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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-07-25

was taken on to Philadelphia by the
steam locomotive, while the electric
locomotive returned to the power house,
making the round trip in Is minutes.
The federal officials at San Francisco
have received information that a ring
has been formed in that city by Chinese
and whites to land Chinese fraudulent
ly, by which they hope to beat the ex-
clusion act. The Mongolians are to be
shipped to San Francisco from Hong
Kong as natives of California. For every
one that is safely landed the ring is tore
ceive $500. Every Chinese that tries to
land in the future will be closely ex-
amined and unless he proves beyond
doubt that he has right to land he
will be sent back to China.
The evicted tenants on the Winnie
bago reservation in Nebraska sent a
committee to Omaha to secure rifles
and ammunition. There is no excite
ment reported among the settlers on
the disputed lands, but they are deter
mined that the law shall be enforced
An American named Zermatt Par
kett has accomplished the ascent of
the Matterhorn in Switzerland, over
IA, 700 feet above the level of the sea.
A. n. Towne, second vice-president
and general manager of the Southern
Pacific company, died Tuesday mora
ing ct his residence In San Francisco
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-02-16
a .,~aae 10 the Re.cse

W | McMAst-r, secretary ~ the West.
.rn Hnm-nt-Ad and Irrigation company,
drove ~ from Rocky Fort. ou the Rio
Purrcn, y-s,-riAy, r-aching tho city at
81 u'cl~'k last night he WAS accom-.
pani-d 10y NJ Lougw"rlh. aud they l-ft
the f"ri n, 10 n'el,"'k yesterday morning.
The weather war terribly cold on the mrsA
w-rt II the city, ani as th. read Was COW
.r,.,i with snow they loet their way. An.r
travelling for several hours. getting far
th-r and farther. a. they thought. away
frnn the city, heavy snowdrih WAS sud
denly lf,ed from nountAin peak " their
l.f, and there, almost before their eyes,
was that grand volcanic peak which has
acted as . guide for centuries for many .
weary traveller. and II was emitting co..
pious rings uf smoke. The snow around
aud on the peak bal melted and the huge
snow drif,. which they hal seen. was sud-
denly transformed into n stream ~ run
n,ug water, melting the snow frum the
we'll h-At-n AMI oft travelled Rio Purrco
ruai. A. the yolc.uo Mr.. MeMAst.r
tHk compass. after winch h. r-Anhe,i the
city wl,hou, any further delay.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-02-16

Judg- llsmilton Was r--r Al h,a otice
THE Anrrnurn, and he stAi~i thA, the
Eiiy court should have couvrn,T last
Monlay, hut wAs Ir,s,I-rn-d IN acc"un,
~ n" fundr A special term Will prub.
Ahly l." hrh aft-r the Lincoln cuur,
The Ru.Nrll court, II ~ p~tpon-m-ut.
will cuuV-u" neat Monday. And the
Lincoln court the r-ruuI MuuiAy m
Anr,h The N.-"tru court Will convene
,h" h,-t NouiAy ~ May
On- II the iu,-i Pat i"tr uld gentlemen
vt S~urrr II u WA,t.l-' A. hls com
fut,Ahl- hom- = N,g I-Ir IL -r-,iri ~
the fr,nt gSri"u and once ~ = whilr b"
pulls up the stars aud -,r,I-- II" IL
ala rhilAutr"rt,, having sunk ss-N"uiy
f-,t well aud all hir urlghlur- nni u,hrI
fiI"ud- Af- ", Iy"in- 4" get water free e
all c"-ts fuF ttttfN> mAu war rut-t
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-02-16
LEGISLATURE
Both Houses Hol | Long Ses.
sions.
hAss oY Bills DISCUSSED
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nospAY AFTERNOONS sEnsloS.
Upou roll call Councilman Radley was
found Ia b.. absent.
ON nscoun, ~ tl,. shs..pc. of Journal
CLERK Zimmerman. mo ga. IN attend apce
upop the New M.xico b.ar,i of pharmacy,
a.. r.adi NJ ~ Ala. journal vas i.~,pon.d
A resolution was otisrv-i 10y Mr.. Anchrt.
expree.iv. of the d..,, rymnAthy of IA.
conncil m.tcl-rv for Hon. j. Frank Chavrs
In th, sal death II his son, frank N. .
Ch.vr. Il was unanimously n,io,,.d
A r.,i,,on wA. pr-a.nte,i 10y Mr.. Gail-s
from tn. citizens " s.rnrro county ssking
for an nppr,,ur,.tinn for th. s,s,nrrn arhonl
~ mines. To b, raia.4i hy a levy ~ four
,.u,h, 81 a mill uu ali taxable protpr.y
III. i.-ti,ion went to th. committee 0n
bnAnc.
Mr., LArrsguit- pr-s-n,.d a petition frnm
the mcab.rs and wives rynhiinY un Santa
", iy,r asking thA, som. at-is be taken
To protect their right. IN cnnn-ctiun with
an. no. ~ IN. water Of that river for do.
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Banker I" ,ss- urH J No "a. proyid.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-02-16
Iuar- s,snu'. Death.

Judge W. B sloan. HAya the New M-A-
lean, wAa u native - Marion, OHIO, hsv-
ing been born there May l3. 1871 Tie
graduated at the Wesleyan university
aud entered actively upon the practic" II
law, soon af,-rwapl b-coIning attorney
for the LAX" Eric n Michigan southern.
Cleveland a Toledo rsllrsd. He ais"
s-rv-d fr many years az probate Judge
Of Ottawa county. OhiI. In 1850 lac re-
moved Ia santa f- aud r-Hum-'i the
praclic. of law, b-cnmIng identified with
mining ami other -n,-rprin.S winch
brought him intn prominence, In 1873
he r-pr.-- -n,-d Ohio aH commissioner a.
the centennial rSIS~itlnn, sni IN lNSb
r-pr-s-n..i New Mexico ., the New
Orleans exhibition. lie wAS n member
~ the M.th,allst church Ani an oid frl
lew hr forty years He leaves wife
aud ,wo children b-HIi-s = large clrrle II
friends Ia mourn hIs l"ss. ArmlrrH 81
the | q. q. y have taken charge Of the
funeral arrangements, aud will inter th.
remains with appropriate ceremonies this
Ahsrn~'n.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-02-16
D-.,iss,,sa In n As.as.

worl has L--n rec-iv-d here from Gar
field. Kan, II great suffering In tina, lsor-
t,un 81 the state cau-.Si by the continued
drou,h of the pas, two years. box 10
b-ing packet IA b- sent Ia ,hss" drnti'
tu,-, aud anyone wishing To assist IN 81
worthy an object by contributing old
clo,h,ng or anything acceptable IA these
l.-oplr may leave such At X. New
com-r's or with Mrs. ciington. Arno
street. Mems clothing is especially de-
sir,si. MRr J. p. kAsrER
There must be god picking At the TER
ri,orisl capital. the whole Albrigh, family
b-ing Iuart.rsi on the nlush fund,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-02-16
a.ss,,.'s Ars,es naive.

The bas, sAiv. In the wosh for cuts,
bruises. sYr~s, ulcers, salt rheun, Tv-i
cores. tstt@r. ehAppsd hanfs, eh ubla'ns,
sorus. AMI all san srupt0ns, anil p'Hl.
lively oar-. p,l"., =, .. or no Pay r.ia,r,.i, i,. II
az mousy rrfundsd. Priss 10 o-n,s I-r
bos. Pur aals by Dr.. Thos. X. burgess d
aca, dTusgsts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-02-16

Ass- y. r. 1sif, Ossssessssssss, Mesa
wife of the editor Of Tho orsphic, the Lead
Ing local paper % Miami county, vrttss
az sess epesbie9 srtsk heart dtsesss
for siI year,, ssvers palpltationA, abort
moss of breath. together with such sx.
treme nervousness. that, ~ times ] would
walk the aoor nearly all night We
consulted the best medical talcat
Thev sas4 ekeve sras 10 ksip fs~ aszs,
that I had organic dissase Of the heart toe
which thero vas M rrn'dy . had read
your advertisement 10 The Graphic and
AyeAr aso. ~ q last rcsort tried ono bottisof
Dv. Mties' Aese Ssrs ysv The Heart,
which cuavinced mo that there vas true
merit Ia u took thr'~ tottics each OF the
Heart Curc and restorative Norvtne ana
M eSspsesets e~v~@ sss. . stesp
we'll at night ny heart beats rsuiarly and
have no more sHlui herins sIsliz ! wish
t0 say to all SbU are Suffering ~ I didi
,hore's rri,ef uutid for tbcn 70 they siil
only give your rca,sdIos ,uss ons trial"
Dv. Aiias Heart Curo 10 sold On q positive
Ruarant.g that tbs hrst bOttis will benens
Al druggists soil 70 assi. . bsittisss tos y. of
.,,. ~ E &, .iaa .,. se.a n o.. s.isPs Kssss - T is
DR.. Niles Heart Cure
Restores Health
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-02-16

M drst.clAHs hotel can do without II.
whAti Why, Dr Prics'S Baking Powder.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-02-16

Military critics affirm that the standard
of the United States Army iS constantly
improving. The forces ARE 1upIli'-i with
Dr Pr,cs's Baking Powder.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-02-16

AnNpIy ArrRRhOUN's HSSsloN,

HI. Il. No. II. providing that certa IN
ofilc-vs ol the two houses shall r-inAin ~
santa W after the conelusi"n os the s".-
sion for the purpo~- II whaling up ouS'-
ness. was fAv&Abiy r-port"d ny tue CON
mites ou territorial affairs
N, h. No. w. sn,i,l-i IAN act for the
con sensation Il e"r'nsr- and other Of
6ria's," vas in,rhue..i by Mr. Gu'irrrrs
n d. No 100. q hill allowing the town
AZ Ernr,s, and Cani-lario Garcia IA dis.
rn.. Il certain rial estate. vas intro1iuc'-i
n. Is. No 81 vas passed. by . vote m 10
a. q. i,ut this y,as wee quickly r-c"nr'd
,r.J aud the bili vas sen, ~ ihs com
mi,,.~ on u'ii"iAry.
Tb,. b,ll .ml,odIes certain Ain-D.iin-ntA
) IA the New M-xiro phsr'naey Law
n. B. No. 30, Ainlishiug the once ~
oounty sckool superintendent was ne,
taken up AMI ,aAs-d by yo'" 81 ~ W "
"A. ]. X. No. ~, providing f"r an sp,
! propria,ioa u sia.sOo for the e'H"assa'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-02-16
better Ha,. no ss-r-as~.

Two years ago ~hrn salaries we're ~
duoc,l, the various officials ludiy pro
claimed the injustice OF putting the
change into operation until Afl-r 'h" er
pirAt,on ~ the terms Tor which they wr~
.lec,sd Under the sams f"rc- II Argu'
m.nt. aud dong equal justice 4" the ,AI
payer, M 'nereAss should In put into e.
f.et until the 6rs, day mJSnuAry, 1897 -
S,cnrru Advertiser
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
MRS. HALLIDAY.

usual afternoon "off duty, which comes
60 every attendant each week. Mrs. Shan
non was at work in the bathroom at tho
time. While Miss Ward was washing her
hands Mrs. Halliday entered the bathroom
with towel, which she handed TO the at
tendant.
"Thank you, Lizzie" said Miss Ward
as she reached for the towel.
The words were no sooner spoken than
she was seized by the murderess and
thrown to the floor. Mrs. Shannon, who,
it appears, had conspired with Mrs. Hal
liday to assault the attendant then jumped
on Miss Wards PROSTATE form, while
Mrs. Halliday crammed the towel which
she had brought to Miss Ward into the
latter's mouth.
Then tho two crazy and revengeful
women kicked and wounded the attend
ant, Mrs. Halliday tearing her hair and
scratching her face with her finger nails
The scufiie was heard in the ward, and
Miss Amanda Hess, an attendant, with
the help Of one or two Of the patients, res
cued Miss Ward from her assailants. The
attendant when help reached her, was
unconscious, and it was thought at first
that she would die. She rallied, however,
on Saturday and though bruised quite
badly on different parts Of her body was
able to resume her duties.
Mrs Halliday and Mrs. Shannon have
been placed in solitary confinement. The
former has been very anxious to be trans
ferred to the female department of the
state prison of late, but her conduct in
this instance has caused the authorities 90
conclude that she is still too insane to
warrant taking this course
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
GRACE CHURCH THs PLACE.
Wilmington methodists VIII Unite In
an Evangelical Movement There.
Arrangements Made To-day.

Wilmington methodists VIII Unite in
an Evangelical Movement There.
Arrangements Made To-day.
The project to hold grest Methodist
rally, beginning this month. has Lot
died At an enthusiastic meeting Of the
Methodist ministers OF the city held
10 dag at Fletcher Hall, Rev Merritt
Hulbuid, s T D., offered the beautiful
Methods sanctuary, Grace Church, for
starting Ihe revival fires, and bis own
services for the entire movement
Accordingly committee was ap
pointed to get right to work and
the big revival viii begin IN Gracs
Church on Sunday afle moon, Ssptemb er
10 The seryic c,s will be held
regularly. afternoon and evening. all the
Methodist ministers In the city assisting
But no service will be held to conflict
with the regular Sunday services
The committee IN charge OF the revival
consists OF DR.. Hulburd and ex Presiding
Elder France and Rsv w q. Koons Mr.
Kopns Is also associated with Rev +
BurHhetto Short In the conduct OF ell
tae music For the first week the mset
i0gs will be held In Grace Church Then
the place will be determined. upon by the
meeting itself.
DR. Hulburd, in speaking OF the result
Of todRJ's meeting aud the prospect Of
the revival, said
"Our ministers are very enthusiastic
and the movement gives promise OF all
and more than was expected.
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
mi. count Nvants Notorletv.

MADRID, Sept. "A Polish count, Hob
kirk, who was n passenger on the Ameri-
can steamer Alliance when she was fired
upon by Spanish gunboat off Cape May
81, Cuba, and who accuses the captain Of
the Alliance of suppressing his evidence
that the Alliance carried contraband Of
war and was within Cuban waters, has
arrived here and has seen the ministers Of
war and of marine regarding the matter.
The government, however, declines TO re-
open the question. Count Hobkirk has
published his story in the Spanish news
papers. and IL has oaused q sensation here.
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
THG JUDGE is WELL AGAIN.

Return OF Hon. /. Q. Grubb From the West
In Fun Health aud vieor-spsnt Much
Time In the Rocky Mountains.
Judge / @ Grubb who has returned
home from his extended Western trip
is greatly imI rovtd in health ard when
seen by an EVENING JOURNAL reporter
this afternoon seemei greatly pleased TO
be able 20 resume his duties as Della
ware jurist In full health and yigor.
Il nave gone away heretofore solely
for pleasure. but this time It was
for my health | had not recovered
from that long illness Of last
summer and started West to get back 10
usual good health / succeeded as you
see aud am pleased. after this very
happy vacation, to settle down to work
again.
81 went f-st to California, then out on
the Pacific. Spent much time In the
Rocky Mountains Came back through the
Dakotas and Minnesota. Have been
away from home nearly all summer"
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
MRS. HALLIDAY AGAIN.
Tries to Kill a Woman Attend
ant at Matteawan Asylum.
ALMOST KICKED HER TO DEATH.

with the Assistance of Another Female
HConvict and Patient the Monticello Muir
deress Attacked Miss Ward, Who Was
Rescued After Becoming Unconscious.
POuGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Sept. 2.-The
facts about a murderous assault commit
ted by Mrs. Lizzie Halliday, the Monticei-
10 murderess, on Miss Kate Ward, an at
tendant at the Matteawm state asylum
for insane criminals where Mrs. Halliday
is confined, on Friday last have just leaked
out.
Mrs. Halliday was assisted in her as
sault on the attendant by Jane Shannon,
another convict patient, who was commit
ted to the asylum for insane criminals
from St. Lawrence county about three
years ago, and who is considered the most
dangerous of the female patients in the
institution.
The assault was the result OF a grudge
which Mrs. Halliday had held against the
attendant for some time. She had been
awaiting a chance to get even with the
attendant This opportunity came ON Fri
day afternoon, when Miss Ward went into
the bathroom, which adioins the women's
ward, to wash, preparatory to taking the
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
SIR KNIGHTS TO HARRISBURG.

st. John and Malta Convouation NJ Penn.
svIvsnia's Capital TO BE Attended By
Wiimingtonians.
A convocstion Of the Knights Of st
John and Malta was held yesterday at
the hall, Fifth ard Market streets, Very
Eminent Grand Prior Charles Hayward
presiding Arrangements we're made for
attending the annual convOcstion TO be
held at Harrisburg tomorrow.
The sir knights In full uniform left
this city this afternoon at 165 o'clock
over the Wilmington and Northern
railroad During the convoeaiion yes
terdsy these were exalted TO the order
Of past commanders; @. q Bott, Lemuel
Marr, Dr. Peter Cooper, q. l. Cooper,
Walter McLsar, @ II. Workman, e M.
Hopes, Charles Ramsburger. h. s
Neher, 7. A. Mcclure, O. L, Gabke, J
M. Dickerson
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
Personal Events.

Miss Grace A. Cook. of Baltimore, who
has been the guest OF Mrs A. e Davidson,
played the pipe organ at the NJ E
Church, yesterday, and rendered several
fine voluntRries
w II. Colpltts. Of Clayton. was here
on Saturday looking after the interests OF
the Smyrna Baseball Club In the scorers
stand. Mr. Colpitts Is thorough
authority on the national game.
Mrs. q H. Ronnie and son have re.
turned home from Viola.
John Strahorn, OF Newark, has been
Visiting In the town.
+ IL Jemison, Of Washington, spent
Sunday here aud will leave, with his
family, for Washington TO day.
Mrs Mary Adams, Miss Jodie Adama
and Miss Bessie Wilson have returned
homo from Woods Holl, Mass where
they have bsen on an extended visit.
Miss Martha A. Draper returned to this
city on Saturday from two months
visit TO her parents at Groton, N. Y.
Miss Carrie Downey, who has been her
guest for few weeks, has also returned.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles w Bryan, OF
Newark, visiiei relatives here yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs Irwin Vanarsdalen, OF
Wilmington, were the guests Of their
parents yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs John w. Mitchell OF
stanton, have been visiting relatives
here
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
A Brace of Bic, clio Accidents.

At IL as o'clock Thomas Richards, q
member OF the CreRmer Hill, n. j.,
wheelmen and one of the century riders.
WAS thrown from his wheel at Ninth and
Market streets and received severe cut
under his chin he was taken into the
barber shop and Dr. Ellegood took six
stitches in the wound after whlca he
resumed his wheel
Gust Boetler, Of the Philadelphia
wheelnen. while just outside the city
struck y stump and was thrown to the
road. His face was badly scraped He had it
dressed at the Delaware Hospital.
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
lrmn. nrer rhn.-

WEsr CHEsTER, Sept 2 While re.
ligious exercises were being conduc ed
at Solomon's Temple, near Chatham, a
number Of oolored lmen became Involved
In big tight While filing the role Of
peacemaker, Priscilla Ford, one of the
Worshipers, had her ears boxed aud was
otherwise maltreated She swore ont
warrants for the arrest ~ a. Johnson
aud Il Williams. and he former was
lodged IN jail yesterday afternoon. vii
liams furnished bait.
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
The Ex-superintendent Read Sermon

Dr.. d. d Richardson, OF Norristown,
Pa, who was the f f-st superintendent OF
the Delaware State Hospital at Farm
hurst, was there yesterday to assist ia
the celebration Of the hospitals sixth
anniversary as arranged for by Superin-
tet don't and Mrs. w II Haucker. Dr.
Richardson read a sermon 20 the inmates
n the chapel services He returned to
Norrlsto vn last night whore he is the
superintendent OF the Pennsylvania
Hospital 70, the Insane.
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
oAuoAr BY A oAvINa eANK.
John Jones, a Coiorod Laborer, Has His
Leg Broken While Digging Cellar.

John Jones, Colorod Laborer, Has His
Leg Broken While Digging a Cellar.
Among the woIkmen employed IN
digging the cellar Of the new storshouse
being erected for the Delaware Hardware @
Company, at Second and Shlpley streets
was John Jones, hard working colored
man who lives on Heald near Twelfth
street He was cutting away a wall
Just before 12 o'clock this noon and
turned to ask bystander what time IL
vas As he did so the bank Of dirt
cRved In burying him TO the shoulders.
His fellowworkmen at once dug him
out and telephoned to the police station
The patrol wagon was sent and removed
the man to the Delaware Hospital, where
II was found that his right leg was
broken. It was attended to and he is
now resting easily.
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
Ereirht Train wrnoI.ad.

HUNTINGTON, Pa, Sept. Am cast
bound freight train on the Pennsylvania
railroad was wrecked by a broken axle six
miles west of this city. Twenty cars, load
cd with coal and bridge iron, were entire
ly demolished $ Il. Franks, brakeman,
was caught under the wreck and instant
" killed.
Evening journal., 1895-09-02

NAPLES Sept 2.-The court which has
been hearing the controversy between
Prince Colonna and his wife, who is tho
daughter Of Mrs. John W. Maokay, has
ordered that the sons be given TO the prin-
cess, and that If necessary force is to be
used. The princess received the boys yes
terday, and it is doubtful If the prince,
who has recently had possession Of them,
viii ever have the boys again.
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
Kenneth square was Shocked.

KEENKTr sQuABE Sept . A heavy
ga thqrake shock was felt In this 81 ciion
about 8 minutes after Yesterday m,ri
log. The vibrations la several &C
onds and appeared 20 be fr,m
East to West. Most persons we're awsk.
ened from their sleep By the rocking mo
tion OF their bsds. Some also report
feeling previous shock some time dur
ing the night.
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
Death from Loch-iar.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DELAWARE CITY. September Wi.
liam Elbsrts. colored, who Was reported
as having his foot mashed about two
weeks ago, while at work on Fort Della
ware, died yesterday afternoon little
before o'clock Elberts had one toe
amputsted but his foot grew worse and
lock jaw set In about week ago and
resulted fatally yesterday.
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
Lightning killed a swimmer.

STANFORD Conn, Sept. 2.-Samuel A.
Scarle assistant foreman at the Blickons-
derfor typewriter factory here was proba-
bly, killed by lightning and his 5-year-old
son drowned near Greenwich point bea-
con. Both lost their lives while Searle was
swimming 10 shore from a capsized boat,
with the little boy on his back. Another
son of Searle and his two companions had
narrow escapes from drowning.