davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01
Merry war In saasn ke.

A very small coi.ri- II s-lf Appoiu,~d
leaders of the Allrg-'i s,c,e,y % Santa Fe
ansembl-d In solemn cunclAv- recently
and unanimously decreed that they End
they only wer- and of right ough, 10 bs
the sole Judges of the qualifications Of all
Who sspir-d Ia compa nionship with their
high miRhtin.sses. Exclusiv.nrss WA.
the organic law on which this cabal of
modern Beau Brummels was erected, aud
that ell unworthy aspirauts should be
promptly excluded aud properly suubt.sd
Tor their audacity. II was solemnly de-
creed that one blnckb cast by any sf
these rccherche snobs wouh 10 euinc,.u.
TO repel and exclude all such AudAcious
persons from the sanctum sanctorium Of
this opera boutf- imitation of McAllister's
four hundred. That past grand master
of snobs and snobbsry, Thacksrsy, thus
defines the English AnimRlculae OF which
the American snob is tn. humble wor-
shiper There are relative Aad positive
snobs. mean by positive, such persons
ss src snobs everywhere. In all coin psnies,
from m"rning to night. from you h 10 tho
grave. being by nature endow.d With
snobhishn"ss And others who ara snobs
only in CERTAIN circumstances aud
relations ~ life" 10 which of these
Glasses these santa Rc snobs belong l
cannot aay. but probably 70 the drst.
Recently several young ladies and gen.
tlemen who Auiaci"uply deemed them
| selves worthy Ia AHspciH,. with the elect,
| hal their names presented for member-
ship. Profound silsnc. prevailed for .
time in the august assembly, but II was
SION AScer,alne,i that II was no, the ST.
lenee which giv-s consent. A careful
scrutiny was hnsl into the pcdigrces, an
t-cedsnts, I-~itions and occupations Of
the nsophyt-s. and then sfsr the solru-
mites usual on such momsntous oceA-
| sions, = ballot was taken aud every ons
~ these aspiring young persons was tg-
ANONYMOUSLY blsckballcd. whercupon
,hsr- has arisen much bicksring aud
hesrtburning What the result will be- s
very harl to surmise, hut the meeting Of
eDngreHs and ltH action on the Affairs Of
the union Are matters Of secondary Inn
portaLce compared to this. In view Of
the fact ,hA, THE CIrIEHs 10 ths great so.
cisty organ Of New Mexico, its opinion
and Advic. Is respectfully requested on
behalf OF the sggrisyed innocents who
have bs-n cast into outer darkness.
May bs some of your blue bloods or y, y.
vs. could b- induced To tender their good
oifiess AZ m.d.Ator Ia Ia GreshAnl aud
save our unonsnding youths from being
bAstinAdo-d or slsctrocut.d by the en-.
ragged yellow jackets u santa Re.
| AsrI.SSOB.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01

A family reunion was he'd a, the resi
denc. OF II. A. Monifurt IN he HighlAn Andr,
81 the corner Of Gold av-,n- and Edith
street, yesterday. aud many invited
friends were pr-s-nt y the dinner
Their daughter, Mr.. X Il. Clark, ol
Cincinnati. Ohio. with her young son, an'l
their only son. wm G. Moufort. VIII. anti
daughter of Gallup, made up the fAmil,
group. RArly ia the evening ksv And
hrs bea,iie mingled Amosg the Eu-s,s
and at 1880 o'cloek the rite al baptism al
th. Presbyterian church Was administer.
ed to th. little gra nd -dAug it-r, sb- being
named Elsie Wiltsi-. afsr her gr-s
grand mother, now living In New Yorb
city This was their trs, kmily reunion
and WAS thoroughly enjoyed by all VII
were present william & Mon'fort vii
return 10 Gallup ,hs evening the othrI
children will remain for tune.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01
Resussi,tsss sssuS>a.

New York. Nov 30.-Upder Sheriff Me-
kaAugh r,-csived this letter to-day
F'Waco. Texas Nov rs -DeAr Sir. l
vs this day mAiled your governor. x
Flower, r-quirition papers fr John d.
>ckefsiisr, William Rockefeller, Henry
Plagier. John ID, Archibald. BEN njamin
fvwstsr. Henry II. Rngrrs and wesley
! rilforti. Of your city. When you re-
Eve the governors warrant please eh.
|uts at ones and wire me and will
km 90 at once. Yours 10 command.
W. l. BraKx, Sheriff"
THE under shcriff forwarded the CON.
|unscatiou To police headquarterr. which
IN take steps to pa, the indicted mag.
kics In custody.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01
FATAL FOOTBALL!
bndents Become Desperadoes
Through Excitement Of Game.
kOlb and His Followers Threat
en- Revolution.
1sversor ef Tex's lssues Regulations
for slandsr d D., Onicers.
FATAL FAMILY HOW.

San Francisco. Nov. 8.-Ths culmins-
,pn of foot ball excitement resultant upon
y victory of the Stanford over the Uni
brsity Of Cslifoi niH Vas the shooting of
Brick" whitehous-, one of the m'et
tominen, foot ball players on the cnast.
BAo has b.en assistant coach 10 Walter
kmp at Pslo Alto, by Alexander Lough.
trough. sn 81 A II Loughborough, .
hing attorney. A SALOON was crowded
Iah college student. fev.rishly discuss
n the game, and Loughborough made
kme Offensive rsmArks To whitehou--
ed they clinch.,i when they were sep.
s,ed Loughborough's nss. was bleed.
= and he hrrd three shots At White
Suss, one bullet lodging IN the abdo-
bn. Lougbborough aud White5ouse
ii been companions some time and
Dir frien'is believe . woman sAs st the
s,om of the quarrel. which Loughbor
Sgh sought to pick. Loughborough
krender-d q, the city prison. Earlier
the evening LoughborOugh had quar-
Srd with MAx Rhr-nheld, whom he shot
Der few words slightly wounding Ro
5pheld In the thigh. Loughbnr"ugh ia
5ry unpopular IN the clubs because of
y frequent alterations,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01
Death OF ar- stewart.

Mira Jean Barr stewart, wife IT Janice
stewart. WHO works ~ the albuquerque
foundry, di,-i ~ child birth At her rr-,.
dence, No, lOli south Filth street yesi-r-
day morning, ~ $40. ami was buried
IN falrview cemetery thus Afternoon al ,
% lock, the funeral being preached at the
sad home hy Rev, BrAtti. The drceasrd
was born IN Johnston, Scotland, un jan.
l3. 1850 She WAS married IN Scotland to
tue husband that survives. and wa. a
resideu, ~ this city tor over .-y"n years.
Four little children. b-r,drs Mr stewart
aud hest II relatives aud friends over
Ia Scotland, are len a. mourn her death.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01
asSAuu us Moetal.

The peanut social gwen by the young
people Of the Epworth League II 'hr
Methodist church last evening NJ the resi-
d-nce of Mr.. and Mrr J u Read, in
South Albuqq-rlur, was oD. of the mot'
enjoyable Adairs ever gOttsr up by the
Rpworth Leagusrs. II wss, as they sAh
"the event of the season" There wei,'
present about forty p-rs0ns, and all en
jnyed themselves Peanuts were hidden
all over the hous-, And u bag given "a
each one pr.sent, the pefs"n getting their
bag tll-'i brst 10 rccsive = prize. and the
person having an empty bag the booby
prize. Miss Bessie Wright received hrsi
prize and Harry Giegoldt the bonby prize
PArior games wer. play-d and elegant
refresh shments were servoi.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01
a Very HAD state OF Anar- d. Ala
bnna

Washington. Nov. 10 Information
the exact programme tp b- pursued a.
morrow by Reuben y. knlb, poruli,,
claimrnt Ia the Kuvernorship of Alabama
was made known here to-day. Tim. IN 4,
kolb has disclosed only tha, hr and pop
ulist followers rstimat.1l At about 6O, % q
would 20 to Montgomery To take the cap.
itol and there demand that Kulb b- seat.
ell a. governor instead II Oates Their.
has been grave fears uis riot and hlos!-
shed ~ the conHelueno. at the clash #
the rival parties and mill In In now At ,b.
state capital N. A Duining, eii,or II
the National Waterman, NAii to day
"kolb and other memhrr uf the stat
populiSt ticket will go bd,,re n Judge or
Justice II the peace NJ Aun, Ruuery tn
morrow morning and tAk.the oath If of
hee to places 10 which the, were elected
Having done THE they vii 10 formally
before the state Legislature now ia ser.
si"n At Montgomery al, ledge u formal
protest against the Inauguration II Oatet
AMI ask that investigation be authorized
10y that b1iy. II II necessary Ia make
prut.st in this way because there Ia nn
chAnc. for contest Ia th. state. the con.
dtion II which does at exist in an,
other state IN the union Our people H.
Alabama will make vigorous pr tests in
the regular way and rely on our peoplt
IN the Legislature to take ip the question
and force all investigation W.
b We forty. -four nembes Ia that body
and the democrats have .ighiy-nine II
W. could get twenty democrats Ia help II
would Increase tho inv.s CATION and "a,
kolb Ia the CUB rnAturiA chair. W. will
abide by AL Straightforward drcis,ou NO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01

/ Denver, Nov. 30 The state land board
1scidsd to- day Ia snnul the contract with
Ae Colorado Consolidated Land and
fstsr company for 10 900 acres In Mon
fzuma county, the company being In de
halt. Unless the company defeats This
IEtiou in the courts, Il will loso, is
Aimsd, ditches and other improvements
alusd At $9Oo,OoO The company 10 :
Aicsxo eoncsrn. Of which J. v. FArwell
tha head.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01

u ChsnberIin, No. - }. Leighton, No.
8. Il. u, HArsch. J. Arnt.en. c, J. Ennia.
p. Murphy, NJ. p. Ryan. r. McNulty,
Chss. Vorhs-, WIN, Hy.. W. J. Haney,
" II Hahn, X. II. Hofmeyrr. Charles
Eifer,, J. honohue aud Fred. Talbot.
The bicycle boys were uu, N great
furv-. and their guests, M.ssfs. Br-cken.
r,dg~ and Waller. u Chicago, were m.
trhuc.i aud participated in many II the
dances
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01
SERIOUS SITUATION!
The PopuliStS Of Alabama Will
Maintain Their Rights.
New York Living Pictures"
Make Pertinent Protest.
Terrific Explosion OF the Mexican
Volcano, CoiIma
A MURDER IN COLORADO.

M, Louis. Nov ao-J.n.. J.cl.or
~ Birm,nyhsm Al. an sr,sn.,vs oxn.r
OF coal rnioss in W.it ar ,onn,w in 80.
,.rv,.~ x,,b . r.,,r...,,.,,v. -, ,ha
socin,.d pr.s.. ssid ,n'd.y, Tn. .,,n.
alton in Al.bsms. yrov,ny on, ~ KnII,'s
shr,st.nsd cnn,,.., ,,r ,hs s,nh..,.,,,,.I
chair. /, a y.ry ..r,o,. o,. snd LII ,,.
tsrially Affect ali bu.In.a. in,.r,s,s In ,h a,
state, Insurance oom,,. ni.s .r. IAN In,
sbout cspc.Ibns ali o,,,.,andinv pol,c,,.
in view ~ the nruap.ct ~ r-voint,,n n,
has leaked out from n reliable authority
th., a, /. ..,.,, ,,...,i.,,, ....,...,,i.. -,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01

Coloraaioi Lieut.. Col. J. =. Canby, Lieut.,
Col x. W. Coates, Msj u. L. Hunting.
Maj Z. c. Hood. Captains W. e. Ravolle,
J. c. Fowler. W V. Richsris, A. II. Jack.
snn, N. c. Martin, ". A. Gisasfard ,
Lieuts q DcShon and Mcmahon. Court
will convene at For, Dpugiss, December
10 Captain Morrison's friends claim
that insubo-iins,ion sss not intended.
but ths, he 10 subject TO mental sberrs-
tiop,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01
kamtly aeW

Nov. 80 --Three people, faith.
daughter and son.in-law, were prob
Ny fatally shot -dsy ia . family
krrel al the home of Frc,icrick Freisch.
Fpsnt-r Fr-irch and his son. in law,
|omas EckhArii, aher . bitter quarrel
nchsd and III the struggle fell TO the
pr. Ms. EckhArSit fearing that her
|sband would be badly beaten secured
frvolver and opened DIRE wounding her
lhrr. Frrisch wrestcd the revolver
(m her and dred two shots into her
by. shot her fleeing husband and end.
the affair by sending balie, into his
ku haad,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01

y II willis, the young man who will lie
known hereafter a. = slick hGrss thief
IA. sAin. party that drive . team II
mAr-s of Olmst.d q Dixon IN Socorro.
where b. attempted Ia sell them To c, T
Brown aud which led Ia his arrest was
up before justice LoekhArt last night aud
bound over to the neI, grand july In the
sum of 200. Willis escaped from the
city jail last Wednesday morning. and
was captured by James Morton near B-r
naiillo yesterday morning. Morton WAS
sent up 10 BernAlillo on the train, and
starts~i Ia walk back 10 the city when he
ran a1rss the man he wAntei Willis
mut'-r-i a few words, showing his dis.
approval II returning ~ the city, hut .
pistol p-rpuad-r, In the hands II Morton.
sIl.ntly told him that II would b. Wise fnr
him Ia submit Ia arrest. which b. did.
Tas CirzEs was informed this amer.
noon that Capt. Tyler raid all expenses
incurred In the ~ arrest ~ Willis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01

New York, Nov. 30.-Arcbbishop Ire.
land, Of st Paul. who has b--n In New
York slmost constantly since September,
hAs ieft for u. Paul Archbishop Ire.
land's reason for Visiting New York was
10 negotiate loan OF $4,000 on real 80.
tate which he owns In 81 Paul, " b-
used In paying the Indebtedness Of the
arch dioccse of 81, Paul. Owing 10 the
feeliae which existed among capita liHis
before the election he could no, arrange a
loan until yesterday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01

Boulder, Col, Nov. SO.-Hugh McDou.
gall sho, and killsd Frank Wagner a,
Nederland yesterday afternoon. McDou.
gall, who was intoxicated, qu.rrel-d with
q mau named Hamlin and getting rifle
attempted W shoot him. A friend pushed
the gun sside Just a. II was discharged
and Wagner was shot. McDougall was
arrested. The men were ell miners.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01
ar.sisA VI ar nhi.s.

London. Nov. S0,-A dispatch h'm
Shanghai says great excitement prrvAils
IN naval circles thers In cnnseq qurncs os
the departure u Bri,ish war shlls from
that por, under scaled orders. Tbs pre-
snos of three British cruis-rs opposiss th.
estuary of Bian Tang kiang 10 e"asldersd
" shoW that Great Britain has decided 70
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01
HlaAAREA

There 10 club II lDiiss In tho city Just,
organized. who call themselves "BI,nm.
srs," LEA, they are not bicycle RIDERS
they ride horses, They were out, hrgh,
and early. the other morning. as vas oh'
served by the early riser on Tnn CiIlLsS,
and they hal on their "bloomsrs, :" riilng
man's fashion. One IL the prst,iss, Il III.
club, probably Is years old, shi-d her
horss 70 oas side when shs no,ic-i .
smils srssp over ,he face Of the rvI.rt"r,
but that dh not prcvent the laissr from
ks0wiag the name VI the lovely Rider
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01
Rawasss. meuuh,ir.

Washington. Nov. 30.--HAwAiian
charge d'aaairs. Frank r. Hastings, hAs
received In the mall information sincs ths
estA Ablishment Of the republic In Hawai-
July 4, otiieisi recognition ofth following
governments have been rcesivsd; UuitSs
stAtes, 0r.at Britain. France, Russia
Italy. Belgium, MsxIco, 0us,-m ala. als'
notice of intent from Germany and Peru
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01

Washington, Nov. 30.-A cable Ia the
Navy department Announc-r the arrival
of the L = crusivr columbia al Csinen-
IA. No such port ~ known here aud IN
quiry ls being made but II is suppressed
Ia he near Santiago, Cuba. Her move
menta are of Importance in consequences of
recent sensation al and warlikc dispatches
that the Columbia WAS hurryiug to Blue
helda
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01

more than fores,all her rivals In the esst
and obtain voice In the settlement be.
tween japan and China. The dispatch
adds that fears are entertained that Ii
Hung Chang will place himself at the
head II an army which he has created for
his own purposes TrOops arr reported
arriving frurn different parts of the coun.
try To serve under IL Hung Chang
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01

Londop, Nov. 80. "A dispatch to the
Pail Mall Gazette from Chez Foo Gays the
terms Of peace between China and Japan
have been almost arranged through the
intervention Of the Unit4d States Il 10
added that the feeling Of security 10 now
strong and foreign ladies' arr returning 10
pekin
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01

Divide, Col. Nov. 30.-In a bar room
fight to-day Billy Yost drew q revolver
and hrv't into crowd Frank Emmons
was fatally wounded X. Rust and sam.
uel Foster were also woundesi, but will
recover Yost 10 u hay bAlsr, and worked
for .-'rons and Rust. He formerly
lived in Lssdv,iie.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01
Nsileei AaiIre.

All books belonging to the Public Lii
brsry mus, he r-turnod 10 the librarian
no, later than Tuesday. Dsrceni~rt 4 A
new catalogue will be made aud pub
iishssi. ALi II will be absolutely urcrr.
sAry ~ hsv. every book on the shelves
The reading room will b- open ~ usual,
Books again ia.n.d Monday, LI.-ml-r
10 B4nk Commit,ee-Mrs. Hadlry, chsir.
mani Mrs. Rose. Mrs. Clancy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01
saatI Fire.

An alarm Of tire was sounded las, night
At 10 o'clock, and tho cause discovered in
room ~, ~ the Armijo house. oecupiei by
Mr.. and Mrs. COoney. The hr- ispArt-
ment responded. but the aAm.s were eI.
tingushed by Mrp. Mors., who us.d few
buckets of water in good order. pr
Hamilton aud other guests rendered val.
uAble AID, the right fingers Of tho doctor
being patty burned. The pOrtsr II ,h.
hotel, ChAs Vincent, on his rsturn from
the depot. susslled smoke, located the hr-
in the above room, and gave the slArI.
just In time ~ save . eonhagration. The
c0rrcci origin of the 6re 10 = mystery, but
II Ia thought thai matches IN one OG the
drawers of . bureau 10 responsible for
the blaze. The water nsed In qu-nching
the hr- soaked down into the restaurant
Of Mrs. Fisher beneath, and Ssrvsd In
waking Mrs, Fisher and children, who
hal retired half an bOur before the alarm
The damage is covered by insurance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01
WON nv vARsiTN
the isdias s~heol Sleeves Defeated
Nsst~rday Afternoon

heSt~rdaS Au~rsosn.
The toot ball game q, the fair grnunir
yesterday afternoon between the l'nIy.r.
sity team. managed by Prot Zlmm-r and
csptAinrd by Gibbons th. len tackle,
And the government Indian school eleven,
managed by Chas T. Orr aud cAptAtn-a
by k-ndon, the quarter back. was wit.
neSsed by st least 300 people. and va.
won, hands down aud in mAgnihr-n,
style. 10y the University boys. Score, ~
toe
In the first half the Varsity boys s-.
cur-d three touch downs, but fAIird tu
Kick goal In the sccond half. Aft.r a rest
oi ten mlnui-r, the gallant bays from Tia.
big schml on the hill scorrd three morr
touch downs aud Kicked one gual, making
Total score II ~ In thus half the Indian
boys ralliei like giants, aud Just hsfurr
tne was w they scor,Sl Themselves q
touch down, thus saving . whitewash
anu securing generous applause
The University team were represented
hy Gibbons. lrf, tsckl. and captain !;
hArrch, centr,i StAmm. full back; Clay.
ton half back; Brnks. fourth back
L-ik-r, left right tackle; MclbnAld, half
back; Armstrong. len guard, Am-.,
right guar; WhitenAn, left end vorh.n,
right end
The following represented tb. Indian
school team Rendon, quarter back and
captain; Lowden and Harrison, half
backs; Johnson. full back QuiniAna,
center rush. with Burke, Bean. Jerry.
Wroth, smith aud kertoe iu the other pa
sitions.
W. N. Ciute. of the Agricultural col
lcge, Las Cruces, ofiiciciA.-d as r.f.r-.
Z. Orr. As lineman, aud Felix Lester.
of this city, As umpire.
The playing ~ the University boys
vas Of . Superior order. but the work,
the sprinting and scheming VI Chas.
McDonald. the we'll known pitcher Of last
years colts on the diamond 6rld, could
not have been eIosllei by any half back |
on any team la the United States.
The grounds wer, In wretched condi-
ton from alkAli and water, and many
Who attended the match arc suffering
from cold to-day. A few loads ~ saw
dust or dirt of some Kind would have put |
the grounds 10 fair shape. Clayton tue |
half back. wts the only member Of the
University team who was hurt. lie 10 To- /
day limping, the result OF q sprained
back
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01
OOlx Fear Nailed.

outhbridge. Mass Nov. 30 Two
brs football players Injured in yes,er.
w's accident are dead, max, x four In
/. The last two are Johh Street. ~
|Ars oil, half back williams. fresh.
en's eleven. and v,ctm Nels N. aged
! There 10 little hope for The recovery
Andrew Taylor. Alfred Hughes aud
kAs. Sim neon,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01
DeAsh Of q lsriAcess.

Copenhagen. Nov. So. Princess Louise,
the sister % the king of D-nmsrk and
aunt ~ the dowAger empress u Rue
sia and of the Princess Of Wales, 10 dead
The Princess Louise was born Novembe'
IL. ls20, and on August 8. 1890, Wa,
nominatsd abb-ss Of the convent u II
leuhoe. H,,lstain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01
ReleAAa in k;runtaan

Guadajara, Mex, Nov 3O.-Anotber
terrific eruption Of Colims volcano occur.
red Wednesday night. and the scene ss
witnessed from this city was grand. No
definite reports are reosived from the i'm
mediate section surrounding the volcano.
but II 10 feared there was . severe loss Of
property and probably life.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01

Fort Saith. Ark, Nov. 81. Thurman
hiding, Alias "Bkceter," Jesso sn,der
hi will. Farris. members Of the C,ok
hng, were to-day sentenced in the Uni
III States court. skeeter received thirty
|earu, aud Snkier aud Farris twenty
bars each Ia the houss Of correction ut
betroil,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01
sarreSaS em9in,a

New York, Nov. 30.-A special to .
morning paper from Shanghai says Eng
land 10 preparing for = coup de main
With view Ia projecting her interests In
China novel demonstration by Grcat
britain. is reported. will take place
Dec / At Chusan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01
s,..r, m m.r,,aI Draerea.

Denver, Nov 3O.-tseneral McCook has
htA,led the following court martial In Try
k,. tain Theophilus ". Morrison. accus-d
] characterization during the rAiiraAh
frks last Summer; Col. W h. Pcnros-,
bib infantry Lieut.. Col. W II. Lawtoa.
spsctor general II the department Of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01

kansAs City. Nov, ~ --t'a,tl-i Tor best
s,rung. Ia 10 nighcr' others steady Texas
steers, ~ 900 81 60i Texas cows. 81 81
az 70; s,Gkrrs and feriers " Ola s3.joj
bulls, q s5ss9 6'i beef steers. ~ COG
so1Si native cows, 81 WgS -. shetp y
receipts $500; mprket trim sud active.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01

St. Petersburg. Nov. 80 There 10 no
truth in ,h. r"port from Odessa that the
Grand Duke George, csarewitch, died
Sunday,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01
kiRe.

Denver, Nov. So.-The C. 4. Mor~y
u.rcautil- eompany's broom factory was
slightly damaged by hre this morning
The fnrrman of the shop believes the br-
was incsndiAry.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01

The following articles Of agreement
were drawn up and signed NJ the ST.
Elmo las, night:
ALsrauHRous, n. NJ. Nov. y.
We. the undrrsigne'i, KID" Dovey and
Jack Gibson, do harsby agree To NEE,
and contest in finish glove dght, In the
city Of Albuquerque, on Sunday. Dec ..
1884, for = purse and gate rseeipts, SAIL
rvcsipts N g. w th. winneri the referee
To bs mutually agreed upon a, the ring
side, aud sa,d ring TO be the regulation
twenty. four foot ring; the gloves 10 b-
the liHhtest weight permissible by law,
aud the hght IN bc gov-rn.,i by the mar
gins VI Quesnsbury rules
"KIp" Dovsy,
JACK GIBSON.
G. X. williams witnessed slguAturrs for
Dovey, ami X. &. zsno for Gibson.
TEE CITIZEN 10 not acquainted with
either Dovey or Gibson don't know where
they come from. aud therefor. canno,
speak 0f thsir merits IN th. ring. II they
have any records al all. they have. 80 far
~ THn Cirnns 10 ooncrrn.d. kept them
hid out Of sight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01

Chicago, Nov. 10. Cattle active and
hr'n At advance of btalOc. Sheep active,
aud tirm.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01
" enry " aPkes

New York, Nov, s0.-Money on call
easy at per osnt. Prime mercantile
paper 2ta6.