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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-20

ern counties will fool he democrats this
fall. they rIp-cting To carry them tor An
tonic Joseph. He stated tina, he would
prove . Ioor prophs, " Hon T. b. Cs,ron
dh no, carry the day In bic coun,y. Dons
Ana. The Judge returns l. me this even
ing
Billy Hye, on his bicycle. ran in'o
gathering of sixteen dogs, Al the corner
~ Prs, stree, aud uold avenue. this
morning al 8 10 o'clock. The wheel ran
over one little canine thu, was the center
of attraction. ADD then struck = big New
foundiand, when the wheel nkir,-d 10 one
side, and ,b. rh-r ,urned . complete
somer,.ult bsf~- striking the ground
The d,xs sk,pi~d away In all directions,
aud the rider mounted his wheel again
and came on IN the hardware store Of \.
X Ros. n Bro.
Frank McPhcrson. an old empioye Of
e. W. k.nn-iy and we'll known AZ one IL
the pioneers of New Mex,co. arrived In
the city last nigh; frum the south. For
the pas frw years Mr.. Mcpherson has
bec sojourn,ng in dustrmsls, Central
Mr.ico, and N dir-c, frum tina, country.
Col. Nj. Newcomer, the abstract writer
at th. court house, was introducing the
gentleman around Last night.
| V. =. English, one 81 the owners ~ the
v,e,oi mine, C,1hiti Mining distract, came
,wn Ia tue city last nigh, lie states
tina, ~" Victor 10 on. II the bee, pieces oi
INNING prnl~r,y ~ the district, and tina,
= bug Id at g".i Paying ore ir now on
tue dump waiting shipment. The Victor
II "~n-i by Cha- Oder, Ch.s. stevenson,
+. W Schuckhsrt md others.
Yesterday X X. GENTRY. secretary oi
the f-rguss,n H'ok and Ladder com.
p,ny, maihed Col W A BDth that b,
sS naniu"urly .l-ctssi all honorar,
nrm,-r III the abov- hr- company at th,
last monthly meeting 81 the members.
T. w-H.r. u health seeker who ha,
been stopping AZ La Corral.s, ~A'
h "ugh, to the city Friday. and has Z
rr"m At tie European He ~ quite u
Slth consumption. and had several ba,
h-m"rrhages of the iuugs yesterday.
A lot of Mrrino bucks, belonging :,
W.. A Dagss. arr being sold to-day =
irsnts sta ,oa hy Sheriff Luna, Of vsl-n
hiA county. for debt. W A. skinner
and Julius Pis-msnn. Of this city, are a
tiran,s to-day. watching he sale
EI Senator Stephen W, Dorsey An'
+ several Drawer capitalists passed through
the ely last night for Sonora, Mexico
The senator 10 intsres I'd IN big mininl
deal down there.
Summers BurkhAr,. Assis ant atiorne.
If III. private land court, who came dow
, from the territorial capital Friday night
will return 10 santa Pe to. morrow nigh,
q. NJ. Cundih, after sickness that KEEP
him at the houss for several days, va
around yesterday afternoon. He Ia no,
at his post st Zsiger's Cafe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-20

will deviste but very little from ss1
special. n the gentle man viii examine
the rhetoric and construction Of he re-
,or, he will dnd. I think, that be has
slightly altered i,s formation by prefer
ring an adjective " sbo, gun. and that
the "cspi,sl s,oek" 81 this particular
special has been bu, slightly "~stersd"
aud will be recognized q, par"
lam the ~rrtsp ouden, for Tvs CirnsS.
aud " such articles sre not wanted. the
subjec,s must look 10 their department.
Tor I expect, according 10 agreement, 70
give an unbiased rrp,rt % any news
think would lie worthy f,he prsss.
CoHasspospnxr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-20
DsLhs ArAn CRO.hm
nepusiicas- meia t.shu.,s-,ic rri.
ssnrte- East Ntgst.

uepuhitcas- aeia tsshesta.,ie fri.
.sArie- East >tsst.
Republican primaries for the purro~-
IL selecting delegates IA III. county con.
v-nt,on which conv.per In this cily on
Thursday morning. October ~, were held
Ia the various precincts II the county last
night
Precinct No. 8, BArrlss, A u. stanton
WAS chosen delegate.
Precinct No ~, Albuquerque. the fol-
lo~ing delegates were chosen; X W
Hopkins. Dun J. Rankin, William Psrr,
Chss y. Hunt, Ollie Carter, NJ. Msuro.
Chss Yondof. J X. ArmUo and LOUIS
llf-ld The meeting IN this precinct Was
quit. lively one, and discussions took
plAc. between Hon. Mariana \ Otero,
Chas Y. Hunt and Lawyer b \. Rd-y,
the latter desiring Ia choee indeprnden'
republican delegates, but he could n"'
muster together more than twenty -hve
vot.s aud hen was defeated.
Down IN Pajarita. precinct No. II. Hon
y A. Hubbeil, s.turnino Bor,Na and ~.
hpe Hubb-li were chosen delegates
Across thc river al RAnchos de Atrisco
precinct No. y. jose de Ia Luz Sanchez
and Porlicorio Armjo werc the successful
lie -gates chosen
over in old town. precinct -, u livei,
tim. VAS had, resulting in the selection
81 the following delegates; Jesus Romrro
W A Rankin, Cornelio Murphy, Manu-.
Springer aud Jose Ignseio oiarciA.
Precinct No 20, Albuquerque, the FOL
lowing delegates w-rr chosen: h b
HArsch. II X. whiting, L W. Roberts
y. T. lsherwoot, G-orge " Fisher, X d
Myers, y, L. Griggs, sam Whit. an,
David D-nhsm.
Colonel Chas Y. Hunt received dis
patch this morning from J. J, kr-gan, q
Gallup. stating that the two precincts u
Gallup will send delegates TO the conv-n
ton favorsbl. ~ the P-rsA facu,n
The ,wo Gallup precincts held rousin,
primaries, Gregory Page being elected I,
represent pr~cinct No n As = delegate
Precinct No. 30 will lie represented b,
Gus. MulhollAnd. q Hicks Emanuel an,
Fred Meyers.
From all reports obtained the primsr,-
were conducted orderly and the creates
harmony and unity existed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-20

Bustass. amprsStsG as lss seGss
0sher lsterestiag isens.
Eitoss itissn.

Bustass. emprsStsE as Les seGas-
Wsher asteresstag asens.
Ei,tors itilsn.
Las Vegas, N N Oct. II -Nawith-
standing the dull times, Las Vegas con-
,,nu-s to improve. Your place 10 usually
ahead Of all oth.rs in the territory for
building. but at present Las Vegas leads
the terri Org for large and god build.
ings, The new Masonic Temple, which
when eomplete will oost about $50. 600. 10
going ahead nicely. the foundation being
pushed rapidly II Gill be three stories
high and basement. The third Aoor 10
reserved for the use Of the order erecting
il, the second door has been taken on Q
long time lease by the houtesuma club,
while the 6rst -four, which Ia for store
purposes. has hot been taken that We
know of, but there 10 little doubt that Il
will rent readily.
The directors Of the Normal school
have selected very good site for that
school, In the northern part Of town, and
will commence work the last Of the month
on the foundation. The building 10 TO
coz, &c, OOO.
At the experimental 7tstioa dne large
barn has been pnt up, reservoirs and
other improvements are being made, and
everything looks like business Quite =
number Of new houses. and improve.
men,s IN those already built, show that
owners II property here have any amount
of faith, and some cash, or they would
no, 90 IN improving a. they are now do
ing.
Politics still keeps Q good many Of our
citizens busy, indications In favor 81
Mr.. Cs,ron carrying this county improve
all the time. I, looks 90 II our friend.
rel,x, would have hard work engaging
the dog" this time, ~ It SCENE that the
Anii'Jossph men In bis party 0hs Union)
arr IN the majority, and openly say hat
they will put Catron At the head Of their
ticket. This IL g-nsrally doubted by
outsiders. hut II Il should be done II
will be very rough on the sAid- Ito. DO
leader Of the party. on~ thing 10 Ger.
,aini that party 10 making = strictly
anti American campaign out In the eoun-
Try, and the leaders give Il out that there
arr TO Do no Americans on the ticket, but
IL any should by any means get there,
"scraich EN-" Il 10 kelly that this or
der, when generally known, will do them
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-20
sosrn.sA a,AsAs cAnrs.
a nrtsh, su,ure for several Canp- IN
ts,fas sssty.

a nrish, su,ure for several Canp- IN
Ce,fas ssss,y.
Eii,oes Ci,isen.
Rlirabsthtown, N N Oct II The La
Belle, . new mining camp. 10 situated
about thir,.en mil-s north II Elizabeth
town and has prospects, for an extremely
bright future There are At pr~sspt sev-
eiAl hundred people located there, and
new ones arriving daily from Trinidad
and Ration and o,he, points, II 10 re-
por.ed that . daily s,age will be aeon In
operation from Catskiii, the terminus 81
Union Pacific branchsbou, forty hv- miles
distant fro,n La Belle.
Badly 10 also another camp Of future
prominence. II Ia Atou, eight miles frum
Elisabe,htown and has soIne very vslu-
able mines in operation TIL. Aztec mine
., this place has . for,y stamp mill
running day aud night, and works over
an average ofsisty tone every twenty four
hours. The entire property Ia lighted by
electricity Furnished by the compauy's
own plant. Badly has male rapid growth
during the PAS, few months.
There are AT present doing good bush
nsss q, this place, two r,or~s, two ga
lonns. four hotels and s-v-rAi other places
Of business Four months ago there were
but one store and boarding house at
Badly
The old camp, Elizabeth'own, also has
bright prospects IN =, ~ for tho near fu.
ture A New York mining company, In
t.restsd in placer mining at ChamA, have
been prospecting IN placer digg ngs here.
The company have returned Ia ChAma for
the purp,'se IL removing their machinery
from tha, place " begin operation here.
There are ALA negotiations being made
for he purpoe" 81 putting In pipe nums
trum Red river, u distance 81 eight miles,
for the purros" IL utilizing III. water from
the Red river in operating the valuable
placer property here. This enterprise
would be the result II . heavy sIpebdi-
TURF 81 money, estimated To cost one hun
drcd thousand dollars, bu, will undoubt-
~dly I've contaminated.
ElizAbsth,o~n hss . daily stAxs from
Springer. on the Atchison. Topeka 4 san-
u Fs, = distance Of dfty. three miiss.
Thcrr arr also great number Of pros-
pectoru At work here, who arc enthusiast
HRSRY PRircHAnp.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-20
W6 Ter .seRes,

Dr.. T. II. Mcknight, q. X. Tuck and
II. Pearson. % Denver, arrived last
nigh, from the north and lsft this amer.
noon at O'Clock for the Jsmes hot springs
and Sulphurs In the Jemss mountains,
that old mountsineer. n. n. Gresnlsaf.
acting As guide. The party have unlim.
tied time. aAd having rented the hotel
building al the sulphurs will probably
60 into camp for at least two iaoaths.
They will hunt and 6sh. aud bear. wild
turkey, etc. will have 10 keep Gloss un.
der cover. Mr. Pearson was here lssi
fall. and a. be had . splendid time thea
he concluded 10 try Il again this fall. Ths
gentlemen called At THH CirnHu osiios
morning. being introduced by Mr. Grses-
leaf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-20

The land court since its organization
has confirmed number Of grants In Gan.
"a Fs county. The lie, given below
shows the grants confirmed and the mum.
Der Of acres In each grant, the ngures In
many instances being that Of the Official
survey made by Surveyor General Ras-
ley's Office:
Canada de las Alamos, 7.Iie 50; Pach.
eco. bsl 2sj Caja del Rio, e8.s4s 7s; Be-
bsstian dc Vargas. it,oooi Ban Marcus
pueblo. 1898 ~; Gsiisteo, s4s; sitio de
Jnana Lopez, 1855; Juan de GsbAiion,
$4,000; si,io de loo Cerrillos. 5S5; Los
Cerriilos, 1895.
The total acreage thus added 10 the
taxable property 10 therefore l05, s55 Is
AGREE New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-20
A.. A.p,e vase Of Pleasure a.S

~ ample Foes OF EseSAofe ooa
Health may be derived ffom IN ocean
voyage and foreign travel. But before
one gets ones ''sea lsgs" N. ~ the sail-
or says. the .bominabls quaims. bego%-
ten Of sea sickness, have usually 70 10
gotten over. Delicate pcople suffer, Of
course. more than the robus, from this
Ailment, but few sea travellers escape u.
Against the frightfui nausea Il produces,
Hostestsr's Stomach Bitters 10 reliable
defence, and 70 % esteemed by tourists,
commercial travellers, yachtsuen and
mariners An silmsnt Akin 10 sea SICK.
ness often Athlete land travellers with
weak stomachs. This 10 often brought
on by the Earring Of . railway train.
Disquistude In the gastric region from
this cause 10 always rcmedied by the Bit
ters which also prevents and cures chills
and fever, rheumatism, nervous and hid.
ney trouble, constipation and bilious.
mesa,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-20


bditors Cttissn.
For, wingA.s, Oct. 1.-THE retaliation
Of Mr.. AcAll'ster reached your CORES
pondent this morning, and II 10 stated he
has kick coming. II 10 10 DO hoped for
his good that II In not against the remair.-
Ing single panel In the tailor shop DOOR.
Ihumbly beg the gsntlsmAn's pardon
for giving him tho aetitious sobriqust Of
''foremAn Of the Atlantic 4 Pacific rail-
road" and on that point stand corrected.
Nor do blame him for defending him
self from the insults or imposi,ions Of any
90 Esrily "ArIned ruffiAn."
As 10 "shot gun" being quite audible
In his pre- iminAriss. I have NO apology
" make, ~ what reported was obtain
cd from eye witnesses, whose statements
will he corroborated any time the gentle
man ~iahes me 70 voueh for them, and II
70 their fancy which 10 "luxur,an, and
RAMPANT" not mine.
Lot me impress II upon the readers Of
the special referred 10. TO which the above
gentleman seems 70 have such aversion.
that he was NOS accused Of ever owning a
shot gun OF any other gun, and 40 ar =.
my knowledge In the matter sx,..d. hs
never did, but Ger ain II 10 tia, n. h..,
ID forth calculations ., biz adv.r..rv 4.
which shot gun vas quite audible. ,.a ~
necessary testimony can be sivsa wAisI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-20

Mrs. Lockhart 10 In receipt Of letter
from Bland. Cochi,i mining district, which
gives the following items Of interest,":
The Crown Point mine shipped car
load Of orc 10 the Pueblo smelter on yes
terdsy, and will have another car load
ready for shipment mex, Monday
Thomas Lothian has bonded two Of his
claims Ia the sampson district to beaver
parties, rscsiving eS,J0b cash In hand.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-20

Every mother shoaid know that Group
can be prevented. The fret symptom Of
true Group n hoarsensss. This N Col /.
loved by a peculiar r'ugh cough II
Chsmberlsin's CougA Rsmedy 10 given
Freely 40 soon as the child becomes
hoarsa, or even sh-r the oough has de-
vslop~i. Il will prevsn, The attack Pifsy
esas bottles tE sale ny r. II. Burgess 4
soa. Druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-20
VI he - Iev

Two victims who purchased goods were
An Irishman who had only go and . Jew
from Albuquerque. N NJ. Some time ago
. citizen Of Albuquerque came on 70 New
fork 10 spand several hundred dollars on
green goods. while In the city he went
on spree and spent nearly all Of his
money. either in gambling houses or In
like res rts He arrived In Perth Amboy
with oaly ESQ In his pocket. bat wished "a
buy more. His expenses on the Trip were
$50 This amount the gang gave him
and sent him back To New MEXICO 70 raiss
more money and come back east and In
Yea, In green goods. He came back one
day last week and gave Lyons $3.50 In
coin for . boz Of blank paper He has
NOS been heard Of sinos. York Sun
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-20

Ration, N NJ. Oct l2-Ratou, 5000
feet Hbove s-2 level. aud situated As =
"a -way u the Rocky mountains As she
is-is the most picturesque and one Of the
healthies, towns In New Mexico. and
with . population Of 5000 inhabitants.
The Santa Re has large shops herr and
with other extensive interests this 10 also
hrst clsss business point.
One frs, clsss weekly newspa per. the
Range. and the Reporter. published
every other dAy-,bs only publication Of
such intervals published on the western
continent. hs able editor. George bar
ringer. ssys--furnish the news regularly
and in an interesting manner.
A good public school 10 in secession here,
with 400 students ENROLLED in the diffrrrn,
grades, and will continue until June I,
1898
The following secrc, societies have Ell
tens. We membership here; q. A. r., / o.
o. r.. A y. h A N and X. OFF.
Almost every business interest that .
large city can boas, Of 10 represented
here.
The following 10 the personnel Of the
Atchison, Topeks q Santa Fe dispatchsrs
Office now; X J. Gibson, chief dispatcher
y. A. White, 6rst tricki HI Fiambaeh,
second trick and X Bachelor. third
trick dispatcher, with r p. asrch. man
sger, and ! d. hoz'sr and L. H. Ball
operators. This department of railroad
services 10 conducted In an able manner.
v. A. Lockhart an employs OF the
railroad shops here. len last monday for
South America.
II FiAmbAeh. the eongsuiAl train
dispatcher, will leave Ration on Oct 20th.
for his home in Ohio, for the purposes Of
removing his family here. C, q. shoals,
assistant superintendent tslegrapher.
was here the nrst Of the week lookng a..
ter the interests Of his company.
The ColfAx county republican eAmpaigu
was opened here last night At the rink by
Cap, Cook, candidate Tor rsprssen,sa ave,
aud other members of his party, The
principal question At issas was the 70
movAl Of the county scat ffcm sprinsv'
To Ration. and they gave szsriien, rea'
sous Why the removal should be made
The Blos.burs band YES In attendance
and an sxeslisn, time was had. ASos.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-20
M-thsaiss Cenferrnee

Rev c. l.. Bovard and wife. and Rev
A W Adkins n. who attended the Meth.
oils, Episcopal church conference at III
Psso, Texas, r~turned home Last night.
the conference adjourning yesterday
morning. The appointments are 40 fol-
lows:
superintendent-C L. Bovard.
Albuquerqre-A.w Atkinson.
III Psso-A A Hoffman
Kingston and HiiIsboro-F. NJ. Day.
Las Cruces-w A. Phelps.
Las vegas-H J Hoover.
RAton--C. !. Mills.
santa Pe--G. Il. Madden.
Silver City--w. b Fitch.
Spring~r-A. 4. Hyde.
Blossburs and Chams are 70 be sup.
piled.
The changes are with the former PAS.
tors at Santa 70, Ration, Las Vegas and
III Paso
Bishop Warren, who presided, DR.. q
A. keene, conference svangelistj Rev. C.
Mills and wife, Rsv. A. A Hoffman,
and wife, and Rev. A A. Hyde eamo uy
with Rsvs. Bovard and Atkinson last
night, all continuing on north except Rev
Hyde, who remained over last night ~
the guest Of Rev. Bovasd. He won
north TO Springer this afternoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-20

This remedy 10 U~oom,ng 90 well
known And % popular - ~ nerd no
spsc,al mention. All who have used
El--ctr,c B,tt-rs slug tue sasas song II
pra,ss. A purer medicine does not exist
aod tt 10 guaranteed " do sii that 10
claimed. Elecir,c B.ttsrs will cure oil
dlssssss Of the Livsi and k,drsy, will
remove P.mplss. Boils. beit Rhsum aud
other affections caused By Impure
blood. -Will drive Malsris from the
syst.m aud prevent a we'll a. cure oil
MalAr,si fsvers. For cure OF H-adsohs,
Cons,ip a,.on and Indissss,on try kiec'
trio Bltlsrs- Entifs Satisfaction guar
snt.sd, OF money fsfpBdsd.-Pr 81
ospts aud o. POI botsls 81 I. n Bur
asas n oon1.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-20
csnss.Lw. cuLLases

a msseh % tsserc~si.s Bsesss Csitea
Fres tie auss;er.
The Postsl Telegraph. Cable c..Apsny
will open telegraph Office ., Ccrrillos -
soon a. men can be spared TO run In the
wires.
About 100 men are dry washing Tor
gold At Dolores The camp 10 not whs,
can be called booming, hut everyone 10
busy and god wages are being made.
Mr.. George d Arnold has purchased
the hour, hay and grain business Of c. A.
Marsh a Co. "a. 20 increase the stock
and he prepared W supply the demand q,
all timcs.
Henry shank, who was hurt In . runa.
way accident At Madrid the otbsr day.
is resting we'll and will recover. His
back 10 strained, which appears TO Be the
inoat ser,ous injury.
Tony Neis 10 To open . liquor s,ors on
Bridge stree, 10 u. lie will have no bar
using . side board iustc.ll. bat he expects
the greater Tar, of his trade will be IN
bottles and gallon jugs
Messrs O'Gsra 4 Miehaels will oegin
taking ou, cosI al the o. Mara coal minis
Monday These gentlemen have made
extensive preparations for . large out.
put. Az the coal 10 Of COED quality they
espec, TO have no ,r,uble IN finding q
market.
e. Z. Fitzgerald 10 erecting . ten ton
mill At the Gray Eagle mine. three
four'hs oi . mile from Golden. Thi'
mill Ia merely to experiment on this el.s.
81 orr, aud " aucce~sful, which ,heru u
every reason TO believe. . hundrvd tor
mill will be bull, u, once.
The school board has placed an iron
flagstaff -ighteen feet high avn tn. schoo
pouse Mr.. Niles. the principal will ssi
. contribution of 10 cents ftom each pup,
with which ~ purchase nice Gag i0x u
feet. 4, isa good idea. Old Glory shoul'
wave over every school house In the land
Randolph Kelley, 10 no, improving q
rapidly a. could he wished; In fact 10
the past few dayS his wounded arm ha
been more painful than heretofore. Thos
who are acquainted with him will under
stand tina, the necessary oonhneuep
msk-s him very uneasy. which perhaps
retAris his recovery,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-20

Denver. making the Trip overland in .
wagon and taking his time IN doing 80.
has returnsd To tbs city. After arriving
al Denver. he went on 10 Chicago Un .
visi, 10 his home folks and friends. He
will probably remain herr indefinitely
A few days az. the foo, ball team Of
,hs Agricultural college, Lac Cruces.
challenged the foo, ball team of the Uni.
v-rsi,y, this city. for . game ., Lac Cruces
on Thanksgiving day. I, 10 learn.'i thls
ai,erpoon that the University lAds b We
ascsp,ed the cbsll.nss and will soon re-.
organise aud prepare thsmselv-s for hs
game.
rhis morning. PolicsuAu HArris ripple.
viusd fron Vim FAR. the Second stree,
msA, usrk-,-r. 6fsy-nine sheep. which
Mr.. FArr purchased fr"m Jesse Rv,ns
The sheep h-long 10 Elias q. Garcia,
and mskes lyi shsep % far r-plevinsd, Of
the 400 And more sheep supposed "a
have been stolen from the h"cks Of RliAs
Garcia
Frank X Case. . we'll known railroadsr
on the Atlantic 4 Pacific. who has bssu
hack In Chicago aud sisswhrrr enjoying q
forty. ave days leave d sbssnee. returned
from the north last night and 10 around
among h,s Albuqusrqus friends to-day.
whils in Chicago. he was delighted on
several occasions ., Sam Jacks, . prom
insns and populcr concert r-sor,.
| Judge John r. MeFis, formerly one q
the jus,icrs Of the terri oral suprm@s
eosr,. e.m. up from Las creess las, night
aud registered o, ,hs Raropesn Tia
iudgs st.,ss thu. he election In the south
The herald., 1894-11-01
Disastrous Shipwreck in the
South Sea.
A Large Passenger Steamer
Broken Up.
One Hundred and Forty-three People
Drowned.
The Accident Occurred 1T the Dead
OF Night Whom thu Passangsrs
Wore Asissp-Only
Few Saved.
By the Associated Prssa

By the Associated Press
SIDNEY, N. S.W.. Oct. 3l.-The Union
line steamer Wairaipa, bound from this
port for Auckland, N. H.. WAS wrecked
Sunday evening on Great Barries island,
off the northeast coast of New Zoaland.
The steamer had a large number OF pas.
sengers. and liz OF them were drowned.
Tho number OF people saved is not posi-.
lively known. but among the rescued
are some OF the passengers.
The night was very dark, and the off.
GERS and lookout on the steamer were
not aware OF the proximity of land until
the steamer struck on the rocks. Captain
Mcintosh, the master of the steamer.
was on the bridge at the time. He, to-
gsther with most Of the crew, was lost.
The sea was rough when the steamer
went aground. Attempts were made to
lower some OF the boats, but some OF
these were either smashed by being
thrown by the sea against the side Of
the steamer before the falls were cast
off, or were capsized before they could
be laid head on to the sea. Every body
in tie boats persisted. Those remaining
on board refused to attempt to escape
this way.
In the meantime the people on shore
had gone to the assistance OF tho ship
wrecked people. The steamer had two
or three life RATS, and these were
thrown oveyboard, but attached to the
vessel by stout linss. Then some OF the