davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-05-18
i'm Raufd
StiehIt Ghomos GonrpoY einen 2tai9otor uno
mu6 oafiir bi6eu.

G6oma8 Gonpob bcfonb ltb geiterngta6
mitta0 nit Stpei &amera0en nlf einerSauf>
tour an Der @lorfltr. 0e9en 5 ubr bogen
ite, ale BRET l6on itarf angetrunten, in Die
WtaOtlonitr. Elm, uno ais lie an 8urfD &
W}ilot'5 9te1tauront porilberfan1e11, ftel
@onipap Elm GROCER, Dor Der Sbir iteben6er
8ebQlter ms &uge, in benz ettpas berum=
l6Damm. 0a3 mnBte unterIu6t tperben.
GOnipaO trat oIio nit ieinen 0efGbrten oicbt
beran unO ale bret i9auten aufmerflam in
Das Q8alier btnei1t. Ou io6en lie 0enn, DaB
Die S6ptmmer cine 9roBe S9tlOfr0te un0
Elm iD0Dl ftnf SUB LANCER Nui9atOr marert.
02it benen muBte man ieinen Spas BADEN,
baS itano BET GpntpoD iofprt felt. Gr 8riff
aiio nit Der Betrunfcnen eigenen Sorg7
l~oitgfeit in Den 8ebGlter btnein, pafte ben
NIi9ator teft AM Sbpan3 nnb 3og oas itb
Deftig itrGubenoe I0ier berdu8. 0unn
maricbierten er uno leinc Iameroben ser
Glartitr. 81 unb 9ingen bieie lji0licb 6tnab.
gtatirlib folgten tbnen 6unberte bon
gteu9iertgen, bic ben QHltgator IN @onpoD's
6ono erbliGt batten. 0aS 6eblen beS
1biercs aus Dem 8ebdlter ipurbe bon 6ent
Sberfellner oeS 9~teitauratts, etncm biinen=
boften S6tDar5en, erlt entbedt, ols Gon=
nap uno 0enoiien bereits al Der Monroes
ItraBe angelan9t tDarcn.
Sofort macbte er ii3 auf Sic 8erfolgung
Der Qui9atorbiebe. Gr bate tie audb balb
eingebott, ais ct ober GonipaD aufforoerte,
ibnt ba5 3bier ausSIliefern, ba fam eS gu
cinem 9anbgemenge unO balo rOuten Der
S6lpar5e, GontpaD & 50. uno Der Qluigaz
tor ouf bent Seiteupe9e berum. Sn5tptz
i9en batten iid UNI Die &GmpfenOen 10
Dtele Wfeni3en an9eiammelt, 6aB Sic
StraBe Ooultdn6i8 blo6irt ma ulto io9ar
Die StraBenbabnipagen ni4t me6r burcbz
fommen fonnten. 0icicr ieI6it al ser
GlartitraBe ungelp0bnljcbe Nuflauf perane
loBte iblieBli6 meDrerc Boli5iiten ein5us
ibreiten. O}lt Djeler O}ii6e ~brGngten Ite
iib burb 6ie Mcnlbcnmenge binburh ltnb
treunten bonn bic 8d1npfenocn. @onipa0,
Ser aus meDreren Wunoen blutete, abcr
8dn5lib niicbtern gelpor0en ipar, tpurOe gez
3tpunGen, ben Qtuigotor picocr al ieine1
Sulbort 3~urif3ubrtngcn unb Damn muBte
ct einen Poli3jiten nocb Der 6arrtlonitr.7
Station begIeiter.
, 1894-05-18
GtncoIn DART.

SSn tbrer seltrigen @eriammtltng faBte
Sic 2oncoln 4art BebOrbe ben a~uffouenoen
8ei6luB, ibre Stbun8en futftig 9ebeim gu
6alten. Der Sefretdr 0ebber, ebemaLi9er
superintendent Der BoIt8mei9itation Der
g{oro Start StraBc, ipuroe an8emieien,
ben 8ericbterNatterh iOIcbe 0tittbeilungen
3u mocberl, pie iie i3m poiicnO eri9ejnen.
0ie 6crren Gommjiidre faBten bieien Sc
ibluB, neil e5 libel Oermertt porOen mar,
OoB ite fir3lt6 Dem Steno8rap6en 6es
MtaporS Sic @rlaubniB ertheiIt bitten, i'm
2incoln @orf gu fii9en. 0ieier 8ei9IuB
murOc pie0er riif9dn8i8 gen1ocbt. 8enn
bic 8ebOrOe ~tinitig in ibreu 8e0eimen
Sibun8cn dDnGicbe 8eiDlitHe IoBt, 10 miro
Der 9err Sefretdr Ote8 natiirlicb fir ii9
bebaltet.
Sic 8e60r6e organiiirte ii6 6a6urd6, 6aB
4norelp GratDiorb gum BrditOcnten, Sobn
9. Cooper GUM 8iccs8 rGiioenten unb
8ernbaro s. @eber gum 2lubitOr ernanut
mur0e.
, 1894-05-18
DermtIbtes.

= Gin neues 0ort. Sn elmer
Srtttf Der Soiiti6en 3ettung bonn 2. Nprtl
betBt eS: vWtdn mO6te aucb feline Ser bols>
9e16nittenen Stellen iiber Sugeno ltn6
0aiter mtiien." g8ir bagegen m0chten baS
neue 8ort ybolSgei6nitten" miiieu.
- Sin S6iuerperbe1ferer. Die 8eieler
3eitung bonn Is. MGr3 citirt in tbrem
2eitarttfel:
9tbn in ben Ocean i1ifft nit tauien6
Wtaiten Der Singing,
Sttu auf 9erettetem &abn tebrt in ben
6afen 0er @rctS.
Schiller bat aber &ii9n garnt6t 8ei6riee
ben, alcb nibt &abn, fonbern 8oot, un6
ntbt febrt, ionberu tretbt. Der Singing
Der g%enannten 3eitun9 loQte itb fir einen
leiner tauieu6 Wfoiten Sbiuer'S @e0icbte
anlbaffen un6 6iibi6 nablcbto9en, tpe1tn
er leine QrtifeL nit @itaten aus S9iQer
l6mi6t.
= Der berii6tigte ruiiii8e Nbenteurer
Gornet Sabine lit iiiu9it auf ieinem aberz
maligen transport mach S!birten, mobin
CT ihon etnmaL 9ciGbtdt moroen, ober
lptebGr entfloben ipar, geitorben. Ser
S9!pirtbler, 6er 5u ben i6laueiten unb gez
ricbeniten Der 3unft geb0rt, torcbte boz
mebreren Sabren pl0Blicb in 8e9lettung
elmer Dame" in Berlin auf pn6 na6m in
einem eriten 6OteG Der 6rie0ricblta6t 8obz
nung. ST lcbte auf 9roBem TuBe unb
Deri6afte iib bic Wfittel SIT leinem berz
ic9ipenOerii9en 2eben burc6 betriigertide
Mtanipulationen bel 9ferbeUertGufen. Qu5
bic GoIi3ei auf ibn aufmerflam
murbe, Oeri3pan6 er pl0Bli9 auf ld1z
gere 3eit unO ermOglicbte i6licBlic6
leine 6tuc9t nab BET Scbpei3. 9prt
puroe CT nab Gdn9erem bergeblicbcn
Sucbcn enolt6 enoedt uno nab Berlin 517
riidgebro6t. Oils er mach 9tuBlano aus
g~eliefert tperOen loute un6 iicb in 8egleiz
tung SDcter GranSporteure ouf benz g8ege
nob Nleranbrpuo befan0, entiprang CT in
9olen ietnen 8egIeitcrn aus Dem Glen
bobn5u9e. @r wurOe tnbeiien mieocr err
g%riffen un6 BON ber ruiiti6cn 8eb0rDe, ba
er aucb p%olittic6 Dcrbdbtig mar, nac6 Sibiz
rten Dcrl6tdt. 2lber oub bier gelang' eS
ibm, 81 entfommen. @rit mach LANCER
3eit pur6e man ieiner bobbaft uno er ioQte
nun sum Speiten Wfale n0d Gtbtrien De-
bracbt peroen, itarb aber auf Dem @egc
bortbtn.
, 1894-05-18

Stills GorporationSonpon i3eiSler bat
Ietn @utadten iiber bic 6rage, ob Die
Sta0t befltgt iei, bic GountD6eb0rben aur
8Ornabme getpiiier 9teparaturen bebufs
Berbeiierung Ser lanitGren 3uitdnbe i'm
@DuntDgebGu0e 81 Stpin8en, euentueQ Ote
S6tieBung 6e8 @ebGubeS an3uorbncu,
9eItern Nac6mtttag Dcm Wta0or unterbrei>
tet. 9aS 0utadbten beia9t, OaB Der Stabt
auf 0runb Der itatutariib t9r SuiteDenben
9tccbtes, tit Die 8sobadtunQ Der ianitdren
8orl9rttten 5u lOrgen, DurbauS 6efugt
lei, Die S6lteBung OeS GountD9ebGuocS
5u er3tDtngcn, penn ba5lel6e ii9 in etnem
Oet 0eiunObeit Der Sniaiien beorO6enben
3uitanoe beftnbet. Qluf @runb bieieS @utz
acbtenS bat ser WaDor 3unGc6it ben Sc
IunbbettScDmmilidr 9r. 9teDnolb3 6eauf>
tragt, benz GountDratb bic 8eric9te beS
StaDtcbemifers Or. @e6rman .unb beS
@0efeS neutrality-suspicious. 0oung, 3uiamz
men mil benz 0utacbten bes 0errn 3etSler
5n3ufteuen unb Sic @DuntDbe90rbe auf3u7
for6ern, Bic 3nr QbIteQun9 Ser beite6enben
ltebelItGnbe n0t6igcn 9tepdraturen D0r5u>
ne6men. gu @elpaltmaBrc9eln nil Der
W}QDor lib crit bann entl6lteBen, nenn
wv 0UultDpCDOtp Ivy UN'1(+H IoutSI OCAt
biQigen 0erlangen, in ibrem @ebdu6e Elm
beiieres Gonaliiotionsz unb 8entilotionsz
Spitem ein3ufibren, ni9t na6fommen
iDlte.
Inn 6aS bonn Gountbrat6 9egen Sic
itG6tiihen 8ebDrben onbGngig 9emo6te
zGerfabren 3u oerciteGn, be-
reitet Observation-Disclosures 3eiS@
Ter it6 9egentpdrtig Oarauf Dor, I'M @bane
CERT 0crtcht 81 Deranlaiien, boS @ountb
burb etnen GinballsbefebL an Der 8etreta
bun8 OeS YrO5eiieS 3u binbern. Sic Stabt
fam feinen 8eiibtitel auf Oas @run0ltiif,
auf ipeGcbem bas 91atb1aus itebt, nacbtpeis
len, ppDl aber fam ite itb auf ben I'M
Sabre 1872 nit Dem @ountp ab9ei6lollez
nen Gontroft itiiben, bur6 melcDen Der
Stnot bonn GountD baS 0teht crbielt, 6oS
@runoltiif gum 8an etneS Earthquakes gu
benuBen. Sn Solge oieieS GontratteS, 10
ar8umentitt 0crr 3eiS!er, Iet bas @ountD
nicbt mebr III Der Sage, ouf Dem QBege zines
@rmiiiions 8erfabrenS bic 9tGumun9 0eS
GatbbauieS SIT Deranloiien.
, 1894-05-18
Dorfidt 1T sic 11utter Ser meisbett

Sobanna 6Offmann bon GA Gaualport
9tOe. bate itcb III SOiepb @Orman einen
0elicbten on9ei9afft. Gr icbpOr ibr etoige
Greue un6 Oeripracb t6r, ite 10 ibnea ais
mO8GiA CUR WIrOe elmer Trau @Orman 5u
erbeben. NlS CT aber Dies 8eriprecben
ein3ul6ien Iib nibt anicbtdte unbSobanna
bereitS Elm Bfano Ser 2iebe nuf5uipeiien
Bate, oerpanOelte iib hire 2ie6e ani3cis
nen0 IN %gdbreno 0raben0ift unb lie lieB
ibren ySoe" tpegen iue9itimer 8atcri9uft
einIperren. I'm ben 8eiOen @~ele9cnbeit
CUR NuSiO6nnng un6 8erbetratbun9 5u
gebcn, peri6Ob 9ticbtcr Gberbarbt bic Ser
bonbIun9en bis 5um %, Wai unb iteute
ben Qn9efla9ten bis Oa6tn unter $500
BIr9i6aft.
, 1894-05-18
Qus Sem Grimtnal9erid2t.
DerurtheiIt.

Gor Gidbter Gibbons nur6e beute @ors
mitta9 GbarleS Soil Ser l~tnteric6tagung
i6ulOig befunOen unO 3u 5tDei Sabr 3udtz
0aN5 perurt6eilt, &ou mar ais 6ubrmann
fir baS 6leilcbgelbaft beS c6emaIigen
GountDz GcmmiIdrS W2tfe 2eb6en bcicbdfz
tt8t unb itedte $1,000 Der @tnnabmen, bic
ct bon &unben in @mpfang nabm, in feline
ci8ene Saibe.
W. Galloway mur6e be1te 8ormittag
bor Nicbter Scars be8 9iebltoblS elmer go(z
benen ubr un6 Settle, Oeri6iebener Ntn9e
unb Stlberlacben aus Der Q8obnung bon
ISABELLA Nleran6er, $50. 234 g8. NOam5z
itraBe, iiberfiibrt un0 erbteLt Stpet Sabr
3ucbtbaus 8uOifttrt.
, 1894-05-18
Oermeffert.

SIN 55 GuItout 6ouie BGace purben
6crte friib gegen 6 l1br 3tpet farbt9e
rOamen", gtOra Wbtte unb Soite Cohen,
banbgemetn. SIN Gerlaufe pes Streites
brocbte Soiie ibrer @egnertn un6 gtebsnz
bublerin III Der Qtebe UNI einen icbpar3en
2(0oniS Spet tiefe S9nittpun0en am linten
Qrme bel. 9tora murbe 0cm Doctor iibers
ontiportet uuO Soiie, bic iib na6 pOubra9z
ter SeIOentbat oanne gema6t bate, ipGter
oerboftet unb in Der Nrmorp unter9cbra6t.
, 1894-05-18
umsu9 Ser 0oronersoffcen.

0ie Offtcen beS County GoronerS, Sic iib
felt l~dn9erer 3eit i'm 3~peiten Stofmerf 6eS
@OuntDzG ourt1alieS b~efanOen, itnO 6eute
8ormtttag nad benz neucn Grimtnalz
gertbtsgeb6ube Derlegt tporoen. Die 60
roner8beamten ftno BON benz lltn3ug ntcbt
%belonoer8 erbaHt, oa ie jeBt teine 10 be-
qlerne 8erbinOun8 nit Dem S6ertffsamt
baben, ais es blSbcr Der SAL mar.
, 1894-05-18
ulidt 9e9en oen 211i0woy Canal.

Die Sutnois Central 8o6n8eieli6aft
fircbtet ni9t, 6aB i6re @cIejic an Der 16,
StroBe wirtIicb aufgcriiicn lperOen iperOen.
SoDn Dunn, bet 2iiiitent 0e5 BrdiiOeuten
Der 8aDn, erf(drte 9citern, baB Bic Sto0t
i5on Dot 2(bLauf Der Don ibr 9eitcute1
Irilt our9 einen @inbaIt5befe9l an Der
G%ntIernung Der 8a6ngeleiie perDinOert iein
iperoe.
6crr Dunn erfGGrtc 8citern %fcrner, baB
Bic SQinoi5 Central 8a6n8eieQi9aft feline
@inipGnOe ge9cn BEN bon Der Sii0z8arf~
GOmmtilion 9eplanten @anal amber Wtibz
map 8latiance erbeben iDer6e, nenn ibr
oaour9 feline beion0eren Soften ertpoc6len
Dirben. Oomit iteQte er bic bon Dem
G6ef7Sn8cnicur WaIlace get6ane NeuBez
rung, 0aB Sic. Suinoi8 Central 8abn9e7
ieuicbait 9eri9tlicb gc9en ben 8au OeS
GanalS DOr8eben perbe, ais unbe8rIn6et
bin.
, 1894-05-18
6efunoe Kur.

Sci 6em ~iitn0iten 8om6enz Mttentot in
8oris purbe au6 2aurent Sotlbaoe icbtper
perlebt, Der Die 8ombenz9lttenta perz
berrlicbt bate.
Otan fam alto nicbt io1ert, 6aB er berz
punbet purOe, %lonbern ct lit furirt tporoen.
, 1894-05-18
Nene An5eigen.

OIae Gooes= 1n5eie n, peIhe fir ole
moreen.1usoobe Ger nJuirois Stats
5%eituue" auf9e9ebeu werocn, erfbeinen toften.
frei i'm NbeuobIatt. Die ~2lnnohme Don Qn=
5eieen fir oas 2benoblatt ihIie6t un II uhr
mittaes, fir Ole uIoreeus2luseabe I'm 10 ubr
Nbenos.
, 1894-05-18
SpSeS=0I1tsei1e.

Treunoen unb 8etannteu Die tranriQe g3adrtdt, oaB
n1etl1 9ellebter 90tte utb rnIer Batter &uOp4pb Stnrnl
an 9Dnrerlto9 g{adDmtttag nm 2 llDr im Glitter pou As
Sobren 10 Wton0ter unb Is Sa9en ieli9 int 9errn ent=
ldaloIen II. pie Seerbt9nn9 finoet ftatt onl Sountag
pen 70, WtoL 9t9Dmttt99S I'm 2 nbr, DOm SrauerBouie,
naDnte bitten Die trauerl0eu Sinterbliebenen
GItI0bctDa Sturt1t, Satin.
SarI StWritt, SDbu.
l8mi2t MIbert nn0 @ottfrieo @nhttn, @tieIibhre
, 1894-05-18

6reun0et uno 8etoluten Die traurtQe ~9}odlriGbt, bar
nnier 9eltebter Sobn 5arrD ON H. Wtoi, Elm 8tertel
10 &ogen ielt9 I'M 9erru entiblafen 1T. Die 8eer6iQrnQ
ftubet am 9Onutoq, ben 20. Wtot, nm l ltbr 9tabmittQQS,
POM 3r1uer9auie Do. l26 2elpisitr. aus nod @unbers
5rie6bof itatt. I'm title 3beiluabme bitten bic troueru.
BEN 0iuterbIiebeueH.
&%cimvid) &rnie, Sophia &ruIe, @ltern. S,eiu=
RID @eGsttatt, 1sitnG &asman, SroBeltern.
, 1894-05-18
Oo6esfGue

mur6en 6clttc Gormitto8 int @elun6beitse
amt %an9emelOet:
sSulia 0iespel0, 60 S., GbiiOn 8orf,
Qluguit @i6palO, l S., 1913 8eit 20.
StroBc.
!6ermann Debner, Al Sabre, 921-49,
Court.
Socob 8rubi, 81 S., 217 GlD6Ourn gtpe.
9aOiO Gislc, II S., Nleriancre 6OSpital.
Nfartin Ofaaoe, 50 S., BIO Nr9er
Qloenue.
, 1894-05-18
Stdott1hes.
metterberiht.

Optiter &Geine, 76 @ui6in8ton Str,
berj6tet fir Gbicd9o Bic foLgenOen 8aroz
meter un6 S6ermomcteritGnoe
I'm 8 ltbr Wtorg. 43 ST., nm 9 ltDr %
0r., I'm 10 lbr A Gr., I'M II llbr AZ
@r., UNI II 1br 40 @r. 8arOmeterltan0
I'M 8 ubr Worg. 1906, IL l1br 1920.
, 1894-05-18
EO0eS=W1tsei0e.

ga,nmeIs. - @m IS. Wtoi Itarb &odeI g a.
mnels 9eliebte Satin pom So1n SomIeIs. 3ie
8eerot9nng fin0et ltatt bonn GrouerDauIe, 242l calumet
Aoente, Sonttog, oen 20. Mtot, nm l ubr 9ta6mtttags,
uQ1 @rQCeluub.
, 1894-05-18
>@ttiei0e.

SIM IItetbeiut itorb am MtittnoG 9benb Inn ubr
IgnaGz Schmidt
mad IonQem Seioen i'm Mlter pp1 "A Sabren. Sir 8e=
erbt9ung finbet Samitag 9tabmitto9 nm pa uDr in
Walobetm 1tott. SaS EOmife.
, 1894-05-18
pSes=2(ttsefoH

@eriponbten uno 6reunbeu Die traurioe No6ridbt. ban
1tnler 9]sliebter @ater SoDn Saertb am 9OnHerIto9
8eerOt9nng finbet Itott am Souuta0 Nadmittao nm ?
l1br bonn Srouerbauie, 385 Ytorb 4i6lauo @Ue., aus man
Dem ct 8onitaciHs=Rtrbbofe I'm title Sbetlnabme
bitten Sic tiefbetriibteu &iuSer.
18mt3t
, 1894-05-18

: 6eutc 0ormitta9 tpuroe nur Elm neuer
8latternfau unb 5tDar aus Sem 6aule 389
g. Glart Str. i'm @eiunb0eitSanlt ange>
meloet.
, 1894-05-18
Staot uno County.

Die ftdotiider1 Sehoroen beredti9t, epentuen
ole SdIie6une oes GountYz6 ebduoes gu
%er5win9en. = Die G~rmiifonsfIage oes
GountYs ee9eu ole Staot.
, 1894-05-18
Establishing.

SolaenOe 6eiratbsi9eine tpur6en beute
Wtorgen auS9eiteut:
, 1894-05-18

animal Cotnmnnt of the DAYTON INSURANCE
.1hhuui DtdlVmCW COMPANY Of Dayton, in the
State of Ohio, on the 3lst day of December 1898:
made to the Insurance Superintendent Of the
State Of Illinois, pursuant to law:
, 1894-05-18
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

ANIMAL Statpmnnt of the OHIO INSURANCE
hhhuai DNl0lhVht COMPANY of Dayton, in the
State of Ohio, on the 31st day of December 1898:
made to the Insurance superintendent of the
State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stock, paid up in
, 1894-05-18

NbsnObIatt Der Su. @tuats5tg. l Gent
, 1894-05-18

Total Expenditures. IS LOG, l13.45
miscellaneous.
Total amount of Risks outstanding. 800. $9,580,071.00
Samuel Il. kenip, President.
J. w. eiane Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day
of March 1894
[Seal] GEO. W. OZIAS,
Notary Public,
Uni Montgomery County. Ohio
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-01-18
NE TALKED STRAIGHT.

That was q plain, unvarnished state
ment of fact which Francisco Rivera re-
lated in the district court yesterday
touching the assassination of ex-Sheriff
Chavez. He was on the inside of the
brutal conspiracy and would have turned
states evidence long ago but for the
threats made by Vigil and others of the
gang to murder him in case their crime
was exposed. His testimony directly
connects the names of Francisco and An
tonic Borrego, Chino Alarid and Patricio
Valencia with the assassination. He saw
them armed, going to tho scene of the
tragedy. He was given revolver and
commanded to 60 with them, but re-
turned the weapon and declined to be a
party to the affair. Afterward, in passing
along the bridge, he saw these four men
and Vigil concealed there; saw Francisco
Borrego, there rifle in hand, half an hour
before the fatal shots were fred.
Thus he told his simple story, SO clear
ly, so concisely, in spite of rigid cross
examination, adhering to every detail as
if it had been burned into his memory.
The whole court room heard, breathless
almost, and believe it to be true. There
is more of this sort of testimony to come
out yet. Let the apologists for the &C.
cused men 20 hide their heads in shame.
Punish the assassins.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-01-18
That Francisco Chavez was waylaid

That Francisco Chavez was waylaid
and brutally assassinated in the streets
of Santa Fe by unknown parties lying in
wait is we'll known; that his assassins
should be arrested and punished is the
desire of all good citizens. The parties
under arrest are accused of having COM
mitted this crime, and the question to be
decided is their guilt or innocence, and
not their politics.
Only their friends and sympathizers
who are willing to debauch the courts to
save the accused at any price would drag
politics into the trial. Let the law be
enforced fairly and honestly in this case,
and in all others. Let all good people
having the fair name of New Mexico and
her people at heart join hands in seeking
for the truth in this matter, and in bring
ing the real criminals to justice. Let
them extend the good work by hunting
down and Furnishing the persons who
wounded Hon. j. A. Anchita, assassinated
Faustin Ortiz in this county, John Doh
erty in Mora, Dumas Provencher in Valen-
cha county, and all other persons accused
of crime, and, when arrested, aid in their
trial and conviction. Do this and bad
men will soon find that they can not kill
with impunity in New Mexico; fear will
deter them from their evil ways; crime
will cease, and law and order become gu
preme.
In the case on trial the officers of the
law are doing their duty and their whole
duty, and have tho sympathy and re-
spect of the community at large. They
were ordered to arrest the accused, and it
was their duty to do it, and, if resistance
was made, to use force, even to the TAX
ing of life. For an accused to resist ar
rest is virtually confession of his guilt
of the crime. Why should an innocent
man resist arrests He has nothing to
fear. Only the guilty have reason to fear
and resist public officer in the discharge
of his duty.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-01-18
CRIME IN NEW MEXICO.

During the present week the e1amina-
ton of the parties accused of assassinat-
ing Francisco Chavez is occupying the
attention of the district court. The NEW
MEXICAN regrets that certain influential
politicians have tried to drag politics
into the trial. This is wrong, and should
be avoided by all having the public veal
and interest of the territory at heart. To
introduce politics into the courts dis
turbs the quietude of the community, and
causes the citizens to take sides from
political bias rather than from the merits
of the case. 1t disturbs the prestige and
respect due to important judicial pro-
ceedings, and in the end reacts upon the
parties introducing it.
Politics has 20 place in criminal pro-
ceedings. The public is not interested in
the political affiliations of the accused,
but only in his guilt or innocence Of the
crime with which he stands charged.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-01-18
Editor williams Has His say.

The New MEXICAN has changed hands
and its politics. Gov. W. I. Thornton
and other gentlemen have purchased the
stock and made the paper Democratic.
George Cross will be general editor. For
years the NEW MEXICAN has been the Re-
publican organ at the capital and as such
has had wide circulation and influence.
Eight years ago the Democratic party ? Fl
when Cleveland first came into power, un-
dertook to ruin the influence of that paper
by prosecuting Col. Max. Frost, its editor.
Success did not attend them. And this trip
the leaders take different shute. Frost
must be got rid of, the New MEXICAN
must be controlled and something over
$4,000 has been paid for the plant. That
is all right SO far as Frost and the New
MEXICAN are concerned. We congratulate
Col. Frost on his good fortune. We con-
graduate the gentlemen on their purchase
and only hope they will keep the NEW
MEXICAN up to its standard as news
paper in the future rs in the past. With
George Cross as editor we are pleased for
they do not make any better or finer men
than he is. We wish him success.-So-
zorro Chieftain.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-01-18
IfYOu are Going East

1t will be to your advantage to know the
Wabash is the shortest line between Kan
sas City and st. Louis.
The Wabash is the shortest and most
direct route between Kansas City and
Detroit or Toledo, connecting at both
those points with the trunk lines east
The Wabash forms the most convenient
route from western points to Chicago,
and lands passengers in Chicago more
conveniently to the Worlds fair lines than
any other road.
The Wabash runs finer equipments for
both first and second-class passengers
than any other route. Call or write.
G. NJ. HAMpsoN, Coml Agent,
1924 18th St., Denver, Colo.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-01-18
Less Politics and More Business Our
Sentiments.

We have just received the New MEXICAN
of January 2, 1894, which is the first num-
Der we have received since it has entered
under the new management. From it's ap-
pearance we predict it will be a success;
but we must say that the people of this
territory are not inclined much to politics;
what they want is good men in Office no
matter what their political affiliations
may be; they want good laws enacted in
her legislature to protect the people, and
all properties taxed equally, the large
corporations as we'll as the poor man.
This is what the people of New Mexico
want and not politics. At the same time
we wish the New MEXICAN under it's new
management every success it deserves,
and we hope it will work for the good of
the people of the territory and not for
sole partisan Enthusiastically Independ-
ent.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-01-18

The lower branch of congress has voted
not to mince matters in dealing with the
wool tariff. 1t will be promptly cut off, to
take effect when the new bill becomes
law, which will be about the 1st of
March. Then keep your eye on the up
ward movement in the price of WOOL
Wait md ace
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-01-18

WHAT hes the Albuquerque Citizen to
say of Sheriff Cunningham's action at
this stage of the gamer Is it for law and
order in New Mexico or is it not? Or can
the Citizen get off the political tripod
long enough to consider for moment
the real advancement of New Mexico?
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-01-18

The majority of the territorial press
comes to US this week sounding the
praises OF Sheriff Cunningham and his
men for their disposition to see to it
that law and order prevail at the terri
torial capital
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-01-18

So it appears that "the best citizens of
Winchester, Ohio" recently lynched 16
year old negro boy. Evidently Mr.. Nc
Kinley's tariff on wool, still in full force,
does not always protect!
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-01-18

New MEXICO has rare opportunity to
advance her immigration interests by
taking advantage of the offer by the A.,
T. l. s. F. company to gather and send
abroad collection of her mineral, tim
Der and other resources. Help it for
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-01-18

~ The New MEXICAN is the oldest news
paper in New Mexico. 1t is sent to every
Post Office IL the Territory and has large
and growing circulation among the intelli-
gent and progressive people of the south
west.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-01-18
A r., MORRISON.

Attorney and Counselor at Law. Prac-
tees in all the courts of the territory.
Special attention given to land Office
business. Office in Catron Block, Santa
Fe, N. NJ.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-01-18
HOW THEY LIKE IT.
Meets All Expectations.

The Santa Fe New MEXICAN, under its
new management, is all that its friends
could have expected or its enemies
dreaded. Its editorials are short, sensi-
BILE and to the point; its general news
columns entertaining, and the telegraphic
department pithy and up to date. Long
may the star of the Democratic New Mex
loan be in the ascendency, and may it's
influence for good constantly increase
Roswell Record.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-01-18

All contracts and bills for advertising pay.
able monthly.
All communication intended for publica-
ton must be accompanied by the writer's
came and address-not for publcation-but
as evidence of good faith, and should be ad-
dressed to The Editor. Letters pertaining to
business should be addressed
New MEXICAN Printing Co.,
Santa Fe, New Mexico.