Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-07-25
TELE0RAPHIC BREvITIES.
Senator Quay has declared himself i'll
favor of either Reed or Mckinley for
preSldent

Senator Quay has declared himself ii,
favor Of either Reed or Mckinley for
president.
The tug George W. Childs has been
seized at Jacksonville on the charge OF
. sailor Of wages due him and of car
rying filibusters.
Major McKennon of the Dawes com.
mission has gone to the Cherokee nation
to investigate the charge that the In
dians have gobbled up all the public
lands.
The number of persons supp, 4ed to
have been murdered by II. II. Holmes
at Chicago, is constantly increasing
though no conclusive evidence has yct
been secured.
On Namakon lake, yesterday, Ameri
IAN fishermen came into conflict with
Canadian police. Four police were spill
led from their boats, and three Gshe1.
men were arrested.
The internal revenue officials of San
francisco say that when the Chimes
were first registered. the constitutional
ity was questioned, and they all regis
tered over again. The second certificates
are being sold freely for emigrauts.
Mrs. Eunice Westwater has sued the
fashionable Grace Episcopal church Of
San Francisco for the alleged violation
of contract. She was contraito singer
in the choir, and wants $4,000 dam
ages.
The Utah commission has adopted i
resolution instructing the registrars to
ep-oll all persons. regardless Of sex, who
ar. or may be qualified electors under
the provisions Of tho enabling act and Of
the constitution.
This action was taken in view of the
uncertainty which prevails as to who
may be entitled to registration under
the provisions of the enabling act and Of
the constitution for the proposed state
of Utah.
Six additional batteries of artillery will
be sent to Cuba during the present
month, and during the month of Sep
tember reinforccments to the number Of
10000 troops will be dispatched to the
island under the command of Generals
Polla and Viga.
The United States steamer Mont
gomery, Commander Davis, has arrived
at New York with eight members Of the
Nicaragua canal commission on board.
She sailed from Colon July 10, and from
Key West on the 18th. AL on board
were WE'LL
Captain Reck, who has been making
evictions of settlers Oh the FloumOy
grant in Nebraska, has been enjoinetl
from further operations by the courts.
and will obey the injunction. The In
terior department has taken no action
on the matter.
A conference of silver men from all
the congressional districts of the state
was held in the Office of Allen w. Thur
NJ Co1r y1v-t1 law of
ternoon, at which 1t was decided to go to
silver resolution. Calvin S. Brice VII
be openly opposed for the Senate.
The miners employed at Corrodelero,
state Of Mexico, to the number of $50 Or
200, arose in revolt against their EN-,
ploycrs, and taking refuge in neighbor.
ing town, fortified themselves and are
now defying the authorities. The mana
ger Of the mine took flight, being in i'm.
mediate danger of assassination.
Chester w. Rowe, the defaulting cash.
In the City of Mexico, and large part
Of the $4,000 which he made away with
has been attached by Pinkerton opera
tives and will likely be returned to the
county from which 1t was taken. Rich
ard Rowe, brother to the absconder, Is
also under arrest as an accomplice.
The district attorneys office, at New
York, has been turned over to Inspector
Whitaker of the San Francisco police.
on requisition papers, the noted crook,
known as "Dink" Wilson, alias Richard
Bernard, alias Richard Davis, alias Rob
ertson, and several other aliases. The
San Francisco authorities have been
looking for the man since 1893. He is
wanted there for burglary, grand lar
ceny and petit larceny. He Is accused
of robbing a silk firm of $150,OOO worth
of goods.
A successful ascent has been made to
the crater of the volcano of Popocate-
pei, Mexico, by a girl of fifteen, IN the
person of Florence Blackmore of Deans
academy, Franklin, Massachusetts,. who
thus has the distinction of being the
youngest member of her sex who has
ever accomplished the perilous trip. Tho
party numbered eight. including several
young ladies', and all reached the crater.
Nearly 100 school teachers have arrived
in this capital from the Denver National
Educational convention. The party will
spend several days in the vicinity before
returning to tile North.