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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-25
gattaI 9oner.

ginige Siebe nladten am Sboiptaet
ibr Grideinen. Safe Mansolo madt'
cine Spa5ierfa6rt nit Sabio Minors
Yfero unb guggie uno muroe ieitben
ni6t mebr seieben. ST ipur friber
i6on tpesen oes ndmli6en Gergebens
i'm @efdneniB.
Oils Die 6amilie gpans beim g1en
iaB, b0rte bic Sausfrau etpas unten
am Seniter 1ie i6aute sleid mad
uno iab, tuie ein Sieb gum 5enlter bin=
Elm itieg, Der jeoo6 f6leunigit Die
6lu6t ergriIf als er Die Srau erblifte,
unb enttam.
Serr Satob 6aas ldBt ben &el1er
ausgraben fiir elm neues @ei6dftslofal,
oas er 5u erri6ten geOenft.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-25
Ser oa,af pcs 9ramps.

Cincinnati, O., 19. Suli. 2ouis
laferoette fam bor mod ni1t LANCER 3eit
Eals Mitgiieb elmer GpreD Banoe aus
Welten bierber unb fanb BEL Dem alten
GARNER glIfreb Mbitlpf i'm benabbarten
Boone Gountp, Gp.. glrbeit. Gor einisen
1agen perfu6te CT, oenielben in 9rar-
faniter Weile sli ernorben. ST uuroe
in Burlington, Dem GountpliB Bpm
Boone Gountp, eirigeiperrt. Seute
Mprger gegen 2 nbr 5og Elm Daufen
Iniastirter Mdilner Dor bas Gefdngnis
li1b berlangte ppm Qlufieber bic Sbliii=
feI, Die ibnen aus9eliefert iuurben. Na6
sebn Minuten eri6ienen mebrere Der
Berinumnlterl init Dem W6rber I'M Dofe.
2aferbette tpllrbe auf eirea bereit1teben=
ben Wa9sn gebobeI, nah Der anoertbalb
MsiIenentfsrnten 6arm oes Sobn Wana
les oeFahrfa urb bort am Nlte elmer Ei=
he aufgebeutf. Die QDnber geb6rten
all ben obeiien giIrgertl ppn Boone
@Duntp.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-25
0reiIprc6mt8 clues sab
tafhfdt1nD erS.

Cambridge, Maii., 90. Suli. Sin
3eiffaH bon aagemeinem SntereHe, Der
ii1 I'm Die abbatbbeilieunss Grage
|orebte, iif bier CUR gnti9eibung gefoni=
men. Die Stabt batte gegen ben Ron=
|Ditor Gbas. %. Bartlett eeflagt, neil
|bieier ii6 gemeisert bate, Dem 8erbot
|oes MoDors, an @onntagen ieinen Gun=
ben Iefrorenes (Sce Greant) dbsuliefern,
Webor{em 3u leiitsn. Ridter WlcDaniel,
|Dom 3. Mibbleier Gerihte, por benz Der
Sgall our Werbanolung fam, ertihieb,
|oas @eieb. ipprauf Der Wlanor fubs, iei
unaeieBlih ullb wirtungslos.
Ger &onbitOr luuroe oarauf atf freien
SUB geiebt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-25
Gine arofie Wcd1ttusta. .

Chicago, 20. Suli. Der poliseibei
Brennan ibidte beute bem Serrn Ggan,
benz prd5ibenten Der NhpciatiDn Der
yetriebsbirettoren Der 6ier einmiinben=
ben Giienbabnen atebnun9en i'm ge.
trage BON raebr als $40. 900 3,l. ipelde
Tim pon berfdiebenen Refaurants fir
Gpeiien iiberianpt ipuroen. bic mdbrerb
oes Gtreifaufrubrs an poli3iIen gelie=
fert iporOen iino, 0err Cyan feb ben
ppli3eidef fasen. bab 0ieie Mednungen
bon Der MIIoeiatioil be3ahlt uerben ipar=
ben, bah man aber ipeitere &ednunger
nibt mebr annebnlen iDeroe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-25
Cine sd)lemtc &apital. slnIase.

SD babe siueibunbert Dollars perbof=
tert nno bin bod nibt eeiiinb 9eiuor=
ben, ersdblte Grau Miiler, MarDlanb,
|Sa., llllIerem Gprreiponbe,lten. ,Do
wllroe ib Ourb 3ufall nit 6ornis Ml-
|penfrdllfer glutbelebsr befannt unb
|IieB mir ipels1cn fpmuer. 5tbon nan
Dem Nsrbraub Ser eriten 5ipei DlaIden
|flDlte ilb gellsrnna unO ih bin nun
faum I'M Stanbe ben Gant anssulpre=
den, ben igb Er. p. s5abrnep in Chi
cago, Sa., fiir oieies aus9e3ei6nete
0eilmittel i1ulOe."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-25
syrcd,er Namb.

| 9(n einem Mittag lebter @obe, als
bic in gans Canton befannte Wtil6bano=
lerin 9. s. Serter lib auf oem Seim=
ipese BON bort befapo, tpuroe tie plOb'
| lid bon einem masfirten Sallunfen an=
| sebalten unb aufgeforoert, ibre Sa9ess
einnabme beraussugeben. Die 6rall
lab elm Gubrpert binter ibr berfabren
unb wpllte ibm ausmei9en. Oils lie
gu bieiem 3ipefe anbielt, iprans Der
Sduft aus jenem 9usgp, idmana iid)
auf ibren @asen, ieBte iid an ibre Seite
unb bielt ibr einen &epolper por bas
@eIi9t. Ser @egelagerer bate Elm
Stiif Sud- um oas 8eiiht gebunoen,
70 oaB Die Srau i'm ni6t erfan1te.
Srau Serter erflarte, baB fie beute feill
@elb eingenommen babe unO wpate
meiter fabren, allein Der Mastirte nabln
ibr oas 2eitIeil aus ben 6dnoen unb
ordilgte lie, bis 1ie iDm i1liebli6 Die
Ble6bii1ie nit ben Mil6tidets CAB.
GieIe tpollte er aber nibt. ionoern ner=
langte @elo. 9ie Srau, Die trpB Der
unsemiitbli6en Sage, in Der lie ii6 be-
fano, teinen Nugenblid ibre 8elonnen=
belt perlor, offnete oann Die gii6ie uno
Der 9allurfe elaubte nun, am 3iele
Ieiner Miinide gu iein. Gr sriff bitt=
Elm ino raffte 5uiammen, maser slallb=
te, an Mfeliniinsen uno tleinem Sill
bergelb ertpii6en gu t0nnen oenn un=
teri6eioen fornte ct ni1ts, neil er Die
9lugen perbunben bate. syn Der Mei=
nurs, cine CUTE geute aemaGl 81 ba=
ben, iieb Der S6urfe enoliD Die 6rau
los, iprans tpieoer in iein 8ussp uno
ma1te ii1 eilig DaDon. 8le Mii6bdrb-
lerin, ipen1 es ibr iiberhaupt um's 2a=
den setpeien mare, bdtte jebt Gruno
ba5u gebabt benn mas Der Wtasfirte
ertDiiht bate, paren Iauter mellingene
Wilhneds. Gas @elD befano Ii1 in
elmer arberil, beridloilenen Mbtbeilung
ibrer Bledbl6ie.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-25

glm 18. ipnroflt III Memphis, in
6enilelfc, eitl grbbeben perlpart oas=
'ielbe iunr0e ald) IN Gt. Qoliis berfplirt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-25
Bis mad Dansis lit bic Gbolert
bDrgeriidt.

Bis mad 8ansis lit bic @bolera
bDraeriidt.
= 8efanntli1 1T i'm gongreb gu per=
fdieOenen 3eiten Die Mnreguns semadi
tuorben auf einselnen biitprii6 merfz
tpiiroigen puntten Sbips 9enfmdler sll
81 erri1ten. gBie es beibt, miro 0as
betreffenbe Gomite bes 9aules bieBmal
beantragell, Der glnreguns Gplae 81 lei
item. GS iinb Monumetlte fir Sort
Snouitrie, put in Ban unb Sort Ge-
fiance in Musfibt gerl0mlnen. Warum
lid auf bieier 2iife Sort Qaurens bel
BDlipar ni6t befin0et, III uns unper=
iffdnoli1. Gieies leBtere mar bas erite
Sort. lpelnes i'm Qluftrage bes @On=
9refes ipeltlid pont Qbio 6lnb erifeai
iullfoe,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
Bri,trh soc taiis's

London, Aug. 81 .-Pr~siirnt II. NJ.
Hyndman Of the British social Democratic
federation has forwarded To prominen:
socialists in New York and Chicago copi =
of the resolutions Adop,ed last week It
the fourteenth annual convention u the
federation. and which convey frnternal
~ greetings "a American workers aud with
them '',im speed" In their crusade for
the advancement ~ socialism. The com.
municaii n also announces that an inter.
national socialists conSiA. will be held
In London early in 1895, aud suggests
that the Uni,"d States Should he repre-
scented 10y IA, lear, two hundred delegates,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

Cincinnati, o, Aug, 3i-The fate of
Laur Seminary hangs in the balance ard
Tia. trustees. who r-aliz. the fact that
something must be done Ia restore n
prestige, are contemplating, II is uuder.
st"si. the holding of a conference "I rep
r-srntA i've Pr.SbytsriAns for the puro-"
of considering the situation with view II
taking definite acton in one direction "r
another Although the celebrated inst =
tuition has gross income of 100000 AN
nually aud = net income of ihisa-fnurtl.s
Of ,ha, amount. II hai but WI graduate.
n, the close IL the recen, collegiate yesr
Many 81 the wsrmert supporters of TIA,
seminary are of the opinion that, unless 4
change IN the mana cement can lie effected
its existenc. should be spretiily ended.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

John Blnnchi, the we'll known merchant
II Sopris. was accidentally sho, while r-
turning frrm n hunting expedition this
Afternoon and IL nov Al ia. hospital
where IA. will b. car-i f"r until we'll A
shot gun which was in ia. wagon fell out
and was discharged. part or the load
passing through the hrsLy part of MI.
BiAnchi's ley and the ",hr, passing
,hrough Eiu hand, decorating 1t 81 badly
that thr-. of the tingrrr had ,n be Smpu-
tAtsl Mr. Bianch was resting easily n,
last accounts Trinidad Chronicle,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

The following telegram explains itself
ana will h. isad with q g,cat deal Oh in
terust by large number OF our III 'Tsns: :
Magenta, Texas, Aug. "a.
J. B. Harvey-l have arres,sd Tsytr
lie has thirty-two head Of hosscs W
var,ous brands, i've are branded Bar on
LETT shou der. Come on first train.
Fisher suits the description Exactly Of
Taylor. JoAs k,s.. Sheriff.
Th,s Man Taylor Ia well known In this
section ss n hrvt-clnss rugue, and several
hundred dollars reward has been offered
for his arrest. Mr. Harvey will leave on
this evenings train for his man.
The above is clipped from the Trinidad
Chronicle, and alludes to man who re-
Gently secured considerable money FROM
u L. washburn 4 Co. on raised check
There arr several rewards, aggrsgating
several hundred dollars, otferei for the
apprehension and arrest OF Taylor, and II
In hoped that the above person will y, owe
10 be the right man wanted.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
(iAsaSll. ssrsrsss.

Chicago. Aug 3i.-Th-re will be mo-
table GA, herring OF Catholic priests in this
city next month on the occasion of the
second b,sanial reunion II the Ell students
Of lrrland's famous college, All Hailows.
Al the first reunion an organization was
formed under the title II the AL Hsllows
Missionary Alumni association, and this
body will meet In ,onn.c'ion WI h the re-
union. There are now over two thou
sand missionary priests from Ali HAllows
scattered over the world. several having
been In the service for full half century.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
rnE sAT.OAaL sPO ct.
nAif u Dese. Tram- Ia the Baa- Bnli
Iourunmrat

tourhhment.
7. II. HeAley, un. of the active vice
presidents nf the Territorial fair, IA put.
tin. In some mjgh,y guh work for the
success uf the fair lie is instrumental
in getting up hg--iz'd iu,ercs, IN the
las. ball tournament, aud last night gave
inst trucilous tu the manager uf tb" Browns
club tn write letters asking the clubs If
Las Vegas, San,a Fr, l."- Cerrillnr. Fort
WingAie, Gallup, S"curr,, san MArcir !
aud other towns 10 take part ia the todr.
nament.
John y Carroll, manager of the Las
Vegas club, wAH here yesterday, aud he
assured the l"cAl manager that his team
would be on hand.
Division Superintendent, Easley. II San
Marcial. who was here "Wednesday, also
guaranteed that his town would be rep
resented at the tournament.
Johu J. Keegan has just been elected
manager Of the Gallup club. and n wori
from him Ia anxiously Looked for.
Manager Goo,lall, of ths Cerrillos club,
understands fully abou, the tournament,
and he IL expected to give some definite
answer, ~ Ia taking part in the games,
In few days.
Manager Dixon, Of the Santa Fs clul =,
will surely respnnd. for he Is game 10 the
core, AMI believes that he has winners.
The manager of the Fort wingato, anil
Manager Mccut"h.n uf the Socorru teams
have been notified, aud they are expected
Ia com. 10 the front. each with team ~
lively 'orrrrs.
Albuquerque, IL course, will have to
look Ia her laur-ls, hut the admirers Il
Capt wodmanfr- and his unbeaten
colts feel almns, anSu. 81 tina, the metrop-
oils will come out II the tournament IN
flying colors.
The arrangement IL the games have
been left entirely with the locAl manager
hut he will consult with the other mana
gers As to the lest maDner of carrying
through the touruAment, for everything
must b. conducted impartial and every
body must be pleased, The games vii
lie played In the morning. so As not Ia in
t.rfere with the afternoon rv.nts. The
first game will h- call-d on Tu"~ia,
morning. Sept. II, 1 $50, ia" names "
| the two conie ting clubs tn lee announces
later.
The association offer as first prize 400
and second prizr, SIS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
CeareasTa,e Heaam-s,

Louisville. ny, Aug ~ Imposing
ceremonies will mark the laying in Oc,o-
b-r next Of the cornerstone of he monu-
m.nt to be erectei by tn. wnmen's Con.
federate Association ~ Kentucky to lie
memory II the Kentucky volunteers who
died fighting for the nre, cause. Invita-.
tions are to I've extended 20 the governor T.,
state officials, surviving generals, aui
representative citizens of the Honthei n
states 70 total oi several Thousand.
The officers of many II the woman's Con.
f-i-rAte associations of other states will
also be- gu-sts II their kcn,ucky sisters.
The grand lodge Of Masnns uf Kentucky
will have charge Of the ceremony. which
will be preceied 10y grand parade.
The day will bs observed in the city M
general holiday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
Fstntan Drsl,s.

Washington, Aug. 81 The competitive
drills " the various divisions In connec-
sion with the biennial encAmpment of the
uniiJrm rank of the knights Of PythsAs
we're continued IN. day, those Of the IN"
fan,ry divisions and ba,talions being
conducted q, the District base hall
grounds aud the cavalry drills a, Fort
Meyer. Al both PLACES the svolutions
werr Witnessed by large number Of en-
thusiAs,ie spectators. The awards will
be iAds q. dress parade Of the con-
petinR divisions to morrow afternoon,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
AaSas An befas,

81. Louis. Aug. 81 -Dispaiches from
southern Texas report heavy rains
Three bridges an the southern Pacific
road over the sago river were swept
away and several wsshouts occurred
srv-ral miles Of track Of the Mexican
International and Aonett auI Mexican
gulf roads were washed ou, The city of
DS4 was badly iiooded and three children
drowned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

air was deafrninR. l, seemed As u u
cloud.burst " tin cans, loaded with stones
aud gian, powder. had struck the roof II
IL" h"u-" aud were rolling all over th"
yard. The gr,-m at first refused to r..
HlInd, but the "chArlvArirrr" were not
particularly anxious Tor him ,n rrrpond
fnr an hour or ~ At least. aud the no,se
continued with incrrArrd tnriures The
grv,m weakened and, opening u window.
informed the knights of the can" that hr
would treat aud h" did-and the
"kughtr" wrrr well ratisiipd. who's
upHtt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
GALLtP GLEANiNGn.
A Batch OF smai, Pa~sgrAphs frem
the CarbeaAte Tewn.

GALLrr, N. M. Aug. 30.
Mont. Reid anL wife are moving into
the house rco-n,ly vacated by Mr.. Lantz.
on Thir, stree, above Hill avenue.
Walter Campbell purchased The fu,ni-
ture of Mr.. LsniI, and will occupy Frank
SwArtz's new house.
Rev. Govett and VIII. left for Albuluer-
que laa, Monday morning, on their way to
conference.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Hsine give q ball al the
opera house on Friday evening. In honor
~ Mrs Heine's sister, Mrs. Reetier, of -.
Louis. who is the finest lady pianist In
Gallup
Tnera If Ia he social family picnic. out
of h wn. next sunday. Hon W. Y. Kuch-
suhecker AMI wife, Worth keens and wife,
MIR Helm. and family, aud several others
will participate.
Mr.. A. Wink, IL Reitz, johnson Bros
market, leaves for J-mea springu about
the lHt ~ the month. for u two months
vacation.
The "pis" soc,Al was a sucrsns. S2s be-
inn realized. will. PoormAn cAp,urvi ;he
prize as the biggest" eater,
Prof. Richards and wifi. will arrive from
their eastern trip tomorrow
The Cotton family are expected home
from the ranch this week,
Will Gibson and family, accompanied
| 10y his mother, hav. gone Ia williams,
| Arizona. MisS MaggI" remains with her
sister. Mrs. Fred. Meyers.
The wlnsate band will not play for tho
musicale Friday, September !. Gallup
has an orchestra for T.rpuichorean pur-
posses ths. exceeds anything wingAte can
a-nd us. however gusi. MIR. H.ins, pian-
tat ; Dave Russell. first vinlinlsti Chandler,
Ass"ciA,. hrr, vlnlinisi; O'NsIl. cornet,
| with some other pieces, Is the occasion
warrants
Rev. J u Bush, who was presiding ell
der ~ the tim. the Mrth0iist church at
this place was built. has b..n visiting In
town for day or 81 from San MErciAl.
Mrs \. Young r-c.ived some lovely
flowers frum Mrs. J, Spi-rr, nj Cochiti.
ID. X.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
lRrc n Eiicay'a Dnllsl

I'm po.s .o, ho.. Ia, n,vh, from,
.onm.r,,., ,,,n on, No..
" - ,,ss ss '''" "'''''''
ny" " n'e' ""h"u''
ID. Fraser q weii'known gentleman OF
Needies' 10 registered al the Windsor
h-s. y. N. Folsom has arrived FROM
santa Pe. and IL the gues. Of Mrs 4 Il
Rose.
Mr.. W. W. MeCl.llsn and IN. children
r.,urn.d hou. f.o,n c.,,s,rni. ,h,. .n.,.
noon
ov wm,. -, w.n,. ~
- :, ...,.~.,-
1. rrv,,,.r.d =, ,h. R,,oos.n
%. r.. A.. ..,.,,..
- ~
a' ns.' '' '- 80 c |
snr,nss
,.n,,.msn ~ Nan pr.nc,.eo. who visit. m.
,.rr;,o,,.I m.,ro,o,,. unit. os,.n. ar. a,
European.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
r.a.,s. 20 N ,aow OF Carsa

London, Aug. 81 1t is rrported thA,
the government has dec,dsd to continue
to Mrs. Mamie le CAron, widow Of Hsnri
l.. CAron, the notorious Irish Am.rhnn
spy aud informer who di-l In April las',
the allowance made 10 him during bis
lifetime 40 an employee of the accr., SER
vice ON the ground that the nature of the
complain, from which he die'i was aggra
yatssi by worry and fear II assassination
At the hands IL the snemics he mad. by
his Disclosures and tina, consequently, To
all int-nts aud purp0sea. hs met his
death while In "Aetive services" L-
Carn's will, which has jus, been finally
d'spuscd IL in tho court of probate, leaves
$23, 900 10 hls wife, and u similar sum IN
trus, for his daughter. A codicil to the
will commenced with the words II dssir.
that In the event OF -" The ssnt.nce,
however, Was never finished.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

CAR ACCIDENT.
Trolley Car Runs Down a Grade
lnjurins Passengers,
Ladic, Of Kentucky Will Erect
Confederate Monument.
vigilAnt WINS Race In English
Waters.
BElHIUA ,ArrLt QUARANTINE

A.hevillr. N. G., Aug ~ A trolley
stree, railway became unmauagrahlr and
Pun down heavy grade The ear WIS
full IL passengers, many of whom were
injured. Thuec mos, seriously hurt are
Mrs q. y Dawson, T. y. w,lt.-l, Ms.
James Dickson. Mas Fannie O'Ronrk.
Mrs. NJ. l.. N-utirr All wrr. summer
yisitorp,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
Ytey Gle psaruawess.

Asbury Park, N. j., Aug 81 The Sec
ond day of the National wheelmen's tour
namrn, under the auspices Of the Good
Roa1s association. has attracted an im-
mense crowd, Governors Flower, OF New
York. and werts, of New Jersey, with
Mayor Gilroy. Of New York City, have
been invited to witness the events Of this
afternoon. This will be the program /:
One nov'cei two-mile handicap, class
Al one-thiri mile, class A, New Jersey
riders only; one. mile tandem, class b;
,~o-,Li-is nile, open. siass ID, ov~-nsis,
clAss b, two-thiris mile sur thoss under
sixteen years II age.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
An old rtme p,s~ :,

Eiwsrd krumpegel, the territorial ar.
morer, has in his possession = valuable
relic, II 10 an old.,ins buffalo rifle. with
n Hawkins barrel. and was the property
Of william BRADY. the sheriff Of Lincoln
county who was killed al Lincoln. April
!, 1878. II bssrs upon Il evidence Of
ugly usage In the shape of two bullet
holes In the stock. Major Brady was
veteran during the war. He entered the
service Aug. 10, 1881, ~ adjutAnt of tho
~ New McAico volunteers, M;sisl z.
P,no, colonel was promoted W captain OF
the tirst New Mexico cavalry, Kit Car
500 colonel, October II, 1885, brevetset
mi ajor Msrch -, ieja and was mustered
out with his regiment In iS6e He was,
at he time of his death, q member Of the
Mop.s/uma lodge VI Mssons in santa fs,
New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
He is Acquitted Of The Charge Of
Opening a Letter.
Report Of Defeat Of japanese
Fleet.
nesvy Rains end RsIlroad washoats
In Texas.
CniNssE Dis,IrER At CANTON.

I-nver, Colu, Aug. ~ At the concm.
s,nn ~ he Arguments THIS afternoon IN
the case aga,n-, Governor Waite and
oihrru tor Allrg-i conspiracy To- Withhold
letter from -x Police Mairon Likens. Com
missioner HinsdAle rendered decision az
follows;
"These four d-fendan's are charged
with ofi.n-e against two section1 ~ the
laws relating " conspiracy aud taking
and retaining q letter b-longing to an.
other. I, is shown by evidence that the
letter did come "a the city hall In an en.
velope which was addrcss-d to the police
mAtron, bu, the letter itself Was addressed
to Mrs. Lik.ns. Mrp. Dwyer AZ one of
the ma,rous had perfect righ, 10 open
aud rcsd this letter hut ahould hav. al
once delivered l, tn shs person 10 whom It
was sddrcsssi instead Of taking IL To the
chief Of police. II has not been clearly
shown that there was a conspiracy be-
tween these defendants To injurs Mr..
Likeus, but the retaining and withholding
the letter from her was clearly In viola
ton OF law. While Governor Wait. read
the letter and had II brought " his ofiics.
he could no, help this and the evidence
against him is ~ DOUBTFUL as TO showing
ths, he r-tsin-d the letter or had any
thing to do with il being withheld from
Mrs Likens tina, cannot consider him
guilty of any ofense Agains, the law. The
other defendants, however. retained the
letter for u long l'crioi of tim. AMI svi-
den,ly used its contents TO the injury Of
Nm. L,kens. 30 far ~ defendants Arm
strung. Dwyer and Mullins are concerned
] will hold item to the United States
grand jury IN the sum <6O0 each. and
Abundant Waite is here y discharged"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

Prof Sun~, the learn.d aud Ansble
enan, rllor of the Kansas University, who
IL gathering a collection Of insects IN this
Tertiary, states that the buga found IN
New M.Xino s- entirrly different frum
tho insect life ~ kAnsAs. He has gather
sd hne collection, and u buSily en-.
gagged labsling and packing his catch,
This 10 his thirtsenth annual bug cam
pAigu, aud he 10 In excellent health,