon reach.
Ing the stream the young woman
wAded In for n short distance, ~ II
feeling her way. aud swan safely
across Upon reaching the opposite
bank she awoks, half frightened 70
death, dripping wet and shiverins
from the cold, and made her way to
the house Of . neiRhbor, where sh :
was cared for and taken to her homo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11

IL few directions has the growth Of the
United States been more remarkable dur
ing the pas, thirty Years than in the
production or minerals. In 1864 the
United States, with an output Of -, $50 900
meric tons, stond thiri among the coal.
producing nations, Great Britain leading
with over 10000, 900 tons. Germany 30.
U0. 900. In the thirty years since that
time Great Britain has little more than
doubled its output Germany has trebl.d.
hut the United States has increased eight
times. and produces now Almos, NJ much
a. Germany and all the rest OF the world
taken together, excepting only Grea,
Britain. In the production Of pig iron
our growth has been even more remark
able. In 1855 the pig iron producing coun.
tries ranked with Great Britain arst. then
France. Germany aud the United States.
Blu, In 1897 the United States ou,pr, was
more than eleven times ~ much a. thirty
years before.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
The AaRe Here

Business men should get together and
form an association for their mutual pro.
lection from the perpetual credit fend,
An association that would cause one
merchant To refus. credit To person who
has refused 10 make some satisfactory
arrangement with his former creditors,
would save the dealers 81 Socorro many
thousands Of 10 liars. II the merchants
Of this city had their book accounts
turned into cash, they could more than
double the amour, of their investments.
Oct together and organize. -Adyertlser.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
A Busssrfiy Story.

A COCOON taken into . suburban
library some weeks ago gave forth the
other day an exquisite great butter
hy. The delicate fsathcrsd creature
was kept In the room q day or two
and then In pity set free Just at night
fall. There were some misgivings
lest this should provo other than an
act Of mercy, but all was felt 10 bs
well when next morning the butterfly
was discovered where II had been
placed. but this time In company
with mate. II happened that the
temperature indoors and out had been
30 nearly alike that the butterfly In
the library had burst it. bonds almost
at the same moment with the one out
aldo destined to become Its mate.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
Tried % ssis.U q rrsi..

Cleveland. Aug. Am sttsmp, vas
made last night 10 bold up the Lake
Shore express At Kesslsr, Ind, upon ,hs
Identical spot the came train was held up
last fall. The train was approaching .
split switch OF Kessier when the engineer
noticed that the switch was turned 20 a.
70 run the train on . aiding, where ties
and lumber wsre piled. The engineer
put on all steam and dashed through the
pile. passing safely onto the main track
through the split switch at high rate Of
cpsed. Az the train passed the obs.ruc.
lion masked men ared several shots at
the train. none Of which took effect. The
Unitsd SsAtes express car In tina train
had on board large amount Of money.
II 10 thought this was known 10 the dee
psradoes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
Capture q Colorado cea vse,.

Canon City, Aug. t. Warden McLisser
received = dispAtch to-day from Chief
Detective Shea. Of Chicago, saying that
James X strAtton. convict who escaped
rom the Colorado peni,eutiary In Sep
TENDER, 1893, had been captured In Chs-
cago. stratton was leader Of the cele-
brated gang Of mail boz robbers that op-
Grated throughout tho country. He was
convicted In Denver and sentenced 10 the
penitentiary for t~enty-ons ysars. He
aud John Keenan,. . higbwayman serving
q hiseen-yesr sentence, escaped by saw
ing bars OF the cell window, and scaling
u wall thirty feet high.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
strong Newspaper team

W r. McCr-ight has purchased a half
interest in the Albuquerque CITIZEN from
Thomas Hughes. Mr., McCreigh, has
been employed on the paper for several
y srs; in fact. Hughes and McCreight
have been insepArnble. Tom Hughes
will manipulst. the pen. paste and scia
sorr on the paper land he uses more pen
than scissors and pastel. while McCr-ight
will have charge Of the business end Of
it. They form one Of the strongest news.
paper teams in the southwest. prescott,
Arizona, Journal Miner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
Accident at Sei.on. =.

The other morning . north bound pas
senger train on the Denver d Cult rail
rad ran into the rear Of fast freight
train st Folsom, N. N The engine and
baggage ear Of the passenger train were
derailed and badly damaged. The Ca
boOse Of the freight train and box car
loaaied with grain were also derailed.
caught hre and were destroyed. Fire
man Dennis MAher Of the passenger en-
gins had both legs crushed. and amputa
ton was necessary. The probability Of
his recovery In doubtful.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
GOOD PAY FOR A SMALL JOB.
Expers Iseksm,th. rims 10 Valuable,
- Thl- manufacturer Learned.

Expert Iseksmtth's Time IL vsiusbis,
- This M.saf.-t urer Learned.
Every safe manufacturer has at.
tached TO his force expert iocksn,iths.
whose duties consist In opening safes
which have gotten out Of order. Many
Of the accidents 70 safss occur from
the gross carelcsaness of their owners
and at times the honest safe crackers
enjoy . qaiet laugh at the expense OF
Q group of bank officers or tho pro-
pristor Of some important establish.
ment Not long since 4 large manu-.
fsotursr telegraphed to . New York
safe maker, requesting that o man DO
sent ~ once 10 his place OF
business, . town about hfty miles
from the city. Uponl reaching his
destination the expert with hia kit
Of tools, repaired TO the 90. 2blish.
mont and was informed that the
vault, an old. fashioned AFFAIR which
locked with u key and which Don.
tained the safe and books Of the oon.
Germ, could not be ope ned. The man
examined the lock and then the key,
opened his kit, took out . bit Of wire
and began to dig a MAS Of dirt, dust
and lint out Of the key. Then he In.
serted II In the lock. while the pro
prictor with . sickly smile looked on.
whats your charger" asked the
manufacturer.
Fifty doliarA" replied the expert
Does anyone know you are In
town2"
mo"
"weli, then. here's s60." remarked
the manufacturer. "Fll give you SO
extra II you'll take tho Arst train
back TO New York without telling
anyone the price I've paid TO have .
man dig dirt out OF . key for me-"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11

Manuel T. de Costa, who resides six
miles south of Sacramento on the
Riverside road. has built an ingenious
machine for irrigating his aower
garden and his orange and lemon
trees II consists Of Q wooden wheel
ten feet In diameter and with rim,
or tire, about two feet wide. A dog
Il placed inside the wheel. which 10
turned by his weight ~ he gailops In
traadmill fashion, Ths revelation OF
the axle tuins crank which ope crates
tho handle Of y pump set In . dug
we'll. After half an hours exercise
the dog IL taken out and fresh dog
put In for another half hour.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
paasa ~ Company ARAsrs.

New York. Aug 7.-Sscrstary carpsn.
ter, Of tho general reorganization CON-
mi,,es Of the Asehison, Topeka 4 Santa
70 railroad company. said to-day regard
ing the meeting Of the committee .sis AZ
tsrHoon; I'VE expect that 81. Chen Little,
the expert accountant who has been on.
amining the books foe some time, will
make report and I hope We will be able
10 make . statement Of the condition Of
Atchison Affairs to-day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11

Cowes, Isle Of Wight, Aug. Tn the
race fof her msjestys' cup In the Royal
yacht squadron regatta to-day for all
yachts belonging IN the equsdroo, the
Prince Of Wales cutter, BrittAniA, Em-
peror williams cutter, the Meteor, for
merlsy Thistle) Admiral Montague's 20
rater cutter Garina, Lord Dunraven's 81
rater Desperanio, W. r Cookson's 20
rater Castenet and 81 rater Mohawk,
started At 10 =. IN. The Brittania crossed
tho line before the gun was ared and was
therefore disqualified. The GarinA led
followed by the Meteor. Meteor finished
dIst but the CarninA Won on time allow
ance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
COMPLIMENTARY urs,ten

Tux Albuquerque CITIZEN announces
that MIR. W. 4. McCrcigh, has purchased
- half in,eres, in that paper and the hru
henceforth will be- Hughes d NcCreigh,,
the veteran, Thor. Hughes, serving ~
riitor. aud Mr.. McCrright hlling the dual
role II business manager and city editor.
TmE CITIZEN has always been gooi
newspaper, hut the change will make i,
stiii better. Success Ia the new firm -
New Mexican.
W. r. McCr-ight has purchased n halt
interest in THn Albuquerque CITIZEN. the
great republican daily newspaper II New
Mexico. Mr.. McCr-ignt has been con
n.ct.i with that paper since its .rtab.
lirhm.nt = number If years age, and
needs no introduction Ia Ia. reading pub.
lie of New Mexico aud Arizona. The
gr-a, and only Tom Hughes will continu.
Ia be the managing editor. while Mr.
McCrright will b. the business manager
Snd city editor. Socorro Chietain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11

Buffalo, Aug. 7.-Fishermsn were ared
upon by Canadian officials on board the
cruiser Dolphin Sunday. while fishing In
side Rose Reef. The men were 10 ANAL
boats and were pursued by the cruiser.
and the captain commanded them TO
stop. They kept pulling for the shore
until the bullets whistlsd about their
ears and made them stop, Tie captain
searched their boat, and hnding no meta.
steamed away.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11

Washington, Aug. 7.-Messrs. Bynum
and Springer conferred al noon and
drafted . resolution TO serve q. the basis
u caucus action. II is conservative In
tone and avoids cri,icism. II does not
direct the house conferees N recede from
their position, but urges that they reach
. spees'y agreement. Provision u also
made that u agreement Is not effect
ed by Friday there shall 10 another eau.
Gus. Aftor cousultAtion among friends II
the house oonferees II Was decided not 10
introduce substitute resolution but 10
vote down the Bynum-spr,nser resolu.
tiou.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11

Washington. Aug, steps were taxi
en- 10y the Judiciary committee Il the
house for Investigation Of the charges
against Judge A. J. Hicks, made by Cen.
trail Labor Union Of Cleveland. Repre-
sentative Bailey. IL Ohio. explained To
committee the memorial from the Union,
prosecuted by Representative johnson.
The opinion was Expressed that the case
could no, be ignored. since definite
charges II financial shortage, based on
records Of the court, had been made II
was argued that no steps towards im-
parchment should be taken until more
was known ~ the matte: and the case
was referred 10 n sub committee. Of
which Bailey IL chairman. with direc-
tions for resolution for investigation.
Bailey will intrduce y resolution auth
orixing the Judiciary committee 10 inves-
tigate the case.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
The assers Csus,ssua

Thirty year, ago Horace Greeley
said 70 Susan h Anthony; THE bal
lot and the bullet 20 together. You
women say you want 10 vote; are you
ready 70 hght. too3" "Yss, Mr..
Creelsy." said Miss Anthouy, I'VE are
ready 70 Aght at the point Of the
goose ssili. tAs way yo~ always have"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
Better Thaa Ever.

W. T. MCKNIGHT, who for long time
has been connected with Tbs Albuquer-
que CITIZEN, has purchased u half inter
est In that valuable paper and assumes
the entire business charge Of i,s afiAirs
besides acting AZ city editor. We con-
graduate Mr.. Hughes upon securing such
an eiiciep, CO. WORKER and msy safely
preside, the paper v'jl bc bs,tsr than ever
--Cerrillos Rustler,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11

Donvsr, Aug. Joe r. Wilson, the
II PAso county deputy sheriff captured
In Misscuri. has made full confession OF
the Tarsaey tarrins and has given Chief
Of Police Armstrong the names Of all con-
esrnsd. According To his story Sheriff
Bowers was the chief conspirator and
furnished the lAx 10 Deputy QuaSksaboss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
nSta for EaANs

sheriff Sanders sold the Black Range
LiriviA,ion Works Of Chloride last sa,ur-
day, to satisfy . Judgment for taxes for
$623 " and SASS cos,s. The property
was bid In by W, \. Hopewsll for $426.
u. e, Hobart was the only other bidder,
These works arr said 10 have cost the
projectors nearly tiO,O00. --Hillsboro Ad.
y,cAts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
BOARD OF A DERMEM.
Big Lot Of Business Transacted
by the Board Last E,eni Y.
FiaE SUPPLIES ORDERED

A regular meeting ~ the bosrl ~
aldermen was held iart evening, Mayor
Lu,hy prcstiing.
Observation-Disclosures Albright, Bruck.
m-i,r. iransir, IirHrri,l,n. kotler. Ot-ro,
Simpler. AMI Clerk Dixon.
Absent - Alderman schwartz
The minutes ~ the regular meeting II
July 2 and the special meeiings ~ july III
aud - were real And approved.
The following new bills we're present.
81. read aud rsferr-d Ia the respective
cnmtnitta.a,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11

Washington. Aug. 7.-Dr. ausman.
minister from Niearasus, has received
telegram nom MAnAgua. otiiciaily an.
nouneing thu. Bluehslds, on the Mosquito
coast. has been taken by the NieArasuAa
army.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11

Nearly n week has been put in 10y the
board uf regents ~ the School of Mines
drvising ways and means II escape from
the threatening difficulties. II appears
that there has been mismauagemen from
the start. and the new board finds iis
hands full II embarrassing contracts
pr'sI!rnt WAS rmplnyei at the mAgnih-
cent salary II $4,000 per year. with APP
uar-ntly NJ duties To- perform, as All an
sis,nnt WAS employed Ia conduct the
classes the local press was practically
ignored, and All attempt made Ia build
up the School upon Jaw bone, which Of
course. was not an overwhelming success
--Sucorru Advertiser
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
Grnua srmy Veterans.

Oruville, Obi", Aug 7.-ve,.rans ~ the
war 10 the number IL several hundred
arr gathered here to-day To take part in
the 18th annual reunion ~ the survivors
IL the sherman Brigade This brigade
was organized At Mansfield. in 1851, by
John sherman. now senator, and the
several commands accompa nied his late
brother. General Sherman. ~ the famous
march from Atlanta to the ses. The
survivors composed the Gath and 65,h re-
gim.n,s IL Ohio Volunteer Infantry. the
9TH Ohio voluri or Battery and Nc
Laughlin's Squadron of Ohio Cavalry
The ranks oi the veterans have been
greatly ,hinned II late years, and I, Ia no,
improbable tina, this reunion may lie the
last The camp has been named Camp
McGill. and the reunion will continue
until Friday evening.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11

Po,tsvills. Pa. Aug. Harry Man
fried, the murderer Of George ochs. vas
hanged to-day. Asnfrisd forced an 90.
trance 70 hrs. ochs' bedroom and shOs
ochs who trisd 10 sjsst him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
The Territorial sair

The fourteenth annual Territorial fair
IL To be held at Albuquerque sept II. ~.
Is, II and Is. All the rrsources IL the
territory will be exhibited there At that
time Reduced rates have been securc,l
on the railroads and visitors will In prrr
rn, from all par,s 81 New M-sico. Arizo
IA, Colorado, Kansas, Texas and other
states. A large number IT people will be-
present and 1t is an excellent opportunity
I" advertise the mineral resources 81 Co
chiu. We mus, make an exhibit II the
rich ores u our minrs. Exhibits will be
male from all other mining camps in
New Mexico, and We arr certainly willing
,n compare our mineral with the best 81
them, A meeting Ia perfect Arrange
m-nts for making AN exhibit Il CorhiiI
ores n, this fair ~ called 10 meet AT Bland
Wednesday evening, Aug 4, when a com.
mi,t-- will be- appointed Ia look after Ia,
matter -CGhiti Call.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11

TuH country has suffered greatly dur
ing tho eight months Of tariff ,inksrins.
bu, II 10 lucky N be alive. II b~ats Dr.
Tannsr's famous forty days fast
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11

peti'ion signed 10y tue property
holders living in the vicinity II the sewer
cutie, in BarlAs, protesting agnins, the
c-sspool formei by the refuse. was read
ami referred Ia the sewer committee.
A petition. rigned by owners Of prop
rrty and tenants occupying the several
buildings situated on the north side IT
Railroad avenue. between Second and
Third streets, claiming that the lard rrn.
dering establishment conducted by Jacob
MetzRer d Co. In u nuisance, was read
and referred to grievance committee.
petition. signed by the property
holders on north Thru street. calling at
tentinn II the boari 10 the fact that At
present their properties are entirely I'M
protected In case Of fire for want II h. :
drants, was read and referred 20 the
water committee.
The contract of Ernest Meyers with tn.
city, entered into under Mayor Saints
Standardization. In REGARD 70 extending
sewer pipe Ia his residence, he TO present
n bill for such work, was read and refer
red tn the finance committee 10 report at
next meeting.
Marshal fluke reported a. follows
Number Of arrests for July Is; number
II prisoners in jail for the month, u;
S''N'''ts Tisf W. VApcurcr Ehhtt Stp.lOi
leaving . balance due city, $l0l IS. Re-
port referred to poiics COMMITTEES.
The marshal reported 2s7 tanks Of
water used in flushing che sewers during
July. Referred TO the water COMMITTEES
Henry Lockhart. city magistrate, re-
ported a. follows: Total cases tried, 81
all convicted sentence suspended, o,
tines paid on d; sent "a Jail, u. Fines
and cos'c paid the city, eos paid In Chi.
nese opium cases, Gas. The above re.
port, inc uding the bill Of Justice Lock.
hart. and that Of Justice Burke, acting
city magistrate during the absence II
Mr.. Lockhart, wac read and referred "
the police committee.
City 'lerk Dixon reported licenses 10
sued during July $2O3 50i credited by
that amount by trcasurer's receipt.
The pay roll for july was presented ~
f.tl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11

ably I'm the following bills. and the clerk
instruct ed ~ draw warrants for the