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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-14

The Albuquerque Democrat fines that
it's wandering off after strange silver
gods was mistake. But how about that
editorial Endorsement" of the anti
Democratic silver move?
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-14

The Albuquerque Democrats new
edtor-Albright couldn't write like that
comes pretty near losing the argument
in his flow of rhetoric.
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CALIFORNIA is now shipping oranges to
Newcastle, via Florida, says an exchange.
Somebody might suggest that this is scar
rying Goals to Newcastle" but it isn't, by
long shot.
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HENRY L. WALDO,
Attorney at Law. Will practice in the
several courts of the territory. Prompt
attention given to all business intrusted
to his care. Office in Catron block.
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EsrThe NEW MEXICAN is the Oldest news
paper in New Mexico. 1t is sent to every
Post Office il the Territory and has large
lad growing circulation among the intelli-
gent aud progressive people of the south
west
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

GEO. W. KNAEBEL,
Office in Griffin block. Collections and
searching titles speciality.
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t. F. CONWAY,

A. A. FREEMAN, EL1Eao BAcA
Late Asso. Justice N. M. Sup. Court.
FREEMAN & BACA,
Attorneys at Law, Socorro, N. M. VIII
practice in the courts of Socorro. Lin
coin, Chaves and Eddy counties. Also in
the Supreme and U. s. Land courts at
Santa Fe.
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Plans and specifications furnished
on application. Corresp ondencc So
licited.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-10
NO SHIRT HAS NO SENSE
He and His Chumi Are on The LlOkOH,
For Trouble.
INDIANS BECOME UGLY
Fears of Trouble In the Umatilla
Country he Reds Act Like
Fellows Who Would enjoy
Bit of SnIndy.

PENDLEToN, Ore. March 9.-Two COM
panles OF the Second Cavalry from Fort
Walla Walla arrived here at o'clock on
a special train and will be taken without
delay to the Umatilla Indian reservation.
Indian Agent Harper had been notified
from Washington that the troops woul
he held IN rel llue IS At w ALA Wallt, nut
he kept his counsel, saving nothing about
the time for the arrival of tnc train, when
he gave out the information that he had
requested the aid of tho troops. lie stated
that the troops may be necessary to pro-
tect the agency aud whites who live in the
reservation.
AHlrs have been disturbed on the
reservation for some weeks on account of
the Disbursements oil the eli Gals and the
Indians. / he Indian court. IN the case of
Indian offenses, has exercised powers
which the Indians clam were arbitrary.
The matter was brought to an issue in
civil case IN the justice court here when
Wet SCOT brought SUIT against Brisbough
and others to recover damages for an al
legged assault committed by Indian police
men. The case was deci led in favor of
the plaintiff but was appealed by the
United States district attorney to the state
circuit court. Later Chiefs No Shirt and
1Ouug AnleI anu ~ OtilcF men WeFe ar
rested for dancing contrary TO the agents
orders. / his caused a riot in the council
chamber and a general row was narrowly
averted.
The chiefs were released but were again
arrested on the same cnar.e aud also Tor
resisting United States officers. They
were sent 10 jail, but employed counsel to
sue out warrants of habeas corpus in the
circuit court for their release.
THIS afternoon Judge Fee of the state
circuit court. rendered a decision in the
high case. He holds that Iniians are citi-
zens under the Dawes act, entitled to all
rights, privileges and immunlties of other
cItizeus excepting as to the alienation of
their allotted lands on reservations, the
title to which was transferred subject to
trusteeship of the United States govern
ment. The release OF No Shirt and Young
! Chief was also ordered.
Counsel for the Indian court will appeal.
| The Indians counsel were seen and said
they had told the Indians that they must
rot resort to violence in any event but
await the supreme courts decis on. TINS
the Indians prom sed to do and the head
men say they will use their influence 10
prevent any disturbance. The only fear
| expressed is that the Indians may get
drunk and get into trouble with the In-
dian police.
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NEW YORK, March 9.-The announce
ment Is IN ale Of remarkable discovery
of a means of producing Illuminating gas
at a cost OF about : cents for the same
amount Of iyut as Is furnished by ordi-
nary gas at SIS. Factories are already
completed and the gas Will be offered for
general use within a short tIme. Ii Is now
used in a house IN this ci,y aud has been
found IN every way prac, cable. Tue new
ulumlnaut 5 acetyleue, the lowest gas in
the series OF hyro-caroous, which are the
foundation IF organic chemistry aud enter
into tue composition OF many Of the most
important products Of coal, tar and petro-
leum.
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HARRY FELLs BAD.
He Thinks the Court played Him n
Dirty Ir ck


He Thinks the Cour, played Him n
Dirty Tr ck
MINNEAPoLIs. March 9.-It was o'clock
this morning before Harry Hayward was
able to sleep, and at 10 o'clock he was still
sleeping. lie had packed his clothing
neatly IN a valise while waiting the jury's
verdict. HIS only fear was of violence
from the crowd when the acquittal should
come. When he reached his cell, after
hearing the verdict. his first remark was:
"By God. III have to unpack this thing
now. If l don't my clothes will get
wrinkled."
When he was removed to cell on the
second floor he seemed to realize more
fully his perilous situation. A day and
night watch has been put over him.
George A. Grindall was arraigned in the
municipal court on the charge of perjury
to-day, and the examination was set for
"Wednesday next, with bail at 1900.
MISS Maggie Wachter demanded an
immeditte examination on the charge of
perjury, but this was denied, as the state
wanted time. Her attorney also demanded
that she he released on her own recognl-
zance, but the state would not consent,
aud the case was continued until this
afternoon.
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H0KE'S HEAD Is LEVEL
Secretary Smith RlIuias Any More
Land Pitel,S 10 Railroads.
THEY MUST PAY UP FIRST
a Decision Which Is of the Utmost
importance TO the People OF
Montana and the
Great West

WASHINGTON, March 9 - Secretary
Smith mas determi mel that no more pat-
ents for land granted the subsidized rail-
roads shall be issued until there has been
a settlement of the debt due the govern
ment from these roads. An at empt was
made to get a resolution to this effect
through congress, nut il failed. As soon
as the resolution was presented, Commis-
sioner Lamoreaux of the general land of
flee Immediately suspended all work upon
the preparation of the lists of lands with
in the grants and none were sent to the
secretary for his approval while the reso-
luton was pending.
Afterwards when congress adjourned
the commissioner felt compelled to go
ahead with the patenting Of lands. to the
Union and Central Pacific roads. but with
this announcement of the secretary that
he will not approve any further patents 10
these roads, work will again be sus-
pended.
Secretary Smith will. in short time,
make an order to that effect and give his
reasons for such action. He says that he
thinks 1t just that no more patents should
he granted when the roads owe the gov-
ernment such large sums. IL has been
stated that a suit for mandamus to COM
pei the secretary to continue issuing
patents will he brought by the railroads.
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LOST IN THE SHUTTLE
The Bill for a Salary Grab Goes MyS-
teriOuSIy AS,ray.
THE GOVERNOR is BUSY
He Has Bills Enough to Keep Him
Going for a Mont1-Som I'M
portant missions and
Mistakes.
THE GOVERNOR is BUS

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
HELENA. March 9.-MJntana's law maxi
ers have nearly all deserted the town,
most of them having gone to their homes.
O lite a NUMBER went to Boulder to-day to
participate in the celebration over the de-
feat of the Broa lwater county bill. A
few remain who have not packed their
trunks. With a few exceptions the legi'-
lators have received their warrants from
State Auditor Cook, in p Iyment for their
60 days spent in law making. To the no
small surprise of some of the solons, these
warrants cannot be paid untIl very late
in the year, as there is no money for them
in the treasury.
Governor Richards spent a good share
of to-day in looking over consg gned bills.
The one taking up most of his attention
is the Appropriation bill, in which he
found some serious blunders. This bill
was one of the last signed, as it di not
reach the governors hands until o'clock
Friday morning. 1t was hurried through
and some of the errors are probably due to
the carelessness OF the enrolling clerks.
Governor Richards found that no pro-
vision has been made for the payment of
the states one-half of the salaries of the
county attorneys. or the salaries of 13 dis
trict court judges for 1895. For 1895, S53,-
700 was appropriated for these items
The governor says he will not sign the APP
preparation bill until he inquiries fully into
matters relating to the apparent serious
omissions. He has before him 75 bills
to be read and signed. if approved. The
pharmacy bill was signed to-day.
The house bill fixing the salaries of leg
islators at SO per day instead OF s., as
heretofore, which passed both houses on
the last day of the session, has mysteri-
ously disappeared. 1t hss not reached the
governor. and is supposed to have been
lost after being sent to the enrolling
clerks.
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BAD FOR FAVORITES.
Tho Talent Lcses Heavily and Pittsburg
Phil l. "a Winner

Tho Talent Lcses Heavily and Pittsburg
Phil l. Winner
SAN Francisco, March 9.-This was an
O her disastrous day for the talent at the
Bay District races. SIX strong favorites
being bowled over. and only in one in-
stance did the favorite secure a place.
The principal attraction was the Flying
stakes for 2-yea-olds, at four and half fur
longs. the longest distance for youngsters
this year. Rey Del Bandidos had no trou-
BILE in winning from Flvorlte, Don Car
di los and Ferris Hartman, who were cou-
pied IN the betting. "PIttsburg Phil"
who won $4,000 yesterday, again assested
himself to-day. and quit big winner.
SIX furlongs-Tobey won, r lphael Sec
ond, NJ ,rietta third; time, :15. Seven
furlongs. 3-year-olds and upwards-Trx
won. Norblich second, Normandi third |;
time, 1:2.4 Four and half furlongs,
Fly .ug stakes, 2-year-olds-Rey Del Ban
didos won, Don Cardillos second; time,
:55H Seven furongs. 3-year-olds and
upwards-Jack Rchelieu won, Com
m ssion second, r CO third; time,
l :27L. Handicap, sIeeple chase, snort
course, about a mile aud a half-Eli
King won, Mestor second. Woodford
third; time. 1852. One mile and quar-
ter, handicap-Dockstader won, FnrtIlla
SECOND.
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coming party TO the reorganization is
required to subs n be for said bonds at par
to the amount Of 81 per share upon the
par value OF his present holdings, aud de-
posit his stock on or before March %,
1895, with the Manhattan Trust company
and TO pay 81 share to the trust company
upon such deposit and the remainder as
called tor; and shall receive the bonds so
subscr bed for and 20 per cent. on the par
of his present holdings in the new pre-
ferred stock and 8 per cent. ia common
sock. The proceeds of the bond issue
will be applied 10 retire the outstanding
Sl,OO0,0O0 bonds and rebate vouchers and
other Gains as provided IN the plan. Five
hundred thousand dollars in new bonds
will be reserved to be issued only in the
case of emergency upon the unanimous
vote of the committee, or subsequently by
a Iwo-thlrds vote by the new board.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-10

Fcrocious Beasts Murderer's
Trail.

CHATTANooGA, Tenn, March &C on
stable l. Ige Q Lynch was shot from am
ush. near SADLY, this county, by John
Lem ms, a desperate young miner. VINO
was living with a notorious woman named
Mos lie Skyles.
The man aud woman were tried before
magistrate, Saturday, for assault ing
Lemons father. aud bound over TO court.
The constable and his brother, Tom, ar
rested the pair, but Lemons escaped from
the latter's keeping, and, as the former
was c-ossiug a h gl raliroa | trestle with
the WON IN, Lemons poured a volley of
buckshot into his breast from the bushes,
and was seen later runi"g away with the
Skyles woman. The oil or was MORALLY
wounded and a posse of citizens are
securing the country. \ heavy reward Is
offered for Lemons capture, and officers
and bloodhounds have been sent from
here for the purpose of taking the muir
derer. dead or alive. The dead man was
a rem Arkably brave officer, and leaves n
large family.
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ASKS AN INJUNCTION.

The Northern Pac fic Dorsn't Want to
Pay Taxrs just Yet.
special Dispatch to the Standard.
HELENA, March 9.-The receivers of the
Northern Pac ,fic have commenced n suit
in the United States court to enjoin E.
Nj. Sorley, treasurer of Jefferson county,
from selling for taxes land claimed by
the company in that county. The tax on
these lands amounts to $1,000. The re-
ceivers in their complaint state that it is
impossible to determine just what lands
belong TO the company and claim that
they cannot be compelled to pay taxes
on lands for which they have no patent.
Some of tn land asses sed may be mi n
eral, an ~ b ch case the company has no
riglt to ii and they ho.d cannot be made
To pay taxes on 1t.
The company refused last year to pay
taxes on lands to which they had not pat
ents and this is the first suit growing out
of the refusal. 1t is an important action
and will be watched with interest by coun-
ties through which the line extends.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-10

A ships Crew >u>p-c d of Putting Up
Mean j ID

A ships Crew >u,p-c d Of Putting Up
Mean j b
WASHINGTON. March 9.-From reports
received at the state department from tho
United States consul at Callao. Peru. there
is reason to suspect that the strange story
that came from PIi. Ii.adelphia in letter
from Charles Jones OF mutiny on the
American bark Portland Lloyd, AMI the
wrecklng of the vessel near jam. Chile,
was put aflDat to cover the desertion or
misconduct of the crew.
According to the consuis report, the
bark. which sailed from Seattle, put into
Callao toward the enI of last year. ) @
sailed for Juni, Chile. Dec. l. Soon after
there were stories afplt that the crew
had mutinled, the officers had been klie /
and the snip wrecked with the loss Of
all on board but two men. the consul
traced the story 10 n letter written 10y T..
NJ. Baker and another man, who claimed
they had been the only men To escape.
The consul reports that the chartcrcrs of
the vessel had received letters showing
her TO be at Juni, Chile, loading.
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A pELU LIN.
4 Man who Think. nc Has New Plan
Of InnchLnr n.nn q Hwy In Knnl

Man Who Think. ue Has New Plan
of Teaching People How To Read
BUFFALO. N. Y. March 9.-Lincoln Me-
Fadden, who has been manager and lee
turrr of museums in Toledo, Rochester,
Buffalo and Chicago, was arrested Mon
day and taken to police headquarters,
charged with insanity.
McFadden thinks he has rented all the
large buildings IN the city, which he will
soon open as schools to teach n new sys-
tenn of reading. by which person can
read a 20-page newspaper through in two
minutes, and 90 through every book,
MAGAZINE aud period cal in the Buffalo
library in less than week.
He labors under the deluslou that he
has engaged something like 100 persons to
teach the system, and in less than year
he will own the whole city of Buffalo, be-
sides Rochester and Cleveland, which
he already numbers among his posses
slOnS.
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FOUL a UR DER.
A Woman Instantly X He'd by Des-
u rate X fiian.

u rate X fitan.
TOWNSVILLE. Ca, VI ,rch9.-Sl turday
nichs al 10 o'c.ock at Ochlocknee. in this
county, three men visited the house of
Loro and Mary Farr, Two young women,
and demanded adm ttance. Tie women
answered that they had gone to bed and
would not get up. The men then began
TO batter down the door.
Lora seized her pistol and empted It
into the door. Three balls passed. through
the door. which was finally torn down.
Lora was seated on the bed, reloading her
weapon, when one of the men emptied a
shotgun into her side, mixing fearful
wound two inches across and killing her
immediately. Her sister screamed for
help, when the men silenced her by threat
ing to shoot her. They then left. Pope
Nc loskey and Bolton Jones, two young
men. have been arrested aud lodged IN
jail. charged with tue crime. The other
man is not known. All concerned are
white.
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BEN HARtI ON ILL.
Tho Ex-President PTodrated With n
Pew hiIing sickness

Tho Ex-PresIdrnt Prodrated With n
Prrv iiIing sickness
New YORK, March 9.-Mrs. Mckee,
daughter OF ex-President Harrison. left
for Indianapolis upon the receipt of a tel
egram advising her of General Harris sons
serious illness.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 9-rhe condition
of General Harrison is not materially
changed to-day. The night was fairly
comfortable. DIR. Henry James said this
morning:
"General Harrison has been working
very hard recently IL Richmond. He has
taken a bad cold, almost or ppe. He has
acute bronchitis and last Tuesday he hal
pluerobynia-what are termed pieurisy
pans. Tic is very weak. tie is seriously
i'll. but l should say not in any danger.
Overwork h IS a good deal to do with his
weakness"
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. March 9.-At ;
o'clock tins afternoon General Harrison 5
condition was much improved. lie sat up
part of the day and said there was no
cause for anxiety on the part of his
friends.
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turned to work. j. NJ. FISCHER. who en-
ploys 200 men on the Monongahela river.
also granted the increase.
A committee OF the o berators' associa-
ton to-day decided TO call general meet
ing soon. This is regarded as an evidence
of weakness on the part of the employers.
Four thousand miners in the district are
working for 60 cents, the price for which
the strike was ordered.
PITTsBURG, Pa. March 9.-Thres moro
operators have announced that on Mon
day their men will be granted the 69-cent
rae. Secretary Warner, of the Miners
union, pre- licts that on Mon lay there will
he 5000 men at work at the advance.
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TROUBLE IN CAMP.
Miners Organic to Fight for Thei
Cla ms A-ains' Corporation.

Miners Organic to Fight for Their
Cla ms A-ains' n Corporation.
CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, Marcn 9.-Seri-
Gus trounle i, threatened in the new min
ing camp ofAlhambrI over disputed ca ms
On Jan. 20 the A hambra Town & Land
company went into a new mining center
aud located in the neigh Dorhood of 40
claims. do ng but little work on them AMI
not placing them on record. the recent
exc Iement in the camp has brought a
deluge of miners and prospectors TO the
district and they have been working Local
tions claimed by the Alhambra company.
the company has male strong protest
against the operation of what they claimed
as their property, but the miners will not
cease work. A number of cowboys and
prospectors have organized AMI secured
guns and ammunition with the intention
O. defending their claims.
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BROKE 4-4 JAW.

The Aiis1 DIDN'T Race and the Britain
MIA Tonk the Plum
MONTE CARLO, March 9.-rhe Prince of
Wa.es' yacht, Britannia, won the grand
Pr de Monte Carlo from Cannes TO Mo-
naco Point. 81 miles, defeating the Cor
ssir. Vatkprie |. and Ocetta. Tho Ailsa
did no, race. as the jaws of her gaH broke
just before the start. The prize was 10,-
OO) francs.
The Arennella, formerly the Asphodel
now the property OF L. w. l.. PoppaIn, but
formerly belonging to Prince Henry OF
Battenberg. won the race for yachts not
exceeding the 20 rating, she passing Mo-
naco Point at 3 p. IN.
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SHE WA A SOY.
And Served in tue iited states Navy
for seven Week..

And servfd IN tue Iiied states Navy
for seven Week.
SEATTLE. Wash, March "a remarka-
BILE story S p Ihiishe here OF Girl who
served on tue United States coast defense
vessel, Monterey, for seven weeks dis
guis ID as Ooy. Accord n to tue girls
story she WAS born in 81. C.ou I, MInne-
sofa, 10 years ago, and is nam "a May
Townsend. Last May the girl IN irrie / a
brick ma son named Love, but she p mel
for the sei, AMI donning boys attire, en-
lsied as a plumbers apprentices on the
Monterey. According 10 her s,o.y tGree
o. the officers kew her sex, also tIs
plumber. She says she sailed 10 Port
Ian and then 10 San Franc SEQ on l.
NJ nterey. The plumber finally puJ her
ashore, because tie thought her secret
would be discovered.
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HERE'5 lH= lex IVES.

Frank Seems to Nave Recovered Very
suddenly From HI .ngsr"us Illness
SAN FRANCISCO. March 9.-Frank Ives,
the cuamp.o OItliarIIst. was one of the
five cuIprits IN the police court this morn
ing charged with shooting craps. They
were arrested IN the BALDWIN hotel bar
room. The arrestiug policeman failed to
satisfy the Judge that the men had been
gambling aud the charge was dismissed.
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INSANITY.

Ihe Plea of "A Man Who Committed "A
DoDbI. Murder
VALLEYFIELD, Quebec, March 9.-The
UreLm nary examination OF Berthe
Suoriis, the double murderer of Clerk Lay
and Watchmau L. Bocf, of the Canadian
Cotton company, here, on Saturday, was
cunc!u led th evening. Saoriis plea lel
not guilty and was committed TO jail to
ava trial. The defense will plead in
SAMMY. Monday. Shortis received a cable
gram from his father IN Waterford, Ire
land, reading: "God have mercy and
pardon my poor boy"