Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

THs populirts u this county say they
will nominate = straight popul,s' ticket
ur nothing.
A Cuss.u p,ink.I~ mus, h." g"A
deal like a state institution Under de'n"-
cratic management
CuSoaKss " ~ adjourn to.m"rr"w, and
a ia, IA uri-r for all Of ar TO- ~, I" work "a
the territorial fair
ALI the republicans e this city ash IL
tina, the prrcinc, priinarirH h" 'mdn''"d
honestly aud fairly.
Tvs voters II San Miguel county will
bold mApr meeting to-day a, Las We
KAH to discuss p"lucRl quert"na
Tvs bicycle trur, il c"rkrr, iu P"r'r
bicycles coo, only $ih. and IN this c"nn'
try they cos, their weight In silver dol
lars.
TuE Indians want money for land now.
They used W swAp II fur rum, rheuinA'
tism and repentance. bu, that day la"
Eone by.
UrAR 10 dghting 20 the death over .
sts,e constitution and IN the end in all
probability tn. constitution submitted
will lie defeated.
Tas Atlantic h Pacinc rad is dong a
better business this year than last, and
there will be- good sum ON the profit
side 81 the ledger.
THH Albuquerque democratic borses
freely Assert that 6ov. Thornton canno,
he Uni,ea States senator II the fu,nr-
great state 81 New Mexico.
An apple orchard Of one hundred thou
sapd trees will he planted near Eddy thiS
fall. Enterprise and irrigation N cauS-
ing the Pecos valley to bud anil blossom
TuH city Of New York, In which there
dweh In 1865 only $1,000 native-born
voters 10 1900 foreign. horn voters. now
reports 100 600 native voters Ia 100000
nAturalixed voters.
THR work Of the democratic congress
can he summed up in short space. II
consists Of the KILN. II the silver inter
es,s, and the I'assag, 81 a tariff hill that
destroys wool growing.
The people IL the wert will make their
influence felt on the Pullman cu,upsny
by increasing the taxation Of the hS,el
corporation. and refusing Ia ride In the
cars II that company
would be drowned IN the wsv. Il pro--
peri,y which Il was promised would
sweep over the country Immediately af,-r
the passage II the tariff bill
TAG continued -Iistenc. ~ the Demo
crat proves the truth If the following ex.
tract from that sheet: albuquerque
posseeses mere suckers for Its population
than any town in the country"
Two years ago wool in ,his territory
WAS worth II Is cents, and now II In
worth only s cent? and yet the pie
counter democratic papers asser, tina, the
free tariff bill has isired the price Of
wool.
tbs demand for return 10 free coin
age will prove Irresistible by and by. II
Ia growing every day. and in the very
near future the politicians will discover
that il In the leading issue ~nd must I've
disposed 81,
TnR king of Corra celebrated one 81
JApan's recent victories over China hy
declaring an amnesty for all political
Offenders since the insurrection of 1884.
This locke like u "rympSthetic strike"
Tor the mikAdo.
tbs Democra, this morning glsefully
states that TaH CIrIIHS yesterday pub
lished = dispatch which had App.ar.d In
that paper. In the Democra, Il to-day
there are 81 telsgraphic dispatches which
appeared In yesterdays CiriLEs. That
sheet copies its ,elsl '.Ams every day from
TINS CirizRx.
IT IL not worth while for American gold
minsrs TO rush 10 the new gold fields Of
Coolgar,iie, or CounAni, or MogundA, says
the New York Sun. Americans would
have . very Ioor chance IN the Australian
gold mines, which are worked mainly 10y
native blacks aud Chinese coolies and AZ
KhAns, and which are under peeulsr
laws, no, favorable In outsiders. The
same thing may lie said 81 tho mines IN
British South Africa, which ARE under the
administration of companies Of British
capitalists.