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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03
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a~nfLagen tpe9en tDett e%rniterer Otnge,
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&ritit faiierLi9er 3cri3metterungsre6en
niebergei6Lagen ipuroen.
8tLbeIm's 9tbtuns un6 COMPETITION
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unb itcbt uber Ben 8arti3ipiaI50 icbtungen
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Ben erIten Nnnnlenu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03

@abrbaft 9riftGt9en @eiit BADEN bic pro-
teitanti19en @etftltden Mtltpaufee's betpiez
fen, inbem tie in ibrer biefer Sage abgez
ba1tenen @erfdmmlung ii9 faft eintimmig
bafiir ertGdrten, baB dqeS &tr9enetgentbum
b~efteuert tperbe. r9ebet benz &aiIer, mas
bss &ailers TT, 1T t9r @ablipru4.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-01-18
Only For Public Schools.

Supei intendent Schaefier OF the
public instruction department, has
given decision in which he says
that directors have no right to fur
nish free text books to children
attending private or subscription
schools (; that the books furnished
Mt the expense Of the various school
districts are to be given only to the
children attending those schools 4;
that those books as furnished ut
the expense of the various school
districts are to be given only to the
children attending those schools.
He further says The law does
not contemplate nor warrant the
use of the book by schools not ex-
clusively under the official juris-
diction of the directors. A board
of directors cannot consistently nor
lawfully discriminate in the use of
books in favor Of children whose
pm ohbo may itioc luui lpI buD-
scription schools for their benefit
ut the close of the regular public
school term. The patrons of the
schools are to be commended for
the progressive spirit shown in the
desire expressed to have better
educational advantages for their
children than are offered by short
terms of schools. The proper course
however, to pursue III all such cases
is to extend the term of the public
school and thus give all the ad-
vantage of longer annual terms and
free books as we'll as free tuition.
This is the correct solution of the
whole question and is in accordance
with the spirit of the laws governing
the operation of tho public school
system. Where the free text books
arO N use the schools must be free
also, open to all children alike with
out any conditions or restrictions
which the law itself does not autho-
riZe.'
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-01-18
HE NEVER CAME BACK.
HE HIRED A HORSE AND SOLD 1T, AND
now PEEPS THROUGH IRON BARS.

G. W. Hahn of Sunbury, came to
Middleburgh on Wednesday morn
ing of last week, driving a horse and
buggy which he offered to sell. He
found purchaser for the horse in
the person of Il Mr.. Weaver of Eliz-
nbethyillo for $50, and the buggy
and harness. was sold to Clarence
Graybill of Franklin, for Sl3. After
completing the sale and pocketing
the money he took the train for the
west. Later in the day it was learn
ed that the conveyance belonged to
II. Aurand. proprietor of the Lock
Hotel at Shamokin Dam, and Il.
Graybill of the Eagle Hotel, Frank
lin, Immediately started in pursuit
of the fellow, sending word ahead to
the police ut Lewistown, aud it was
not long until j. T. Gro, one of the
guardians of the pence of that city,
had him in tow, and Mr.. Graybill re-
turned Thursday morning with the
prisoner hand cuii'ed to himself.
When taken in custody Hahn had
S33 still i'll his possession. The bal
ance OF the $50 he had invested in q
suit of clothes, ticket for himself
and chum to Harrisburg, n satchel,
and the usual quantity of whiskey.
He is now languishing in the Sny
der county prison, pleading forgive
ness on the ground that he was
drunk when he committed the deed
but he will no doubt have to answer
to the charge of horse stealing a
the next session of the Snyder coun
ty Court of Quarter Sessions.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-01-18
Sad Case OF Suicide.

The Millheim JoWndt says that
Mrs. Amos Walker, whose husband
works on Duncan's lumber lob
at Paddy Mountain, committed
suicide on Tuesday afternoon about
four o'clock, by shooting herself
with q rifle. According to informa-
ton received here she had by pro-
longed illness became demented and
for the last week had to be watched
constantly. For this purpose Mr..
Walker had procured tho services
of hired girl, so as to be able to go
after his work. At the time stated
the servant was engaged in carry
ing in wood from near by out
building, and while out of the house
Mrs. Walker went up stairs, got her
husbands rifle and holding it close
to her body near the heart, dis
charged the weapon. The hired girl
heard dull thud i'll the house and
suspecting Something wrong haste
ned TO the house, and found her
mistress lying on the floor mortally
wounded. She gave the alarm and
number OF men, among them the
unfortunate woman's husband, wer,
on the scene in few minutes
When they lifted her on the bed
1
they saw that life was extinct
death having been almost instan
taneous. Mrs. Walker was about
30 years of age, and when in gooC
health was OF n iovial disposition
Her bereaved husband is nearly
prostrated with grief. The remain,
will be taken to York, her former
home, for burial
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-01-18
Which Day.

Much has been said recently about
which day of the week is the Sab.
bath, The word Sabbath is Il Heb
rev word meaning rest, and moth
ing more. Nearly all nations and
people from time immemorial have
selected one day out of seven as a
day of rest, consequently every
day in the week is recognized as
Sunday by different nations: The
Christian nations recognize Sun
day the first day of the week as
their day of rest. Monday is the
Greek Sunday; Tuesday the Sun,
day for the Persians; Wednesday
for the Assyrians Thursday by the
Egyptians Friday by the Turks
and Saturday by the Jewish race.
Persons having conscientious scru,
Piles in regard to a day for rest car
take their choice but they must
also observe the lawful day of the
country they reside in,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-01-18
Cut In Two.

On Wednesday of last week Con-
ductor Henry Printz of the Selins-
grove "shifter crew." was struck by
n box car, knocked on the main
track and run over by an engine and
tender-almost cutting him in two.
He was picked up by Engineer KEN
berling moment after the accident,
but he was dead.
We knew Printz only as railroad
man and always found him n gentle
man-kind-hearted and obliging, yet
strict in the performance of the du.
ties required of him by the Com.
pany. He leaves wife and four
children who reside at Lewistown.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-01-18
Fell Down A Well.

A correspondent to the Mt Car
mol y y. "a. "a. ..,:s 49,; :. tv. gives
the details of the perilous experienc,
of George X. Fagely of Shamokin,
ex-candidate fol Sheriff of Northum.
berland county.
Mr.. Fagely was visiting his father
in-law, Mr.. Keeler, near Kramer
station, i'll Snyder county, over last
Sunday. In the evening while the
family were preparing to retire THEN
guest walked out upon the porch
and for some reason stumbled of
onto pumpbed, which gave way,
precipitating Mr.. Fagely to the bot.
tom of the well, twenty feet from
the surface, into several yards oi
water. Mr.. and Mrs. Keller heard
the unfortunate mans cries for hell
and hastened to the scene, but were
unable to proffer any assistance un
til several of the neighbors wer.
summoned. Though greatly fright
ened from the fall and thoroughly
chilled while compelled to remain in
his uncomfortable position, Mr.
Fasely, strange to say, is not much
the worse for his fall. His expert
ence, however, was impressed for d
life time.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-01-18

On Sunday night fire broke out
in the business block in Bellefonte
in which the Centre Democrat is To-
Gated and the Office was drenched
with water, doing great damage to
the material. G. r. Kurtz will now
have an opportunity to show the ma
terial he is made of by bringing the
Democrat out of the smoke brighter
than ever. He II do it
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-01-18

On Thursday, ut Lancaster the
final account of the estate Thaddeus
Stevens was confirmed by the Court,
which completes the settlement of
estate, after some years Of litigation.
The balance left is about 500, 900
Mr.. Stevens died in 1868, and O. J.
Dickey, A. Il. Roberts, of Lancas-
ter, and Edward Mcpherson of
Gettysburg were the executors, but
only the latter is living. No child
ren, it is collateral estate, and if
we are not mistaken, under the
provisions of the will the balance
will then be used for the erection of
a home for destitute children with
out regard to race or color, TO be
located either at Lancaster or Col
umbia.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-01-18

Several boys were arrested in
Harrisburg for calling an old man
vile names rs he passed to and fro
from his daily labor. The charges
were libel, malicious mischief, sure
ty of the peace, assault and insult
ing people on the street. If the
prosecutor had pushed the case
the punishment would have been
several years in the penitentiary,
but they were let off by paying
the cost and promising to leave
the city for year. This is a prac-
tice to freely INDUCED in by young
boys, and it may serve as a lesson
to some of the same class in other
towns.
Prettiness is always coupled with
simplicity it is incompatible with
that which is large tall woman
with masculine features can not be
pretty. Beauty is peculiarly a female
perfection i'll the male sex it is
rather defect man can scarcely
be beautiful without losing his man
ly characteristics boldness, energy
of mind, strength and robustness of
limb but, though n man may not
be pretty or beautiful, he may be
handsome or fine. A woman is fine
who, with striking figure, unites
shape and symmetry ; n woman is
handsome who has good features.
and pretty if, with symmetry of
| features, there is deiicacy.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-01-18

The Thaddeus Stevens Estate.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-01-18
Friends OF The Post. +"

ROLL or HoNoR. THE following
persons have paid their subscription
to the Posr to the dates opposite
their names. Should any mistakes
occur i'll these credits or on your pa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-09

minister ,own hall to-day under The aus
pices Of the Nssioaai Rssb~m union.
Rcsolut'cns were passed demanding
home rule for Irelausd, dissstablishusus
and difeuiowm~n, ~ the Eugliss church.
ahcli'i"n of the veto power In the hcsss
of Lords. eigh,-hoar day f~ all occupa-
tons. discouiinuance of all further royal
grants ~ pensions. reduction of The
standing army with view 10 i,s ultimate
abolition. taxation of ground values and
payment ~ member of parlisnent. The
Convention was very enthusiasts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-09

rhey are AeesseA % sssck steaissg-
Are They nnaleseav

Are rhey 1nsieseav
Nsws arrived ~ this Office yesterday
.nA' snc elcnce prn. .ns Issgc easus
V.i.c.,. sr,rsv h.t - ,,,.,..s.., -.
cattle stealing on over one hundred an.
fsrvnt chargcs. Bone time ago u was
SsM 49,. NE, usss ssnuemen nsd oeen hsnd'
a,o.S Or,~., rssr"s,.sd s-n.. ,a.,,Jssht.s 49,
Il on sccoaut Of their p,A having bcen ~.
rss.si and bsine resissnt sbcst thinking
WA. msn a ~ nssn s'ana'"E ~ teey
th.m m fh..S msn h.v. hs.n s,,;,,s ~
the stealing laid al their door /. viii Ss a
sorry day for them. and others who have
been engAgcd with them will DO little
more cArcfnl about how and when they
The above article is clipped fsom the
La. ye~.s stocs 0,ov.r ard y.Ynsr.
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80" P~"'a wv s"~' ~"'a'
Ths CiTissr knows thss tbs spence
Brus whose range In located In the
iu.nasdiat, v,cioi,v of pinor wel,a. .ou,h.
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enemies among come of the csssis and
shesp rS.issrs Of their neighlorhooh. and
that thcv hsy, b~cp aaeussd On various
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W ''' s
buying nom the latter stolen stock u
has been SAID that they would lie indicted
by the grand iuries of Valencia county.
...,s r.. c,-,.., ~. - ,.s.-..,.. :.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-09

ss. Illinoir. wisumsin spd Minnesota he
ing especially well represented. Prayer
wss ofksr'd hy Rev Dr A L prl.bie.
and amer . musical sciecti,n by doah.s
qasrtst. sd'lr~r-ss of w.lc"ms werr de
iiver-d hy Col. John Scott. pr-snlrnt of
The lows state society. Governor Frans
d. jackson. snd The mayor II the city.
all II whom greeted the delegates and re-
fsrred In euicsis,ic terms W the objects
and influence Of THE socie,r Appropriate
r-sponses were made Ivy Hon. Robert
Bonner. Of New York. president u tbs
national s,ciety. DR. John Hall, II New
York. and otber Delegates. An adjourn
men, was then taken. This afternoon
the delegates were tsks, 10 various OBJ
iecss of interest throughout the city. aud
io-night thsrr will br reception by ,he
state association and The citizens g~nsr.
ally at the Ki,kwcod hotel
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-09

Colorado Springs, June e. Report says
q thousand deputies are moving toward
Bull Hill. Bowers offered 10 withdraw
u the men wculd submit 20 srrest. The
overture was nAtly i~jectcd aud . ter
ribie battle Ia imminent. The coming Of
the militia 10 snxioasiy awaited by the
miners. Who will submit to them bit not
70 Deputies. The wires wsrs Gu, and the
operators guarded TO preven, the trans
mission Of news FROM Cripple creek.
Only one telephone line 10 open. News
paper correspondents are pot allowed "a
ssnd matter out. A rumor of . dght he
tween deputies and miners lacks conar-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-09
WARS ALARMS!
Cripple Greek Miners Again In
Excited Mood.
Battle Imminent Between In
diana Miners and Militia.
CeisrsAs Militia aev'ss On the Rtrik.
ere fFsm Colorado sprisrs.
oRRsoR Ei.nrIos.
ORRaOR Ri.nTIOn.

Cripple Creek. June s.--The town was
thrown into state of intense sxcitsment
ssrlythis morning when positive insor-
matioa vas reosived that tbs deputies
were moving. The latter broke camp 81
the divhle at daybresk snt prevented In
formssiou of their movements. The wir~s
near the divide being cut. which we're re-
paired this morning. Information was
rrc-ived 81 . o'clock that the forces had
reached Gillette, Eve milee from Victor
!, is andsrs.cci sha, the objset os the
sheriff h nat 10 give hattie. bu, TO serve =
hundred and tweLsy Ave warrants. II
resistance 10 shown there will be trouble.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-09

Loedon, June s.-The great Derby was
run to-day In the p~ssnee of the largss'
throe6 that ever Witnessed the event.
Lord Rossberry's horse Ladss ven, thus
fsl6l'ing his owners triple prophesy
vAsn boy that he wocld marry the
slaAsss hsirsss Of her time. would become
pssss minister and would win The Derby
Ladas voa by length A~d . half, tine
S,<t s-s. A ehsss vent UP ~ tho fnish
ssoh e. was never heard before On Rpsom
Doyns,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-09

Judge Fsesmas, & the Fourth Judicial
district. In The sbs-nee of Judge Collisr.
has iasisueted e. l. Washbura, assignee.
10 ssli sil Tho gonds and effects of X. c.
Feslsr. Ssosutly ass'gned. the proceeds 10
he devotsd u the payment of bills hsid
against sAid Feslsi. Jacob Gainsley and
Ber,hoh spi,s an named as appraisers
% stock. L u. Ps,nsy and Gross, Black
wsil Il %. this city, A.. the principal
crsditors.
a y coieath. conductor on the Allan.
tse 4 Pssi6e heiwssa Williams and Peach
sprinss. h In the city. aud will leavs this
evening fer . vsis 10 Chicago relsiioas
asd fSissds. Asssrs. Gordon asd Van
KIRK. slso ooedocsors, ssr In tho city.
Cossisrsse sAn whiss has the gsatlsmsn
in charge this ahsvseoa.
O. p. wsilbr'dss and Rasvns Lsskisy
have perchased tbs business of J. y.
pAimss. and will carry On 8 Ars.-siAss
rsst~as~ns AMI fruis ssssw. Mr. Psi@sv
YIN dsvsts Ais tins 30 sinlss and talking
~ iasiasss fsr tbs Daaksrs Ailianes.
po~ Ne pas, I've dsys ,wo mowsss
have besa 10 eoasiass wss cutting he
sis4sy sesss Of alhsh q Santiago Bsss
sn tks eussids cf I'D ssssn. Ths yisiA
hon e. sEs, erp. y = sssiAA,sd. yin
snss4a y q isss, ioe ea2s. M
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-09
= eaarh-e e1sh,

Des Moin.s, Ia. June Q The capital
%f the Hawksye state 10 aling mp with
delegates IN the great congs~ss of the
Scotch Irish sccie,y of America which
opsns To morrow. Nearly every state In
the Union 10 already represented, al.
though hundreds of delegates will not
arrive until The late trsins tonight. or
The early ones Tomorrow morning. The
eongr-ss promises N be The most sacce-s-
fui iu the history of the orgAuisasion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-09
FIGHT In PROGRESS!
Cripple Greek the Scene Of 4
Brisk Battle.
Skirmish In Indiana Retween
Miners and Militia.
Exprss,Aest Of ss lsAiasapelis sssk
sssssscsd 70 Pesisessiary.
FAILURE or a DkNvER bAsK.
FAILURE or a DkNvER pAsK.

Denver, yuse THE goverpcr this
morning received dispatch from Victor
10 the eject that the deputiss had again
broken oanp and were moving on Bull
HIll. The governor imaedisssly soaghs
10 cou6rm the rspnst aud wss insorusd
BY Telephone tha, u was true that the
deput,ss wsrs advancing aud snrroand-
Ing tho hill Fiwhting with thu skirmish
line had already begun. The troops
have not yet arrived and are between
Midland and the divide. The sovernor
immsdiatsly wired the militia 10 advance
In all possible haste. The wires 70 Grip
pie Crsek are down.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-09
rr.~ess, A. r....,,vasss.

msks-spors, Ps.. June e.-Up 10 nom
to-day sii wSs quiet here. No outside
men sr deputies have ys, arrived. and
only oas man attempted 70 work this
norning, LIE vas prevented bat vas NOE
injured. Large parties of strikers spent
the night guarding all the approaches 70
the city IN rRpscsa,ioa of the dsputsss ar
rival. The gusrsis arc ssill maintAined.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-09
rse lasisna ..arassru.

Sullivan. Ind. June s.--All b quiet To-
day, but between hero and Terrs Hau,e
,he strikers occupy f"rti6sd positions
smoag the hills overlooking the railroe.l
at sbslburnr, Farmersbure ssd Alum,
Cave. snd decisrs that M cal trsias
shall pass Word is receivei that .
clash between s,riksrs and militia At
Conuellsburx 10 expsct.d,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-09

Chicago, Juns ---For tbs hrst TINA In
sf,esa ysars ths srisssisi general soansii
oi the Reformed EpiseopAr church al shs
uni,sd States will bold iss ssssions In
this city. Ths opsnins session took
place tAis @oss,ag ss Ihrist church. With
Bishop RAilows prsssdiag. oss hasdFsd
and ilny clerical and lay delegates wsss
psessas. Rev. d.. TraSy. cf ths As@or-
Al ehassA of PAilasislphia. delivered shs
eouneii ssrmuu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-09

two companies of militia on the rn.d
came. bu, the determination II his men
moved him. lie ssys he will b. on the
hill to-day. The militia is nov In SIGH,
and in full view u Bull Hin and hundr-is
of spectators. I, IL though, ,her- will b.
M move for an hour ar two.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-09
ossusssee ss Ohss.

Columbus. o., June 7.--Gov. MeKinlcy
received Telegram this morning stating
tia, troops had arrived at Cambridge.
and ths militia oisieers wsrs consulting
With The county attorney aud shsrif. The
second resimsa, will hold i,sslf here
rssdy 10 sappost the main body Of tro"ps
u ths istssr 10 unabis 10 cope with the
rtriksrx.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-09

Cairo, Ill.,. June s.--CitSrnp ~ ,bis
city have donated to t;encisi Kelly pro-
visions snfiici"n, To la-l two days ou con.
di,'on tina, he break camp immediately.
He accepted, AMI the indus,rials will
l.av. al o'clock this Aft.rnoun on their
overland march H. Paducah.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-09
A FsGhs lnnsneue.

Cripple Crssk. June a--h 10 JUS,
learned that General Brooks sommanded
the deputies 70 return and went After
them with troops, In accordance with the
governors orders 10 hold the troops be-
tween the striksrs and deputies. The
latter Ars returning " camp terribly en-.
ragged.
Noon-Troops are climbing the hill 70
the summit niue. II tbs dsputiss cum
mence an engagement before they arrive,
. serious battle will be on this afternoon. !.
Al 1880 the mipers soundsd the call "a
assemble On Bull Hill 70 6ght. General
Tavnsy has requested Gsnsral Brooks ~
start for Altmsn With troops,. and the
bugle call N arms 10 sounding. Ths
deputies sre inceased ~ TArsnsy, he be-
ing the miners attorney. aud N doing ali
he can for them. He has been served
with . request 70 return ~ Denver. The
general disposition of ths militia 10 70
JOIN the dspa.'cs against the miD~rs, and
end the strike 10 short order.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-09

San Francisco, June IA dispatch
from IN officer of the uni,ed States rev.
euus Guitar, bear. Gays the vesscl 10 IN
the rocks st sitkS harbor and almost Q
total wreck and Il is iupossible IN get |,
OF The Bear vas sent IN join the Heb.
ring ssa nsc' To protsc, the seal iujas-
trv
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-09

Massilloa. Ohio, Jans S.-Tbe Glove
land, Lorsias q whselias railway made
sn effort to-day 70 send out two trains
from whsslins Greek with mArshals
aboard. and the train was forced back.
Tue superintendent says the only thing
10 10 6riax On troops aud Ggh, chs trains
through.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-09
Masassas Reassai society.

san Francisco, June THE delegates
To the forty .6th annual convention ot the
American Aediesi association met In their
various sections this morning and .,
noon inspected the exhibition of instru-
ments, pharmaceutical preparations. etc.
This afternoon they wer entertained by
the local fraternity At the Nsdwiutsr fair.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-09

Springfield, ILL.,. June y --Psna is again
threatened With INVASION by the miners.
AL day long m"u have been coming.
congIren'ing ou III. tracks Of the BAl,i.
more. OHIO a Southwestern railroad
The crowd 10 we'll armed. aud ,b. people
81 excited