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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-05-16

The st. Johnsbury Republican is
greatly amused by our reference to
tine Grout brothers two weeks ago. II
processes to believe we are shot under
the collar and advises us to .'keep
cool' We hope to do that, but have
no intention of going to sleep. When
things are as plain as the nose on the
face there is no harm in speaking ont.
One paragraph Of the RePujlican's ar
ticle is suggestive:-"The General
has made an excellent congressman, a
hard worker for Verlnont's interests;
while the Major would prove as ex-
cellent governor if the voters called
him to that office" This is quite true.
We have no desire TO throw cold wa
ter on the honorable aspirations OF
either of the estimable gentlemen.
We simply outlined the program, a
little in advance, perhaps, of the
scheduled time.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-05-16
a vermonter in Trouble.

Vermonters, of whatever political
faith, will be deeply chagrined to
learn of the unfortunate episode that
has led to the recall OF Hon. Seneca
Haselton of Burlington, United States
minister to Venezuela. Admiral
Meade-who is now in trouble him
self from having spoken disrespect-
fully of the administration recently
paid an official visit to Caracas. On
his return he preferred charges against
Minister Haselton, alleging that he
was drunk at a diplomatic reception
during the admiral's visit. The stale
department has recalled Mr.. lIaselton
and asked for his resignation.
The minister denies the charges
and claims 10 be able to furnish in
dubitable proof that they are untrue.
He explains Admiral Meade's conduct
by saying that the admiral got piqued
on account Of some fancied discom-
tesies while at Caracas and threatened
to prefer charges Of some Kind against
him to gain revenge.
Those who know Minister uaselten
best are 10th to believe Admiral
Meade's story. He has always stood
among tile first of Vermonters because
of his honor, ability and character.
His sobriety has never been ques-
toned. Nobody in Burlington be-
lieves the charges. They are utterly
at variance with Mr.. Haselton's repu-
tation where he is best known.
Admiral Meade seems to "have it
in" for the present administration
and il he can discredit it by showing
that its ministers are unworthy he
seems willing to do 20. OF course if
Mr.. Haselton was really in tie con-
dition the admiral asserts he did
right to report the fact; but if it was
simply means Of squaring grudge
accounts, he himself should be the
party to be diSgraced.
We hope Mr.. IlaSelton will have
fair chance to prove his innocence.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
Arehi,ee, Cr,.,,,. sssa

Eplros Cir,xssi AZ r.,lroad. sr. M,
bud, " brne6, ,owns or cities. bu, r.,h.,
to s-cur. traffic. ID nigh, not coxe am,.,
st this tune for you 10 call attention 4,
j the advantage The Denver A H. Gr.nd.
road would have over sny other linz uf /,
was eltsndsd 70 this e,iyj in the matter al
Transporting beiliing materials.
Amer pra~tieinr In this city, A. An arch
itsct. for three ysaru, spd thsn visiting In
turn Dsaver. Los Angeles, ~. l., .uIs. New
York, Cleveland and Chicago, the com mar
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03

great national ops, ~ vhich the peopl.
~ The esst are Interested ss much az tho~.
~ the wsst, which " courre 10 strictly
true.
ITO do this effectively. the cens.r ol
operstions must be In the east Its>lf. po
that dosuments or uttsrances will have
proper innaence. The holding of q Sre.,
mces'ns In New york or Philsdelphla, or
the organisation there of q bimetsiiic a.
socisthn including 80 nembsrs veil.
hnown, sold citissns. of good business
reputation. will have snors sGsst, no. oulv
there, but throughout the whols country.
Than dozen such agencies IN Ch,cAxo,
~. Lsiis 90 Cincinnati. Th. importsn,
point 10 that We should not frittsr away
our strength Ia sforts whies viii r.s.it
In poshing. hut should units In the xrr.t
aud v'ctTioos campaign Of sdscstion
~h'ch propossd BY our brsthrvn In the
Errss cities II the far east We mua,
strike si the bead of the monster OF n,no.
m,tailisn,. and u should be dope .. oue.."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03

BeuJsmiu N. kink.Ai dIssi at his reel
d-nce near the SlAt-rp' convent this morn
ing At 80 O'Clock from stomach CON.
plAint Mr, kinksAd came here with hl.
wife and two eLildr-n las, fall froln Cin.
cinnati. Ohio. where Mr. kink-ai was { y
u long time manager of the Postal Tsl-.
graph company. while herr. ap Ia .
few wo-ss ago. Mr. kink.ad was EN-.
ployci AT the office II suprrint-nd-n, 4
Telegraph ~ th. Atlanta a Pacific, An.
drew smith. and Was a coin I,-t-nt, worthy
-nploye HIS b"iy was turn~i over ,n
und"rtAkrr Aontfnri, wh0 ~lll have II
"mhaln-d aud really hT shipment iu
Cincinnati for p-rmAnrnt burial sstur.
day evening. ACCOMPANIED by the l,-.
r-Av@d vile Ani children The d-c-As-,i
Was = particular friend Of l.. T. u-lAu-y,
local insnAg-r uf the Western unlnn
ufiicr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
TEXAS STATUTES!
No Law Against PusiliStiC En-.
counters in that State.
The London Times Makes A Frank
Avowal on the Silver Question.
indian Affairs Still Disturbed In the Jack
sons Hole Country.
Bic wAsHouTs IN COLORADO

hAllAr, TrtS-, Aug / EI-Circui,
Judg" Charles Fred Tucker. r-gArlr,i AZ
having me ~ the cl-ar-rt l-KAl mind. IN
T-iAS, sia'-H that the Law governing pr ss
hghting l- As follows 9TH. lAat l-y,.I..
tur~ adopted new criminal cod. IN
which It made priI- hshtus a misde.
tn-an"r punishable With tine u no, lea.
than $500 nor moru than tI.OUU. an, i'm
pr'sonRcnt thirty dsys This law wen,
int" "i~rs,,"u july ~. Just I,Ass-,l. That
Legislature Also subr.- Iucutly pass.si I.
eiNh c"is and II snAe,ci that . h.hi may
take place by takl-g outA license II $500
The Law g"er into effect September |, or
thir't days b-for. the Curb-tt. Eits-ir
mons contest. There IL un dnub, our .u.
pf"mr court will mold that It i- or will 10
the Law after September |. The clytl
c"i~ was adopted last aud therefor viii
take rrrcc ioncr over the other. Tins
IN c"ncuirrd n BY every lawyer IA Dallas
VII" has read them aud It will hr seen
That there ~ nothing t" prevent tue Cor.
lett FrISImm"nS night taking place.
Ar''nl h"'duntt"rp to-day every tLing
- Iu,rt. The raj" - r-Ats g,~r mrrr,ly
Hl"uk, u"l 1. 'rughr. f,r they hAv. no.
money I" rAy ib"' r,io,.. hu' !" railroad
m"r"N,"r AMI bank I-"rl-. It IL -lrgu.
LAT that more railway oihcua lave
h"ugLt uGkr,r thAu any Other class.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
a sssag Traasp

An old blind WOMAN. sAAi ~ te past
lU years Old. was on the street At 5.iO
O'Clock this morning, being lsi aroau,i
hy q small Mexican bay, The old lady
was told that THE Healer" could r-s,or,
her sight. and could make her young
again. and she aud the boy hal tram ped
from Nneimien'o " tn. city for the pur.
p"se u kissing the garments Of "Ths
Healer" Pror d.lud-d creature Ma.
cin'isnto Ia nearly hundred nilss from
Albuquerque. II people will follow tie
course OF TuS CirlEHs-rrad ,h. news IN
it's columns they will no, b, d-lu,i-d 10y
sensational and unreasonable stories.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03

La Porte, Ind. Aug. An in,srv,a,s
Baptist Congress for the discass,eu of
lue"'ions relaiiag ,o doctrine, education,
Christian citizenship. fuudAnensals Of
'A'h AMI kindred subjects, opsnsd to-day
A' the state chautsuquA grounds in this
CITY, aud will continue for two weeks.
Beside" come two score divinss from this
state and from Chicago the nsstinss will
d" rar'eIpAt"dAu by Bsp,ists from Mis-
sOurl, Wlsc"nsis, lows and other s,atsa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03

home. II seems thu, hs vas sddie,ssi "
the use u m"rpbins aud eonins IN town
yesterday b. Louwh, . quantity Of the
stun and took an overdose. Th~rv 10 NO
Indication of suicide whep b. fell fron,
Tie horse he vas riding. Borlsnd vas on
his way 10 the Floyd ranch. Ne We.
about ~ years odd. unmarried aud had
no relatives excepting On aun, whos.
home 10 In Rochester. N. Y. A Telegram
has b-"n ssp, aud ,b. body will ,.s b.li
ausi,ias instructions, ,--rr,uidsd Chron.
icle
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03

Now York, Aug. The r~sig nation u
J's-ph J. oDonohu-, who has hsld the
position "f city chamberlain and gath
-r-'i IA ''s lucrative salary of t2S,soo per
year Tor many years, wen, into effect To-
LAY Tie ia ruec-~i-d by asn. Ansoa q.
Ac'"ok. --cr-tAry u thu United States
senate aud one II the celebrated family
" "hghting hcC'oks " n, ~ Q stauuch re-
publican, aud had pretty we'll tbs su,irs
nAnss sn"nt u Mayor strong cam psi~a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
Aaatssssat lpesA,,s

socGro, N. NJ, Aug, The dosi
which swept this city Tuesday uight de.
s'royed prohably = million dollArs worth
Of property aud drowned = number Of
persons.
Ths names II the rpcoyercd dead are
LcAndrO Duran, Celia Duran, Thomas
Duran, J. b. Duran aud two other in-m
hers of tie same family, aud all infsu,
son ~ 4. Baca.
The country b"vth ami south is under
water. and many f.Inili.S Arc missing.
AmonK the heaviest losers are Mayor he.
tsvan DacA, Z. r. browne, J. X, smith,
A, ID. Cos a, G, sy'erling, J, n. Hilton, h..
ks'E-n stein. J. W. Terry. A. n. By-rts.
Cspuito Torres, h. X Mold. Eh.s B.cA
and Mrs. LoppAl. Hundreds Of farmer,
have lost their farm houses, crops. fences
ann st,.h.
a relief COMMITTEES has been apIoint.d
anu N doing all possible f"r tho hundr-ds
VI homsiess aud destitute.
The santa We track vas taken out he.
tween herr and San Antonio in several
places, aud the branch road from this
city 10 AasdAl-nA 10 practically destroyed
for tsu miiss out, i've bridges beipg gone
aud several mil-s Of track.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03

tl"rrnc-, Grl". Aug / prr-i,lrn,
J"hns"n. II the fl"rrncc Il Cripple Crrek
railroad, put large forces At work Ia d.,
repairing the -It-usiv- wArhnu,r caus-,I
hy ol"ndhnrr,s l, IL b-ii-v-d ia. rs,i
viii be- ~ "I~n~d III sLIi ten days DAN.
aye Ia the rn'lr".d aud other property 10
estimated al $4,000. The supy"-.-i dec Il,
list ~ eight at Adelaide !. now r,siuc-,i Ia
three Thomas Watson. Mrr. Carr aud
L-- Tracy, VII" were in the hotel that vac
wash~i away Thr-. tr.innsu, eAug ht
In the h"si. a.. nov nahi io hsvs --caI~,i.
Fi"r-nc~, Cob" Aug l The Flor~ncs
d Cripple Greek rAilrnai tracks hay.
bc-n wsrh-h away for fifteen miles fr,n
= point eighteen mil.a sou,h II Cripple
Cr-.h, and the road bel will have to IL.
practically r-built. For u dir,snc. ~
three mii,s north of Adelaide the cAuon
10 inpAsaAll,,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
IN the Ditch.

Last wednesday Afssreoou train No. 81,
under Conductor Al. S.srs. wen, In the
ditch near Truxton canon, painfully In.
jnring Fresnsn Harry Ludford aud cou
ssdsrably shaking up Rngineer Jcs Bro
bant I, ssems that the sand and gravel
On the sides u . new cut wsre loos-nsd u,,
by the jar Of ths train, and . quautity ei
Il fell an the tack In froat of the engine
This dsrAiied the engine. which was over
turned. and dragged two oArs from the
track Rnginssr Brobant Quickly psr.
csivsd ths danger and rem along The run.
ming board 10 the front end, whore he
jumped % and saved hi;nselffro0 injury.
The 6rsuan vas mot % lucky. for before
hs could get "a. the engine fell over snd
caught bis foot. pinnins u With one of ths
steam pipes nrmly against the earth.
with Eress presence of aisd the Aslpless
msu shut % the ho, wstsr from cone u
TIE oshs~ pipes. O. he might have been
scsldsd to death. With difieulsy ~ vas
sx.rseassd from his dangerous position
and brought into the hospitai hars. Dr.
Hiuos drssssd bis Injured soo,, aud say.
II 10 impossibls 70 veil just ys, how deep
tho injury sztsads, a. u oaa only be de-
tsrmiasd BY the slouxh which follows
The doctor thiuks. however. tLs, he wiil
no, bs disabled for very grsA, lsas,h Of
time, II vas fortunate that he was not
worse hsrt.-kssdlss, Cal, Bssoo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
-
n sasas s6aieeAf

Lswr-nc-, Has, Aug. The mousAly
weather r-pu, issu.d by Chsneslior
SNOW u The ksnsss university. sAys shs
month of July. Just closed, vas charsessr-
lfsd by extraordinary rainfall. exceeding
~ lar any previous July In twenty eight
years THIS total rainfall was o.s inches.
o SS shove the July average. The total
rainfall for the year. % far. 10 ~ 40 inches.
70 inches above the svsras. twenty
slRht yesrs' record.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
Speraistss Arr~-t~a

Vne6-c, Aug, -Georgs Potter, tsilsr
"t 'h" l"Al branch u the bank Of Mon
'real' was arrested Tuesday. he hsa
bought tVO'Oo bushels II wheat ., prices
ranging from II 10 "a. when n v.ps
down Ia dai be dspusi,ei teS.ooo u the
banks money to ave Il. of this Syo..
OOO will bs lost.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
SOCORRO'S SORROW!
Eight Persons Drowned In Tues.
days Terrific Flood.
Buildings, Gardens, Vineyards, Rail-
ways ana Bridges Washed Away.
The Water Spread Out for Miles Above
and Below the City.
sie wAvEs IN TEE ROARING ARRoYAs.
sis WAVES IN TEE ROARING ARROrAs.


bpecisI to IitIsen.
Sr,rro, N. n Aug. / III. excite.
m.u' attendant upon tn. hph IN over, and
for the pas, two days the people have
bssb moving into safer quarters. The list
Of dad Rumbers eight, sin II whom 49,.
the Daraz family. AMI the ab.r two arr
ehildrve that were rescued from the no 4
and disd Yesterday. The damage TO the
city n about hny buldinxs washed dow n
and their contents destroyed. about one
hundred buildings mere or less damaged
and large portion of ths contents daln.
AEsd and Destroyed. With thea. ioss.s
Nomss the total destruction Of many gar
dsns and vineyards, aud these lo-.-s f.I
upon The poorer part Of our people.
The kasdalsna branch Of ,h. railro, Il
10 washed away ffom five to sigh, miles,
and The loas there will run is,o the thou
ssnds. The 1ater damaged the main
track jusa below The depo, ysris aud GOV.
cred the rails IN the yards sl,ou, four
inches desp.
Tbs lower part Of hanzanar,s Av.uu.
10 . total wreck, bridges and sid-walks
being gone. The water covered the whole
vsilsy fron tn. vicinity II tn. wind~r
hotel ~ the d.laa. AMI for several mii--
sbove and below ,h. city.
The arroyo that did tho damage come.
into The city At the sou,hw.s, corner FROM
the point of the mountains ou the road
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03

some years ago good many people In
this scan,y trisd their hands q, carp eui
turs, bot u vac discovered that ss . pairs.
ly poad ash the carp was . dssirsbls Ar
tiels Of foot that the ash. 10 b. pAlatAbls,
had 10 be raised In absolutely frssL water
There was NO trouble In raising ,h.m In q
frog pond or stAxnsnt water. but the hsh
% raised had rank taste, and kr this
rsAson and the tao, that ponds supplisi
eth fr~sh watsr were ~ssksd ou, from
time 10 time by irsshsts. carp eui,ur- Vas
practically sbandoasd. .--Prsseot, Cour-
is.r
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03

Chicago, Aug l. The police AckuoH J.
r'isvi to-day complete drf-., ~ t.r n
the ohor, Ia secure direct evidence ot
murder against n. n Holmes. pus.ns Of
promising clues have h--u carefully IN.
vrrti4A,-,i without result ami At l.s, ,h.
detectives srr forc.-i 10 a.init that th-i,
efforts have b-.n uuAvailny.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
AN EYEWITNESS.
Alfred u. fritch, VI this City. Describes
the Secerre Flood.

Alfrsd X. Priteh. es-ssws,IA,.er writer
Who was II bocorrs y~s,srd.y AMI IN,
evening telcrs, rvsurnsd hoc.e On the Dc
.Aysd psn,spsrr ua,n la uixht H. wss
nss this mosuIns bv TEE C,ri.s. nan
snd favored ~ with ihs foiIovinx &C ,oun,
Of Boeorro's greatsss dieset.r,
''Ou the sOth Of Jaly . heavy ssam h..,
l,esu AssSinw over txsOrro. fros. m = m
unsil 2 o. N :. when n vss mst Inv ano, h.,
fsva ths .ss,. The us..in~ VS. ! moe,
wosdsrsal display of slsesrics,y. innsd
lately ths vss~rS dsssspdsd ~ srr.s vol
unss, and Q, { o'elock Iu N. sIt~ru.pu.
three suuruous strsa~s vsrv n, .,rins
dovu H. hiIlssds =. Uhi.L DE tovn a N H.
--s-L ans southsru arroys d,s,r,vsx,
great PORTIONS os the NaxdsI,ns br,dy.
washing ssc,ious from loo 10 100 10,
into shs uppsr p>r, of town. and d..,r.v
ing six bsidssc.
"The northern stream dsstrov..i s.v.r. +,
houses and fooled slmost avery buildin,
In west Booorro, doing srrat damnv, r.,
kousss and gardens. and sv.mniny. an.
middle part Of he town. "
1.-THE middle arroya cam. dov. nth
tSsrins sysrv,hIox h.sors n !" ,,'
dsyouSinw haman hvss an IL. 80 An, %
twsnty hoasss vsrs svept sv.y. an, nm.
lives Loaf AZ Tar "A novn /. =, n,.h,
"Ths family of I-s.ndro D,,.n L., ,h..
grasdfsthsr and ave chiidr,u Rli.s H..
ons child, fvo nsx car men ,,sr. scs,nt
last pixht. and II IN thouwht aL.t ,n"..'
bodies viii bs r,,oysy..i in . E- a. =.
Thsy had bssu svept INTO ths L~l. nj. y.
the east of sooorro,
"Ths water mains vrr, torn nm. bu, ,b.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03

Th" tw" Pa-ssng-r trains from the -Ar,
Nos and !. are sch-lnl-d Ia arrive IL .
evening ou time.
The M. from the w-st. dur al : -
o'cloak, WILL b- IN umr up to the Ro
Pn@rc" bridge trouble. where a transit. =
will have a. be made. causing = delay oi
shea, an hour II 10 l-arn-d THE An-f-
noon that the bridge will b- fully aud
substantially rvpair-d hy midnight.
The No J passenger train frum ths
south ~ r-I"r,e.i several hours behind
time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03

The fAaiiy of Postmaster King, IL Will
soS. Arizona, we're paisonsd on Friday
Last by eating eAnusd sastinss. hrs. King
and hsr daughter. Mrs. Booth. and hsr
child had closs call. DIR Nicholson, the
attending physician. wrssti-i with the
cAs-s ull .ii~r .alhnish, b-frs b. PR
noone-d them oat Of danger. II vas
evidently . Gloss esil.--Phosuix Rspabli-
can
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03

THn CiTiIHs suggests that our business
u4"n. In fac, our citizens In general, rally
io the appeal for all from th. distr~ss II
the s0corrO hoOi. We must lie nsis shb,r q.
~. ESPECIALLY In . case like this where
succor 10 81 sally ns-aioi. and .h-rsfors
THs ciriIss will heal any subscription
lie, started IN th. city for such wortny
And humane cause.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03

Fort smith, Arb, Angus, Co. Jshn and
''r"rgr Pierce, sentenced by Judge Par.
her to hang to-day f"r murder. hAy. been
granted Api~Als to the supreme court II
the United s'Ai-u, aud tue execution did
not take place.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
a-.-~ 20 "a.x-r ,a.-s,-.-a

wArhingt"u, AuEurt /. R-I"its ~ re-
newell danger in r-t,l-rr ~ the JArk+nn
hul- r.siou reached the bureau II Indian
srsirs t'-dAy IN dispatch fr"m iuv-rnor
R,rharis II Wyoming, dA,'i 81 Ih-y-n u-,
lAs, night. asking that lndlAus away q mn
r.--tsAtions h- r-"All~i C"muIas"nsr
Bro~ ming ,nIn-il~,rly irlrgrAph"i ~.
sI-hpO s,AI.ng h- had s"u-i uri-r- Va
all Indian agrnS IA the dIsturt-d region
10 take prompl stsps W seour, the r~turu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03

Columbus. o.. Aug. L. The popuhs,
state convention met h-r- to-day. The
party IN lssJ cast l3,OOO votes and las,
year is'5OO. Hugo pr-yer, the leading
Ohio grr-nbackrr. csll--i the convention
I" order. J :. Corey, the pruf-ss-d eau.
dhA,- Tor governor. Ia the c-nt.r II in.
ter~st
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
Supporters Of The Republican
Party In The East.
Interesting Talk with Ex-Governor
Prince Of New Mexico.
Nc Went East 10 Study the Situation and
Found Many Interested.
"rsk LACK oF nosIY e"

"""' = p'A""'n frinc-, eh-gUverno
81 New a-n'c" AMI nn- ~ the most prou,
tn-nt IsA,i.r. in ,hr csu.- 81 .ilv., ~,
L.. b..-u m In. a., a., ov. 80. -
rived IN Denver this moru,uy and /. =, An,
Metropolis. aoy. Prince ga. ,.ou.s,,,
=. ,h. u,d., ,,,.,.I,,.
"Ss '" gu
- P'e''o'" villa ir'ends of th'
cause IN the -as, relative ~ this ice, plan,
fr . camp ,ixp Of educ.ti,p. wh,,,
. m. .,,.,,,t.., al. u.I-
'"s''"
'"" mn" "sS A'Sr~srh NJ us repubiicai
l-agus Convention In Clevelsud. aud he,
-ines that time b,,u farther east. To ,
,.,or,.r s,, ,L, r,,. n. -.
"a
uM NV n''u any "A'sfiAi AitsrAth,n "a
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
SOCORRO'S FLOODS!
A Fatal Flood Visits the Gem
City.
Seven Persons Known TO be Drowned
In the Torrents.
Houses swept Away with HeartrendlnK
Results.
sASr nissrzs.
hAEr nIssHe

speeia to Citissn.
s"c~ro. N NJ. July 81 --LAts y--t.r.
day shsrnoou heavy rain frO,n ih. sas
met cloud from tho west near sn.k,
ranch, eight miles from socorro.
An arroya came down with . wave
twenty fss, high .sd sabtn-rre.i Chihua.
hns and Cub., two small suhurbs. wash.
Ing down hoasss and ru.hiog through b
othere.
The srroys slso broks q, Spring stree,
and In tbs north part II town 10 torrents.
aud hundreds of wonsu aud children are
struggling In the torrents. with men "a
rescue.
ssven drowned bodies one man and
sis chiidrvn-ha teen rrseu-d, With
several nors missing.
Many narrow escapes. Mrs. A. Mayer,
of the ohisfssin once, and mother vsr.
vsshsd away In shs waves, bu, rescued
The family q o. X. Hilton and many
o'hsro we're saved With difficulty.
Forty houses arc down. with hundred
more that will fall, and others badly dam
aged.
The water 10 three feet deep and all the
principal streets arv sirewn with furni.
iure and large bculisrs.
Little damage done To stores, except ~
cellars and 'oundasions.
Crops and gardens are washed away 10
the river aud from Polvsdsra To L-mitar
tho sowlands wsre flooded four feet deep.
Aboas . mile of track 10 damaged on
the 1Aia iins Of the Santa W road, and
stghi miles on the hagsiaisns branch.
with rosdbed and several bridges washed
oet.
fss vaass main u the water company
IN eosorse y badly damaged aud No
wstss.
Hssdrsds Of people Are In dis,rsss. bot
. uaass Fslssf esstisg is sov In progrsss.
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sessiai - Ctsissa.
seeerso, Jolly -, . e'sia~k p. -
Tks daaaes 70 ths tswp b sssimsSsd a
ovsv t7oo, 900. Aasy arc dsstisuss spa
shs loeal rsiisf oommissss whi sccsp, sd
csisSrAis AL n,esr.
Col. ". u. Williams. editor Of the No.
sorro chisfsAin. who 10 here, sslsgraphed
10 his son. W. A. Williams. sboa, The
food. asd In reply received the follow
Ing: "Chisftain all right, but tows
washed badly"