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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
pRoJHOTILgs.
rhey IN rhrs.sh steel 90 Easily ss
Fti,nsy Cardboard.

rhe futility OF pilin, steel armor
plates TN war vessels - being dem.
cnStrRtrd At the prN testing grounds
" he crampN There, ut intervals Of
Wv DAYS rpnirtl steel shells are
iirri through four inches ~ solid steel
'rm"r plate with ~ apparent ease NJ
though the plates were the nilusisst
.ardboard. The range IL on the
Lewis farm. above wheatsheaf lane,
along the Delaware river. The shells.
which are three inches in diameter
aud ten inches long are forged from
the dn,S, hardened steel and fitted by
H." cramps for use In the United
~tat"s army and navy, and II " 10 test
the quality Of tue steel In different
lots tina, these experiments are being
conducted
A heavy Abutmcnt ~ railroad ties
has been erected as n fender ~ hold q
hank 81 earth, and in the front ~ that
IN placed . heavy oak plank h,S Ave
frct square and ten feet long, which
IN allied with sand
Against another fender In front Of
this box Is act up one ~ the armrr
plates such ~ are used On the armnrcd
cruisers and battle ships now being
built Ono hundred feet distant from
the plat. is the firing house u plank
building ah,ut thirty fe'' long by
ten feet wide, and dou1., lined 10
icaien sound. Two three inch rapid
firing briggs Schrordrr guns are used
In the t"sts. when everything ~
ready for firing = lauvAr' ~ passed
out the back ~ the buii ng and
through an aperture in pile Of heavy
spruce jo'Nt, the gun hawai-, previously
been sighted.
Whom gun Il fred the wall ~
steel rs p reed by the prni""tilc, lcav.
Ing only fringe arouo the hulo
where TIE shot passed out On tho op.
p"si,c side. IL Ia then sorvht for in
the sand ia the box. ami examined
cloS"ly Hs IN condition Ofcpurs. the
she'll IL not charged. or u would ex.
plode AMI h'rw up the box aud all
around after going th-oupt the stee
Not all the shails trcd At he steel ar
NOR plate 90 through II. I'D this l.,
considered calss for coni nnation 81
that batch OF pTojectilsa The expert.
ments are all conducted by the
Cramps regular star Of ordnance OF.
| hucrs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
En- q W rsngae.

Warrington. April 2.-when the house.
met at noon to-day hhbastsring was i'm.
mcdiAsely resumed over the o'Eeill. Joy
contest. No voting quorum Was develop
sd. II h thought there will be contiu'
uous s~ssiaa I'LL the matter Ia disposed of
Patterson declares his intsntiou II hold
ing the session all night II necessary
Tbs COMMITTEES on Indian Affairs this
morning decided 10 make adverse repor,
on the bill to remove the Utes 10 Utah,
but recommeuds portion be confined IA
the western part Of the present reserva.
ton located In adjoining townships Ia
New MEXICO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
Chicago Ana~xisg.

Chicago. April Squared on in IT,
ambition Ia secure new territory by
Gotham's "Gr~atcr New York" bill. Chi
cago votes to-day on the question II an
n-Iing the town Of Evanston. up near
the Wisconsin border and noted IA n
gr-a, sea, 81 learning and ~ the home OF
Miss Frances willard and many other
peopl- Of international reputation
Evanston has n population 81 several
thousand. The people Of Evanston have
NJ far not had an opportunity IL having
say on the question themselves, bu,
will vote on the matter two weeks hence
Sentiment in Evanston is against Annexs
tiop
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
GRAINS OF GOLD.

II In better IA suffer than 10 sin.
In bringing up child, think ~ its
old age,
No man can SOW idlcpcss aud reap
prosperity
There can he no real lie whore
there il no love.
All sins are big no matter how
small they look
Thosc who would lead others should
always look mp
Always look after thing, b"forr
they get by YOU
A civil tongue is u better weapon
than howic knife,
II cnlightens duty /, resolve Ia
perform II cheer.nllv
What you dislike In annihcr take
care h. correct Ia yourself
A desire ~ resist opprc sSiun 10 i'm
planted IN the nature III man
II IN useless Ia confrsS our sins uu-
less we are willing Ia forSakc them.
Never do anything before childrcn
that you do not want them tn initiate,
Keep your heart full 81 sunshine,
and God will SON give you fac" to
match II.
There IL more help In an ounce -
encouragement than there In in u ton
Of advice.
In counsel II is g1'd Ia see dangers.
but In execution not to see them un-
less they arr very great.
The least aud mos, imcereeptibls
Impression received our childhood
may have consequences very imposs
tAnt and Of long daraticsN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
Rxpesittsa 0pssea.

New York. April IA dispatch from
Santiago, Chill, says; The International
Mining and MstAllurgicAl Exposition was
formally opened to-day. asarIy every
eivllised country being represented.
The Exposition IL divided into grea, Sec
ticns, embracing motive power. slscsri-
city, mining machinery. mechanical pre-
parAtion Of minerals, mrtAilurgy. chsmi-
cal indust lies, ssAtis.ics and plsas. and
mining and metailurgical products.
Every effort has been made 10 make ths
exposition - complete 90 possible. The
obIec, of the exposition 10 to pave the
way Zoe the development Of the vast
mineral wealth of Chill. and which 81
present 10 practically uutoaehed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07

Columbia, \. 4, April 3.--Non Gov
ernor TillmAn has finished addressing the
troops ami volunteers In front ~ the
state house. He declared the Law should
bc obeyei and intended to issue n proc
lamAtion to-morruw assuming control III
the municipal polio" In every town In the
state. and would compel them N enforce
the dlspenaarv law, II disob-yed b.
would call the Legislature together and
have the measure enactei enabling him
To remove them and put In men who
would obey The military gusri hsr
l,een withdrawn hom telegraph offices.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
s'aGesH Army.

ssickley, Pa. April 3. --Coxey's army
len Camp Dusn At nine this morning anil
s,ar,ed for Camp Kirkland A detail Of
detectives inspected the army and the
chief stated that only four men In II were
known IN them M crooks The author.
ties fear no trouble with the army. bu,
ARE afraid local cracks will take sdvan-
tage IL the excitement and commit rob.
berries. A monster demonstration 10
promised at Pitssburg
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
A Orr far Aeln

In the stiffness 81 the night IL SUN.
cisntly startling. What u no AID b. at
hand az We know not whence the cry
co,nesl This Ia not the casa with that
nuts appeal made IL ID. resources of
meiical scieuee. every ready. ever avail
able by diseasr On every hand. A pronp,
means II self help for the InAlaTious, the
rheumatic. pa dyspeptic. the bilious.
and persons troubied with impen,ing
kidney oomplAints. In " be- found in
Host.it.r's stomach Batsrs. an ever
'.prescn, help In tiaas az trouble" fnr all
such hapiess individuals. They sLo''H
not delay a moment In seeking liz Asd
Experience has shown its wide utility.
the recommendation Of eminsat physi.
cians every whsrr sanction iss u.s. Ner.
voas. thin, dsbilitated invslids gain
baiSly substance AMI vig"r by . ooas~s
u Ills sne inviEoran,. which 10 eminensly
sssvicsable. ALA. " the ag'Sl And con.
valssesea.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
Easersssuea nc Hsu,e 4.

Rome. April 2-The' delegates " the
international medical congress wer Gu
,ertained on Saturday afternoon with .
drive about the city and surroundings,
aud on yesterday the American delegates
attended service In q body at the Rpglish
chapel. This morning the various sec
tons got down TO work In right earnest.
Among the subjects scheduled in the
cholera section 10 an elaborate resume Of
the methods adopted two years ago by
the health authorities of New York 70
save the United Stssss from an invasion
Of that terrible scourgs. In the tuber.
aulosis section half day will be given up
10 the cure for consumption discovered
by DR.. Amick, Of Cincinnati, and volumi-
nous literature concerning which togeth.
er with q specially prepared and sxhaus-
tive treAtiss will be submitted by ONE ri
the American delegates. Another section
will discuss the numerous cases Of APP
pendicitis which have been reported Of
late from the United States, and several
eminent surgeons will give their visws on
the mos, safe and practical form Of opera
ticn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07

The Jolly Musical club gave one Of the
nices, dsnces ever held In the city, last
Saturday evening. st Lanirum's dancing
hail. Beautiful programs were furnished.
aud the grand march was led by Floyd
whitson and Miss Georgia Kellogg, as
sitsd by alfred Pros, and M,ss Lizzie
Wiley. All the latest dances were
danced Walter x. Butler. one Of Albu-
querius's thorough musicians, conducted
the orchestra and the musie was never
better The party was ehspsronsd by
the following ladies: Ars. A. d. Whit
soa. Mrs. ". n. Fiournoy, hrs. W. b.
Hennershee,s aud Mrs.. Knapp, who
waited on the young folks with refresh.
ments, consisting of cake, Lemonade
and frui,s. The following were pres
'ent; Misses whisemAn. Talbot. Kellogg,
Pratt, Joass. spencer, s.erry, Bell. vii
10y, Nesileton, Anderson, Hughes. Ella
Hazeldine. Coms.ock. Flournoy, Heuner'
shes,s, Msssrs. Knapp. sammis. Witt
SUI, Butlsr. Dougherty. s,erry. Jones
Lewinson. stAmm. Mo~risoa. snsll. Com
stock. whissmsn, Mcdonald. Frcst
eehuehayt.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
L,,,as Lsas. On E.h,sl,,oa.

Qua Carlson Of Oregon, who was Ac.
e,dentally thrown against . stea M
wood saw son,c four months ago AMI n
gash cut across his breast bone aud
ribs, exposing his lungs and other In.
,ernal mechanism, has nearly recov.
rred and will soon he able to 20 out
rhe doctors were much interested In
hi, cAse--or rather, Ia viewing what
was inside the case, ~ Il 10 very seldo IN
they get q chance 20 watch the OK.
pinsion and contraction Of n set Of
lungs. The most remarkable thing
about IL was 70 see how gradually the
Lungs were oiled, and how suidcnly
hey collapsed when the breath eN.
.trad
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07

Latrobe. Pa April 3 The feas, u ~,
Ben.dic, is being observed to-day at the
convent ~ the B-ne,iictines near this place
with imposing ceremonies Mgr. satolli
the papal lega,., who arrived las, even
ing, celebrated high pon,ihcal mass this
morning. In the congregation we're n
large number of clerical and lay visitors
fN'in Pittsburg, Al,nna, Harrisburg and
other places. 4, Bcned,ctS day propcrl,
occurs nn March u, but as this dat. fell
within holy week th. observance was
changed until to-day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
sssseas Csvvss case.

Minneapolis, MINI. April 3 The mat
s-r If the wit ~ hnbess corpus In Tie
csss Of the Floyd brothers. recently con
vicsed Of complini.y In the lco,ing II the
Bank of Minneapolis. 10 before Chief Jus
siee Gildllian to-day. The petition for
the habcas eorpus rests upon the ,-chni
cal point that sentence could not be le.
gally pronounced after an order sor this
adjournment II cour, had b--n entered,
Notwithstanding that the order was res.
cinded.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
O'NrlI seated

Washington, April 3.-After the jour.
nal WAS read the speaker announced tina,
the house would take up the o'Neil.Joy
case. A substitute resolution declaring
O'Nsil not elected was defeated A mo-
,ion to reconsider the vote WAS rulei cut
The speaker dirccr-i tn" clerk to real
the resolution declaring o'Nrll entitled IA
the seat. which carried by vu,. II i5i
10 ~. O'Neil WAS declared entitled to the
seat and was sworn In
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
Citizen
AAs osucss cso ma.
bssssev ARRESTED 49, eases.se-
sess-A vveap's Wssh
Las Cepcns, N. ~. April ..

10000 -. s-s>--ss.
-..,-A rvs~p's wees
LAs Csucns, N. ~, April ..
y Cisis-a.
A. Hoops. postmaster At Organ CITY,
r., has been arrested for smbersle-
y Mr.. Hope has held the once nor
I've yesrs or more and " man 81 "
70 Of age. Mr.. Hoops readily FUR
Ned bonds.
wo cowboys, Chss. and JAS. !ones,
hers. went 10 bascom's lumber ysrd
urged sight on with basc,m and HE
The Jones boys guA the worst Ut
quarrel. besides having W pay hns
~ and costs esch on one case sna ON
Pshsr case, nor assault ana threat WIN
knifs' we're bound over 70 'ne grand
~ under bond OF toco esch' winch
fy furnished
he Sisters Ut Loretto gave concert
Donor ut Hev Father lAsaguins birsh"
y. The concert Was grand, and the
Piss was crowded.
tramp forced h's way into the Pres-
eerian school snd made big CON
l''on by running the children and
>cher out m TUG houSe' Tue tramp
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
ss'N AT wtNsLOw.
|sw the People observed April resi's
hay at Wta-tow.

pw the People observed sprii tesi's
hay az Wtn-tsw.
Sunday was = big day In Winslow, 10
Bye our excellent correspondent ut tina,
lace The town was crowded and every.
ody felt god Many visi,ors from neigh.
oring towns were there The following
a correct account of the shooting con.
st,
Event No. /. 20 clay pigcons--Prank
loore. fret prize, lai X J kruss. second
Prise, 10. &. Henry. Dos. Blcdsoe and
Rank Gibeon tied for third prize. 10.
Event No. 2, 10 live biris-Prank Moore
Aptured 6rs, prize, 10, kruse, Henry and
ibson tied for second prize. q each Bled-
%, third. I.
Event No. 3. 10 clay pigeons-Mooie
nd Gibson tied for first prize. " McCar-
By, Kruss and Bletsoe. tied for second
prize, 8, Henry. third prize. 7
Event No. 4, IS clay pigvms-B le,isoe
Ind Gibson. tied for hrst prize, IS, Moore,
sscond, l3i kruse third, II.
Auc tutfu WEN WAS uuNtCf CbuttSts
nd very inierrs,ing.
Event No Q. 4 live bir,is-- Moore, Bau.
rbach and kruse tied for first prize, 8,
Henry and Bledsoe, tied for second prize.
Henry,+.
Event No. !, 10 clay pigcons-Bauer-
bach, first, 10; Bledsoe, second, 81 Moore.
)hiri, 2.
Event No. :. 10 clay pigeons--Howe,
rst, 10; Bledsoe, Bauerbach and Moore.
lied fur second prize, y, Kruse, third, 8.
Event No. o, 10 clay pigeons Moore
Ind Bauerbach, tied for drst prize, o,
Howe, Kruse aud Blalsoe, tied Tor second
prize. 81 Gibson and Henry. tied for third
prize, q.
In the horse race. Red Cloud, the Gallup
horse, owned by JEFF Lane, won the race
In hot contest. and at leAs. 5000
|ehsngcd hands.
Albuquerque was represented by some
LOT her crack shooters.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
Fsr over strvy Ssass.

Az OLD AND WkLl- rHIsp REMEDY
ira Winslos'. Soothing syrup has bssp
lssd Toe over hfty years by millions Of
nothsrs for their ohiIirsa while tssthing
Nth perfect success. IL soothss tho
,hiid, sofssos the sums. slisys ell pain,
surss wind COLO, and 10 the bsst rsasdy
'or diarrhosa- Il 10 plsss.nt TO the taste
Sjld by druggists 10 every part Of The
world. Twsusy.tivs cents bottle. IL
sAlue 10 incalculsbls, Ne sure aud ask
Or Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup, and
aks 90 othsr lind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07

DENVER CONTEST
Police Board Case 10 be Tried In
Supreme Court
Gov. Tillm n Makes Address 10
South Carolina Troops.
Eiectleu kiets Pre-, atcWt To-day In
hiravo
fnN's ARMY R,iDiNH.

hrnv-r, April 3. The supreme cour, in
the ease II the contested police bcarls
consen,"i to-day N try the case on lie
merits. provided both sides sg~~d. Al
torn.yS for orr and Martin consented i'm
mciiately and the court gave I'LL this
afternoon hr Barnes and Mullins Ia an
nounce their decision if,hey agree all
legal proceedings regarding the matter In
the district anil other courts will H.
stopped =, once.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07

Washington, April s.--seoa a. circai,
court met this morniag breckenridge
seok the stand and began bio third DAYS
,ss,imoay. The defendant dsnisd all
siA.ssssats of Miss Pollard prcdsrsd BY
Major Busisrwosth Conserving tina mar
riass proposal durias the carriage ride In
August, 1854. and sAid bs wss unaware
she was In wsshiagtoa at thA, time he
said he never spoke 10 piaissin Of h's
wifs and never knsw she gave esrth 70 q
living child He denied nesting her 70
New York anil reiterated that all her
..a,.msn,s wers false, Ihs examination
Of Coi. Bsseksnridg. concluded at n"'u
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07

Beaver Falls. Pa, April 2.--Yes,er,iAy
was a red. letter Gay for CoIey. One
bundled and afteen recruits joined the
army There 10 m immense and on
thusias,ic reception at Beaver Falls to-
day, aud the army marches TO shinckley,
= fashionable suburb IN Allegheny
county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07

Milwaukee. April 2,-presiient ives ID
the Northern Pacific railroad to-day in III,
united States court demurred TO the fors-
closure suit begun last October by the
Fsrmep Loan and Trust Co The de-
murrer declares that the Northern Pacific
did no, default interest on sinking fund
charges a. alleged and asks that judy
meut be- dismissed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
kssssa aplssess.

Boston. April 8 The ssmi-ssauai soa-
vsutsou Of the Na.boaai AssociAsioa of
Cotton Mule sp.nnsrs epsnod here to-day
with . largo attendance ot Delegates.
The r~p~,s do m, speak saocarssinsly
Of the prsssn, ooedisioa AZ trsds, ba, es-
pr.ss the belief that bssssr times ar 10
store In the imuediAss future
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
BETsEV AND ATE OUT.
Carlstons ola aaiiAJ Is Nn.ct.d In .
PepN.yIvanIa o

caTlstoas Ola haiiAJ Is Nnsctsd In .
r"rH.Jivania 900.
Fifty years ago Peter Sharhnugh
and Annie NN.l were MARIE rh.
families OF Doth were among the
pioneer settlers OF Cambria county.
Pennsylvania. and their name. have
been honornblv connected with many
OF the importan, dcvelopm,,., ~ its
history du-irg the present century
Soon after their marriage the young
couple settled on q farm nr,r ,rroll.
ton. They were happy. Industrious
thrifty and anassed q haniso ne for.
tune.
A few days ayo In accprl,n,e with
their own hS.d purpose. strengthened
by the advice III friends and relatives,
they separated to live tho r.'si Of their
lives apart To his VIE Ir. Shar-
baugh signed u quit claim decd fo-
the old homestead, whore the hay,
lived hfty years together. AMI where
their children grew 10 mani ,oi and
womnnhood. For himself the old gen.
tlemsn took . sufficient sum OF ready
money TO maintain him In plain com.
fort during the r~st Of his life
Tho parting scenes, In view Of all
the circumstances, were intensely
dramatic. Sharbaugh Ia II years old.
and the wife IN 10. Ills traps" had
been removed from the old home, aud
his grip packed with the immediate
neers~aries Of "A homeless man, sat be-
hind him while the final papers were
draw. up and signed in tbs presence
% friends and children Then the
old man, without n home In the twi-
light Of his life, quietly took up his
gripsack nj crossed the old home
threshold for the last time Where he
went nobody seems tai know. The
children II Mr.. and Mrs Sharbaugh
are among the mnat prominent people
in Cambria county, tho sons being
wealthy business mca.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07

Berlin. April 2.--Prince Bismarck To-.
day recsived an illuminated address sivn.
I'll by several thousand members II N,
Ladies' Patriotic association Of South
together with . case Of win,
from each II the vintage districts Ia
Baden, Hcsse and the Rhine. The birth.
lay festivities end tonight.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07

Our better hAivss cay they could not
keep HOUSE without ChARiberlsin's Cnugh
Remedy II 10 used in more than hall
the hosnss IN Lseds. Sims Broe.. L.cds.
Iowa Ths si0us tho esteem In which
that remsdy b bsld where II has been
sold hr pears md 10 we'll known.
ho,h-rs have ssssaed that Their. IL moth.
Ing ~ god for oolds. group ami whoop.
Ing oaigh, thai u cures tkass ailments
quickly aud psrnaasaaly, and that II IL
pleasant Aad sefs fas ckikirrn ~ take.
10 60. bottle. fE sss ~ 3. n. Burgrs,
D ss,a. druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07

Washington. April s.-Ths senate Of
The Unit.d States celebrates Jescrson's
birthday by inaugarssiug the debate up
on chs tarie bill. For . week OF more
pass majority of the senators hAys been
preparing their ammunision, and (ons
sssiss Of speeches sor campaign purpSsss
may he expected.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
x.s.r.r,.~ or U.,s.s rr~~.

Washington. April s.-speaksr Crisp
received his hrst intimatioa of the ap.
poiatmsnt Of Col. walsh 90 senator, from
the United Pres rsperssr. He sAid the
selection will meet With the approval of
oil shs GeorgiAns. wslsh's shil'iy apd
shAras.ss 10 everywhere recognised. lie
had no doubt the nsw senator will vots
with Crisp's party on the tariff.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
TIE Nssasss Mas.

The meanest man ! ever heard Of
aid MIR Jason. "wasa TELLER that livc,'
u the SANE township with me sn'
wanted an education. - he act :,
work. aud conrted . Scho,'ma AN Ia,
ilnut two years, Nul, when she In
'aught htn oil she knuNeJ he Civ,
r"r the shake an went 20 practIciD
40
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
an...es a ns.seh ssA.

okmulgss, Ind Ter. April s,-Rspre
ssutAtivss Of the Crseks are to-day CON-
ferring with the Dawes commission re-
gariing the proposition to admit the tor
ritory - stats. They are understood "
10 uaaitsrsbly opposed 10 any change In
the present ccnditiou of their government.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
Qniet 4. nassh Car.ii.a.

Darlington, d. c.. April 9.--t'snerai
Farley. in command Of ,roops here. 10
acting ~ censor aud will allow no dis
patches u an inhsmms,ory character Ia
he sen, out. Up Ia noon all is repor,.d
quiet and no further disturbances or in.
Of trouble.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07

~, Louis. April 3.--ieneral Rry'r IN.
dussrial array made raid Of the houses
aud stores in Tia. vicinity of lrny last
nigh, in search of fcod. A squad IL po
lice from here were sent for and subdue.l
tn. mob. The army IN now s"ven hun.
dred streng.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
Re.l,y Of tn. Average ..r,s.l wave. "

TIL. report that the Normannia WA
struck by = tidal wave" which swept
her decks revivcs the question
whether there he such q thing as u
tidal wave. onrc asked the captain
~ AN Atlantic liner "Oh, yes" he
answered, I'VE keep q tidal wave for
the passengers and the newspapers.
u you want 10 know what IL really IL,
! will tell you. II 10 when Q power
full ship is driven through head sea
at such q speed that before she can
clear herself Of ono big wave she 10
into II second The second and first To
.scther are too much for tho ship. aud
she carries away a dcckhousc or bridge
,r boat or two. That 10 y tidal
waye'r
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
Asssaps e nuraer.

prcn fsssSiay's Daily.
The Rvsns brothers and their two des-
psrsts pals, Rsinhsrt and Tay ior, ere slsll
aching fnr thu blood Of J. ". walker,
Who reosntiv arrested Jesss Rvans. Last
aisht ths party went ganaing far walk
90. WIN soush, the ffisndiy pro,ee.lon u
. certain well known rssort. aud with two
drawn rsvolvsrs invited his .ormsntors 10
make break. They did nos have che
courage 10 follow up their murdsroas do.
sisns. and u b said sasAksd away. TUX
gang vas . nnisAues 70 he cisy . Ssw
ysars ego, and Tun Cssuns again ap.
pssis 70 The osiicsvs 10 either arrest o.
make thsm understand thst thsir prsssncs
b not desirabis In the2s quartess II The
tAiher II the boys, u. ". Evans. 10 sin.
eere In his demands fGs order and pe..Os
he will s,tsmpt 10 exercise sosns IN.
naencs over his soas. Jesss and yos
kyans, betors they commit . deed tina
piii bring them N the 6 allows.