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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-05
Not Allowed to Vote.


For the twentieth time in 25 years
Mrs. L. J. Loonis Of 2o99 Wabash av-
enue Appeared at,the poiling station on
April to cast her ballot Her vote was
challenged. Mrs. Loomis turned in her
motherly way to the men and asked,
WHY" III aiiswcr to questions she said
she was Registered, was Of age, was born
in this country, had never committed
crime and was landowner, and that
was all the law required. The judges
were uneasy, but Mrs. Loomis was
Obliged to leave without voting Mrs.
Loomis belongs to one Of Che eldest a
most aristocratio families on, the i
Side and has ewncd property in Chi
for 80 years. She is "a wsn lSaewn me
Der of the suffrage party and hopes to
take her caseanto eyart ana have II de-
cided there. Her attorney thinks that as
the law nowSrcads 1t gives women the
privilege 'ofstlie ballot Chicago Dis
patch.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-05
THE BARS WILL Be LET DOWN
Another Rate War Looming
Up in the Distance.
Disagreement of the Western Pas
senger Association.
The Santa Fs Raises Refrigerator Fruit
kates-Opsning of La Jsila Tx
tension of the Pacific
Beach Road.
By the Associated prsss

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May 4.-The presidents and
general managers OF the Central Traffic
association were in session today consid-
ering the existing decentralization in
both passenger and freight rates.
Nothing was accomplished today. II
the lines do not get together at the pres.
ent meeting it is likely that the bars
will he thrown down for general fight
all along the line.
The Western Passenger association
lines have adjourned their meeting sub
ject to the call of Chairman Caldwell,
with the understanding that he is not
to wait longer than Thursday of next
week before calling meeting. Matters
between the association and the Union
Pacific were not arranged, and stand
about where they stood 10 days ago.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-05
A wATERsPoUT BRoKE.
A Terrible Rain and Hail storm

A Terrible Rain and Hail storm In
Kansas.
READING, Kan, May 4.-The central
portion OF Lyon county and the south
err section of Usage county was visited
by terrible storm tonight. A water
spout broke, flooding the country and
running crops. The devaatation of
the water was increased by an
unparalleled ice storm. Ice formed
as il fell IL inches in circumference that
X He'd cattle and ruined crops. In this
town every window pane was shattered
and destruction 10 reported from Olvet,
in Osage county. II is impossible to-
night to even estimate the amount of
damage that has been done, but meagre
reports have been received that many
persons have been injured by the tor
rents OF ice and water and falling build
ings.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-05
Raising tho Roofs.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, May 4.--The
noted Evangelist, Sam Jones, and his
partner, George Stuart, are making
tour of the state in the interest OF pro.
hibition and they are raising the roof
off things. Their tour began at Briatol
Tuesday, and Wednesday they were at
Knoxville. Great crowds greeted them at
each place. They held open air meet
ings at Baseball park in this city with
three services. Fifteen thousand PEG.
pie were present. 1t was the greatest
politico-religious gathering ever held in
Chattanooga. 1t is the purpose OF this
movement TO secure the enactment by
the next general assembly OF Tennessee
OF law similar to the Mississippi
whisky law. Under that law when g
saloon keepers license expires he can
not renew it unless a majority OF The
citizens OF his district will sign petit
ton to the authorities of the county, and
this petition must be published il the
daily papers for three weeks.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-05
TURF, DIAMOND AND PRIZE RING
Summary Of Yesterdays Racing
Events.
Lamplighter Will Not Start in the
Brooklyn Handicap.
Entries for the Kentucky Derby-Na-
tionai League Ball Games-Dick
Burge Wins Fight--Rdger-
ton-Dixon Match.
BY the Associated pre,s.

BY the Associated Press
NASHVILLE, May 1.-The track was
slippery, weather cloudy, and attend
ance about 1000 at Cumberland park to-
day. The winners were sll we'll back.
Calm Belo's Linda's Last won the stake
from field OF fair class.
Six furlongs-Santa Maria won, Cora
Taylor second, Henry Young third !;
time, l ~.
Four and a half >furlongs-Leonas
Last won, Caprivi second, Denoth third !;
time, 0:57.
Duncan Hotel handicap, for all ages.
$1,000 added, one mile-Linda won,
Ducat second, King Lee third; time,
1:44.
Tx furlongs, heats, fret heat-Say On
won, Miss Dixie second, Tom Kelly third /;
time, :l71a.
Second heat-say On won, Miss Dixie
second; time, :l515.
Match race, one mile-Revenue won,
Valera second, Red Cap third; time,
1:464.
One mie--The Queen won, imported
Flora Myers second, Beati6ce third {;
time. l AZ.
HAWTHORNE, May 4.--Seven furlongs
Jimmy X won, Fair Knight second,
Boundbrook third time, :294.
Mile and 20 yards-Goodbye won,
Patrick second, Hume third; time,
:57l4.
Hall mile--Lillian @ won, Ia Ia Sec
ond. Toby third time, :53.
Six furlongs-Miss Patten won, Fancy
second, Fury third; time, 1:l2H.
Six thoroughbred won, Imp. Percy
second, Montana third time, 20.
Roby Ind, May 4.-Nine-sixtee
u a mile-C. Heisa won, Tomay Dixon
second, Bankrupt third; time, l 02.
Five furlongs-Hi Henry won, La
Gartia second, Yucstan third; time.
l:0714.
Elsven-sixteenths of a mile Osario
won, Shenandoah Maid second, Theo-
dore H. third time, :141s.
Six undergraduate Lowell won, West.
chester second, Outlook third; time,
1921.
Five furlongs-Antrim won, Eli Sec
ond. Major Thornton third; time,
l:07K.
Nine-sixteenths OF mile--Marcsllina
won, Verbena second, Meadows third
time, 1:0l14.
SAN FRANcIsco, May Alive fur
longe-Chula won, Rear Guard second,
Gold Dust third; time, 1928.
Half mile, maiden 2.year .olds-Mari-
gold won, Gallant second, Kitty l..
third; time, 0:491a.
One mile-Orizabs won, Seaside Sec
ond. Blue and White third; time,
1:431.
Seven-eighths handicsp-De Bracey
won, Gussie second, Romulus third
time, ;2S14
Five ana one-half furlongs-North
won, Border Lsssie second, Artist third !;
time, :0824,
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-05
Waiting for Orders.

TACOMA, Wash. May 4.-The Bering
sea fleet, which is rendezvousing here,
has been ready for 10 days to sail north,
but no sailing orders have been received.
A rumor is current among officers OF the
feet that some important subject is
under consideration by the navy depart
ment which is causing the delay. The
United States steamship Adams went
on the dry dock at Quartermayter hsr-
Dor today for repairs.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-05
Japan and Foreigners.

In the last century there was Japa-
nese law providing that no ship or ma
tive should leave Japan under pain of
forfeiture or death; that any one return
ing from foreign country should be
killed. that no one should purchase any
thing from foreigner, and that any
person bringing letter from abroad
should die, together with all his family.
Chicago Tribune.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-05

SAN DIEGO. May 4.--The La Jolla ex-
tension of the Pacific Beach railroad will
be formally insugurated on May 18th,
under the direction OF the Elk lodge Of
this city. A special ritual IL to be pre-
pared for that purpose by committee
composed OF Messrs Dudley, Frandzen,
Wright and White, appointed Thursday
night. The last spike in the extension
will be driven with appropriate exer
cises. AT present the track layers are
on the last mile, close upon the heels Of
the graders,
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-05
Business.

"Say, old man, want to talk busi-
ness to you a few minutes"
Certainly; go ahead. .
''Could you lend me $25 without in
convenience"
eyes, think I could. "
''Thanks. III return it shortly"
"What security will you give?''
"Why-er-I--didn't think any nec-
essary."
"Oh probably misunderstood you.
/ thought you said you wanted to talk
business. "--Indianapoli Sentinel.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-05
A Fivo-Cent Murderer.

Z SALT LAKE. Mayy4-A colored man
was arrested here this afternoon by the
police on the charge of numbering
Charles Wilson while engaged in a
game OF cards in Fenton Marsh's saloon
on Water street. Chicago, on Thanks
giving day. The quarrel was over the
small amount of cents. He will be
held, awaiting the arrival OF requisition
papers.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-05
MORE FUNNY BUSINESS.

hKicsiug Ostrich to Be Matched
Against "a Kicking Stork.
AN FRANCISCO, May ALBERT Lum-
a, manager of the ostrich farm at
midwinter fair, has issued chal-
|ge offering TO match his big ostrich,
h Blaine. in fight against the big
lrk in tbs Japanese village, for 800.
koth birds have regulations as hard
,sfers and both are possessed OF bad
pers, that will make q fight between
Ia lively one.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-05
The Rate to BE Advanced.

AS was expected yesterday the Santa
Fe Refrigerating ompany has given
notice that it will advance the cut rates
of $50 and $50 to $75 and 500. to take
effect May 10th. Mr. s. b. Hynes. gem
ersi freight agent of the Santa Fe, re-
ceivsd notification to this effect late
Wednesday evening.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-05
A Fatal saloon Row,

SACRAMENTO. May Ain q saloon row
in Washington, suburb of this city,
tonight, young man named James Nc
Gowan stabbed John Powers four times,
inflicting severe wounds from which he
may die. Both had been drinking.
MCGOWAN was arrested.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-05
offered q Good Job.

ST.. PAUL. Mimi, May 1t is re-.
ported that E. @. Mcneil, general man
ager Of the Iowa Central, has been Of
fered the general managership of the
Great Northern, to succeed G, w. Case,
resigned.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-05

N. r. White, passenger traffic man
ager of the Santa Fe, accom- panied by
party in private car, left Topeka yester-
day en- route for San Diego. They will
reach the city OF bay 'n'climate on Mon
dET.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-05
Tho KsntncRx nnrhv.

pUIeyILLE, KY, May 4.--Secrstary
be has announced 20 declarations for
Kentucky derby, to be run May 10Th.
entries are: Advocate, Mechanic,
Stream, Gniding Star, Ludlow,
GSye Fellow, King Charlie, Julius,
lndags (Triana illy), Oursy, Glen
i The Croker. The Ironworker, Gal
Il. SPat, Tarie, His Honor, Warwick
p, ResRlendent, Renavon, Pate
korpie, Edgewater. Aloazo, Saddle
|. Newark, Grevase. Topeanoxie.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-05
CALIFORNIA; CHERRIES.

CHICAGO. May 4.--The Earl Fruit
company sold California cherries today
at s2-50@3 DO per 10pound boxes. These
early cherries are rather small. They
will become more desirable as the size
increases.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-05

jake Brewn. alias John Coleman, was
hanged yesterday at Jefferson City,
No., for the murder OF Frank Mackin.
foreman Of the penitentiary ehopa, while
serving term.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-05

PHILADELPHIA, May "A match has
been arranged between Walter Edger-
ton and George Dixon. Each OF the
parties have $1,000 side posted, and the
remaining $1,000 side Is to be posted
one week before the date Of the fight.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-05

New York, May 4.--Mr. Wslbaum
announces that Lampighter will not
start in the Brooklyn handicap.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-05

|EDoN, HAY AT the BoIinrbrook
last nlsRt Dick Bnrge of New
10 pnd Harry Nicklesa OF Lambeth
pt FOR purse Of $500 aud the 10
} chsmpionGhip. Burge won in a
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-05

NEW YsRK, May A. - The British
steamer Persian Monarch was afoat at
Z O'Clock tonight. Tugs are towing her
to this city.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-05

poor fight Of % rounds. Four ounce
gloves were used.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-10
W ons ra'- allen

London, March The Information
Nom-n's Cnpn, which owes i,a inception
a. Mrs. Warren Snnad and its iuaugura-
tion IA the 'rngrcss "f rprrscntativ"
women al Cha, ago last year il experience
ing somril,ug ola furur, no lcss than
twenty bIancArs having been formed IN
difie-n, parts If the country during the
past week. rL" cardinal aims aud OH
iects of the union ARE the "niranchlsr-
ment ~ women IN every country, and
the preservation of peace between
workers of all na,iunall,irs, over 100
leading women nnl men uf England,
France. India aud other countries have
enrolled their names. Lazy Henry Somer.
set being prominent among Tia" ac,iv"
workers N England Early IN the
spring n delegation will l"av" for ia"
United States and ,h" provinces "i
Canada i"r the purpos" Of organizing
And promoting the Union un the other
side uf the Atlantic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-10
IN SIGHT!
The Stocks Of Corn and Wheat in
the Ountry.
Monster Methodist Conference
in Session at Ph ladclphia.
Rapid In rease OF the MEMBER hip or
International Mnmen's I nion.
TRsr TRip or uATri.r SHIP.
the Ountry.

Washington, March I--rrl"gramn ~.
ceived here from several II the leading
cities in the country indicate that extra.
ordinary interest is manifested IN the gov.
ernmen, crop report 10y leading operators
who ARE figuring on the probable stocks ui
wheat and corn un the first of the month
The report will l." made public late "a.
morrow ai1'Inu,n Gu,-i adviccn seem Ia
indicate that the wheat report will show "a
stock Ia the ncghl'nih"rl uf lm, 600, 900
bushels. or one third lrrs than at this time
last year. ~" farmers or the unrthwcs,
have been induced 10y the hard times tu
market their cr"l' m"r" rl"-"ly than ever,
but NJ the sanr tim" lnrg" stocks uf win.
ter wheat have h""u RETAINED. the farmers
being dissatisfied with prices aud holding
on the hop" that every month would make
n difference ~ their favor Il IN though,
the stockH uf curu viii T." IN the uoighl,or
huud uf iuu. .uuO. .unD burh"lr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-10
t'h usaus case

Washington, Marh : This n the day
rrrrnIt"ril! aSsigr'i hy Judge Bradley
of the ruprrm" court uf the lhs,riC, ui
Columbia fir the commencement "c ~,
damage suit for breach uf proInls" oi mar.
riags hrmght by Msirlin" ID. Pnllarl
agains, Congressman W. &. y. Brck"n-
ridge, of kcu,ncky. aud the ruur, r,"n
was crowded this morning IN anticipation
of the rnsr being called Both SIDES have
an eminent array "f counsel. that uf Miss
pollari brIug headed by Judge Jr~ vii
sou and &. Carlisle, while Congressman
Brrck"nrkig-'- chief ahvucGtrr arr Col
Phil y, Thompson, Of krntucky. W A
Mckrnny, II tins city, and Enoch L"ttrn
The NATURE II the evidence to I've submit.
tel uu l"half II the plaintiff has Alrrady
been pul,lishcd IA II nAus-s,ing extent
and 49, have the outlinrH II IA" Testimony
tn Ice submitted for the defense, wlncl
mainly consists ~ attacks upon ia" hon
nr ani chastity uf th" woman concerned
During a.. past ak weeks cnmmirsi"u,
ers for lpth ridrS have hrrn taking -vl
d.ncc in Ohio, Kentucky aud .lrewh"r'
And III. character of THE testimony, tAkrr
in connection with the high public stand
ing nf th. defendant tends Ia make the
cAr.' on" uf the Inu~t salaciuur IN n nm
,ional a.nn. ever trici IN this country
Friends u the kentucky congressman
prof..r. ,o b" confident that n far Rnd
dica,ion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-10
F,o.r,-a,ng mrhrr~ colonies

PhIlHd"lphia, MARCH - \u ans, -'Ea.
ti"n int" the condition "f the Hebrew "u.".
nies ia New Jersey which hAr Iur, h""r
concluded dey"l"rS ia" t''t that lI"y ar
ia ~ iinurirhing condition that arraug'.
mrn,S will at Once h" NAL" tur hingrus
over in the Upriug large uuml"'r IT ~
crui'H. The investigation shows that Tie
hAri times have had little ~ u" effect al,
un the colonies. that the cluHk, willow
war" aud other Nc,urir~ arr ruuuue ct
full tim. and furnishing amp" employ
tnru,. and that there has been Little ~ u,
Necessity for drawing uu the liarn
llIrsch trus, fund t,r the rrlr'f "f dIs
tT,sHr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-10

Massilon, O.. March \ Pac. rimi,'H ~
the badges ,n br worn in the grrn, pil.
grimRge to Washington projected 10y
Cox.y, II gooi reads fame, h. protest
against any further robbery "f th"
IH,oIl" by interest upon hnndH ar other
paper were iSau@i to-day, There mr."
eight Il them, and on. and all they ARE
dccid-dly rtctureslu" All ~ them bear
the inscription Peace on rArtl" Some
are adorned with sh.af of wheat. others
with two hands clArpei, others with siI
hearts fastened together by pole pass
lng through the center of zach, others
| have dssi igu consisting uf n legal tender
! dollar hill. ami others again have battle
axes and chains. Each badge also bears
the inscription "lsath +" londs he
signs fur the sAahes tn b" worn ar" also
made public. That nf IA" president ~
III" pilgrimage will /" r-i, WHIT" and
blue ,l,nr" - the group mArshAls viii
l- - red, c"InIniSaAry mArshAls blue,
commune mArshAls white, canton mar.
shAls' aids rnk, aud the general mar.
shalS of purple lh" latter will also
wear n larg. baigr which 10 = fac -siinilr
81 u quill I~n. In addition every officer
and member Of the pilgrimage
will wear badge in hiS 81 her hat ar
bonnet giving the number e ia" group,
the letter 81 the commune, IA. sl.;u Il the
canton aud the name II the c"rmuu,'j
Ia which they belong. A final arp"aI 'n
labor unions, farmers alliances aud other
organizations " fall into line aud r~I"rt
her "n Raster Sunday Ia ala" 10 he is-
su."i tomorrow. II concludes with the
wOris "Rouss. ~ bondsmen. AMI pro.
t.s, Asalu-, the yoke. now And forever"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-10

London. March : 4 small dividend
was paid to-day I" the creditors d the
Lnuduu ,,rurral bank, one nf the con.
crrus wrecked 10y Jah"t Bnlfnur, the
member uf parliament who ilrd IT, Buenus
Ayrru and is now under arrest IA the
Argentine Rrpuhli" bending decision 1T
the question whether his uifrusrr cuiu"
under 'hr rNtrnditiun trratS recently
concluded between that republic aud
Gr"nt Britain. The receivers now think
,hH, the hank may pay dollar for dollar,
although thir may TAX" ten years or
mo- Tnr stockholders, however. have
IA" h"I" "t recovering single penny.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-10
aeIsi-,ag "a nuda Pest.

Budn Pest, March = Mor than 3po.-
ON persons joined n til" demonstration
in favor of the civil marriage hill, IA.
Minister Crosby presided over the iarg.
marched through ia" streets cheering
for the cahiuc, aud waving flags aud ban.
ner-. Crowds hav" sn,h"''i NIL day before
Premier Wekerie, Count cEaky, minister
public worship, and Dr Won Szilagyi,
misis,rr "f Justice, Th" aprraranr" "i
signal f"r ,umul,uous dcmonstrHiinr~.
Many houses will hr illuminated to-
night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-10
Dor ssw hey ttar~-.

Chadrpu, N"h.. March q, Th" ,uN huy
rae" irum here I" Chirag" lus' summrI
was uf such universal ut"rrr, Hri such IL
pay ing Investment I" it, hackers that u
IL proposed ia" canning sriiug tn hav,
several more luus races INSTEAD uf rn,,
ing I" Chicago. IA" coming ruuirrt. WU
be- over hvr.mll" ruIrr" H." riirI.
will start AT q "'cl"k ju ia" morning m
ori"r I" r"mpl"'" 100 mpir- Ia day
Ih" iAr-S have h""n -"t fr Arr.l -, >.
and 2d. One day will l." given a. 8" H.
dAur Th"r arr uuw over l;u cu,rIre ~
the Indian race"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-10

DENVER DOINGS!
The City Has the Luxury Of a
Double Police Force.
The Tariff Bill not Ready TO be
Reported.
Closing Arguments In the Celebrated
COughlin Case.
4 KOBbEk CONfkssEs.

Denver, Marrh : The double pulicc
fore" lrumisr- tu make things iut-rrrting
for the city. III" governor to-day ~
moved orr and Martin from the police
hnai'l aud appointed Dennis Mullins and
; y. barnes, present chief "f police, aud
th" force stand hy the old board and re-.
fuse to obey the new The latter will or
gAuizr tomorrow. when it IN expected the
new chirf and new fore" will be appoint
eel A. ~ men ar, employed in the po.
lice department the result will be costly q.
It IL durz not amount tu something worse.
Truuhle IL leaked for when the new board
meets tomorrow
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-10
No rra-. OF nil.i.E Men.

Missoula. Idaho. March 9.-The second
relief party tina, haS been searching fnr
Colgate, the unfortunate cook left ia the
mountains 10y the Csrln party, are on
their return journey and reached Ken
drick this morning, They have been ou'
sixty days and the story of their hard
ships IL fearful They were days with
out fosi and had many narrw escapes
from death. The party passed h"yond
where Colgate was left, AMI no trace ID
hlu WAS fIlua,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-10
Tramr Association

Chicago, March The members oi
the Cru,ral Traffic Association are in srr-
sion this afternoon at the Monadnock h
Building for the purInse II deciding uIpu
a rate fur the nrIt national rncAmpmcn,
of the 'irand Army II the Republic, Ia b,
held IN pi,,shurg neat September, and al.
~ the rate for the coming iih II July. |,
is Thought that single round trip rate
fnr IA" Grand Army rucampmen, irum all
points N Association territory will hr ap.
proved. The association vii. al-n con.
Sdcr the v"Srd question II granting hall
lar" lrrmits for 'hr officers uf the Chris
tinn EndrnNur Spriety
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-10

home to-day lie i"ok ur hi- temporary
alrdu ia Chicag without invitation. aud
his drrartur" wa. not attended 10y either
lamentations ur farewell dinners IN u
vaingloriuus mu"l hr aunuuurcS that
affairs ri home cuml"l him tu return
sooner than hr had expected, aul ,ha,
With tila,lstnuc's resignation and th-
meeting of parliamen, next week things
~ dear old London arr srt at skies aud
seven, Rnd II IL necessary for him 1" hr
on the spot llis b,Uk "u Chicago. which
Il n eaid, will contain the uainr- uf u
large number ui prominent citizens who
own real rria'" rented for quest iIuuahlr ur
disrputRhl" ptip,s-cs, IL du" lruu the
l,rcHs IN about a week. hut Stead DENIES
that h" II il"'iug irum ,h" wrath tu ruiur.
Neat fall il Eueileu affairs permit h" will
return iu th' CuIl-i Statr,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-10

Detroit. Mich, March THE second
annual bench show opened at the Audi
,orium to-day aud is infinitely better than
the show of last year. which ranked only
thiri in the country, Chicago and New
York brin,' in ia" first two places The
premium list is large The judges in.
clndr James Mortimer, of New York. aud
Charles u Mason, nf Philadelphia. The
in,crcs, felt in the event insuirS extensive
patronage
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-10
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Denver. March g. Members II the old
police boari, whom the governor is try.
ing 10 remove Are to-day holding out aud
have strengthened their cauS" by mn in-
juc,ion restraining the new members
from taking their places and preventing
the governor from calling out the national
gusri. An effort To break "" injunc-
,ion IL being made by the opposition, bu,
no display of furce was made up ia
uDon.