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BABY M'KEE'S FIRST PLAY.
lie "nd Little Mary Lodge Go with
Grandpa to See "sben,,io.,,,

| lhere was much childish prattIe in
room III of the Fifth Avenue Hotel
last night. This is the sittinp-room ~
'he SUIT occupied by ex-Presdent Har-
risoh MS daughter, Mrs Mckee, and his
daughters children, Baby Mckee and
thy Miss Mary Lodge Mckee. The
children saw the big parade yesterday
ana went to a theatre for the first
time In their lives. so they had a great
zeal to talk about, of course. Gen. Har-
rison felt pleased to see them so de-
lghted. He sat in one corner of the
room pretending to read his paper, but
really looking over its top and listening
10 every word. Mrs. Mckee sat quietly
IN the other corner with hands folded,
and was softly smiling. In the third
corner Mary Lodge Mckee, a wee black
haired and black-eyed girl in a fiery-red
dress, satin semi-digpty in big blue
velvet easy chair, holding on to each
arm, ana her ewes and ears wide open
while Baby Mckee had the floor. He is
bockers
1t Is strange that man who is so
trigid In all other ways has such warm
gould be happy forever in Babyand
He could pass his life in nursery and
have that life filled with delight right
along. Yet when he gives you his hand
you feel that you are grasping Il bunch
of icicles and in his presence you try
to think whether the moths have gotten
into your Winter coat and wonder where
you hung up your ear-muffs in the early
days of last Spring. The General has
aged very much since the campaign OF
1883. He Is very white in hair and beard
and wears the placid look of man who
would like to sit on his front stoop and
let the years glide by as glibly as they
may.
II took the children to the theatre
to-day" said the General to 1.-THE Even
seen a play before We went to 'Shen-
andoah' at the Academy of Music, and
the children enjoyed 1t very much. 1t
is great play. We all enjoyed 1t. |
do not care to crticise the perform
liked it and that it IL very good"
Gen. Harrison took his place in the
matinee line at the Academy and bought
his tickets. Nobody recognized him. He
was seen, however. while loudly APP
plauding after the sheridan's ride scene
and when the tumut of that tableau
was over and the enthusiasm it aroused
had passed, a man pointed him out and
called for three cheers for Harrison,
which were given.
The forty horses and the great crowds
of soldiers in the battle scenes OF
Shenandoah caught Baby Mckee and
filled him with excitement. So did the
galloplng horses dragging the cannon.
He told Mary Lodge Mckee the whole
and rode his grandpa's cane around
the room to show her how Sher-
idan saved the day" when he galloped
from Winchester. twenty miles away"
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home, Si7 West seventy-ffth street. by
young smith and crowd OF other boys.
While some OF the gang held him Smith
ri1ed his pockets and stole 25 cents.
Last evening the Commissioner hap
pened to be driving on West Seventy.
ntth street, with the boy Eisendreth In
his company. ON nearing the Boulevard
me boy pointed out young Smith as one
me Commissioner hurredly drove to
man Cooper.
Justice Mcmahon committed the youth
Iul TIMER into the care of Agent King
aminatio
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A S0UBRETTE ACCUSED.
Ella Grapewin Brings Suit for nr
Absolute Divorce.

Ella Grapewln, soubrette in the Or.
Cupid" company, has begun suit for alb
solute divorce against her husband,
Charles E. Grapewin, an acrobatic come
dian with THE Little Spectator" Com
panS
Mrs Grapewin is the talented daugh-
ter of Fred Wilson, the old actor and
author, and former United States Mar
Grapewin about four years ago in the
far Northwest. They lived together hap
PLY for two years, when Mrs. Grapswin
began to discover the facts upon which
she bases her plea for divorce. Her
bill of particulars charges him with
about every form of neglect and in.
fidelity possible. and makes a young
soubrette In the DIR. Cupid" Company
correspondent.
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FOUGHT OVER A WOMAN.
Actor Alton Got n Black Eye, but
Harvey Was Unhurt.

John Alton and William Harvey, who
had fight at the corner OF Thirtieth
street and Sixth avenue last night, re-
fused to make charges against each
other. at jefferson Market Court this
morning.
Alton had a black eye. which he adj
mltted Harvey had given him. Justice
VOORHEES, fined Harvey 81 and dis
charged Alton.
Alton is an actor. and lives at AZ West
Thirtieth street. Harvey is a broker S
clerk of 209 East SiXty-ninth street.
The trouble was about woman whom
Alton accused Harvey OF insulting
Alton, when struck, IL aid to have
drawn a knife. He denied this in court
this morning.
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Think She Was Murdered.

PROVIDENCE r. l.. Sept. t.-The body OF q
woman found lying by the side of the rail
road track near Hills Grov station. at Q o'clock
Yesterday morning II was recognized us that
Of Mary II. Hand, weaver. From the ap-
pearance and position OF the body the authorities
believe that she assaulted and murdered
while OH her way home, and the body afterwards
placed on the track and, II Is believed. struck by
the 'Gilt Edge" express from New York to Bos-
tpn
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CAUGHT A BOY HIGHWAYMAN.
Tark Commissioners Strnus Makes
nm Important Capture.

Park Commissioner Straus last night
captured "A siX-year-old boy highway
man. named William Smith, of 81 West
Sixty-eighth street. This morning the
Young footpad was arralgned at the
Yorkville Police Court
Last Friday evening Carl Eisendreth,
nine years old, was held up near his
The evening world., 1894-09-04
CAUGHT BY A GIRL.
Annie Suppler Causes the Arrest
or a Sneak Thief.

In Essex Market Court to-day Justice
:5ininTs held Martin Foley. thirty two
years old. for examination. Annie Sup
pier, twelve years old, of 24O Cherry
,trset. caused his arrest She found
/ IN coming But Of her parents apart
II an.s with bundle Of clothing under
l'i1 arm. and when he was arrested p
photograph of her parents was found
IN hi, coat pocket.
''oiey alleged that he wandered into
tbs room while drunk and that he has
&c recollection of stealing.
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Message Carried Far by Sunshine

ny Associated rTess)
DENVER. Sept. t-Tho sun yesterday carried
message from the top ~ the Equitable Building
TO the summit Of Pixies ! H. slxty-six miles
In an air line. 1t was remarkable feat In he
biography signalling. but Its success was fully III
to expectations
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Is licked by Her Husband.

SARAH RandalIs tNenty-clght years old OF 20
Market street was Kicked severely. 1t is alleged,
~ uer husband. George at 80 o'clock this morn
ms in front of Bowsry! She was taken to
-hsmbors Street Hospital. Her husband escaped.
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sinshed His wife's Insuiter.
JRy Associ ated Pressl

KANSAS CITY. Mo, Sent. 4.-Charles Moran
lte last night fatally cut Frank Hickman Both
70 sborrr1. During tho day Hickman had made
u Insulting remark to Moran's wife When
lotsr came home In the evening he sharpencd
~ razor and started out to look for Hickman.
u the anray that followed their meeting Hick-
IAN Was horribly eashod and is dying. Moran
a arrest ed
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Poisoned Mt a wedding Party,


MADISON Miss, Sept, I--Forty.scven PERSONS
we're poisoned at wedding party last THURSDAY
night Charles Watt Moore has died and his
brother is very ill., The Others are recovering.
The doctors ssy the poopIo were poisoned By
eating boiled cuutHrd.
The evening world., 1894-09-04
SHE FELL FROM A BICYCLE,
Mrs. Palmer's Leg Broken as She
Was Riding Near Central Park,

Mrs. John Palmer. of 341 West Twenty
fourth street, fell from a bicycle at
One Hundred and Eleventh street and
Seventh avenue, just outside of Central
Park, yesterday and broke her left leg
She was taken to the Presbyterian Hos
pital for treatment.
The evening world., 1894-09-04
EKI ~ 4. Mn I y f.tN " NJ. M y :
STRUCK OIL.
For Sale.


MENT MACHINE co. bs7 and $50 Hudson st
a LIBERAL CASH
offer for stores or stocks OF Merchandise; city
or countryi confidential. NEWMAN. ~ Lis
pcnard 81.
A.-A.-sr0r CASH PAID FOR
furniture OF house, tlats aud stocks OF mise, any
quantity. Seud Tor BRINK. l2lS id ave.
A.-A.-HIGHEsT PRICES for furniture.
carpets contents OF houses and nltR do not sell
until you hear from me. A.. 81 University place.
ANY STORE OK MERCHANDISE
| bought Tor cash DpBllN, 313 T.. +2d St
ALI. KINDS OF STORES AND STOCKS
bought for cash. NAhRDEN ?o5 u. 18th St
A Ssngn, sT. H. IN MnhifSc ia N nHs
| -A.-STORE FIXTURES OF all kinds.
cheap. FlSCHl,. 1854 "a ave, near 65th ST.
A.-sToRE FIXTURES. s upright butter retrger-
ators, sliding doors bevel led mirrors counters.
shelving. cOnee-mills scales mirror front tea
,Ridics, cheap. sJ7 BroUms st.. blocks east of
Grand 1t, I'd ave. station
ALI KINDS secondhand or new store fixtures,
show uaECs counters, shelving. cigar nguras.
IENNIG 4 SONS a2o-33r East saith at
A. - STORE FIXTURES, second baud or new.
scales gas natures, rcfrirgrators. MEYERS, "a
Grand ~. between Pit and Ridge SITS.
A.--BARROOM OUTFIT, SECOND HAND. At
HALF PRICE. 7Ss Broadway.
All KINDS OF second. hand and new stove fix
lures, butter butcher r'frigemtors counters,
scales. 4G1 BrVnmc Sic. one block east oil Grand
A. I'd ave. station.
\. STORE FINTuREs, counters, shelving.
show cases, upright butter, butcher rcirigera
tons, coffee mills, scales. 40 I'd NJ.
\. STORE FIXTURES, counters, shelving
show cases upright butter retrigeTatOrs, coffee
mills scales 2l5 East I'd ST.
A. COUNTERS, wall cases. show cases. upright
butter ToirgeritDrs, mirrors, cans. chandeliers,
coffee mills. ;piS East 10th 81.
A WIDOW must sacrifice. account leaving ali.
solutey til 10Th, household at any acceptable
price. raror Bed. Dining Room suit Folding
Hcis, Sc. brilliant Hardman Upright Chicken
ing Square, cheap; alsD separate l6I 4. 6lst ST.
\ FINE UPRIGHT rIAN0 few months used also
elegant pnrlor suit. sewing machine. a.. III
East i6th 1t
BARGAINS pound pneumatic bicycle, high
grade, almost new, $50 cash. 1891 Pacific ST..
brooklyn,
BICYCLE, Victor; good condition: s;ib TOR
BUSH 1875 West 2ith 81, ring b.lls.
BICYCLES Columbia. new. $40; ladies or
gents Remington. S45; ladies' pneumatic
SD; Columbia SIS Victor, $40, e. q !, tire
Goppcrod rim, &7S dealers supplied. LADIES'
WHEELS SPECIALITY. THE GEO.
HASiRouCk CO. 153 W. .3D ST. near
9Th ave.
BICYCLES -Brand-new pncumStics SO and SIS;
spring franc Ramble!s. !Ii. +J5Is Lexington
ave. near tith nj.
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BILLIARDS. pOuI.-wagncr & Sanford, manu-
faCturers factory i5 Great Jones st., near
broadway; new tables with last cushions; second
hand; all makers; cheap. .u.i F.s tAsR
The evening world., 1894-09-04

ALL KINDS OF BOOKS fought at highest
prices. DAVIS BOOKSTORE. 258 W. 18th.
DRUG sTORG-Advertiser win purchase drug
store, fixtures and bottles; state lowest price
CASH. box 425 World, uptown. Frt
HAMMOND TYPEWRITER and camera; wiz
exchange or sell cheap for cash, what am Of
fercdf e. :. NATHAN, 70 Fulton Ct
SECOND HAND SAFE, "A To 10 inches !
height; siuts particulars and lowest prtce.; p.
box ~ World. 80
STANTON ERY, confectionery, cigar store
wanted must write full particulars. H. HoFF-
MANN, 1'ri East li6th 81. - -.-'
WANTFD-ro hire ar purchase bicycle cheap fot
cash: give particulars. ]. II. box Rl9 World.
WANTED-T6 purchase, National ash RsglsIei
IN good order must he cheap. Address by let
ter CHEAP, T5J 9th ave. .-".
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FINE UPRIGHT PIANO; also parlor suit pisr-
glass, folding -bCd &c. Woodbne House, 2ss
Woodbine at. near Hamburg ave-. Brooklyn
FOR sALE-A magnificent bufhlo skin. Apply
at once, IL West 10th II. ,.r.. ..t. 80
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BICYCLE Raleigh pneumatic, $3.50 wheel, nsv
;, take $50 basement. 10 Barclay St. No
The evening world., 1894-09-04

BICYCLES STANDARDIZATION Humble
500; new, $3.50; Raleighs $50; lamp and bel
lis West l25th 1t. ... ..t a
The evening world., 1894-09-04

BILLIARD and pool tables and second hand.
supplied with Bartholdi quick cushion: easy
terms. ALFRED u, MARX. ia Y. 1tth st
CASH REGISTER EXCHANGE, nS
East 18th st. T. Brainln. proprietor NAtionai
total aud detail adders; Lamson check; also
kruse registers, S25 UP. rr 81
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COUNTERS, shelving, wail-cRses. upright butter
refrigerhtors, bar fixtures, partitions: bargains
CORBIS, h5p-S6l 10th ave- ri.
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| BICYCLEs-Four second hand wheels. pneumatic
| tires; cash offers wanted. Basement. 10 BAR
| clay st, near Broadway. ~
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-11-24
Su Ultimo ArticnIo.

DE Lyons, lows, proeede un te,
legrama, fechado el dia II del co.
rriente, el cual da cueuta de un
suicide cu extreme singular. III
suicida fue el editor de mn periG,
dico llamado III Times. No tienc
NADIA de extraho el que ell indivi-
duo Sc eof;ara con su propia ma.
no el hilo de Ia existencia, pues la
singularidad del case es que lid,
del, que asi Sc llamaba ell suicida
antes de qnitarse la vida, siendo
81 mismo editor, escrihi6 un arti,
culo para su peri6dico daudo
cuenta de su muerte tragica. I'll
ariculo 10 eutrego d los eaiista,
cuandO va estaba para imprimirse
el periddico, marcado "Un Artlcu-
10 para l1l Times,n Y despues fue
y llev6 a cabo cl programa.
EI art.culo LEILA asi; Lieddle ha
muerto LEI editor del Times SO
quita Ia vida el mismo. Fatigado,
cansado y disgustado, busca ell
deseanso eterno. Luego continna
la relaci0n en- .estos terminus.
"Jamee LiddIe hoy fue al pueute
alto entire Preston y Miles Y deli.
beradamente sc dej5 caer Gu la via
del ferrocarril a medida que un
tren pasaba. Las ruedas pasaron
pOr sobre su cuerp0 y. la muerte
fu6 instantauea. III hecho no fue
cOmetidO mediaute nm arrebato
de deScaecimient0 dc auimo, sino
que habia sido contemplate por
IN aho. El Microbes en- la noche
arregl6 todos sus negocios, iir6
una lihranza sobre su cuenta ind,
vidual en- el banco a favor de
Hicks s. Liddle y otra d favor de
su madre por Ia suma que lie per,
teneCia 4 el. Sus razones nadie
las sabe.p
Liddle escribl6 Otra carta 4 su
madre y hermana, pidiendoles que
lie perdonann, pero que no podla,
por mas tempo s0portar IN exis.
tencia. III articulo este fae en-.
contrando despues que fueron re.
cogIdos sus restOs, y de conformi.
dad Sc Ie hizo su deseo insertando
on ese ndmero el articnlo que FL
mismo eserbi0 dand0 un detalDe
de 80 mnerte.
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DUCUMENTo SENSATIONAL.
k0lb, Candidate para Gaberna.
nader, Qniere Tomar su A.
siento SIN eStar ElcctO.

Tambien cn los esAdos del sur,
hay algunos politicos que tirneu
la dehilIdad de querer ser ohciales
contra 10 voluntad de la mayoria
del pueblo. Uno de esos llamado
Kolb, fu6 candidate en- Ia Ultima
elceeion en- Ia holeta populista del
eStado de Alamaba para el desti
no de goberuador J fue derrotado
por sn competitor por una hnena
mayoria. No obstante ESQ, apa
rece que' Kolb quiere ser gober.
nador por la ''gracia de DiosN
segun 10 ha ind'cado en- IN mani,
tiesto que hizo publican en- el Or
gano de su partido llamatlo Duilp
Tribune. III manifesto fue publ,
cado el dia 10 EN- Ia tarte, Y Gil 81
declara su iuteueion de ser inau
gurado gobernador del estado
Ell dia lro. de Diciembre, y supliea
a sus sop0rtadores que tuyo en-
todas parties del estado que Sc
reunan en- Ia capital del estado ese
dia, para que le ayuden 4 tomar su
asiento.
kolb reclama que su Competi.
dor 10 ha canada con votos frau,
dulentos Y por ESQ insiste en- to-
mar su aSielto por Ia i'uerza D sea
por la "gracia de Dios como dice
ely
Hay mucho alboroto entire el
pueblo Ell el eStado, causado por
el citado manifesto Y parece que
los soportadores de Kolb estan tan
determinados como Gl en- llevar
d cabo Ia declaration hecha en- eI
manifesto.
Sc temc, por 10 tanto, que en-
vista dc ese levantamieuto haya
un conflicto fatal Gu la capital del
estado. III gobernador actual ha
sido entrevistado soDre el parti.
cular y ea dicho publicamente que
cueste 10 que costare el hara que
el candidate que recibi6 Ia mayo.
rio de votos sea instalado en la
silla gohernatorial.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-11-24
Accion de GracIas.

De la ohcina del ejecutiyO SO
ha expedido Ia siguiente procla.
macion.
De conformidad con la costum.
bre establecida dc dar gracias
auualmente al dadoI de todes los
biencs por las muchasb ben,licioncs
concedidas 4 este territorio, yo,
W. 7. Thornton, en- ronformidad
con Ia proclamation del presiden.
te de los Estados Unidos y do anti.
qua y venerada costumbre, por
estas sehalO Y designo el Jneyes
20 de Noyicmbre, dc 1894, como
dia de aeclon de graclas. Y reco.
mien1o al pueblo dc cate terrific.
rio debida y propia observancia
de este dia absteniendose de ocu.
parse EN- sus ay0caciones en- ese
dia, y uni6ndose para dar gra-
cias d Dios Todopoderoso por
las muehas ben liciones que ha
desparramado sobre nuestrO pue,
bio el aho pasado, y hacer fervien.
to sdplira por Ia continuation en
10 future de su divlna y omnlpo
tente protection.
En- testimonio do 10 cual he
pnesto mi mano y causado SO
file el gran sello de este territorio.
Dado en- la ciudad Y capital de
Santa ne este dia 10 de Noviem,
bre on el aho de nuestro senior,
mil ocho cientos noyenta y cuatro.
w. T. THORNTON.
Gobernador de Nueyo Mexico,
Por el gObe:uador
LoRRloN MILLER,
Secretario del Territorio,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-11-24

bro del com'te central dym6crati
co del estado de Maine.p
Los seutimientos del estado de
Colorado; so5re ell particular, los
expresa G. $. Thomas, miem5ro
del comit6 nacional dcmocratico
por ese estado, quien dice: "La
democracia dcbe hacer Ia eelea
de 1896 declarandose d favor dc
Ia lihre acunacion a razon de l6 a
], repudiando Ia POLKA fpauciera
de Cleveland, y dcclarandose una
vez mas como el psrtid0 avorito
del pueblo. 81 aoaso nuestro par,
lido no hace este, entonces tendra
que sufdr la suerte del prr.ido
Wing en- 1887
California tambiep sc declara 4
favor de In libre acllacion.
Ahora, segun 10 prueba la his
torla del dltimo congreso. en- am.
hos partidos nacionales, dem6cra.
Ia y republicano, existe una diyi.
sion sobre esta question tan i'm.
portante. Los gold bugs del orien.
te, segun Sc les lama d los capital
Iistas, son casi todos monometa.
llstas, Y d juzgar por Ia guerra que
lie hicieron al metal blanco durante
las sesiones del dltimo congreSo,
creemos que EGnca cederan su
pnesto d mcnos que sean ven
cidcs en- las uruas electorales.
Estos asi llamados gold bugs, enc.
migos del metal blauco son adhe-
renses y frmes soportadores de
los dos partidos nacionales, demo
crata y republicano, do modo que
sobre esa question, tan NAL Sc para
un partido como ell otro. Slendo
tai el case, creemos one ninguno
de los partidos yiej0s aceptara las
recomendaciOnes de los senadores
Jones; Stewart y Pettigrow, Y cl
resnltado probable sera Ia crea
ci0n de otro partido politico que
abogara las medidas enunciadas
en- este articulo. El nombre de
este partido sera SCI Partid6 Plat
tistd de los llstados Uuidos" Y
sus adherentes seran todos los
que pueblm los estados que favo-
reeen la libre acunacion, y todo
el pueblo pobre de los estados
manufacturers del oriente. El
Partido POpulista que va cuenta
con nn buen nGmero de simpati.
zadores tambien entrara 4 las filas
del nueyo movimiento, porque
segau su plataforlna aboga los mis-
mos priucipis.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-11-24
LAS VEGAS NUEvo MEXICO, sABADo

ganancia dc laureles. Les hemos
ofrecido amistad Y ellos nos han
devuelto negra ingratitul. Nues.
tros hombreS y nuesiro pueblo,
no estan, por 10 tanto, dc humor
para escnchar diatrihas 8 sean sa-
tiras de Ia prensa Gaatemalteca.
FL PUEBLO QUIERE GUERRA.
Otro telegrama enyiado dc Qua.
naiuato al Star de Kansas City,
dice que Ia legislature de ese es-
tado ha adoptado unanimemente
una resolution ofreciendo al 90.
bierno federal toda Ia milicia del
estado y pertrechos de guerra en-
apoyo para llevar d cabo Ia guerra
contra Guatemala. III sentimien,
to del pueblo de Mexico coutra
Guatemala es may amargo, y el
sentimieuto general es que SO de
clare la guerra sin demora.
0tros teIegramas de Mexico tie.
men esto que decir:
Ciudad de Mexico. LA flbrica
nacional dc armas esta fabricando
cartuchos con toda prontitud. Sc
nota Ia mayor animacion en- ell de
partamento de guerra.
Vera Cruz.--El 10 dc iufanteria
Sc ha embarcado con algnnos ca.
honeros direction d Tabasco. En
estos iltimos dias SO han embarea.
do en- aquella direction doscIentos
cincuenh mil cartuchos.
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C0municadO.
pIsTR1To NO. so.

DIsTRITO NO. 90.
TECoLoTITo, N. NJ. Nov. Is, 1894.
Sr. Editor de La Voz;
Sehor Siryase dar lugar en-
sus Columns al siguiente informe;
Por cuauto este eucrpo dc su.
pervisores de escuela do este dis
trito sc ha rennido hoy mismo
con el fin de YER 81 sc podia esta
blecer ma escuela pdbica, consi
derando qde teniamos suicientes
fondos para nn t6rmiuo dc tres
meses, y hablendo vlsto los libros
del juez do paz dc este preclnto,
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Datos w de sehora, bueua vaqueta por Z 80
Zapatos de hombre, buena vaqueta por 95
Tapaos dc sehora, Beaver l75
Y'Gibl itilnI9I 800
VestidOs de aorigo de sehora con cotonla 100
VestidOs de abrigo de hombre por 80
3 yds de iabricas para vestidos de sehora por 90
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-11-24
La Guerra entire Mexico v Qua
temala,


A guzgar por 10 que dicen los
dltimos despachos telegrahcos, de
la ciudad de Mexico, parece que
no es improbable el que cuauto
antes sc declaren Ia guerra las repG,
blicas de Gutemaa y Mexico.
I'm telegrama fechsdo el dia %
del que cursa dice: III URirersdl
dc hoy contiene un articulO muy
belicOsO respect0 4 la diiicuItad
entire Guatemala y Mexico. Dice:
A cOnsecueucia de las repetidOs
ataques coutra Mexico y su go.
bierno hechos por Ia prensa OFF.
cial de Guatemala, Sc rumur6 aver
que este pals declararia sus rela,
clones diplomdticas con Guatemar
Ia, terminadas. En- Guatemala
dicen que los mexicanOs huyeron
de los americanos y de los Frau
ceses. El mundo entero sabe que
ell soldadO mexicano nnnca aban.
dona su puesto. Churubusco,
Chapultepec, Puebla y OtrOs luga,
res son testigos de eso. Con Qua
temala no esperamoS gloria nj Ia
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-11-24

Frazadas de 1Ox45 por $153 Ell par.
.Vestldos de abrigo de lana para hombres
So Is el par,
La misma clase para senoras, 81. .94 Ell par.
Camisetas de sonora 81 Cts ell par.
Medias de sonora de IL cts. arriba.
Medias de lana de ninos cts.
Toda cae de uguees muheca abundanc ponen
cora uOtca Trasos de plata s6lida msmo
preco de las de payon Vengan surdo
SomOs nco amacen Las Vegas que rcbe loz por
enteros podemO yender mucho
oros I'm de patos enemOs ahoa Gnsito
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-11-24
Buen Proyeeto.

Hay un Sr. Balhngtm Booth, de
Ia Armada de Salvation, dice
Las dos Naciones, que trata de
comprar en- Ell Oeste una porci6u
de TERRA, para lleyar ALI d los Is.
raelltas que andan dispersos poT
el muudo y fofmar una TERRA de
Canaan.
Como Sc v6, el proyecto no es
maloy y hasta puede aIcanzar buen
resuItado; pero el 6xito seril sc,
guro, 81 en- Iugur de una TERRA de
Canaan, sc propasieTa Mr. Booth
el establecimieuto de mn Puraiso
1erreSt1e, montado al estIlo de Ia
tpoca que precedi6 q la historic
de la manzana.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-11-24

por mnltas impuestas por el, las
que perteneren 4 los fondos de
escuela de este disirito que SON
los signientas.