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The Forrest City times., 1895-08-16

PRINCE FERDINAND of Bulgaria ex. pected to profit by the assassination of Stambulof, but, on the contrary, finds himself exposed to general wrath and scorn on account of that shocking event. The people of his country are generally opposed to him. and Russia, whose favor he sacrificed everything to win, has repudiated him. He should go chase himself
The Forrest City times., 1895-08-16

THE American line steamer Ohio is to be retired from the regular fleet be- cause she is too small to be profitable, and is otherwise inferior to the later American-built vessels. She was a good ship in her day, and carried many distinguished persons across the ocean. but the present model of marine arch itecture is so for in advance that the Ohio is distinctly outclassed, and must take back seat
The Forrest City times., 1895-08-16
Whisky Trust at Auction.

BAY VIEW, MICH, August 13.-Judge woods refused to grant an appeal to the whisky trust this afternoon and so Gen. John McNulta, receiver of the trust, will stand on the postoffice steps tomorrow ald dispose at public auction ot seventeen distilleries and the com pany's office building at Peoria The upset bid price is S9, 500, 600 for the lot and the reorganization committee will be the purchaser at that figure.
The Forrest City times., 1895-08-16

NEWS from Armenia and China raises the inquiry: Have Christian nations any respect for their religion? The time is ripening for scorn of hoary diplomacy and regulation of tyran- nical barbarism in the name of Chris tian decency. tolerance. trade, peace and civilization. A little force and a little sense would establish everlast- ing freedom with peace over the world.
The Forrest City times., 1895-08-16

A REPORT is going the rounds that President Cleveland recently failed to pass the necessary medical examina- tion to secure policy of life insur- ance. The president like all men of full habit, may be liable to sudden snutfing out of life's candle by an apo pletic attack, but he seems to have faculty of disappointing the gossipers, and may fool the insurance people. tOO
The Forrest City times., 1895-08-16

A NEW law in New York goes into force September 1 which requires secrecy to be maintained by all who handle telephone messages. Under it's provisions any telegraph or telephone employe who improperly reveals a message may be fined 1000 or inn prisoned for six months, and the same penalty is fixed for any person who wrongfully obtains a message.
The Forrest City times., 1895-08-16

IT would seem that the courts and law officers of the state of Missouri need general overhauling. The al- legations made in support of mo- tion for new trial in the case of the Taylors, convicted of the Meeks' mur- ders. if sustained, would indicate that the court and it's officers are set of ignoramuses sadly out of place. But lawyers were ever quibb}ers
The Forrest City times., 1895-08-16

LIeHTsING has photographed trees on the backs of two boys on Long Island. There are some boys. now grown tall, who have distinct recollec- tions of having the imprint of tree branches impressed upon their backs while they were at school. and with out the interposition of lightning.
The Forrest City times., 1895-08-16

PRINCE KHILKoFF. Russian minister of ways and communications, is a practical engineer of skill and experi- ence. He worked as an ordinary me- chanic and as locomotive engineer in Canada and the United States, and later spent several years with an en- gineering firm in Liverpool.
The Forrest City times., 1895-08-16
Must Pay More.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, August 14-The tendency of the state tax board is to increase the assessment on all rail roads doing business in the state, The ngures of last year are changed as Tar as the board has progressed.
The Forrest City times., 1895-08-16

HAD the affair at Spring Valley. H., been reversed and the negroes been the assailants of the foreigners, the national capital would have been in a ferment by this time over diplomatic inquiry; but the poor black brutes are only American citizens. and it doesn't matter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26
SUICIDE BARR.
L.! L>r Behind 4 Short Record Of Him
SELF ana Family.


self ana Family.
John Barr Whu blew uut hls brains ut
East Las vegas last sunday altcinun,
left behind the following htih hlugraph.
ical history u himself ami family
brk found ~ hl- trunk, Vests
tunplrtr AnAi, isis IT the IulN Klhlr." un
thr ny page ut Nhrh /. wuitrn "lauught
al NORWAY, H., oct. 81, lNnN. from Rev. j..
II. k-ktaAnd,' contains hfI,t amil,
record, And this Is ali which n,unr knows
Ut John Barr lie aud hl~luiS. before he
came to- Las vegas, lh- j. the record
John Mari Was barn ~ the I'm day III
September, lSil. sarah h. MrlulNfr
VA, born IN the Sth ia! ~ November
lNir.
John Barr aud sarah T.. MCINTYRE were
lrlnci ~ the buud, ut ma,rimuuS uu the
sl-t day ui May, l>',s. T., the h,N. A. H.
M"urr, OTTAWA H.
"Addlr Ma, baff va. born uu the 18th
day II MAY, 4 H., lNt, ~ Mission. la
sale county, H.
"Addlr MAY i.air departed ih,- lie uu
Ia" ,th daA ~ loC,ini.t, l. H.. lS,u. AT
the homr OF ". Applug. Muuuu., La
sdllr county, H., aged one lrar. ak
months, nineteen ddN- Disease, train
ioN"L sarah klen Mrr vile Ut John
Barr departed tn, HE, bee 2l,t A. H.,
lN'", al ia" hons" 81 " Nppuug Maui.
ln,, La sale county, H., ui ruu-umpuun
aged t"rni! tour years all twenty
ld!.
lhi, Whiting VA all apparently. tbs
hand ul John ndlr hm-ri lu- moan.
iug another han. completed thr rrcpfa.
Toy aiding, john bdtr committed ,u
eat" Ia hl, fupu, td-l Las Vegas, y. NJ.
uri -u,lL $50, b, -h,rtlug uur.rl' ~
to" head. lu, l. q huuh Il human hir
rl'-"d, history m au ruIur hmN
written lhN w'fr TORN, lhrN lN,J.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26
BOLD, BAD MEN.
H"id.t y. Held Down q, the junction Las,
iSeninH.

TOWN y buhtNtun tast
h,eninE.
There was trouble AT the Atlantic n
Pacific junction last night aud ~ a r..
suit seven members ~ the hulp fraternity
ldngui~l III III" county Jail, tw" u them
With bullet wounds ~ the leg aud feet.
lHL tITILLN int"rN iewcd these men
This morning IN the riti Jail. where they
were l"lRrd Temporarily, and found the
i've afr Wounded. suffering considerably,
hut II l. hot probable that their wounds
NJ" -"fluu- he following account II
The trouble was communicated tu I'M
CITIZEN b! one who Witnessed II:
In All attempt 81 hold ny this station
last nigh, by t0ugh-, twu VI the attack.
ing party wrtr wounded ami the whole
gang uf seven taNrh pfl>unrf~.
tur several day past thfr" tough look
ing customers have been seen around
her" and ~ several occasions have nj.
tackled Indians aud tfaluInrn ~ more
defiant nahnri han ordinary hulr,~
Nhuut nuuu Ar-trtldl Night Operator
ii'N. ttauci- saw and overheard
near his brdtuun window these
three t"ughs planning All attack
"li the depot that night he al once 40.
titled Ill" agent II, y, lirckrt, of what H.
had heard, and pian~ were at once lnli
i"t then reception. IN the meantime the
i"ughS had lr,n reinforced hN four more
ui lihr character and were hlung up uu
nHtlN" Isi"tA wine and Wei" getting
tt"uhI"~"tnr, they attacked party IT IL.
dhn~. VII" drove them n hl the nld ~
gum.
NJ O'clock N,r,lhing Wa IL, rraIi.
n'-~ lot the auidcN "a Tia depot ~hlch
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26

miserable cur- that make life miserable
day aud night think Albuquerque has
mufr dog- g~"i. had and indifferent
than ANY town on earth No restriction
II placed around them, and drrt po-t-
AMI gtrcr-' vegetable suffer In -all Il.
leucr
The aching h"ad uu .Irrrlr,- pillow
rolls from side 4" side ~ the We small
hours, compelled to listen tua Villain.
ou- ilu ~ \ rhutu. u log. Wurlllr-- 90,
cuNutr-, aud some " th,m ~ NANCY.
j II IIprIN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26
t>II,WIA< CONFERENCE.
statement at the Unitarian Attitude To.
ward pthrI Denominations,

I >lhiF nnsNi nt ihT 7 nltaflah
ward bihrT Denominations.
Washington. oct IL The sixteenth
animal ~,,-lou II ia" national conference
Iuf uIdfltn and "thrr Christian
rhutrlr- Wmrh viii convene IN this city
~ Iuclprk this Aitrrnoun will be- the
most Important gathering IT that boIy
Yet hrli Unusual lmpnrtanc" attaches
1, the meeting owing in IN" recent re-
| Nntl Il I nltarldul-n, the principal e'i'
Irurr ~ whlrh during IA" past year has
l.,u The unprecedented Increase IN the
membership IT the churches II this d"-
domination Tar rN.r"hlng the growth II
nu' puNmn, Nrnr \rdry -lS hundred
delegate, ~. ALREADY registered al the lo-
rrI hotels.
he Unitarian conference l. unique
among rriIglru, gatherings. The rrla-
iUu ~ Ia, Ndrlou- churches l. purely
'hl'u a--ucnlluu. amt the Remuneration
I mrual rrrd and central authority
u,kr. thruI"glra dispute. lmpnSSible.
m, L,-r -,-,l,n NJ the conference adopt
90 'hr rlIuNlug ufnrlil statement u IT,
Mrm,
Dh~ rufuurr ~ Unitarian aud
.'n.0 ,h...u r.urh', va, lurm,d IN
". un I,ra Wln ''r purls'~" Il
.v... Is. 20 .NIr .., ml -nclrtlrS
.Nn.. I.uI mun lu It Ior ~ II" and
n,.r Wurs nr th. kluSIum II lid,
Ill #
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26
The I,rsI I.Ginrnt Hand.

EdIiUf~ I .Ni'n
In Your l~-IIr II Ia" 18th noticed an
article un the First Regiment band and
|, a stranger IN your midst. a hralIh-
seeker from the east, must ~ that the
writer, ~ authority fur the article. rN.
pressed It hut mllill when be- SAID that
tlr't Won the admiration II ever, h,rlN m
Santa Re by lhrIr grnlrmaull h. hiNiur
and the muse that tlrN rendered. u, |
was among the great thruug winch
parked around The d"IHt AT santa Fr Ia
wrlc"ur the cardinal, aud there Wit.
Messed the superb manner IN which the
header uf the Mhumrrlu" haud hlrd h,
men Int" position ~ the parade "\u
finer srt II musicians ever Appeared In
any parade" they are certainly we'll dis
clpllnr'i, AMI Albuquerque, aye even all
the people Of the territory should lee
proud If it, First Regiment baud |
must confess that the band wa, that
which induced me. more than ANYTHING
ls", Ia leave santa +" AMI take up les.
idence IN your beautiful city, which A..
low N" Ia say. think l. hy "a IA finest
city In New Mexico.
! was passenger gu the same train
with the band upon their return TO your
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26
city. and during the time had AN oppa

city. and during the time had an oppot
tunity 10 converse with several VI it,
members. LEARNED that the Atlantic x
Pacific Railroad company have. at the
solicitation ~ the manager " the band.
employed almost every one who wa, u
musician and who wished IT, Iuin the
baud and Wa willing to work. llurrah
lot the Atlantic n Pacific ralltuad /
al~o learned that the haul had Received
I'll" honor II mIug tfdn-prrl.d from
lalni Junction Ia santa fr uH thu catiii.
naIs special train, also, that they had
Received invitations tu the banquet which
was given III honor 81 the Cardinal. ami
was recipients Of c"mpIlm"nlaf! tickets
to the CEREMONIES al the cathedral, al-u,
that the bays were very enthusiastic N
their praise III the secretary 1t the tern.
tory aud his r-tlmahlr vile, Mt H. Nil.
let, fur courte-ir- rKtculrd lhrm,
Would 1t not be- We'll that solnr one ~
rather, some committee ui MlIr- -hWIld
take hold " the mdttcI ut raising n tuni
Tor the band, So that Nihulucfgur could
maintain n musical organization that
would attract the attention 1T the rn,lrr
territory ~ well IT. attract all health
-r'kriS, a. nothing tends t. induce pru.
pie Ia make thrlf fr-ll,ncr IN "a citN -
much a. that ui music. Now. suggest
To- the citizens II A,hulurrluo, u,Ip your
hand, the -trangrr, Whp ate -oy"urmng
with lou "WII,nr with luu.' >I,LNHl.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26

the dllru1r, Attending the closing
oi ia" Rrchmau mlll have been adjusted
aud wulk was Resumed "Wednesday last.
Mr, j, H. Nu!d'l Ia, Purchased a thrI
lnl"lr>l aud /, n"" udnagrr he mill
l. running I" H. ul capacity. ani the
w"pl" at Bland AZ" !uhl,anl. work ~
the mines l. progressing fNurahll. and
large shipments IT "rr arr hrIng made
dairy. Ihl- l. cheering news, H. II wd-
feared lhr mil would h. tied up during
the coming wlut"r,-' ,rrlllu, Ru,tlrr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26
--latest IL iinus' br,urttinIi.

W. j. lwaN, the artistic d"curatri. IT,.
turned h"m SUNDAY might from Denver.
"hrr" he purchased u cornpl"l" new stock
OF Nail raI"l anal mouIiluI "l III" latest
t!ir> aud design. llri l. now prepared
I" sh"" Ties" latest nuNrltlr, III HOUSE
d'c"Failn /" ia" rtl2,n- al \lhuluT
am
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26

Fllt llarlw"ll Ia h"r last ~yndh ate at.
tIrlr, SAY, Il don't recommend any ,pr,
cldI brand II tea tol aftrrnoun u'rluk
u iu, however. know all alrut thu hr-l
tea l" lakr nj nlght. Parks lea viii crI.
talnlN clear Your complexion and purIiN
!unt hl"sl. \uu viii he surprised At the
Impeachment II i"u taxi u cup IT raIk,
80 each night Sold l.! ~. lhu,. II.
Burgess n son
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26
NEW MEXICO.
li.ms Vi Interest clipped lrOm the
territorial Press.

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Toy liiI"'d WHEN hu AlhuIurfGu' new.
payer man can didN ll' p"t-'uaI check
lot tl,'" anl au hdiN dtuggl-t k"rp-
ll"u-hhds ~ t"lhI- uldl"u AVA! lu h-
office >A'" 'rU'
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dwlu- tue -upr,mr court. authority Co.
SEND mt attachment. hf u.n,IIy.I.
r,.u. when '.,N nrr hold l,n. iu r.u.
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l. ..'rf t.'1ur
IN your l~,uruf ~" irth Nnu ~. r.n
t"riallN "lh" rltN u Nluwrrm. 30.
rlN"S u larg" rr,"uu" from lWaIh. v'.
com" h"r' 1, regain 'lul' h.llN no
greater portion having (" rwuu 81"
rr,t IL their lnr,.'
The article then gnr- "n t"ai,nrt'r
IA" establishment II a -anltdrluW. pc
'umahly fuf IA" hrnrllr II thr ln,alld,
aforesaid. v one "f the latter. bog tr
"h~"i'" that ihrr are uiduN nthw Im
pr"N"m"nl- nrr"--arl here fr the h.n.0ii
81 inNalld- besides '.aulidrluun-" VIII
mention n few Fiat. ~ dwelling
hnu-,'~, furnished anl un'urnl-h.l amt
arrangri for light housekeeping, and lri
NJ reasonable rate. \ hi, rauia--,i
tlw town IA , week fur u room where IN,
could liNr, eat ani sheep, AMI failed T."
hni II. \ more complete -N-irm ~
street sprlnkllng, The dusty -trrrl- AMI
crossings are lni"lrrihlr tu thr-.. "frNr.
uur lnNAlld-,' whn ate expected to come
here aud build up the town a. we'll a,
themselves Then shut out the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26
at'eeklg Citizs'I
From rup~,la,. Dall,

Ralph llalluIan the insurance man,
has returned ~ the city
Perry llo,ry. the CabcEon ranchcro.
arrived In town SUNDAY.
I. u. Reeves and A. ;. Knapp, both Of
Pueblo. are ut the Highland
travelling Engineer Chas. Dreamer
returned west this morning
Felix Baca wa" passenger ior rrin,-
dali on this mornings No,i.
Louis Baer. wool buyer for Ei-emann
Bros. has returned from santa Ee.
N, Il. Balue, the Kelly mine Operator,
returned home on Nu. | this morning.
r. v. DObson went up a. the capital
tbs morning on professional business.
Tho-. y, Milker-on. district ATTORNEY.
arranged Tor the days visit al santa Ee.
braurcgafd Lee, the santa fe railroad
Directive went north on Nu. ihl- mufu.
lug.
H. T.. Schu-trr spout lr-ierla, IN Her.
n,ilo and returned home on thu night
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urrtgr {. Wi.,u. frrH Il lrf
uroh and wife Irm 'uirag g. q, lIr.
h'En'""'
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man '"'''' J" '''l" "" W. "n We. I'~t
evening
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nv" county "'i' hIuh'Il'" ihl~
morning
fhu"ln- Fr"uhutl,d treasurer ~
I"na NnH cuuu'N.r 900" down 'rum santa
;" last night
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VISITING HI, hirlrf. H." ,.u'0u'utN uIl
company man.
& NJ UIrkIip y,.r,..u ,,-t,r,, man.
ag"r f"r thu Mallory linz, "flr" ~ bon.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26
>nw Called , haI,p,li-

N"N 'nll'h haEp'llr,
Ia" santa r. railroad authorities have
changed the name ut brtnal station. on
account 4 lis similarity with B-Tna-
INTO. which Wa likely Ia lead Ia contu-
-luu - SUNDAY last, when General
Manager j. j. Frey aud party had hid
Riru totarilual Gibbons al Las Vegas
AMI w'rr r-rorting \rrhhi~hop Chapelle.
to santa r.. the station IN question waI
rr.rhrl-i'urd. uu passing that station
IL" general manager turned a. General
superintendent Dyer and remarked that
be- lmd c"u-l lrTrd MS suggestion for u
change Il name. nlll aid that he thought
h" hai fuuui a gr"i one t"r the station
y" would call 1t Ihaprllr, and thappelle
It U.s. superintendent Hurley, &C. Hall
anl wife, uui John NJ Mccarthy. tho
general Managers bright stenographer.
II IL" party aud were present at
the christening.
rnfk. lea /, a great hloul purifier and
clan-"r. Pheasant herb drink which
moves III" bowels without pain, gripping
uf Discomfort sold by lr, |, II, Burgess
\ son
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26

Xii bN"l, we'll known III hi, city.
ha- upul a sch .l N scientific pairing
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anh alTrai! has quiI" large elias, who
propose TO learn the art u ssli-dsisnse.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-03-15
THE COAL MINERS STRIKE.
River Operators Agree to Pay tho G0-Cent
Rate.

River Operators Agree to Pay tho G0-Cent
Rate.
PITTsBURG, March 12.-The river OPP
orators have decided unanimously to
pay the 69-cent rate until the barges on
the river are filled and while the boat
ing stage lasts; but the railroad opera
tors as unanimously refused to accede
to the demands Of the miners and will
pay no more than 65 cents. By the de-
cision of the river operators the entire
river district will resume work at once,
which creates great rejoicing among the
men. President Cairns is we'll pleased.
He says 1000 miners will be added to
those already at work. He says these,
together with those who have had the
demand granted before, in both rail and
river mines, will make the number be-
tween 5000 and $4,000 at work out of
the 20, 900 in the district.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-03-15
ANOTHER CHINESE DEFEAT.

Japs Capture and Burn DOnshOtal-China
Agrees on Terms of Peace.
SHANGHAI, March IA Chinese
force OF 1000 men, supported by 80
guns, was attacked by the Japanese at
Donshotal on Saturday last. The at
tack was successful, and in two hours
the Chinese fled towards Chino how,
losing 400 men. The Japanese loss was
10 killed. After burning Donshotal for
strategic reasons the Japanese recrossed
the Lao.
LONDON, March 12.-A despatch to
The Times from Pekin says that the
Chinese government, through the
United States ministers have already
agreed upon the points in the peace
conference regarding the independence
of Korea, the oession of territory and
money indemnity, the amount to be
agreed upon by the ENJOYS.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-03-15
PRIZE FIGHTS ALL RIGHT.
A New Orleans Judge Decides in The
Favor.

A New Orleans Judge Decides in Their
Favor.
NEW ORLEANS, March 12.-Judge
Fighter Of the civil district court for a
lo;'g time has had under trial and con-
sheraton the case of the State VS.. the
olympic Club, which was for for
fe.ture Of it's charter, growing out of
the prize fights which took place within
Its a:rna, Attorn>y General Cunning
ham averrlny that these contests or
prize fights were not Of the character of
exhibitions contemplated by the law
permitting glove contests.
The case had been tried once before
by him and decided in favor Of the club.
On an appeal to the supreme court it
Was se.lt back to Judge Fighter for an
other trial. The judge has again de-
cided tie case wholly IN favor of the
club. Under the decision the club can
con inue glove fights without inter-
ference