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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10

Cleveland, o., Nov. The National
bank Of oberiiu was robbed last night
The safe was blown open with dynamite.
and . large sum Of money was stolen,
bu, the ersc, amount IL no, ye, ascertain
ed, The robbers got ooiy saoo In silver.
They stole two rigs TO escape. The
vaul,s WEIR opened bat the safe tina, con-
taiued t25. 100 was no, touched.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
~ al OF N arr,

Wichita, han. Nov. 9-Speaking OF
the election Mrs Mary Il. Lease sakh to
dDy: "Dei-s, Of the peoples party In
Kansas is due largely TO the dingracsful
compromise with democracy two years
ago and to the ,reach-ry perpetratsd mp.
on the people by the election Of John
Martin. l beiisv@ Governor Lswslling
would have been reelected this year had
II uo l.e-u for Martins letter and bull
dn.ing methods aud tho ,r~achery of
state chairman Br, identical. who. to serve
HE own selfish en,ls, sacrificed the head
~ the tickle, by endeavoring 10 fuse in
Legislative and congressional district"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10

Washington, Nov 9.-Profoundly ln-
pressive eerrmoniss were held II the Rus
sian legation to-day In memory Of Gear
Alexander Ill President Cleveland aud
the sn.ir~ cabinet, except Postmaster Gen.
sral Bisssll, attended, accompanied by
Mrs. Cleveland And ,hs cabinet LADIES'.
The foreign ambassadors and ministers
with extensive suites, wearing their rich
oifciSl aud eoar, drvss, w.rs pressu, In .
body, lending . brilliAn, color 70 the sol.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
Desperate 70 uraspsp.

durango, CD. Nov. s.--Jesss Holler.
who kiilsd Prank Carpenter near Cortes
last spring started out yesterday vowing
10 kill the whole Carpenter family. He
the, brother Of Carpenter aud . man
named Dale, witnesses Of the former
shoo,ius, and opened Ore. killing carpsn.
TER aud dangerously wouuding Dale, A
posse 10 In pursuit Of Heller.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10

+.3l o'clock this morning. amer . hong
and painful Hines. Mrr. Buchanan was
the aunt - J |. Abel and Mrs. J. W.
Carry The funeral v,ll take place to-
morrow morning =, o'clock from the
r.ri fence vt Mrs Carey, 2l2 south Arno
street, and will move to Church II the
immaculate Conception, on sh,h str-ct,
where requiem MAS will br held VI pJD.
The funeral will th"u pr,cesd to- santa
barbara cemetery, where the in,-rn"n,
will take place. Friends ni the Deceased
arr invited 10 s,,esd.
Major A. n kimhall and wifi.
father aud mother II A W Kim
hall. arr ~ the city. The maj"r has
Jur teen transferred frum Washington
city, Ia the chief qua, Internationally 81
the California department 81 the United
States army !ir II nu his way to- San
francinco.
Hon. silAs Alexander, " S"curro, cAm-
az tu the metropolis laS, night and con.
tuurd un Ia santa H., At the depot, hr
informed rus CirlzKS representative thA,
h,r county went republican from dele.
gate ,u cuugrrss ~ river commissioners,
aud tina, the mAJ"r,urr will lie quite
. large
/ T. r Price, Who came IN FROM Coyote
/ Syringe 4" car, hir vot" ia precinct 80,
| has returned 'u the syringe. a. omrAnrd
/ hy Mr. Jones', n visitor from Chicago
. IIarsrh, the rsiA water manufacturer,
e, i-.c,z a. JOIN them IA few days, And
all will go On b..Ar hunt into the Mama.
uu mountains
W Martin, one " the republican
candidates TT the Legislature Ter the die.
tire, rornIur,-i II Sr"rrn aud Sierra
counties. ir IN the city anil will return
home tins evening NJ Martin informed
TuH CiriLNS tia, he wAH elected 10y =
handsome majority.
The Scn,rhm-n ~ the city. and n few
intimate and close friends, arr arranging
To- properly cr citrate ST Andr-~s. the
rA,ruu sAiu, Il scotland. on the Nh IN.
slant The celebration will he n grand
one. aud there will h- plenty Il fun on
that night
pr. Lund. the lirrunlllio physician.
wAs ~ the city yesterday on business
and wa the gur=, ~ his brihrr.ln law
Major u a. Montgomery.
The Postal Telegraph Cahl" company
hA, ul.n-l all office at C-rrill"r, and IL
nov prepared /" ..Audlr business for the
t"chiu mining dis,rlct
; Harry Miles. station agent tr TIA" SAINT"
, f. rad At l.H- Cruces. was passenger
p e. b. city lsri night,
b n W Kelly. Il the grocery firm "I
Grnss, Blackwell n Co., came down fr"u
the north last night.
MIR. J Leavi,, and daughter, register
ing all the way from Maine, are al 'h'
san Felipe
FL. S,rashurg. formerly 81 this city
4 now Il l.os Angeles, Cal, IL here an
), visit.
Il Levy. the general merchant u
ssbual. Is IN ID. city nn business
p sheriff Luna AMI Boi-rlo Romero cam
4 VI from Los Lun.s Lar, night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
tstR tAtlure :.

\, Louis. Nov y The Schul.nberg 4
b'-ckrl-r Lumber Company hl,d des'ls
II aSsigument here to.dsy. naming Z. y.
Orhwin assignee s'r local interests, with
Eiwari Maliinkrrii. associate. Eugene
&. r,llmAn "a named as general assignee.
The sss-ts arr S6oo,0o0, c"n.isting "
real estate in \, Lruis and lumber lands
IN Illinois, Wisconsin, ksnsas and Mis-
souri. The liabilities are unknown M
yet. hu, preferences for $4,000 are
r''curi-d. Adoiph B,-cksler. Of the firm,
ii-'i in Germany October n, and the as
-ixnm-n, was precipi,Ated by .n,angl..
m-n,s consequent upon his death
New York, Nov. "a private dis.
patch was posted in Cotton Exchange to-
day announcing th. failure % Bush a Co,
on. II the larg.st and oldes, established
trims II HAvro. France, which deals in
produce, including coffee and cotton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10

Th. famous trItting stallion. Direc,um,
with half n dozen more fsmouS tro,t-rs
and twenty six high.hrei 'unnerr, arr'v.
ri IN the city this morning frum the east.
IN. trntt-rS arr ~ the "r,d" lArn on
West Copper avenue. aud the runners
are at the race course The horses are IN
charge Of I'll C"rrieAn, ~ the Hawthorne
racing association IL Chicago. aud amer a
rec, here ~ several days the hor-es viii
IL, shipI.L tn IAN Francisco. Dir-ctum
and Ain will meet IN q race at Oakland,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
y.,..e,. +. ss.,ry Al s,xhs.

n X. o,ero 10 In the city FROM Los lu.
mas, and called Al TnK ClriLss Office this
afternoon he states that the majority
for Ca,ron had reached, according Ia the
returns. when h- LEI, Lns Lunas last night,
the hAndso,n. figures Of 100. and b.
Thought the returns ys, To he received
would swell his majority to At leAst iop
Mr.. O,ero Also states that the county ~,
publicsn ticke, ~ Valencia was e.ec''S'
by mAjori,ies ranging from 800 W w.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10

Eigh, precincts in Mora county. outside
Of the town. give Joseph Ss+. Ca,ron 80,
a maturity Of Ia for Joseph The sam-
precincts two years ago gave Joseph All,
Cs,ron 24o, or III majority for Joseph
A telephone message from Mora says the
town has gone for Catrou.-Lss Vegas
Quito
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
Iraia dob era t,asgks.

PhpniI. Arix., Nov. kid Thomp-
son. now the famous train robber, aud
Col, Hopper. his partner, have been
brought. in from Tonto Basin by W. W.
Moore. Ivy Crab,rv- and ,vo other cow
boys. who captured them at the foot Of
Reno mountain an"r desperate resist-
ance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10

Although by many believed 10 be ineurs.
bic, there 70 the evidence OF hundreds Of
living witnesses to the fact that, In ali lie
earlier stAfea. consumption 10 Q durable
disease. Not every case, but . is,ys pr.
erssegs q ossss. and we believe, Hify %
~. essE are cared By Dr.. Pserce's Coidea
Medical Disecvery even afser the dissss:
biesdinss from the lungs, severe iingering
eossh with copious sxpectoration linelud-
ING tneefcuiar natterD, great lose Of nesh
end extrsna smaeiatioa and Weaknesa
DO yos doabt that hundreds Of such eases
fspoIted 10 10 a. cured by "Colden Med
tcal pascevefy were Seuatse cases Of that
dread and fatal dlseasel You need not take
Yef word ios u They have. In nearly every
end most experienced home physicians
Win have no interest Whatever In mis-
rspTesesting them, and who were often
stfongiy pssjudieed and advised sgainsl
Q trial Il Golden Medical Discovers"
bat Who have been forced 10 coafess thss
4 sufpss.ea IN curative power over this
fss4i mais6y. ell other medieises With
iisss q, "a IL sisSy "s@u,.so s. s sss
nizturss, had beeu tried In nesriy all thess
easss end he'd either utterly failed TO bens-
q. % had oaiy seemed 10 bsEeht little fcs
. short tina. Kxtrurt Of malt, whiskey,
snd various preparations Of the hypophos-
phisss bad afso been faithfully tried In vain.
Tns phes:grsphs Of large numbet Of
s noss ssfea o. eoasamptioI, broaehitis,
ssssiIs and Ssadr,d ssisdiss have been
skilihaiiy .epFcdaesd Ia . book Of 10
passs which win be mailed 10 vox- On rs.
selpt % eddfsss and els cents In stsmps
Address Coz Book, Worlds Dispsns.ry
Medical Aseoeiatioa, Buffalo, N. Y.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
ord Maysr Prse<ssisa.

London, Nov, 9,--Ths crowds which
Witnessed the processioa to-day, attend
ing he installation of,he new lord mayor,
Alderman Dir Joseph Rsnsis, were far
smaller than usual on such occasions.
The procession itself was far from com
pairing with those come years back.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
' resi- terr,iie-

SI~ciAl TO ,itir-n.
C-rrill"a, y M. Nov y The Pne,al
Telegraph Cable company have opened
All uthc- here IA the Office II the Weekly
Rus,l-r. Businrss for C-rrilln- AMI the
Cochiu mining district will I've handled
promptly C"ch,i business 10y telephone.
which line runs also into Ia. Rus,lrr
office, frum C-rrlllns.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
80. Juss Pepai,.,.

special to iusen.
farmugton, N. NJ, Nov. y, --Compl.t.
returns frum san Juan county precincts
giv-s Mills 23t, Joseph. 295i Ca,r,n, 1875
III. entire Irrulist county ticket 10
elected
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
MA S'alsAitv

Denver. Nov. 9.--t3ov.ror Waite 10
LAY denied the rcpor, tina, he would ~.
move TO lllinJis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10

named s.,slsr has 6isd notlos u his saissslca .
make nnsi proof n rapport q his siaim, ssA
,hA. saad gfoof VAL bs eide bstoss tks rsoos .
seaes bs'oss ths Prohsis Ifssk q AIbeqosrQos.
n A., 90 Thursday, kovenbss 10, ieeA va, I'd
VOID l. Cois, tos ~ nm bss d. fpSk, Esk
son,inao % FssidFase apoa aad esisissssoa q
aid iaad. yisi Etiiest traasan. Joseph karf.
UriAh bssphsns, Jalias sssbohn. al a Aibs-
JAMES n. wALkxa.
Hea4sesR.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
vsse % = Shsve.

Special To Citissn.
kingman. Nov. S-MohAvs cSunty
gives Murphy "a. Herndon IS. oEsili
III Councilman ., Large Dorsa trep)
lis. Campbell tdem.) sei ". Il. Lake
(dem.) for council and o d. II. Gaddis
trep.) for assembly. elected.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10

Dailss. Nov. 9.--At Taylor y-ster-
day. Joe PAtch@n went mile over half
mile track In 400 breaking the pacing
record one snd quarter seconds.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
% srrah FOR .Aiies.

sI~ciAl Ia Citssn,
S,rurri. Nov. -Ah-r d-iucting Mo-
gulluu. Alma aud Sierra counties, aud all
the precincts II western Srorro county,
GalI-s' majority il Isl; W u Martin Tor
representative has 60 majority, and Vi.
XII 2O Ca,ron has over 800 majority.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10

PheuiI. Nov s.-oakss Aurphy'. ma.
jori'y In PhGniz 10 las and In the county
30.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
CteuA 8urpe.

New York, Nov. 9.-The Herald corre-
spondsnt in Venezuela today ssnds
word that cloud burst near Valencia In
that republic has killed oue hundred and
any persons and damaged coffee and
other erops % the extent Of half million
dollars. Houses have been ievelied.
bridges washed away and traffic general.
ly suspended
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
Asssee fsr rshiieastsa.
LA'U oS''os At s.stA p r y T.. ~ /

ssvasassr a lssi.
named ss,tlss hAs Aid sotiss q he lassssioa 70
make nnal pscol IN sappgss d IL slaiaa, and
,ha, sAid proof Viii b maAs bsfess NJ Prcbsss
h~ss Clerk Of hsrnslllie eoanty. q AiSsqasf-
gus, h. ", 90 uctobss n, iseL via, WIllk ..
Dtlains &c The " q swk. sss. n M q ~
n. names u. foiiovias v.tasssss :, psossAls
eoatinsoes rssideAes apos. Apa caltivsusa 81.
seid lad vs. Dr., q. v. wiikin, lSd clay.
Ntsw, N. n. JAn8 II. WALxnA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
AFehssshsp Chappelis.

Denver, Nov cit is rumored In Cath
olic circles thu, Archbishop Chappells
may succeed Bishop Mats, who has re-
signed, Denver being rAised to an arch
bishopric.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
Prescott Hepsbi,eAn.

SI~cial - titil-n.
Prescott. NV g.-ln this county We
CIV -. O Murphy go msjnrIly
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
hsstes.

! hsrsbg esatioa oil psrsoas .sAlass patcAss-
lAe q cestsln note sivsa b. ne 20 ". HsFdxieh.
dskd Nor. -, isQd. snd dzs Jsn. =. tor osago
WI. yOHnsrON,
WtlliaAs. Arlsoas
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-26
Shoe department.

Ladies' opera toe Slippers, fine
'ongola, leather counters, worth
SIC pair; we have one case to
sell at 5Sc a pair.
Ladies hand turned Oxford
Ties. sizes 3 TO 7, at 69c a pair;
worth $125.
Ladies' fine vicca kid button
boots, in common sense, patent
tips, made up to sell at $3.50 a
pair; the stock is a little heavy so
we will close out the lot at 81 6S
pair. The manufacturers' loss is
your gain,
Mems Sho Scents, we have
about 60 pairs of Mems Shoes,
sizes s, s and 10, in lace or con-
gress; if you can fit yourself in
this lot you can buy them at half
price.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-26
Mems Shirts.

Our Gents Laundered Shirts,
in fancy cheviots, all the newest
patterns, with unshrinkable col
lars, at CSC each.
Our line of Gents Night Shirts
is complete, in PLAIN and fancy
trimmed, at 49c, 75c and SIC each.
We carry the best line of Mems
Working Shirts in the city at 25c,
Csc and 4Sc each.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-26
Rautulkrt Griouus
THE WEATHER.

ALNANAC ron THURSDAY, April %.
suS RIsEs s........ 4 10 Moos kIsEs.'lz G AN
sgs ssTs - f,,;:'' NV .,s e e FULL SEA sSTS %
Fore asst foI NsN England; Fair; west
srly wlnds. wrrr
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-26
Dress Goods.

10 pieces all wool Henrietta,
46 inches wide, down to SOC a
yard.
10 pieces fancy mixed P'aids
and Stripes, fancy colors, 4Sc a
yard.
5 pieces IS twill Black Hen
rietta, worth 81, at 79c.
Domestics.
Fine Henrietta, Satlnes, Crepe,
Moire and Fine Ginghams at
IL 1.2c a yard.
Best quality Crinkle Ginghams
at 10c.
Dressmakers' Supplies.
&36-inch Whalebone, be st quail
lty, 1Sc.
The new Silver Sticks, lOc
dozen.
Twin Dress Sticks, IL 1.2c doz.
Herculine Bone, better than
whalebone, 25c a dozen.
A complete assortment Of Bone
Casing, domestic and imported.
Notions.
Tooth Picks.at &c.
Tacks, 2 packages for Sc.
Whisk Brooms, &c.
Pencils, &c dozen.
Fancy box Machine Thread, 8
epoois, 25c.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-26
MORTGAGEE'S SALE
Personal Property.
VIII be sold at Public Auction on
WEDNESDAY, MAY Sd, 1894,

WEDNESDAY, MAY Sd, 1894,
at 10 o'clock a. m, in real of gll VAIN street,
In the city of Pawtucket, II. l., by virtue of
the power OF sale contained in "A certain deed
OF mortgage made and executed by Peter
Adams, dated January 22d, 1884, and recorded
in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in
SAID city of Pawtuckct, in personal property
mortgage book No. ., at page 3l5, the cOndi.
tion of said deed of mortgage having been
broken:
One Democrat Wagon, one Concord Buggy.
BY order OF the Mortgagee, who hereby
gives notice of intention To bid upon said
property at the sale thereof a2G 81
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-23
A FAMOUS DOG.
New Orleans Times-Democrot.

New Orleans Times-Democrot.
jeff, the famous .rotiing dog, the
Inl y canine that ever existed so far
as is known, poss ssiug the accom-
pli<hment of rrotting cx4ctiy rs
does Il horse, was Injured, bu. not
fatally, in Cincinnati in fight with
a blood houud. jeff is the proper
~ of DIR. Anderson and the blood
hound. Tlge, belongs to DR.. Fahrn
stock, al-o of Ih.t city. DIR. An
jerson has issued n challenge to
the Hurld to produce jeff S equal rs
trottcr, for lac. has, 50 far, easily
heaten all competitors, as well as Il
lumber of crack bicycIists. .. He is
one I, { the greatest cards at country
fairs. The p' culiariiy Of his gait
is that he aband"ns the Usual side
motion of dog and INDUCES in a
fair aud square trot that carries
him over the cnnrse with the speed
oil the wind lie resembles closely
the famous Dane hnunds that &C
company Bismarck, The ez chaucel
Tor Of Germany. Indeed, he is a
full member of this noble breed.
Tige is full bloode.l member of
he Spanish bloodhound, with an
ancestry that touches the Danish
ii Is.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-23
HINDOO JUGGLERS.
Washington rost

Washington Fost
The wonderful exploits Of Jug
slers in India have long been
famous. "We were never hvs
minutes on any hotel piazza in
that country said Mr. Burdiit, OF
the StOddarJ party, "that a group
Of them would not appear aud
solicit Opportunity TO show their
tricks. Their entire stock of pro-
perlies WAS enfulded in cloth bag
aud one or two rOund, fiat baskets,
each containing a. cobra. snake,
more Formidable in appearance than
VIGOROUS in action. We soon he
came expert in judging of their
more ordinary performances, such
as the egg liick, the trick Of
making a. Tree grow brfore our
eyes AID many other tricks, most
Of which they solicited tbe. oppur.-
unity # teaching us for oue or
twu rupees each. 80.
"Brt one day one of these f-llQws
appeared at Lucknow who SUR
passed all his confrcres. Squat,ing
upon the ground he. brought out
three small boxes. containing re-
epecIivrly white, red AMI yellow
powders. He poured a small guam
thy ut each on a piece IF paper.
Calling Tor n glass of water he
then poured the three portions into
it, thoroughly stirred the m;xture
and drank l.. Then, .mutiering al
incAntatioa, he heat his breast aud
forced up what he had swallowed.
But it appeared in three piles of
of day powder, emitted in sncces-
sion and in the Original coIor+.''
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-23
sen MILLS.
New York Morning journal,

Senator Mills is now looked upon
with miId-eyed wonder by the sem.
tors. 1t is common saying that
when a man goes FROM the house Ia
the senate he !raves Mlind him all
earneslness In d. cIamatior. Mills
was in the house Tor twenty year,
before he went to the senate Ill,
is On earnest man, with piercing
Voice aud lcud gestures. The staid
senate had fears that he would not
readily conform to. the awful pro
prierirs OF ia body, bu: it hoped
that the great dignity might tame
him. In the d, bate ON the tariff IA
few days ago he became SD holster
Gus in his delivery Ola few remarks
that Senator Iloar, vino is the espe-
ciai guardian. of the, scnaloriai pro
p-reties, got rcd IN the face "nd So
forgot himself as to reprImand the
Texan. Mills replied 10 III, reprl
m~nd or .zposiulation by saying
that he might be loud and magma
tive, but he was not Pharisee.
Several of the. very old senators at
once had rece nrse to snuff boxes
ard s'nel ling salts, while several
Others retired to the cloak rooms.
Woicott of Colorado is another sen
atur who seems Indifferent to the
feelings OF his aged colleagues. lie
constantly eubarrass"s them with
red necktie5 md fash waistcoats.
and he is disposed 10 THUNDER when
he taIls. In fact, there is a ..new
element cornirg into the senate
shichl, if not crushed, will really
turn it into " fl sh and blood legis
iative buty. AS a result OF Senator
Mills assault upon Senators Cor
man aud Brice, the Texan is ont OF
the rnnnrg for the " cAncy in the
tinlr.c" committee created by the
Ieaiii ul Senator Vance. Mills Was
slated f',r. the vacancy, but his at
TACK Or Gormap caused. the. demo
crats. TO sidetrack him and put Sena
Tor White of California on the ii
nnnce committee.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-23
UNCOMFORTABLE PREJU.
DICE.
Kansas City Times.

"lt's peculiar fact )" said an ELL
erly gentleman yesterday, Show a
boyhVoI pre- JUDGE "g,inst an arli
Csc OF food will remain with man
through life In my case, although
| am rather fund of The taste of the
tomato, | am not able to tai 1t, sim
ply on account of All early preiu
dice. Ii Came about in this way
When | Was a young,ter one lam
ly lived on farm some miles from
a small town in Wisconsin. 1t was
our custom each year to cultivate.
and raise "a few tOuatoes, or Glove
apples" as they Were called. No
one at that time thought If eating
them, bnt they were used merely.
&c VI a"ieN'S toi ulEcIeal parts OI
the house. One day my father
vent to town and came back with
the startling Information that in
the city people were Gazing "love.
appies," aud they were pronounced
\ relish. After that some of the
family would occasionally cat iona
toes, but although I, as I said be
lore, FATHER like their taste, could
never bring myself to TIE eating Of.
them. | always have the idea that
they bc'ong on the mantle Father.
than the table. -"
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-23
TOMB OF TWO VERS.
London Daily News

LOAOOl DdiNS -NChS.
a crrcm"ny has just taken place
at Sa:ntc. Gcnevievc des Bnis, in the
Scineet-Oi-e, WHICH recalls a pain
fully dramatic incident IN the Fran
co German war. The conser;p's OF
the department assembled to place
wrcaths on the. graves of Andre
DeI"rme, a yang FRENCH soldier,
and his sweetheart, Jeanne Be.nier.
DeIormc, who. was. only nineteen
years of sge, had bren wounded il.
the war at .Choisy-le-R Roy, so that.
having be, n invaded, he returnt d
TO his. native place. The Germans
were then occupying Sainte Gene
we've q,
The fist place he went r", SO the
french account iuns, was the home
of his sweetheart. On spproach-
my it he was surprised TO hear hei
dreaming. The door was shut, So
that he burst open a window. and
thus got into the house, when he
fund the girl struggling with
d'uhken German officer. Mad with
rage, the young Frenchrnan shot
the German, and for the be was
seized aud sunmarily shot, WITHOUT
even court martial. Half dozen
German soldiers placed him against
a wall and pointed their. rl1.'s at
him. a That ntoment the young
girl rn<hcd Forward towards her
sweetheart, and the two lovers were
shot dead t..,g ther. Their tomb
bears the Inscriptions: "Andre D.
lurme, died for his country, 1870 :
Jeanne Bethier, killed by the enc
my, 1870"
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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-23

CIVIL OFFICERS.
;s-.
Federal Judge Luciano Cervantes
Judge Ist Instance Francisco Guerra
President CITY Council II. Barragan
Chief of Police. +. zaIla
Collector of State Tax j. b. Zolezzi
CoIPr stamp Tax a. A. Passem mt
ColPr city tax r. de los Santos Coy
CUSTOMS OFFICERS,
"A administrator 6. Fernandez
sContador J. 0livo
Acting as Captain custom guards
F. Argiielles
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-23

m"nd in Cleveland, in Baltimore,
ami in other cities that the curfew
shall be restored, and when onc,
the peals are rung from the Christ
Church bells in This city, it will be
almost Imperative / hat the curfew
shall be heard from the centre of
old Boston.