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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-13
AN OFFICIAL INQUIRY
into the Cause of tho Great Strike
Practically Assured.
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE

May 30 Appointed To-morrow-Tho
Matter Will Give the House It's Firs.
Opportunity to Discuss che Crisis.
Interesting Sessions of the Commit.
tse Espectod-Dsbs. Pullman and
others on Both Sides WIZ 30 Ex.
amIned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-13

RrcuuoSD, Va, July l2.-Miko Sta.
pIotou, aged thirty years., committed
suicide at Lenoir, Caldwell county, N.
G., by drinking seventeen botttos OF
jamaica giugor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-13

Trr Jno. L. Lowric will run in tho
Whaling and Matamors trade on Mon
day Wednesday and Friday until tho
fall season, leaving tho wharf OF II
nInlnck
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-13

MwSrArons MIMI, July l2.-Dis.
patches from North and South Dakota
Indicate intense hoat Ia doing great
damage to growing crops. Tho mercury
registered los at several points.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-13
y.,,.., "a Troduco tho nIcssnEcs.

TmsrDAD. Co1O., July 12.-oharlOs E
Randall, manager Of tho Postal Tclc'
graph Company, local office, acting IN
der instuctions from headquarters, has
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-13

SACRAMENTO, GALA, July 12-Phvatc
Dougan OF battery L, Filth infantry,
died during tho night, making tho nth
victim OF Yesterdays railroad wreck at
tho trostle west Of hero.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-13

'ptctni Dispatch to Tx IHselItgetesr.
WAsHrxeroN, July In. B. Van
Bibbor has boon appointed postmaster
at Gibboa, Nichols county, vice D. +.
Grose, resigned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-13

Nrw YoRx, July l2.-The first mails
from San francisco since July ! wero
rccciyed In this city to-day via Los
Angeles. An other mails arc arriving
nm finn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-13

Is dangerous condition directly due TO
depleted or impure blood. 1t should
not bo allowed to continue. as in lie do.
biIity the system Is especially Liable to
serious attacks oiilluoss. Hoods Sarsn-
pariIla is tho remedy for such d condi-
tion, and also for that weakness which
prevails at the change Of season, climate
or lIio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-13

Indigestion, and Stomach Disorders, tnko
BTI0SSH'S IRON BFTTERS.
All dealers keep It, 81 pcr bottle. Genuine hos
liRdV. H0fk aud grOeEcd rcd lIneG on wrapper.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-13

HOOPS PiiLs arc purely vegetable,
carefully prepared from the best ingre'
dinnta DC 5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-13
ART GALLERIES
OF the Wor1ds

Is that they not only pleaseth eye
when you first receive them, betttt1at
they gain upon you and ceReal new
beauties with every glance. Everyone
Of thesegreatpietures has gigan*tssau-
thoryears,of thought and labor, Itsfsan
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and is 50 recognized by the greatpnb-
lie Itistin itsefa greatvolnnleyshom1nn
in it's details the artists 1n4nost and
best feelings. 1t should be worEh.ex-
an1tning a hundred and q Thousand
times. and should please .yoAueed
time ; = !:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08
CUMMERS IN GALLUP.
A Real Live Bird Shooting in
the Coal Metropolis.
A SPORTING EVENT.

Prom that sprigh,ly weekly. the Gal.
luptilean.r THE CITIZEN is enAblssl to pub.
lish tho following full particulars II the
live bird shoot which took place there
last Saturday. Tb. clipping states;
Immediately aftsr dinner the sporting
fraternity and large number ~ interest.
ed spectators assembled on the base bH II
grounds where the traps were planted
and the boundaries layed of for the live
birt shooting tournament gotten up 10y
j. \. Mohler II the European hotel, who
was the prime mover in the matter and
10 whom IL due the suncess NJ the hrut
live live bird shoot In Gallup An hun.
dr,.d dollars was subscribed by the
people Of Gallup, ranging frum a. down
J. J kergen was selected As stake
holder. Thos. Hinch AZ referee, Gus
Mulhollsnd and DIR. X. n. Eimundson
A. judges, and Davie Harper ~ trap
springer, and when time was called IN
th. iirst match. ten men hsd paid in an
entrance Zee II $4.0O each for the privi.
lrge of cont.sting for the championship,
with the following results;
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08
(From Fridays DAily.)

Frank Lee 10 now one Of the clerks At
the stors of K. l.. wsshburn d Co =,
That wsll-known sport, Al. Dano, 81
santa Pe. hAs arrived. and will remain
until after the fair.
Mrs. VIM. Burns, wife Of the deputy
Internal revenue collector for this dis.
trict, 10 on the sick list.
Jack Stein aud Bert Hopkins, full
bearded, have returncd home from their
vacation In the Jenes mountains.
Mrp, John M.naui and daughter. who
have besn sojourning at Jemez hot
springs. rrturned home yesterday After
noon.
B.F. Meyers, tho Rl PAso cigar man
who was Ia California tho past week. Ia
here to-day, and has quarters a, the Ru.
ropeAn.
Col. Owens, general manager of the
singer Sewing Mrchine company. heal.
quarters In this city, len this afternoon
for Las Vegas.
Mr.. and Ars John T Murray are In
the city from Gallup, and they leave this
evening for Kansas, where they viii vri,
relatives aud frisnds.
Hon. Trinidad Alarid. . prominen, i,
Santa 70 gentleman. came down 10 The
metropolis last nigh, and returned 70 the
capital this afternoon.
Prot. A. A. Graham and family have
finally decided 10 make their home In this
city. lie 10 oos of the leading educators
Of the country, and b valuable aco.s.
sioa.
Revs. John aud James hsnaai. accom-
panisd by Rsvs Billman. whitismors
aud MoRstt, left ,h,s Ansrnooa for santa
Fe. 10 attend the meeting of the Prssby-
serian syDod.
Mrs. ". K. HAslstins. wife Of Pres
eost, Arisons. banker and sister of Karl
| A. Bayder. has arrived fNo@ Prssoo,, and
viii visi, her brother on the RlshlAnds 9
st~ . fsw days.
Gordon ID. Pesrcs. who was .. che
white Ash mine. near csrrilios. looking
ss sons machinery tor the Albuqussqss
Heandry and Machine works, rs,urasd 70
The city last night.
Jsdss Hsseock rsturusd hons last
Aixkt bea . legal visit 70 santA W and
Lss cssssiAss. kAyos 0oodAu vs4a up 10
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08
FOLSOM SENTENCE !
|nis Case Affirmed BY the Supreme
Court.
Clancy Dismissed From Office
and Sent 20 Jail.
/. A Spices Disssrred asd Sen! 10 jail
Fer Thirtv Dsys.
TWO COUNTY opYiCRRs , ,ILED.

)p.ss.l 10 ci'issn
santa Pe, Sept. Is N. Polsom's cen.
snee of ave years In the peni.entiAry was
Ifhrmsd by the supreme court, and he
sss this afternoon delivered 10 the Unitsd
>,a,ss marshal.
10 the contempt esses, II .. Clancy.
'lerk ~ the court, was dismissed from Of
cs aud sentenced 10 30 days In jail
Charles A spiess was suspended from
Braetics in the supreme court for one year
nd sentenced 70 30 days in the county
vi.
/ Commissioners A. L. Kendall and
)hsrles W. Dudrow were sentenced n 70
Ays in jail.
Victor orteea was discharged.
The opinions do not sliegc conspiracy
u, punish as such Such severity wac
n-1pectsd by the bar. Freeman dis.
knp.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

how much cheaper carriage cloth, eash-
mere. vorstcd ooasings. challiss (but no,
sugar. will be hereafter because the tariff
tan 10 taken Oh. Well. shoee operatives
10 Fall River and New Bedford viii buy
none Of them this wesk q, least, and ths
operatives all over tho country will buy
fewer Of them Aftsr "labor has iiqui-
dated" "Liquidsted labor" will buy
very few carriages W get the bsneat Of
cheap carriage cloth, and will indulge
very sslhom In union melton coats, and
the men who make the equivalent Of car
riage cloths and union meltons--the pro-
due, Of our woolen mills--will be lucky
u they are not "liquidatsd" into the
trsmping gang.
The process Of liquidasing has begun.
and when II is ended, what theni More
"liqukisticn." Does not Wilson, chair
man of the ways and means committee,
declare that the aght has begun ony 10
end In sbeolnt- frye trHdei Does not Mills
re-echo the same thing In bewilderins
meditation. which seems 10 indicate that
. citadel 10 outside the city gates, but tbs
tenor of which In unmistAkablet
Does not the president himself In his
latest contribution 70 the complete letter
writer. tell US that this act furnishes .
vantage ground from which must be
waged further aggressive operations
against protested monopoly and govern
mental fAvori,ismr' Ths president mus,
have rsscr-d ~ protection 10 American
industry. for he uses the sacred language
of his guild. d.-Thomas b. Reed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

Frank Mnrs.of Albuquerque. carried OF
the irst prize Of $26; the second prize ~
$40 was dividel between Bob krusr,
Frank Gibson and Jack Brady. aud the
third prize was divided between wn
Bowers and A. J. Brown. Prof j &. Mex.
Richarison made brilliant base bsl
play and quit.
The second match was called imtaeii-
Ately aner the 6rut was over, and seven
phooters entered the contest. An follovp
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

Frank Gibson, of this city, walked
away with the honors II this match and
ti2 s5 second money was taken by
Frank Moore, $77S, and Bob Kruss was
third winner. and got tb.lb In the clesn-
up. This wound up the shoot and ell
were more than we'll satisfied with the
sports and the rvsuits.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08
rme cUArEar CAs xs.
Iat-sse seetins ~ aassa Fe over the
several ssstesees.


9nteuee FesWm2 ~ SANTA FU vNeF the
several senteseea.
sAsTA ~, Sept 8.
Yesterday will long be remembered by
be bar Of New Mexico, a. on that day
ere decided the long tending coutemp,
Foceedings which grew out Of the unjnst
ed arbitrary removal Of the legally
scted sheriff. Charles Conklin. aud
rcing into h,s place the present de farso
(sriff. Cunningham. Harry 4. Clancy
- s-ntsnesd to jail for thirty days and
moved from the office II clark Of the
prvme court. G. A. Spices was sen
.ssd 70 jail for thirty days and sus.
sdsd from practices before the supreme
m for one year. This suspension does
extend 70 practice In district and
- courts. County Commissioners
BAll and Dudrow were sentenced 70
sssy days imprisoamsnt each.
h 10 only simple justice 70 Judge Prss-
N " ssy that hs dissenssd from the
hicsity Of the court In an able, digni6sd
a courteous opinion, and truth compsls
70 say that the venerable judge 10 sas-
nod by the overwhelming majority Of
people Of Santa Ps, including many
mocrats who have not hesitAted 70 en-.
sss their opinions In very vigorous
runs. A proof Of this took place iu the
lza last night In the presence uf . 30
4 audience. Language vas used con-
j. ming the above proceedings which
Puh have rendered many Of the crowd
lily of contempt Of such character a.
>uli have crowded the county jail and
peni,en,iAry for years 10 come. An
idsnt Of the plsss gathering was .
hcontre between two brethren of tho
Inocrst,c persuasion. One Of these gen
men, who 10 connccsed with the press,
We utterHnos 70 On opinion which was
htrsdictsd by former resident of the
he City, who 10 now . federal ofhcisl.
usual In such ca - one word led 70
p,hsr, until the wosd "liAr" noassd out
the ambient air. The gentleman Of
press politely inquired II the official
piled she spitbst 10 him. and was an
cred IN sush democratic language ~
|uld not bs admitted into the columns
our great religious organ, TnA o. Izss
blow. delivered In = truly scientific
lsasr. alsghted on tbs fAos Of the isd'
N Official, Who. after recovering his
sa,i. fssbly returned the blow. sev'
u bad republicans stood by snioyins
"mill." and bsss were about bsins
sr~d ss 30 TO In favor of the Journal
when nupabsr a iovsrs Il demo
Aaie bAsaoay intsTfsrvd and the affAil
me 10 an Abru'a termination, YER,
scb 10 ths regret of many sdnirsrs o
manly ART of sslf defsnss.
The above punishInsnts. % Tar frou
bating, will increase our seal and de
rw,ua,ioa 70 rid New MEXICO Of the cor
pt gang which is now attempting 10 In
AhiAts aud ssrrorise our people.
70 TAAstHs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08
SRA naED TO DeAra.
sa~sser Ha.s Lyss Dies VITA mis
Heess 60.

saasser Sass Lyss Dies VITA mis
seess 90.
In the club room of the Southern hotel
this morning at eight o'clock Russ Lynn,
q well known gambler, was stabbed 10
death by James Abbott, also member Of
the sporting fraternity.
Abbott and Lynn were Engaged In .
game Of cards when the former Annoanc-
ed his intention 81 quitting aud lsh the
table. This seemed 10 anger Lynn. and
he began - TRADE of abuse, Threatening
70 wipe up the noor with Abbott.
The latter expostulated. saying that he
dbl no, want any trouble and that there
was no occasion for Q fuss.
Lynn drew his revolver, but finally
handed Il 10 A J. Vaughn. Who was
standing near. saying that he did not
want any advantage.
A rough.snd. tumble aght then follow
oil. In which Abbot, seemed 70 be getting
the worst oft. The men clinchsd and
10, Ia the foor sighting all the time.
In . short time Abbott got away from
his antagonist and ran up stairs. He
was followed by Lynn, Who, wbsa he
reached the foot of che staiss fell, and In .
few moments died.
Blood was flowing freely from his
breast and Il was evident 70 thoss near
that he had been badly cut.
As soon As death came Coroner sips re-
moved he body 10 his undertaking rooms
where an investigation showed that tbsrs
werc three ugly eashss In the breast, two
In tho region Of the heart. The fatal
blows wers given with . pocket knifs
while ths men were lighting on Iss Aoor.
Abbo.t walked away from tiss hotsl his
face badly bruised aud blssding. Wait
ing physician he had his wounds dress
ed aud then repaired 70 the jail where be
gave himsslf into tho custody Of Sheriff
Radford.
Rass Lynn, the dead man. has bssn .
resident Of Trinidad for . number of
years, being employed At different tines
In the gambling rooms Of the city. and
Vas of . quarrslsoms disposition He
leaves wife but no ehikiren.
James Abbott, who did the killing. has
been . resident Of this city for eight %
nine yaArs, and ss one time was on the
polics force. Sinos that time he has bssn
at work In the gamblinx rooms. He 70 ol
. quiet nature and has been sagsssd Ia
no serious rows. He has . most sstim'
able wifs and children Who have The sym.
pathy of many friends In shsir trouble.
A. four o'clock the corouer's jury rs'
turned . verdict 70 the effect that tha
stabbing vas done With fslonioaa intent
..-Trinidsd ChroussfeA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

Dick Coo won the first prize Of $40;
Prof. W. II. Williams the second prize ~
$l2. and Ernest Winters the third prize
Of -. There wSre many goose eggs"
made In this match. but all the amateurs
had lots of fun.
The last match vas u "swesp~tAkes"
open ~ all who wanted a. enter when
time was called there were Eve entries.
The ncore stood a. folIowp:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08
Lassr xsss a.sssis ase.

As 8 prominsns democratic capitAiiss
h,s II, "labor has got 70 liquidsis'"
locke have liqusdaisd-that h. goes
pwn oes haif-sxespt sugar. Labor 10
do the same. Bus there viii be this
aswnoe; Stocks are subn,sslvs. labor
b are not.
Already the fFes traders are spreading
over the eoassry lying sssismssss d
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

Frank Moore again walked ID with the
hrst prize of $2i .26i the second prize II
$i2.75 was divided between Bob Kruse
and Frank Gibson. and the third prise of
$3.50 was taken by ID. W. Curtice of the
Winsiow Gun club
Sunday morning . large crowd APP
pcared on the grounds To witness the
conclusion of the tournament. And at
about 10 o'clock time was called with
six contestants in the Geld for the honors
and the ''stun." The result was a. fol-
ln~a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08
i've RAves saved.

MYs. Phoebe Thomas, Of Junction City,
fli., was told by her doctors she he'd Coa-
sump,ioa. and that thsrs ives no hot for
her, but two boltlea Of Dr.. kiug's Nsv
Discovery completely cared hsr and abe
says u saved hsr lifs. Mr.. Thos. Rg-
gsrs. lss FLORIDA street San Francisco.
suffered. from dreadful cold. approach
Ing Consumption. trssd without result
everything eiss then bought one boasie of
Dg. king's New Discovery AID IN tvo
weeks was eursd. He b nAturaiiy thank
fai. II y sach resalss. of which shsss are
ssnplss. that prove the wonderful q:
acacy of this medicine in Coushs and
Colds. Free trial bottles at Dr.. Thos II.
Burgess q Soa's drug store. Regular
sise b0e and 81 90.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08
THO TerrtssrsAl Raas.

Ths New MEXICO Territorial Fair opens
81 Aibaqusrqus neat Tuesday, and al
though the hard times ARC decidedly
agains, anything In this iias, tbs Albn-
qusrqus p.opls have made an sI,raordi-
aary snor, 70 render the exhibition in
terss,ins. ssd u b nov assured that the
fAir will 30 oas Of the mos, attractive
that the tssvitory has ever bad. The
railroad has made special rate Of cent
and . aAif ails 10 al who desire TO as-
tspd.-RAsoa Range.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

the capital with Judge Hesccck and while
there both gen,lsmen called a, the I,cni.
tentiary and the, Messrr psnc and Fol
som. ex-bsnkerr. who are the h"rk.
Keepers of the institution. and II. l.. Gil.
bert. es.wells-fargo Express agent, who
has charge of the drug department The
judge rrrorts the inmates a. looking
fairly we'll, but II is h,r opinion tina, Fol.
som will NO, live Ia serve out his sen.
tence.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

The oaly way 70 cure fever and aqua
N s.,hsr TO nsa,raiiss tho poisons which
cause the disease Or 10 sxpsl tbs. iron
the systsm. Aysr's Asas Cure Operates
An both wsys. II 10 4 wasr.aasd spscia.
for ali forms of mAlArial Disorders. and
never fails 10 cure. Try u
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

4 'h,,Jr..'. ,knrea.

An interesting experiment 10 bsing
tried by q minister In London tho
sstablishrnent OF . church for chill
tron u 10 . unique effort 70 NEST
the "ieskago" Betwesn the sunday
school AAd the church
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

Apsrson 10 Premaiursly old When bald
meas occurs bsf"rs the fo'ty-afsA year.
Uss Hali's Hair Rsssvss 10 kssp Tho
ssAip AsA,shy saA pssvs.a haAAesss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

Tia bsst sslvs In the vosid Tor cuts,
bruisss. sorss, ulcers, ssit rhsum, fever
sossss assasr. ehAppsd hseds. eh hlblAins.
cosns. sad all skin srapsioss. and Posi-
lively cures piles. OF no psy Fsquir.d. u
o. ssossy rsssdsd. Prsss ss cents par
bon. yoF s.is by Dr.. Thos. =. Burgess q
soa. drassisss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

John a. MAuger, esiitor of the Sunbeam,
seIiRmau, Mo, who named Grover Clsvs-
land for the presidency In Nov, lss2.
while he was n,spor uf Buffalo, N. Y, 10
enthusiasts Ia his praise of Chamber.
lAin'a Collie, Cholera aud DiArrh1a Rem
ely. He says; II have used II for the
past I've years and consider Il the hast
prepara,ion II the Kind In the market.
Ii 10 a. staple a. sugar and coffee In this
section. II is sn article II msrit and
should be us-d in every household. For
sale by T. II. burgess q Bon, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08
ssw nExaCs'. raxAxcEs.
Terrttsrias Asaiss~ Peres raihs si
tAs Public Susas.

Terrttsrtas Asaiss~ Ferea raiks si
ths Public sssss.
A representative of the san,a 70 New
Mexican had . talk with the tsrrisoria
auditor, Hon. Dcmstrio Psrss, In regari
10 New Msxico 6uspcss. "Yee." he ssid,
",bc finances of ths territory arc In =
very healthy condition. As shcwn by
the report, the collections for the quarter
Jus, ended aro >ss, ,is0 90. The rsesip,s
for the corresponding quarter last year
were seams ~. and thoss Tor the quar-
ter ending luns 2, 1884, wsrs 81. .S&2 <S.
The change 70 the ne.hod of collecting
,Azss ssmi- annually 10 10 . large sxtsn,
responsible for the difer~ucs In the
amount. The total cnllscticns for terri.
torial purposes for the last sssAl yssr
made during that year amounted 10
about 30 per cent. Of the appropriations
Collections made during the preseu, IA.
cal year, beginning March o, 1894. on
account Of the last ascal year, aggregate
q sum suflicisnt 10 meet ell ouistan nding
warrants for that year. There his al.
rcady been collected for territorial pur-
poses for this hscal year $i37, ,s7s.7s.
THE appropriations amount 10 $i76.-
$40. % that already We have IN hsud ~
per cent of ths amount appropriated for
the various territorial purposes. I am
confident that the end II the present as.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08
who sleep downstairs, and vbo alao heard
the shots, came rushing upstairs
sAEns ma WILL.

who sleep downstairs. and vbo alao heard
the shots, came rushing upstairs
NAMES ma WILL.
Az 10 O'clock this morning Father Per-
sone, Justice II the Peace Burke. Melton
Chsves and Pelir Bsca, lawyer. were
closeted with the wounded man, aud 10
the latter, In the preeepce of the other
gentlemen, he dictated his will lie alec
directed Mr.. Baea to offer . reward II
t2oo fr the arrest and conviction Of his
assailsnts.
rns WOUNDED NAN.
Rlias q. Garcia, who va. 40 brutsily
aud oowardly shot early this morning. !.
about 10 years old. and is we'll known.
pos only In this city. but through hou, cen
trai New Mexico. For the pas, several
ycsrs he was the book-ksepsr ., tn.
wool house of n. N. Hosick 4 Co, but
on sccoun, Of some disagreement was
dismissed by the local MANAGER of the
firm, W. A skinner. sbou, the 10th II
las. July. Although hs bad = mother
and father living, he was virtually
brought up with the sons u Mr.. and Mrs
g. W. Lewis, until sbou, four years ago,
when he started In life for himself He
has = pleasant, accommodating disposi.
tion. above the ordinary young man in
intelligence, and was supposed ~ have
no enemy 90 cowardly as " spcsk into
his room, while he was asieep, and at
tempt 10 take his life.
II 10 one VI the boldest attempts al AZ.
sassiuation. only squalled by THE murd. r
and robbery Of N. J. saushss In this city
In July, 1891, that has ever stained th.
fair name Of Albuquerqus. and Tmn Crl.
xxs hopes aud Trays that the assassin or
asaAsains. lie he rich or poor, may soon
be ferretcd ou, and landed behind the
bars Of the county Jail.
LArBR.
Az TRs CITIZEN goes 10 press; At t:3O
p. IN. the condition of Mr.. Garcia 10 con-
sidered extremely dangerous and hs Ia
likely 70 psss, away at any moment.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08
ateesrie nessseru.

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kaswn and % popular 90 10 need DO
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitt-Fs sing the saaie cong a
prAiss. A pursr msdlcins does not exm
And it 10 guaranteed 10 do sli that J.
claimed. Electric Blttsrs will cure sll
die. sses of the Livsr and Kidney. viii
remove P,mples. Boils, Sals Rhsum aud
other Affections caused by impur.
Dlood.--Wili drive Malaria from the
systsn snd prevent ~ veil - cure eli
Msisfisl fsvsFs. oess of Hesdsche
Constipation and Indigsss,oa Try klso.
trio Bistsrs-Entlrs satisfaction guar.
aatssd. os money refunded .-Prios 81
cents aud 81. psF bottle st T. H. Bur.
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