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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-07-19


~ the conference. The Senate passed the
tariff bin the third OF July, ten Gays ago.
and appointed conferees, and the House
appointed conferee> week ago In the
case Of the Mckinley act, the meetin. Of
the full conference committee was called
within two hours and he was informed by
tile veteran Senator from Ohio Mr. Shel-
man, that never in his experience had
there tailed TO be prompt meeting Of the
conference committee on such bills. Nh
liale was replied 10 bv Mr.. Voorhees,
chairman Of the senate eonterees Who
lisclaimtd any idea nf li>courtesv toward
the Republican eunterees. and explained
that ne fhnught il would facilitate action
~ haNe the matter first arranged hv Tie
Democratic conferees after which, he
,ail, the tdyic, af tile Republican dan-
iefees Would w asked ana listened lo
respectfully. Three Republican conter
,t~ ~heIMlih oi piiu Nilsson vi I,wa
and Nhlliei NJ lihVtlc I,ami taoi, rart
In 1se discussion. ciainin. the eoWlsc
pWlsled lib the matter waS wtlont l,fe-
ye+lcnt. i'N common cpnStslft tlic lesoIt-
ri,n Wenl tu ilss esileluiai There Ks
-1le diieiNt-e r apillan AMONG entl-
lvssneH Il, tu u Iethdi iie yonnisson w
IN appointed liy he President tQ inVeSti-
-tfe tle il~r~ ~ tlae Cliea4p Stlike wll
iilretfere With tie Investigation proposed
.~N ,''ii'i'N S'1 ''H HUNK Stasf
laWS governing contracts With employees
M aomlalie~ engaged in intcl-Si;it sein-
NGelee should provide rliat tle corporation
should not discharge men or clt wares
without dnc notice and that on the hci
fald nen Should 74et be allowed Nv stop
Vplk Without notice to employers. IAey
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-07-19

WIND ~TNENGTIlENED.
Tie wind strengthened % the beat of
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-11
Bon, Gon8reb.
8. q a n u d I.

3. Sanuar.
8eibe 9duier nal omen beute tbre
Stbunsen nieber auf.
SIM SENATE tpurbe 9unton BON
@irsinien als Na9foleer bes peritorbe=
men Barbour p~eretbigt. Grpe bra4te
cine Meiolution Elm, baB tpdbrenb Der
llnteriu@uns ber 9apattzI ngelesens
beit bic 8unbesresiruna teinerlet
S9rttte auf ben Sanbwi@tnieln tbun
foqe.
SIM 9aufe purbe bic 8eelaubiz
gungsf9reiben bes als Na@folger bes
beritorbener O'g2eil bon p%enniplpaz
MEN 9etpablten Mbseorbneten Mbams
eingerei@t, %tporauf bic @ereibtgung bes
lebteren erfolste. Sic Reiienation ber
M%bseorbneten Gellotps unb Gtt4 BON
Netp Oort purbe porgelest. Dte 81
bate fiber einen Mntrag, am Greitag
unb @amitag iber bic 9apaiizMn gez
lesenbeit gu beratben, blteb unerlebtst.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-11
Gin jpanit@er ;Sombemwerter.

Mabrib, ben 3. San. Ser BE-
rii4tiste Mnardtft Salbabor Gran@
bat Dor benz Neutrality-suspicious. auz
geseben. bab er aQein fir bas fur@tz
bare 8lutbab i'm 2iceo : Tbeater in
Barcelona perantnortli9 1T, in benz rs
perfonen get0btet unb SO pertpunbet
murben. Gran& faste: "Sn ieber 9anb
cine 8ombe, f@leuberte ih lie nit al1er
&raft in bic Mitte bes sebrdngt iibenz
ben publitums. Do@ i@eint es mir,
bab bic apeite niht erplobirte, ba an<
bernfaQs cine bibf@e Mense 8ourz
geots um's Qeben getommen pare."
Sic eemaltise &ufregung. pel&e folsz
te, ma@te es mDgli@, bic Sreppe gu
geminnen unb in's Grete gu %selan9en.
St perbarg ii@ bann unb murbe bon
anberen Mnar4iiten ipobl ber1or9t.
Strand 1T Elm bo4getpa4fener
Mann BON gutem Musfeben unb
itammt aus elmer a%ngeiebenen Taz
mile. @4on NIT IA Sabren berlieB
CT feline Tamilie, cling na@ BARGE
Iona unb i@loB ii@ bort balb ben
Mnar9iiten an, unter benen ct our4
feline Magbalfigteit gar balb cine berz
porragenbe Ste1e einnabm.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-11
3ur Nepolte tn &auteru,t.

Sn Berlin berrf@t betrd@tli@e
Mibiimmung, neil bic 9iobspoft bon
Der Yoli3eirebolte in Ramerun bon ber
@esierung polle bier3ebn Sage 9ebeim
ae6alten tpurbe. M1gemein 1T man
Ser Mn1i@t, bab IN 8eau9 auf bic
0ermaltung in Ramerun etpas faul
fem miiKe, tpenr1 bic poltaei meutere
unb 5elb{t Weiber an elmer @ebeuion
tbeilnebmen. Dte polt3eiforce, bic
1891 bon benz Grbn. @rapenreutb orz
qani1irt tpprben mar, beitanb aus 100
Big $50 Dabomepern.
3meiunbamanaig Mufriibrer ftnb in
&amerun gefangen genommen tporben.
9arunter befinben it4 ale Rdbelsfubz
rer. sic tpurben bon treu ge1tnnten
@ingeborenen f%eftgenommen unb an bic
beut}9en 8earnten auSgeltefert.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-11
Gin @onterproseb.
N Sic pirb TplQenbes qemel=

8on Wten tpirb Jolgenoes gemelz
bet:
Der proceb sesen bic Mit9lieber bes
@ebeimbunbes Smlabtna ntmmt am
Is. b. so. feinen Mnfang. 9te 3abl
Der Mngetlagten betrd9t 70. 9r. So
1epb @erolb, elm berporragenbes Mitz
glieb Der jungtf@e@i14en @ei4stagsz
partet, nirb bic 8ertbeibigung uberz
nebmen. Die Sungtf@e4en baben etz
ne fran3Dii@e ueberfebung Der Mnz
tlase14rift in umlauf geieBt, nebft etz
rer @4tlberung iiber bic Gage bet
Sunsti@e@en. Dtefe S@ilberung 1T
barauf bere@net, fran30ff@e @pmpaz
tbien fir bic Sungtf@e@en gu erregen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-11
(sualauoS 2amomirrbf6aft.

Die Qonboner ~Stmes" perDffentz
li4t cine l1eberii9t Der lanbmirtbz
i@aftli4en @erbdltnife @roBbritanz
MEMS. Na@ ben 3ablen 1T bas nit
Mei3en beftellte Mreal auf 1,789,369
Mcres anseseben, bas nit @erite be-
{telIte Mreal auf 2,251,293 unb bas
nit 9afer beitente Mreal auf 4,435,z
944 Mcres angegeben. 9ie Metoenz
ernte tptrb auf 46,429,4O7 8ufbel an
9eaeben. Das 8latt gtebt an, baB
am @nbe beg Sabres fi@ 2,079,587
pferbe III @robbritannien befanben,
11,2O7,5 44 Stiid @inobteb, 31,774,z
1874 @tiid @@afe unb 3,273,O3O
Sbpeine.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-11
1tttt Cit paar 51afc tutucu.

Mar melbet aus 20 N n,
g.: Scrip @teller, elmer Der eriten
bier unb Elm iebr gea@teter
8urger murbe auf ieiner 6arm, a@t
Metlen norbpeitlt& bon bier, BON
Dempfep, ieinem nd4iten Na&<
bar, na9 etnem @trett ntebergef4o1z
len. Ser Strett banbelte ii4 INN ben
mebrerer S@afe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-11
9tdhuten bic .lrbeit toicocr auf.

Die Werte Der Carnegie @tablz@ez
iellf@aft in So me # e b, 3d., baben
in fdmmtlt9en Nbtbeilungen ben Be-
trteb mteber erDfnet. ungefdbr $500
perionen erbalten 8ei@dfttgung. @s
betBt, bab bic @eie0i@aft geniisenbe
Muftrdge borrdtbig bat, UNI bic Werte
big gum Npril i'm @ange 81 balten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-11

6rtebensri9ter Dabib 2onben in
Sbe1bepptlle, Snb., f&nitt ii@
bic &eble burh.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-11

feline 3eiden iidtbar bon irsenb einem
Sample. Der itattgefunben bate. Das
arsloie Opfer mar einfa4 befdliden
unb auf beftialii@e Meife ermorbet
tpprben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-11

porter, 6eKen SAL 10 LANCE uno 70
bitter betdmpft murbe, be3iebt fett
1886 $3,375 per Sabr, unb mar LAM
&c Sabre poli3ettommtfGr Der @tabt
Nem Dorf, mel@e Stelung betanntz
li@ iebr eintrdslt@ 1T.
- Gin f9euBli9er @aubmoro
tpurbe in ber Montag Na9t auf benz
bon 9oufton na@ Nem Srleans
gebenben 3uge %began9en. DIS Der
3ug in 2tbertp einltef, ftel es benz
Porter auf, bab ber @rprebzM ei1enz
ger 5. 6. Rt@arbion gegen feline Sc
mobnbeit ni@t abitteg, unb 8Dies abz
nenb, polte er na9 BET l1ria@e for
19en. Gr fanb bic betben Sbiiren
bes @epddpagens offen unb &i4arbz
ion ausseitredt auf benz 8ooen liegen.
Das auf ieinen @uf berbeietle,1be
;3ugperional unter1u4te ben 2etdnam
unb fanb cine tDbtli@e S4ubtpunoe
am 9tnterfopf unD bier mettere
@9ubmunben i'm RDrper; es f4eint
bdber bic Mnnabme gere9tfertigt, DdB
@i9arolon, mel@er an ieinem pult
fab, binterriids eri@oFen tpurbe, unb
bab bic &duber, INN gang it@er gu &C.
ben, nod 4 S@ihe in ben 3udenben
&Drper feuerten. Der feline @elo<
i@rant mar often unb ieines Snbalts
beraubt, Biz auf Elm paar Padete NIT
Silber, tpel@e bic @Guber in Der @tle
jebenfalls pergefen batten. @s tpaxn
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-11

reifen.
TN @anTranciscotr afen NIT
benz Dampfer ~Geltic" 1O3 @binefen
elm, bic auf ber Musi tellung bef4dftigt
tperben, beren 2anbung aber nt4t ber=
btnbert merben tann.
9ie 3eitungen in 81 0 finb ni@t
aufrteben nit benz fretipre@enben Ser
bttt in benz Procei7e gegen bic SHE'LL
nebmer IN ber 8luttbat bon Mir9uesz
Mortes in Grantret9.
Sn Marotto baben Is RabDlenz
bduptltn9e benz fpanti@en General
Martine3 @umpos lire 8erettptltgfett
our INTERVIEWING tunbge9eben. Der
Sultan bon Marotto mill NIT bebeuz
TENDER Sruppenma@t na@ Melt1a 3iez
fen.
Sm @ebtete bon &amerun in
Deuti@=@e itafrtta erei9nete fi@ cine
&epolte ber et%ngeborenen Yoli3tften,
bic zines electromagnetic fib bemG@<
ttgten unb eff na9 11eur1 Tagen bur4
bic Mann1@aften bes &anonenbpots
v9pdne" in bic Glu@t gef@lagen muir
ben.
3mii@en ber acknowledgements
f&en Mpnar@te unb @uBlanb 1T Elm
gebeimer @ertrag abgef@lohen tporz
ben, bel len 3med es 1T, bic INNER gro=
Bere Dimeniionen annebmenoe Musz
panberuns sali3ii&er 8auer'1 etn3u<
bdrnmen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-29
at the Worlds Fair fully veritie,

Rhors will engage extensively In the
diary traffic, AMI will deal exclusively IN
the pro'idct u Jersey stock.
Prof. Elmer Chase came homo 'sst night
from Albuquerque, where he has . good
exhibit =, the poultry fair, says the New
Mrxican. lie says the exhibit this year
is n splendid one. aud quotes = Colorado
man as saying II far surIans-s the second
annual exhibit made ~ Denver by the
Colorado Poultry association. Prdf. Chase
returns Ia Albuquerque this evening To
attend the meeting II the New Mexico
Educational association,
George Curry, of Lincoln. and J. A.
Anchrta, Of Silver City, politiciAu0 who
expect Ia take their seats In the coming
ltk islaturr by the grace ~ Secretary Mil
Ter, csws up from the south last night,
Registered at the European, and left this
morning for santa fo. u. c. Hobart, Of
Silver City, and NJ. A. sisneros. Of Lin
coin. were also passengers to the capital
this morning.
The follow ing teachers arrived last night
., the ArmJo y. Niles, Of Csrrillos
Miss Katie Fremont, ut Las Vega. Az
the San Felipe: W. W. s,ornes, Of Ratonj
May Is. Gsddis, Jst,i. L Gsddis, Ludisa
Moore, az Silver City. J. Brsnnen, .
teacher. Of Flasr,ad, 10 also ., the San
Felipe.
J. n. Fem. . first. elsss young gentle
man. formerly nigh. ticket agent At the
depot, after remaining over the Christ
mas, let "Wednesday night for Pueblo.
where he accepts = goot railroad position
.ers. Success Ia him.
Thos Hubb-ll and wife, who have
been sojourninR In southern California
for III. past month, returnsd home this
morning. They hal n aplendid tune. aud
think there Ia no country like tropical
southern California.
II. \. Knight, deputy county assessor.
10 arranging the fairs II h,s office, tn I .
turned over 10 As ensor elect Hubbell.
Mr., Knigh, goes up Ia santa Pe this
evening.
Mrs Jacob H-isnh came up from Rim
con last night. aud lett this morning & r
the ives, She will vlsi, the family Of Mr..
Barth. at his ranch in the Zuni moua-
tAinH
DR. Brown. father. In law II II. J. KIN.
erson. is enjoying a happy vacation In
III. territorial metropolis. The gentleman
halls from NJ Johnsbury, Vermont.
Arthur Hryn, who teaches stenogra-
ply al Goss Military Institute, enjoyed
Christmas in the city, aud Was tho guest
OF the Hotel Columbus.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-29

W. h. Cartm-ll. clerk at llf-ld Bros d,
at" hir Christmas turkey at Castle Tyler,
IN the city building, where the jail Is To-
Gated Mr.. CHrtm-il arrived in the city
about two months ago from Montana, ami
being n salesman 10y profession. accepted
pne,rinn n, Ilf,ld's. He aud another
clerk slept in the store. aud for ia. past
week ARTICLES have been missing, A watch
was instituted. the game spotted. and yes-
i-riay morning n warrant was placed Ia
,,4E hsndH ct Marshal Fornof, resulting
u The arrest "f Cariuell. He has wired
hH brother ~ ONO to the effect that he .
in serious trouble, and making y call IN
the Ohio brother for money. An answer
is expected this Ait.rnoor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-29
TERRA A mnr,iia ..rnnt

Secretary Smith. II the inter or depart
ment, has refused IA recommend ~ the
department of justice that suit Ike IN
siitut-d Ia set aside the patent to the
TERRA Amarillo grant The grant con.
tAlnr 5s4 .5l5 acres, II which. II IL claimed,
1876, 900 IL held illegally on acc"un, ~ err
rs m ;h. north and -ss, boundaries,
The grant Was confirmed by congress IN
1850. surveyed in 1916 and patented in
1881. The secretary takes ta- position
tina, In order Ia set aside n patent the
ruf IL fraud must b. clear, and cites
the supreme court decision in the Max.
we'll grant css- in support 81 his refusal
Ia make recoinmr ndatlon u the depart
m-nt Of Justice,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-29
vas tD,CArU ~.
-"--tea- ProvisH iut~re-ttaR asd
very Instructive

I
sery Instructive
Promptly at 30 o'clock yesterday
af,rrn,on. the teachers ~ the Association
were in their places r-ady to lis,en To the
program ani enter into any discussion
that might be invoked by the several
papers tina, ser. Ia he read
Af,-r the op n,ng, Prof J. A. w""l, u
Las Vegas. prr-e,l-d to real his paper
IN "lirAl,h in the School koom aud the
Hygicn. ~ T. luca,iun," After which =
general discussion took place, indulg~d
in freely by nearly all the teachers pres
rnt.
The next paper, on Literature in the
School Rnm." 10y Prof T.. o, Creighton,
of Eddy, showed comprehensive knowI.
edge II the subject by the speaker and
represent, 4 u vast amount ~ prepare
tion.
THE Limit 81 Arithmetic In Academic
work." by Miss NJ. r. Koeler, Of
Ration, provoked a very general and
animated dirc ussion. the general trend
II which seemed Ia be that more
attention should b- paid to speed
and accuracy in the elementary branch
80 and not 81 much Ia the
mere mechanical and parrot.like work
generally observed where cube root, met.
surat,on. bank discount, etc. , are taught
Ia young pupils.
Owing u the absence Of NJ. Francis
Dali. If Socorro, who was To have read
paper on "ImportAnce Of 0r,hography In
school Work" Prof. Hadl.y, 81 the Uni
verrity. kindly consented Ia read his pa
per on the Report II the Committee 81
Ten" He had undoubtedly put a grea,
deal 81 time on the study oi this impor-
,ant report While 1t was generally
admitted, by those present, that the sub
-ct Was a very deep one and required
large Am, un, 81 study 10 understand
thor ughly, nevertheless II WAS agreed
that the "R-port II the Committee 81 Ten"
wGs one Of the most important documents
ever published In any country on e'iuca-
tional matters, and should be adopted
wherever p.@sibls in the school work II
our territory
Gov. 4 b. Slower. being called upon
for few remarks, rIprrsssd his pleasure
at the zeal and earnestneSS exhibited by
the teachers in tue work. He also IN
formed the Association that ~ the con-
tract with the publishers for the supply
~ school books for the territory would
expire sept. |. 1885. he would respect
fully recommend that they appoint =
committee Ia select and determine upon
such books ~ they would desire, such
COMMITTEES tn report To the association and
II accepted 10 b- r-isrrsd to the terrific
rial board OF wh'sh he 10 member.
The discussion which followed revealed
tn. p'esenc- " the general opinion tina
the publishers were too high IN their
prices and mus, he made To come down
Just before adjournment, an invitation
was received by the teachers that they
would oe welcome to cali at the Comm'r-
! cial club.
The sv.ung secession Was we'll attended
| anl lt.A. A.. A..
' w ''y'y""N' so"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-29

d. n. Rbors, Of the coal Grm Of Rhors
a Pratt. arrived In the city yesterday
with his wife. three children aud hor.s.
and wagons, from Camp whaeomb.
where they have been stopping kr us.rly
two years. aud have goas 70 hoassA.ep.
ing In the Wiley place on West Lead ave.
nus. Bxjdss the ecai business, Mr..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-29

The poultry show grows more interest.
INK daily, Yesterday (Chr,StmAs) and 10
day quite number nf our citizens aud
visitors having paid the price Of admiS.
Sion IN order Ia get GLIMPSE 81 some ri
the highest hr,sl and fAncie1t f0~ls In thu
world
In addition Ia the entries published ex.
rlupiv-ly in Tnk CIrlLKS, the p-opl-'s
journal, the following entries werr made
this morning Pair of blue fantAils and
pair ~ white fAntAI.H, piReons. and \ pair
~ white faced black spanish chickens.
by Miss Flora Ot-ro. ~ this city
Ia our r-p"rt Monday the tyI-L made
Ne aAy. up ~. SwRrtE, summit poultry
yards, Denver. zen nf huff enchinr" Mr.
SwAriz Ia not from Denver, but iruin Gal.
lup. this county
n W Algrr has on ezhibi,ion "The
Daley bone. cut .r," manufactured At
EA.,on. Prnna. The sdvAnsaxeS II this
cutter over any other invented arr that
the knife plays direct upon the bone, and
puts the Esi IN g"i mnrsels for the
fowls. Mr.. Algrr ia the agrn, for New
M.hlcn Tor "Th- DAlsy," aud he has al.
ready taken few orders,
r. the aged, with their poor app~ti'e'
feeble circulation and impoverished blo0i,
Ayers szpsrilla 10 u boon beyond
price l,s effect ~ IA check the rAvAErs
IT time. 10y iuvigorat,ng every organ,
nerve, aud tissue ofthe hsiy, See Ayers
A linAuAc for the new year
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-29
The n~su,,oGa Trtnt

Csnnrl,un. Ind have us-d Simmons
Liver Regulator, manufactured by j, II
Zr,lllu a Co.. Ph,lal-lphia, and found
that fur indigestion ami liver CON plant Il
IL the b.r, medicine ever used r. Il
Clark Your druggist sells II for pow.
der az liquid The powder IL Ia br taken
dry or male into n tea.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-29


Joseph EvADs, WHO 10 In the county
Jail In connection with IA. sheep stealing
cas. II Eiiss Garcia, was brought before
X W. ID Bryan, Unitrt states .ommis-
sioner, this morning, charged with big.
amy. He waived examination and in dc.
fault of 81 900 bail was -msndcd back
10 the county Jail The two women, who
claim D be his wives, we're pr-ssn,
Maria ChAvss, who lives near the old
town. claims Ia have been married 20
Evans 10y Father Persone N May, 1898,
aud che has . child about year Old. and
which she says belongs Ia RvAns. The
other woman. Olympia Garcia, lives In
Carnusl, and claims she Was married To
Evans at San Antonio In August, 1894,
10y the justice of the peace II tia, pre-.
,.inct
Mrs, James McCarty, Of MeCarty's sta.
t"n. on 'na atlanta a Pseiac. Was in the
ei'y yesterday, aud stopped 81 sturges'
kurOpeAn.
b Alexander. u Soeorro, was 10 the
city last night, registered q, the Rur,-
psAn, and lsf, this morning for santa Pe.
Rev. John u, Brun. Of sneorro, came
up 10 the ssetropolis Last night. He has
. comfortable rom Al the Rlrppsan.
Lawyers Clancy and MeMillsu have
gone north on legal business They will
return 70 shs city this evening.
w. Yoasg. . p~oninsnt gentleman
Of BLSad. ooshisi minias dis,rIct, 10 In the
city AID has his name 90 the register a,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-29

seerstioa q an abundance Of noarishmsst
Soe the child
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slssd es nay feet wiihpui sassdag almosi dssih.
Hcg ! % All my hoas<vort, washiak eookia4.
srwtng ssd everything Coz my family % EIGHT I
vecr rsy2sas rtesersptses !. ths bssl 10 tabs
essore coshes@sn,, of N least proved 10 yith
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-29

Tvs chssripg news comes from Wash
,ng,on that while II is admitted on all
sidps ,hs, another issue II bonds will be
necessary. Secretary Carlisls will put III
the evil day ~ long 80 possible. The
spectacle Of this country In tisass of pro.
found peace bcsrowing many mill'ons Of
dol'ars 10 rather startling 70 the average
Americas eitissn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-29

". G. RAdlsy, one Of the ssaA,ors-
elect frou this county. will lsavs 70. NOR
row noraing kx saniA W,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-29

Buck,nghAm's Dye for the whisksrs
does ,ts work thoroughly. ooloring a uni
firm brown or black, which. when dry.
will neither rub, wash of nor soil linen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-29
MOTHERS

and those soou to be-
come m OF b ere,
should know that DE-.
fieree's cavorite
Prescription robs
childbirth Of its tor.
lures, terrots and
dangers 10 both
mother and child, BY
aiding nature In pse.
pairing the system
Ter psrtsrttion.,
Thereby labor al
and the period oil
eounnement are
AI a 4
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-29
ateehlg Citizen


ALBUQUERQUE - DEC. ~. 1894
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-06
Lord Dufferin's Daughter "A Bride.

\ Paris cable to the Herald Of June
4th says: At noon to-day Mr.. +. Atlee,
the British Consul. performed the civil
marriage ceremony uniting Lady Victoria
Alexandria Blackwood, daughter Of the
Marquis of Dunerin and Ava. British Am
bassador TO France, 10 the Hon. William
Lee Plunkett. son Of the Anglican Arch
bishop OF Dublin. The ceremony was
performed In the ballroom of the British
Embassy. Only fifteen intimate friends
Of the contracting parties were present.
At 8 in the afternoon the party was
driven TO the Anglican church. in the
Rue d'Aguessau, where the religious cere-
mony was performed by the Most Rev
Lord Plunkett, Archbishop of Dublin, the
father Of the Bridegroom. Lord Dufferin
gave away the bride. She was dressed
in white satin. with train. and wore a
tulle veil.
Her ornaments were diamonds ana
pearls. The presents received by the bride
were OF great value ana beauty, AMI 50
numerous as to ill tables which covered
three sides Of the grand salon Of The
Embassy. Among the gifts WAS a magni-
cent diamond and topaz bracelet from
Mr. j. II. Davis. Of New York. whose
daughter married Lord Duferins son,
Lord Terence BlackwOOd.
The religious ceremony was attended
by a large and brilliant company. The
American colony was especially well re-
presented. United States Ambassador
Eustis and his son Newton Were present
at the marriage ceremony the reception.
and the garden party. Among the other
guests were Banker Monroe and wife. Mrs
King. wife Of ex-Unitcd States Consul
King; General s Meredith Read; Baroness
de Seilliere formerly Mrs. Livermore. of
New York: Miss Fettridge. Major and
Mrs. Huntington. Miss Mary Lee. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bodington and Madame Ribot, wife
Of ex-Premier Ribot. and formerly Miss
Burch. OF Chicago The honeymoon Will
be spent at the Italian lakes.