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vaiIsyrle IL willing.

New York. Sept. 2s.-Lord Dunrav-
ems object In having valkyrle III.
spend the winter on this side Of the
Atlantic is to have her race and In
cidentally. Il Is said. to silence the
critics who asserted he was afraid to
have his yacht meet the Defender
again. II. Maitland Kersey. who has
acted az Lord Dunruven's spokesman.
said to-day: There has been a great
deal Of talk about special races be-
tween the vessels and II anybody
wants the Valkyrle to race she will
be on hand. II the Defender goes to
the Mediterranean The valkyrie will go
there Also"
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A Pure Invention.

New York. Sept. ga special to the
Herald from Berlin says: The chan
cellor has declared the Hohenlohe in
tervisw published by the Paris Figaro
a pure invention. The national liberal
press has been much irritated by the
interview. and as a consequences. Il
seems as IL new press campaign wers
about TO be started against Prince Won
Hohenlohe. who is losing ground In rhs
public estimation.
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Hoke STAYS Igls Hand.

Salt Lake. Sept. ga special to the
Tribune from Washington says Sec
retary Hoke Smith to-day decided TO
let no contracts at present for the con-
struetlon Of the canal for the irrigation
OF the Fort Hall Indian reservation.
work for which he had previously stat
cd would be placed In the hands OF
the Idaho Canal company Of Salt Lake
City. The secretary says he finds he
was mlsled by the Idaho canal people.
and does not feel that he should sign
their contract
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IN SAMOA.
Severe Criticism Of tho Doings Of Acting
British Consul Woodford.

San Francisco. Sept. 2s.-Advices by
steamer from Apia, Samoa. say there
has been much unfavorable comment
here recently In regard to the action OF
Acting British Consul woodford and
the German consul. The British consul
made a visit to the headquarters OF
the rebel party under Tamasese and
he Induced Tamasese to visit Apla,
where he entertained him at the consul
late and drove him about the town in
his own carriage. finally taking him to
the German consulate. where King
Malietoa had been brought some
time before. The significance OF this
action lies in the attitude which has
all along been held by Tamasese. who
Is the son Of the former German puppet
king OF that name. The present Tama-
sese recently defied the authority OF
the warshlps here representing the
United States. Great Britain and Ger
many. and he Is at present sheltering
prisoners under sentence by the supreme
court who succeeded In making their
escape. The samoan Herald, a paper
published by an Engiishman. in COM
menting upon this Incident. severely
condemns the British consul. and says
that the residents Of Samoa have seen
the strange spectacle OF an acknowl-
edged rebel. Tamasese. not only allow
ed to enter Apla with impunity. but
actually appearing as an Intimate friend
OF her Brittanlc representative. Consul
woodford. The paper also declares
that this action OF the British consul
will imply to the seml-savage mind Of
Tamasese that he can be assured OF
the powerful protection OF Great Brit
ain. The natives belonging to the
kings party are much incensed at the
conduct of both consuls. United States
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London Ihinks Ir> Fanny.

London. Sept. 20.-The newspapers OF
London to-day profess to find In the
proceedings of the Irish nationalist
convention at Chicago material for
amusement. The Globe this afternoon
observes that Mr.. Finerty and his col.
leagues deserve the thanks Of the world
for furnishing an entertaining farce.
In the course of an article the st.
James Gazette uses the following Ian.
guage: There are none so valiant as
the exiled Hibernian in the atmosphere
of an American liquor saloon. There
are none so ready as he to attack tho
Saxon when the Saxon cannot get al
him. or so patriotic In raising other
peoples money for war"
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bakersfield. Cal. Sept. 2s.-Nevs
comes from Kernville that Philip Sey-
bert. In an alteration over q game ol
cards. was shot and killed by Willie
Archer. an Indian. Archer was arrest
ed At the inquest verdict Of wilful
murder was returned after which .
number OF citizens took Archer from
the officers and killed him He vas
found with six bullet holes and several
fatal knife cuts in his body.
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Sentenced Tor Fighting.

Weir City. Kansas. Sept. 2s.-''Pad-
dy" Purtell and Johnson. "the terrible
Swede." have been sentenced to one
year each In the penitentiary for Tight
ing. The fight occurred last spring at
Galena. The county attorney had or
ders from Governor Morrill, to stop II.
but he watched several rounds before
interfering. Attorney General Dawes
Immediately took steps to have the
fighters prosecuted and has been sue
cessful In securing conviction aad
sentence.
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shall have for Its object the securing
of the Independence OF Ireland by any
means within hts power and consistent
with the laws and usages OF civilized
nations. The qualifications for men,
bership shall be good moral character,
birth on Irish soil or descent from
ternal side. or both. and the taking OF
the following pledge Of honor: here
by pledge my word OF honor to aid by
every means within my power. In con-
formi;y with the constitution and by
laws OF the Irish National Alliance. In
securing the Independence Of Ireland
This organization shall be governed
by president. vice president, treas
urer and an active council OF nine
members who shall hold ofiice for two
years or until successors are elected
and duly qualified. The president and
treasurer shall be ex-officio members
tie may occur. the president shall have
the privilege OF casting a vote. A two
thirds vote of the executive council
shall be necessary to override any mo-
tlon or act of the president Of the Irish
National Alliance.
The secretary shall be appointed by
the president. All other officers shall
be elected by the organization in reg.
ular convention. The president. vice
president and one member of the exc.
cutive council, such member to be se-
lected by the executive council. shall
be trustees of the funds Of the organi.
zation. The state organizations shall
be modelled on national authority to
organize and must come from the ma.
tional executive board. The initiation
fee shall be 81. and dues 80 cents quar-.
terly, payable in advance"
The celerity and unanlmity In which
this plan Of campaign was caught ur
by the delegates and stamped with a
hearty vote of approval was a revela.
tion. The election Of newly created
Irish national alliance officers was de.
clared in order and resulted as follows
President. William Lyman. New
York: vice president o'Neii Organ. st.
Louis; treasurer. p. v. Fitzpatrick,
Chicago; executive council. ]. ]. O'Don.
ovan. Lowell, Mass: Chris Gallagher,
Minnesota; Martin Kelly. Tennessee;
Captain Mangan. Wisconsin; ]. Shee-
hy. San Francisco; ]. N. Kennedy. An.
aconda. Mont; Thomas ]. Dundon
Ohio; Thomas H. Greevy. Pennsylva-
MIA. and James Lawler. Texas. All the
officers elected made short speeches.
The convention closed with the sing
ing of a new Irish song composed by
Mrs. Teresa Beatrice O'Hara Of Cleve-
land, Ohio, called. "God Bless Ireland
after which the delegates arose and
sang America" and "God Save Ire
land"
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Flt, Owes a Printing BlII.

New York. Sept. 2s.-The stakes
lodged In Phil J. Dwyers hands on uhe
part Of Bob Fitzsimmons for his COM
ing fight for the pugilistic champion
ship OF the world with James J. Cor
bett. will not be released from the At
tachment obtained on them by the
Metropolitan job Printing company
on July 10. last. Judge Beekman. In
supreme court to-day. denied mo-
tion 10 vacate the attachment. The
Metropolitan Printing company's judg-
ment against Fitzsimmons Is for
printing executed by them when Fits-
simmons was touring the country wfth
a speciality company. to the amount of
s3.07s. As Fltzsimmons would not pay
the debt an attachment was secured
on the ground that he was non-resi-
dept Of this state and the $4,000 put
up In Dwyer's hands was levied on.
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THE COUNTY WON.
II Il the Duty Of tho city Treasurer to
Extend the Taxes on the List.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena, Sept. 2s.-In an opinion by
Chief Justice Pemberton handed down
to-day the supreme court decides that
II 10 tho duty OF the city treasurer OF
Butte to extend the clty's taxes on the
tax list. The case came up on manda-
mus proceedings brought in the district
court of Silver Bow TO compel the
county clerk to extend the city's taxes
on the tax book as requested, The
court contended II was the clerks duty
under the new codes and the county
clerk claimed 1t was work properly be.
longing to the city. The district court
decided for the county and the city
appealed.
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New York. Sept. 2G.-The Heralds
correspondent at Guayaquil. Ecuador.
telegraphs that the English steamer
Condor collided there with the United
States warshlp Alert. No lives were
lost. but the Alert sustained damages
OF thousands OF dollars. A small force
under General Rivadnvia was defeated
in Tulcan by Alfero's soldiers under
Colonel Alvelmo.
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lseach's Trouble,

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena. Sept. 26.-The bond OF De-
Witt C. Beach the Helena mining man
charged with the theft Of $1,000 worth
OF copper was raised from $500 to $1,000
to-day. and his hearing set for Oct. /.
He could get but one bondsmen to-day
and consequently spent the night in
Jail. He expects to get another friend
on his bond tomorrow.
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Tho Anti-scaipers Law.
Special Dirpa tch TO the STANDARD.

special DisIsatcn 10 the Stendard.
Helena. Sept. 26.-Judge Buck in the
district court to-day fined III. Berheim,
a Helena ticket broker. 800. Berheim
was tried yesterday before a jury who
found him guilty OF violation OF the
anti-scalpers' law as charged In the
information preferred several months
ago by County Attorney Purcell. Ber.
helm will appeal to the supreme court.
which will decide the constltutlonallty
OF the antl-scalpers' law. the validity
OF which IL In question.
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Washington. Sept. 26.-For the first
time in some months the treasury will
show a surplus this month. The re.
celpts for the month to date are s23..
5se,sii. an excess over the current ex.
penses of s1l2,1A.
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The II.lcn. Pre.hrt,rr.

Special Dispatch TO the STANDARD.
Helena. Sept. 2s.-The Helena Pres
bytery. which has been in session in
this city, adjourned to-day. DR.. James
Reid. president OF the agricultural col
lege at Bozrman. was elected modera-
tor. The members OF the Presbytery
in attendance viii leave tonight for
Great Falls. where n session OF the sy-
nod begins to-day.
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Ravishing Forest Fires.

Arthabasca. Quebec. Sept. 2s.-All
trees. vegetation and crops are in
ashes along the Grand Trunk road In
this vicinity. caused by forest fires.
Survivors whose houses are burned are
asking the railroad to take them out OF
the fields, where they are under shelter
of blankets and board huts.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-09-27

Cincinnati. Sept. 2s.-oakley had ths
first muddy track Of the year to-day.
The feature Of the day was the Gem
stakes for 2-year-olds. one mile.
Schrieber's California bred colt. Don
Garlic. at IL 30 9. won II rather hand
lily from Ben Eder In i:i7. fast race
for the track. Five and and a hak
furongs-Umbrella won, Fretfui sec
ond. Pert third; time. 112s. Five and
and a half furlongs-Pete won. Mar
quise second. Sir Dixie rhird: time.
i:ilis. Seven furlongs-King Elm won.
Rampant second. Flora Ballard third;
time, i:32. Gem stakes. 2-year-olds.
mlle-Don Garlic won. Ben Eder Sec
ond. Ann Garth third: time. 1:i7. Mile
-Ingomar won, Grammar second. ST.
gurd third; time. 1:isA.
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Al san Francisco.

San Francisco. Sept. 2s.-Five and a
half furlongs-Portugal won. Bob
Tucker second. Gold Dust third; time.
los. Six furlongs-Favory won. Clac-
quer second. Normandie third: time.
i15. Mile. handicap-Rosebud won.
Little Bob second. Ike l.. third; time.
IAN. Mile-Morvean won. Imp. Ivy
second. Uncle Giles third. time, 1:i2h.
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third; time. 1:53A. Six furlonss-1na
won. Waltzer second. Golden Rod third:
time. i17H. Mile and a sixteenth-Rey
FL Santa Anita won. Discount second.
Peacemaker third: time, l50&.
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The Weather

Washington. Sept. ss.-For Montana
Fair: warmer; southwesterly vln0A
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AT LAST.
Texas WIN Take the Fight Into the Leg

isiaturc.
Austin. Tex. Sept. 2s.-The governor
has just called a special session Of the
legislature to take action on prise
fighting.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-05-13
THE INDIAN GAME.

THE INDIAN GAME.
On Saturday game between the Albu.
querque Indian school team and team
representing the government school of
Santa Fe, also drew out a large crowd of
spectators. The game was we'll played
from the start. Albuquerque's team
proved to be the best trained in field
work, while Santa Fe's was the heaviest
with the willow. The score stood 25 to
81 in favor of Albuquerque. After the
game dance WAS given at the Indian
school in honor of the visitors.
A Las Vegas team will probably visit
our city the latter part of the present
month. Arrangements will be made at
once for their coming.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-05-13

Sheriff Hilario Romero and deputies
arrived from Las Vegas on Saturday night
and promptly turned over to Col. Berg
mann the following prisoners: Julian
Trujillo, life, for murder; Ramon Armijo,
ten years, for rape; Martin Garcia, five
years, for cattle stealing; Jose Leyba, five
months, for bigamy.
From Bernalillo county Sheriff Hunt
Yesterday brought up and turned over to
the pen Antonio Lucero Perea, sentenced
to twenty years for murder, and from
Sierra county Sheriff Kahler brough,
James Kelly, alias James Parker, who
goes in for four years for horse stealing
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-05-13
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Chas. Kilbourne has gone to Sar
Francisco.
Hon. s. B. Elkins will probably visit
Cerrilos again in July.
Mr.. J. Thompson Lindsey, of st
Louis, is in town talking business.
Ed. Colleck, st. Louis; Tony Oaccia
VILLAIN, Albuquerque; G. Wilson, Colo.
rado, are at the Exchange.
Mr.. Frank P. Wisner, who has been in
Cripple Greek looking after his mines
returned to the city last night.
Messrs. G. F. Hunt, Scott Knight and
W. I. McCreight were among the visitors
from Albuquerque yesterdays jolly
trio that.
Superintendent Norton, of the Western
Union telegraph company, whose head
quarters are at Denver, is in the oity or
a business trip.
Mr.. Sublet Shelby arrived from Ten
nessee last night and tomorrow resumes
his duties rs disciplinarian at the United
States Indian school.
Mr.. FAIRY Cavanaugh, of Las Vegas
rode over from that city on Saturday
covering the distance of about 100 milet
on his bicycle. While here he is tht
guest of Harmon Wynkoop.
Sheriff M. L. Kahler, one of Sierrs
connty's clever officials, accompanied BY
Mr.. Julian Chavez, is in the city from
Hillsboro. They say the Hillsboro min
ing district is fourishing beyond al
precedent.
Hon. E. A. Fiske left this morning fol
Springer, where he goes to appear as at
torney for DR.. I. s. North, charged, in
connection with John Hill, of Union
county, with stealing cattle by the car.
load.
At the Palace: L. B. Leamer, g. g.
Barley, Kansas City; Alvas Il. Bouringue,
Chicago; Fl. l.. Loomis, Cincinnati; F. P.
Wisner, Now York; H. G. Sluss, Wichita,
Kas.; E. p. Estes, Cincinnati; Gsorge N.
Williams, j. L. Lindsley, st. Louis; s. B.
Shelby, city.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-05-13
lsnna f0 Salf Like.

Ex-Gov. Prince returned from Denver
on Saturday night and left this morning
for Salt Lake where he will aid in repre-
senting New Mexico at the silver con.
ference. In an interview with the Den.
yer Republican Gov. Prince said:
"New York is at present the center oi
the gold single standard sentiment. 1t is
there that it should be attacked. What
ever may be the case with some classes OF
business men or politicians there, it is
certainly true that the great body of the
people are not goldites from malevolence
or dishonesty, but simply from ignorance
of the principles and effects involved. I
am in hopes that the conference at Salt
Lake will take action for the immediate
starting of an educational campaign in
the east and especially in New York as
it's center"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-05-13
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Spirited Contest Between Santa Fe
and Cerrillos Yesterday-Indian
Boys Against Albuquerque.

The Santa Fes in their new uniforms,
maroon and black, showed their many
admirers that they still knew thing or
two about the national game. In game
with Cerrillos on the college grounds yes
terday afternoon, they did not have the
"snap" that was expected, it being the
FIRST time the clubs have played together
this year. The score stood at the end of
the ninth inning 20 to 16, but nevertheless
good ball was played by both sides. The
first, third and fifth innings we're beauties.
Three whltewashes were recorded to the
credit of each side. For Cerrillos, Ems
ser and Hale carried off the honors, while
Webber, Novel; and the Shoemaker
brothers distinguished themselves for the
home team. Mr.. G. B. Dixson managed
for Santa Fe and Mr.. Charles Lyon for
Cerrillos. Messrs. W. T.. MoCreight and
Scott Knight, of Albuquerque, officiated
as umpires to the satisfaction of all. The
attendance was about 400, including
twenty from Cerrillos and a number from
Albuquerque, and it was noted with
pleasure that the good plays of the visit
ors were as heartily cheered as those of
the local team. return game will be
played on Sunday next, when it ls ex-
pected that a large number of Santa
Feans will accompany them.
The following is the score by innings:
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-05-13
On n l,asl, Rasls.

The undersigned desires to notify his
patrons that on May Is business at his
meat market will be done strictly on 9
cash basis. Owing to the high price ol
meats and the necessity of paying cash
for butchers stock this step has beer
taken in the interest of all parties con
cerned. Patrons will please note and aci
accordingly. JoE WOLFF.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-05-13

operate with the Woman's Board oil
Trade in its efforts TO have these con
certs restored at least on Sunday after
moons. They have SO long been among
the most pleasurable features of social
life at the capitol that the city can not
afford to get along without them.
President McCreight, of the Territorial
Association of Volunteer Fire companies
contributed a $40 check toward the ap
preaching tournament while in the city
YESTERDAY,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-05-13
Rooms and board at SYmington house.
n New Departure,

Mr.. and Mrs. F. Byron Naylor, lately as.
sociated with the leading jewelry house
in San Diego, have taken positions with
Geo. W. Hiokox's jewelry establishment
Mr.. Naylor is frst-class practical watch.
maker and ieweler, while his wife ia an
engraver and etcher of high talent. An
inspection OF their work is invited.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-05-13

Wanted-One cent word each insertion.
Local-Ten cents per, line each insertion.
Reading Local-Preferred positlon-l"eh
y-five ents per line each Insertion,
Displayed dollars an inch, single
column, per month in Daily. One dollar an
inch single column, in either English or
Additional prices and particulars given on
receipt of copy of matter to be inserted.
Prices vary according to amount OF matter
length of time to run, position, NUMBER OF
changes, etc. -,
One copy only of each paper in which an
ad appears will be sent free.
Wood base electros not accepted.
No display advertisements accepted tor less
than 81 net, per month. -
No reduction in price made for every
other day" advertisements.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-05-13
SOCIETIES.
A. F. 4 A. M.

Montezuma Lodge, No. l, meets on the
first Monday evening of each month at
1880 o'clock, in the Masonic hall, in the
Kahn block, San Francisco st. Visiting
brethren are fraternaly invited.
w. 8. HARRouN, W. M.
+. s. DAVIS, Sec.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-05-13
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Forty Years the STANDARD.

You can get engraved visiting cards al
the New MEXICAN, or have them printed
from your plate If you have one.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-05-13
Meats are Cash,

Notice is hereby given that on and after
May Is, 1895, the City Meat Market will
do business only on cash basis. Meats
are scarce and it takes cash to get them.
Patrons will kindly govern themselves
accordingly. ARNOLD d Sr1NsoN.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-05-13
The u. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to all others.
For Rent.

A house in good condition, containing
large parlor, sitting-room, bedroom,
dining and kitchen, wood-shed and
carriage house connected, on road leading
to Cerrillos. Rent reasonable. Apply to
A. Staab.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-05-13
Reduced Rites.

The Santa Fe Southern and D. & R. G.
railways have on sale all through tickets
to eastern points at the reduced rates in
force until May 10. W. l.. PERsH1Na,
Agent.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-05-13

The WORLDS Fair Tests
showed no baking powder
20 pure or SO great In lesvs
eni1g power as the Royal
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-05-13

The fact that Hoods Sarsaparilla,
once fairly tried, becomes the favorite
spring medicine, speaks volumes for its
excellence and merit.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-05-13
The Daily New Mexican
MONDAY MAY l3.

= Notice is hereby given that orders given
by employees upon the NEW MEXICAN Printing
Co., will not be honored unless previously
endorsed by the business manager.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-05-13
Advertising Rates.

Requests for back numbers of the NE"
MEXICAN must state date wanted, or theJ
wi receive no attention.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-05-13

Milk Punch 10 OTIS a glass at the Colo
RADIO saloon.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-05-13

John Mccullough Havana cigars at
Colorado saloon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10

Gods blessing 20 you.
Isabel.
And NAV He guide your childish feet.
And lead YOU safe IN pathways sweet,
And 10 you tell
The lessons OF LIES love and truth;
And may He show you
All the heart-pure joys OF youth.
love you well.
Dear Isabel.
But some sad hours.
Isabel.
Must come 10 you in the coming years.
And burn your bright eyes with hot tears,
For every dell
Is sometimes drenched with dreary rain
That dropping flowers
Their fine fragrance give again
Remember wen.
Sweet Isabel.
All, You are rarer,
Isabel,
Than all the children l have known.
And BY and by when you are grown
A lovely belle.
You'll hear a newer love-tale told,
You'll choose q fairer
Face tl.an his that has grown old.
I wish you well.
Child Isabel.
FRANK GORDON &oDNA