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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
gse~ iiaE W oh.

Chicago. July 5.--The mob after suc.
c"ssfully stAlling n stock train at the
yari- prrc,si-d to the Pittsburg Il Fort
Wayne tracks al Forti-th street, where
they held up the incoming trains and
compelled the passengers to leave the
cars and dragged tn. engineer and fire.
man from the cab aud d.railpd ia. ell.
gine They then set fire to the Lake
Shore signal house. Grn. Miles says h-
cannot "rier troops to fire on the mob
withou, ORDERS from Washington. He
has tel-graphed to the authorities at
Washington that he In unable 10 cope
with the situation here and asking Tor re
inf'rc-mrnts. At 2:3O the mob ~ strik.
erS overturned twenty cars Al Thirty
ninth street IN the Rnck Island a Lake
Shore tracks and attempted "a
burn them. The fire department
qu.nched the flames before much
damage was done. The mob 10 now
marching northwar,i towards the center
vi the city driving all tower aud signal
men out Of towers on all 'he roads leading
to the Polk street depot The msn are
going out without exception.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
TrxAs sAstis s'cver.

Prnf A. 7 Neal gives the following ns
TIA" uru Il symptoms among cattle Affec,.-i
With wha, Ii known a. Texas or splenic
fever. "The sick animal will leave ,h.
hsrii II in milk the aow will cease, Il
water ia Accessible A will he used ~ a
standing pace, Al times sleers sud
cows affected with ,his disease will charge
uI'"n men who enter the aeid, The ani.
NAL becomes eonstpa,sd, the urine ia
many cAs"s Is high eolored. almost bla,
hut II !, Ia voidrd into water i,s color " III
'~ found N he that of blood. II siigL,
cuts arr made into the skin little blo"l
will how, and II will be noticsably thin,
ligh, cnlorcd aud wstsry"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
strike GxtrualuH.

Chicago, July 5.-A meeting of the
Bhirf. Il all the leading laI'or organiEa-
Mons. including Int-rnational Machinists,
Knights Of Labor, National street Car.
)nen's association, United ui'. Workers,
National Typographical Union aud Amer.
|ran Federation oi Labor. who have plAc.
III themselves at the dlspoaal 1T the A.
b L under subject of call, have been
)Allei I'm to- morrow in this city. when i,
i ,lp-c,cd an attempt will be mad. IA
|All nu, every memher o' lAbor organi1A.
ions IA the country
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07

Chicago. July s.-Gsnsrai whesI.r was
In conference with the mayor and his ls-
gal advisors this afternoon The mayor.
when Aaksd II hs would act in oopcer,
with the federal troops or ignors them In
ssnding out militia, replied significantly
I'VE know nothing sboa, federal troops
they were brought herr for purpose
they sis on The TOP of earsI We want men
who viii get down upon the Eroand aud
do their duty" while no clash u s..
pscssd 70 occur between the state and
federal TROOPS II v plainly the inssn,ion oi
municipal and stats aa,horiass 10 show
their resentment with The federal inva-
sion by Ignoring the regulars.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
rakes at Pr~srstt.

death and taxes" It has been Aail
"are ,h. only SURE things" In this worl,l
heath comes once to all men. hut taxes
com. with uncomfortable frequency
Tn. ink on the tar collectors recsipis
for the county and territorial taxes ha.
scarcely dri.d until q collector was
around in Prescott rounding up Axpay.
e- sor a special school Ia. We are just
beginning to catch our breath from the
effect of this tan, and on Monday Asser.
AR K n. F~dricks will start on his an-
nual roundup Of taxpayers 10 liz, their
poprrty for municipal taxation, viii, !
becomes duo on September ] Journal.
Miner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
THE STRIKE!
Complete Tie-Up Effected at
Cleveland, Ohio.
1he Blockade Raised bv Troops
at Ration.
Chicago the scene cf Riots all Last
Night.
TROOPS REACHING rHE SCENE
TROOPS RRACHisa rHF SCENE

Chicago. July 6.-Every man employed
In the various yards in Cleveland, Ohio,
struck at sis o'clock this morning aud
frrigh, traffic there Ia completely stopped
Passenger trains have uo, been intsrf-r.
ed with
All night long scattering mobs 81 the
stock yards here continued their riotour
work. Switches were torn up. cars over.
turned aud railroad buildings destroyed
During the night thirty. .one alarms Of
hre were sen, into the fire department
from the stack yards district. but owing
10 the prompt action Of the tremen and
police, the blAzes were eItiuguish-d be-
fre any serious damage was done. A,
sis this murning . wrecking crew started
" clearing the Lake Shore tracks ~,
Fortieth street, which were completely
blocked with over turned care
Judge Thay.r at 81, LOUIS this morn.
ing granted an omnibus injunction cover.
Ing all railroads In that city. -njc,n,ng
memberu II the American Railway Union
from entering upon property of the rail.
rad cnmpani-s entering ~. Louis for the
purpose Of dissuading employees of com.
pAni.s from performing their duties
The stock yaris are quie, THE morning.
the events Of yesterday and the work oi
incendisrics last night have raralyy-d
the managers, and they arr without plan
or purI"se. knowing no, which way To
turn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07

over 10. This will show that the older
ORDERS arr still In III. lead notwi,hs,and
ing III. fact tina, -o many new ORDERS
have been established IN the past few
years Odd Fellowship has made maine
for itself In this aud fnrrign countries
which will last Tor ages Ia come The re-.
lief given to itr members commrnds 1t To-
all fair thinking meu, such relief being
given just a, the time II IL most nepi-d
Tvs CirllKS hopes tha, this aud the other
l~iHr IN the city will c"ntinu" to grow.
~ such organizations arr bcnrh, to the
community NJ large As well A. I" the IN.
divduAl mrnL-rr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07

hred on them, seriously injurng me
man, . foreigner The mob h-,i anil the
train c"ntinu''i on u. J"uru,y ,o ths city.
Lieut.. Col, Ov-r.h,r'. commanding
ih" trw'p- IN the stock yAris, .sm to-day
that In the existing condition II affairs u
would r,quis- an army n pu, down the
uprising in Chicago alone The inc-n.
diaries have renewed their work a, the
yards, and load-d coal car ~ Armnur's
fertilizer works wa. set an hrr =, nnnn
Armour's tsa,nst.rr struck this morning.
aud sin hund',-i -mplnyrs on the Glover
Leaf a, Pranktnr,, inliann. struck Ia.
day This ,i-r az y-ry,hing between
Toledo and Charleston, Illinois. except
mail trains
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
.ANr, - tarEN-IoN.
N>~ I,nr 'row ~ -s,.H 60 ta,r.
nL - = suit


o. MI - e suit
=" I.m'.'.' Pro Ir..tm SANS The
conriiui. .. I the Z \ = y railway
from Drming tn fairhAnk, is hrrgone
conclusion p,-invr information N to
the effect that IA" PARTON II the rad be-.
tween Falrhsnk aui Benson will br taken
up and lHd "m fAlr'auk toward bcm-
lug. passing through T"mhs,"ur aud
down toward the 'iundtlur" cHuun.
The riad will be- constructed FROM bath
ends. A large amount uf the material
will h- Shipl~i /" Quay maA amd up t9
Tombstone. which viii b- made the end
Of tn. drr, diviri"u frum lnming III.
original survey made ~ 1881, by the a.
T. Il = r road will l- us.-i
The grad. between fSirhank aud
Tombstone WAS partially c"ns'ruc,-l aud
still remains ia guul cnnditiu' Thu
grad" will bring the rua'i int" t"wt Via
WAtrrvAl-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
nu-h,nE rroop-totn- uIo,.

Springfield, III Ju,y at | O'clock
thir afternoon ,iuv Altg-id trlrgrnph-i
ten. Wrlch NJ Aurora /" proceed NJ once
I" Chicago With his whole brigade and
report +" the mayor uf ChicAgn aud aSsist
III suppr-Ssing RIOTS. A telegram wss
also sen, tu ten. Wheeler at Chirayn ar
d"ring him 'n report at once with his
four rrgimru," Ia ia. mayor "f Chicago
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
WAS A JOURNALIST.
has u's ~uiting nbitioa Has se.s
Aliay~d Forever.

has Wis ~uiting n,bition Has se.s
Aiisy-d Forever.
lie bought n daily journal. and "a
please oil men diurnal was the nara
mount ambition that he cherished
| most intense,
lie sAid he'd write the leaders To
conciliat" all readers, and his editorial
matt"r should never give oTen-e.
Nc would please the high and iowly
Hnd ,h. wicked and the holy. the Re.
publiranN AMI tho Mugwumps. Demo
Gratis and rupnli>t>
lie would -ulngiL- the people higher
than the highest >t"rplc, and pet the
slick arl>tncrat ani the fat mpnopp
list
lie would lit no wrathful bosom.
but would study how to please en-,
Anl his indiNcrimi.sts sweetness
would he scattered far and near.
lie would ~hnnt a. from u battery
daily fusilades of hattrry and with
prnmiScuouS praises daily storm tho
public ear.
Hut the Democrats did snub him
and the NuVwumps tried TO club him
huu "
on the shoulder blade;
And u 'piscopalcan rector stabbed
him through the chest protector, and
q strong agnuNtic athlete smashed
him with hani grenade.
And then The high.bor and the
lowly and the wicked and the holy
when they mobbed his hated Office all
were equally profanc;
And the deacon aud the pastor and
the wicked dancing master Impair
italy upon his head their equal blows
did rain;
And sunday superintendent q re-
ligious Independent and an iniidel
free thinker, seiEei aui hurled him
In q heap:
And a bloody jail bird s,iiled him
and u gentle Quaker killed him. and
they buried him in partnership-his
grave was dark and deep
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07

se-srls Of Ne,u =. ste,d In the Cea.
tempt case.

tempt case.
Mr. Field. In oi'~ning the closing Argu.
m-nt for the defendants on Tuesday. wa,
quite elcpuen, and with great earnes,nes,
defended the rights II the American
citizen. lie agreed with Judge s,erry
that anarchy Was abroad In the land aud
shJur~,i the court 10 take no action which
w"uld pr~cipi'a,e more nerious cnndi
,ion lie severely cri,icized the fcSirrn
courts In THAR usurI'ation II states
rights and rsh that III. hrrt decisipn ss
1" the sup-rsor rights of the com,,ani-s
did but r-rc. the arms of the law while
the later ones enter,-i in and made a
gaping wound, lie stated thA, the f,-l
eral courts wuuld make cpnScripts ~ rail.
r"ad employees and give them fewer priv
l-g"s than II r"hiier; that they have un
d"rtak"n to dn what congress has ~.
i"at'I'y refused ,o do "a. call.-i atsrn
ti"n 4" the fact that n hill had been lntrr.
dur"d Ia r"ngr'rs I" forbid ,h. fedora
court" :" mak" such Sw~rping rninm =
lhI "ri"rr A. they have h,.n
issuing lie said b. war an old fngy
lawyer and that he Shh"rr-d juiicin
legislation, that IN the conflict brtwr.n
,h" legislative department AMI the ia.
diclSry the former wap tn. higher ami
must win; that II the contention uf judy
S'"rry was correct the power ~ the cour,
~ar equal in every r'spec, +" that II ,hr
car "i Russia. aud greater than ia. los
- "i III" president of the unitsd SiA,-, 4.
that h" c"uld s.nd the defendants to the
I~nlt"ntiary for the term uf their naturr /
life, and that they wonli have no right uf
appeal to any court or person in authority
"" appealed Ia the cour, not to follow ,b
new blaE~i paths II judicial direction hu,
t. kr"? "n the broad highway of Iegisln.
i"n, departure frUm which would IeA.l
""i knows where. He calls,i ,h. Att.u.
u"n "f the court "a the stAtut. Of IA.
United states passed 10y congr-ss In 1854.
providing fnr the organization Of labor
unions, which authorizes them To com.
hn" for the purpose ~ bett.rinv
their condition. regulating their wages,
and aiding their fellow employees, which
he argued could mean nothing more than
they should have the righ, In combine
aud quit, Ia enforce II they cvuld their
demands ia that way. lie stated that
MIR kuch-ndorf-r hal been discharge
On ia" rrr'"s' If carryin. I'a~--ng-rs on
freight train. while h. l-li-ved It wa.
for n" other reason than that he b-iung-h
I" the union and was its local presni-n, 8
that the company. through Mr.. D,na,,
agreed Ia r-insta,e him IL he could pr
cure an affidavit to the effect that thr
p-rnnns he hal carried were M, pana.n
gerr, which he procured. and tina, H..
company then declined to carry out /, =
promise.
Mr. Field spoke until q c'clmk and hAi
not concluded his argument when III
court Adjourn@l until 10 o'clock this
morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
s,Alliug g>r Aiis,aa.

Chicago. July s.-lhe mayor AT noon
tslsgrsphed 70 the governor asking him to
call out I've regiments Of the state militia
located In this city. The report tina, a
posss Of deputy marshals hr-i On a mob
at Kensington 10 confirmed Two men
we're shot, but they were Dragged away
by their companions before !, could be
learned how serious their injuries wer
The mob withdrew from the scene and all
70 quiet At that point now
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
ftrst ,sntrmpi , use

Denver, July The hr-, contempt
as. gr'wlng on, oi the strike cAmc be-
|ur Judge Hallrt, THE morulu. II wAS
hat 1t Frank SohnArk, a striker aud one
u the Puebio prisoners, The cas- wHs
bu, over until Tomorrow, and tue judge
FArnri Ia. prisoner not Ia return to
eaebln, saying the situation demanded
|he most stringent enforcement of the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
HArehAis Str~a en- the Mob.

Chicago, July 6-The mob on the II.
limos Central At kansiugton this morn.
ing turned the switches and ran box cArs
on the main line and completely block
sded II II In said that marshals hrrd on
the mob and killed one The mayor this
morning stated that unless he became
con vinced the police could handle the big
nobs he Understood were gathering in
various i.arts Of the city. h. would tele-
graph 70 the governor ,o call out the
First, Second and Seventh regiments. AZ
well ~ all the cavalry troops and .rtil-
isry,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
the PRIZE FIGHT.
avis Brsted Flynn in Thirt en-
Rounds.
NE HOSE 1 AN RAG m.
Niss LalIn ,MEIIrILEh

Nis'> ial Ia 'E CIriLEs
Las Vegas. July 5.-The Flynn. Lewis
prize tgh' last night waa a rnttling mill.
Lewis won ~ the thirteenth round. The
refrrc decisions were not the beat A
-nali crowd attended The Romero
team won the huh and hub race, and the
Number Oue the vet teut. The hook and
ladder race was n tie, Daniels won the
ladder climbing. and Ryan the coupling
Davis won the foo, race. The railroad
men here quiet
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07

Glasgow. Scotland, July 5.--Soon af,er
hs start In the royal regatta this morn
pg th. famous yacht vAikyrie WAS run
b,o by the satHnta and Gu, in two aud
unk. The crew was saved. The v,gi.
Ants's American crew Witnessed the
hs.stsr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
Alo, 4 Aar sgal-ea

La JunlS, Col. July 5.-The santa fe
A,sei the blockade to-day IN Colorado.
Cbr trains started this morning both
bays. The Chicago tram reached Den.
= sr this morning on tim. aud frrigh, and
assepgrr BUSINESS is moving for the hrs,
ma m week.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
Tpytnx the ntrikers.

Denver. July 6,-Judge HAll.,, is not
trying the Trinidad contsmp, cases ,n,r
morning. The cour, is occupied with thr
Pueblo case. which will occupy the m,~t
Of the day. The Denver d Rio Grande
men were no. called out this morning ar
was anticipated. irains are ell ru nning
regularly from this point
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
4 asuseneia Treasure.

ID ", Fuller, Of CSnajoharse, N. Y.
says that he always keeps DR.. king's
New Discovery inihe house and his fAm-
lily has always found the very best re-
suits from its use, that he would not b
without Il, II procurable. q. A. Dyke
man, Druggis', CAtskili, N. y, .says that
DR. King,s NeS Discovery 10 undoubtedly
the 7 Ge.i s Cough remsdy .h.. he has !. ased .
IT, Nd why , %G' '5 ,rs%say S". 'S g.. long . tried ss
Thos. II. burgess 4 sons Drug Store.
Regular sixe Soc. and $i.00.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07

The Maricopa q Pbrnix RAiiroad com,
pany k about 10 con@snss tho cons,ruc.
tion II q line which will coanse. the CAP.
ital with Mrsa City and the uppsr par,
of the Nal, River valley That will give
a railruad throughout the entire
length Of the valley and will, a. = matter
Of eoarse, help The shipping of freight ia
considerable sxtsnt Asd iperrass AZ, J..
cultural parsuits immsasslv.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07

Harmony lodge. No. II. I. q. O. ~, .,
their regular msstias last night Installed
the following cslosrs; tn. Hsaiy, p
G.iR H. stage. N, 9Th, x Rogers. v.
GID l. Perry. ssSrvtATyi b. y Davis.
treasurer ". HssssIisn. ,rust.s. This
lodge was instituted on June eth. isss.
with membership of ~. While al this
,ins the number hes bsoa lnerssssd ,o
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07

Chami'erlAin's Ia the l,-rt ~ all. Vim.
cent }. Bark. ~ Danhury. Iowa. has
used Chamberlain cough remedy when
ever In ne-d ~ InedIcin. fnr coughs AMI
cnids, for the past tive years aud say
1T always belps rn- out. Ifsnyon- Ask-
inc what HI d ~ cough medicine use,
reply, Chamb-rlain's, tina, Ia the i,-st Il
ell, 5oc bottles for aale by T. n burgess
4 son. druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07

Chiaag", July e r~u fl-igtt rh,pls
AMI twcn', five ears burned 81 .iru.
III this morning. u, ~ the work Il IA.
cendiari-S, One nf the n,-n she, at hen
rington Is named william lnsly - aud h,
In fatally w"und-i. dirhigau Cru,rn
Detective stark hrrd the shnt And ia
m"h tried {" lynch him, hut G~ ~Hp Hatl,
landed IA henSington Ja,l and from thcr
taken !" 'h" city hy III" I-'lic" tin!
lollcr di1lris.i the mob. hui the hl,. \
ale was not rair,,i NJ thcr, vac un uu,
"n hsnd ,u clear away the wreck
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07

A horse kicked II. n. ShAfsr, II the
Rreemy.r HOUSE. Middleburg, N. T.. on
the knee, which laid him up in led and
caussd the knee joint Ia becom. sttf. A
friend recommended him Ia use Cham
b-riAin's Pain balm, which he did. and in
two days Was able IA b- around Mr.
shAf-r has recommended Il Ia many
others and says II In excellent for any
kind Of Q bruiHe or sprain, This same
remedy N also famous for its cures II
rheumatism. For sale by r. II BURGESS
a Son, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07

". II. Nelson. who is In the drug busi.
neas st kingville, Mo, has ~ much conh.
denee In ChAmberlain's collie. cholera and
diArrho-a remedy that he warrants every
iHtile and ofers to refund the money "a
any customer who IL MT satisfied after
using u. Mr.. Nelson takes no risk In de-.
INK this because the remedy is q certain
cure for ths disease for which It In intend.
.si and h- knows II For sale by r. u
burgess q Bon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
As,xhss VIII ntvik~.

Dss Moines, july b,--GrSnd Master
Sovereign received = request from Dcbs
this afternoon asking him 10 call out all
the rail,oad Knights Of Labor from Coun-
c!! Bluffs 10 San Francisco. Sovereign
answered. affirmAtivsly and will issue an
order 10 that effect
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07

Chicago, July e-Two companies oi
regular infantry from For, brady, Mich
and four fro@ Leavsnworth, Kan. ar.
Tived here this morning and msrchei Ia
the Lake front 70 Join troops mobiiir-'i
thsrs under Gen Miles In command.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
Arranging 10 sea,ina- tue -,r,Lr

Chirag", July A, nrr,ing of IA,
representative IT the kral labor unIuu.
held at headquarters /" day. IA resolution
was pasHe1i asking the trades unIuuz H.
the city I" Rpl-'lnt n cnmuitt-" uf 'hr-,
each !" attend = meeting mex, SUNDAY
night, and par icipa,r 10 such action a,
may essm hest calculated ,u insure ,h,
"ncc"ss Of i" American Railway uu,nr
IN the hgh,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
Hes ssiii Dspssaass ssss

Chicago. Jaly at nooa to-day the
mob hsld mp mail train on ths P,t,s''urs
4 Fort wAyas tracks at Portisth ssrsst
and ssoesd the sagiasss and hrsmau.
The peiiss srisd 70 dIspsrss them. wbsa
The mob ssoasd The police. Tue latter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07

Denver, July b,-RAilruad officials here
|eela~ thus afternoon that the strike Ia
|olorado is practically broken. The
faders in charge Of the strikers move
fent deny this.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
THE STRIKE.
|1hs JailS Being Filled With The
Strikers.
Blockade Being Raised on the
Roads In Colorado.
kasta Pc Trains MovinR this Way from
Trinidad.
DIsAsTROUs YACHT HAUE.

Trinidad, July 0 Under the influence
pf the United States troops things her-
.rc almost normally quiet to-day, Sew.
kral more arrests were made u Agi,a,orp.
Aarrhal Poe lsft for n'nver this morning
|si,h additional prisoners. The santa Fc
Ind Gulf trains ARE moving aud the
|rouhlr is presumably over.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
Quies As niue Gsiand.

Chicago, July b.-A!l is qui., at Blue
bland this morning, no ssrikers are in
Egh,, aud the sronbls is endei. Quiet In
be stuck yards to-day. No trains have
|rrived or Are expected.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07

Omaha, July 6.--tirand Master sover-
fgn starts Ia Chicago to- night TO open
|eAnluar,ers in compliance with the ~
|u-st Of D,.bs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07

Denver. July d No answer Is thus fnr
received "a Gov. wait'n m.ssag- tn
President Cleveland. pro,-sting againr,
the use Of Cnited States tr"ops ia Colora.
a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
.IrIkr M ~iauNaItA

Sioux city, 10. July q The worr, "i
the strike herr. seems Ia lie over. Fr-igh,
traffic IN still practically at n standstill
but pass-ng"r trains ARE nearly all run
ning nn tim. to-day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
o. enalaR rrasss.

Deuver, July 6,-The Gulf road re-
|ors trains leaving Trinidad both ways
bis mmn,ng. with = general resumption
business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07

John Fr-derickson and wife. who arr
detained In the city because of the strike,
are well known people of l."s Angeles,
Cal. They registered At the Europsan
from Fort Worth, Tsz.. where they have
been visiting for several weeks. but arr
nov taking = trip through tho sou,hwes,
country As soon AZ the trains com.
mence running Mr.. Preierickson will ~
To 1t. Louis On business. while his wife
will return IA her folks IN l.os Angeles.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
HseLi~.'. Ar.ss. sa,y..

The hest sAlve In the world fur cute,
bruises. Snr,s. uicsrs. salt rh.um, fever
snr-s, tst.sr. chappcd hands, chIhlAins,
corns. And all skin srupt.ons, and Iosi.
lively cures piles, az no pay reIurSi. II
IL gaArant"s.i Ia give perfect Satisfaction
ar money rrfuni.i. Price rs cents per
bon. For sale by DR. Thus. X. burgess Il
son, druggisls,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
The Oldest MI.

The father II all the Wills anil the mo, /
ancient docuInent of its kind known +"
the historians aDd antTIuAriAns, Ia that
II 'th- great King" S.nnAchrrib, who j.
frequently mentioned ia the Scripture.
aud also by Hersio,us aud Jns-phu,
sennacher1b liv,Ei and rrign.d l'e,w.-u u
the years 7u2 Hnd 6sJ b C.. over $500
years Ago. la the will which in wri,t. I,
upon . tablet of clay. aud which
wAs found by the -EcAvatorS
who wsrc exploring the sit. Al
the royal palace. the "greA, invincible"
Wills his Sons "csrtAin stores ~ precious
things" a that tim. deposited In the tenn
pie a, Sslo, Thss. sAine sons aft-I
wAriS killed their father "Shile hs was
engaged In wa shipping h,s private
tiUl "