davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23
RACES
The Greatest Crowd Ia Years stgs
tNv lOut Mile SlaAt Race,
Il Mas tte thOialep slalts ,alntd Al
tNOOO aad Ma NOa ~ es, naby
Njet lttY vlees Rave

HAn baNNsgN rtN m me e,ealeat
elNWN ,hHl has eaNNlpHAteA withlN lhu
fAvN epNlse "a lhlA tltk Va lset,H Ftats
AssplNhlpN At lhp hAt district ltNOk to-
dAN lhN unusual hhtulp ~ lhp geut mllp
slAtN tANe rivtine az altaetlah aulnelpai
" dlhW NpllVp llom All Heelleha " the
state
u wAa lhe fheiNlNR elRkea valued at
NwN theiv WWv lhfye slaHtls, ugveN
N NVlrla lWrutloA helse alar ituhN,
ihN NlmWeed p,tek NApmA CisWANa and
lhe htNANivlp statutes ulpaA plar nutN
WAa thN NNVlilp Nha track WAa lpllpel
tANNNlus tvl she pApN NWA lhe Nlss npie
wta negotiated M its thDR she pape w.
sAN Va Nv a ,llne mslph shd tNauaMa
Mas M trent ~ iht pnd NJ she seeeAa
NllN ,hu llWp pOlNH llf tlte NpituN
hlVNNhi NlvAd wa aNd, ieleNF lhe paUN
ihe Ni eAVWuF hpgHa HAD 4 half lpt eth
the hpat NJ Va Wsalnn lNo alahd Apsl M
the ihhd ruWNi
Willle Martin Vhe had meNnl 90
s,AY NuhN had lAhVn lhp lmpNitod helAe
NAck and ~ ihp pNA NJ ths lhlJd Nlle
was nearly a glslteNlh NJ 4 mllp pui M
lht raw AZ lhN VNN M the thl,d Nllp
MNpiM btnAN Va lmppetu Ma position
tNA at lhN stretch WNt Reached he was
oWN iva lpNNths hohlna ulltAd a.ar
itNlN answered lhe vel that Martin made
M Mm W lht stretch and WoM url,lNa
NN loNgth lppM uupad VlANaMs Mas
hAlVN VW WMN tNlN
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SUICIDE OF AN
EX-CONCRESSMAN
Michael y, llatlef, OI Philadelphia,
rahta lils llf, Willis TEN.
pOraflly lasane,
NJ Nss Nemhsl oi rlil,sstsoaa aaa fliNa
fhl'a tOaatess uIfouu ntmwml
aaa Vlaepaa rsheatAl VI ne
rlluelple el rfe Trade

retlellh uha rth N "a uuniruIsi
hiatt NlrhNpl " ilallet N rhlaNplnAla,
Ahui aud klllpd hmstil hers lAat hbhi
NJ the fesiasnpe nl = nuApp with uhum
NJ was tlAflna ilntlff arrived M Tua
lwlN sHyplNl uAta Nhn. " hlleHd ~ huma
huslneas hNalia ilp enmplalntd M hla
lllpNda thAl he Mas ltNuhlrA aihNwhHl
~ INSOMNIA ana Nesltfdaf no aunhh M
Hutoie rAlna N hla HEAD ilnnN ltllflha
last nlnhl hu asli NJ dlA not uafe 10 No
phlltN M No mNfnlhn uNlll Quite laln
NJ No atslffh NJ Hate un AOlnf plpfr M
had leat llla wish Was lpsptptsA Hhd No
pnHft was mRne " afauae hlla Nnlu
nenN itllaN fhsN n MAS discovered hn
was deaN No waa lylha N htd, with
4 HlpAaip wenha N me flshl lbNpin.
lils hhnds lst ureh hla httash ana N
lhpM wAH HlAsrNi a fenAilhln le,tlttb
ifeA uhlph \ hullul had been hipi lie
leN ltl,ria " hla WIN shrwlnn A v
llAflef had nhfeitd ~ 0HlteNlp A. n
ht had nnl Intended lahlnn hla llp. iila
elulhlnN wAa Hlsprsed N M AZ NldellV
Wat 90 lhe hNteHn lny hls Ntatal HAA
lpllpt addressed 10 hla wife NJ rhllAdel
phia thpie MAS nelhlnu NJ Tho letter
NJ indicate ha rNlrnsp N lAhn hls llle
fhpie WAS tlae \ ltleHlAm W Min ilar.
lth tAlpd this metnlhe, N which haliet
Aahnt hef lr see that Ma HE lhANAupU
assessments were raid, That laNen n
rNNNppilrN With AN incident that utnnflpH
Yesterday lAalpHlpa thai ANlUlde had lftn
contemplated YESTERDAY, lulnnal tWs
len NJ the Mutual iiie insurance tN
Min n " Uhaatep paiitA M lha liNptaf
Mnl " aep uUluhe litewh WhA tuaa plll
wllgt ipl tlMw0 N the share n
ave vpAf huli hpnd the sNhtnlp dpapp
lmpgpsspd taper 40 ala nel ltse
rellpN hNl Nv made lhs maulfY huANnl
NCNluhpi tuWiph n mAn shNuld lahe
eNt q rellVY ledAF and Hhuuld pnmmll
MlvMg ,uhhht weuld the rAllps 10
te wea asauta thal h weuld hna he
thpN addressed Ma uhaalth eAtlnal
WMf Ohaalpp "a NNu lhlNh that II a
man whn hNh never hnlwpd iHfapN
N ne Wefld aheHla commit Aulpldp 30
wpulh ~ 10 hpAvpNW
Mt ,lhas,pt Feplipa lhAl No ,heaahl he
WeWid
fhv eegcNet held A ieauesl ,hla allep,
nernl end dveldea lhHl lhe deceased he'd
klllei hiMFpil while temporarily lnsHhp,
thelu u NN hlNl W hhAnplal M malntss
pmhAffAssmtNia a. me eNuaa NJ lhp snla
eide n hplnH Aasarlih shat All tho en-
lelrflaes with which Nr llatlpf MAS peNt
Apeipd Afe N hNulNhlnh euHdlipn
MN liNrlpl Waa a Memhtg N the lhNs
.eeeNd and f4flNalhlld eenafpss llum me
Fpurlpenlh unp District ills home MAS
n Mansfield ohlNl ahd mesl " Ma lllp
No Mas hANher ana manufacturer 40
bas tipmuepAl M pNllllpa, and a slfon4
'rueNpAi W the lyte pelnNnp NJ llVtr
and eNe ~ tho ipw advocates 0l fsen
rade ln eOneluas
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narAInlNa rIIn nAffLaaIIra

Nafiulk. Ve fph ~ fhe nfWafp ua
lrlsh Waa heehti lhla mulhlnH and \
WAH ltNihrl lhht lhp lniullla NnuHnh w
lHuphlnr hullHm IA het Wusi we're not
Huiuus fWu Ht lhipa plalta inl 4 dlal
iahpa W AiAhi ton leai neat Tho heel
Nh Tho pNu allie forward Welp hpNie1 M
sevbial plAaea Rhd tvs ifHmeH Ntfe
aliHhilY tNnl Nu ahHns Wrtr HpFnai Hih
m ilttlH started While liplu a hn ~.
eNinib Necessity ipF feiWlla, ihe naval
constructors lepuihmtnhHh that A. me
Hhlr N M heek hhH nei nppAtd zoe piuluinh
lual al mtspW n wunld M wpil " fpi
WAtN VAilA M iNN hpNi rlAlpa khd lUllall
ihH bpNi uAmea NWN WpHha viii M
HNillyifNl lNl the Wnik
the tptaa NaW IA hnnh has tHan flllnl
rgi NJ all resalhlp wpleht Anh ~ nun
iellN hi a lulgAl NJ phplta NJ wtttnt
HllAlhinN Ihs constructors AfN NNltli
mlNfh NJ mahe lhp thlr sliNNlulAllF
HiinRn hDlNlt pht tAtea lhe ieeh ihe
hulium nlAlNs viii ha removed end mahY
NNW iiAmta aiieh Az pitstNl me ltamfa
~ ,hO itsAs N lhp rahe W hsg Hfmef
ANl ulltf hpaVV weluhla, ave iphNtl M,
lnNipa Wtlhef NpAW than lhNaH M Nuf
uNatWnlth plumtla
uiNpia haNp eNng flHN WashlHeten 10
Wmh Nlrhl aHa hst on lhn ftsAa uhiM
she IA ltaAt iui sea thlpe lafae aAnaa
M WuthmpN hlv ltAAf ana the Nalh "
bViNH NiifA Va ilHhl n ht tlenlilplit
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We'll hNNWNa lhA, u "a iuuf asptllshl
rANplH Htaue le present ~ lhs pWtlle
iull AVID puriell glAlpmNHls Wlsh N
cay, VA reference IA lhls MeiNlHu astltll
rUNpelNlNe MN ~ a vtnahtA hNalHpsA.
THAT Nt uprsNhelMpN n flmrlt ih
rhAittN NNlW hla UthlluiA ave uAlh M
iWll u contaminated musl AptnNllt N
hN NlfhpNN aNh alWedllt hAsleAed
IA ihW pNtNb ntpefllhn N M hNa
hNN1N lllplpnN lhlpNiieM ana iNlNa Wlth,
hls SENS Nhd I lVnN NJ continue hls lehH
AnN Npli NslNhlahfN hualNpea
AuWla lNp lhN ttapl truth,
MNA nrhihNi "A unMinf
NstuilA. ur, rph M iNH
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huph u,tiBbhpd. ami lhal WaH No eshpl
hninnhl thai hhh w M fhlnrll hY lhb II.
ilfpha Va bhlhlh lhN unsecured . HW nav
finhiApu
Nhh MAE ittplNtd yesterday that Mt
Hammond Whn IA heN hh iha lNfedh
puhNnl nNd hAhltgh WITH NJ iuupigN,
nhr w Ne hNalhpaa associates M iibtf
iNlHN, Montana. will htfltu M Astoria
Within y hay M lwe, Nm faiNhih lH a.
tahd lb hhalhtaa matters heiN AaiNiiaNa
ha hn,tt Mfuiv, IA INV hlHiNly hl ihf
lltliN, mAllpt have lAhpA ,ha Wll W. lhH
huihs. aAh viii hh hrhM settle lhe NAphi
Nttti aNpalluh N Hhpn whrt Az lhN
mvplihR hiuhe Nh ha,lhN adjourned WNin
3 b'plbvt htst saturday NJ \ ~ MplNh
mhhu ihM hl,lhH ipNalk Nrhs h
ttnAl hhN n N lhN mNhAaN M the
ialhvf W NNf thuh,iN N W hHrh lhAi
A u Alsa Nv hA,Al dAV ~ lht AalullA
iailtuAd duHl Mt iiaMHHNh WANlh ihN
RtBw tht site AMI NJ Nlil hAtp n
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23

Nvece Negotiations N AMssiNM ,NekeN
NN M VeNerNl NNlatvM
NomN tVk ~ N N announced that
VeNvlNl bNNtltM eNmMNhavp w eNhi
W Inv ltNllaN N,peys M AMssNlA hNNlRt
Nvuh authorised M INV eNNVpNMeNl W
tNNtlU,lN a WNve WvNN Win kMg MvNt
M sent MNiOp eAlNM ~ tM Italian Nps
"a w. NvN Win the kNH
Fht M(ter dNMNhdvd ,hAt ihe ,tAllANs
Nl 'VN thv NNsUtNs NeVNpleN lW thew ~
\MsslNlA, and WNlaN hv tptNN vt Vvs
AN vNNlWdlNA VN(lNN thNlVtNm th,
NNlslNh uNr NN Italian NpNlVeiNyVAjN NVvp
A'NsslhlN OtWN VeelNiN a pVNaW NOm
MNlor RaNN ~ thN lepMs dvNNNaed N
hm MvNlk VeNelNl NANtipN Mm,dp
AtelN hlNsNN NW thv NepNtAjNNa
A dvarNtVh nNm MNssNWAN slAtNs that
MeNellk klng et ,hN AMsalRtNNA RUVl
telnNlNa AN attack NN We UaDlANA UNAei
UeNerNl hNgNtieN Withdrew N0M ht
e,lNNg rOHltlNN MtVlN heM M hM " n
slNtvd That thN ANNsslNlNNs NpV NNW VNt
eNMrtd AZ AdNWa, WhelN they ave NWNlt.
MN Nh attach WeNVlAl NNlAllVW N pes
pertvd 10 have started tW AN,lNWA
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23
rNRalpnNr oLNNY

nesteM pVh m Mayor ienlah Quincy
lurplshoO both eR,hurlasm aNl surprise
10 $50 hVmOOlete Whe attended me NASH
lnNtoR BANQUET rlyeN hy the NOuNg Mems
NVmVVlNtN NlUh and the democratic
ltAte OVMmlt,ee here today W ppVaenjs
lN thV namV Ol HeopetNpY Nluhard olt
nvN ~ tNv candidate Ot Massachusetts,
ANd Now NNglNNd lnr presidential hORs
e,A at thV hANda W the pVMNolaey VT the
NWlvd States llla NAme Mas received
With WnhNuNdVd VNthWalAam
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pyrNlANs AaaeMmNN

cNvlRNNtb tNN W Tho executive AZ,
sNlNNN W the NgWW0 veuNeO et "a,
kNNhta Nt hythlNa mtj this vVvNNAg, n
WNs rVaVlVVN (N AhNNloN MlNN Npolw RnO
10 halN INV NyNNlM VoNN,NtlVN at jho
sVlVVlNe lo,lge N Cleveland, August N
iNN n WNs elHe 0eVilyd W AolO Nc VRr
0NUNNNvht Sc thN WNipWm paNk thla XeNN
Mls NotloN NvNs WNvN NvVNNsN u a al,
lVHVA the MNrVNda rVlNsvd tV hlNe lhp
fNlhlAns a VNe VyAt pVp mNe gNtN the
sNme AZ glNNN W tNe NlANd ApmN Vt jhV
kepNNlN AZ MlRNyApVlla
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rue NANNY Aur

pOateM reh W UPWARDS vt LuN per,
sous witnessed two pt the nnesl VNhlhi,
tOpa ol hoNing that have bceN held IN
tVslVN lhlR aVAsOM al ihO Mea, NvNtOn
stNN Wndor ,hc NUsplova 0f tho Hunolk
Athletic NluN A NHNupd bout helween
Nlok hNpDvN of VRlllNrnla, aud Charley
atyonM w Newark ~ u, heavy sWeighls,
aNO N,rOund gN hVtWevn dolly amlth,
az Nea Angclea, and iahNNy l.aVNok, 0f
Cleveland WVgV the features, and both
oonteata resulted IN draw
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23
tdNtiNd N ovtN

hlrhMNhk Mt tvh ~ tAt ONNnAe,l
N,u tNNstNM vAa NNtNyA tpAaN M thN elN
lAtis mANalrN. Niih A hiiiiAht u,pHtAm
uhtpthnt Ofanth iHNbANpyA utNttAl
WAhNA lNhhatM thN NlhiN ~ NV eeta
STIR Nhb mNhN u siWlNs NAdlHsa. IA
Whlth ~ shm
"thN tlWr Nih tbme NhtN an ipV WellA
Win ivAllsN lhn lAiNtN w lM c0NiVl
lhvN Wha a bitAt mlAhNtNNv tN hN
MhhtN NNd a Wni NJ 4 saNteN M WN.
hnmhttvh Neta Va lNsllt"
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No RnlNn nnonlNnn


nVNNtpN heVldpA AND NVeVlvop NNrt
VWN MVs, etVp hoWp
Milwaukee, tvN va PhepV WW he no
tNlN pyeVlVvp Gov thN NNpjhVW iWo.Ne
tNllleNN tN,MlNNN NNla n b said, hes
NVeN dv,NtVlN N,VlOVN WleM aNN VNNsp,
dNvNUN kVyVlVvr ANdpeW NWlDlah Whe
Waa AppelNtvO M iWlg0 NNnCagd Mil
hNNV Va elVp dNWN and NNb MNtN than
(hls, N N said M NUelNVyA oNNNeeteA
MIN hN lvHM NvtloM thAt MVispa Mo,
uvNrN ANO lNNtlNW NtV NVW pv0VlNviA ior
thN Vi,tlyV NyVlVpl,Vs pl tNe NetNeiN IA,
V4NN NllN'AA NNhNNsh lWlt W tlo poAd
"a elW W NcssgRelON el WVoylNVy tNplclNh
VVvvNW MvllvNNN Nn0 WoeiVvr lNWp,rh
hN,V NtyN IN NvW NVpk Vr tNN vast tvW
dANh EtNVlVep NgNloW viii io,N theM
pNllN NvNt Wvtk WhyN NlgNNgvNoNja VII
M mNdN lWr WgNlNs NVNy the pNo'prtlps
M pNasVsslVN ol tHg)viNh
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23


NNelpN hvelh
NvW NV,h lNN w fNp mnlsNNa Of
hNlhNH,eN Weth aNN WAl the Rvpye, NJ
hR rVNeNAl ilVm tNh vvNmaNN el lhr
SALVATION ArWN M thp pplui Nlaipn llea
NhNllN M thN Aei that hN has NNOVvedea
M Nlmpsi vemNviDN AmNNtANlaiNH the
salvation NrmN VA lha eNWNtpN lia
WtlhNVN ArNuagN ihp NNtAseNlsM NJ a
hllN tNslah veiylH hpeApa M tVlNAW
tNM .vNlW FVettlNtN Whe tNlNN NNpr
WNM hNNlANA a NVAp NNN
VvNplNl hoejh lNV M,Nep N( ,AllNsa
leN AMI pelNmaNNyrt tlhphlW Nt ,hN AAlt
NNjlNN AtmN NM Nvi WNV, the lApa ul
lhp NlMN ~ AMpplUA WvAklNB away NVN
NNBleh Wv,VNeN)h, AND WAa NNAlN Wpt
NNltd WWN W. NWlep thV withdrawal ei
ilNNlNglNN ueN,N
AeeeVllNN tN y NANsN M lhp oNNsitu,
lWN ~ the RypN thN pNNmNNdtp n Abt
selWlN NWppp et AN tNp wal patNtN o( the
elHANlsNilM Nhv hNllAlNe VN Most
lNNl,VeNlh tltVeb VNmplvteN wllNiN the
lNsi NeAb rVRlestNta NVNllY taAVN which
n NpWlvN w lhv VVNWAndpd M hlA NWN
NANN Nv Mas NNeN AN NN vvateytlay
eNNlvrllNg Wlih Me MWyVrs iVp thV pNr,
Nete W MNMg Nl ,hp wVpeptX lraNst
lVlfVN Va hlh aWNNVHHAla
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A WOMAN IN WAE cAaN

koNklAld, MN, tVh az lnNyy lhNllpa
a AylNN, With a NNlNt W MA h,Nl, shot
M hANM MNjvgheWsN fNlllpA had been
aVVVsyN W elapdvpinN a glN and lVme
VNe loM him MN(tpNNNaV WNa Ma a0s
oNsoN llN evONlVN a rVNVlVVN attacked
MNtVgNe,AA Wh0 tNgVW W hla hNNda NNd
fAM AZ a NVlghNel'a N0 VNlalNvN a WNV
lNA slAptVN NAVk en- tho NAY he met
iNNlNa WNo el0vlvN hiM to threw Up
Ma haNiA az lAe aANe tlNe Nplng, Wa
tvlNoNsN NtNyRvO the NrN Whe Alst hVl,
a M NAAlWs M 0eNt sc tNc iwht
NN rhNlUs NN Without u won't for
iWe MNpa h Wes thoNght he was dead
NV VANN0l VVNVVN
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Nh ol,AnaroNua lNrpNrIoNa

london teh ~ the dental Ol the res
pert that u n lhp intention ~ Mr. tlAd.
alpne never 10 return le parliament IA
eVfleVl, lila Intimate friends Aia,p that
hla letters Disclose tho fact that hu 10
Hreatly pvFlurhed W tho COLLAPSE Vt tho
HOVeyNmoht'H Armenian pOlloy
n l.erd salisbury hreahA the pact with
the fransVaai, u u concluded That Me-
UladslOne at the rlak " lRrnlshlng tho
british naMp viii he likely 70 Ne lmpelled
W his wrath W cume 0ut Vt hiA tellrel
meNt illa friends arV convinced that No
vould not endure the double hlow N NJ.
lenpo
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aAFn eoNnucr ron MA KNArr

cpns,antlnopla, Web ga The NeVi Geo,
" knRph enc VI the American mlsHlens
aries slatlenVd az llitla, who " HpOuned
N lhe fOre Nl hNylnH encouraged pehls
llpus movements hmoug the ArmehlanA,
viii recplVe q safe coNdueI to conslantlr
nozzle
The authorities have laeucd an order
plohlhltlng the circulation IN Turkey ~
the Nnqlleh papefa VI t'ehruarN A.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23

GRANTS lNsa ON, tvh garO G. White
eOMN WNa teday eNemlned before United
elNlya NVmmlsaloNpr Wade Zoe rahhlng
lhN OnltVN atN,va malt WhNV0mh Waa
NrNs,v0 Ia klamath county ,Or holdng
Np "a e,N8V aud loNhlng tho lnaN. Ito
pleVcO an ellN and the ease Was da,
miHsed
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Nor IN illp cLAua

CVphVlt Must iipRt MAhpp ualape w.
OppNa lla ilgad ~ rlia
M iNsN tvh w AW Associated ppesa
representative had q lalk with rassnNi
WNNa about thO Nopbelt ehalltnEp eW the
NAY IN from she battle Hround ihla mesRi
NH, ttsanNmena said
W shall pWMlVly lHnNre that leuOW Gers
hplb shall WsV about the SAME ApHu,
WvNt oNVe eMrloyVd ~ ChArlp MhuhpW
rVll him tN ~ and net y lepulauoR let
hlM Whln MahVi and dee ChONNaW hgu
.erp ne epuNs Ms head ~ me- 10th Wtn
want jN NHhl him liu muat Npat win
ITEM MAhpr and VhONNskl helOrp hp apls
lNle thp WnN With ne THAT'S Ihe sanp
araWMVW VNOe eMpleyVd
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Tus TRun ANA

Nnare MomenlA
Curieus tlellol nllsH WhN, mnkcs
you luOk 10 happNf
illlHs ltetier from mN best alrl
what does she aayN
upont know Osnt read her wrlllna,
Nut u hoglna With My darllnR Fred ami
vnda with Nohre lOVlndY a. ever no
know ltn an rlnht"
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VpolNNs, tVN ~ NNepe " a F,)W
IN N9NlNr Republican RNFtV w Me
eoNNNN ANNpVsal0NNl dlAlWVL and NV
VoNNVNtN WvlN helN tNlAN NNN keeV
WiNg lNVt IN thN hNNysNNpeMeNp han AZ
thlA NtN ami the Mckinley WlW hold
Vp cNNvoNtiNN IN az. dNmos pNrlsh holh
CONVENTIONS clevled dviVtN,cs ~ lNe NAt
uoNN convention
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23
Wilh WNhONMN


4 hONM " VNNohlNtVN w NV NVNNsNNlN
Question
W'NryplWhtvd, iNN M AssN0lNteA lgVss ,
hNNdeM RVN w NNe NvNtgNeh iNlNj
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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-05-21
IOWA DEMOCRATS name BOIES
Distinguished Ex-Governor Head.
Hawkeye State Delegation to
Chicago Convention.
STRONG SILVER RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED
Boies Suggested to Committee on Reso-
lutions Plank Touching Preserva-
ton of Parity of Money Metals
Not Reported.

Dubuque, Iowa, May 2l.-Gov. Boies
who will head the Iowa delegation to the
Democratic national convention, pre-
pared the following plank for the plat
form, but it was rejected by the commit
tee and not reported to the convention:
SIN making this declaration for free
coinage of silver, we no not ignore OF
underestimate the Importance of the
Democratic doctrine that the parity of
the coins made from the two metals, of
which the double standard is composed,
should be faithfully and honorably main
tanned; and, while we believe that the
ratio, which has been substantially con-
tinued for three-quarters of a century in
the most prosperous period of our coun-
try's history, will prove equally efficient
and equally satisfactory if readopted now,
still if, when silver and gold are restored
to an absolute equality before the law
with equal rights in the mints Of the na-
tion and as money of final REDEEM ptioU,
reasonable experience shall demonstrate
that the parity at the ratio aforesaid can
not be maintained, we pledge the De-
mocracy of Iowa to aid, by every means
within its power, in the establishment of
new ratio, iust to all classes of our
citizens alike, by which such parity shall
be maintained"
Editor E. B. Carr, An extreme silver
ite, was elected chairman. Strong silver
resolutions were adopted and exGov.
Boies was Endorsed for president.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-05-21
MADRlD'S ARTESIAN WE'LL.
Some Facts Of Interest Concerning
the Spouter In south santa Fe
County.

Capt. J. G. Burdick, store.keeper for the
Cerrlllos Coal Railroad company, is in
the city from Madrid. He says the re-
Gently opened artesian we'll is still spout.
ing. The water is excellent, so far as
taste and appearances go, but before
piping it for the use of Madrid's popula-
tion it was thought best to have it ana
lyzed. Supt. James Dugean left for To.
peks Yesterday for this purpose, taking
with him sample Of the water.
The diamond drill struck this artesian
flow at depth of 625 feet, at a point
about four fifths of mile east of Madrid.
At the surface the elevation is practically
the same as Madrid, and fully 500 feet
above the level Of the Rio Galisteo valley,
The drill was driven down about 100 feet
below the point whore the flow was de-
veloped and work has now ceased. The
water flows over pipe twenty feet above
the surface. This flow wes struck in q
trachyte formation after passing through
slate, shales and sandstone, and this same
trachyte stratum can be traced westward
as far as the Ortiz mountains.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-05-21
THE MARK ETS.

New York, May 21.-Money on call easy
at 2 per cent; prime mercantile
papers, a 51a; silver, 677ss; lead, $2.-
971a.
Chicago.-C beeves, $340 q $4.25;
COWS and heifers, $1.60 @ $3.50; Texas
steers, $2.70 q $685.; stockers and feed
ers, $3.50 q 1915. Sheep, steady to
stronger.
Kansas City.-Cattle, Texas steers,
$500 @ 1886; Texas COWS, $2.00 @ $250
beef steers, $2.S5 @ So 90; rative cows,
$2.10 @ 1925; stockers and feeders, 80 90
q 1885. Sheep, lambs, $3.50 q $4.75;
muttons, $500 q $4.00.
Ohicago.-Wheat, May, 59}4 June, 60 a
Corn, May, 2Sss q X; July, 29sa "a x,
Oats, May, 1873; July, 1913.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-05-21
GEAR and CZARINA CROWNED
Triumphant Entry Into Moscow Amid
Booming OfCannOn and Clang
ing of Bells.
AN IMPOSING ASSEMBLAGE OF PEOPLE
Line of March Guarded by Thickness
After Thickness of Blood and Iron"
as Precaution Against Nihilists
Indemnity for Outrages.

Copyrighted by Associated Press 1898.
Moscow, May 2l.-The Gear and Czarinf
made their triumphal entry into this city
this afternoon amid the thunder of bat
teries of artillery, the changing of count
less bells and the cheers of vast multi
tude of loyal Russians and equally en-
thusiastic people from all parts of the
world.
Probably never before in the history
of nations has there been such an as
sembling.
At O'clock the entire route from
Petrovski palace, about three miles on
the road to St. Petersburg, to the Krem.
lin, was SO densely packed with people
that movement, except on the outskirts
of the immense crowds, was out of the
question.
The route was so closely guarded by
troops and police that the road may be
said to have been lined by thickness after
thickness of blood and iron.
At 2.30 p. M, there was the laundering
of a cannon, from the direction of Pet.
rovski palace, signal that the Czar had
started on his journey to the Kremlin.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-05-21
HILl4SB0RO GOLD MINES.
The Old Reliable Sierra County G0id
Camp Continues 10 Output Pay
Mineral.

The output of the Hillsboro gold mines
for the week ended May Il aggregates 800
tons.
]. Il. Collard has been running the
Charter Oak mill during the past ten days
on ore from the Happy Jack, Hiilsboro
and Smith mines.
Chas. a. Feast has all his teams en-
gagged hauling ore from the Snake mine
to the Bonanza mill.
The Bonanza mill will start tor
or Sunday on big run of Snake ore, and
it is probable that the increasing output
of the Snake and Richmond mines will
hereafter keep the mill going to its full
capacity.
lChas. Larson h, A "elamencad work on
one of the scaodla group Of mines in
Ready Pay gulch, where he has good mill
ing ore in quantity.
An important connection will be made
in the Snake workings next week, where
by another exit from the mine other than
the main shaft will be secured.
AT the Trippe Homestake mine the
lessees are reported to be taking out rich
free gold ore.