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NATIONAL POLITICS.
rrLLMAN's IDEAS.


Denver. Senator B. F. Tillman, OF
South Carolina, who reached the city yester-
day has received one continuous ovation
The senator takes rather gloomy view
of the situation of the Democratic party
and does not hope for harmony in the
Chicago convention. TIA sound money
platform is forced on the convention the
16 to l Democrats will bolt the ticket,
even If they do not get up and walk out
of the convention in a body. Senator
Tiilman said he and the South Carolina
delegation would walk out, and he is Of
the opinion that others will follow. He
does not look for an agreement on any OF
the vital questions and added that wheth.
or the result is sound money platform
or for straight out free silver coinage at
the ratio Of Is to there would very like
ly be split IN the party.
He believes that the 16 to men will be
largely in the majority in the convention
and will be able to dictate what shall be
done. In that event the convention will
declare for independent free coinage oil
silver at the 16 to ratio, will declare
against national bank notes and insist
upon the passage of an income tax law
If the convention adopts a 16 to plat-
form the sound money men will be al
most bound to bolt. II they don't they will
be swallowing their convictions and he
will have less respect for them than he has
for their currency views.
On the other side of the fence the som
ator does not see any brighter prospects
than there are in the Democratic party.
He believes there will be split when the
Republican convention meets in ST. Louis
In June, and the organization of an en-.
tirely new party in that city when the Sill
yer party meets there in July he thinks is
entirely within tho bounds OF possibility
There will be enough 16 to Republicans
who will leave the party on account of the
platform it will adopt there to join the
Silver party and the dissatisfied Demo
Gratis (provided sound money platform
is adopted) to make a party strong
enough to carry the election next No.
vember.
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NEW MEXICO NEWS.

The new oil field at Cerrillos may mean
much for New Mexico.-Las Vegas Optic.
Russell B. Rice, the surveyor of East
Las Vegas, charges mileage wher he at
tends court in old Las Vegas.
The New Mexico college of agriculture
has sent out warning to orchardists to
carefully look out for insect pests and
avoid the introduction of those prevalent
elsewhere. The warning is timely aud
should be needed.
DR.. Edward La Fevre, of Sidney, Ohio,
writes Mayor Olney that he is preparing
a pamphlet on the hygienic treatment
for consumptives and asks for data re-
garding the climatic conditions Of Las
Vegas.
Reports from Ration are to the effect
that corner of T. W. Golfers new resi-
dence was blown out of plumb by the un-
usually high wind prevailing Sunday.
Fearing that the house would take
tumb the family and some effects were
transferred to neighbours house for
safety.
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TALKS WITH MINERS.
The CerrillOs Oil Find-Placer and
Quartz Development In the San
Pedro Region.

A whole raft of citizens more or less
interested In mining enterprises are in
town on court dnty from south Santa Fe
county. DR.. Richards aud Tony Neis, of
Cerrillos, have been deluged with in
qniries about the oil strike. They say a
citizens meeting of Cerrilos people will
be held to provide means for driving the
drill through the slate formation. A
Scotch miner from the Madrid coal mines
Investigated the find yesterday and said
he thought an abundance of oil. would be
struck below the slate stratum which
thus far has been penetrated forty feet.
Dan Taylor and q. T. Brown, of Do
lores and San Pedro, bring good reports
also from their districts. Mr.. Taylor
says the mining industry about Dolores,
Golden and San Pedro has not appeared
so prosperous in decade. He "points
with pride" to the activity in the placer
fields, particularly in Vaca canon, and
mentions the new strikes in the old st.
Elmo and in claims owned by R. Wilson,
s. @. Wright, the White Bros, and others.
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Conservatives victerious IN spaia.
Madrid. April 13.-The election returns
to date show the parties divided as fol
lows: Conservatives, 312; Liberals, 81
Dissident Conservatives, s; Independents
IL; Carlist, 10, and Republicans, 3.
Owing to irregularities in Madrid the
presidents electoral bureau has been
fined 100 pesetas. Fines have also been
inflicted upon wire pullers.
The Liberals elected at Madrid think
of resigning. on account of the suit fol
libel against the Marquis of Cabrana
who was instrumental in exposing the al
legged municipal corruption, and who is
being prosecuted by the municipal coun
cillors. The marquis has been ordered
fined, but it is believed that he will prefer
to 60 to prison.
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End Of Olympic Games.

Athens, April 15. Brilliant weather pre-
vailed here to-day and the stadon wns
packed with people desirous Of seeing
the prizes awarded to the winners Of the
Olympic games.
Upon the arrival of the royal party,
Mr.. Robert delivered Pindsric ode on the
games, using the modern pronunciation.
Each of the winners of first prize re.
ceived from the hands of the king a
wreath of willith olive from the trees at
Olympia, according to the ancient Gus
tom, the proposition to bestow silver
wreaths having been abandoned.
The winners of the second prizes re.
ceived laurel wreaths.
All the winners received diplomas and
medals.
The prize winners then paraded, the
Stadion band playing the national air OF
each nation. Afterward the king pro.
claimed the close of the games. The
greatest enthusiasm was manifested.
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BOWMAN'S BRUTAL DEED.
A Private Soldier at Fort Bliss
Awaiting Indictment for At
tempted Rape.

Denver, April ia special from Ell
Paso to the Times says: Private Bow
man, of troop A, 9th cavalry. stationed
at Fort Bliss, is in cell at tho garrison
guard house awaiting indictment By the
grand jury for desperate attem pt at rape
ON the wife of Musician Ames of the 18th
infantry, also stationed at the fort.
Citizens passing Ames' house rescued
Mrs. Ames. Nearly all her clothes were
stripped off and she was badly cut and
bruised.
Bowman's fellow soldiers were re-
strained with difficulty from lynching
him,
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THE MARKETS.

New York, April 15.-Money on call
easy at 81s per cent; prime mercantile
paper, 5H q 6h per cent. Silver, G74;
lead, $3.50.
Chicago.-Oattle, receipts, 5000; mar
ket to-day, for best grades, steady to firm ;
beeves, $3.50 @ $40; cows nnd heifers,
$l.5O q $3.50; Texas steers, $3.50 @
90 80; s.ockers and feeders, $2S5 @ : S.75.
Sheep, receipts, $4,000; market, slow and
weak.
Kansas City. - Cattle. receipts, $500;
Texas steers, $245 a 1855; Texas COWS,
$l.9O a $27O; beef steers, SO 90 q $500;
native cows, $3.50 q So 20; stockers and
feeders, 81 go q 1878; bulls, $500 @ $Sdo.
Sheep, receipts, 400; muttons, $2.40 @
$3 55.
Chicago.-wheat, April, G6; May, 6blaa
Corn, April. 29N; May, so4. Oats, April,
10; May, 1874.
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3 Sores

In combination, proportion and
process Hoods Sarsaparilla is peculiar
to itself, and uncqualled in true merit.
No other medicine ever possessed SO
much curative power, or reached such
enormous sales, or made such Won
derful cures, as Hoods Sarsaparilla.
1t Is undoubtedly the best medicine
ever made to purify, vitalize and en-
rich the blood.
That is the secret of its success.
Read this statement:
"When my son was years Of age, he
had rheumatic fever and acute rheuna-
tism, which settled in his left hip. He
was SO sick that no one thought there was
any help for him. Five sores broke ont
on his thigh, which the doctor said were
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Election Contest Cases In the House
Charges Against Gen. franklin
Against Free Alcohol.

Washington, Apl. 15.-In the house the
report of the elections comrait tec t5n the
case of Gordon vs. Latimer, 3rd district
of Sonth Carolina, in favor of the sitting
member. was adopted without division
Mr.. Hull, Republican, of Iowa, chair
man Of the committee on military affairs,
called up the resolution for the appoint
ment of William b. franklin, of Connec-
ticut; Thomas j. Henderson, of Illinois;
George L. Beale, Of Maine, and George
W. Steele, of Indiana, as members of the
board of managers OF national soldiers
homes.
Mr.. Blue, Republican, of Kansas, made
sensational speech against Gen. Frank
lin, charging him and Smith, for whom he
said Gen. Franklin was responsible, with
cruel and brutal treatment of inmates of
the home at Leavenworth, Kas. He
O. Howard for that of Gen. Franklin.
END OF A FOOLISH CONTEST.
Elections committee, No 8, to-day
found that Giles Oils Pearce, Independent
Labor, received 157 votes as against A.
600 for John @. Bell, Populist, and the
| lhutcT Who klV0u ulH oOdVs uio oOHuoot
came from tho and district of Colorado
FELLOW SERVANT DECISION.
In the case of the Northern Pacific
railway company Va. Samuel Peterson
the supreme court to-day reversed the
opinion Of the court below. The case
was one of damages on account of an ao
cident, and the question involved was
whether section boss was fellow ser.
want or agent Of the road. The opinion
holds him to be fellow servant.
CONSUL TO ARMENIA.
Tho president to-day nominated Lee
'Bergholz, of New York, to be consul al
Erzoum, Armenia.
Against FREE ALCOHOL.
The house committee on ways an6
means to day decided to report favorably
the bill introduced by Mr.. c. W. Stone
of Pennsylvania, to repeal the section ol
the Wilson act, which gives free alcohol
for use in the arts and manufacturers
Internal revenue officials have acknowl
edged their inability to carry out the pro
visions of the law. Great frauds are sale
to be pospible under the law and many
large claims have been piled up against
the government.
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EXPLOSION All CHICAGO.
Fire. Works Factory Blown tO Atoms
Two Lives LOst-Severai Per-
sons Badly Hurt.

Chicago, April l5.--One of the main
buildings of the Chicago Fireworks CON-
pany at Gross Punt, fourteen miles
north of this city, blew up this morning,
killing Nicolas Boree and Annie Boree.
The explosion is supposed to have
been caused by powder being ignited by
a concussion in the machinery used for
making hre works.
The first discharge blew out the sides
of the building, letting it fall. A moment
later another explosion shattered the
roof.
The body Of Annie Boree has not been
found.
Nicolas Boree, her brother, was hor-
ribly mangled.
Several others were 80 badly burned
that it is feared they will die.
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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-04-15

Omaha.-The Republican state conyen-
tion will convene this evening to elect
four delegates to the national convention.
The program to select Mckinley support
ers will be carried out. Three of the dele
gates at large will be John L. Webster, T.
p. Kennard, and Peter Jansen. The fourth
will be Matt DauRherty, E. A. Warner or
Geo. M. Thummel.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-04-15

It's Just as easy to try One Minute
Cough Cure a. anything else. Its easier
TO cure severe cough or cold With II.
Let your next purchass for cough bs
One Minute Cough Cure. Better msdi-
cine; better result; better try Il. Nswton's
drug store.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-04-15
CABLED FROM FOREIGN LANDS
Rebellion of the Natives Against Brit
ish Rule in South Africa BecOm-
ing Very Serious.
CONSERVATIVES TRIUMPHANT IN SPAIN
Imposing Ceremonies Attend the Clos
ing of the Olympic Games at An
cianr Athens-Prizes Awarded
by Royal Hands.

London, April ia dispatch from
Buluwayo says that the whole country is
in the hands of the rebellious natives,
who are massing in great force north
ward. It will require large force of
troops to dislodge the rebels.
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Highest Leavenng Power-Latest US Govt Report
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

Mr.. Brown ia interested in the CON-
pany which has contracted with M. Har-
rold, of Pennsylvania, to sink for
petroleum, 1000 feet if necessary, west of
Golden, and he, too, regards the outlook
for south Santa Fe county's mineral de-
veIopmpnt as m NAT ana cious
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Cheated the Galiows.

Xenia, Ohio, April 15.-Charles Morris,
who confessed to the murder of Mr.. and
Mrs. -Douthetb, committed snioide this
morning by cutting his throat, when told
to get ready to 60 to Columbus to hang.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-04-15

II is not a miracle. II won't cnre every
thing, but IL will cure piles. That's what
DeWltt's Witch Hazel Sslve will do, be-
cause IL has done II in hundred Of caaes.
Newton's drug store.
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Mortuary Record.

Omaha, April 15.-Ex-Fire Chief John
Calling died last night of consumption.
For twenty-five years he served as
Omaha's fire chief.
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Eva Booths Com mand.

Toronto, April 15.--Miss Eva Booth,
the youngest daughter OF Gen. Booth, has
Been appointed commandant of the Sal
vation arnyin Canada and New Found
land
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The BLOODY HAND OF CRIME
Denver's Japanese Murderer Bound
Over-BloOdy Deeds at Cen
trail City.
HOUNDS ON GEORGE FAYLOR'S TRAIL
Shocking Wife Murder and Suicide in
the Virtuous City of Churches
Killed Because She Was
Suspected

Denver, April 15.-Aoki, the Jap aness
cook, accused of killing Willie Truesdel
and his aunt, Mrs. Minnie Miller, waived
examination to-day and was held to tht
criminal court. He appeared unconcerned
although the court room was crowded
when he was arraigned.
BLooDY WORK IN COLORADO.
Central City, Oolo.--Sam Uovington, AZ
ore hauiSs, IN rage to-day on account ot
the attachment of bis wages, shot City
Marshal Michael Kelleher aud sx Mayor
Dick Williams. He drove of in bis
wagon. One hundred men gave chase
Henry Lehman shot and killed Coving.
ton. Kelleher is dying; Williams will
recover.
HOUNDS ON TAYLOR's TRAIL.
Carrollton, Mo.--At II O'Clock a gentle
man from the north came to town con.
veying the news that the dogs sent out to
follow Taylor's trail had found and fol.
lowed it seven miles further northwest to
farm owned by colored man. This
gentleman also says that the whole coun
try is filled with armed men and he sees
no possible chance Of Taylor's escape il
he is now in that section.
CASE AGAINST WOOD DISMISSED.
Oincinnati.--When the case of William
Wood, charged as an acoomplice in the
attempt to procure an abortion on the
person of Pearl Bryan, was called to-day
the prosecuting attorney said that the
state had no evidence to warrant tria
and Judge Gregg dismissed. the case.
SHOCKING CRIME IN BROOKLYN.
New York. = Frederick Merrick shot
and killed his wife to-day in her bedroom
at their home in Brooklyn. Then, stand
ing before mirror in an ad joining room
he fred bullet into his right temple,
His death was instantaneous.
The couple, who we're well to do, had
been married six years and leave a child
years old.
1t is alleged that Merriok was suspicious
of his wife.
About daybreak a woman in the house
heard Mrs. Merrick cry out in an alarmed
tone of voice: "Oh, Fred, what are yon
going TO doi Are you crazyf" Then the
shooting occurred.
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ScrofuIa

sores. We had three different doctors.
Pieces OF bone came out of the sores. The
last doctor said the leg would have to be
cut open and the bone scraped, before he
could get we'll. Howard became so low
that he would eat nothing, and one doc
tor said there was no chance for him.
."One day, newspaper recommending
Hoods Sarsaparilla was left at our door.
We decided to try this medicine. Howard
commenced taking 1t the last Of February,
after having been sick for year and
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-04-15

Municipal Election In Wyoming.
Rawlins, Wyo., April 15.-'The city cleo.
tion yesterday was won by the Republi.
cans, after hotly contested campaign
For the first time the Republicans are in
full control of the city government.
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SANTA FE, N. M, WEDNESDAY, APRIL Is, 1896
Bank wreeker Broke Jail.

BHHK WftCAtF BFOKe JHII.
Des Moines, Iowa, April 15.-Davies,
the Peru bank wrecker. recently captured
in New York, broke Jail at Winterset last
night.
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HOPULAR PRICES!
D

Fresh vegetables constantly hand Poultry Mondays
and Fridays Fish on Fridays
Directions for cooking Dew Drop whole the
tomatoes coander and drain we after which, place
fully by iron pan. On each put small
piece of butter pepper and salt and cook slowly moderate
hour and half then dreuge -four
and add about gill Of when they ready
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-08-27

ton, in 1898 in Milwaukee, and in 1895
in Detroit, and in alternate years at
Saratoga.
The meeting this year is particularly
interesting on account OF the presence
Of Lord Russell, the lord chief Justice
Of England, whose annual address be-
fore the association today will be en-
the subject of international Arbitra-
ton. Montague Crackenthorpe, IN
eminent queens counsel, will also read
paper on The Uses of Legal History
In the eighteen years of the assocIa-
tons existence it has done much to
carry out it's principles. Through its
efforts commissions Rave been appoint
ed in a majority of the states and ter
rltOries to secure uniform state laws on
various important subjects. These
commissions hold an annual meeting at
the same time and place as the meet
ing of the association for the purpose of
carrying out their work Through
their efforts a number of states have
passed important acts tending to make
uniform the laws of the various states
Prior to the act of 1891 constituting
circuit courts of appeals, the subject Of
the relief of the supreme court from the
excessive burden Of litigation was
largely discussed by the association,
and the act providing for the lew
courts was passed chiefly through it's
efforts, with satisfactory results in
the administration of justice in the
United States.
The subject Of liberal education has
been discussed by the association dur
ing the last five years, in the fullest
manner. AS result, the standard Of
education for the bar has been very
much raised, and a three years law
course has been established in large
number of law schools. 1t is partly
this work of the association which led
the lord chief justice of England in mis-
address to the inns of court in 1895, to
speak in terms of commendation of
the high efficiency Of legal education in
the law schools Of the United States A
section of patent law, consisting of en-
nent patent lawyers, has charge of the
amendments of patent legislation in
congress. The association has mem
bership of over 1000 lawyers, repre-
sentative men from all the states and
territories
The present officers of the association
are Moorfield Storey of Boston presi-
dent; John Hinkley of Baltimore Sec
rotary and Francis RawIe of PhiIadel-
phla treasurer. It's first president was
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-08-27

Cleveland, Aug 23.-The grand en-
campment of the Knights of Pythias
will begin in this city today, with dress
parades to the various churches. The
program will run through the week in
this order:
Monday-Reception of brigades, regi-
ments and visiting brothers; afternoon,
troops assemble in full-dress uniforms
in front of headquarters at 3;45; dedica-
ton exercises; Introductory remarks by
James Dunn, for the general commit
tee; address of the centennial commits
sion by Wilson NJ. Day; presentation Of
Camp Perry-Payne to the uniform rank
by Mayor r. E. McKIsson; acceptance
of the camp by Major General j. R.
Carnahan; raising OF the camp flag. At
p. m. the supreme council of the uni
form rank will meet in special assem-
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STATE NEWS.

G. w. Tifd of Footville, Wis, has
secured the position of principal of the
New Glarus schools for the coming
winter.
The members of the Congregational
church at Lone Rock have secured
Mrs. Williams of Beloit as minister
the coming year.
Cornelius Dougherty, an old and
we'll known resident of Green county,
died at his farm residence near Mon
roe last Tuesday morning, aged 50
years.
At the new NJ. E. parsonage at Mar
shall last Wednesday evening, Miss Ina.
NJ. BOwdish of Waterloo was married
to Jesse NJ. Woodward of Brodhead.
The groom is 81 and the bride is 18
years old
The survivors of the twenty-eighth
Wisconsin regimeI, will hold a re-
union in Milwaukee August q. A
banquet will be given in the evening
which will be addressed by Hon. Pow
ell Clayton of Arkansas and Senator
Davis of Minnesota.
}. 6 Baker of Stoughton has pur-
chased 40 acres of land at Grand Falls.
Tex, and will move to that place
about the middle of September. His
son Arther will accompany him and
TILL the soil while Mr.. Baker will enter
the mercantile business.