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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28

Pitisburg. Pa. April 27.-The bAnque,
of,hs American Republican League At the
AonouRahela House this evening In hon
or Of the anniversary of General Grants
birth will b- brilliant affair. The large
club room has been elaborately decorated
and = life sized porirAi, Of the grra,
American rests unders canopy surround.
ell by flowers. The principal orators
will be senator W. b. Allison, II lows.
EX.speak,r Thomas u. R.~i and Hon.
J. G. Burroughs, Il Michigan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28

Editor titib~n.
Wallace, April 20 --pl"na, ray to the
world at largc ,ha, the largest and Lc,t
mines In the C"chiti mining district. ~ IA
a. the Victor, Cr,trr,un, barney aud Anln
arc not "n the S'.call~i land gran, In
fact all II the mln"r. unless II n one ur
two IN the extreme south end uf the dis
'r'c,, which might rrss,hly IT, nn the
grant ~ let ia" gr,L work ~ "a AMI
let the l""I,l" from near and TAT come ia
Wal lace and l." made rich 10y investing
IN the ahov" properties Land grants nrr
u thing 81 III" pas, and C"ch,i IL tu lr.
the greatest mining camp on earth
= "
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28
Csss~r~a~e wi,h Manager,

Toiucs, Ills. Apri! T.--Actiug Gov
ernor Gill and J. Crawford, president, oi
the Illinois Mine Workers, are here Ia
private conference with the manager oi
the mines. Dovlin. Gill promised pro-
lection II the men desire 10 work and will
do M even IL militia 10 called out 10 pro-
tee, them. Four thousand men are here
aud armed and a,e determined that the
mines shall be closed down. No trouble
is expected to-day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28
The I.a. l.aaa asart.

The New Mexican II yesterday says
In this United States court II private land
claims this morning Nr. J. W. vr,om ar.
guei for = rehearing in the case II the ~.
bnstiAn ds Vargas grant on the basis ui
newly discovered Archivs evidence a.
the last term ofthe court the easter u par,
II the gran, consisting u II. 900 thou.a nj
acres wss confirmed AMI the western lar,
containing $4,000 snr~s was r-jec,.Ii. The
rehsAring was grAntsd and the case sub.
mittsd t0 the court.
In the CASE of the RsIu. Loba,o grant,
rsprsssni.si by Attorney N. u. Laughlin
and alleged IA eondic, with the santa F-
grant, the court dsciisd that Que of the
deeds In the chain of title was forgery
and therefore the claimant had M right TO
the land. Attorney LAughlin ask..i that
Judgment he no, entered In The case until
the nent term ofcourt and the rclussi was
granted,
The ojo Caliente grant cAss was heard
and Submitted IA the court
Tsstim"ny In the santa w gran, case
was closod yesterday Aft-rnon and Argu.
inents will commence to.m0rruw morn.
Ing.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28

hiansspclia, April ga COMMITTEES Of
The American Railway Union. headed by
President Debs, entered into conference
with Pysssisns Hili. Of the Great North
srn this Doroiias for ssttlsmsn. of the
strike. Ths conferences was moss ssnss.
sloesi. President Hill did no. agree with
NE sehsdais. vsee-Prssidsut Howard
created sosne by ssvsre criticism oi
tbs road. The outlook IN doubsf1i for .
|poeesfal settlement.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28

Aiuonk. H.. April 27.-Two hundred
miners left here =. six o'clock this morn
ing On the march 10 Tolaca. They car
ried American Gags and wsrs armed with
clubs They will Join the main body march,
Ing from La Sale. Peru and struatn~. two
thousand strong. 1'hs miners 81 Toluca
srs badly frightened over the rspat of
the advancing minera, who would lynch
all caught as work.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28

PITCHED BATTLE!
Between a Coley Army and q
Sherif's Posse.
Indiana Republicans Holding a
Rousing Convention.
Insans Prae.t Csmmits Msraer and
Tries % Suicide.
CosFkDERArR REUNION.

Minneapolis. April 20 Private des.
patches received ., the Northern Pacific
headquarters this morning Ars IN the 81.
feet that the sheriff fFom Livingstone,
Mont. with large posse has succeeded
In overhaulins the Butte Coxeyites .,
Columbus, Mont, and that there 10 q
pitched battle being fought foe possession
Of the North Pacific train stolen by the
om.nonweslers. II is stated tha, Or
ganixer Hogan heads the Butte con,.n.
gent. Later dispatches say ,ha, troops
have been sent frum Fur, Keogh 10 assist
the sheriff.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28

urged that the children should h. ,Auvh,
the Importance II trees And tire, culture
a. bcAring upon material prosperity. and
should be encouraged to study the beau.
'i"S of flowers and plants in field and
gardens. In Wisconsin Guy Peck issued
horid address drploring the destruction
OF the forests, aud declaring that uIon the
children depended the future f,rrs, inter.
estH ~ the state.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28
. asi6 sD~h1se.

Washington. April % After introduc-
ton Of . bill and debate On the subject Of
the arrival Of the Coxey army the tariff
bill was taken up aud Harris asked that
debate be continued til Q o'clock every
day. The motion went over. The con-
ssasra.ion Of the bill was begun by para.
graphs, and vsst took the Hoor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28
Negroes l.ysehea.

New oFissns, April T.--Pour more
negro muriercrs of Mr.. Boycs In MAdi.
son parish. were captured by the sh'rid
and mob took tho prisoners aud !, ach'
I'd them. There are seventeen nsgra,
now In Jail waiting trial fr the Boyes
murder and they viii undoubtedly be
convicted. Rlghl negroes have besn
lynchsd already.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28

Nsw York. April .7,-Ths HAmil,cu
Rspubliosn club cslsbrA,si the Grant
birthday with reespt'ou a, lIollander's.
and which IVES largely par,ieipa,. In. "
b soilowsd tAis evening BY . baplue, q,
which osasrai Horace Porssr. Congress.
msn Roswell D. Horr. and L. u. Quigg.
cornslius Biin. John A. Cocksriii. spsak.
or AAiby. and several others win deliver
Addresses.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28

Washington. April 2S.-s~ustor VOL
eots spoke on tbs coxsy army to-day. and
said that the movement was encouraged
by in6usntsal men. Governor Waite 10
in the lisa He paid high tribute IN the
state and the people and declared that
Waite had greatly injured the reputation
Of Colorado
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28

Chicago, April S,.--A small army of
skilled woskmsa to-day snssr-d upon the
task of taking 70 pisoss ths Ferris wheel.
which. since the Close of the Worlds iAir,
has reared ~ bead above tbs sosns of
ruin and dssolation st jackson Park. II
will probably b removed 10 New York.
where II will be rs-erecsed At Broadway
and Thirty seventh street. The work of
taking down, Transporting snd rs-eroct-
Ing the monster Ia expected TO occupy the
greater part of six months.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28

Washington. April as.-i3y directiou of
the president . Telegram ives sen, IN Gen.
Merritt. commanding department of ,b.
DakosAs, instrueting him To hav. sufa.
eient forcc 10 arrest and hold all pe~ons
unlawfnlly seising Northern Pacific train
al Butte.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28

zsnesville. Ohio, April T.--A despatch
from Washington Cour, House, Ohio,
Gays the Calvin Industrial army las,
night held up and boarded . Baltimore
3 Ohio freight The train men sidetrsck-
cd u and the railroad-rs fearing the ven.
geance Of the mob ran the westbound
trains over the Little Mama from Co.
lumbns 70 Cleveland this morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28
ute anataas

wsshingtoa. April se.--Ths house con.
mit.ss oa Indian sfzAirs to-day agreed IA
report kvorably bill drawn BY Bell. oi
Colorado, sor the sssslsmsns Of the uss
question. II providss sos The allotment
Of land 70 The Indians f6sty miles west d
the present rsssrvstioa, aud su.hwissu
Indians MOI accepting tho aiiotmsps N
ssti,s oa any ef the four sdjoiaing town
ships In Nov Mexico. che rsnsindsr a
the reservation 70 be opened 70 white
settlement.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28
chicago celebrates

Chicago, April - James K Garfield
Am II the late President Garh"hl. will t..
night pay tribute Ia ti"nrral Grant at thr
biThiny anniv"rrary celebration to hc
held At the Grand ractii, hotel under the
auspices uf the Marquette club IA.
""vrrnnr Oslr-hy, aud other old time ~.
publlcana will also deliver Addrr.z.z
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28

Milwaukee. april 80 Judge jenkins
today appointed Alfred Cary special
master In ths matter II Receiver Oake.'
alleged rohbery u the Northern Pacific.
Forty dAys inqsiry is allowed. To ~ d,-
v'ded equally tr'ween oAkrs and his az.
cuserr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28

Atlantic, lows. April 2s.-An unsuc-
cessfol attempt was made To sssassina,e
ocneral Kelly last night The affair was
Kept quiet. t'as II leaked out through an
anonymous ls,tsr received by the general
An time 10 foil The plans. Anarchists in
The sacramento company werC the leaders
In the plot 10 slug Ksiiy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28

have reliable information that the Indus.
trial amy frcm Portland. Seattle. Taco.
ma and spoksne. numbering over ,Sc
thousand. have been making arrange.
menss sscretly with the intention of cap.
turing train The officials of the CON
monweal held sscre, meeting this morn.
Ing and the railroad is looking for devel.
opmen,s of some new plan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28
Brtsk sampssRn.

indianapolis. Ind April 25.--In out
lining The republican plans Chairman
Gowdy said to-day: "It is intended to
make the campaign one Of unprecedented
activity. Over . scorv of orators of ma
tional reputation will be brought, here ,o
enliveu things. and we hope In have At
least ten spseches from Gov Mckinley,
Of Ohio"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28
Asra~reA ~ sssan- Praess,

Cincinnati, April 2b.-Mary Gilmsrtin
wss shot and INSTANTLY killed this morn
Ing while on her way 10 work by Catho-
lie priest named Father O'drady, who~e
insAne jealousy Of the girl caused the
tragedy. Al the station house he at
tempted suicide by taking poison.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28

Greenup. H., April 10 The demo
cratic congressional oonvention for the
nineteenth congressional district assem-
blcd here today. Congressman George
W. Fi,hian was renominated ON the tirr,
ballo, amidst great enthusiasm.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28

Pssas, April N The court II aasiss
wss crowded to-day vhsn Rmil Henry,
the anarchist. who cAassd ihs sIplosiOu
% eonb In the eAss of tho Hotel Ter
aini In February last was srralgned for
TRIAL. Extraordinary prseaa,Ions wers
nAaisssssd In admitting spscastor, The
psisezar will plead justsasakion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28
s;ease enps sS sAe ssars.

ohiahomA City. o. T.. April 37,-Ths
indignssion II ths people oyer the srrss,
Of Editors Burke and Bso~a for con,smp,
of court. 10 isssnsifying Judge sco,t's
action is considered tyranny and an up
rising and bloodshsd msy occur.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28
-~-,~se~s rw. ss.,.,. q. s.,,

Oklahoma CITY, o. r., April 2s.-Judv.
Henry sco,t to-day s-n,snced Eli,ms
Burke and Brown. Of the Daily Times
aud Journal. N psy hn-s Of s2so and ten
days In Jail fcr eri,ieising sco,i's sotion
In -i'hhoAiins the grand jury rpurt.
which he conssrued into gru-s oon,emp,
81 court.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28

Columbus, Ohio, April ~. An A,,.mp,
was made to-day 70 kill Prrsid.u, No.
Bride of the Na.sonal Mine Workers. the
leader Of the great strike, by sending
him an Internal machine The Att.mp,
failed because the string to pull the
match broke.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28
Amsshes sspike.

AsnnsApolis, MINI, April 27.--A strike
h In progress on the Minneapolis q ~.
Paul road. The Railway Union at noon
called out all the men GU the Great
Northern road aud now the 6ght 10 70
be 70 Q aaish between the men and the
COMPANY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28
military Reraiiea

Chicago. April T-Acting Governor
Gill has countermanded the order for
troops IN Toluea, and says sinos tbs min.
srs have dispersed there is no further need
Of the military.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28

chieago. Apvii n ,--D%p.,ehs. received
hsFs to-day iron wissoaAin. Ohio, New
Jssssy AMI pssasyivssAA ny ,ha, In all
thsss s,Atss Arbor psy = bssaS vsvy gen.
orally observed In sssasdssss with the
pseslAaAiions of The shisf nagisssa.s..
In oAls. 0oy. hekialsy'e pgesi.-..lo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28

Frsdsrick. Nd, April 20. - The
cozsy army re.anssd its march Ia
Washington eariy this morning. Thr-r
men deserted during the night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28

Gunnison. Colo. April n.-Nick
Meyers. the waatoa slayer Of Deputy
Sheriff John Meyers. In his lura wss sho,
aud killed yesterday by tvo dspasy shsr-
ifis whiie Fssissins arrest.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28

O., Paul. April ss.--osssrai Manager
Hsnsarsek oa the Novthssa FAsias to-day
reesivsd . spssiai ftoa sssyths. hont.
stating thai The troops ere stiii With the
leaders of Cozsy's army under guard.
awaiting orders - 70 disposition of the
prisoners. oshsr Conmoawsaisrs are
prsparins 70 march. rraaie on the
Norshsra was rssamaA to-day. No srsins
run yesterday as . eoliisioa With tho
Commoawssisrs' train was ssarsd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28
asA ssssisss. "a rs,s~.

SPOKANE April % Pity extra dspu.
ssss we're sworn early shis moraing and
shs ofAears cay . hundred mors win bs
procured 70 prosscs The Northsu Passae
Fsins Railroad osz,ciAls claim thai sbsx
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28

Il will b- an Agrr.abl. surIriss 10 per-
sons subject Ia attacks ~ bilious cole to
learn that promp, relief may he hal by
taking Chamberlain. Collie. Cholera and
Diarrb-a Rrm-,iy Ia many instances
the attack may liz prv-n,.sl by taking
this remedy ~ Eun ~ the hrst symptoms
of the disease apI~ar. Is and s0 cent
bottles fnr sale by 7. II, Burgess 4 Son.
druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28
SUICIDE.
Two Indian Murderers Attempt
to Cheat the Gallows.
ONE OP THEM WILL DIE,

Three Navajo Indians confined In the
county jail "n the charge II numbering, n
few weeks agn, u. NJ. smith. merchant
and Indian trader at Defiance station,
this morning made determined effort 10
anticipate justice by taking their own
lives. They hAh for snin" tim. d,scuss.-i
among themselves and with other Indian
prisoners In the jail the diiarr,nt meth,sls
which might be adopted io accom- jlish
this purpose and finally concluded that
,h. heat plan was Ia throw themselves
head fnr-n"r, frum the top ~ one & the
ir''n cages II the jail. One of ,he trio with
homichisl intent demurrcd Ia this MARINER
of nhnfiiiug If ia" mortal coil and yet
lives Ia view ,h" sai plight II his CON.
psnions AMI in NJ douh content t allow
the law Ia TAX. itS course.
Al about 7 o'clock this morning the
two men who wer. Determined on their
course. ascrulri /" III. top ~ cage, but
were promptly pulled down by fellow
prisoners The lnlians, however. were
persistent, aud hastily climln-i 10 th. top
II the Gag. again aud Immediately jump
e'i N heal foremost. The head of one
struck n projecting iron lar. breaking
his neck. while the head II the other
struck ia. stone hur IL the cell, s.rlnusly
fractur,ng his skull. The county physi.
chan. who was called, says th. latter will
l.t.N "A. Il. "A
Indian with hr,krn neck Ia in q Il , ing
condition and will probably die before
u'cluck
TmKIR CRIAE.
On ia. iaih "f last month ID. NJ. smith,
merchant AMI Indian trader u, hchAncs
station. N NJ, was found lying dead IN
his store, with his ,hrat cut by an iniiAn
who had gone 10 the store Ia make soins
purchase. The murdered man also hal
been stabbed several times in the breast
and had bullet hole through his b,dy.
Atlantic n Pacific trainmen were ApIriH.d
II the murder and removed the bsiy NJ
the victim Ia Gallup
Mr., hmilh waa reuI@cted gentleman
Ari left n wife aud several childrcn.
The de''l hal evidently be,n comm tied
for thief, ami bhSiy moccasin tracks
about the store lrd to the cone lusion that
Indians were the muriercrs. The mat
ter Was .nrrgehcally worked by oiiicers
aud the ArTrst ~ the three men mention
csi soon followed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28

wantsi-A posi,Oa ~ general house.
Keeper. Address. " xx." this Office.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-28
SAM HILL ON THE SITUATION.
Practice OF Allowing Others to
Run Ones Business.

Practice OF Allowing Others to
Run Ones Business.
President Sam Hill, of the Montana
Centrsl, stopped for few minutes in
the rush of yesterdays pressing bust.
ness to greet the GLOBE man and say
few words:
Just see the attitude and unreason-
able position these men take. Have you
ever known OF an instance where cor
poratIon of any kint-Or you may say
most any other business concern-was
willing to go to outsiders to arbitrate its
affairs with its employees. This Is prac-
tically allowing others to run your
business. We have been willing right
along to concede this point, although it
is not in Justice to the rights Of our
stockholders.
The striking employees refuse to ar
bitrate. In this connection allow me to
say that the laws OF the state of Mime.
sofa differ from those of any other state.
If You will turn to chapter SO, section /,
Statutes OF 1STS-loOk ON page S6S-yon
will find direct provision calling for
the arbitration of any differences that
might exist between two parties. Gov.
Nelson proposed this. AMI we are will
ing that this modus should be employed
to settle the affair. The men by de-
Ginning 9rbitration set at defiance the
provisions of the state laws. They can
not retain public sympathy on such
footing.
Another point desire TO call atten-
ton to is this-allof our wage schedules
contain the proviso until modified by
mutual consent This feature is one
particularly introduced by the Great
Northern company. Consequently, all
this talk about the company arbitrarily
reducing the wages of employees is the
merest rubbish Gu its very face"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-28
WHEELS ARE At REST.
Continued From First Page.

Continue From EirSt rage
pearance of perfect standstiIl. Little
groups of railroad men were making
their way to the city to attend mas
meeting at Labor hail. One of these
stopped GLOBE man to inquire, after
the news and impart such information
rs he possessed. A switchman said:
Well, everything Is tied up. The boys
are all out ut the shops. l just came
from there. You see it's already hitting
some other lines, and ii this thing is not
settled soon il may spread and cause
general tie-up OF all lines running into
st. Paul., Z
There was no attempt made in the
yards during the afternoon to perform
any work, and everything was as quiet
as graveyard when darkness came on.
At half-paSt the stalled train OH the
Eastern Minnesota was still near the
shops. IL was in the way of other
trains, but both the engineer and fire.
man had deserted their posts and could
not DO found. Supt Pattee came with
switch engine and moved the train to-
a side track, doing his own switching
The stalled freight train of the OinahaI
road was backed to the Minnes0taTrans-|
fer, as thete were no prospects of GET
ting it through to the inner yards.
At a late hour last night but single
man was at or near the Great Northern
shops. Everything remained absO-
lutely quiet. The committee in charge
Of the strike issued strict orders during
the evening to all men to keep away
from the shops. yards and entire
grounds of the Great Northern system,
and hoped that all men engaged in the
strike would obey the order to the let
ter.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-28
AT LABOR HALL.
Strikers Compare Notes on the
Situation

Strikers Compare Notes on the
Situation
Yesterday afternoon. Immediately
after the men quit work in the local
yards and other branches of the services,
mass meeting was held at Labor hall.
at which nearly 500 men participated.
The men realize the magnitude of
the stfaggle. and do not underestimate
the strength of their opponent. From
outward appearances the meeting was
held in measure to receive such mes
sages from outside points as might ar
rive, and to have the men together. The
feeling among the men was one of de-
termination, and among some even Bit
terness. One man. who was present
from the far West, is said to have
expressed himself In no unmistakable
terms as to what would happen out
there Ii any one attempted to ''scab" in
that region. "a
Many messages. Offering sympathy.
and aid. were read at the meeting, and.
one was received from st. Cloud, which
read as follows:
THE freight train that arrived here
from st. Paul at Z a. m. with thirty
marshals is quietly sidetracked and til e
engine taken to the rOundhouse. All
attempts to send it west have failed.
''H. r. DANIELS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-28
PATIENTS FREAK,
Andrew Rasmussen Abruptly
Leaves a Sick Bed and Disap-

Andrew Rasmussen AbruptIy
Leaves a Sick Bed and Disap-
pears.
Andrew Rasmussen, aged about
twenty-four, clerk employed at Hahn
ert's drug store, corner Sixth street and
Nicollet avenue, had been confined to
his bed since last Saturday with pneu-
monia. Al II O'Clock yesterday morn
Ing he got up and dressed, saying to the
nurse he would go down town and get
money sufficient to pay her for her serv-
ices. He talked nationally and ap-
peared sane, and protested 80 strongly
that he had recovered that the nurse
was completely nonplused, and before
she got her wits together the patient
had disappeared. HIS friends were
greatly disturbed over his disappearance
last evening, but could get no intelii.
sence of his whereabouts. He came to
Minneapolis from Faribault about year
ago. and it was thought possible he
might attempt to take the o'clock D.
IN. train for his former home. This
train was closely watched, but he did
not show up at the station. 1t was also
thought that in fit of Insane cunning
he might have gone over to st. Paul and
taken the train from there. loung
Rasp usSon returned to Minneapolis late
last evening after spending the day in
st. Paul. He was put back in bed aud
was very i'll at midnight.