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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
SHE WORKED MIN.
What the Father of Marcus Frey
Found out on His Trip.
rHt wEB sPUN lN MRs BUTLER

The father e Mnrru- \. Frey. cd q.
u Frey, Hni his uncle. q : M,IuW.u.
whn IN duing the l"to. tive work iu irri,t.
iug "u' how Mr- Juhu II Butler SECURED
such a hold un Marcus tha, when h" died
at PhuuIN. Arizona, rrr,utly, be- WilI"d
her his Ut" nruNur" policy It $lu.pUO,
l"f, for their hun" a. Franklin. Pom
lart night
Tur-.lay Nj Frey rmrluyrI us his
attorney here y : Kdry. and Ia the
afternoon tie lawyer -"rur,d s'ycral All
davi's from our cl,""us IA regard ,u ,he
character born" 10y Mr- Batter whl" -h-
resided here. Thrs" aihlalits Will hr
mailed :" Mr.. fr"H's attorney a, phruiN.
VII" r. principally rmplrycd To- ascertain
the validity II such will.
From Mr., fry the reporter CLEANED
IL" fact that Mrs Butler WORKED hi. z,,u.
VIII" n n cuusunptv". a. the urru'z
taste, aud h"slti"s the $4,000 lit, Iusur.
anc" policy, which she claims h. lrgI,i.
mat"Iy willrl L" her bcfurr his death,
th"r' were muul missing from ia. rf
fr"t- uf Mnrcu. ah"u, SdpO IN diamonds,
81 400 ~ u'g",iAhl" nodes uu Mexican
property, aud few other valuahlrs,
which he SENIOR Frey aud Sir. Mrlswrll
hAv" ever! reason I" hrlicyr. amer their
inN"s lgN'"u at PhTniI. were taken hy
MIR Bu'i'I aud ARE IA l. = poss"ssion.
Tl"l alr" SUSPECT, when they arrived
NJ Plp'ulN aud ascertain med that the int...
'lu"s # the deceased had been removed
ami were nov here I" he found, tha, the
death "f Marcus was hast-nri by some
i"isunoun drug
Al III pasn, the senior Frey found
where his sup hal given III. woman $50
'o pay f"r her hotel hill. sh, remaining
there lew weeks after leaving this city,
and an"rwarl with doctor named Me-
L"nnan. had gone Ia phrnia, Hh- know.
ing that Marcus business would carry
him a. that city.
Mr.. Fry learned here yesterday after
n"n tha, rh. was taken from = bagnio In
L"mdvillr. Col, and was married that
while here her hnon COMPANION was a
woman who was also "znil,Sl dove"
and that she frequently me-, and courted
the attention of men. othcrwiGs than her
husband.
The father, in his talk, emphasized the
fact iha, hr would spend all of Marcus
estate. except that which In now IN con,
tr'versy anil which IN held by Mrr But
Ter, and more ton, Ia place the aivcn-
tur~sn and her confsslsrai.s behind the
bars He Alao believes that the r-para-
t,ou II the husband and wife war only
run-. tu allow MIR butler tn g", further
into th. yo0i graces of Marcus, ~ they
knew him Ia be IN bad health, And that
they. sooner or later. will again join each
other.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
.la frosus Eaas

Nathan Barth, the big sheep raiser Il
the Zuni mountains, with HIS daughter,
Miss Birdie, are In the city. arriving from
the ives, las, nigh, Mr. Barth states
that the coyotes are worss than ever in
the mountains, aud th. sheep raiser~ are
resorting To poisoning them by the whole
sAle. He also states that there To- more
water aud grass this season than for ten
years past. and from all indications he
prrdicts = big lambing. He will begin
lAmbing on the 18th Of April. returning Ia
the ranch on Monday morning 10 begin
preparations for such duty. Miss Birdie
will remain at the residence II J. Hirsch.
and 20 70 school here.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
Breckenridge case.

Washington. March 8.--Congr-ssmnn IA
breckenridge continued this morning hls
ies,imony begun yesterday afternoon.
telling AN entirely different story to tina,
relstei by Madeline Pollard lie IN being
examined by Major Buttcrwo,th. Colo.
mel Breckenridge aail he met plaintiff IN
a car for Lexington without prearrsngr.
ment on his part and conversed and
agreed Ia meet her that evening at sarah
Goss' house, where she said she had gone
with Rh"ies once. The witness then
told of occurrences at sarah Goss' hous.
and declared that Mss Pollard WAS then
woman and no, young girl and that
he made no promises Ia help educate her
or anything of the kind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
THE VETO!
President Cleveland VetOes The
Seienorase Bill.
Coxey's Army Moving Along
Toward the Capital.
Witnesses Charged with Falsi'yins In
Breckinridge Case.
PRENDERGAsT CASE.

Washington, March ~. .--Th. pr-silrn,
has vetoed the Bland seignorage hill
In his message v-toing the Bland Till
the president says although he desir-s Ia
AVOID disagreement with the supporters
Of the bill. his conception Of The rvsponsi
bility attached TO his oiiice. confines him
10 the course pointed out by his sincere
hopes " protect the general interests of
the people Last years unparalleled O.
nsncisl disturbance Ia conceded 20 be due
N the purchasing clause of the Sherman
act repeslcd Nov. !, and the recovery
since has b.en slow and steady He
goes on in the ssme strain and
then says: IL believe II the bill
becomes law II will he regarded ~ ret
rogression from our haancial intentions
indicated by the recent repeal Of the
forcing Of silver bullion purchases; that
IL would weaken and destroy returning
faith. and In consequence business health
would he checked and we would return
20 our recent distressing plight" Then
be partially reviewed the Sherman act.
The presideu, 10 convincesi that the
scheme whereby treasury notes issued in
payment Of silver bullion be rstired by
silver certificates 10 III advised and dan
geroas II would place treasury notes al
= premium resulting In the reduction ~
gold In the treasury and unnatural in.
crrsse Of silver He desires that the sec /.
retary of the treasury have additional
powers The president concludes ths, he
10 not inseusible Of the arguments in IA &.
vor of coming silver aud thinks II could
be done II the SECRETARY had power ,o Ia
sue bonds at low rats Of interest. He de-
sires TO MAINTAIN financial confidence o.,
home and abroad
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31

New York, March 2s.--A dispatch
from Rome says; The Eternal City" Ia
dlling up with delegated IN tho great
International Medical congress-. which
opens tomorrow. Four thousand emil
nent medical men of ell countries have
already arrived. and this 10 little more
than half the number for whom advance
credentials have been forwarded. Sec
retAry Kocher anticipates that when the
convention ID In full swing fully eight
thousand delegates will be divided among
the different departments. The oonven-
tion will be formally opened tomorrow
with an address Of welcome by King
Humbert. Among the delegates are the
following ffom tho United Ststes: From
Philadelphia, Drs. William Pepper. Jud-
son Drland, b Alexander Randall, Chas.
A. Oliver. A. Sidney Roberts and John v.
Shoemaker, Drs g. Gushing and Henry
Gibbons, san Francisco, DR.. p G. Rsmor-
dino. san Diego, Dr. John r. Smith, U.
q. A.; Dr.. Quincy Rwing, sewanee. Tenn
DR. Adams Morgan, ssriis, hiss., DIR.
H.. J. Ray, Aiken, South Carolina, DR..
T. W. DAvis, Montgomery. Alabama
Drs. A. W. de Roaldes and 4. u Dabney,
New Orleansi DR.. q. c Busey, Washing
toni Drs. Edward Borek and y. Hsisey
weriein. NJ. Louis, Drs sam. johnson
and W. As.er, Baltimorei Prof. II. p.
Bowditch, Bostoni Drs. ID. Beltine. Aug.
Zncchi, George L Peabody. L. Fisher. A.
CAills. Henry 3. Oppeuhsimer. J. o'Dew-
eyer. Bryson DelAvan, Charles II Knight,
George W &. Lsfferts, MAx Rinborn, r.
III Sayre and J. Mount Bleyer, of New
York.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
acee,vtss csasrasusss,s.s

New York. March s,.--A special cable
from Berlin says Prince Bismarck will
be- seventy mine years old on sunday,
and already the mails are burden.d with
letters u congrH,ulAtion from.a parts Of
the empire while numerous presents
have also been received by the venerable
ss-sta,esman. large number of dele.
cations will 10 tn Fr,e'irichsruh on satur.
day " prcs.n, congratulations Tn. rs-
cent reconciliation with the Emperor has
hal the same effect upon the old warrior
As spring tonic. and he Ia reportsd a.
being In better health than for a year
past.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
FREE SILVER!
Bland Discusses the Veto Of
Silver Coinage.
Further Proceedings in the Vile
Breckenridge Case.
ificiTls In Texas Have Rousing rIrht
With N"r 2 Thieves.
CONuRArUIATINa BisnARCk.

Washington. March 30 Bland dis
cusres the veto philosophieslly and says
he will attempt Immediately Ia paar the
hill over the veto. He further declares
tina, the effect - the veto will De to make
silver a predominant feature IN the com.
ing election and the people will chnos-
president in rympathy with them aud not
with Wall street. Not only the Seignor-
aye hut a frpe coinage bill will ultimately
become y law of the lAhd Oates. of Ala
hama, Says the veto will be bad for the
south Bryan, uf Nebraska, comments
thus "Sou,h and ives, will ge, together
and rid themselves of eastern domination
and restore the gold aud silver coinage
II the constitution" senators arr eau.
ilouu in discussing the veto, especially
ihOs. tn whom the message came ~ I'M
pleasant news. Some no, talking for
publication gave free rein Ia indignation,
and couched their disappointment in EN-.
phatic language Srch senators AS Mills.
Vest. Gnr;nAn, Ransom, Cockell. Sher-
man, Morrill,. Hoar and quay refused Ia
talk nj all.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31

great Masonic Temple, the architectural
wonder II III" world, ,,'p"tt was sub.
mittNl showing tia, the floating drlt has
been wilsVi out entirely, and that current,
earnings are a, the rate " over Al, per
cent on the capital St"ck. when ia"
Htructurr was rrrci'-l the most Aatu,r
real estate men pr'phrsir,i ,hA, 1t would
b" white elephant, and the showing
made to-day In rrgArlrd ~ marvellous IN
view ~ the large uuml"r ~ sky -rrnr"rs
that have h-en erected since the temple
was nlrnrd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
PresAergs.s. TIE A..as.t..

Chicago, March 29.--Prendergast's q
friends declare that plans have been laid
for hanging the assassin on April 9Th, the
day 10 which Judge Chstlain granted
stay. The scheme includes the taking
Of change Of venue from Judge Chetlain
IN Judge Brontano on April 5th, when II
10 expected that the latter will rejec, the
insanity plea, and REFUSE further stay and
re-sentence the murderer " hang nex,
day. Prendergass Ia still KEEP, In dun
gson In solitary confinement where he will
remain till he gives assurance that he
will make no further assault on his
guards He In extremely talka,ive and
quarrelsome.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
Ths orsassser ssere.

H. ID. johnson. of Galveston. Texas,
typographical union organizer, and = very
pleasant gentleman. Arivc'l last nigh,
aud b 81 the Europesn. Ha will go up Ia
Las Vegas to-morrow morning, and re-
turn hsre saturday evening. holding a
meeting with the union printers 81 ,hs
city on Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Johnson
was .. ri Paso two days, and states ,hA,
that city will soon have = drst-clAss
typographical union. The gentleman
called ., this Office In company with
hsssrs. Hopping. Lomery and Hoge, oi
shs local union.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31

Washington, March % --Carlisis for
ths piaintiT In the Breckenridge case
this morning opened the proceedings with
the request that two witnesses for Mias
Pollard be allowed TO testify, which was
agreed 10. The htss one was John
BenckhArt, who sah John Brand. one II
Tho witnesses yesterday, stated falsely
vhsu he described the location Of Lena
sinsleton's house In Lexington. where !,
10 claimed Madeline Pollard once resided.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
\ Bls. ~Pt.lr.
I've Denorratie siaa,Atsr- ts~t NJ tt
asd % Was .nia," "BaaK." Et~

hna % Was "nsu, "banE. Etr
Amer IA" convention last night. which
nominated Edward Mrdl.r for mayor and
&. J Ennis for city clrrk,A number Of the
d-lrga,er, feeling proud "f their work,
prr"eiei I" h"wl up I" ia" king taste.
II was their night cut and thr polio.
did net interfere. Ahnut morning hlg,
strapping delegate from the First ward.
who once wore "siAr" aud through hia
oifciousnrss was dismissed from the ,.o-
lice force. staggered into the Mun,rIuua,
corner Railroad avenue and Second street,
and commenced smashing things righ, and
lrft. unmindfIl ufpro,"s'r ir'm the crowd
present. One 81 the propri-iors. himself
u big, fat, jnvial fellow, "nirr1i vignr-
ous protest against such n proceeding aA
smashing uI his g"-i~, which was fol-
lowed hy "bih," bang aud down went
the -I-Iolic"mAn. lie pullsi himself to-
g-thrr. felt that his joints wcrr not oui IL
orier And that his head Was still ou hls
shoulders, whcr'uIon he clnssd IN with
hiu opIHnrnt and for n few minutes tho
two democratic gladiators kept up their
n Ia Corbett encounter, until the propris-
tar Corlettike'l the eA.polceman by
righ, hAnd jaw lick that sent the latter
again to the h"r Friends here inter
frr,sl, both wrrr hruShed up and made to
l"ok all right, and at "'clck they wrru
sent, under police escort, Ia their rrsp,.c-
tiV. homes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
W % AT sax SOs'>D.
= Conservative Opiaisn sr the 60.
ehitt Dtssri~t


ehitt District
Col. A. W. Harris. the well known
Kingston, N NJ, min. operator, wh"+e
opinion u mines is sought af,.r 10y ,ho-"
acquainted with the colunrrp familiarity
with orr bearing rrk. r-turnsi to the
city Wednesday from n vini, ~ the C~hi,i
mining district, lie cAlls,i al THE Cl1r.
EHs Office At nom to-day, and was inter-
viewed by the r-por.r ~ follows;
"Cochiti bnom still continues" remark
ssi Col. Harris, "And experienced m,n,ug
men are going into the district fro,n Cal
iforniA. Montana, Idaho aud Colorado.
while experts from the northern and east
ern states arr present l'oking for mining
Investments. Thns. hav. met, and in
whose mining Judgment l have much
confidence. speak in the highest terms ni
the outlook. In my Judgment the i'm
nense lodges II quartz and puarizit..
continuing from the north Ia the south.
show indications ~ depth aud y-rmanen-
cy. Al assay returns are in som. ia
stances very high, I, fellows As a matter
Of course tina, extensive developments ARE
warranted and capital has r,asonsbl.
chance for fair returns on its invest.
nents."
eth. country shows III. results of vin.
lent volcanic eruption in the form II ash
aud scoriA," continued the colonel, "Ar
also In that u flowing lava, the latter a
compact porphyry which borisrs the
veins ~ quartzits and follow down their
sides. Should the immense vrius show
even low average 81 gold there will le
great proAt in their working. owing Ia
the low COS, II mining and their acc.ssi-
biii'y In ths district. Certainly the new
district gives great promise" a
spesking about tho ,ownait.s. The col.
ODel asif; "As to the townsit.s ther. ar,
two well under way, although at pres.n,
Allerton has the pole and an oI-n lead
The maps issuing from the surveyor
generals Office At santa Fu arr no, en-.
tireiy correct, and thoss most familiar
with the Typography Of tho district arr
uniting Ia ps,i,ion for a resurvey. or n
correct mea eandering oi the several cAnons
that procecd from the Rio ,irandr up the
mountains
"No SNOW on the mountains that inter.
ssres with prnspccting, and g,sri accom-.
modations can ba obtAined at Kent City
~ Aiisrson. In tho line II fo"i and luig.
Ing st r~AsoaAbls rates"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31

Rio De Janeiro. March. 2s.-Presii.n,
Morales is dangerously III with intestinal
disorder and the chances for his recovery
arr very slight, His death u, this time
would complicaie matters and cause
other outbreaks and serious trouble.
A dispatch fsom BuenHs Ayrcs says the
congressional elections in Lujau were at
tended by much bloodshel and Il 10
thought the same scenes will he repeated
In other districts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
Ts nsuns n Tareue.

williamstown, March 2s.-Prince B-s--
low. the African prince In the class
of 1885. Williams College, has re-
ceivci call from his people IA return
To his native nnd and take possession
of the Kingdom, which has heretofore
been uacer control Of his uncle Bese-
low ia said Ia I've an Intelligent young
man and Ia the son of th. late King
Arnah. in Ben~icov, the western portion
of Africa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
Texas a. 70 nd

San Antonio, March 2O.-Burke Coch-
ran. who il here rIprcsses great salts.
frction ac III. defeat ~ the .infamous
bill" A dispatch from Dallas says the
veto IN received with the loudert curr.s
by every one and ssyr the party can M,
recover fOm the effects Of pr-sbient's .
policy In twenty years. He could not
rcceiv. single VOTE for his recollection
In Texas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
ashtuRtoa News

Washington, March ~ - The mrml~rr
~ the house claim {" reflect Crisu'r
views and state positively that he will de.
cline the Hrna,oruhip IN place of the late
senator Colpu,, when the speaker AZ.
pcared in the house to-day hr war greet.
'Vl with tumul,uour applause frum all the
members. No trace of the storm II yes
,eriay in the chnm~r; overcome go-i
humorr'i On the appearance u amend.
INK yesterdays Journal. illhustrring l.,
gan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
ThN Ira saaern

Salem. March ss.-corey's army lsf,
this morning on the march from camp
Trenton at ColumbiAnA A rousing re-
osptioa Ia expected there, 1t being
strongly . hvoraSls community. Coxey
rejoins then there. II 10 announced that
six hundred striking pottsrs from Rast
Liverpool. Ohio, become q part Of the
Commouwsal army Saturday. The army
10 slowly increasing and no complaints Of
depredAtions have bsen made along the
route.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
a Wssthy OsArssy.

New York. March so.-Thsre was q
big crowd to-day =, the fair of the Little
Mothers soeis,y At the Manhattan Ath-
'etic club. A number of society ladies,
headed by Mrs. A, N Palmer, wife ~ the
theatrical manager, presbi.'l =, the
booths. The fair includes PORTIONS of the
Worlds Fair exhibits from California,
New England. France. Italy. Holland
and Russia, and the ladles are sttirei In
the costumes of the countries rspssssnts,i.
The socisty sends Ia the country every
summer thousands 81 little girls who take
charge of their bro,hers aud sisters while
their parents are ai work.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
= Graad Oid Wau

Princeton, y. J re- ~. On Sun
day next Rev, Dr.. JR, IrCozh. the
no'-d Presbyterian divine, and for near
ly twenty years president ot i. .ncr,nn
University. will celebrate the eighty ~-r.
"nd anniversary " hr birth Tn"
students will h,tingly commemorate the
event on Saturday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
sAeax.r raliee saaaaie.

Denver. March 2s,-in the supreme
court this morning upon application by
attorney for Martin aud Orr for injune-
ton, the question was RAISED ~ 70 jur-
isdiction ot The supreme court, II being
claimed that the case is no4 ended IN the
district court by Judge Glynn's decision,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
war sa sIss asnhsass,

New York; March ~ The var In.
aasursssd locally by the Mail and Rx-
press on the nicksl-iu ,hs-slo, gambling
|dsvices seems 10 have swept aver the
country iiks Atidal wave Dispatches
give tbs names Of between forsy and hfsy
|towns In which the further uss of tina
ma0hines bad been iutsrdlctsd By che
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31

Washington. March 3s.--Thc Brecken-
ridge case b"gan to-day with more ex-
pert testimony concerning plaintiff q
handwriting. X. Hay. an expert, was
the frs. witness examined by Judge viii
son for plaintiff worshington. the col-
onel's secretary, WAS the next witness,
and testified ~ plaintiffs disputed letter
among breckenridge correspondence.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
As$amer q max.

London. March 2s.--The British steam
or Zexzo, which sailed from Bal,imors.
was sunk near ilfracombe In q collision
with the schooner wilce during last night.
and the captain. and two sailors and .
s'owaway were lost and others were res
cued.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
aw spa s,sssess,

New York. March sO.--Oy-r ycore
Of shs leading fssosrs of the oocntry Ar-
regisssrsd as ths uptown hotels to-day
They have come fom BOs,on. ChieAxo,
Omaha. Salt I~ks City. New Orleans. and
Ban PrAneiseo 10 participate In tho an
nasl fencing championship contests II tho
United states under The JON. auspices II
the Amateur Athistis Union. ami the
Amsisar frne"rs' League of America.
Ths "psDing l"u's are 10 psesr.ss this
afternoon ., the penosrs' cIab on West
22nd Street.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31

"a. Psal. MIMI. nArch ss.-0csernor
hekinisy and party arrived hero shortly
nfssr neen. under sssost of sommi,,es.
which mst hin as Haniins university,
ccasistiAg u sz-0overses A. q. ke'iil,
shAirm4as 0ovsraes knass Melissa. Rev.
D.. b. q. enths 0sssrAl Hlpwsr. Capt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31

Denver, March - Philip O'Hanlon,
In the department Of the secretary Of the
interior during Clevsland's q arst term. and
prominent citizen here. Ia missing.
His clients are mostly Italians and some
claim that he took their money given him
Tor investment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31

Hancock, Mich, March 2s.-It h an.
nounced that ten men were killed In the
Central nine In kewauA county by . pre-
mature blast II N impossib,e " ges par
ticulars ~ the wires are all drwn on &C
count of she heavy storm.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31

San Antonio, March as.-Congressman
Wilson arrived al the Cable ranch near
this city to-day His doctor states that he
h rapidly improving Al the end Of the
week Wilson returns hers 70 remain until
completeiy restored.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31

Paris. Texas, March 30.--Jiin rpkine,
colorrd. oa,raxed the step daughter II
Edward MoHgal.S last summer. aud
Manning Davis, murierrr, were hanged
here this morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31

Berlin, March 20 The arst day Of
April for many years has been . rod
letter day In Germany. being the birth
day Of Count Bismarck. This ysar
will be the occasion Of unusual national
rsjoaeiax. the rssior.iioa q impartial Avor
and partial return of BismAsck 10 pablie
lifs has Erstiaed the satire country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
NE ysso Yes.

Washington, March 3s.-The president.
II u sAid al the white House. will ssnd no
message 70 the house on tho ssignorsge
bill to day. He made number Of ap-
pointmen,s that will probably 60 70 the
senate NJ 2 O'Clock.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31

Washington, March - "A bill 10 pro-
vide for cha free and ualimitsd coinage u
silver was introdueed In ths scnAts thi,
morning by Senator Stewart. of Nevada,
and laid on the tAbls for the present.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31

New y@k. March ss.-as@ss Tscks-
nor Curtis, one of The moss sniasas Au-
,hosiiiss on conssisusioaAi Law aud the
sathos os many isgai wosks. dssd sud-
dsaiy a. hk rsssdsass In this eity.