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Evening journal., 1894-01-24
Hero Of a Toboggan siida.

MONTREAL, Jan. 24.-James Morgan, Sr.,
member of the largest retail dry goods
house in this city, is dying from injuries
received at the toboggan slide. He was at
the bottom of the slide and saw descending
a toboggan containing friends Of his, who
were unable to control its course. To save
them from running over a precipice he
threw himself in front Of II, stopping the
toboggan, but receiving four fractures Of
the limbs and internal injuries.
Evening journal., 1894-01-24

panied by Mcvey, Creedon and Porter
Ashe. or course the only conclusion TO be
drawn is that Corbett has been spirited
away In order to avoid arrest and also IN
order 10 repair to the rendezvous prepared
by the club TO be ready In the event that
the battle is 60 come of in the woods IL is
thought that Corbett is in Georgia, and he
may tumble into the arms Of Georgia's
governor
Evening journal., 1894-01-24
No Soy For Vntera-

ALBION, n Y, Jan. 24-The woman's
suffrage mass meeting closed with the
forming of plan of campaign, which, it is
hoped, will result in influencing the con
stitutional convention to expunge the word
''malen from the constitution in so far as
il relates to qualifications Of voters.
Evening journal., 1894-01-24
Mavor shool For the ciears.

MAIDEN, Mass, Jan. 24-Mayor Batch
eldor of Everett secured the conviction Of
Freeland L. Wallace, the proprietor Of a
variety store, where the mayor dropped
nickel ia the slot Of a machine which shook
dice for the cigars. Wallace was accused
Of keeping gambling implements on his
r,rnu,ieac
Evening journal., 1894-01-24
rnr nnntars strnrl. nil.

BrNGHANToN, n. Y, Jan. 24-Harvey
Tewksbury, Andrew Rogers and Charles
". Watrous, while fox hunting discov-
pred an oil WELL The village is excited
over the find, and prospectors are iiocking
here in numbers.
Evening journal., 1894-01-24
Cnnrht netwoon TrnIn1-

HAzLEToN, Pa, Jan. 24.-George Scar
and William Swinton were caught between
the tracks of the Iehigh Valley railroad
by trains. One Of Sears legs was cut of,
and he will die. Swinton was thrown 30
leet in the air and fatally injured.
Evening journal., 1894-01-24
pIotted TO XIII Prince.

VIENNA, Jan. 24-The trial Of ex-Lieu-
tenant Luka lvanof and his brother for
their plot to murder Prince Ferdinand Of
Bulgaria while he was attending the fu-
neral Of Prince Alexander of Battenberg
will begin on Friday.
Evening journal., 1894-01-24
New. CItI1ens of the u. S.

Thomas Southern, native Of England,
and Julius j. WyDands. of Belgium, wei Q
aturalized in the United States Circuit
Court, this morning.
Evening journal., 1894-01-24

Great bargains in Dress Goods at De
Havens, No. Sg6 Market street.
Evening journal., 1894-01-24
Sufficient Cause for the Blues.

why Bill, what's the matter with your You look down
in the mouth
oWel Peter dare say if you had gone through what
have, you'd look bad too"
whats the natter
'Well you know Sarah Snvels, don't you, PcterS
YES"
"Well, discarded her last night"
you did what for?
well III tell you. She said she wouldn't marry me-
and discard any girl that would treat in that way
Poor Peter, it is safe to say, had good
cause for feeling "down in the mouth" and
so have those of our readers who neglected
to avail themselves right from the start of
the splendid offer we made them in con
nection with our magnificent series of
Photographic views, when by cutting out a
coupon each day from this paper and mail
ing same to us each time they accumulated
THREE accompanied by ten cents, they
could by this time have been well started
toward the completion of collection of
elegant Photographic views, representing
famous scenes in all parts of the world but
Evening journal., 1894-01-24
It is Not Yet Too Late

TO commence. Thousands Of our readers
have already received and examined these
beautiful views. They will be as interest
ing in years to come as they are now.
The complete series will enable you to
have always in your own home
Evening journal., 1894-01-24

Great bargains in Dress Goods at De-
Havens, No. 306 Market street.
Evening journal., 1894-01-24

Rev. Henry c. Turner and Miss Ida
Lsrrimore Married in the centreviile
NJ. E. Church Yesterday Various Wed
ding announcement Other Anslrs OF
Interest.
Evening journal., 1894-01-24
CALLED BACK

Irtment Of Photographic u. S. ArtdleTUl
School, Fortress Monroe, Va.
Evening journal., 1894-01-24

Prothonotary Stephen X. Belts, Of
Kent county. was in Wilmington for
short time to-day. He is one of the
most genial and able of Kent county
officials, and has a number of friend here
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06
1.-THE Noble Art of Self Defense"
kat Haftk ~ A lulhafilY

Self defense 10 distinctive. Persons
who hnd themselves afflicted with heart
dlssase as manifested by lie msny symp'
toms, palpitat,on, short breath, irregular
pulse, pain IN side or shoulder. smother
my, tain,inR ar dropsy, etc, naturally
desire q defens. against what may yer,
inmate fatally. For this expires PURPOSE
no remedy has ever approached Or,
Mii.s' New Hear, Cure, cold 10y Dr.
Tbos n. Burgess a Son on guarantees,
Mrs. q. y, Hsrkins, ~ SorthwoOd, la,
says Or. Miles New Heart Cure saved
her life. She suffered from palpitatiou
and her heart would frequently beat ~
high az i25 a minute. Was not expected
IN live, Was . mere skeleton, no relief
frum physicisns New Heart Cure cured
her.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06

have purchased frpm johnson ". brown
th" Goldsmith mine in the new placer
district near San Pedro This mine has a
thirty f"ni shaf IN which N" nin,rni
bearing vein, frum Is n ~ inches IN,
width. shows up immensely rich IN frye
gold som" tin" samples uf the uip can
10" seen NJ Nj Mtchrlrr store. which ~.
cit" ia" enthusiastic admiration ~ all
who hav" examined thcm. Indications
arr tia, this min" II very rich and the
purchasers are much pleased with their
property C"rrillur Rustlrr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06
Peace TO 81. ashs=.

Lon llarligan, the genial and gif'rd
journalist. who died at Durango few
days ago, was buried last Tuesday, The
Durango Herald pays a deserved tribute
to his memory. FROM which the following
IL taken;
Lon HsrtigAn WAS horn in the state 81
New York, April *, lSt3. being In his
3ist year At the time IL his death While
not coileg, graduate he received a-sosi
education which admitted him 10 West
Point, where he graduate, in the military
school, and coming west In August 1854,
he was made lieutenant ~ company &,
lOth infantry, at Fort Union. N NJ. Sew
erin9 his connection with the army he en-
tered the profession ~ journalism which
he hsa followed for ain or seven years,
having worked on the leading papers OF
the state. being employed On the Denver
Times before coming u Durango, He
was married Nov, ID, lssj To Miss Lib
bile Henderson At Cimarron, N, NJ, As q
result of this union he leaves four chill.
drcn. two boys and two girls, the elies,
bsing seven years and the youngest
twentv-one month";.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06
Terrible MisfOrtun'
Mas k.neFlas frs~ "a VO.siAy

the cry ~ misfortune IN nr'"r l'A'i
xithnnt n reeppupiy" thruU ~ rlu.Ir'
from thu. ahu hear H. !L..7a''i'
have had Ia gr,pp-, winch left thru a DO
that constant ttsi, worn out '". :.
sl.spl .sausss, dul, hsGdsch-, d"prr.- Q.
hyst.ria, etc, have often prayed . '"
lief. aud ar. obtaining II from Dr VI geo
K...tora,,y. S-rvIu- NJ Lew Laat
Macy, Ind, sayr Your N.r,,lr la
cured me ~ pro-tr"''nn; Il ~ !us' a
YOUR advert lsansut said Il Wa ~.
bottles u Spryins cured me ~ SICK ",
ache Chss. W,IL-r, palmyfs, :. J
Sold on = guarantee hy DR. lhn- u
burgess A Spn. Call Tor tue twr'H'
book, "New and Startling FSctA," Tree.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06
rae ada Fellow =

The s"mi.annual election of officers fuI
Alhulurrlu" l"igr, NJ, |, |, q, q. f.,
tpnk place last evening, with the follow
ing results
". \ Lowe. noble grand; =, u, Co"n
Vice grand; J J. Nu,aw, r, rp'tAry; W
W Mcclellan. trrasurrr; Jacob schwartz
trustee,
This lslgr hAH 10 members IN gpsi
standing. and the membership II leinR
constantly Increased During this week
three new names were added to the roll
viz; FL Clnuihier. W, g. Uiriihn and \
MIR stuart They had M trouble what
ever in sticking nn I" III" goat Success
Ia this mobile s,'fi,'t organization, May n
flourish the coming New Year and for al
years Ia come.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06

MIR scott and daughter, Mis- Florence.
"''h Nj aud Mrs. Richard Eugl-l, Mrs
SCOTT Williams, Miss v. yAnrou. and
M"rSrr Ball. Newman. Mon,,omrr,
IT, k"r"I aud smell. ha'. a very delirh,ml
SOS Wear "N" PARTY. which KEEP, ur INIT,
90 u'rlak.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06
weather Nepart.

summary of the w"a'hor for l"c"mh"r
lS.,3; mean temperature. 3d,Os degrees
mean maX imun. ~ ~ degrees mean
minimum. ~ ~ degrrrsi maximum, tenn
Irraturr, ~ drgrses On the End; mini.
mum temperature II d"gr'"s "n the
3is,; monthly range ~ degrees; numl"r
It clear days, II; partly cloudy IL
cloudy /; rainfall far ia" month, . ~
l in.h.aa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06
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After an u,rrul.~.nn # a few, ,u,.
mrut-, giving the n,,s chance. f., ret
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06
We .ss vak rhorLr. "
'hr n,,rr~itS " On the .amr IRON
tue Agricultural siIrHr

+ uuI 20. ifm'i Won h iar Lan.-.u,
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Irr ~ o.. N..N I.u.uI It the Asr,rul
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. Cat sam >a.'marrh. of e. was de-
.li,ai ,l.u 49, the umptr. and alta mu.
rD, agreement l. u Maudrl hrld one u
'h' Wa',h,.
Wei tD. tNu TRAINS ruk their Iuzi
'.u- 60 Pay. 'nr la- Cruces 'al. ha,
n- 'u, 'n.. ,uJ m.rE the north goal, At
q u,.oh T. m thrr Wa rrrsrur
p..t 1m. 'u'uu-n-lp I~urlr. ladies AMI
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mu1'- .f,r Mn''mau gn' kJ,k a. tbr
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a. n- '. .'ufWi., when Nv,'"u mad" q
rvt uu 'i 'n, ua.i, hu' hr War
lu.o ! Iw"urd Poo ,n" earth hl Booth.
H.. 'W 'nw- N'u struggling uu th.
-r.ui g.. 'u" Hu., when Clayton r-,k
'tHn'ar' Il au .rrmuE aud pulled uu,
% 'n' Jam W.'l 10" tall amber h5- arm
tuu NuI 'l,mpu. .us cheering mai, the
r.uu down 40 iW,u,l -.vrn mIuu,r-.
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m,.r. r,'.rI q. have, h,. broken tuut.l. 81, .
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06

y, II, Clifford. New Ca.scl. Wis, Wa
troubled with neuralgia aud rh.uma
t'sm, his stomach vas disnrderad, his
liver vas affected 10 al alarming degree,
Hpp"t'te fell away, and he Was tsrrlbl,
t"duo-d IN tisah aud strength. Thres.
bottl-s of Eisctric Eitters cured hln.
EdSard Shepherd, Harrisburg, III.
tad u running sore on his Icy Of eight
>-ars' standing; used thrss bottles Of
E"ctrc Bittsrs aLd seven bottles Of
lIuckl"ns AruicS Salv., and his ley 10
sound aud we'll. John speaker, Cataw.
ba, o, had tive large fever sores on his
icy, dOctors said he ~ss incurabls. Ons
hIttls Elsctrlc Bittsrs and one boI
Burkisn's ArnicA SElys cured him on
ur.ly Sold 10y I, II. burgess a Bon.
DruRRlsts.
tn" Chau'Auqua Literary AMI scientific
Iircl- held m"st interesting meeting At
the residence # A, T. Crosby. uu the
Highlands, last evening A slight NAria
tlon fr,m the usual prngram ruALl,sl
quite a number ne, members 81 ENJOY TIA"
weddings II this lively circle,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06

The Optic contained the following land
transfers If san Miguel county;
Major Miguel Salazar has conveyed his
interest IN the T-cnintr grant Ia Louis
Sulzhacher: Augustus J, Sir'-tcr and
others have disposed nf portion IL the
>rnlly grant Ia Martha j. Upton and
others; Major Arthur Morrison aud wife
have dre,l,d Ia y T. Peterson their claim
on the ira IT land Sel,ytd as II site for
the experiment station aud h" in turn has
made IL over Ia the territory Jose !.
LuI.I and wife. for consideration II
S,,2i. have sold lot IL ia hl,rk /. Lopez
addition, tn Juan Ort"ga; lots in East Eas
Vegas. belonging Ia John I Williamson
have lre-n decided Ia Fannie T. William.
ron part of hhGk III. l.ss Vegas, has
l~"n transferred Ia the Odd Fellows 10y
the town lot commissioner
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06

Mssars. J. =. Mcfadyean. Thos O'Don.
nell, ". II. Mitchell and Harry kinssll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06
ruE rEN,utH-
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06

highly appreciated hy>a very inrg" nu-
dicnce,
l., Noble. who houriHh"l Tor several
weeks az one of the editors and pruprlr.
longer in the newspaper husiurrr lI,'
waS here one day las, week, ant II II suI.
Io-,i went west,
A lively hgnt secured an Second strut,
ami Railroad avenue, this morning III"
gentlemen who INDUCED in ia" fiHrAS
had not recovered frnm the effects 1t c"l''
brating the event II seeing the Old year
out and the new year in
There In u rumor IN the streets Ia the
effect that certain we'll known mer.
chan, was married ON last Saturday
night, The gentleman alluded Ia was
| e,-n by the reporter All b. v.hsmently
denied tina, he was legally married,
Az annn as the excitement IL the holt
days il over. team will be organized
here for the purIn~e u meeting the Font
Marcy eleven under Lieut.. Harrison
This game will take plAc. in this city
probably on wAShing,on's birthday,
TIL. Las Cruces fot ball team, at a.,
head 81 Captain Clut-, visited the Com
m.r''ial club Las, evening, b-ing nitro
duo.d by Pr1 Ramsay, and Clerk Mc'iaf
ley states tina, they hal charge Il the rle
giant building for several hours,
The Catholic choir have engAg,Si Pr'f
skeele a. their organis,. and have mSi'
. most sslsct choice, a. Prof Bk.sle IL CA,
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1894-01-20

The sudden taking off of the two Gays
and Burton in Russell county last week
is another protest against the laws OF
the state of Kansas relative to capital
punishment. AS is well known our law
in that regard is farce. The criminal
is sentenced to hanging, but it requires
special order from the governor before
the sentence is carried into execution.
No governor of Kansas has ever taken
that responsibility upon himself, and it
is safe to assume that none ever will. A
death sentence then amounts to an i'm
prisonment for life unless the criminal
escapes or is pardoned out. There is a
very general feeling in the minds of good
citizens that when man in cool DELHI
Grafton murders his fellow man that he
has forfeited his right to live, and if the
law will not impose the death penalty it
will be done by mObs. 1t would be
much better to change our law with ref
erence to the punishment of murder in
the first degree.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1894-01-20
A Question of State boundaries.

That typical Arizona town, Yuma,
will probably soon be lifted from Arr
IONA into California, where, 1T is
claimed, it has always rightly be-
longed. Up to about fifteen years ago
the point was often contended between
the local authorities both sides the dis
puted line, but since the arrest, in 1877,
by the Arizona authorities of San
Diego (Cal.) tax collector who tried to
collect taxes in Yuma, the question
has been dropped. The land Office au-
thorities have always evaded the ques-
ton. Recently William Hycks was in
dicted by the federal grand jury for
selling liquor to the Indians in Yuma.
He denies the jurisdiction of the court
to try his case, citing the authority of
the treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo and
the recent reports of the international
boundary commission to show that
Yuma is in California. 1t is thought
out there that Hycks may win his case
and that the town will soon be Yuma,
Cal, instead of Yuma, A. T.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1894-01-20

THE state central committee of the
peoples party has already begun the
Campaign of education" At the re-
cent meeting, it was decided to have
blanks printed to be sent to a prominent
populist in every voting precinct in Kan
sas. The blanks are to be filled with
the names of all the populists in the pre-
cinct, the number of their quarter Sec
tions of land, and much other informa-
ton. The name of the paper taken by
each family will also be ascertained, and
if the voter is not reader of any, the
central committee will supply him with
one. Every populist farmer who has
republican neighbors with whom he is
friendly, will be asked to call upon those
neighbors at intervals. to talk over the
questions of the day. John Smith, the
populist, will call upon John Jones, the
republican, one week. The next week,
John Robinson, also a populist, will call,
and take up the conversation where
Smith dropped it. The next week, both
Smith and Robinson will call together,
and bring Jones a number of populist
documents to read. This will be kept
up throughout the summer, and it is eX-
pected that Jones will be ready to vote
the peoples party ticket in November.
The members of the committee have
much faith in the scheme.-Capital.