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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16

Washington, MAY h. lhr president
ru-dAN -rIu Ia the -rIIalr the following
InmlnatIun- John Fowler. Ma-arhu
alt-. consul H. Chrr F"o. rhlua, Robert
see Jenkins. south tHfuilrIH, consul tn
i'HlrHs, htrrr".
Justice Nm. lmhr,n. utrd states
district ludg" f." Miuh"-"ta, Nlr" u H.
NrlsuIi, t"-lgu"d.
inlrfiur lunlnlrA =. Murphy, Penn
,,Nauia, hr.t drputN commissioner 81
sIl-iuu-. L. h'' c"iulul--i"lirt "i lri~i"h~'
,icr VIM. l.ThtrlI, resigned
>ap"Inu i Innnh \r~ Hampshire"
lirst deputy commissioner 81 I"li~i"Il"
,ir" Duululrk =. Murphy l'"nn~NNanla
iuw irsl deputy,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16

are coming t0 "a! your subscription ~
bring IN An,H- item " something g,rd
to eat " gu-i cigar, don't stop to knock
hut Just ~alk right IN NJ II !ou owned
tn place H. un the other hand lou "
out on Acullrcting tour, you should makr
the fac, known through the sindow att
then knock at the dOuf until the rdil.t
opens II, You maI sink down trom ~
haustion before he du+s ~. hui ,uu viii
be- Aihetiug tn printing ollie" rtilu"tlr
that II houuh tu pleas" the average rlI
tor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16
TliE TAkIIt.
S.u.iOr UsiIius-r Wants u k-'is'd e
unes by ConEr~ss,


once by Congress.
Washington. May 10, Ia the -Snai" io.
day Gallinger. ~ New Hampshire, "i'"l' !
the following resolution: Resolved, that
the widespread business drprr~slrlI ani
rapid increase Of public debt dru"n-
-,rates that the existing tarlfI law H." a.,
not produce sufiirirnt revenue, aud n {"
vision " the law Is imp~ratiNrl, drmand.
,s In the interest ~ the peuplr ui the
United States.
Gallinger announced that he would AL.
ir,.-s the senate uu tins rr~ilutlnI ur n
similar measure l~iuTr congress AL
Juurnri
The resolution heretofore inirHiurri 10y
Mills directing the finance cuinmltt"" |"
| Investigate the effect un the American
prplucts II the introduction ui oriental
ptudurt- WA, agreed /" with At amend
urnt m Nlrn. 81 Nebraska, that the
lnluiry cover the relative lalnI cu-t "i
hi. country Aud the orient.
Narun. u hrutgia, wa~ frcnHiliI'N l"l
| speech -upp,rting hi- t,-''lut"n ~"
hihting furth,' issue ~ h"nd- without
yprcInr AulhuritN IT rnnHtrS~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16

Patrick rurley, the Atlantic N facliir
section lu,4s, wh,r-. tragic death was ~
ported IN these columns yesterday, VIA
patient at the Atlantic n farltr hospital
this city. two years Az" last l~c"inb~f
aud, on account u All injury hal n sub
NIT ,o the amputatiun 0i one 81 hl" M
gers he VIA regarded M ~ell't"do, IL
uanciAll,, sni hai money leaned "ut "II
Interest to uuml~r ~ p't-pns along Tia
line u the alpNe railroad, II II al~l ~al'I
that a few years agu hr accumulated c"n
siderable monrI through a Sh'"p deal
Empl"y-- al the hospital cann"l are"'Ih
if his accident that Uf walking Al"hI
the track unmindiul ~ the approach of
train, ~ they always consldrr'-i hlui lev
headed and n uiAn who did n"l lndulg'
! In drink " any eIssas-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16

Washington. Mal IL. In the huu-e to.
day Howard ,drni., Ala. ;. cali-'d n mild
sensation hy arising 10 II question of per.
+nnal privilege to drnuunce public re-
ports made about three months ago Ia the
effect that he had been drunk on the h0r
Of the house. lie explained that al the
time of the alleged occurrence he wa
desperately III aud only day before yes
terday had hrrn able 80 return Ia Ia,
h ,Isr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16
~ vs. sol SIinI
unu raiti,L Iuti,N ~''i,"" ii'-' Mr' ne
Death.

Itn~ Taiti,k IutirN S''iI"" li'-' hr' I'VE
death.
Au rnpIo,r of the Atlantic \ lNriIr'
" lu wa- -rnt uu; Ia hallup t. lh\"~tl
vnlr into the nN~trTiuu- death "i lhtTlrA
GufIr,. section lHrO., frtuIn,Sl tu Ia" cllN
last night H. wa~ met at tlr drIsl hN
ACITl/t> representative, Anl h" stated
that the first frpufl that uTi"I had l'' u
shot and klll,L trr the purl"'-" "i rob
brTN. Wa rntiTrly rrf"u,"'uN. 'uIl"A :
hrailuATlrt- we're at Allentown, w"f the
lin. Ia Arizona, hni hr Wa "n hl, "aN Ia
that rlare from liouck'- lank, 1t Mas al
night. aud u west h"nni freight IfnliI
struck him, throwing ia" h'IH I" th"
aide uf the track ani the next m"Thlhg
the remains we're picked ny h> passing
train and taken IT, \a,aI" Npflng-, "hrf'
An inquest was held ami u verdict reach
,d In accordance with ia" hlHN" 'Hrl-
opld ,nu hear that k2,"" ~"Tr found n
his p"rkrt-'' asked Iut tIll/tN repre-
-,utalNr. N h" hal auN uon"N, "Hc"I
, few dnlIar- IA chang" ~ hl- cldhlng.
heard nothing ut II Nhir at hallur.
lnu,wrTpi thu Tnllfna,l't
Frank rruniu, ot Nrsil"', 'al VA
here yesterday lie left last nlght {"
Colorado springs, Colo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16

New York, May 10. The treasury de-
partm.nt has issued further call on the
depository hanks Tor ~ per cent. Of their
holdings ~ government money 10 he paid
on or before June !. A rough estimate
Of the amoun, held by depositor! banks
Is between $s.j,Iuu and $9.' DiND. Al
the suh-treaSuty and banks, II ~ stat-'Si,
pa Important change IN monr. rates Is
likely tu result ut this moment,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16

New York, May To- l.HZArI fr-rrs "ho
has been exp citing Ia send ont sl".-
un gold t".morrnw, ~, they will not
ship l.. Won Hoffman " 60. will ship
&i.H,.OU and the shipment Is expected
to be- made hN one uf the representative W
t,rrman h0u-rS.
Later II Is understood that the hou~.'r
that intended Ia ship gold Ia ''rrnIan,
will not rNITrt to-nIurfow.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16

uAllup viii h III u position shortly to
challenge MI, ha-.' tall cluh III the ter.
fit"y. cur h",- are organizing and do.
ing some excellent ball pla,lng these
dalr. The aggregation that will beat
them viii have I" hr professionals,
ulpauef
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16
~ Mos, ~.

Moscow. MAY ID ten. \. Mcii. Me
Cmk aud Mrs, Mc,'nnk. Mrs. Alexander,
col. McCook. Miss Met "k aud capt, ScTl''
rn arrived here this morning To witness
the frlrs attending the coronation of the
Gar. lien. McCmk represents III" prrSi'
den, ~ III. United States at the corona
| ton rrTpnnnirs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16
IkillN Ita,la,T

light between tg.d. Ih"lnp-In'- famous
badger and Jake l@>y'- dog to"k place al
Bill! Prices place last evening. j. \.
iaicla! distinguished h'm~rlf b, holding
the badger
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16

take dr wheel aud take 4 header aud
lame. In accident policy psy me twenty.
i've dollars tu the bruise. Well, by the
time falls on the wheel three or four
timeS I'-r got de 'crarker jack paid for
aud II ru-ts me nothing. Se.y ler bet
IL n gWd gaue. aud l'rc got the nerve 10
4 "A
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16

Nrwton. ka~, MN l,.- \ dr~trurtlN'
r,rluiir devastated "a -ltrlrh II r"nnliN
,luut righi miles ~ l"ugth aud hun
If,Si wards wIir tWr mllr- H"til""~i "l
Mound tligr ui the Nl.-nllrl ihrlllr thu
mntuIug At u u'rl~k samuel lia'- Il
rafmrr, wa fatally injured nv" other
lmT-aIIi- Nrtr injured
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16

r~u Convicted Men n"'"i'" s~n'""'". 1"
4. the frnit-ntiaT,.
~I,r,ial iu itIIru
santa Pc, MAY H., J"~e 'onZalr- !
BnrIrgu received a sentence ut tAu Hn' n
half years tir the assault nI Elaliu Real.
James Harms, being aftaign"d I" ha'"
sentence passed un HIM, ~alh I" the r"'lil
that hr wa- guilty uI furll-hing saw.
aud files Ia the hntrrg'- i"r the pnIir'~'
4 assisting thrm L. ESCAPE jail, Iiarri-
received three Years,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16
COLOR AiIO NuSS.

u. .runIi,s az p"I'gai's in.'ru'i"h I" h'"'
~runi"I I'il"r.
Pueblo. rnln. NdN H. II WA Us" II
II. ahrn the republican state c"nNrhii"l
.iInurnrd. he dr!' gate lnfg" L" ~"
Il. Louis invention are senator li"htN
II. Irllri. Frank {. ,,"tllI. j. '" Rork"
rllnw and .lainr- VI Downing All"r
iatrs Robert " B"n>nR", Charles J.
asurll. l.. i. k"Il> and john \ WI
ihin~ lcul"f~h.
III" Delegates are instructed h> I"-'lu
liun Ia act At 81 Loui- III halnnnA viii
he views ~ Teller.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16

lrn,.r. MAY i5 SIS'clal |" th
Times from phHuiI. Arizona, sa.- Mi~-
catherine Agnes Lace, lnhal~i raun"-
Ihl- morning ani dird. The curtain,
,'aught iirr Ia n r1In where she VIA pr"
IaTlnR u bath.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16
p.,,. MAC. rukIxht.

Al officer from the Canon city. Colo,
penitsntiAry Is now In kl Paso, Aad II
was learned iAat night that thu r-cap~d
murderer, Peiro Baca, who VIA captured
10 NJ Pao the other day, will pass
through the city tonight for the tolora
40 penitentiary IN charge II the oiiierr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16

A POtsdsm man said the other day that
h. had long desired " become the pH'-
sr4aoF Of 4 bicycle. but he could not AFFORD
the luxury. lie had al last after months
Of weary thinking. envol'ei u schem"
which would give him bike" for moth
ing. "Yer see dis how Il IL. ! buy n bike
on de- insualmsnt policy, Seey Well, !
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16
ONLY A TRAMP,
Rur, in a Wreck al Yampi and Dies I'm
known.

S.,rra, cnal ears going Ia Peach
Springs were drrailed ani wrecked on
iampi hill Thursday. says the Williams
news. aud n tramp ~hu Was stealing n
ride became tangl 4 IN the debris. lie
r-caled without ANY broken liml-, and
~ he was seen about tho place some time
altprward II waS concluded that he WA
not seriously hurt.
That night. huSeN"r, the e'idcnces 81
Internal injuries manifested themselves
and the unknown man becane subject
for y hospital, A doctor WA called from
kinguiAn. lie felt Of the tramp" pulse
places, the fever tube IN his mouth. looke'
wise and -1id he could do nothing ~
him. Yesterday morning the unknown
man disd at Peach Springs, having heel
removed there, There was nothing Oi
hl- I~r-nn u disclose his identity,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16

Huntington, v Va, Ma. 10. \ crowd
Il men assembled nj n Watering tahk
rear NolAn. on the NorInlk n Nr-i"fn
rua,l last midnight tu rob the north l"und
.Sprrss tram. Ihr crew were notified hN
wire AMI pas-.si the tank al n high speed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16

The cas.- ot IL" territory against ", T.
Cunningham. wherein the defendant Is
charged with grand larren, oi ore from
the Benton min. ai"ut two years sgo'
VIA eallei for trial this morning aud ht-
fore the noon recess u jury hal been ~
cured. District Attorney Crist In pr"-"
cutting aud Me.,rs. n. B. frTgus~on and
4. Il. R.nrhan ARE defending.
The court Quaslrd the indictment Anf
directed n verdict ~ not guilty l-cH'l~'
the name ~ the mine from which the or'
was alleged u have been taken ~aS No
gwen. New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16

Washington. May 10. Mexico hs-
inally followed the example sci by the
ui,.si states and abolished all taxes "n
commerce hetwt-'n the states,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16
Niue ta,rs In,

Qurrriiro, Mex. Ma, 10 A ca'r.in ~
Cured al the opal mines near hrr'
"Wednesday, and ten mru were huti~
under the earth aud ztnne- Four Wrr,
killed. aud several Injured
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16

ilull. Ma, b.. llr rul--,u ut the new
"Ntrn-lull ui the lu-l iurk hrrkr suddenly
l".laN Hui the rush o' water swept every
,r--rl lu the dock from ihrIt uuuilug~
Ianmiug lhrm ~ a hup"i"-- mas "l
Sfrcktgr h" damage t. l-llmii"d At
g. u.gU II J., l.tr"i tl"rr Is '"rl"u,
,-- ut llfr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16

{. II. Young. division superintendent
for the Nells-fargo Express company,
who Was al Las Cruces for the purpo-e
II inquiring into the coming fruit ship
ments. returned last night, and he states
that there will BE- st least n One-fouTth
crop Of early fruits. lie went through
several orchards, aud this conclusion Was
arrived ut after n thorough examination
Of number ~ trees.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16

Kansas CITY. May ia heavy thun
ier -toIui prevails hare to-day, and from
dispatches IA the Star. appears l. hr gen
'Tal Throughout kaiiSaS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16
FIRE AT GALLUP.
The Damage VIII Aggregate Several
thousand Dollars.


i,allup MAY H.. hIrr hr"kr out hrt
At = 81 n. ~ The tire started ~ h"u~'
II ~ fame, owned hN Fat krnnri, lh'
E,-rrs afr v II Maxwell, stella Brown
Fat kpnnrdN, steve Rnat. has. Vidal
lIritz \ Jolln-on Brn-.. j. VI tAtnan and
Gregory Page. The amount "i insurance
rn the burned property i unknown,
utuib I.,uII,.i.i Az
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16

II. r.. Fox. the uuld avenue jewsler.
has returned from successful trip along
lhr NlnnlIr \ Pacific.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16

Ihr Shn,tn ct S,ut, o, t"""n th.,.'t
Nuh iui',nN
-,t. .I g.. .yr.
santa r.. MaN rs The ra-' ~ l,uN.
lhIntuu against " re- uuuIugmuu tr.i
uthrT-. came ny IN court ihl- muiu.
iug. lot lArc"nN III "lr. ukrn from
The BENTON mine, l"l"tr~, VI. Nl"f
nrN j. II. ttl-t. district ATTORNEY. g. i"t
the prosecution. aud II k trrgu~-un and
\. H Rrnahan Iur thr defendant Gun
ulngham and others Nrfr indicted hrtotr
cunningham Wa appointed hN III" gov
"tIuT
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16
rh. s..a. Ai.taks

ln the list of real estate trAn-irr-' pub
lished In THE CITIZEN Of yesterday, the
name oi "Alphonsa Simpson" appears In
two or three places. The name Is wrong
Il should b. "Alphonse simpler" but u
Ia not strange that the corporation sheet
the democrat. made the same error. Tai
CITIZEN supplies the Democrat viii
new. which Is therefore dished up seconC
hand ~ its readers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16
san ANTONIO.

The tirst cutting ~ alfalfa will be fully
two weeks later than usual In this local
ity. owing 10 the continued high winds
aud cold nights. Usually II IN cut be'
~een the 10Th aud 5Hh u May.
Col. John y. Dodds, who has been quite
sick with fever 1T his residence Ia old
town the whole week, 10 repOrted u little
better though not yet out Of danger
The colonel 10 almost w years of age.
There will be no fruit In this vicinit,
on either side VI the river this summer
except grapes. There has never bsel
such complete failure during the siH
teen years the writer has resided here
The grapes promise full crop however
X. ". Shut anu his foreman, ChAs
Basworth. uiake . double team when u
comes u throwing dirt. The aD fool
wide canal In the middle Of the big ar
roya viii 10 finished next week clear 4
the river, and tho raising OF the tract
will be rushed through. % ~ 70 be nnish
I'd by June -.
Joshua Reynolds, president II the Firs
National bank and owner Of the High
land house building. which wa badl
damaged by ore the othsr day, Is now q
Ri Paso lie 10 expected here sunday q
Monday night
MrA Il. whsslsr, o. Michigan, is st th
San Fslips-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16

NI'' va Nf Zee ''' 90
Gallup, MAY IL, Tn" III" hr"L' "il
,luut : "'rlork u ~, krnnrdH'- resi-
lrnrr. lu-- t2,,yr, i~n \rtnru, t'I
RriIz \ .luhn-nn. t2cn, u, Page, - ;,
\. II. Maxwell. sl,b", stella bt"NlL
tJ.uu, sieve R"at. tlHh; 'Ml" Vial
fSpl. nearly coveted 10y Insurance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16

Il.iuts ifrn
lnt tIlI/tN WA ~ ,tlH no Nsi,r.
dal i--ur III the matter ui a." I. irt' uf
the Fourth \ati"ml lriigu .u ,unvu.-
when II ask,d What hud hrruulr II llr
money appropriated l., In' irf'ii"fm hey
islaturr aud the citiy.u- ~ NlhuVur,uW
tn drira, the rNr".u~,. g ,'a' r.u,r,
SnurJ,mr urt"l" lH Iu. UIIlN punt
~ IN detail the r,r..t 1 rr. I..N rrn
mitlrr showing Wn,i, the u'r", r,,ur
from aud whrtr - W,ul t". the t"ifitu
TIA, committee Hgtrrd with the lurhl ruIu
mittrr H. tan" ia" proceedings m ~" con
gtr~~ nnd publish tlrm lu tl. usual vt,
ia l--k turm hrN lmtl Vi k'alrug g.
take the Proceedings Mhrh ~" dId am'
put III shaIr I, ,Iw, aui ,Nul ",, q"
the lrrtIluII.l ,rm.ut.,. il,. l'tiI'utI n
cumnIt,,r ,Nl~rH,I ,huut Sl1nu | thr
trtiiioiaI appropriation AMI ,h" DrunDu
my 81 itu -houd lr uNnlhn' tot ru',
n-huv tn. lrpdi v the collection u'
taxes ha- h.,u -i..N It 9. p"--lhl. 'hM uIl
the uunrN has nj ur"u rurrl"d. hIt
enough ,h.uN b.. HNHlltnl' 60. luhlI-h a.
hast lr", G',,r.p,r- o. "a. r.puu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16

'I-stAl {" Its"u
haIlup, May a. kltrhr \ hen
urlS'-. stella BROWN, krltI y l"hn~"n .
iurnt market aud two other h"u-''- IN
Guiding the ~hn shop. were DESTROYED h\
itr lhi- morning. ia" origin "t III" TIE
IL not known At present. Ih" store house
IT utrgurI Page Wa burn,ri. including
tWu ear loads III inst som" ln-ufaur" l.
rrpntl.al, hut the extent l. not known
p,nplr un the upIp~itr SIDE ut the ~tt'"
moved all then effects. tut II" PROPERTY
was DESTROYED,
The huuH occupied h! ~. kdnlond-"I
,ud v. I. BNtnr WA- uIi lire once, tut th'
,,larr wa- saved ~ the help "i tl" l"N-
,ni nuthing WAS l"-t.
Gnfmnn- lhkrT, Ha~ burned, lti lh'
store Was SAVED.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-09-17
Fitz Challenges Corbc,,.

Robert fitzs tmmOns, the pugilist. ana
Martin Julian his manager, gave a dinner
in New York city. al which James j.
COrbelt was challenged by FitZsimmons.
Dave Holland was made temporary stake
holder and S., 900 forfeit was placed in his
hands. 1t is TO remain up ior thirty days.
When James j. Corbett was notified al
Asbury Park OF FltlSimmous' challenge,
he simply laughed and sad:
"Fitzsimmons IS bluthng again. !
chased him nearly two wears To get him
to fight. Now that | AIN 10 NsLl SAarkey
he issues a challenge. ! am .oin. to ac-
cept 1t; | do accept u. ! VIII tslt him
twenty inmates aiter Sharkey braves the
ring. ] am positive, however. that Fll-
simmons WI never enter the Ilng with
me-"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-09-17
BLACK WILL NOT RUN
DECLINES NOMINATION FOR
GOVERNOR OF ILLINOIS.
Priests Of the st. Louis Archdiocese
Issue n Proclamation Placing n
Ban OH Public SchOols-Li Hung
Chang in Canada.
Black will Not Run.

Gen. John G.. Black, nominated for gov
crnor of Illinois by the gold standard
Democrat state convention, has written n
letter Iecl nlng TO stand for the Once.
He says h. was absent from the state
three weeks previous to the nomination
aud knew nothing of the consideration Of
his name until four days before he was
nominated, when he te%legraphed the
chairman Of the state central committee
earnestly requesting that he be not nom
mated. He knew nothing further Of the
matter until after his nomination. Since
then he says he has ''falthfully sought in
formation as TO the situation" that he
might know his duty in the premises. He
comes TO the conclusion that the ele elton
OF the ~governOrship is between Tanner
and Altgeld. and that the only effect OF
his (Black's) candidacy would be TO di-
minish the chances of one or the other Of
these gentlemen.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-09-17
IL HUNG CHANG in CANADA.
The Chinese Viccroy Pays "a Flying
Visit To Winnipeg.

a Winnipeg, Manitoba, dispatch says:
Ii Hung Chang, the muc talked of Chi
neSe diplomat, statesman, multimilliOn-
aire, etc, honored Winnipeg with a flying
lency arrived on IA special, consisting Of
six ears. Notwithstanding the bad state
of the weather a large crowd gathered at
the depot to see the distinguished man.
The Celestials Of the city were there. and
they cheered loudly when the train pulled
in. Many tried to speak with Ii Hung
Chang, but he had il announced that he
would not appear in public just then. He
remained here about an hour and then
went right through to Banf, where he
will stop over for short time. proceeding
thence to Vancouver.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-09-17
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES
How Bryan and Mckinley Spent
Tuesday,.

The welcome which Lincoln people anu
large %contingents from other parts oil
Nebraska gave WIN. j. Bryan on his home
coming Tuesday eliminated IN the even
ing in a grand demonstration IN honor Oh
his formal notification Of his nomination
Tor the presidency by the national silver
party. From the time Mr.. Bryan reached
the city at IL O'Clock until the urea
crowds retired from the streets at a late
hour there was parading galore through
the streets of the capital by local and Wis
ting campaign clubs, nearly all with
brass bands in front. Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan
and Geo. A. Groot, chairman OF the mott,
fication committee, rode together IN the
midst OF the night parade. All those
members Of the notification
who came to Lincoln 10 attend the cere-
monies were seated on the platform
erected in the north ron of the capital
building when Mr.. Bryan ar
rived. With the arrival OF the torch
light proceSsion, the crowd gathered
about the Capitol was increased ten-fold.
1t seemed many times larger than the
audience of 5000 that listened to Mr..
Bryan in the afternoon. Norris llumph-
rey presided at the meeting and intro
duced Geo. A Groot of OHIO, chairman of
notification committee, who in a lengthy
speech formally notified Mr.. Bryan OF his
nomination by the silver party.
The Ohio Republican Editorial Associa-
ton Tuesday afternoon listened to an adj
dress by Hon. Charles Emory Smith Of
the Philadelphia Press, and then marched
IN a body to the Mckinley home. The
editors were Joined by "A number of Can
tonians and The party which cheered Maj.
Mckinley when he appeared on the porch
numbered several hundred. Rev. John
iiopely of the Syracuse Journal was
spokesman for the editors. Mr.. Mckinley
responded in his usual manner.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-09-17
SONS OF VETERANS ADJOURN
j. l.. Rake of Pennsylv ania Chosen
Chief.

The fifteenth national encampment Of
the Sons Of Veterans at Louisville, KY,
adjourned sine die at 1:30 Thursday after
noon. Tie last business was the installa-
ton Of the officers elected.
The morning session was devoted to
the reports OF committees. The commit
tee on resolutions recommended that
hereafter the order meet contempora-
neousIy with the g.. A. r., in the event Of
that not being adopted, the commander
in-chief be empowered TO appoint a COM
ml,tee Of five as official representatives OF
the body at the g.. A. Il. encampment.
At the afternoon session officers We're
elected as follows:
Commander n-Chief-J. l.. Rake OF
Pennsylvania.
Senior Vice Commander--L.. II. Ken
nedy Of Colorado.
Junior Vice Conmander-R. NJ. Buck
ley of Louisville.
indianapolis was selected as the next
place OF meeting.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-09-17
Bill Duolin Was Insane.

Mrs. Doolin, wife Of the noted OUTLAY
Oklahoma, TO get the few personal effects
OF her husband, including his gun, saddle
and Il fine diamond ring found on his
finger. Mrs. Doolin is d woman about %
years old, rather pleasant looking, above
the average intelligence and talk freely
Of her husband and his career, claiming
that he is innocent of three-fourths OF the
things charged against him. In a con-
veraation with a reporter Mrs. DOolin de-
clared her husband had been insane for
seNcrai vehrS.