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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-14
iNs. Als.s O> -tLN RU.

EN senator Ingalls, WAS az krl bN a tlu
.,u.,,, Euuu,r,, ,,,.r,.r .l,nu, ,h. .ul
den co,y.r.,on ,f r.u,bIirap l,.d.rr
notably Reed. tn IA. cams. Of silver Tb,
=, senator Lr,.,l,d IN and IN. t,r, h,..
came animated at once.
"I ba. hn,,-u,L a. them" h, .,,d.
"as /, h,rp.nrd ,n saul of rar-u. nn II,
.u' ou hIs way IT, l.rsrrt,,r the CHRIS
ti.u-. 4 great li,ht has shown down
u,,uu our republican friends, and the,
nave zu,idrul, seen the ,o,ul,r i.,rg,,.
fora r-,,l,mru, # the uu,r,,nu ON a III
metallic hss.s For self hny. al
wsys been hirnr,n l,r,. and thrr. cat
never hc prosperity IN TIA. roun,,, nn,,
We can arrive at -nmr nvrrrmrn, uh,ct
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-14

pvo~e~s and SAYS, "Ths ne Of ,he 90.
eb,,i dis,r,ct \. rather sveulv miu.r.lis-A
and In ess,ly ,pIlled, took some ~ the
.p,u whit. ou.r,r nun th. Iron King
and 4, welded an ob, aud also . cros.
p.r,im frm the .am. lead. wh,ch nr,,.-l
s.o Alta general average ~ ~ p.r ton
|, wuuId make un. ~ the greatest mining
districts rn the globe "
IN, lrc,ric pn,cn, \. III. property ~ =
n..,,, ,,,,,,.,, .,d !. ,n, 4, ,,;lt,,y
50 -,
r'l'~"S '"f w" hr"' '''h" Nv 'nN f's"
The "tc IL first crushed, rollei. r'as'ed.
n,I,.,,,.d anil thence n.ss,al IA the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-14
rRH ~ >rO>.saI..lyN

An able writer ia the North america,
Review, for February of this year. u
speaking IL such qu-s,ionz A ih" ""'
nov up,erlnor, IN the public mind. Hays
IAN eminent judge recently held a.
follows with r-garl Ia railroads as pub.
lac highways: Can railruad corpora
tlons refuge ~ neglect to perform then
public duties upon n cnntrnN"rry Wit
their employees over the cnst "r rAi"nr'
nf doing thrmf We think this question
admits IL hu, one answer, The "ncus,
has in law ~ validity. The duties i'm
yo-rd mus, hr discharged AT whatever
cnst ("
That meets the present case "NAriIS
The railway managers say "W" cann"i
comply with the demand Ia sdr-trhck
III" Pullman cars wl,h"u, DOING injury t.
our business. therefore for IA" purpns" "i
r-rirtIng that d"mnnh W. utterly r"tIs'
'" dl'rhaig" ANY part of ia" duties in
ro-"i upon ~ hy Tia" law"
They refused I" carry ia" tinted stat,
narls. refused rn carry rxpr"rs matter
refused :" carry passengers. r"iur,Vi T.
.l-churp- ANY part "f tn"s" public duti"s
winch II II admitted they were able Il
lischargr without mnlrr,aiIou and with
uIt unusual trouble 80 expense, AMI IN 49,
refusing, rnrnl!r ,'i ia" business Il ia,
whole country, Ni"lnt"d thousands IT con
tracts Nt'h IA" people AMI subjected lh'
public Ia I"cunlnry LOSSES IA comparison
with which IA" value uf ia" property de.
struy"i 10y the Chicago moi wuu.d ud IL,
n drop ~ the iuLckrt Aud fpr the prop.
rr,y destroyed 10y the Chicago riot. and
for the lives lost there. these same gen
-ral managers arr morally rsp"nsibl-
ani should b- made /" answer. h-caus,
ia. riot WAS the direct ouigr"w,h 1T then
course, and IA. natural fun, IL then
crime against the public II might hav,
been humilisting To them to make such u
c"nc-ss'on. hut Ia prevent the general
paralysis aud widespread suffering
which they must have known would fol.
low their refusal. II WAS their duty "a
make H.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-14


II ~ SAID ther~ W no gr~a, lu~s wi,hou,
sopr gaIu AMI the gam which will r..
cult frm lhr grrA, lnra ac,r,ing frum
liz prsru' .'..>' MI l." the establish.
mrnt mR national toAd - arbiirAtnn.
cl,tlirl with puw,i Coo -rt'l" all dispu',-
between capital aud .,.ur, -u.l ~ the
one Nbirh has jus, pluul, IT," country
u', 'hi- great iurmui INr urcrsHity
Z SOL u 'uui has been rrp.r,Hy,i 10y
tnuN ~ men for years past. bat 1t -,,u,.
g. l." 'hr ir,," with respect IT, all uur IN
I"ttar' n.'...ufuu. that w. r-riu. ~
n"gh O. 49,. fi ym"rsrucirs till
lh"y IN, n.... .,- ~" yI.irurc e the
pres rhn, ,u .,N.t.U . .n. III inut
to ARGUS" the puhir mlui tu tI, ah.u, Sc
u"c"-si,y uf providing such n means =
s"t.rug disputes u THE character with.
uu' permitting th"m tn thr,w the whole
country 0u,p state 1T c"ufrr,uu and lie
ui'lrr and rh,.ul r"riuu- n,uuN"ui-nr"
and loss uI.rn thousands IT persons who
have ~ immediate interval ~ the cnuir,,-
vrr-y
Such tribunal ~ ". suggrs' would
successfully meet this .ni With ia.
uunAl hnari. ~ court, II arbitration,
ro,ui"p.pl of eminent mru, appointed fnr
life, And we'll paid. VII" would hAv" the
integrity AMI ability to decide every
purs,inn honestly and inirlligrn,ly. AMI
hAvr u" temptation Ia dn otherwise, the
ERA of lAhur STRIKES ~ this country would
/ l,- ended aud Ne hl.tnry might hc writ.
ten. frr the decisions nf such cuur,
wuuhl always b- final Neither capita
nor lalnr would ever dare ~ appeal ~
uthrr mrth,.l-. amer the cuur, had r'n.
drr.d III Judgment the one would hr
restrained u! regard for the security "i
Investments. aud the other 10y rrI-ct a.,
/ puhlir sentiment, hut II always has ia,
very nghr-t regard Tor Apuw"r tina, ~
'nl" :" nnru-" r"'uniaiy l"nAltlrs
Labor hAr little "r nothing I" fear from
I"'uuiaiy penalties. bat u always has y
VII l"rnnlr r'gsrl for public sentiment
AMI such a court ~ "" hAv" referred l.
wuuli command both these rutrut ag"u
,irr. aud therefore hr able Inust rr-ctu
ally e. prevent ~" rrcurr"nr" IL all Sucl
damaging 'huhuunS A. that which nov
a -tracir the huS'nrz- e the ruuntry. he
,.us" either party :" srch = ,"ntr"v"rs.
night larry it, cAus" before the c"ur
arul ash Tor arbitration, aud n nrithr
mrty should call Tor II, but both prr'i'
80 ush, uu, their quarrel IN such way n
thi-, IA" public, ~ an interested pAr,!
might intervene aud hr,ng them both IN
Since the greA, nations Il the cart
have shown that arbitration can peace
fully and successfully settle the muet i'm
pur,nu, inIrrnati"ual questions. I, II th
h-ighth ~ folly fur us Ia continue Ia y
60 war over petty l'ral issues.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-14
TO HOLD 100000 volvmss


-
The ~ nr"y riii'ru - weshssss~
80 r'' ~" t's Mad
In round numbcrs the national ~
brary oI the I nitcd states contslns
7JI . hound volumes and 2bO,0Oa
pamphlets all ~ which nj present
are crowded int" u room IN the CAPT
tol roam which was full hf,ceu
ycurS a." according ~ ks,c Fields
y a'h D i"n fct the accumulation
has got" on until thcrc IL barely
room IT, walk sn"ut In the Library
Itself, While ado.cn rooms Observers
IN the biildinR are hlled h overflow.
With the need IN rlain light u tohs
congress r"vera' ears =" make ~
lite MUD Ia crcci - library building.
but tnaliy In Al " lS''. II decided
to do H. A siio wa- chosen on ap
iinl hili directly ra't ~ tho capiid
itscll and - ,b'i was appropriated
Tor ~ purcha'c. Forty ar h'v|
building nHd Ia 10 removed before
excavation could be made Tor ths|
foundation IL took 80 feet I'll
fencing twelve i"et high 10 encloss
hc iT"uh" h"u W WIS "esF'y ioW
years aft the fence was built befors|
any part oi the b 'Iidinv was visible
over it- to- Thir u great deal
OF the library feet long by sol
fcot wide ~ covers ~. ID squars|
feet OF ground a. will be 40 fretl
10 height from a. ground to the ,op|
Of the dome whom nished. That IL
next To the CAPT 'i, ~ viii be ths|
largest cdihce ~ Washington and
The largest libr. ~ building In ihsl
world.
when congres' lid doodle To dsI
the W. II was cascd TO have N
done we'll The Utmost care wsI
usod In securing - hrm foundhu"Al
AMI tho b;st OF material has hrs|
put into the supe 'ucture All thsI
material IL Of hoi " manufacture 20
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-14
DANA Ot'Tl,s,s,A

While there ARE Indications that ia,
Santa fr and Atlantic a Pacific roads wi III
br "rrnrd by the regular tr""ps, the
strike IN extending through the eastern
states, and the disturhanc noes are WIDE
spread and numerous. Buslnr-S il at Il
stAndstill. and ruin IL staring thousands
In the face. while starvation IA lifting IT.
gaunt spectre abov. the horizon Of wild
disorder. With million Of men idle aud
desperate in the great cities. crime crceps
up from the cellars aud stalks abroad
with bludgeon aud lire brand. aud hon.
eat labor shudd-r al the demon unchain.
ed. and the authorities arr I'owerless in
the presence Of such u stuI'-ndous aggr--
CATION Of crinlnaliiy, want and misery.
The change has come with ven.
geAncei
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-14

tbs low tariff law will reduce the
wages Of skilled labor IA tins country
and there will be u surplus II labor br.
cause the manufactured go,sis can be- i'm
parted more chraply from Europe, Mr,
Cleveland, however, appears IA have a
remedy. lie cat have u million or iwo
II Ia. strikers shot and jAilsd 10y the sol
diery, and can cr,Ate solitude aud call
II peace.
Tux supreme court Of South Carolina
has explained liz decision on the disI.n-
sary law concerning liquor. The one
constitutional clause ~ III. law was that
prohibiting licsnsos g. privat. c,Il..as,
~ that M li,-ns. can now b. issuei, even
for the sale far medical uses. Public
sentiment will probably wink at tho ille.
gal selling. which is sure 10 be carried on
In many communities.
wHns the "twehty-two general mana
gers" at Chicago. who precipitAt.d tho
present condition u affairs, think
they hav. brught trouble aud ioss
enough upon their respective roads We
hope they will rescind their arrogant ar
der, aud let the malls be carried. aud
alloV the business of the country 10 60
ON again.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-14
Ali~rtsa ana Mills.

Allerton IN SitaAted at tho mouth of
Pho canon aud ia In = v-ritAble Garden
81 the G"is, A, an altitude of $3.50 feet,
surrounded and int-rsp-rsed by bsAuti-
ml p'"s-. Furnished with crystal spring
water. 1t Is a desirable place for residence
purposes.
TVS special feature Of Allsrton - the
stamp mill or Amalgamator process
erected by the Cochiti Milling and Mining
company. composed mainly Of Denver
msn. one II whom 10 J. ". bailey
Mr.. J. W. Bailey 10 an electrician and
che,nis, and id-hme orr trader. lie 10
the pa,sn,ee Of an s,ec,ric pr,ness which
h IN Important factor In the treatment
given by the Aiisrton mill, He has
thoroughly tested the Coeh,i ore by this
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-14

factory employing 1000 handle and run.
ming so.ooD spiudlrs r,iortcd The average
earnings " girls and women NJ tt Is tr
week of0s hour
l,mhay IN India his l-come large
cotton m,nufacturiug c"ntrr. Enghsh
cAliiahs,. .ruceivel ,h" tl-A tina, OPERA
,ivrs via r,Iuir,d = minimum ~ cloth.
INK .nd u" t,'l beyond rice AMI u,l
French and ,irlmou lAlnr'r- Accni'i
rugly the cotton industry ~ l'rmhay
rlrtng into existence and Manchester W
f."uue W." competition moe, severely
with rhr,p lah"r ~ the incentive u
cotton industry has h"ru Developed N
ChiuA
Morc recently Japsn las com" 'h"
irr' AMI IL taking away fr''m h"'h
Nan,hc-,-r AMI Bombay and IL m"n"p'
ulising the Chinese trade. Las, year
$3.50, 100 apindl.s we're IN operation IN
japan nud Wy the end II the present year
the number will hsv. been increased :"
/ 75o.UD The Jalmn.a" factories ar" Al
Osaka They have th" advAntae" "f
cheap coal A. we'll ~ cheap labnr. The
avrrag, wages al Osaka arr IL | y crntr
day for male operatives and cents n
daS trr females With their rrmnrkahl.
im,,a,iy" genius the Javsncs" have
4 adaI,.-i themselves ,o the new industry
And the prices 81 JapAn--" cotton yarns
a, shanghai aud Hong Kong arr Icing
eat sharply below Manchester Aud BON.
hay rates
such n th. chAracter II the foreign
cnmII.,itiun to which American c"'t''m.
manufacturers will br subject IN the Fl.
fort which the " ils.nites utke 4" -erur
"thr markets II the world " The pruha-
bih,y II that they will "vrrr'arh 'hrm.
selves and that instead II sec lriul
markets Ahruad, the cotton. mAnutartui"
-rs II the United States will hui tia -
great humr market further trrnchrd uI'ut
than ~ the carr NJ rirs"nt.
The qu--tlnn IL securing foreign maj
krtn for American cotton g,ssis And Alr'
"f retaining the AMERICAN market. in
American manufacturers, under ia" WI
-r bll RESTS "n the ability of Amrricar
workers Ia accept foreign wages
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-14
so THEY SAY.

The largest flower In the rafficsia al
Sumatra, whose diameter il min. feet.
The population OF the rnitel States
doubles in n period ot about thirty.
four wears
The drill pillow In every essential
point WAS known to the Chinese nearly
1000 years gn
M fewer than 1880 ancient manu-.
script copies OF the New Testament la
whole or in part exist
Abram Couant, who evidently strove
Ia b. the iather Of his country, died
r. c'n,ly at jacksonville, Fla, In his
ninety'hf,h year, leaving forty chill
drcn. lie WAS married twice.
Dr. w q, iienner OF Doylestown.
Pa, Is the proud possessor Of ave tail.
less eats They belonR TO the species
Of perocormus ecadatus. or tailleas
cat and are Of the bengal breed.
The Franklin lire company VI Ches.
ter, Pa, has an old cannon which II
supposed Ia have been on Admira,
Porter's warship during the war Of
iot-' ~ ~ StotlTOu, Win tnfoG-
nrh bore. The company will have IL
mounted and preserved as 4 relic.
Austin X. Jones has rung the col.
lcgc bell nj Harvard for nearly forty
ycarS Mischievous students tried 10
make him break the record by rsmov.
ing the tongue, but he got a hammer
and at the usual hour. 7;e0 q m,
made more noise than ever with the
bell.
Grneseo. N. ", has q century plant,
or wadsworth aloe, which has ~.
tanned height Of twenty-one feet
and has thrown eighteen flower
shoots II Ii expected 10 put out avs
or ak additional branches and To grow
NJ least two feet Botaplsts all over
the state are being attrsstsd by L.
Socialism that recognizes the iimitA-
''ons sanctioned by experience and 60
eiAlism that recognizes no limitations arc
two thinss. Ono Ia tho Destroyer doe
,rins, The vshsr 10 the psopls's. y
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-14
THE NEW OFFICE BoY.
ne Was Scientifically iasy. and ~ Ras
In the Family.

ne Was Scientifically tssy. and u Has
In the Family.
Doesn't that now Office boy OF GU q
seem To be rather lazier than usual?''
inquired Judge Crabtree.
Hes the LATEST boy we ever had"
answered his partner. ~ caught him
this morning setting his lips right and
then putting mucilsge ON them 40
that he could whistle After the Ball"
without the intol-rablc muscular ex.
ertion of holding the proper pucker."
We'll, hope we shan't have 10 re-
sort to artificial respiration to keep
him from dying on our hands rs we
had TO with the last one" returned
the judge. "By tho way, what's this
boys nance"
Tommy"
but his last namc?"
'Iregow.
'ph, ! sect runs in the family.
knew man named Cregow when !
first came To the city who was un-
durhtrdly Tummy's father. This man
trcgow had TO he carried on q
s,rctchcr when he went TO the
rcuN He used 10 show the greatest
ingenuity in avoiding exertion Of any
man ever knew. For instance, he
was an inveterat. smoker, but, Of
course, with his disposition, his pipe
went out frequently. Tho labor OF
S'ratching matches 10 rclight II was
simply dragging him down, and he
saw IT, so he moved into n house
where the elevated road ran close TO
the second.story windows, and there
he used Ia at near one of them all
day long smoking and resting. When
he found his pipe out he would simply
reach out Of tn" window with q match
and let u pass ng train rub against IL,
and there he was Ingenious man.
Might have made his mark In the
world II he hadn't been 30 lazy. ri
ask Tommy tonight. when he I'M
gums his mouth, how his father 10
getting along"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-14
rs. uenvusss ssuva


rakrs the vrua ana sstes.
Las, night, AZ \ o'clock, the deal boiy
~ man was found In q room upstairs
In the h.lging quarters =, 100 Frs, street.
h-,ween Railroad and Oold avenues.
The proprietor. u Giomi. feeling un-
easy about hi. laigrr, notified the police
aud they exsminei the man. Who was ly-
ing On the be'i IN his night clothes, and
pronounced him dead
Justic. ~ the Peace Lrkhar was mott.
h,si. AMI when h. arrived h. scnt Tor DIR.
w,nslnw, city physician, who, upon en-
animation. alan pronounced the man
dead. Their wa = phiAl. "a It'll ",ly .
few grains uf murphin l'!i. near by. and
the iortor stated that h- had taken he
deadly drus.
Mr. Giumi states that the man arrived
nj his hous- IN las, saturday night, com.
ing here nn nuc II the d-,aine,i pass-n.
grr trains. anil engaged rpsn On
SUNDAY, h. r,Itn S',si ',oi in h. disturbed
~ lee w,nt"i and NJ d,sl sleep, but IN
Lac, evening, becoming uneary about him,
cAuss,i Mr.. ipuiI Ia ,nyrstigsts, which
lei ~ the dlrclnrure that III. man had
either committed suicide ar taken an
ov-r,ins. IL morphine
Marshal flukc found among his effects
u letter. giving his name 49, Walter Davis
ami FROM l. ". Collins, II Anderson. Ind
Theru was railroad ticket IN the envei.
op., frnm Andersen, Ind. to Riverside,
Cal. aud unlimit-i No money was
found In his clothing, but on . stand,
near the bed, was the pnisl with NOR
phin- ~ stated above. an empty bottle
which hal cnntaiaei whisky, and somr
bslssm copaiha.
q. ID. Pearc-, who vas present dur
ing the stay ~ Justice LSkhsrt and the
police. thought that there might b- some
thing more serious that CAUSED his death,
aud discovered In the cuspiior pi.cea of a
letter which the man had torn up. These
pieces were pu, together and they read
~ follows:
CRY. 6.is-'A
Walter Davis.
II you got my letter aud didn't do VIVA,
| ask you Ia de-, never want you v
speak Ia m. again II you wasn't goins
10 do whs, you said you would do, whs
did you answer my letter fort Walter
you never meant anything you ever told
me you were just only giving the = stiff
bu, !, will be all right.
As ever, FxRs.
The letter In postin 'rked, "Andersoa
Ind "
This morning, Marshal Pluk. secures
the valiss ~ Davis from .t. bsggag,
room At the depot, but, bosides . few
letters confirming the fact that his nam'
10 Walter DAVIS and = botlls of medicine
there In nothing Of value in thu valipe
| A coroner's jury was enpanrllsd AND
should have met this morning. hut owinl
Ia u case pending ia Jus,ice Lckhart'I
court. u po~tponemeni Was had until Thu
evening at o'clock.
| The body was removed IN Undertakes
Montf,rt'a, and the remains represent I
young man about ~ y ars old A tele
gram has been sen, Ia his people AT An
,icrron, Ind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-14
TVS democratic depression has rlo~"d
the Socurro pmelter.


TVS democratic depression has rlor~d
the Socorro smelter.
THu Roswell Register fav~s Govrruor
Thornton fer delegate.
SKILLED labor IL being crushed IN this
country NY democratic free trad" laws
and the use II the military.
THK bo~s u this country, Mr. Pullman.
R In New York and declines to ~ To-
Chicago a. arhi,rat. with he striker
II ir rumorrd tina, the ofhcr hoy In ~"
claw department II rirng the morning
corporation organ, The srticles read like
H.
RAiLR,AD men have nothing to dn with
the dinnrirr in ChicAgu, The mob r.
COMPRISED II the disorder y rlrmeu, such
a. follows an army aud plumbers ho,h
rdes Unfortunately.
CHicAao is a greater anil more wicked
city than Babylon. aud IT. anarchists and
inc-ndiaries are quitting their ven.
gesnce. The scenes IT the Paris com.
mun- arr being re.enAct,d.
THs railroad men II this city arr show.
ing good Judgment during this crisis.
All Ia quiet, NJ dirturhALce - any Kind
has occurred, aud the r,r krrr are ready
., any moment ~ h-lp suppress any law
lens tendency on the part ~ trAmrn ~
petty thieves.
TVS NJ PAsn Herald says Eastern
gold bugs have point~i Ia Mexico
a. "horribl- example" ri the use ~
silver. To-day. Mr,ico II more prpsI'er.
Gus than the tnitsi States, AMI capital II
flowing IN there for lucal development
During all the panic there las not h-"u
one N.-IlcAn iailur. ruih .irutly large ,u
attract attention.
TINS colonel is going Ia "pull the leg
Of the santa H. company again. The
D~mWra, tins morning contains this char
actcrirtc AMI significant paragraph
"Th- CREATES, nigh, that has ever been
made by any newspaper In the United
States WAS inaugurA,-i 10y the Democrat
against the santa IL officials ~ 50 Aui
so. AMI tue result "f that hight WAS IT,,
removal IT President strong"
THkRE are within the domain # th'
United States same two hundr,d mlnur
acres IL arid lsndr which can l." r.
clAim-d 10y irrigation laws. The Brltisl
government has spent in India Alon,
snme four hundrod millInns II dollars II
making fertile the vast AruAs Of drsrr
which existed Ia that country, and It il o,
that land the wh-a, IL now b-ing rAisr,
which IL coming in competition with "uI
own farms
~ the general government Ia Use Tia
army Auywh-r. within the limits &c th'
United States. regardless of state lines, Il
prevent interference. with the moving -
the Un,t-i States mails But unforiu
nat-ly, up Ia this time III" only uS- iha
has been made II ia" army IA tie prrsrn
crisis has been for 10. protection Of ia,
only parties who have ini"ri"rsl with IL,
moving of the mails. In "r,irr TO- fore,
their u-n IA haul pullmau coaches th'
rAiirnad companies have refused t. carr,
the mails. ar Ia transact ANY other par
~ their lawful business. and the only ur,
that has been male oi government trnpr
thus far haS been Ia sull"rt Tia. colulan
les IN this revolutionary attitude Thi
is a fact which th" people should Ia!
away IN their memories. II must no, IL
forgotten, when the strike IL over.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-14
WAS A JOURNALIST,
Nat isss hutting abitioa uas Ne
Aiiaysd Forever.

nat Tvs vomiting meittoa Uas Me-
AIisysd Forever.
He bought u daily journal. and I
please all men diu"n,l was the par]
mount snb,tioi ~ he cherishs|
most intense.
lie said he'd write the leaders
conciiiate all readers, and his edit ri
matter should never give osfense.
'e would please the high ard ,o~lI
and the wicked and the holy, the q
publicans and tho Mugwumps, Dsnl
crate aud Popuiis,~
H. would e.log 60 the people high(
than the highest "tccplc. and pet N
~ * sristocrat AMI the fat monop3
list
lie would lift no wrathfui bcsou|
hut wou, study h,w to please 'eu
anil hi, indiscriminate lweetne}
would be scattered far and ncA.
Ito wouil shoot a. from = sstted
daily fusiladcs of dattery and wi
promiscuors PRAISES daily storm y
public ear.
hut th" Democratic did snub b
and the :. 'gwumps tried TO club b
and . Pre-, byterian deacon smote III
on the shoulder blade;
Ana - 'iscopa 'an rector stabbt
him through the chest protector, al
. strong agnost athlete smash
him with . hand grenade.
And then the high. born and I
lowly and the wicked and the Id
when they mobbc / his hated Office
were equally profane;
And the deacon md the pastor n
the wicked dan ny master imp
TALLY upon his head their equal bid,
did rain;
And n sunday up ,rintendent, .
ligious indepcnd ut and an ina
free thinker, &c .e and hurled
In . heap;
Ari , bloody jail bird stillsd
On o. lie Qunt killed him,
they buried him n partnsrship-
csvn W., dark an I deep
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-14

Mr. Bruce, OF the dundee AntArc.
tic whaling heet describes the whole
OF the district ,uuth of - To- ses
south latitude rs strewn with ioe-
bergs which become vor; nu y -ous
south ~ ~ degrees The ha.s OF
the bergs Was eolorsi pa'c bgpwa by
maine organisms and other brown
streaks were seon bbyond tbs water
Lowell No luminous glow was OBJ
served Clu'arl In mist thy raise
their mighty snow cad shoulders TO
u stately height, or shine forth bril-.
iiantlv In the sun. Although thoy
arc Of the purest white ye, thsy
glow with color. The orevioss or
h bit rich cobaitio blis and every.
where are splashes OF emerald green.
isstrsiia's MIN vrat,ea ! roSirsA.
Australia IL greatly bothered iuss
aow by an Indian question akin "
our Chinese problem The Chinese
Immigration evil las been checked
by strong and restrictive measures
and tha imposition Of . heavy head
TAX There 10 now q great and grow
ing innux OF Afghans. i'anthans and
other AsiAtic tribes from the odd
corners OF India. and these people
have become q peril aud q nulsancs
In many Says
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-14

Suite Of rooms In TMn CIr,x.s building.
win be ready foe occupancy In q Ssw
days. For rse. a Low rates.