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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-05-14
Diplomatic and Consular Repre-
senfafives of Hawaii abroad
IN THE UNITED STATES.

IN THE UNITED STATES.
United States-His Elk L 4 Thurston
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary, Washington, d G.
Secretary and Charge d. Afaires ad in.
terim-F P Hastings
New York; II lien, Consul Ceneral
San Francisco-C L Wilder, Consul.
General for the Pacific States: Cali.
fornia, Oregon and Nevada and
Washington .......J Z Soper,
Consular Clerk
Philadelphia-Robert II Davis, Consul
San Diego, Cala-Jas w Girvin, Consul
Boston-Gorham ID Gilman, Consul
Portland ORR McCraken, Consul
Port Townsend, Wash-James q Swan
Consul
Seattle-G r Carter, Consul
Tacoma, Washington T Belcher
Acting Vice-Consul
MEXICO, CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.
u S of Mexico, Mexico 4 Col W ] De
Gress, Consul. K IL Baker, Vice
Consul
Robert James Barney, Co,
sui.
Guatemala-HenryT olke, Consul
Peru, Lima-F Crosby, Acting Consu
Callao, Peru-S Crosby, Consul
Chile, Valparaiso, d Thomas, Charge d
affaires and Consul-General
NJ, rte Video, Uruguay Conrad Hughes
Consul
Philippine Islands, Iloilo-George Shell
merdine, Consul
Manila-Jasper NJ Wood Consul
Cebu- George E A Cadell Consul
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-05-14
WHARF AND WAVE.

DIAMOND HEAD, May Is, 10 P. NJ.
Weather clear wind, light,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-14
THE LAW OF ADOPTION.

.es delivered Church.
ranornaelo Salt City. Sunday 8. 1904
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12

Washington. May 9.-Allep's resolution
eame up in the senate to-day and Allen
srnke about an hour, saying he believed
!, ,o I've unwise To approprist. money for
the construction of highways. as Coxey
ssked, bu, congress had to deal with him
aud other misguided men simply as
kmrrican citizens coming 10 the capitol
tr the purIose of pcacesbly peti'ioning
congress Ia redress grievances. Then
sherman replied briefly. declaring that
b. would introduce CoEsy's petitions AMI
bills To the senate, though he did not en-
Gorss them. and in conclusion asked the
Coneyi,es 10 return home and leave con
gress TO do its duty, The resolution went
over aud the tariff was taken NJ. Aldrics
addressing the senate In opposition The
debate reached = climax ~ excitemen
when Mills made a tery speech agAins
Ia. bill
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
" srking t-trIs

Boston, Mass May io The pr,r-,-i.
ings II the national convention II the
Working Girls' clubs, which Opened here
yerteriay afternoon. were continussl this
murning in III. Parker Memorial church
There are no delegates from the west,
Massachusetts, New York. Connec,icu,
and Pennsylvania being the principal
states rprerent-d. Al this morning =
session pin money, domestic service.
lunch clubs and hoarling homes were
among the subjects discussed At the
mass meeting this sn-rnonn IN Music
hall President Tucker, uf Dartmouth col.
lege, Miss Grace II. D,hgr. of New York, A.,
Hon. Carroll u. Wright, commissioner II
education. aud Mrs Alice Freeman Pal.
mer delivered aIdrrsacp
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
las tatCEs GRUMH Hs.
"Hrx" 1rt- over H,- sickness and
~ead- Bat~h OF tood stems.

Deputy district clerk. John =. Casey,
war msrri-i nj 30 n'clrk this morning
tn Miss Mary Faulkner =, Moreno AMI
Miss Ad-ln S,-rh.uHh p,~.i up for ia.
couple. and Rev Father r. Lasaginr of-
hcii,,rd NJ ih" "s".'"""y. T.0 happy
couple will leave Tor California Ia enjoy
their honeymoon, The bride IN n bright.
handsome young isiy. aud has hos, ,S
friends. We wish the happy couple .
promising future aud n happy, long life.
II II said tha, two young gentlemen 81
this city. G, G Amaaur and L, J. Rein
hart. will w,d charming ls,iirr during
this month
Mirr Lii an Ellington, of Kansas city,
but lately ~ Rincnn. iS III" guest "f Mrs.
Frank Rriuhart Miss Ellington ir lie.
lighted with nur climate Gnd very much
plra,,ai with the country.
Mrs J. A Shryuck has goa" I" n Paso
to spend month with her many friends.
The nnAri of r"g"u's "f ia" Agricul-
tural college ar" holding meeting
Rob,. Bln, \. If silver city. IL in the
city Ia attend the meeting ut TIA" hoari of
the Agricultural college,.
Hon Suma Raymond, r II Bascom
| and Jacob Schauhlin hNy" returned from
Santa RnsaliA hot springs, where Mr..
Srhnuhln wen, IA enjoy the bathing II
,h- spr,ngs for the cure ~ his rheuma-
| tism.
Mr., wari, who carries from $500 to
$500 every SATURDAY from Las Cruc"r Ia
ShAlrm. ahnu, six miles frnm Las Cruz
ccp. was held up two weeks agu hy two
masked men Mr.. wAri Was riding IN .
buggy with colorrd guari aud barn
castle On hnrsrhack The latter saw the
men and began drlng, anil the hold.ups
returned II They exchanged about thirty
shuts. In ia" mean tim" the h"rs" ran
away. carrying thr Tag of money IN the
buggy The hurpr ran home. Albert
ELLIS. an ull.tim barber here, and we'll
| known heretofore aI All huucnt c"l, red
man, together with ChAs, Truit and
RichApi Haywood, also culure,i, arr now
IA Jail awaiting the action Of the grand
| jury Tor the ShAlrm h"d.up. THIS makes
four timrr thlz man hAs hrcn held up,
and twu hAv,' been success,
Martin Amnim'- store Was brukrn IN
aud rrhhri IL SJI worth IL g"'Sis. six
men ARE uow IN jail for the crime,
| Iaa Crtlr.s MNy . kkN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
aluIln EaHre

Philadelphia, Pa, May s-The Quaker
City il entertaining to-day more women
from outside points than have probably
v"er been entertained n, one lime 10y any
city in the United States. This small
army Of members II the gentle seq has
been attracted here by the second bien.
NAL convention of the General Federation
Of wonen's Clubs. Three hundred or
CARNATIONS located in thirty-six states Of
the union, as well ~ in Persia and India,
arr r-presen,ed in the Federation. and
these are represented in turn 10y nearly
SDO delegates.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
Will Leave ls.

The Macon, MO, Times II n few days
agp CONTAINED the following notice
Rev John II Thompson, who was pas.
tor IL the frpt Bap,is, church in Macon
ten or twelve years ago. And afterwards
pastor fur that denomination nj Spring.
hrld. M aud at Denver, Colo, but now
At Albuquerque, New Mcxicn. has sc.
cepie,i the call II tue Macon First hap
tist congregation to again become their
pastor and will arrive la take charge "f
that church June first, II not sphrr, Mr.
Thompson In bright, .lIIuent ami able
preacher. The Baptist congregation arr
krtunAse And to be- congratulated on N'.
curing his services again. He will be-
heartily welcomed back 10y ell his old
friends, who arr not hy any MEANS con.
hned Ia his own church
The above notice will be- r,'ad with sur.
priss by the I,oplr u AlhuIurrIur. fnr 1t
was thought aud hopc'l that Rev Thomp.
ann was permanent fixture in this city
He has only been here few ytArs, hu,
he has done u gud work built hand
soms new church, anil has by faithful.
conscientious labor drawn around him a
large congregation. H. il not lazy, gets
down to the printing offices every Satur.
day with his church notice, aud has the
reputation ~ being one II the best ani
mos, active ministers in the city. white
THS CIrlIKS joins with the Baptis'S IN rr.
GREETING his cnming departure. h. ID
wiahssi success back IN his obi church At
Macon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
i.s~sus,ive ssagtneerw.

III, Paul, Mimi, May lO.-The Metre
politan o,xra houso was crowded 10 the
doors this afternoon when Grand Chief
p. M, Arthur cAlled Ia orier the fret bi.
.nnial convention II the Brotherhond Il
Locomotive Engineers. kvery state snd
territory ~ the Union. ~ we'll N the Can
adisn PROVINCES aud Mexico. wsre r-pr'.
sent-d. The baleony and gallery were
occupied by members of the ladies Aux
iliAry, and visitors attracted herr by the
convention Chief Arthur presiiei. and
addrres.s os welcome we're delivered hy
city officials and representatives of the l'-
cal oSmmit,sa on reception. Chief Ar.
thur alluded 10 the f.ct that this wis tue
hrst hisnniAi convention. thu pr-o~ing
twsasy,sish, ga'hsrisefs having been an an
nnAl. The rspoEt vii show thai tbs or-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12

fredericksburg, Va. May lO.-The
monument unveiled to-day 10 u plain
monolith of granite, hny feet high. and
stands upon n base eleven feet sluarc
The base bears thus simple inscripii 4,
MARY, the Mother of Washington" II
has been paid for by contributions from
almost every state In the Union. and
stands at the head Of her hitherto ncg.
lcct.d grave, a quarter u u mile beyond
the city limits. The event ~ the day II
the cpiminAtlon of tae effort of Mrs Mar.
garet Hetz.l, of Virginia. and Mr..
Amelia & Waite, widow of the lata chief
justice Of the united states These two
ladies brought into existence the Mary
Washington Memorial association. They
received the cooperation Of many patr,'
| otic northern and southern women. II IL
| hye years since the first subscription WAS
reosivsd SIXTY years ago Cyrus Bur.
rows. = patriotic citizen of New York, Of
fercd to bear the whole expens. ~ the
monument. The corner stone was laid
in 1893, by President Andrew jackson. In
the presence u his cabinet, the supreme
court, and an immense ooncourse IL spec.
tAtors. sudden reverp. In the fortune
~ the New Yorker. however. prevented
him from completing bis voluntary taAk
ami the corner-s,Ons has long since dis.
apleared before the invasion OF vandAl'
| and relic hunters.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
iliHerrnra Of Rniaian.

Washington, May li.--sena,or Pefer''
resolution for committee " examine
into the present ouriursa depression and
army Of unemployed Aui reIort wha,
rrmeiy. was taken up, and amer discus
sion by PETER Was referred To- the com.
mii,rc on rules, The tariff Till WAS then
Yssam,-i, with spsechss by stewart aud
Dolph stewart held that the entire bus.
iness dsprrssion of the country WA
wholly due to ,h" demonstration Of sil
yer and Dolph n"A ,o the contrary opin.
kon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
TRE Univ o. HssIY.
Br,xhs rvs.p~e,s rer the tsssitssien
Matter. Of Iater~ss.

while In santa Fe yesterday, Prof. q.
\. Ramsay, 81 the University. situated on
the hill east Of this city. talked ~ follow.
ing about th. institution;
The number IL studsnts enrnlled dur
ing the current year was iT5. n hand.
snme increase over previous years. The
school has advanced this year fully 100
,,-r cent In grade ~ studies aud quality
nf work done ~ compared with the form
rr year. The regents are all active aud
energetic men. manifest lively intsr,st
ia the work II the institution, And are
evidently resolved 10 keep !, Abr'sst d
the hest schools in the land, The same
may bs said Of the members ~ the tacul.
". A tine couAs.' ia chemistry will be
Aided 10 the curriculum Rt the b"glnniI.g
II the fall term on October lat, and II 10
holcd Ia open . schuul of pharmacy NJ
the same time.
The commencement rNrrciHes will take
plac. al Grants opera houSs on the even.
ings Of the 2s,h AMI .2ih Il this mouth
Prof Floyd Davis, president uf the New
Mexico School of Mines "A, sGorro. will
deliver the annual address tu the students
on the hrs, and ths graduating exercises
will occur on the seoond evening. sx
Iersnns will graduate in the normal de
| partment, having satisfactorily complst-
| rd the Avc years course In three yeArp.
| OF course they did two years u ths re-
quir,si work elsewhere,
On III. following Monday = summer
normal will ba o,-n-d At the institution
| hr term of sin weeks. II will l." held
under the direction ~ Prof. Ramsay, who
conducted the first normal IN the terri
tory a, Las Vegas In the summer II 1891
All the memlsis of the faculty viii take
Part. II will br fr-e to all teachers and
All who are prrparirg Ia teach in New
Mexico.
This will be ih. third summer normal
conducted a, Albuquerque. The oths:
two were we'll attended anil very ruccess-
fui. Many IL the attendants AnrrwsI,i
secured goah Positions a. teachers The
courss II study this year will b- for hrsi
grade certificate, hut those who wnh u
pursue spociAl studies Will he acco'nno-
dated.
Prof. RAmsAy has arranged with hack
man to carry p-r~'ns back ABd foiul bs-
tween the city aud ihs university. making
trip In the morning aud another ia the
afternoon, for n nickel each way, Aui the
man averages a. 80 psr day Ju, II ths
dsAl.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
AT TOPEKA!
Army OfFiVe Hundred Industrial
framps Under Arrest.
Big Meeting of COa' Miners at
Pittsburg,
L nsuccessful Attempt 20 Poison Man
rating Tiger.
kELLY's SAvlIATORs.

Topeka, Kan, May Marshal Nee
ley'r captured iudus,rials will arrive thus
afternoon and number 5nO men. Being
hauled raH, IN comfortable coaches In.
stead IT box cars. the men under arrest
are IN harry m~-i, and Arr we'll feel At
ia" rSI"ur- uf the United States. There
Ia Indignation in this city over the aruy
being brought her. The men will prob.
ably be- discharged by the court. aud lrf,
here withuu, means of suhsis,rncr, A
meeting II citizens ir called tonight tu
provide means Il getting the army out Of
town The charge sgslns, ia. common.
w.alrrr iz uhstruc Ing the mails
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
SEIZED A TRAIN!
CommonVeal Army Capture a
Santa Fe Railroad Train.
Mob of Austrian Miners Fired
on by the Troops.
Galyin's Army Tr mplng Over the
Mountains OF Penpaylvania.
MoVUnEvr TO MANY WASHINGTON.

Pueblo, May a.-At ten o'clock this
morning the Saunders Commonweal
army. which seized train here last
night. reached poin, ten miles west o,
Arlington, seventy dvr miles from here
The army is composed II determined men
aud they will make every effort Ia get
east The belief iS ,ha, they will cansr
ssrinus trouble II M, frustrated. Tn,
sheriff this morning wAs busy swearing
In deputies to ~ after and capture the
Indus,rials The Missouri Pacific has
Spp-aled to the rni,,-l States courts FOR
protection aud will attempt tn run down
the army under way. For the sccnnd
time the company has just d"rAile'l All
engine near Arlington for the purpnsc oi
placing All obs,Acl" IN the path of the
stolen train,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
"tIrIene Harry :.

Deputy United states Marshal will 'ms
arriv"'l IN IA" city Lac, night fr"m the
south, hAvlus N charg" Harry Harold.
hctt.r known aS "Cyclone Harry" md
l,ra,si him in the county Jail. S,me
time ago. Harry conducted = saloon in
the Did All! new towns II AlbuIu,". ne.
aud he 90, ahead ~ the guvrrnmeu tv
running ,h, rru~,s wi,hnu, lic"Ds. The
government has ~, him now, his lest
bcing effected in NJ PAso the other usy,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
rAim age Celebrates.

Brnklyn. y, y. May 10 Key. DIR.
Talmadg. IL to-day celebrating the
twrn,y.ff,h anniversary of his install
lation IA pastor of the brooklyn Tab"r.
nacl-. Congratulations 10y the Thousands
have Inir-d in un him, among the num-
hor i"i.E """ n"'" NJ, Gladstone Ap-
propriatc exercises will he held In the
Tabernacle this afternoon and evening
and the celebration will be continued
over tO.morrOw.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
ssxsy M the CAp,,sl

Washington, May 9.--ln company with
Representative Pence, coIey visited the
capitol this morning. Coxey went beforr
the house labor committee TO speak In
suppor, of the Mctiann resolution for the
appointment IL . committee 10 invesu'
gate the cause Of tho industrial deprrs
sion ami to propose u remedy II possible
He lAh before the COMMITTEES = petitio'
" allow Brown and himself 10 appesr a
spokesmen for the ''Commonweal q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12

Milan, NO., May 1.-The frigh'fnily
bu,ch1r,d remains Of u half dozen hu-
man beings were found early this morn
ing. The victims w.r. August wesks'
wife and four children. They were hor'
ribly mutiiAtsl. !, is supposed ia,
murderer will be captured and will
probably bs lynch-d. The family wer'
returning frum visit and were resting
by the roadside when the murderer eAm'
up and wan,only slaughtered them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12

Peoria, H., May IA, Elmwond
near here the miners are rioting, and
wori for help was received this morning,
and the sheriff left on a special train
with u poss.. Four bu undrd men are
engaged in III. no, and arc threatening
property aud demanding that all the
miners quit work. The town aud neigh.
borhoui IN terroriled.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12

Washington, May l0.-A bill to repeal
the act regulating the use or the capitol
grounds. the law 10y which the Cuhry
leaders were trlsl and convicted, was H..
tr"iuced in the senate to-day by Allen,
and referred to III" irdiciary committee,
A resolution was offered by PETER. which
went over Till Tomorrow, providing for n
select cnmmi,te" to consider the prraru,
business depression and report legislr.
ton tn afiorl relief The Allen -Coxry
resolution wAs laid before the senate and
Nnrlnn nrokr on H.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
" OuldR', trade

Horace. Kansas, May 10 Sanders aul
his army arrived here At noon aud len
shortly af.r. The railry,Ad officials here
end.avord ,o induce him ,o trade .,s
stolen Rio Grande engine Tor one belong.
ing 10 the Missouri Pacific, but he rrf,ls.
eel. 1, IN reported that the authorities
now at Fort scott will rndeRvur to ar.
reSt the army ab,u, four this Afi"rn"nn
The Missouri Pacific 4 Is announced will
now bc open IT, traffic, which was sur.
pended owing to the runaway train.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
~ ENp,0" ~ noOn.
a fai-rhood from santa Ir About -
Gold FInd on the Nio pp.-ro

fh'srhooh from SANTA tr about a
Goid find on the Nio rr"r"o.
The New Mexican. IN order ', ",ci,"
I""rl" hy i,s imaginary aud highty mir.
INK b"omr. states that very rich gold
Albuquerque and the same distance north
81 the Atlantic n Pac,hr ROAD. near the Re-
Puerco, and the paprrs here have no,
caugh, un Ia the fact
Tn. Rio Pu-r'o lndn n dying a.hunm.
lug, and for that r-Arou Tux CitlIKN
would not inpore upon it, rrAlcrn an ar.
ticl. abnu, "rich guh hnG on the Rio
puerco" tina, would bc false from begin.
ming Ia end.
Som. time las, fall. Jas u May visited
the spot mentioned hy the H"~ h-."""
IN it's falls. item. with n certain reliable
gentleman of this city, and the iurmer dill
!ocAt. som. claims. Several weeks agu,
Mr. May and the same gentleman. VIII"
objects Ia fictitious booms and requests
that his name he omitted. again made n
visit Ia ,h. Wonderful % Rio Pucrcn hnd,
securing some samples The rck was
sent a. Snrurro t0 b- Assayrd. aud a, Ma"
smelter, where ores ARE thoroughly t.S,ed
the returns showed the Rio puerco r"k
TO contain no gold, nu, even ,rar. ot sll.
YER, copper, lead "r Auy other metal.
Mr.. Bonsall, whom the New Mexican
has ~ being "n the ground h"or in the
"Rio Pu.rco gold d-lds," denies tina, he
haa any claims located "a, &" in ia. vicIn-
ity of the alleged "gold hnd on the R'o
Pu.rco." lie states that III. May ORE ia
the mineral paint r"k Ia wh"l" mountain
which was discovered hy rr"f, lhhik"v,
and tn. outcome ~ that discovery Was the
organization nf ia" Silica Mica Paint com.
pany in this city short tim" an"r~ari
"A company that aouriShe'i for few
months and then suddenly collapsed.
Such mining boomS aa the New Mes
lean is attempting daily Ia max" people
believs ~ truths arr doing the TERRITORY
greater injury than any other know
agency,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
s.nlNln's lsrANer.

McK.esport, Pa, Way This morn.
ing the Calvin army. 100 strong. pro
r",slrd to- Elizabeth aud PROPOSES ,o fol.
lnw Coxey' route over the mountains
calvin says the men arr's,ed lar, nigh,
while attempting to steal trH,n w"r'
drserters, and nn, members Of his army
The common callers have succeeded in
passing the wreck aud ART proceeding
eastward Efforts will be- made To stop
them again. Water In supplied To engine
from bitches and lakes along the route.
The wes, bound train due here is held a,
Horace. Kansas. ON account of the Coxey
train
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
kslaSs fiettIiE.

Runnells, Iowa, Ma! II The Kelly
navy started fr"m herr al ~" o'clock
this morning, Kelly spokr "a, the ,"wn
hall ias, night and intsnied ,n leave s"'n
Afterwards bat was delayoi ou Sccoun,
II ,hs dinieulty In securing provlsiuns.
A rilo, bat soes Sr-,, kelly's flagship,
src"nd. fbllowed by thr~ cGmmi.sary
boa'S and they by Que hundr-l and tween.
" fla, h"a's carrying the men. Amer q
tsw miles Il safe travelling several Il the
boa,s became stack on rocks aud the
whole liur l,'i up ,ili daylight.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
snxiaeer- Srriyiux

a. Paul. MINI. May s.-Delega,es to
the national convention Of the Brother.
hnd Of Locomotive Engineers, which
opens here to-rnorrow, are arriving In
large npmbcrs. and the hotels are crowd
ei. six hundred delegates and visitors
came in to-day on a special train from
Chicago. Canada aud Mexico are large
ly represented, A large number Of dele
gates have slno arrived for the national
convention IL she Ladies' Auxiliary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12

an Address a. the subordinate lulgrs
throughout the world asking tina, dele.
gates be H"lecir'l to the gr"a, reception to
opening day II the International Tenn
lerance cnngrrss NJ staten l-land next
mouth. Every local organization is urged
In apI"iut one delegate for every twenty
members
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
lnlurtlou nuted.

Denver. May g.--At four o'clock this
morning Judge Wells. ~ the Missouri
Pacific, applied To Judge lIalleu for AN
injUnction restraining the CoTeyi,,s
who stole the Pueblo train aud permitting
marShal- Ia capture them un the charge
IT interfering with transportation 81 the
United States mails. HAllett still has the
matter under consideration.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
Mig strike.

Pullman. Ill.,, May il.-Nearly 80 o
workmen in the great Pullman shops went
out on strike at y o'clock this t,nrning
and surprised the managers. The men
belong Ia the new railway union and were
no, callcd out. but demand = restoration
Of last years wages. and rs.iresS Of shop
grievances No violence In exiect-'i. but
a biy police force WAS or,iered ont,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
Aetts Nails

D-s Noincs, May 9.--Comm"iore KEEL
ly sailed for Washington shortly after
nom to-day The ho,illn consists Of one
hundrL and my fla, boats and abou,
one thousand three hundred and fifty
men Ten boats are hlled with pr,vi.
rions Fiv. thousand people Witnessed
the departure
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
nin.rn Meet

pi,tshurg, Pa, May 1.-THE largrr,
meeting in the history ot the coal interests
wRs held here this morning with cl"r,i
d""rs, More tunn hundred operators,
representing three hundred mines. we're
present The meeting was exciting and
uIpruluriivr orrrsutr Being unable Ia
agree un unanimous action, another meet
ing will he held t"-murruw.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
VIII camp on ,ap,,o, .round-

Topeka. May u ''ru"ral Attorney
waggrnrr, of the Mi,murl Pacific. tcIr
graph,al !" Governor lrwclliug tha, the
Sanders army would arrive at "'clurk.
Askng permission tu march them to IL"
capitol grounds and ~ into camp The
governor promptly replied c,u~rullug
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12

Rnraslis, I"wa. May io.-Tb. Kelly
army slep, along the Des Mo,nes river III
cold rain last night This morning the
boats are waiting the arrival Of Kelly AMI
provisions The formers whereabouts
ARE unknown. II he does not come this
afternoon he will have hari time re-.
,sining the confidence of the men.