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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-10-07
CLAIMED BY DEATH.
GOred to Death by an Infurlated Elk
In ". Louis Zoo-An Aged
Preacher Passes Away
Other Deaths.

st. Louis, Oct. 7.-While attempting to
save the life of a young doe, Henry Nell
son, keeper of the Forest park zoo, was
pored to death by an infuriated elk last
evening. The same elk killed man in
Lincoln park, Chicago, six years ago.
DIED At A RIPE OLD AGE.
Dayton, Ohio.-While delivering q SER
mon here, on Sunday, Prof. Lora,n L.
Langstreth, an eminent authority on bee
culture, for twenty years professor in
Yale college and for fifty years leading
minister Of the Presbyterian church, died
of apoplexy. He was IS years old.
DIED IN SAN ANTONIO.
San Antonio, Texas.-Dr. TIA. Fetter-
man, third national vice president OF the
T. P. A., died in this city this morning,
aged 50.
DEATH OF AN ACTOR.
New York.-Walden Ramsey, we'll
known actor and member of Palmer's
company, died to-day.
DnATH OF AN ADMIRAL.
London.-Admiral James Robert Drum
mond 10 dead. he Was "a years old.
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Highest of all in Leavening Power-Lae U. Govt Report
R3E:a!I! g! RBsk!aRs: Bs:!:assz:
ABSOLUTELY PURE

V. p. Eddy states that sheep shearing
IN some sections of central New Mexico
has begun in real earnest, and it is his
| opinion that buyers will soon be called
upon to make figures on some extra
fine fall clips.
The postmaster of Albuq uerque an
nounces that he has received instructions
to reduce all box rents as follows: One
dollar boxes, heretofore, to IS cents; $1.25
boxes to 81; $3.50 boxes to $1.25, and 81
boxes to $1.5O.
jose Victoriano Maestas, son of Ra-
mon Maestas, an ex-member of the New
Mexico legislature, died at Rociada, few
days ago, of cancer of the stomach. De-
ceased left wife and two children to
mourn his death.
The grand jury at Las Cruces found an
indictment for murder in the first degree
against Constable Beltran Williams for
the killing of a sheep-herder near the
town of Colorado last fall. The bail in
this case was fixed at $4,000.
Hon. J. f. Saint and wife, of Albuquer-
que, are the guests of Hon. W. S. Hope
we'll and his wife this week. Mr. Saint is
hoh'iiy ihuCiSooou III pio kolo VI
the Hillsboro district and is busy plan
ming their Observation-Disclosures Ad-
vocate.
At the session of the New Mexico Con-
ference NJ E. q. s., recently held in DEM
ing, Rev. Fl. M. Vinson was tried upon
the charge of immortality. Specification
1, abandonment of his wife; specification
2, falsehood. Upon trial he was found
guilty of the charge and specifications
and expelled from the ministry and from
the church.-Deming Headlight.
A Washington dispatch says "secre-
tary Morton has issued an order direct
ing that from and after October %, next
cattle may be admitted into the United
States from Mexico for grazing and i'm
mediate slaughter through the ports of
San Diego, Nogales, Ell Paso, Eagle Pass,
Brownsville and the sub. port of Laredo"
While the above might be constructed to
exclude Deming az a port of entry except
as to the authority of the collector of
customs for the district to designate the
point at which entry can be made, the
Headlight is informed that the official in
structions from the department. place
Demlng on exactly the same footing as
the points designated, and after that dat4
shipments from the grazing country to
the north will begin at once.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-10-07
NEW MEXICO NEWS.

Good residences are in demand in
Ration. The supply is insufficient.
F.A. Manzanares shipped 1000 sheep
from Las Vegas to eastern points to-day.
w. W. Prigmore has been granted judg-
ment for $218 against San Miguel coun-
ty.
The Optic compliments j. A. Carruth
for the excellence of the directory of Las
Vegas he has just issued.
The indictment against Col. A. j. Foun-
tain at Las Cruces for alleged forgery of
telegram was dismissed.
There are rumors to the effect that the
LincolnLuckyLee mine will resume op-
erations in the not distant future.
Cattlemen are getting in readiness for
the fall shipments which will be the
largest ever made from Deming, says the
Headlight.
Hon. G. A. Richardson, of Roswell, has
gone to Wichita, Kas-, on important bust
ness and will return in week or ten
days.
shipped from Magdalena on the 9Th inst,
and on the 25th much larger shipment
will take place.
M. s. Otero and DR.. A. L. Hummel, of
Las Vegas, are in Kansas City working
for the establishment of a sanitarium at
Las Vegas hot springs.
L. I. Marshall has received his commits
sion as United States commissioner for
the Sd Judicial district in general and
Deming in particular.
At Las Cruces, last week, Judge Bantz
sentenced Cecilio Rodriguez, convicted of
murder in the second degree, to three
years in the penitentiary.
Last Saturday afternoon, the 6-Year-old
child of Pablo Gamboa, of Mesilla, was
fatally scalded by the overturning Of a
caldron of boiling grape juice.
Marcos Gonzales, of Los Wales, will be
immensely disappointed if he doesn't re-
ceived 5000 check from Uncle Sam, for
Indian depreiations, within the next few
days.
Phlem Humphrey was indicted for mur-
der in the first degree by the grand jury
in the district court for Union county.
He will not be tried unit; the second week
in February.
In and about the White Ash coal mine
at Madrid $50 men are employed. The
hard coal employs $50 men and boys and
the Miller gulch mine has about lo0.-
Cerrillos Rustler.
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COLD BLOODED MURDER.
An Old Man shot Down Like a Dog
BY His S0n-in-Law.

Platte City, NO., Oct. Jacob Oxford,
So years of age, whose farm is five miles
Of this place, was killed BY his son-in-law,
James M. Frazier, at Frazisr's farm, near
here.
Two month ago Frazier and his wife
quarreled and she returned with her chill
dren to her fathers home. To-day Fra
zier sent for his wife's father, requesting
an interview. Oxford and one of his
sons went to Frazier's place.
Frazier told the elder Oxford that he had
sent for him that he might shoot him
down like a dog. He then shot the old
man. Frazier escaped on horse back.
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FLOOR GAVE WAY.
Dedication of Cathedral In Ohio
Attended by a Dreadful
Accident.

Lorian, Ohio, Oct. While great
crowd was assembled Yesterday to witness
the laying of the corner stone Of the new St.
Mary's cathedral, the temporary floor
gave way, precipitating many men,
women and children into the basement.
Mary Webber, 8 years old, was killed out
right. Ten more persons were fatally in
jured and between thirty and forty Others
we're badly hurt,
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TO-DAY'S CONVERSATIONS.

Baltimore will give great reception to
her winning base ball club, lasting most
of this week.
J.J. Taylor, of Ell Paso, is at Dallas
trying to get the great fight located on
the Rio Grande.
President Diaz has said that as prize
fighting has been forbidden by all the
states in the American union it should not
be tolerated in Mexico. The Mexican
press Is almost unanimous against allow
ing the fight to occur in that country.
Many counties in California are follow
ing Yuma's example in erecting guide
posts along the desert trails pointing to
the nearest water. No less than 176 per-
sons have perished in the Colorado valley
west of Yuma for want of water.
Joseph Choate, the noted New York
lawyer, has been retained by Mrs. Leland
Stanford to aid Rufus j. Wilson in de-
Tending her interests in the suit instituted
against her by the government in the
event that the litigation is carried to the
United States supreme court.
In the Episcopal convention at Mime
apolis an appropriation of $4,000 year
has been made for work among the col
ored people and commission named to
supervise il. Resolutions we're adopted
expressing horror at the atrocities prac-
ticed on the Armenians, who have suffered
for the truth.
The mayor of each city, town and vii
lage throughout the United States will be
requested by the executive committee of
the Cuban sympathetic mass meeting
heldin Chicago to confer with the most
prominent and public spirited citizens
within his municipality to arrange for a
national mass meeting the night of
Thursday, October 81, for the purpose of
awakening kindly feeling toward the
suffering and patriotic Cubans.
In Lady Colin Campbell's London
Realm this week Gertrude Atherton has
an article in which she makes vigorous
defense of Americans, especially Amer
ican girls, as an answer to that papers
recent attacks. She says that the paper
judges Americans by the "vulgar thou
sands who rush to Europe to spend their
newly made dollars" and by the "popper
girls who cross their leglets and eat candy
in the reading rooms of the Grand or
Metropole."
The Choctaws are sanguine that the
council which meets at Tuskahoma will
pass bill similar to the one passed by
the Texas Legislature. Gov. Gardner is a
full blood Choctaw Indian and his oppo-
sition to the fight will rival even that of
Gov. Culberson. The statutes of Arkan-
sas of 1884 are in force in that country,
and they are silent 80 far as they pertain
to prize fighting.
Gov. Culberson, Of Texas, has been
kept busy opening kilograms. Every
body, apparently, from Maine to Cali
fornia wants to congratulate the governor
on the passage of the law. The kilograms
from the state alons would fill bushel
measure, while the foreign kilograms are
not far behind. The members of the
legislature are hearing from the forks of
the creeks and the state press is teeming
with notices that the action of the legis-
lature is meeting with universal approval
IN every section of the state.
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Al small Haul.

Fort Smith, Ark, Oct. 1.-THE north
bound Frisco passenger train was held up
at CASTOR, fifty miles south of here last
night, by six men. They cut the express
car loose and ran it up the track. They
failed to open the through safe and
got only 85 cents from the local safe. The
passengers we're not molested.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-10-07
GOD-FEARING GOVERNORS.
An Overwhelming Majority OF the
Governors Of the United states
Are AvOwed Believers In
Religion.

Chicago, Oct. 7.-Of the forty-four state
governors in the American union, thirty
nine are avowed believers in religion and
twenty-nine are professed Christians. A
careful canvass of the subject made by
the Times Herald discloses these facts.
Gov. Culberson, of Texas, declined to de-
fine his sentiments and no one would
speak for him. Gov. Evans, of South
Carolina, failed to respond in any way.
Gov. McIntire, of Colorado, affiliates with
the liberals, but is not an infrequent at
tendant at Unity church.
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DANGEROUS INSANITY.
A Middle Aged Denver Man Kills d
Woman Because She Said He
Ought to Go to the Poor
House. Ag

Denver, Oct. 7.-Christopher Ewald, a
middle aged man, fatally wounded Mrs.
John Stegeman, in the Highlands to day.
He then blew out his own brains. He is
believed to have been insane. For three
yoars he had done no work, his wife sup
porting him by taking in washing. BE
had heard that Mrs. Stegeman had said
that the poor farm was the proper place
for him and he shot her.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-10-07
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
cold Gradually Returning to the Unit
ed States-Changes Proposed for
the Improvement Of Trade
with Mexico.

Washington, Oct. z. = The present
situation as to gold Withdrawals as
viewed at the treasury department is
more hopeful than at any time with
in the last several weeks, and in the
opinion of many the reduction of the
rate in sterling exchange, the cessation
of Withdrawals for export and the ap-
parently increasing willingness of banks
to exchange gold for non-legal tenders
indicate a return to normal conditions
and turn in the tide of gold mo ovements.
The arrival of $250,OOO in gold from
Europe, although comparatively insig-
nificant, has strengthened the belief that
the decline of gold has ceased, for con-
siderable time at least.
TRADE WITH MEXICO.
The consul general of the United States
at the City of Mexico has sent to the state
department a detailed report upon the
changes proposed to be made by the
Mexican government in the tariff system
of that country through bills now pend
ing before congress. The purpose is to
abolish the system of the inter- state
tariff duties known as the alcabala. The
consul general believes that If the pro-
posed changes are agreed to our trade
with Mexico will be greatly increased.
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THREE BODIES FOUND.
Another Sensational story from j ack-
son Hole RegiOn-POssibly Made
Of whole Cloth.

Idaho Falls, Idaho, Oct. Tin fur
ther interview with Mr.. Wilson, concern n
ing the killing of Capt. Smith and his two
com panions at Jackson Hole on October
3, he says that the bodies were found on
the south fork of Snake river and that
encamped one mile below them we're SIX
ty buck Indians. Constable Manning
and Mr.. Wilson Immediately notified the
troops stationed in Teton basin and COM
panies G and d were Immediately dis
patched to the scene under command of
Capt. Coils. Wilson has been employed
as scout for the troops since last July.
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KILLED AND INJURED.
Shocking Railroad Disaeter In Eu.
rOpe--Over 100 Persons More or
Less Hurt.

Brussels, Oct. IA dispatch from
Havre, fifteen miles from this city, where
a collision between crowded passenger
train and an engine occurred yesterday
evening, show that eighteen persons were
killed and 100 we're injured. The passen
ger train was just passing the railroad
station at Mousty, when an engine, com.
ing from Ottiguies at full speed, collided
with it and telescoped three carriages.
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Important If True.

Omaha, Neb., Oct. IA special tele-
gram to the Bee from Lincoln, Neb., says:
This city has genuine attack of gold
fever, large qualities Of the yellow treas
ure being found in sandy strip near
Milford. Numerous assays show the gold
to run $3.50 per ton and in no case less
than $65. As placer mining is profitable
at IS per ton this is considered fabul-
ous find. Land values have gone up all
around the location of the find. The pay
strip extends into Kansas.
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Sentenced to be Hanged.

Decatur, ILL.,, Oct. 7.-Charles N. Smith
was to-day sentenced to hang on Novem.
Der 29. When sentence was pronounced
the mother of the child murdered by
Smith cried out, "I am SO glad"
Smith murdered his daughter, Louise
Smith, and his sister-in-law, Edna Buc.
hert, nine days ago, and pleaded guilty
before Judge Vail on Thursday, October 8.
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sign like that strikes home. Every
ones interested in home matters, and un-
questionably hardware is one of the lead
ing home topics. Those who have pur-
chased hardware from us know that our
goods are not equaled in Santa Fe. The
proof of hardware is in the use. That
test has shown our goods to be AL. There
is no appealing from the verdict of exper-
ience. You can't 60 behind the returns of
our customers, and they have returned
our goods the best in use. If you doubt
it, ask them. We will abide by the ans
wer.
w. n. COEBEL,
Catron Block Santa Fe.
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THREE TIMES INDICTED.
True BILLS Returned Against Doml.
nick wagner for Rape, Seduction
and Abduction.

~. Joseph, Mo-, Oct. THE grand
Jury this morning returned an indictment
against Dominick Wagner, the priest, for
rape, seducing girl under 1S years Of
age and abduction. The jury is now in
vestigating the charges Of embesslement
preferred against the priest by members
Of his congregation. The three indict-
msnts returned this morning will proba-
bly, be nolle pressed, the priest having
married the girl on Saturday night.
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Cabled for War Ships.

New York, Oct. IA cable to the World
from Foo Chow, China, says:
The consuls have telegraphed to the
admirals for war ships. Two British war
ships have arrived
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Domestic Tragedy in Missouri

Springfield, Mo-, Oct. 7.-At Vernon
Lawrence county, thirty miles west Of
here, George Nappers shot his wife and
himself. Mrs. Napper had filed divorce
proceedings. They leave eight children.
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The MOMEN1OUS QUESTION.
Where Can the Great COrbett-Fitz-
simmons Physical Culture Contest
Be Pulled Off?
INDIAN TERRITORY SAID TO WANT 1T
But Commissioner Browning Says l
Shall Not Occur on Any Indian
Negotiations for
Stupendous Sporting Club
at El Paso.

Dallas, Texas, Oct. 7.-Up to this hour
no point has been settled upon for the
oorbett-F -Fitzsimmons fight. The Indian
Territory is melting the wires asking for
it for half dozen towns. There is at
least nc serious thought of going to
Mexico, Arizona, Colorado or California,
az had been suggested. It is nearly GER
tain that some nation of the five civilized
tribes in the territory will be selected.
This afternoon or tomorrow the Florida
Athletic club will meet in this city and
consider all the propositions and hear
each representative at that meeting.
Brady will appear for Corbett and Julien
for Fitzsimmons.
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Pure Blood

Is the secret of the restoration to health
which Hoods Sarsaparilla gives.
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BROWNING ACTS PROMPTLY.

Washington. - Commissioner Brown
ing, of the Indian Office, has taken
prompt and decisive steps to prevent the
rbett-Fitzsimmons prize fight in the
Indian territory. He has prepared let
ter of instructions to Agent Wisdom, at
Muskogee, I. T., directing him to see that
the laws are enforced and to eject forcibly
any intruders, who may enter the Indian
country for the purpose of creating a
disturbance or engaging IN anything that
may be detrimental to the Indians. The
commissioner says that the statutes of
the United States are ample to prevent
the fight.
Ell PAso's BIG SCHEME.
Ell Paso, Neutrality-suspicious. are
pending between wealthy parties in this
city, Denver, San Francisco, New Orleans
and the City of Mexico for the organiza-
tion of stupendous sporting club in Ell
Paso, with capital stock of 100000.
kilograms pledging the full amount of
the capital stock were received last night.
Ell Paso parties take $4,000 of the stock.
The organization will be known as Tam
many Athletic club of FL Paso, Texas,
having for its object the construction of
big amphitheater and club rooms for
physical culture, sport, and the construc-
tion and maintenance of tracks for horse
and bicycle racing. One of the most
noted race owners in the country has sub
scribed $4,000 of stock.
The names of the promoters are being
closely guarded until the organization is
perfected.
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Phone SO

Careful attention given special pastry
Campers supplies packed free of charge Call and
examine stock and get our low prices.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-06-13
Mount Hone,

MOUNT HOPE. June 10 There are no flies on
this weather. but there are plenty Of them In
hOllses not properly protected with screens.
The present iMlic:lians point 70 very early
frost. Small grain Is nearly ready to head ANA
will hurry IA ners 70 get The corn properly
t;s,!elvates. before dmey VIII nave 20 cut grain
krv. Swartz 81 the hiE springs baptist church
will move with his family 70 seattle. Washington
pn july MIR. Swartz ana bis estiaaabae wife
flaye Made many warm friends here who regret
kery much that they are about 70 move AWAY
lheir object ~ going west Is on account Of Mr.
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8rulo.

BRuLE, June ll.-Cari UlementsOM visited his
best girl in Centeryilie = week ago sunday.
Miss Nellie EllengsOn Of Clay Greek, Clay
NJ. AMI Mrs. Ole RingsrM were In Sioux ci,y
last Wednesday,.
visit with relatives and friends near Canton, this
state.
Ailner Helgeson Of Canton visited with the
Jcl,s Olson ami Nils Meyer Of Clay county
were here the fore part Of the week.
Plenty Of rain Grain and grass are growing
Ing. :" don't get too close lose I" them. '
Misses Ella, Eva aud Lizzie Duncan OF Reres-
ford visited at Henry Staleys = few days, return
John i. johnson, Jr., closed an eight months
term Of school In the Allen school house last
Friday. The patrons In the district speak very
highiy1f John a. teacher. and is say that he
will eventually Ne one Of the most successful
New. 8; Tjon,sisn,! Of Mitchell was here last
ball game was played last Saturday after
noon In lichland between the Brul0 and the
70 f6 In favor Of the Broken Kettle Otlttt The
tsrnle team did not have their best men with
selected crowd gathered at Henry staley's
last Saturday night: A hop was INDUCED In ana
q good time was had.
hAlvOr johnson Of RusllfOTd. Minn.. returned
home the fore part Of the week after couple Of
week = vsslt with his sister, Andrew HayhOme,
ST., and other relatives and friends. N. GALE.
RRULE June TO-. Plenty Of rain, with crops
hooking good. and Mon county has an excel
lent prospect for big yield this year.
Carl and Ole CleneiItsOn returned the fore
part Of last week from visiting trip among rel
atives and friends In Turner county. The boys
the belles and It would be IN, wonder II they 70
visiting again.
M. and Mrs Eric johnson were visiting with
John EricxOn on Inst Sunday.
Mrs. .. OisOn fr,m Elk Point, 10 company with
Mrs. j Franzen, formerly Of 81 ule, WAS visiting
AIMING frientlx Oh Thursday Of last week Mr..
tiers in Brule and lived here many years, but
have row made Elk Point their home In their
old xge. We wish the Old veteran aud his 'glalte'
wife many happy days yet.
Mrs. q. Ericsson Is reported to be sick since she
returned from Minneapolis, but we hope she
will soon get better. FARMER.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-06-13

lmportant Hspponla1s aad evonts troM Tho Va
rlous Towas IN the cossty
eathsrsd By Thu cssrier's Able csrps q Ger
RESPONDENTS.
TIPS From the Rams Hor,.

Sin Is dreadly Olly when Il can hide Its face
The rod never does good unless the hand Of
love hNlds v.
When you shut your closet door lock It with =
promise.
most Nike sheep.
It II the wolf Ia sleeps clothing that has the
shxrpest te0sh.
To make those around Us want religion. we
must show them what It II.
The devil has tn work hard for all he gets In
the home Ut u praying lAOtOer.
The old serpent has grown an inch since he
crept tntO the Garden II Eden.
u IL doubtful II the man who makes Q L ng
prayer ever expects quick answer.
There y something wrong with the preacher
that WOnt hit y sinner somewhere.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-06-13
Nora.

Nora.
NORA, June The Nora farmers are again
rains.
We are glad to report Julia HOlthey better.
She Is still very weak, hut yet se Is able to he up.
was up talking lbeerlng binders to the Nora
farmers.
charley Rerg of Sphinx IL appointed leader Of
the Nora band. The boys are doing well, and
their music vt the wedding WAS excellent
rhe wtslsliilg ut tluall's last saturday, June /.
WAS u day, long to s remembered by the Nora
people,. The happy couple were John Rund and
AMiite PETE rsOn. They came from Michigan y
little over year ago. bMt In that short time have
made u host Of friends. who were we'll repre-
Sentet ut their festival lfther happiness Is as
certain AS IL we'll wished by their many friends,
W. abundance Is surely In store for them.