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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-04-11

Report thst'z(S ynts.ds 70 Rssis. Il
wholly Uptrls.
Warrington dispatch; WashIngton 10 In
the midst Of m era Of "fakee-" The lat
est IL that Secretary Gresham 10 about TO
resign from the cabinet 10 engage In tho
practice of law, and - usual there II just
enough truth IN II to carry whopping and
objectionable lie. The element Of truth
10 that Mrs. Gresham ID not and never
has been In love with Washington, aud
has never been at the slightest pains, to
conceal the fact from her friends. This
fact has been seized upon as basis for
the unfriendly resignation story. There
10 absolutely nothing to the story, and It
Is scarcely less absurd than would be q
report that President Cleveland was going
to resign. The relations between the
President and his premier are most cor
dial, and ever have been. General Gresh-
am IL closer In the confidence of his chief
than any other cabinet officer. and II
would be difficult to imagine condition
Of affairs arising between them that
would cause an official separation before
the expiration of the Presidents term.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-04-11
REPUBLICANS WIN.

Wolverine State Chooses Moore for
the Supreme Bench. -,
A dispatch from Detroit, Mich, says:
The Republicans have carried the State.
but by reduced majority from last falls
landslide. The returns came in with pro-
voking slowness from the interior coun-
try, but show that not more than two
thirds of the normal vote has been polled
and that the apathy has affected more
Republicans than Democrats. Returns
indicate that Judge Moore for justice of
State Supreme Court will have not less
than 10000 majority. The old Third dis
trict, so long represented in Congress by
Julius @. Burrows, elects Lieut.-Gov.
Mines. Republican, by nearly 1,SOO ma
jority over A. NJ. Todd, fusion.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-04-11
THE LAWMAKERS AGAIN.
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific to
Back Another Scheme.

Back Another Scheme.
The Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific
Railroad Company has apparently not lost
confidence in the ultimate successful dem
onstration Of the rainmaking theories of
Clayton b. Jewell, who has been conduct
Ing rainmaking experiments throughout
the arid belt in the West for three years.
Last year the company fitted up three cars
with complete laboratories designed for
coaxing moisture from the clouds. The
campaign met with Indifferent success.
Rock Island officers, however, appear still
to have faith in the theory, for they have
ordered the construction of three addi-
tional cars at their shops in Holton that
will be put into service together with the
three that were in commission last season.
The railroad company has interested the
Department of Agriculture at Washing
tor'-in the enterprise, and agents Of the
department will be sent out with the
Kansas rainmakers this season.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-04-11
INDIAN AGENT ACCUSED.
Charged with Trying to Create a Hos
tile Spirit at Pine Ridge.

Word has been received at Omaha
charging an Indian agency inspector with
attempting to create hostile spirit among
the Indians at Pine Ridge agency. This
inspector, Cadman by name.is accused of
holding "star chamber" interviews with
a few disgruntled Indians. These In
dams charged the agent, Captain Penny,
with corruption and dishonesty. Cadman
is said to have refused the agent a hear
ing and declared that he had the papers
in his pocket to discharge any agent. 1t
Is said Cadman bullied and threatened en-
ploycs. The white people at the agency
are very indignant and are preparing pc
titions asking that Cadman be removed.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-04-11
Reorganization of tn French Arm,

Reorganization oil Tn french ARM.
A single circumstance changed The
French revolution from sectarian
dogma into a national movement. By
the exertions and plans of Carnot tbc
effective force of the French army
had been raised in less than two yearp
from 10000 to the astonishing figure
of over 100000. The discipline VIII
now rigid. and the machine was PIT
fectly adapted to the workman's haIf,
although for lack Of money the equb-
ment was still sadly defective. In 1c
army Of Italy were nearly $1,000 Dsn
"a number which included all the co.,
risons and reserve of the coast tovns
and of Corsica. Its organization, IKE
that Of the other portions of the mi
tary power, had been simplified. niiso
strengthened. There was a commsnd-
er-in-chief, n chief Of staff. three s(n-
erals of division (of whom Massna
was one), and thirteen brigadiersI of
whom one-Buonaparte-was the dm-
mander and inspector Of artillery.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-04-11
Eight Killed, Many HURT.

Four persons were killed outright and a
fifth fatally injured in wreck on the Bel
laire, GAINESVILLE and Cincinnati Narrow
Gauge Road, ut trestle FIVE miles west
of Summerfeld, o., Friday. -Four tramps
were killed, two fatally and six badly
hurt by the derailing of an Alton freight
train near East Alton.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-04-11
How Sir Isaac Did II.

Sir Isaac Newton was very fondq
house pets. Everybody has read OFFS
dog Diamond, bur his cat and ki4n
are not so famous In order to eI1$le
the pair to come into his studyf On
they pleased. without giving histthe
trouble of rising to let them In. rhad
large hole cut In the door the
cat, and small one for the KIN! II
required a philosopher to disco thai
the big hole would not do for t4kitten
alsol
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-04-11
BURNED TO THE WATERS EDGE.
Steamer Iron Queen Destroyed at An
tiquity, Ohio.

Steamer Iron Queen Destroyed at An
tiquity, Ohio.
The Pittsburg and Cincinnati packet
Iron Queen was totally destroyed by fire
at Antiquity, twelve miles above Pome-
roy, Ohio. One colored chambermaid
was lost, the name not obtainable. All
the passengers were saved, with most of
their baggage. The boat was bound for
Pittsburg. At Racine she took on n lot
of baled straw and moved mile further
up to Antiquity to take on large amount
of hogshead poles. While lying ut the
bank there, lamp exploded in the en-
CINE room, setting the rear part of the
boat on fire, which rapidly communicated
to the straw. Within few moments the
entire boat was in flames. The Iron
Queen, which was the pride of the Ohio
river, was built in Marietta in 1892, and
is valued at 100000.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-04-11
Trnde Ia Pickinu I'm.

X. G. Dun & Co.'S weekly Review of
Trade says: Returns showing the condi;
ton of retail trade in March throughout
the country and the distribution OF goods
of final comparison with the same month
in 1894 and 1893 give gratifying evidence
that in most trades and districts marked
improvement over 1894 is realized, though
on the whole trade is smaller than in 1893.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-04-11
Both Legs Cut OF.

+. Lyman Knapp, a brakeman IN the
Chicago and West Michigan employ, was
run over at New Era and both legs were
cut off. He studded his toe while coup
ling cars. He was &c years old, married,
and lived at New Era. A special train
from Muskegon took Road Surgeon Gar
Der to the scene, but it is not thought
Knapp will recover. st
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-04-11
Robbed by Mexican Outlaws.

At Cordova, Mexico, Henry Westfall,
n young English tourist of prominent
family, states that he was attacked by n
band of renegade Indians and outlaws in
the State of Chiapas and robbed of all
the money and valuables that he carried.
His companion was also wounded.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-04-11
Indian Murderer Is Killed.

A Gleichen dispatch says the Indian
murderer of Government Officer Skyner,
of the Blackfoot reservation, was finally
captured and shot dead by mounted
posse of police. The murderer made n
determined fight to the last.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-04-11
BURNED IN FOREST FIRES.

Three Fatalities Reported in Southern
Kentucky.
Two lives are reported to have been
lost by the forest fires near Bowling
Green, Ky, and one in Grayson County.
Near Hadley, in the western part of the
county, about 500 acres of timber have
been burned over. The homes of Henry
Eiler, Otis Smith and James Walters
were destroyed. The families escaped on
horses, but Henry Eiler was fatally burn
ed, and a negro farm hand persisted on
the Eiler farm.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-04-11

George b. Swift defeated Frank Wen
ter in the Chicago mayoralty contest by
plurality of 41,O0S in total of over 25T,-
600 votes. The entire Republican ticket,
with the exception of few gang alder
men, was successful. Wisconsin chose
Moore, Republican. for supreme Judge;
and the Michigan State Republican ticket.
with the Third congressional district, is
safe. In Wisconsin and Michigan. NUM-
cipal elections, no very startling results
are noted. ''s1D q"
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-04-11
KiIIed Inv ma. Nurse.

Near Coldwater, Miss, Mary Rouse ana
Tom Jones lived. Tom had been sick and
Mary was his nurse. Tom wanted cup
of coffee, but she demonstrated. telling
him that II would be injurious. He per-
sisted, and Mary struck him over the head
with skillet, killing him.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-04-11
His Forebodinus Came True.

Recently Postmaster Engle, Of Dalton,
was found dead in bed and one of his
neighbors, August Sack, has been fearing
that he would die in the same way. Fri
day morning his foreboding was realized.
When his wife went to call him for break
fast he was dead. He was,71 years old
and one of the pioneer farmers of Mus
kegon County.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-04-11
Druggists Acquitted.

The trial ofNDruggists Collins, Nichols,
Watson and Sammond, charged with yio-
lation of the State pharmacy laws, was
held Thursday. Three of them were ac-
quilted. DIR. Berton G. Watson was
found guilty of violating the State phar-
macy law by running drug store WITHOUT
a registered pharmacist RI charge, and
was fined $50 and costs, in all $40. The
case was prosecuted by the State Phar-
macy Boards
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-04-11
vafuablc Records harmed.

Winnipeg advices say that Regina, the
capital of the northwest territories, had
. most disastrous fire, the court house
building, with all the valuable territorial
papers and libraries. being completely de-
stroyeds The loss on books and recordS
cannot be eStimated.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-04-11

Mrs. Wilbur Berry, q Hattie Greek col
ored woman. who resides with her father,
Allen ]. Davis, shot her husband and
then, shot herself. The woman Is insane,
30 the doctors say. She ordered her hus-
band out Of the house. and he started to
leave, when abe shot him in the back be-
tween the shoulders. The wound Is not
fatal. She shot herself under the chin,
the ball passing up into her head. Sur
geons have not been able to find the balL
Her wound Is considered fatal.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-04-11
Ask Cleveland to Re.iuu.

BY vote of Is to 1, during an exciting
session of the congregation of the Pres
byterian Church mt Chaumont,a N. ", il
was decided to ask Rev. William Cleve.
land. brother Of President Cleveland, to
tender bis resignation of the passionate.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-04-11

At Wato0ga, .. T., Al.Evnns and DIR.
Babb, bed fellows In n hotel. quarreled
over the proper division of the bed cloth
ing, and Evans, drawing revolver from
under the pillow. shst and killed Babb.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-04-11
Blew "A Wagon Two MiIcs.

Boone County, Ky, was struck by a
cyclone Wednesday, which did much dam
age to property, but caused no loss of life.
Many horses and cattle were killed. A
farm wagon was carried two miles
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-04-11

Mrs. Ellen SHINE. of Port Huron. died
Friday night from the effects of dose of
strychnine. presumably with suicidal in
tent, as she had been known to have made
threats to that effect. She secured the
poison at Boice's drug store upon the
spretense that She wished to poison some
mice. Upon reaching home she mixed the
drug with bottle of cold tea and of this
decoction drank cupful about bedtime.
She was found by one of her sons lying
upon the bed and partly unconscious A
physician arrived too late to be OF any
aid. The deceased had on several occa-
sions threatened to take her own life on
account of dependency.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-04-11

bank Failure at Fort Worth, Texas.
The City National Bank of Fort Worth,
Texas, failed TO open its doors Friday.
This bank was the depository of the city
treasurer, Elser. who has city funds to
the amount of 100000.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-04-11
STATE OF MICHIGAN.


Battle Creek womsa Does Bioody
Work with Pistolx Port Huron
Lady Was Despondept- The Acqait-
tale, One convictior, q Drugsists.s Y
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-04-11

primary inspector board. All voting is to
be done according to the latest registra-
ton list, and voters must make oath they
belong to the party holding the primary
Duplicate returns of the action of the
caucus are to be sent to the city clerk
and proxies in convention will not be
permitted, as vacancies are filed by vote
of the delegation itself. An attempt to
bride a delegate at a convention or pri-
mary Is made punishable by a 6ne of
$1,000 or nine years Imprisonment, or
both.
Mary Dado, aged 10, wanted to attend
a dance at Marshall. Her mother refused
permission and the daughter took dose
of paris green. A doctor was called. but
she died In agony. Before her death Mary
said she took the poison o.,ly to frishtcn
her parents.
A small child of Charles Bougt. living in
the city of Marshall, was scalded In q
horrible manner by an older sister. re-
sulting in death i'm a few hours. The old
err child was removing pan of hot water
from the stove, when the young child ran
against her and was completely drenched
with hot water from head TO foot.
A number of Finlanders engaged in
drunken brawl at Escanaba and one of
their number, John Hidden, was severely
slashed with knife.
The Yale Expositor cuts loose thusly on
the sickness of local harness maker:
"With 'unbridlcd' rein and without a bit
of courtesy, the grip entered James Wal
lace's harness shop, 'collared' the proprie-
tor, 'tuggcd' him home and strapped and
'rveted' him to a bed. Although nearly
whipped Jim kept himself well blanket
ed and now has a check on the intrud-
er, the lines in his hands, and thinks
he Is still in the ring He says he feels
slight traces of the stitches yet, bus
that's 'awl.'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-12
rut ,.u,.uN nNruEH
Tue II.,sN received the following LEI
triH ihlr morning
Ia. Ca. Ns. y " Jhr

TUE tl.tsN received ,h" follow irg lei.
irr- tuls m"tuug
IL. CN..Ns,N NJ Jnr !
Eh,ots ttus-u
| ur,o-r hrrrNIth c"Iy Il Letter
vluch wAr iuA,I,d by Nj Lemon a. Lu-
tlm Miller yesterday shortly An-f
mailing II Mt L-uur received n Telegram
from Judge FA.i requesting hm o. ~ g.
~Aa,A r. At uuc- aud httur the records ~
'nr Chu-ty ,Ar"
Mr Lemon ,rAN-r uu a. lay = TRAIN tor
santa Re, aud drclar-s b." viii tell the
Whole truth. NJ matter whom II hurts.
Nru ar nj liberty t. MAKE thls public
and comment uu It - not, Jus, NJ you
think h"rt. Yours truly,
MAETIs L.UNAS
u.lrrd wAs the following letter t. the
,rrr,,uua -rrrr,arl f,om Mr. l.-no,r,
clerk flr the th,rI yuII,mI AIS,rry,
Ch,. ~. y M JAn
lIo. I,"1,n Ah,"' S~r"'a2 II Stat" S""'A
lIrAr 81 | uuiirr IA" ARTICLE ia yrri"r
day. New Mrhunu ~ r-gnri tu Sit
Cnusty's claim tia, hr hAd lAd mr TIA"
SIS ~ mentioned ~ the tNn indictments.
ttHlllfr 81 WHICH NtIf sfllN WV o''iA' Ne
rIu,s.
Ihr ta,,r are iAH, Mr Chr,sty paid me
g. - IL each ut the t~u ,A-rr II tue Ter.
ruary VI. John " North, 1T al Noe. "a
AMI t4i Sierra county i"ckrt, "a Matrh
- e the year iiy Nu overnight "i my
driu,y thus was uu, ,arri-i nat" IN, cAri
H., opt, tor that quarter hut Will Ice car
rI.d nv til" lac, one.
-. q I.t la,s
cAa.r male against Mi Chilrty AT ia,
last tsrm 4 court, And ia justin" I" Nj
C,-ry, my deputy. d'rirr /" ma! that la
VA under tue uuurrrsi"n that hal ~
,mlrd the SlJ 81 To- Mr.. thririy, whlcl
is t,u, tie. rsr- have been away irou
town AMI AWAY from the office Aln1o~t ~
th. lur iui the iAnt twenty ds!r AMI di'
not know II the error, which greatly ~
,,rr Yours truly. ISign'dJ
|. " LkSuIH,
Irrk Thirl judicial District Court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-12
HhT r8 W OHH
L-t the World know or Nilicr .
proundr,Ilsu

kAtnu Range
The program, ~ mApIed out weeks
ago, 10y the uurcrupuluup democratic usu.
ayers 81 the Territory war Carried cut at
Santa Pc "a Monday The honestly ~
pressed Wishes ut the people 4 New Men.
lcu were iguur,d. aud eight democrats
counted w the cuuuril Aud twelve demo.
Gratis ~ the house leaving 10 the I-o.
III" vito carried the territory AT the late
election four mrInl-rr III the council aud
twelve ~ the house CVlfAl county made
tan, hnurr, aud manly hight to- elrc, A
g N"nrhrrs 10 the council aul Capt a.
W COOK TO- the house They were both
honestly elected, aud both dishonesty
counted Out 10y more drspcanlr means
than wAr necessary g. distrAuch,r- the
u-gr-s IA the hlark belt. To- remedy
this ia-tarily outrage un the hunrpI I,ro.
pie at the t-fritary, concerted action u
u-crr-ary CuliaN county has already
taken the initiative. and " the people 1t
the TERRITORY Who hruvNr IA maintaining
the rights Il u,lru-up, rrr-rr ,Iu. tine
-rtnhlNur" 1T d.',ru,y ,ut uEu' va nur
government. AMI " bee tu-,r, ths' rri,,,l
lIAls should in,- -r ordinary Iui,g-
r,iy Val ruh-yi.h". taa tar ra t,m"ut II
TIE, facts relating t. the irmu,taur raur
4 the Legislature, aud th" dirrrpu'Hh'r
Gets ii federal IN Ials, w. hrI,"N" con.
srrs-,"ual ruvre'g,tion cau he had nui
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-12
rnE ssw -CrsaisrENVssr.
~. wells ssa Party a, a.,,up- O,her
tatereett.H Votes

Gallup. Jan 3-At0 o'clp'k this morn
ing. Ruginrer Al. Dixon. IN engine ia,
received the signal io start fr ,hc drI,o,
a. Albuquerque, ieutg- Frost, All old
FRIEND II the new suI-riutruirui, being ~
rharg- ~ the special train ~ lay coach
AMI sIerials W. AMI 100. the Nv" ls,t-t
private care ~ Geusral superintendent
We'll. aud Master uf Transportation he
uat, respectively. The lsri"rs ui the
sl~cisl- wcr literally pr"vh~d with ia"
gu,.l ,huEp II this l,fe frr att ,It'ndrd
TRIP over the line.
III, ufhrinls nfthe AtlRu,, \ Pa,ihr a.
campaigning Mr. wrlls wrr,'. John lh.uait.
master Ut transportation, Richard Eu.
glirh, general master mechanic. II, :
Van Slyrk, general agent Audt'~ smith,
superintendent Photograph Jesse Robins,
tralumA-t-r eastern DIVISION, II u Hur
lry, ioadIuArIrr eastern dlNiuluu, AMI
Phllu Allen. -truugraph"r tu Mt Wells
In, it-d ,yu--t- were Dan Murphy, n lrHl.
INK ci'Irn II the N"SIlrs J j pIckry.
iintuct rur"rlu'erGrut ui thr Western
! tn uu Telegraph company At OmahH, and
/ u. Breaks, superintendent IT the same
cumpAnN al Denver The latter r,u,.-.
men will leave the rp-c,Al ut the rrI o'
the line, going north, then -Ast g. then
! huinrr
The vAiiuus stations ru ruutr were. care.
/ fully Inspected, AZ we'll ~ the COMPANY .
! properties, tn iatluI, the investigation
, T.. ~ the special dr'w into the depot Aud
Uunn thereafter the dAy coach Was lie.
tAched aud the party, accompanied ~
AlrI BOWIE, mS'i" - t"ui "f the lrAdit !
mines Tue c"mrAnys property ~As th,t
inspected and Il r. safe a. remark thai
Agent Sullivan, Master Mechanic Harlow
larlmaster Smith aud Section Boz,
OIr.nuau were complinrut-i 49, attru,
tive and ,ihrirnt officials. all with hrnd,
quarters ~ Gallup Among thns- VII,
rAll,.i 10 wee aud converge with the new
suI-rlu,cud-nt aud other uihcls- ~-r,
Mayor huchrul,r, krr. Gtrgg Page. Alrl
BOWIE, Worth he"nr, W II " illIAms. /
/ Hmrr, ~ WIusIow, and others. suinr e.
whom We're especially iu,rr-st,.i IA ma,
trrz Of freight transportation
k"admastcr W ii brewer. II " insluw
Will NEE, the party n, Manu"hto, the pro
gramme beng /" leave Gallup At : ~
Friday. wlnslow will bc reached =
moan
General Superintendent Arthur q
Wells. who ~ making hlr tire, "ihcla tn
over the road, IN gentleman 1T cultur
AMI engaging Addr-sr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-12
svo.p morn aarsE-

Yesterday the democrats succeeded In
organizing both branches e the terri,or-
isl legislature. The Fall, Ferguson aud
Martini combination. 10y the all II the
rglrrAl machine, will lie fnr brief p-r.
~ ~ ttmr ~ Charge ~ the affairs " New
MrAic" Z" Niu, the combine sunk all
idra II lrcru,y aul threw honesty tu the
Wmir So rrpuhi,AH seats were stolen
ia the house and three IN the council
Mntiir,. nr hs dirty work vss given
w., rAtruun,r Il the gang. which at o.
I,-r head ~ ...l han Alput ~ I,ci day
dnuut Ne" -'r...u This moury comes
ut .t Nee Taxpayers II New Mrilc" aud
.. N ,l"au steal tai aud tergus-,n
iuIg dream ~ r-NrhtuG the United
static -runt., but they vii be- d,sar.
u..u',.i Mr trtgu-S"n has ruined HE
I,1paI future. and will sul%,dr mt 80.
rruu'y llis close connection with Fall
nn. lrru hr d,Wufall NJ matter what
th. ,.mt.pr 3D., they r.uuut seriously IL.
lurr the Territory. lt,hry r'sS TIA" con.
,rrnIlnl,d r,'turniug h"ari hiil Aui SIM.
ar ul,-. the neat republican cunHrrsr
NilI auuul them
lhI- uutrnEr IL the ~ tug gsrr u the
,l,'ral..i nul isruptcd .lrrn,.tNtir party
H. tbJ- ,"ruiol fr uI,y lay they
will snort And howl and ,hru iruI uut IT
rrLt forever
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-12
Csm ais-isners Organise.

The new buAri ~ comm ssion-rs II
the county II B-rnalillo met this morniug
al the court house aud organized by the
election of Jesus NJ. Sandoval 40 chair
man; W, W Strong and Jesus Romero
commissioners, Sef-rino Crolul, WAS 49,.
leetrd interpreter, and Antonio Gutierrss
made Janitor II the court house. urbano
Page was placed in charge II the pump
and plumbing II the cour, house The
nr"s'hkr manner. and their election II
MIR. SAui"val wAS wiS- move. for the
reason that l." In familiar with the duties
Il - comml5ri"nrr and understands thor
uughly What IL right and Just fnr the ~.
trreSis 81 lirrnalillo county, They arr.
IN srnsi1n this Afternoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-12
raN,N. ro .rsALIrAw.

III" democrats arr try INK tu steal Utah
~ Nrll A. New M-iiro. A. the rec-u,
election. the republican delegate ~ con
gr-ss VA gwen l.NOu plurality, and n ~.
publican mnI,ttty II ~ Was elected ~ the
constitutional convention One IT the
duiies of thr latter huiy will lie Ia ar.
range the election dstririn of the terri.
tory when II b","urr a state. Having
assume the duties IT HtAirhupl. the leg.
s,s,urr " Utah Will rho~- two United
States sruH,or-. AMI accordingly the dem
ucrAur national committee las r-nt uut
orders that the constitutional convention
mus, be- male democratic, nn,wrhstaud.
iug the MANNER ~ which the people hsv"
voted Two drmu, ratio senators FROM
Utah mAy lie, idr the mAJnri,y IN the uI.
pei brAnrh nf the finy fourth cougrrss
Ia compliance with this mandate, the
Utah -lr,Iuu commissioners, composed
Il four democrats aud ons republican,
have so. counted the returns IA enough
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