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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05

Washington. Jan. o. ID" m"n'hly
statement of the r-c-irts aud ri"ndl'
,ur-s ~ the unit-i states shows r"c",y'r
during D,.c-n,l-r amounting l." 81, Nd".
i38 disbursements. $2T ,la5,Id B; l""Vrne
= deficit for the month u ti,2G3.3li, a"'i
for the riI mnnths ~ the pr-S-n, hr'"l
year 81 .564 l65 The rrc-lpI- ir"m "n--
toms we're Ell i.3O3,o ,oia, against tlo,!dn.-
6g9 for the month II Nnv-mh-ri f"m n
tern, r~v-ru-, $a,S'i.03a. AgAInr, 81.
IA. 7O4 Tor November,
The rvcrir,s fr"m internal revenues
during the lasi siI months were $S2, l6o ,
7S2. or ks,9Ol $40 IN rIc"Ss Of the hrr'
half of the last hscAl year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05

guui rEr,as,lug. Nnd ,Hunk . boy wl.ir
his urI-.urui j EIwNri rr'.', .nr"s At
thr t"rttn "a, .AIliu
uvrr ju yt,c.ur' -r. MriiI,L fui ,r'..",
aud MufIhl iur ruuriAni", irI 'nu'su
nominees, VIII huj u Au rArS 'S-k 10 .l".
frA'ug CAPT, MNrg 81 yustI,r. HrN .I-
running mate. Jbr,- ' .isW
lhWu ~ ih"urS Ir.rrn'l =. yu-' r'u'h
II town. h-iwrru Rsr".a, ani tn.. l.'.ln
bridge. stuart Pt'trir states that l.u
rh"lAu. Mac Ciu--au ,nI l,~"Ih Far,
candidates ( th" rr'"'' n'h,r-, have
currNh-l everything 40 -.gI', and Nll .u
dauli"lly tee" ted, Ir.,.i'i ..u'. u.ug
uuf.rr---r should uu' NIr uI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05

WAr,- w.. then uA,k"I ui and soon
rr ..-.a., ,n tl,. Al,skarull hrLIa.whrtr
b., 3. .t,,pl mining ',r u f.~ months lie
rr,. ,i,p,r,I ,u r,,,u.. snI lett Ala.kA h,r
tia. ems, 4 ,r,,. lu., he. w,- running
Hu electrical hrru"sS IA Pueblo. after
~hlri h" worked ~ "n" of the rmolt"r-
ih"r" "" g"t l"od"l y, ia" sm-I,"",
threw ~, hI- Jnh. hui ,r "HSrn among HE
AILulurrIu" fri"uds Il N- IAN s.cnrr
~nrS h" vii '"ms,u here.
4 ,,un,. .- II. ru,.I,I,,.u tn ih. effect
that " Ia" Mr,'.In IL" famous pitcher ot
IL" 'h. a." l"HeI har' nall club, dr'p.
i""l uut' IA" city Wednesday night And
gH'" tt," metropolis town 81 ,h" territory
- touch II hle 'mc"g" hfr Ih" l"se
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05
Furniture Exposition

Minneapolis. Jan l'r-st prrrArA-
i,ons arr being made fnr the furniture -.
Is,sihon which will open on Monday
evening under the susplr-- II the North
western Furniture Manufacturers ass.
citation. Many furniture manufacturer
aud dealers from all parts "f the north.
west are -xp-c,.-i Ia s,,rnd, and on the
oI~ning night a reception will h" reid r
which the general public will h- invited
Ia inspect the lA'es, styles and designs {"
hnr household furniture.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05
wsi,os a,sh, ,~aEs-- Proposed

Washington. Jan ~ &. Manning. "t
Montgomery. Ala. bas received cummu-
nicAtions from pr"plr throughout ia"
south urging him a. call t"ge her rrrrr'
H-ntarv-s from all ~ the southern states
for the purp"re Of "rg~nH ng ballot
rights leagues. He will S""n ir-u" a call
Er Il rnnf-r~ncr of those tHvur.u. th-
movement 10 mr,t nj New url-nna Jan.
nafN IL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05
t,ne Iraat- 4 ourt.

Chrngo. III Jan The mngulhc-n,
racquet court uf the Chlrssn Athletic assu-
rlstlnn. rHid tn h- the tines, ~ the United
states. 10 the ac-n- to-day 4 the c"ntrH,
Tor the International chnnrl"n=hip Ice.
tween Henry B'Ak"-, "f the thrAg" Ath.
l-tIc ASH'-'iAtIuu, and George staining,
the present ch.mIn"n aud the star of the
New York Ralu-t aud Tennis "luh The
opening II the match wAs witnessed 10y AL
i'm nrnsr thrnng ni d-v"t--s # tue sport,
many al the numb-r beIus from points Gut
of town.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05
turrr nrS Hiii
" " nov tH- uI--s>a
Mysterious Ut-Hpp~rranrr sf the
.oN Msr.haI OF s.atIup

A r.r,ti reached ,h. rit> ,rp,rrday
that Wu L,v,ts. u,,,.l.l rT a.. trSu II
italian. A.. uI,f,rri,u,.lN mtrstng, and Il
!. ,u.t..,.,,.i that n. la. been u,,t,l-r-,I
O.u. .,,t.,,,,,t .,,t.. hat Mr. Bu~.rz r.
r.tr,.i Ia b.s r,,uu ,,u ,h, evening nf D,.
r.u,h,, Hi-,. hui 4. Ia. ,id me-, show ur.
m lts nr,.urinn,, i,.crp ,n, u,,i morn.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05
AeA NAilraAsln.

pruv-r. Jan. 4 Engineer J T. Nc
pll,ams has completed = survey II \
alroasi route from Fi.gstaH, Arir"ns,
The nea~st pain, on the Grand Canon
tbs Colorado. 80 miles away. Ano,hri
N railway project under cnnsiierA, ioi
the construction of = road frum snrns
But on the Fort worth a Denver n-sr
harilio. Texas, through the Pecns val
10 Roswell, N. N.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05

4 Washington. Jan. Z The d"mwrH'lr
5pur- caucus IN the currency hIll viii
rubahly b- called i"r ~ "'cl"ck h"u-
Az afternoon" rAId Mr Holman. char.
oi the caucus committee, after h'
hi conferred to-day with Speaker
|rirp and Representative springer '"n
r-~...~ the situation M rule I" cl"r'
bhate has yet teen formulated ewing u
lhe als.nc" ir'm the cIty "i krrr-H' nj"
Rvs CAtchIngH of the rules c"ininit,-"
He 10 expected back Ia day
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05

New York. Jan I'll, will IT, n"tanl"
gathering tha, viii assemble NJ CHru"g"
hall ,hs evening 10 Il" honor t" ia" mem
n,y ~ the lat, Rnb-r, Louis Stevenson
rh. NESTING will h- under the Aurrlc"s
Il the Uncut Leaves s"i"ty Edmund
&. s,-,imsn will prrpldr. Aui Tia" pr'nri'
r.l addr.ss will br delivered hy DAVID
Christi. Murray. the Engish novelist.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05
Al Qut-t.

Homestead, Jan +Thn morning
there IN little "r u" excitement ~' Brah'
dock Everything II quiet with n" 'nd'.
cation IL AN outbreak The Carnegie Co.
are engaging m-n !" take the places "i
the n, ik-rr, aud a number 81 n-gr-r
we're put at work ,hiS m"rning IN the
yAriI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05
SANTA FIJI
city of th" Holy Faith ! I'm toy
Rival Factions
rm,,> uurn o>u-rlo


santa p J'u l'-''.ihN "Hsh''N
W "N"i''h'h ."m"". Go N'"'" F. 'H.
10 'h'"I l"i '|'h" H- '".'t' I'''''
r"lll~I"u between 'u" tIN'. l"rl"ir ~.
in"NIi""l". h'"il h''iI 'h'"s'' ~"
l'Hr'r nlgh' 'h'i ,h" "lN'" e ih' m'l'
'"h~"iN NH'lN" '""l'ir "h ."lh rIl~r Ma F.
T." A''""'"i "nI nat l"" w. N.uE' Oh
the hnur" would r"u" together AMI -.
eaul|" "n tie "Hsi- ~ ~hn' ~H- rhll""".I
:" l." -niiri"ci"rI r'inii' - g. 'IN''
'h" I'm -'r evenly h"'"""n lh" ~" -"'r-,
"'''ht '"" d'u '.'"'r nav 'h" rl""h"I
hn' ~in"'In" durlng 'h" Wghi VIDA.
Mora, ~ h"thH,iii" county, went over t.
ia" d"m"rn'r camp hui "aH rw 'rn ~
aui ricn"l III" roll "" .'N.ns 'hHi %"
s'r h""i""'d AMI dhri kn"" what h'
Ha- l"ug, hui n"b'iy hk"- much stock
"a that story HIS g"nE ~ EAN" the
d"m'"r"ir n"J"fi. y An,s q r"nrs" ih"'
pa Hn"ud t""iI r"urr"u1-r negotiations
Bui hr rpuhlrNu- "gh on 7" whH'
"A- h"iug done. Aui y"r'r, '.y morning
h'lrr" "a mnJ ri,y e ih' people "i the
town hHi been I" breakfast, ia" r"ruhii
IAN huur" wAr IN -rrsIHu IA the hail ~
'Htr"n'- lock. All IN wAs there
when ia" d"m"crAtr met At II o'ci"'k
the! prs'"'"l"i g. hn-tn"-- ju-t ar hnplh
they had urN-r heart 4 ANY rnmI ruuir,
prnrurltlunr. They had thlr,--n nAtn,
nu their roll, bat only twelve member
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05
Ihe aanI MI.

Rashingtun. Jan. 4-Th- Judgment "i
20 se nators who remained IN the c',S
Ping the rec-ss IL that ,h. Nicaragua
csnno, pass this session, "lt 10 NJ, n
orAble time 10 urge sueh measure, -
y senator Davis. II the foreign r-lA.
10 committee. "Ths times have l%rI
PSri thA, the people do No, like the
spsct Of increasing eIpens-s or Great
i additional debt"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05
srssisrt Om~-r-

The rae. fr justice II the pese. Tor
rr-cine, ~ 10 warmer to-day than !, ~As
rhur-isy . week ago, and the reason ss.
.,rn-.i 10 that n. Y. Owen has announced
hims-lf as an independent republican can.
dtiA,e, ssains, the hsld composed II W
n Burke, the pressnt incumbent aud reg
ulAr nominee J. II, Madden. regular dsu,
oGra,ic nominee, and Tom Dye, R'ssi,
who 10 the regular republican nomins- for
eoasiAbls ior ths prseine,. 10 dong so.nr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05
uu.a-r~r , ap,urea.

pho-niI. Ar,lons, Jan, 4 The -scAI'sd
inurrier-r. Pric. and cnuntrrfri,-r. Young
were captured on the desert near CHA
Brnd 10y = sheriff Is-~-. Price wac NOR
ally, and Young seriously ~"und-d.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05
kitied.

llArr"ishurg, ~. Jan Nn"rh
john Van Arnlalr shot And kllri lr
Harriet. lea Ing iuyslc,Au, a. noon +"
day, There II great "Ir''"m"u' and
iro.hl- II likely /" follow
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05
,,s 40, Believe sn-rr ~ am,a~

Washington, Jan SECRETARY M"r.
ton and Chief Clerk MHcCuAig, & the NJ.
ricultural department, hoth IT whom al"
N-brarka men. 4" not b-liv- that th" liz.
,rrsr tn their own and adjoining rtat-s
amounts tn iAm.n-, although they rrr"g.
n,A- that ,h-r,' ia much suffering N that
p-cilnn on nccnunt II shortage Il crops
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05
soc "hio n,,r. Tee % und

ttur,uunil, Jan tang 'u s.rs. p
AMI Il II TX lrr, uavIs,'..u D. t."O. e.
RIVER, Nhr,h hat be- u ~ y sru.''l
-,urr SUNDAY, IL comp '"I! Snsl"u.i'd
Even Va" hsrlar h"stH that have h'o u
nrrAktug the lr- Az unsnlr g. muvr k,".
porte from Phtshus t" Carr rhuw the
uhI" practically clo=.d
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05

hicago, Jan. 4 The mu,ion fnr quash.
the conspiracy eAs-s against Eug.n,
Debs, George ". Howard and their
Pc'",s officers of,h. AmericAp Railway y
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05
nr,u.h Nss--,- suddenly Active.

Pare. jan I a dispatch frnm ShanI'
uai. received H. the city. states that the
whole British slusdron IN Chimes" waters
nas been suddenly ordered Ia proceed To
'h-Fun frum Chusan New Developments
are impending
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05
f~ti ON the lee

Washington, Jan I. -- Representative
Reed who lr suffering from n rpralu'd
aukl- caused by fall ou thr icr N New
York on "Wednesday, S better to-day He
Ia conhn-i to hls r-,m. huwrvrr, aud he
nice b lnis-lf To- callers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05

Ir. Moin--, Iowa, J,p word II
Just r-c"ivvsi II At rlpi",'"n which ~.
curr-i this morning a, the Ford c"Al
mines near herr one miner II r-pIrted
,ll-,i aud s-yrrs injured The shaft is
"a tire.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05
" as,s ss rab,,r NoarS.

Washington, Jan. I tie rracrrAl. }
-"t,.'"i that the naval Srpr,prla,i"n mli
A- reported tu h- house wi. contain "a"
ylsmuS fnr tw6 And p'~r,uly thrr' ha',l"
ships Al cos, uf ahrut -, "l,u"u rSch.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05

A. Ln- Luusr, Nsi"nrn rpnty, y NJ ,
IA ur-iSy, Jswurry |, ,s'r A. ~ m,
Mr- ,iuzlNluu" Luna .ir Na"-'n-, ~ the
age of - yrars Hui - dny-, Ira,.ue her
husband. Rafael Ma"-tA-, aui -'u srt
daughter 'u mourn the l,'-- uta mu.h
nI"v"i wifr and muthri IT," hurla.
took Inr" 4 ~ th" CA'hnlI, chapel IA
h.. Luu.-, Thursday morning al ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05
.r,urx,au on stole. w...,

fT,ndou. Jan. I Richard Cr"krr, "i
York. has entered tour h"r-'r, IA.
ll,ng Muntauk, Tor the Ashley pla''
u other races al Sr~mAIk-i And A.
" For the gold cup hr hAr entered!
DLbbins. by cable
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05
" sarS nsFaet

New York, Jan t.-Mon-y On call
easy aldi. I-r cent. Prime msrcAn.
tile paper, .,s1i'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05
"o,a.ipn"d Ws.n-r, a, ..,h-aa

W~Inc-in! mfh1, ''rurRr K Nnuug, u
=, I-"u, eau" T." no" rI'l sud anu"uncri
,1At hr had h"ru hri ul, Some un
Au"Nu T. ,r-"u rurrr"i h'- saloon through
rhr hack lorr AL th"u N"r' 'hrnigh M
lmng'r clothes ~ul,h ~. hNusing on
t,r wall, s-' 'urluR Avaip, % irIr"ihuH
X ug watch AMI chain, Mr lnuus al.
Ir"ar,d Jurt then "n the 'c"u" AMI rap. ht
bold II the rnbl'-r, but the rohhrr drrW
new blurd CoIrs down on Mr ioung aud
,nll him Ia keep quIr, until he uhr hni.
uII made his way Oat of III. house The
rohb-r ls man about 8 feet. \ inches tall.
hs. auburn hair. full ehs.kl bone, weight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05
noN

Nice. Jan. Five nrh-s II snow has
fallen and further downfall IL threaten
ri.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05

Union Ia hring argued hef"r" Judg"
wNslp IA IL. United states rircuit court
/" lay Their AT" yr, seven indictments
against the officers at the A X | Nud
one general Indictment, which includes
six,y. seven ~ those who ar Archa-d ~
participation IN the great strike. The
trials ~ the accused hy jury will h-gln
un Tu-~iny n-i, uulrrr the motion l."
puAsh IL sustained Wy the court
turFrnrS PiIi
Washington, Ian The crmmltt-rS
having been called Tor r-I~r,A. Mr.
Springer moved that tue house pr,r-rd ,n
the conrrl-rA,l,n of the currency hill IN
committee uf the hole. nich wAH agreed
tn RchArisuu Tenn rrrum-d the chair
And th" hrSt speaker, HrndriL "rr'%r'i
the Till
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-05
A GREAT IDEA.

Detroit Free Press.
ut has remained for a Chicago man
to use the copyright law in an entirely
novel manner" remarked the drum
mer to the hotel clerk
''As to how?' inquired the clerk. 81
thought the only use Chicago had for
anything literary as the copyright law
was to frame it and hang 1t up in her
packing houses"
That's only in those packing houses
which supply the Boston trade" laugh
ed the drummer. 1.-The case | refer to
was quite out of that domain"
Into which," quried the clerk
Unto the domestic. There was a
chap out there who had obtained a
divorce from his wife, but she didn't
want it that way, and when she was
forced to give him up she annoyed him
greatly by continuing to use his name
as her own. He tried persuasion but
1t did no good; and his lawyers threat
ened her, but she laughed at them.
He stood it for some time. and one
day a great idea came his way and
settled upon him. 1t explained itself
on the spot, and the gentleman at once
proceeded to have his name copyright
ed. That gave him exclusive control
of it and made it a punishable offense
for any one TO use it without his con-
sent. Then his lawyers went to the
lady and showed her what it would
cost her to infringe a copyright, and
by the great horn spoon, so strong is
the literary instinct in that town that
the lady submitted and went back to
the name she was entitled to-
'I believe III go to Chicago and open
poetry factory" said the clerk, with
the air of a man having great head.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-05
DELICATE

New York Press.
What is claimed to be the most won
derful timing instrument in the world
was exhibited before the members of
the departments of pedagogy and
synchrology of the Brooklyn Institute
of Arts and Sciences this morning 1t
is called a pendulum-ehronoscop and
has excited widespread interest in the
scientific world. 1t measures accurate
ly down to the one-thousandth part of
second, and is expected to take the
place at once of the old-style chronos-
copes in scientific laboratories.
The idea of the instrument was orig
inally suggested by a New York pro-
fessor, and has been perfected by
Yale scientist. Prof. E. W. Scripture.
of Yale, exhibited it during his final
lecture on practical synchroIogy at the
Brooklyn institute. 1t can be used with
the quickness of a stop-watch, and
neither electrician nor mathematician
is needed to operate the instrument,
which Is mechanical, with simple cleo
trical attachments. The speed of a
cannon ball can be determined by the
new timer, and it will tell the lapse of
time between the firing of revolver
and the starting of a runner, or deter
. mine how long it takes a sparrer to
deliver blow
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-05
BY A VERY LARGE MARGIN.
Series Of Races Between john
son and Sanger Praeti-
cally Arranged.
DIXON AND THE OMAHA KID
Matched for a Finish Fight
Events on Track and Dia-
mend.

The final bowling game of the series
between the Foley Stars and the Inter-
urbans was played last evening, and
was won handily by the Stars. The
Interurbans were defeated by LII pins
The total score of the three games
was: Stars. 5.S52 pins, an average of
1855 2-3 for each of the ten players en-
gagged. Interurbans, 5,6o5; average,
1856 2-3.
Last nights game was played by re-
lays of five men each, on both F'oley's
and Weiler's alleys. The Individual
scores of the Stars on Foley's alleys
were:
Clayton, 191; Tubbesing, G.. 2O1; Has
tings, 209; Muggley, 1876; Nettleton, 23O
Total, 1,C27.
On Weiler's alleys the records of the
Stars were:
Gerber, 212; Dahle, 1S9; Martin, 202;
Mample, 1853; Mannhart 203. Total, 974
Grand total, 2,001.
The individual scores of the Interur-
bans at Foley's We're:
Boyer, ia; Kampman, 17S: Wagner,
222; Yost. 1874; Herges. 1856. Total, $685.
On the Weller alleys they made the
following records: Bosche, 1855; Reich
ow, 1S9; Logan, 1888; Wagner Sr, 1872;
Weller, 207. Total, 931. Grand total,
| SS4
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-05
Mothers

have never found a preparation
SO well adapted to the needs of
thin, delicate children, as SCOTS
Emulsion of Cod-1iver Oil, with
Hypophosphites.
Children almost universally
like the taste of it, which makes
it's administration easy, and it
supplies their blood with the
food properties that overcome
wasting tendencies.
SCOTS Emulsion enriches the
blood, promotes the making of
healthy flesh, and aids in
healthy formation of the bones.
DonT be Persuaded to accept a
substitute.
Scott 6 Bovine, MY. All Druggists. SOC. and ST.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-05
NO FAILURE NEXT TIME
EVERYTHING is AGAIN READY
FOR THE 81
LAUNCHING OF THE ST. PAUL
BeIated Members of the st. PauI
Delegation Will Be Present
at the Ceremony.

PHILADELPHIA, April An all
probability the launching of the new
international steamship St.Paul will
De held next week. The ways have
peen examined. and nothing was
found to be the matter. The order
Tor tallow for the next launching
has been placed, and it is expected
TO be delivered within a few DAYS.
AS soon as it is spread on the WAYS
another move will be made TO
launch the vessel. While there will
not be the same amount of pomp
at the launching of the st. Paul on
the next trial, there will, however.
be large delegation from st. Paul
present. Most of the visitors who
came on to see the vessel launched
nave not returned. some of them
being in the city, some in Wash
lngton and some in New York and
Boston
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-05
YOUNG SPRECKELS SUES.
He Charges His Father With SLAM
der

der.
San FRANCISCO, April 4.-The row
IN the Spreckels family has reached q
small sensation. Young Gus Spreckets
hled complaint in the superior court
To-Day charging his father with SANDER
Inc charge grows out of suits recently
begun by the late younger SpreckeIs
brothers against their father and their
Two older brothers, to recover valuable
STOCK In the SpreckelS Hawaiian sugar
business and the Oceanic Steamship
company. The suit involving the Oce-
ahlc steamship company was recently
Drought by Gus Spreckels, who fnsti-
tuted mandamus proceedings to compel
the directors of the company to call an
Annual meeting. He alleged that by
ieiuSins 10 do so they were keepiney
hIiii out or representation on the board
vi directors After the suit had been
iiieu' clause Spreckels, in newspaper
interview. said some pretty rough
lhihSs about the younger sons. He
practically charged them with the en-
pezZlement of $250,000 in 1891. while
managing the Spreckels sugar refinery
In Philadelphia.
Inc father also charged the Oceanic
steamship company was sirnplv a
type OF blackmair' by which the
younger brothers are trying to beat
him out of $2.O0O,OOO.
The father further alleged that Gus
had wasted his money. was banEr,,nt
ana would publicly die in the gutter.
bS reason of this alleged defamation.
young Spreckels claims his reputation
anu prospects have been damaged
s5oo'oOo. In his complaint he reiter-
ates, he alleges his character has been
damaged to the extent of $1,000, 900. but
IL Is not money he wants. He there
fore sues for but $4,000, a noaainaI
sum, as his desire is to clear himself of
the charges which his father has so
publicly made against him.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-05
THE WESTERN LEAGUE.

Capt. Carney, of the Toledo club,
says that Conner will be head and
shoulders over any second baseman in
the Western league this season.
The Western league schedule does
not give the Grand Rapids club a Sat
urday or Sunday off during the season.
The club will play fifteen Sundays and
eleven Saturdays on the home grounds
. .
Out of the score and a half of players
he has under contract, President Long,
of Toledo, for the practice games will
form two mines, and when they are
not playing against themselves he will
schedule them for games with outside
clubs.
President Vanderbeek, of the Detroit
Western League club, has become in
volved in a row with President Hart,
of Chicago, over the possession of Ev-
erett, now playing third base with the
Colts. Vanderbeck claims Everett's
release money has not been paid yet
and has ordered him to report in De-
troit for practice at once.
Milwaukee's pitchers, is a Dakota
farmer. He stands six feet two inches
in his stocking feet.
Toledo has signed Philadelphia
fielder named Fred Miller. upon the
recommendation of Sugden. of the
Pittsburgs.
President Hart. of the Chicago club,
says President Vanderbeck, of the De-
troit club. cannot take back Third
Baseman Everett, as he claims. The
latter was regularly drafted by the
Chicago club in exchange for Glenal-
win, the understanding being that if
GIenaIvin was given to Detroit Chicago
was to have its pick of the Detroit
team at the end of the season. Hart
first picked Sam DUNCAN. but as the
latter broke his thumb Everett was
taken in his place.
Manager Twitchen, of Milwaukee.
has received a telegram from Manager
Tebeau, of the Cleveland club, asking
for 3 date In Milwaukee some time In