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The advocate., 1894-08-29
COME DOWN, JAMES!
Continued from page 1.

numerous to mention here. But as
have shown you what has become Of
something like $2,72l 1921, doubtless
your mind will rest easier.
Now, Mr. Troutmsn, while you are en-
desvoring to explain away these matters,
just turn the seRrch.light on the state
auditors books and explain what be-
came OF the $46665.42 Of balances unac-
counted for under republican rule, from
1871 to 1884.
And then explain how it came that
your republican secretaries Of state
charged illegal fees for charters for
churches, lodges, charitable institutions
and cemetery associations from 1871 to
1893, amounting to many thousands Of
dollars. / mean when they charged 81
or Sl50 when the legal fee was 81.
Then please explain how it came that
the state printing Of Kansas under re
publican rule for ten years prior to 1892,
cost more than twice that OF Missouri
under democratic rule, although Mis-
souri, had one and one-hslf times the
population Of Kansas.
Then while you are in the explaining
business, please explain how it came
that your former republican state Off
cials had Governors Humphrey and
Martins messages printed by the thou
sands in combined form in German,
English and Swede at public expense,
and sent ont at the expense OF the state
as republican campaign literature.
/ have been officially informed by the
secretary OF state Of New York, that the
present old party state administration
Of that state, has saved $4,000, 900 over
their former administration. Yet there
are republicans in Kansas who claim
that it is impossible for the Peoples
party to save l a million dollars over the
extrVasgsnt, church.robbing republican
administration IN Kansas.
Desiring that your people should be
better informed, l here and now propose
to you, Mr.. Troutmsn, that will fur
nish with pleasure, at my own expense,
to any republican in Kansas, copy of
stubborn Facts" which, as you know,
treats more fully Of the things men
toned in this letter, on receipt Of q
postal card or letter giving me address.
Sixteen years Of my life have been de-
voted to teaching, therefore, l feel COM
petent to give instructions in "fgers" as
we'll as ''readin' and riten," and in fu.
ture, if l can be Of further use TO you
please command me.
l trust that you will appreciate my
assistance in enabling you to answer
and comprehend the momsntous ques-
tions with which you dszs your audi
ences.
But again, you have also been re-
ported as saying that, "The present state
administration has been collecting Doodle
for campaign funds, from the lotteries,
joints and gambling houses, said to exist
in. Kansas City and other cities Of the
first class in Kansas, which are under the
metropolitan police system. That this
Doodle is paid in consideration that they
shall not be molestsd in their nefsrious
business" You doubtless know that l
am treasurer of the Populist state GEN.
krnl cnm mmikkaa and nn nnnh rnnniun and
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Mur in Golge Der betannten Gage Der
Dinge, tpel9e bic SolibaritGt ber atpei
Nationen iduf, tonnte cine Mnndbsz
rung Mublanbs an Grantrei4 itd pou=
aieben. Inter anberen @erbdltni1e en-
bGtten mir, po~rausseiebt, bab Der Mbz
idhuB zines formelen, seihriebenen
fid ais notbmenois bsrallsz
geitelt, Dor alien a1 tpt1en getpuni&t,
nit tpem Mublanb Elm iol4es 8unonlB
bate abihlieBen tDnnen9 Dena be-
tanntli9 tperben iolde 8unbnii1e niat
bon elmer Nation nit elmer anoeren
Nation, {onbern bon elmer Ne9ierung
nit elmer anberen &egierung gel4lnen
unb binterlaKen in ben Staatsar4tpen
piele Bdnbe, beren @ebeimni0e beioerz
ieits gepqbrt tperben miifen. 8ieQet4t
aerubt Der .Gtgaro", uns gu aei9en, ND
in Grantrei9 elmer 1olde Regierung Be-
ite6t, NIT Der cine anbere Nesieruns,
bic auf fih etpas bdlt, einen sebeimer1
Gdrifttped1el eingeben tDnnte, obne al
ristiren, bab bieIe Mttenitiide, Dant
ber Snbistretton zines Men14en, Der
einise Mohen fran30iii4er Wtntiter
bes MuspGrtigen getpeien, pdbrenb
pieier Mmtsbauer aber 3eit genu9 gez
babt bat, Nbfbriften 1elbit BON ben
pertruulifiten 9ptumenten in bic
9a{de gu fteden - in ben Spalten
bes rJigaro" erl4eineng
(2(us Dem Petersburger r@re16oanm" }.
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'Der alte !9err mar 1ebr ernit setpors
ben: LIMB sic slauben-g"
,S9 CLAUDE Bel ibr meiner Sa4e
se,pib gu fem. @efrast babe i'd ie
freilih nod nidt, id pollte es niht
obne SIRE G%rlaubnib."
,Das lit re1t. 2aTen sic ibr ibre
unbefansenbeit nod Elm tpenis. lie 1T
nod 1ebr Jung. Weroen sic profe1z
Tor, malen Sic Sbre portrGts, err
ringer Sic iib bic sroBe Mebaille,
bann tpollen mir tpeiter bariiber reben.
sd mSdte metn Rinb Dor Notb f4iz
BEN; sic piTen, ih babe nur mein Sc
balt, unb es 1T feline Grbtante in unz
ierer isyamilie - Sbrem 3utunftssez
mGlbe feblt alio Der solbene 9interz
grunb.
sir ben tperbe i9 fprsen!" rief Der
Maler nit SJeuer.
WGbrenb er 10 ipra4, CAB Trdus
lein Ratbarina einem i9lanten, 19netz
btgen 9auptmann, Der por Ruraem
aur &rieasafabemie tpmmanbirt pors
ben mar, i6r Satport. Ser @ebeimratb
tbeilte e I'M nddften Sage in einem
langen @4reiben nit. Isle tperben
biei { gnttduf4uns pertpinben, lieber
iunser Greuno," bteb Is BARN. Der
Maler i@iittelte triibiinnis ben &opf.
rMiemals!" iaste er. ST bate mein
gauges Slid auf oiefe eine &arte gez
ieBt, nun it's porbei."
@rtt Mmor 1T eben niAt Sebem
freunbli9, unb es pirb INNER Elm
@ebeimnib bleiben, pie man oas srobe
Coos getptnnt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-10

bilbet itnb. IS pirb nun barauf bins
gearbeitet, benz prdiioenten bic @ef 1sz
nib au ertbeilen, na9 ietnem Grmefe'1
aud bic Gormiruns bon Negerbattes
rien anorbnen au burfen. Sb Der Gonz
areb biersu feline 3uitimmuns erthet@
len mirb, eri9etnt frasli@, mietpobl bic
Befirporter Der Mabnabme baraut
%bintpeiien, bab bic Negerregimenter 1t3
in benz aufreibenben @ren3eroten1te
aut bemdbrt baben. Mit tpenisen Iusz
nabmen iinb bieie Resimenter fait i1a@
mer in abgelesenen pldben itation'rt
aetpeien unb tpeber bic @efabren nod
Sic Strapaaen Der ubrigen Sruppenz
tbeile iino ibnen eripart geblieben. Sc
mGB benz 3eugntb Der Offciere, beren
@orte in biefer 8eaiebung bas aus
Sdlaqqebenbe @etpiht geben iollten,
baben bic farbisen Solbaten in aabls
rei9en &Gmpfen nit ben Rotbbduten
Sapferteit, 9%isctplin unb @epanbtz
belt betunbet, 10 bab bon ben Bis gum
Sabre 1892 perliebenen SO Sapfer=
feitsmebaillen II ben Negerregimenz
tern All She'll aeporben itnb, b. 3. elm
Drittel mebr, als bas @erbdltntb tbrer
Ropf3abl ausma9en piiroe. 4ud I'M
@rtragen bon @trapaaen fteben lie ben
peiBen @olbaten ni4t na4. Nad
Musueis bes 8eri9tes bes General
Mrates mar bic @terblihtett unter ben
2ebteren SIG bonn Sauienb, unter ben
1arbigen bagegen muir I'll. Mas oas
IN ber Mrmee melt berbreitete Safer
Der 9runtiuht anbetriHt, 10 bulbtgen
bic WeiBen bemfelben in bebeutenb
bDberem @rabe als bic Garbigen, oenn
mdbrenb ber pro3entiaB ber an Otto
bolismus leibenben neiBen Solbaten,
pelde in ben 9oipitdlern Mufnabme
fanben, 44.91 bonn Sauieno betrug,
mar ber1elbe BEL ben farbtgen &e9iz
mentern nur 1876 bonn 3auieno. Mu4
BEL 1ebr GROCER Rdlte baben ii@ bic
2eBteren mtberitanbsfdbig ertpteien,
ME aus ben 2eiitungen bes Is. Sn>
fanteriez Mesiments, bas IL Sabre in
ben @egenben ~itrenser Winter ptrbra4t
bat, uno bes 10. @apa1eriezM sgtments,
oas i'm Department BON Datota proz
ben i'm @rtragen BON IRdlte ab3ulegen
bate, erbe1t; bieie 9%ruppentbetle biet>
ten ben grimmigften Troft aus tpte tbre
peiBen &ameraben, unb tpenn bic Nez
ger nit tparrner Rletbung mie nit gez
niiQenben 2ebensmtttelr perfeben tpa<
rem, fiiblten fe ii@ Bel 20 Big 80 @rab
unter benz @efrerpuntt, als befdnben
iie fi9 in benz 2anbe ber 8aumipoQe.
I'm benz Heb. s. g. Stemaro, benz
&aplan bes Is. Snfanteriez& egiments,
baden bic Negeriplbaten einen tparmen
Treunb %gefunben, mel4er our@ Mort
unb @4rift it@ bemibt, tire 2eiitunz
gen in Elm bellies 2i@t 3u fte1en, nno
tpelder audi fir bic Gormirung bon
Negerbatterten eintrttt.
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@utFt@e ettm,,e aber 0rantret@.

SIM Namen ber Greibeit tperben in
6ranfrei9 DISQUALIFICATION auf Mbz
f4euli@teiten %begangen. 8alb treten
Nebner berppr unb perbDbnen bic 2ebz
rem Der &ir9e, balb tptrb bic 8ernihz
tung Der @e1ellf9aft bur4 DDnamit
unD 8omben 0Fentlih geprebigt.
@benfo gebt es in Jrantrei4 nit Der
prebfreibett gu. Der rsGigaro" bate
por anbertbalb Sabren bic 5reAheit,
in einem vMQiance ou Tlirt" betitelten
Mrtitel ftb an @ublanb nit Der Grage
3u tpenben, mas es eigentli4 bente;
pb es Elm 8lnoniB nit Grantrei4 einz
3ugeben beabii@tige ober ob es tbm nur
ben !9of ma9e? 9ieie 6rage mar f@on
bebbalb bumm, neil bic Mntmort uuf
bieielbe einfa4 folgenbermaBen lautete:
&uBlanb bat NIT 6rantret@ als Naz
tton eintge 9lei@e Snterefen; mir tpolz
len fogar 3ugeben, baB na4 8ilbung
bes Dreibunbes bic Snterefen beiber
Rei4e fat in alien Gragen ber inter-
n%ationalen polttit foltbarif4 getporben
ftnb. Sin fol4es @inberitdnoniB forz
bert feline 9e1@riebenen Photographer,
es bat cine tbat5d9libe Dafeinsbere4>
tigung, unb 10 lange bic leBtere beftebt,
tptrb audi oas @inperitdnoniB berr=
.i@en.
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Grtolsret@e Characteristics.

Mie man aus unierer Bunbes<
bauptftabt melbet, bat Der britii4t
Gonful bel Der argentinif@en @epublit
in Sibamerita, 9r. @aftreQ, ieiner
Mesieruns einen febr intereK anten Be-
ri4t erftattet iber ben 3uitanb BET
iioil4en Golonien, tpel4e betanntli4
BON Baron !9iri4 in Mrsentinien &C.
qrinbet muuDen. 9ie5er, ieoenfal1s
3uperlGKise 8eri@t itebt in erfreuli@em
@eqenfab gu benz Meiiten, pas man
iber bas @4idlal dbnltber @riinounz
gen in ben Der. Staten gebort bat.
Sm Sabre 1891 maren in ben ar
gentinif4en probin3en 8uenos MDres
unb @anta Sc 3pei 2anbitri4e ange>
fauft tporben, unb inn ielben Sabre
traf en- bort bic ct item 1850 Goloniiten
elm. 1892 tamen etpa 5000 1tn3u,
unb i'm borigen Sabre 5000 bis 5000
1obab i'm Sanuar 1894 bic @eiammt<
beb1lterung bie1er betben Golonien
ungefdbr $4,000 betrug. Mue bieie
Mn1iebler tparen S11ben aus benz 1iib>
li4en Rublano.
Ser @on1ul @aitreG beri@tet nun,
bab ii4 bieie Goloniiten in ent1hteben
gebeibli1en @erbdltntEen befdnben,
tpel9e belDnbers bemertenstpertb 1eten,
tpenn>haan in 8etra4t 3iebe, baB bis
gum San1ar 1892 auf lenen 2anbftrtz
den nod ni4t etnmal Der @aien gez
tpenbet getpefen lei.
@egenpdrtig baben bic Goloniften
17,25O Mcres an M~ei3enlanb auein,
peldes Bel BET leBten @rnte 1900
Spnren Mei3en einbrabte, bic einea
Wertb bon $4,000 reprGienttrten.
Sci benz niebrtger preiie bes Mei3ens
1T bies qlei4bebeutenb NIT z Procent
auf oas bisber bort angelegte Capital.
@Qes in mem, f4eint es, baB bieies
un%ternebmen, auf tpeId)es man in ber
aan3en Melt geipennt mar, it9 tpeit
better bemdbrt bat, als 8tele na9sanz
bert1ettigen 0rfabrungen ertparteten,
unb entf4teben lebenstrGftig 1T.
Sic bon Baron 9tr14 organiiirte
MKociation seftattet ben Mniteblern,
bret @iertel tbrer @rnten fir 1i4 gu
bebalten; bas anbere 0tertel 1T an Ell
men bienittbuenben Mgenten 3u ent=
rihten, als @bi4lags3abluag auf bas
2anb, bic @erbeherun9en, bas @teb,
bic Mabrungsmtttel unb ale @ege11z
ftGnbe, pelhe ben @tnmanberern i'm
@oraus geliefert tpurben. Sober Jamiz
lie tperben 100 Mcres 2anb, 8 Bis 70
@tiid 9ornbieb etn14ltebli4 0dien,
apei pfliige, 3pei @ggen unb Elm
9ausden nebit ben Bis our 3eit Der
@elbfterbaltung n0tbtgen 2ebensmitz
teln getpdbrt. 1nb bteie @inrthtungen
baben lire Yrobe, in Mrgentinier tpez
nigitens, gut beitanben unb se3eigt,
baB nit einem 9roben She'll Der ruff
f4en Suben audi auberbalb bes @tabt=
lebens no@ INNER etmas %anaufangen
LIT. IL, J
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Der Neeerals eo1sat.

Das Meeerelement in I'M ierer 8unz
besarmee 1T 3ur !3eit >auf bas 9. unb
10. Gapaqerte= otpie bas "a. unb 25.
Snfanteriez &egtment bef@rdntt, tpel9e,
BEN sefeblt9en 8eftimmungen ent1prez
4enb, ausi@lieBli@ aus Garbtgen gez
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Deutf1eS 1trtbetl aber ~auaertta'
slide 2anomirtbt@aft.

Direttor Gonrabi aus Qobenpe5tebt
in !6olftein bate i'm 4uftrage bes
Nei9stanalers bic Musitelluns in @biz
caeo beludt, a1m Elm Bib iiber ben
@tanb Der 2anopirtbi@aft in Imerita
gu getpinnen. SIN Oortmunber lanoz
pirt6i4aftliden Rreisperein bielt 9err
@onrabi unldnsit einen 8ortrag lber
feline @rfabrungen unb %entrollte III
groBen .3isen Elm Bib Der ameritaz
nii9en Xanomirtbi9aft. @onraot 1T
gu Der ueberaeusung gelangt, baB Der
Wettbetperb in Mei3en bon Noroamez
rita i'm 2aufe Der nad9iten Sabr3ebnte
na4lahen, ia, gang eingeben merbe.
Die @r3eugung geftalte 1nh bort tbeuz
rer, ba ber jungfrdulipe 8oben erz
l90pft lei uno balb geounst tperben
miihe, tpenn ct etntrdglihe @rnten lie
fern 1oue, unb Mmerita braude 1elbit
bon Sabr gu Sabr mebr Mel5en tn
folse Der rai4 madfenpen Yepoltez
%rungs5abl. @Der tonne Elm Wettbez
psrb in Roggen eintreten. Mmerita<
nif4e Moltereiz@ raeuenthe feten ni@t
geeignet, ben beuti4en @r3eugninen
Ronturren3 gu MAIDEN, ba3u feten lie
piet gu i9leht. Mnbers liege es NIT
benz Jleii9banbel, Der ben Deutfaen
i. III england i4on arg bebrdnge.
Muf benz @ebiete Der 0Kb3u4t babe
Der Mmeritaner bur@ ri4tige unb Dfz
tere 8lutauffriidung unb audi baz
bur9, neil Ct ftets bas Bette unb 9beuz
critic taufe, piel erreibt. Der Staat
gable in Mmerita teine prGmiena fir
bic 2anbpirtbi4aft, mas ber Garmer
erreide, errei9e er aus eigener Rraft.
Das lanbnirtbi@aftlibe @hulmefen,
pas bonn @taate unterbalten nerbe,
lei gut georbnet, ftets ieien nit ben
|S4ulen Mtrtbi4aften berbunben, in
benen ii4 ieber @9iiler, jebe S4ilerin,
ibr 8rot berbienen mibten. Sic Ser
fu9sftationen gingen NIT bet praris
9anb in 9anb, Der ameritanii4e @tuz
Oent i@eue iid nibt, in Der @rnte5eit
beim 6armer gu arbeiten, UNI bic Mitz
tel fir neiteres @tubtum gu ertperben,
in Mmerita beftebe eben tpentg Inter
i@ieb 3pi1den getitiger Mrbeit unb
ber 9anbarbeit. Nur bur@ eiiernen
TleiB, bup4 Before MusnuBung Der
Mrbeitsfrdfte, Mnpenbung bon btligen
Mai4inen, m0gliditer @ermeioung oes
3mi14enbanbels fet ber amerttaa!l4e
2anbmirtb borpdrts getommen. Die
2Dbne 1eien bel b0ber als in 9euti@z
lamb, Der @runb3tns lei in man4en
@egenoen um's Doppelte ober Drei=
fade b0ber als Bel uns. Der amert=
tanii4e 2anbptrtb lei ni&t better gez
felt als BET beut59e, aber ct tlage tpez
niger. Gin 9allptiibel Der beuti4en
2anbmtrtbi4aft lei ber 3mii4enban=
bel unb bic @etreibeipetulation an Der
80rle, tpel4e mebr fhaoe ais bic 3oqz
ermdbigung, bic Der ruifi@e Sanbels=
bertrag bebinge.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-02-26
ALL SUMMER FIGHT.
Cut Rates to the Rockies and the
Coast Likely to Bring Many
Visitors.

Chicago, Feb. 26.-The Western Pas
senger association is torn up over the
prospects of the coming Santa Fe-South.
ern Pacific row, and the Burlington and
the Rock Island are exercised over the
prospects of the Southern Pacific routing
all Its through business via Ell Paso and
shutting them out.
The Western Passenger association
lines have informed the A., I. 4
s. F. that they can not com
ply with its request to continue
the sale of through tickets via Barstow
and Los Angeles. The association lines
say that to continue the sale of these
tickets will involve them in complica-
tions with their passengers which they do
not care to assume. Most of them are
willing to sell tickets reading over the
Atchison all the way to San Francisco,
leaving the latter road to get its passen-
gers north from Los Angeles in any way
it can.
The Union Pacific has created a world
of trouble by announcing rate of one
fare for the round trip between Denver
and the Missouri river for the annual
meeting of the American Institute of
Homeopathy which will be held in Den
ven June IA to 20. The Union Pacific
has made the tickets good for thirty days
and has rendered their rate to its connec-
tions as a basing rate. This action OF
the Union Pacific will upset rates through
out the entire summer.
Omaha-The Union Pacific and Bur-
liugton roads to-day decided to accept
the tender of the Southern Pacific offered
yesterday by that road to meet the cut
made by the Santa Fe. General Passen-
ger Agents Lomax and Francis held a
conference this morning and agreed to
make the round trip rate from Missouri
river to San Francisco $3.50, and the rate
one way $40, to 60 into effect March l.
This will have the effect of throwing
down the bars that has SO far prevented
a big transcontinental passenger rate war
as should the Union Pacific and Burling
ton have refused to accept the rates ths
Southern Pacific could only have met the
Santa Fe cut by way of Ell Paso.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-02-26
THE MARK ETN.

New York, Feb. 26.-Money on call cas-.
at per cent; prime merchnntable
paper, 3 q 5la. Sterling exchange
steady with actual business in bankers
bills at $4.ss4 for demand and $4.s6l.
for sixty days.
New York.-Silver 6Ols. Lead $3.1O
Copper, dull; lake, $9.5S.
New York-Woolste steady; domestic fleece
IS a 25; pulled, 20 q 26.
Chicago.-Wheat steady, cash, 81; May
SOL. Corn, easier; cash, 332l May, 36lss
Pork, lower; May, $l1.95; July, $11.9715
Chicago.-Cattle receipts, 10000; ;active
prime and extra steers, $3.50 a $4.75;
good to choice, 1870 a. $4,25; others, $3
q 1915. Sheep and lambs receipts, 15,-
900; steady; top sheep, So a $3.50; top
lambs, 81 a $i.35.
Omaha.-Cattlo receipts, 2,4o0; steers
s q 10c lower, $3.50 q $4.25; cows
steady, $l.5O q So; feeders, 1926 q
$3.50. Sheep receipts, 1,1O0; market
lower; sheep, 1926 a 1926; lambs, $25C
~ 1915.
Kansas City-Cattle receipts, 4,5oO
shipments, 2,1O0;w weak to 1Oc lower; Texas
steers, $3.50 a $3.50; shipping steers
So a. $3.50; Texas and native cows, $1.5C
a $3.50; stockers and feeders, $275 g
$3.50; bulls, $l.75 a $3.50. Sheep re.
ceipts, 100; shipments, 400; steady.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-02-26
ACTS LIKE A THIEF.
Wiman Pleads Not Guilty. But Will
Take Advantage Of An ola
Treaty Provision.

New York, Feb. 26.-.The public state
ment Of the attorneys OF Erastus Wiman,
claiming his innocence of the charges for
which he was bound over in $25,000 bail
to appear in criminal proceedings insti-
tuted against him, forshadowered his plea
of mot guilty" which was made this
morning in the court of general sessions.
Judge Martin ordered his release, con-
tinulng his original bail. It is not yet
decided when the case will be brought up
for trial. 1t is said Wiman's counsel will
take advantage of the treaty of 1912 be-
tween the United States and Canada which
permits six of Wiman's countrymen to
appear on the jury trying him.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-02-26
Is Too Bad.

Paris, Feb. 26.-The prospects for a
duel between Audient Gilbert, of New
York, and Senior Don Manuel del Pillar de
Santa Maria are now bad. One of the
principals is suffering from influenza and
one of the seconds started for London to-
day, saying that he was tired of the whole
affair which is making no progress.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-02-26
A Harmless Bomb

Pisa, Feb. 26.-During performance
of Othello at the Teatro Duevo last night,
a bomb was thrown into the auditorium
from window in the rear of the stage.
The explosive missile burst with loud re-
port and created great excitement. 1t
did not injure anybody and did not dam
age the theater.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-02-26
Meeting OF A. o. U. w.

Fort Scott, Kas., Feb. 26.-About 1000
delegates to the grand lodge A. 0. U. W.
met here to-day. It was the largest meet
ing of the order ever held in this state.
There is unusual interest manifested in
the election of officers. The leading can
didates for grand master are, ]. W.
Hughs, of Topeka, and Ed. Wheeler, of
Fontenac,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-02-26
The Poor Prince.

Paris, Feb. 26.-Prince Colonna re-
turned from Naples to-day and has been
in consultation with a distinguished
American lawyer. The latter advised him
that the only possible way to regain his
children was to 60 to the United States
and bring the matter before the courts of
America The prince was furious at the
manner in which he had been referred to
in the New York papers and expressed
a wish to challenge the proprietor OF one
of the leading newspapers Of New York,
The American lawyer, however, succeeded
in iisuading the prince from challenging
the newspaper man. {,
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Ina Critical Condition.

Chester, Pa., Feb. 2G.--Judge j. W. Nc
Dill, interstate railroad commissioner who
has been ill at his home in this city for
several weeks, is still in a critical condi-
tion. He is suffering from typhoid fever
due to malarial fever contracted in Wash
ington.
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Topeka, Feb. 26.-The Gulf & Inter
state railway executive board has guar
antee of sufficient money to build 200
miles of road, and work begins at Fort
Bolivar, Texas, in two weeks. The road
will run north through central Kansas,
and own it's sleeping car, express and
telegraph service.
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To-DAY's HOUSE.

When the house entered upon the third
week of it's struggle over BANDS seignior-
age bill at noon to-day there was good
attendance, both on the floor and in the gal
leries. Immediately after the reading OF
the journal Mr.. Hatch, chairman Of the
committee on agriculture, arose and
stated that his committee claimed general
jurisdiction over the bill Cthe anti-op.
tions bilD which had been referred by the
speaker to the ways and means commit
tee, and he moved ii be referred to the
agricultural committee. Messrs. Reed,
Hopkins, Breckenridge and Bynum at
tempted to crowd in some remarks, but
the chair decided the question was not
debatable, and on rising vote Mr.,
Hatch's motion was carried SO to 81. Mr.
Warner, of New York, made the point OF
no quorum, whereupon Hatch demanded
the yeas and nays
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will Change the Date.

Chicago, Feb. 26.-Judge Brentano,
who has been criticised for fixing the
execution of murderers Prendergast and
Higgins on Good Friday, said to day he
intended no disrespect to church tradi-
tion. It was an accident that the date
was set. The day of execution may yet
ha changed.
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THE NEW MEXICAN.

Daily, English Weekly and Spanish
Weekly editions, will be found on
sale at the following news depots,
where subscriptions may also be
made:
Charles Way, Cerrillos.
S. E. Newcomer, Albuquerque.
3. T. Link, Silver City.
j. B. Hodgen, Deming.
G. G. Miller, Hillsborough
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A Disastrous Fire.

London, Feb. 26.-Bellamy & Coz.
granaries and the King and Queen steam
ship wharf were destroyed by fire to-day.
Five large blocks all filled with flour were
destroyed. Loss, 100000.
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Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fai
At COchiti Gold Camp.

Visitors will find Peter Powers pre-
pared with tents to receive and accom-
modate all comers. He also runs gen.
eral supply store, where hay and grain
and other camp necessities may be he'd.
restaurant attached. This camp is twelve
miles west of Cochiti Pueblo, in Pine
canon.
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The Gentleman is Dead,

Sing Sing, N. Y, Feb. 26.-Mathew
Johnso on was eleotrocuted at 11:34 this
morning for the murder of Emil Kuckel-
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Fine MoBrayer whisky at Colorado sa
Reduced Rates

On account of the California Mid-winte1
international exposition. The Santa Fe
route has placed on sale round trip tick
cts to San Francisco at $54.4O, including
Eve admission coupons to the fair. Tick.
cts limited thirty days from date of sale
Continuous passage in each direction, fol
full particulars call at city Office. i
H. Z. LuTz, Agent.
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