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New-York tribune., 1894-10-23

New-york city end Of the district ana me ma" viii
80 aacc"aintance and many friendships hr rhe
unnuestIonab,y impair Mr.. Ryans suene'" "
WYNN and XXXth Assembly distrlc,s' ,t m
Whiie the Democratic party Il tnuS ttiraiv in
many times over the Republicans are ms mani
harmony Not a Ripe or ulscotr r, iii strong
Tes,ed Itself The county nominatioiis az % are ali
and the three candidates for the AsseiipRS ~ ,,icorv
Lin canvasses which likely 10 emu ~ avsr
Tbe Renubiicans are better organized thdn III? ben.
rvere before All the candidates are nu 'offorts
nj one 70 the other and their coino'"ou '
LII aid greatly the State ticket ,, bova
Tha maragers of Mr.. Fairchds campaisn uo,e
.mr,iw been doing some figuring on the ~ ~
n1 W 80 ~ out with the assumption that thei, ! c
ddata viii carry Westchester county VI co6 ;;otes
rr,v in this part of the district was 70" ra,tcr
in Iso5 His rivals effectiveness as W. Nr
g. no: an unknown quantity. because an. ~ CON
Eairchid as candidate for a seat III '.'S cum
,d,n,imnal convention carried Westcheswr (iIt
-. L, ioo votes He ran ahead Of the STATE IN ~
tie frIenl are confident that his piurdHt. Iis he
,,l hn not less than 1899. ana tnes "UuIu mo
rrnaly astonished II ii reached ZVU' ,,st do
Twenfv-third and Twenty-fourtn Wdrus tnrn td 49,,
ctIe ,he contest They have shown pe,o.e 1'i ouis
Tamnany cannot rely on them ehireIy' 10, toe M
IIajntz was elected Commissioner or Streei liia
- 5,,ernnnts here over the Wigwam cahdlI,di.h. -
nr D,iy will cut down the Tammany vou. W, ~. 10 =.
r,i he most greatly diminished by the "aEe 't ,r
fnrm which bids fair TO over"n.im tae t,ahiis, IL n
.Inmzo He'll and w W Niles, jr.; the hepuoi'er - \
Io' Iit.I, az f1r the Assembly IN The NNlNtn anu
SSsvy.b Iis,rlcts are making energetic canVasS,',7
- oil hiring out full vote FOR MI f9lrcnu.
aitogether the situation in me ~ IN To.S,b DS,,biI
is,Tict offers the greatest inducenent 70 hcPuo"-
can effort.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
GOOD GOVERNMENT Club sTEAws"

The following valuable and suggestive letter from
Alfred Il. Conkling who for years has been doing
most excellent and valuable work In supprcs-ing
election frauds In this city. was published IN "The
New-York Evening Post of yesterday:
To The Editor of The Evening Post
Sir. Your readers may like 10 hear some gossip
about iOwn concerning the activity of the Good
GDycrnment Cub workers
n,rt member of Club T.: We never cared FOR
Republicans. State Democrats or any other bcfno,
crlts. but We can't ID nDtrin' w!th you'se GOOD
Government club fellows. We wish you were all
drowned IN the East River
Mr. fulton McAiahon. in his address at the meet
!ng Of Good Government club On ThIrsily. 70
ratlfy the nominations Of the cubs candidates in
N. With IXth and Xltlth districts. said: The
TAmmanr candidate FOR Alderman In my district
came anl asked for the indorsement OF my
Good GoVcrumcnt cub lie saH he believed IN
home rule ballot reform and honest elections. and
ta,rr r.IFou way ~ sroi.d not nave tH"
in !orscment OF that cub" Mr.. McMAhon replied:
"iveU you arr Tammany wsn. ana why should
Sc ialJrse YOU" The answer was. because |
haze now NOR, money l my pocket tGan you can
raise during the rest OF the cnmplign' \ Tam
many "hr.,er' begging Tor > Good Governm, mt
Cmh indorsemcnt Is more pitlful Than Belisar.us
hcgging At the gates Of the city he had once saved
MS that there Is fraud in the City club"
think President Martin shoIli give a bill W par
tlci,ars for in my hImh.c opinion, tp there ia no
member Of the city club that has ever b'ca dis
charged hy his employ yrrs for stealing, 2l ID mem
boy II INC Clty Ciup has been accused Of receiving
hrihes; 80 no m'Inb"r OF the ,ity CluO mas grown
rich iu f'w years on sma! ~1ary.
Tho. "s'raws" seem To- "now watch way the
wind bows ALFRED r. CoNklING
Nfw-YOrk. Oct. ~. 1891
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
GOVERNOR M'KINLEY'S SCHEDULE.

The Republican State Committee last night is
sued the following official schedule Of Governor
McEinleys speeches in this State. The Governor
Will leave Buffalo Friday morning at 1880
O'Clock. He Will arrive at Batavia at s:l5 a. m.
and leave at $40 a. m: Rochester at 9:l0 a. m.
and leave at $40 a. m; Canandaigua at 1920
m. and leave at 1876 a. rn Geneva at II 10 a. m
and leave at H. A. m; Seneca Falls at II 40 m.
and leave at ii :55 a. M, Auburn at 1920 y. m,
and leave at l245 y. m: Syracuse at 1880 pm,
and leave at 3o p. Utica at 2:+O y. m and leave
at p m; Syracuse, 7:l0 D. m. and leave at IL 10
y. m.
On Saturday. October q. he will arrive at Little
Falls al ltO a. nl and leave at 7:2j a. m; Fonda
at Si5 a. m, and leave 1876 a. m. Amsterdam
at s55 a. m and leave at 9:lo a. m; Schenectady
at $40 a. m. and leave at 9:55 a. m; Albany at
1925 a. m. and leave at 1880 a. m; Hudson at
IL :35 m. and leave at ll:50 a. m: Poughkeepsie
at IL: 40 D. m, and leave at 100 p. m Fishkili at
1870 D.
After brief speech at F.shkill he will go to
Newburg. where he will speak. His train will ar
rive in Jersey Cry at $40 p m From there ne will
go by special train to Philadelphia. and speak
that evening
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
TO IMPEACH p. DITFER.
AN EFFORT ON FOOT TO REMOVE HIM
FROM THE POLICE JUSTICE BENCH.
A DISGRACE TO THE CITY WHICH OUGHT TO BE
DONE AWAY WITH-THE METHOD ~ DE
PURSUED IN BRINGING CHARGES
AGAINST THIS TYPICAL TAM


AGAINST THIS TYPICAL TAM
MANY OFFICIAL
An effort is on foot for the Impeachment anu re-
r1oval from the police bench OF the notorious
Paddy" Diver. whose appointment was aSheu i"f
by Recorder Frederick Smyth and was made oy ex
Mavor Grant. both candidates on the Tammany nan
ticket for reelection next month. Inc spec'dc'e
OF such a man as Diver sitting as magistrate 10
nete out the penalties of the law TO malefactors
many of them far lesG depraved than himself mas
attracted the attention OF the country ana amazed
the whole continent.
If evidence relating to "Paddy's connection WIN
bunco-steerers, "green-gocds operators ana four'h
Ward backlegs OF all descriptions prior to his as
s,-o.,ion of the judicial crmire could be used TO
convict HIM in the contemplated proceedings II IS
probable that an abundance could be obtained
Chapter 40 Laws OF 1882. Of the Consolidation act
sets forth the method cf proceeding in DivVer case
The charges can be signed by any judge or Jcsu'e'
Mavor or District-At,orney, by any five tax
payers of this city. and the proceedings are '"c'
70 be instituted before the Chief Justice OF the
Court of Common Pleas. Diver can be removed II
he Is nroved guilty Of any OF the following: % oi
any conduct calling for the removal Of other judges
f2) of nalfeasancc in office G) Of wfuiy violating
the provisions OF the act above cited inc hearihs
and it shall be the duty Of all the judges OF ,he
Court of Common Pleas to attend me samfi % pn' ba a a
Quorum and an order of removal signed ny ma.
iority OF them shall be valid and constitute ne ac,
Of the court; The judges OF the Court or common
Pleas before whom Dlvver would he brought are
Chief Judge Joseph +. Day. and Judges hehIS
RiecbofT ir Miles Beach. Leonard A. Giegerich.
Henry " Rookstaver and Roger A. Pryor. II was
reported yesterday that Diver had EXPRESSED con-
fdence that four OF the six Judges would not No'e
to depoye him. ,., ..,,.
s Sre4ence w2sr put r il rn h noaF "G3a,
ticeship Mayor Gilroy said that Judge Diver
friends laughed ct the report and said mat ne hai
not the slightes. thought Of resignns Furtherore;
they assured inuuirers that there were no ieEt.
grounds on which DIVERS removal could he ci-
fected They are that Diver VII. 'ora%ri Il
ONT until after election when the russ VIII dow
over r, .-.-. =.
Nicholas r. Brown. who will be Diver successor
ae Tammany !eader in the Id Assembly District,
told a friend YESTERDAY that he did not expec, 10
ho,d the place a month. This was interpreted -
mean that Diver has been promised rensta ement
n his district behaves well on Election Day.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
urAvy REGISTRATION IN CITIES.

Ithaca y. Y. oct. 22.-The total registration M ~.
the city OF Ithaca is 1885, total last year. S'"'
gain. l2s .s,.
Buffalo oct 22-The total registration III u
CITY aggregates 622n. as compared with S"-" iA''
year and i. i9S III 1892.
Ncwburg oct 9e-The total registration here
5.Sc2: last fail, 5.3c. ....
Hudson oct. 22-The total registration Tot '
city Is 25lO liz 1893 II was 2.i6.
Oswego oct 2e-The registration in this CITY
the largest ever recorded-5,l92 -
Herkimer oct 22-The total registration III ~
-. Falls Saturday was 2S07 This is an increase
OF II over the total registration OF 49,. lev of
CORNING, oct 22-rhe registration OF Tue a. :, uas
Hornellsvie this year Is S024 last year IL va" an
a695 All OF the towns of Steuben Co.n.s ""
unusually large registration on SATURDAY ..,, .,,v
Rome oct. 92The total registration IN vi siSs IN
is .6S compared with 3,l19 last year ana '' "
1897. , =. ,ha CITY Of
Utica oct 22-The registration OF tne .,S
Itca is H. SO this year. against lllof isst ths
Syracuse Oct. 2e--The total registration ~, , IN
CITY is % i24 forty greater than in les- a.
more than for the charter election lost sp, IN
Schenectady. Oct. 22.-The totai Eesis"
this city ls 5.l26: last year. Sooo
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
CALL 1T A CRAZE.
AN ALARMING STATEMENT
CONCERNING WOrlEN.
HOW BAD HABITS ARE FORMED.

The Ne7p York TtfbKnS says The habit of taking
headache powders Increasing to alarming extent
among great number of women throughout the country
These powders their name indicates claimed by
manufacturers be positive and speedy for form
of headache In many their chief ingredient IL
phne opium cocaine some other equally injurious drug
them easily formed but almost impossible to shake off
Women usually begin taking them to relieve raging head
ache and TO the powder to alleviate any little
pain ache they be subjected to- and finally Ike the
morphine opium cud get into TIE habit OF taking them
regularly imagining that they in pain they happen
10 miss their regular dose.
In nine cases out of ten, the trouble is i'll the
stomach and liver. Take simple laxative and
liver tonic, and remove the offending matter which
deranges the stomach and cat;scs the headache
DR.. Perce's Pleasant Pellets composed entirely
Of the purest, concentrated vegetable extracts
One Pellet is a dose; sugarcoated, easily swa-
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
SAYS CLEVELAND WILL CONE oOl f'"
HILL.

Kingston. y. Y. Oct. q Specially close anu -
fuential friend OF Senator Hi. in this CIV
once enjoyed the confidence OF President Ciese
asserts that he recently received dennte 'h'o,
,,o 80 ~. a0act that Mr. Cleveland VIII WITH ii1i
the next few days. write letter ihdo ,n,s for
for Governor and asking Democrats 10 WV"
m
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
A WALL. STREET ELECTION BET.

W. Il. Smith; captain of Company +. 22d Regiment.
announced yesterday on the Stock Exchange that he
had 81 to bet on Hill nt the prevailing odds
2 to l in favor of Morton. Charles MinZesheimer
covered $500 of Mr.. Smiths money with s000 That
was the largest bet made in the Street yesterday
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
VOLUNTEER WATCHERS WANTED,

On the ground that volunteer Watchers al 'he
no,,s will do better work than paid watchers,
Abraham cruber Alfred r. Page and Edward H.
Healy. constituting a special committee OF the
Republican County Committee appointed to provi1e
watchers In e.ec,ioa districts where Tammany
frauds have been most fagrant in the past have
issued call for such volunteers. Publc-spirited
citizens who desire to offer their services for this
Important work should promptly send their names
and addresses to Mr. C;ruber. No. 3G broadway
giving the number OF the Assembly district in
which they wish to serve, and referring to a men,
Der OF the Republican County Committee.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23

lowed; oHce used, ai5cays in IA
uoy. They positively Cn,r sick
headache and remove the dis
position to it.
Mr r.. vARGhsos. of Oficr LAKE.
idbSc, Co.. MCh writes: 81" not iu-
frequently have an attack of the
headache. II usually comes on in
the forenoon. Al my dinner | eat
my regular meal. and take one or
two of Dr. Piercc's Pleasant Pellets
Immediately after. and in the course
Of an hour my headache in cured
and no bad effects I feel better
every way for having taken them
no, worse. as Is usual after taking
other kinds OF pills. Pleasant Pei
lets are worth more than their
weight in gold. IL for nothing else
than to cure headache"
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
REPUBLICAN WORKERS ARE ACTIVE

REPUBLICAN WORKERS ARE ACTIVE.
GOOD REPORTS BROUGHT TO THE STATE HEAD
QUARTERS
The Republican campaign is under fun swing
now. and there Is unwonted activity at the state
headqiartcrs in the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Among
the callers yesterday were eX-Consressrlan Henry
G. Burlclgh. OF Whitehall. Arthur I. Wade. of
jamestown; John w Dwight. OF Dryden {. :.
Woodruff. OF Delhi; Assomblyman }. :. Fair
brother OF Queens County; George +. Elliott. of
Brooklyn: Judge Wilmot VI. smith. Asscmblyman
Richard iIigbe. OF suffolk; As5emblyman Thomp-
son. OF Duchess ex-senator Titus Sheard. of Little
Falls and Assemblyman :. Frederick NiNson, OF
Chautauqua.
said: IF all the candidates who are now in the
field stay In. the Republicans will carry Kings
County for their state county and Assembly can
didatea and will elect all their Congressman except
two. The leaders OF the Shepard Democracy say
they are looking for harmony. but the Shepard can
dldates have individually put SO much hard work
into the canvass and uniformly making such
satisfactory headway that IL is doubtful Il any OF
them can be called of. The Mclaughlin Demo
Gratis demoraliled The Shepard Democrats
have the support Of The Brooklyn Eagle and they
believe they can complete the smashing OF the Nc
Iaughlin machine begun last tall Edward NJ.
Shepard Is demonstrating the possession or re-
morkable ability organizer and campaisner
There is no brighter Democrat in Kings County
Arthur c. Wade said OF Hrs recent speech at
Jamestown: "A Democratic deputy factory inspect
or OF the State told senator N.ll that business
was booming In jamestown and Mr.. Hill declared
from the platform In his speech that the factories
OF jamestown were employing more men than
ever His audience knowing the contrary was
laughed deriSively at such n glaring mis-
statement Then he mentioned the name of Nor
ton. and 1t greeted with the heartiest applause
of the evening. ! think he went away firmly con-
vlaccd that Chautauqua would increase her Re-
publican majority In November
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23

nv tho neonle" Captain Thomas I. Mad5e me
En,iTa mmany candidate for Congress In The MIN
1oistrict made a presentation speech on beha!i OF
Mrs Nontells who gave the banner as laN-
payer and Mr.. O'Bren made fehcitous auuie eSS
~
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
PIELLc COMFORT DISREGARDEp

oh yes only the public good Then. why cont
they do such little thing as 10 set apart one car
on each train no, simply FOR a smoker. but so
that Objectionable people may De kept ont Of the
sight and hearing OF delicate women? % they
think IL Is the plclsintest thing IN the world Tor
= woman 10 have sit next 10 man who has
been working all day in the in excavation
FOR a sewer say. who is covered with dirt and who
smells almost "a bad "A Florida sulphur spring
IL may no he pleasant subject but Il IS serious
one and wnen IL coull be romeiiei easily one
cannot understand why these managers. VINO are
probably always driven 20 tn offices in carriages
mo one rides On the elevated road II he can avoid
H. refuse 10 DO such little things for the
confor, OF the public setting apart smoking
car ard providing proper lights
The Manhattan managers and the infamous bosses
of Tammany Hall have had their say" about
rapid transit. AMI have been laughing in their
sleeves n the helpless pubic. Nov II remains TO
be- seen IL the people OF this city intend 10 stand
this .bouhnabe thing any longer.
citizens OF New-iorki You now have a chance to
secure genuine rapid trdnsit-take it.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
THE IMPORTANT SCANDINAVIAN VOTE

THE IMPORTANT SCANDINAVIAN VOTE.
To The Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Being anxious to the Republican State
and city ticket to the front astonsihed to see
how little political managers ignore the Scand-
navan population in this city DO they know that
We have 20CoD scandinavian votes In New York /?
The Scandlravans not HI Eting for offices. and
seldom You see them put themselves forward. l
therefore sircere.y request charmen work
among Swedes and Norweg!ans. and many thou
sands vii. be side. Otherwise Scandnavians
will not go 10 the polls Work among the Scandi-
navans and will get them.
MEMBER OF q. q p.
New-York Oct. q, 1894
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23

The factional fight in this city between the State
Democracy and Tammany Hall extends to the Con-
gress contest in the XVIth District, and the Grace
people have nominated DR.. James p DAILY In opposi-
ton to Congressman Ryan DR.. DAILY Il from the
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-04-06
M. Bierce Does Some Loud
Thinking.

1.-THE Golden Criminal has domin-
ated the situation for a long time and
has made an unmispeakable mess of
it. = = This ludicrous movement
of tramps upon Washington is full of
danger. True, they IA be easily
enough dispersed-that can be done
with a Whit of grape. But that may
not make an end of the matter, even
for a time. The gunner who pulls the
layard may liberate nor forces than
are p%risoned in his power. y y =
Nothing is mor surely true than that
the serious lndispositlon of our mo-
dern civilization is incurable by ex-
plosives, by whomseyer and to whom
soever administered. = y y What!
you ~unapeasable rich, coming the
sweat and blood of your workmen
into drachmas, understanding the law
of supply and demand as mandatory
and justlfYing your cruel greed by the
senseless dictum that business is bust
ness; 4 = you foul anarchists,
a~pplauding with indicate palms
when n Of your coward kind hurts
a bomb amongst powerless and help
less women and children; you imbecile
politicians with a plague of remedial
legislation for which there is no re-
medy; = you writer's and think
ers unread in history, with al many
Solutions" 10 the "labor problem" as
there are dulces among you who can
not coberently define lido you really
think yourselves wiser than Jesus of
NazaIethp Do you seriously suppose
yourselves competent to amend his
plan for dealing with all the evils be-
| setting states and souls? Have you
the affrontery to believe that those who
spurn his Golden Rule you can bind to
obedience of an act entitled to amend
an act? + y = You fatigue the
spirit = y But If We do not do to
others as VI would that they do to you,
1t shall occur, and that right soon, that
We be drowned in your own blood, and
| your pickpocket civilization quelched
as a star that falls into the sea-"
The above is an abbrevation of the
thoughts of Ambrose Bierce in the
San Francisco Examiner.
fPlan Gn,e, 10 h.,s ,n4,da T.. b,Y out "a,
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-04-06
That Deadly Republican Mi
noritY.

1.-THE veto Of the Bland bill in the senate
shows tina the majority of democrats favor
silver and the majority of republicans OPP
nose it. Nine democrats voted against it
and ten republicans voted for it."-Deming
Headlight.
Such idiotic arguments as our demo
cratic friends compound in their efforts
to prove that the republican minority
in the U. S. congress isto blame for all
the vicious actions of the overwhelm-
ing democratic majority, is enough
to make such statesmen as the late
Thomas Jefferson turn ove in their
graves and hide their faces in shame,
or make the ancient Egyptian mummy
grin like a chatterting ape. To plead
the baby act in times of democratic
power and incompetency seems to be
a chronic disease among that class of
political followers.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-04-06

Senator Wolcott has presented the
following resolution which he called
up yesterday: THAT the president be
requested to enter into negotiations
with a view to encouraging our com.
mercial relations with China and other
Asiatic countries and with the repub-
lie of Mexico looking to coinage at its
mint Of standard Mexican dollars
under some proper agreement as to
seigniorage metal and amount of SAID
coinage and report his negotiations to
the senate"
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-04-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Land Office at Las Cruces. N. NJ,


March 2, 1894.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore w. 5. George, U. S. Commissioner, at
Cooney, n. NJ, on April 18th, 1885,, viz;
GEORGE D. LANE of Frisco, N NJ, who
made Hd. Entry No. 2256for the Sc q sec 8
Tp7 r 10 w.
He names the folio wing witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton of, said land, viz:
Herbert ] Kimball, of Alma, N. NJ.
Michael Wolf, of Alma, N. NJ.
Jas. H.. 2. May, OF Frisco, n. NJ.
Henry Steen, of Frisco, N. NJ.
Any person who desires to protest against
the allowance of such proof, or who Knows
of any substantial reason, uD Ter the law aud
regulations of the Interior Department, why
such proof should not be allowed, will be
given an ops %ortunity at the above mention
ed time and place to crOss-eXamine the
witnesses of said claimant, and to offer evil
dence in rebuttal of that submitted by
claimant
SAMUEL 2. MCCREA,
Mar $50 Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-04-06

Under the headlines Here's Crush
er," the democratic Santa Fe New
Mexican publishes the following:
"some little southern sheet is trying to get
free advertising by nagging the Albuquer-
que Democrat and Santa Fe New Mexican,
in hopes of getting one or both of these pa
pers to make a retort, thereby letting the
territory know a paper is published at Chic
ride."-Springer Stockman.
There is just where you are wrong.
We only want to silence you, and we
have come very neal doing SO. 1t now
takes two of you to make a "retort,'
one to write and print it the other to
clip and quote it, In real democratic
mugwump, cuckoo administration
style. Here is a question for you;
How many cuckoo newspapers like the
New Mexican and the Springer Stock
man does 1t take to make n real
newspaper? Now don't let the whole
flock of administration birds sing at
once. We pity the administration
press that it has to smear it press
forms with such viscid uncrystallzed
syrup. Such work as they are engaged
in is the prostitution of the pen and the
press to praises OF political parasites.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-04-06

secret political societies" it had best
see to it that its own closet door is
kept tightly closed while it explains to
the dear people" why the present ter
ritorisl administration has so vigor-
Ously adopted the shotgun policy long
so popular in that portion of the south
known as the black belt
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-04-06
BIDS
For the Excavation For and
CONSTRUCTION of a New
County jail.
$50

GSEALED BIDS will be received by the
~ Clerk of the Board of County Commits.
sioners of Sierra County, New Mexico, until
March 3lst. 1894, tor the excavation for and
the construction of a new County Jail build
ing.
fBlaps and specifications for same can be
seen at the clerks office.
The board of commissioners reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
TH0S. O. HALL,
Clerk of the Board of Co. Commissioners
Feb. l6-7w
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-04-06

John Barrett, who shot two compan-
IONS while asleep, at Seven Rivers, and
took change of venue to Lincoln coun-
ty, has been found guilty of murder
aud has been sentenced to be hanged
at Eddy on the 21st Of this month.