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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-06

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ihrupi-I- 'rum All pant. u' o." r.... ~
afr here tu.dt, {" participate I. ..r ,I..
rerdlug. u' 'hr twenty inD Df..u
conferences ul rlArliI", AMI r.lulu. whlyh
Will hr c"h'"uci nt Ia" =, '"rlua au...
torium thl- evening AMI Wlll cont nIr
it- srssiou- dAllN tor uir Wr,h lhr-intr
~ Michigan l. known ihr ant wlA. a. &
tptN aud charitable nature AMI uu,rur,-
have been -parri l., the lortl vtuuo,"r-
ot the gathering {" make II the hr.,-t
and most interesting ruu'rrrur" ~ thu
kind ever hrli. \. a tr-ul ,hv all.nl
snce promises g. hc VERY iarsy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-06

suspended under the last AimlnisirAtion
" permit the removal " 2.lpu democratic
postal clerks
when tbs pteripu. question wn lie.
manded, he demanded the yeas aud hoes'
GfwVehor u ohio. called ny his teso-
lutlon requesting the president and cab
met of'cas tor a detailed statement "
removals from uNice since March 3, l-ps.
and appointment. aimee that date, giving
The number " soldiers appointed pro.
uutcd reduced ur removal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-06

Alta regular meeting " q. h. Warren
post. 40 3. ui the Grand Army VI the Ne.
public. the 2nd inst resolutions oi thank,
wpr. passed thanking IL. v unAns r..
lief COrps, the Wupdnieu Of the AoTldAut
their sristirs and the psIplr ~ Alhu.
Iuerlue In general for their AID and prrs.
cue. on Memorial day, thus making the
occasion one ~ the most luut,.-sI,r and
ENJOYABLE of the kind ever held ia TIN,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-06

,hauucSl tulr, WI, heals t'.r NJ.
."ut Delegation tu "a, It l.um. rumru
uUn. AMI whu 10 ll-uNu .ta,r i- 'Aulu
atN kuuwn a. De .Ir mau ~. ,
quaint hut 'urrtuls WI, ~ rNpre,.Iug
Wm-ol' Ne AN Instance he sh,- HE
"a' 4" yet harmon, j. Co. kurck ghruiucf
fellow down ami thsu lump 600 him
The treatment hn prr-rtlnr- u,t, u~
somewhat hrf'tc Du, whom ,Yrcc,,'ul,
administered thct" can n,. uu 1uu', - l,s
rlhrlruc,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-06
- IAiItNINNI,
The ki"d~rEarisn rupil. tsrtt,at~d Ih-ir
AudtruV, Is.i NIght.

| ahS " 'h'l"' kSl'eh lhllls Rl'ltN AiUb Ihet N
| Audience Is.t Night.
The entertainment lp,t uighiatGraut's
opera huu>". 10y "a" pupll, II Miss PM.
hlrk's kindergarten Wd- q mu-t UNIQUE
aud charming event The little p,urlr
were Thoroughly drilled and wen, through
thrir parts with \ certain ra-.' aud maj
Nettr which wrf- captivating. the audi
enc" rNlnclng their appreciation III heart,
applause.
The custuui"s ~rr" varied ami hrautl
ful without exception. AMI the scene rr,.
aled wa indeed fAitylikr The advent ct
III" King and queen lmprr-ouatrd It,,
Master Lawrence ll'rli AMI Mi, ,,rarir
nnrrAIailr, wa the signal for renewed
applause. Tor the royal pair look,el c,rtN
inch a king aud queen. And. mounting
the throne, hrli sway over their fairy
subjects with charming dignity
lnter-pef-rd through the talrS rr,rl-
were number ~ interesting tahlrnuI.
lot the Surc"r, II which credit j. due
Mr.. ilfr"i t,ruu.irI
Vt the ci,-,. ~ ihr lir, v'rur,. Ml.lr
Elwr,h Nlhugh' who hII Mrli, N.u.
hl- -rVr- ~ u ruu maker ~ the chhr.
ar'rr ~ iurk r"appoarci tud d"lIgh'ri
th" aullrnr" wltl,a rrcltdtlou Follow
my this, queen ,rrac" brrrilalh' ~aug a
.iaE,i little song, AMI nrth II The nlth.
performers we're rucor,d
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-06

Washington, June ., A proposed com
promise ha- i@en offered III the con.
ference of the -rctArlan -chUbl amend
msnt ot the Indian appropriation bill
II provide that the appropriation tor
-urh schools shall extend tu the neI,
hScal year ius,-Ad ot two wears. II 10
thought th" -'ua will accept the com
PROMISE. Reprr -ntstlNe- Linton and
Ilainrr who led the ngh, against appro-
priatiun-, declare -urh comprnmisr eau
not br accepted IN the huu-r
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-06
IUKp nLRBN wINs
NE hot" wis' niT STAKE. =, IT,. rp.ou.
Races


kp-om, Jul, : Lord letb,- Cani,r
bury lllgtim was winner To- day 10 ~,
race Tor the uakrs stakes. one W the most
highly priced hopots auong BNtish .tt
turf events The Prince " Nalt- horse
Thals was second, j G. llill- Proposition
Third The crowd Wa ruofmuu-
Post betting VIA - h. = against can.
trrhufN Pilgrim, IS = against ihai..
IL" e. , against rtupr-ltlur
Vt the straight ~ thr stretch LIARS
took tie lead tut WA passed below the
h-iaucc l., lantrthuy rIlgum lhr
batter won handilN m twu hugth, \
length ,"rAralrd Iha. from rmpo,I,luu
MI,s tIH1'i wi- fourth
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-06
ItaiI aIIu.. al.

Michigan Z lty, Ind. June D. Judge r.
Irumpacker. oi Valparaiso. nominated
congressman lN the TENTH district t.
puhllcans. Won ~ H." uarrnwset mArgin
IN th" lisior! ~ r'lltDr- Crumparkrr~
maynrity over j FRANK Ilnnlry. ~ VII.
llau-p"rt, tlr prrrrut Representatives uf
n" old Nluth district IN tlr' h"u-r WA
only hftN tWu one huudfrhth. ol one
vote
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-06

II Louis. June %. Mrs j. II knmSr,
sl"r.ln.law "f T. u. kaln-,l ~ rlIrt ~
the order ~ trirgraphrr-. dlri IN East
ii l.uui-, NJ u result - her heroic rIiort-
~ r--cuiug her hu-hnut from tn ulu-
II the andalia freight huu,r un the
night ~ the recent t"rlhIu Mf Ram
~, sun hnNrTs between HE aud death
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-06
Banged 4ithI,avu

'hlcagn, June .. Nanaclrd, hut -irug
CLING frrhl! with hl- guards. .lu~cph
indrAth Wa rIrcutri thl. afternoon.
Even 10 the last second. NiudrAth frign.
81 INSANITY, \ut until the drop fell anh
the rop. tight"n"d 'uf the last time
around Nindtath'- neck we're hl- awful
cries stilieI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-06
Northumberland

Jefferson city Mo Junr :; T.. Nuf
Vile, the convict released from the I~ui.
rn;lary yesterday hr'-i on prison uficer
ksyburn to-day M the latter ~as lraNi ing
his home f"r the prison, The rSc"u,ict
Was run down With blp,ihouni- aud
captured The prison ofiicrr, although
desperately wounded may frcmrr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-06
I"l"r-d 'ongrr.smau.

Washington. June THE house hS 4
,s'. of l5i 10 33 to-day seated G,Orge ",
h.utrAI, e0lOTel. Cuut.'~tlng the --at ui
hllioii, deniTral. from The black. uT
Shoesttlng district II south Carolina.
rAfli lines we're strictly drawn. save
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-06

Ir,rult june lo.la,- -r--un- o'
the sumw"rrlnl hun ruu,ru,luu N,fr
lr'ota! T.. receiving ;ha report, I '.r
ruwmltir, uu WuN nuI uu t.u-g'ar .,l
'Irr. He convention vii r.ulpuy .n
vl the middle ~ next urrk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-06
SENATE AND House!
Senators D;bate Proposition Re.
duciOs Number BsltItShps.
Plan tO Establish Indian Citizenship
In the Indian Territory.
lhe u use committee reports Aiyer,rN
On the Bond Blll.
ColoStD ,ohGRIs,MAN

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-06
Cru~no 81 Vt. ,I.ph.a

London, June o A dispatch from Bu
dapcst says The grounds II the HuugA.
giAn millsnisl exposition were to-ds,
lnTonged with visitors from all parts Of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-06

l.td.-. Du,laua. Nr,l NurA, Igur
4 l" French Nlg"r rNrrllluu lrum al
AKA has h"u routed. uul mann ui It,
n"u'n"t- kllIi hI poisoned arrow lu,Nr
l"fgr" rountN h' r"mutp, ul th.,N
Iriltl"u arrived at kMua Nav a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-06


hraud Junction, tulu. Jun" .. Ply
clAu~ from all pArt- 81 colorado and
many from other parts ~ the union are
assembling here tu participate ~ IA"
-tatr sanitary convention under the aus.
plr,'~ ~ th'l lolHIdo tate h"ari ul health.
The convention i al vide spread Interest
I" the medical maternity, ~ rfuhl"m- rc.
latlng Ia general sanitation viii lee dis.
GUESSED lI lrading authorlti,- upon this
subject, hr convention WAS called 10
order At ! o'clock tins AltrTn"uu. ani AZ
ter addresses Of welcome lr Henry Sr~rll
outlined IA" program of the meeting,
Papers were then presented uI~n Schoul
Hygiene, Everyday sanitation, the bac.
terlologlcHl mclhod uf sanitation with
rspyc!al reference Ia dlphthera, and
house drainage ~ towns without -ewefs.
The convention viii remain IA session
f0T twu dHNs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-06

Mr~. lalur- lIalr. uf Walnut lIIlls. Ciu.
clnnAtl ohio. general secretary ut the
bureau VI supplies ut the Mur,r"'- HON"
Missionary society ui the Methodist tpls
cupal church. came ~ from Tucson. Arl.
lona. night before last, aud spent yrstrr.
day III the rlty visiting the llarwund
llnmr the nirl- Industrial schrol,
aud left last night for Denver Mr..
bale expressed herself ~ welt plra-ri
with the Home Aui with the plan aud
the mechanical wurk ui llI" buildings uf
Albuquerque ~ grurihl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-06
v ASHINGTON NEWS.
Senate and House Rushing The
Closing Business Of Session,
Lord Duly Wins a Big Horse Race
on Epson Track
Inc SAl' Lake lugiuye Murderer io>Aied
In ST. Louis.
BusNlNO ~ Bio BEIWIBY


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should nuIhorIl" him 10 send ships Of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-06

cincinnati, June D.. Herr Juln lInrt
president oi the John Ilaurk Hrrwiug
Co., died last night, aged Go IT, was a
multi millionaire, Aud one n thr most
pTOInlnrnt brewer. u lhr Mr.I
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-06
A CLOUD BURST.
Kansas Town Damaged by a
Flood Of Water.
Chicago Murderer Executed While
Crying For Mercy.
John HAYS Hammond Released aui tom.
inc " the united SlAtss.
ISDIAH sCHVVl
SDIAHsklTAEIAH SCHvVI

sAuua hA- Juur u,p-uur CIV, =
-mAll town -r,rutr,u mile southeast ~
here was 'lsltci l., cluudhut-t abuut
midnight be- pupr Wrrr compelled 10
f"r. Water was running through the
main street t"u beet dr'p To- la, EarmS
along gypsum creek fot miles ATE covered
viii four " ten irrt ~ water alil iAfm.
- at" leaving IA boats
At hf"s'ilr eighteen mIlr. We,
water In nearly ~ hAi
The ~muk, liiii i Hulh us,ug Aul
,uuudAIlun Is great, irar,l ga ,I- cti,
salt IsLs Nu,d~rri Imatsd
II Louis June ., hrf llaffigau Ani
l","cln"- thuk they hA,, located Re,
Francis lirfmauu- the fugitive minister
II salt lAkr ,IiH, charged With double
murder lIarrlgau -rui telegram To-
hiri ~ Police rau ~ salt Lake, telling
him u the salt Lake authorities would
@"ni enough muurN here tie - Louis
pnlic" would brug ShoUt the fugitive
criminals apprehension
Ilrrmanus was detected ia II lnuis b,
mrHn- ~ iwo baggage checks issued from
the haggage agent al the kanrAs cit,
union station on the evening Of May 10.
!, II said iirrn.anu- IL ~ Cincinnati.
~ suIall town siI nllr- from lnilanAp.
oils, dlsR dised a. florist,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-06

London, June .. The Pail Mall dazette
ssys II learns n dispatch has been received
here from Pretoria saving the Johannes.
burg reform leaders have been released
on parole, The dispatch adds that john
HAYS Hammond. the American engineer.
sails fof Southampton on the steamer
Athrnia on hl- va! 10 the ul"d states
FINALLY, the II. patch states. II IL rumor,d
at Pretoria Ia, the rrformrr- will each
ls fined tJu.ps
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-06
IML. ,rn t.r.In MnIL-L

,mrago, June . Wheat, June, jgI,
Jul. ,,.r. Corn, June. - July IS >
ass OAts, June, l1.s Jul l71,.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-06

chicago" June b ,Attlr frN,-.
ti5auI .. cows aul m"nr.. ,.r.r.
lrIa- slsrr-, i.Jr,a,o. -tu"lrI, anA
fndrt-, t1,,a,37u
sheep Market, slow Wrti
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-06

John 7. Shy, Of Kansas city, whowoua a
reputation years ago near Drmlug dur
Ing one of the blooiy raids II the Apache
chief. Geronimo, by holding his house
against the assaults u the ApAehss aud
putting them 70 Digit by the un-rring
aim OF his trusted rins. Ia In the city W
day and 10 registered st s,urges Euro
pcan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-06

Mothers will hnd Chamberlain cough
Remedy ESPECIALLY valuAbl. for Group and
NhOoplng cough. II will give prompt r..
lief and II safe aud pleaSant. W. have
-nld II Tor several years aud II has never
failed 81 give the most perfect .ati-iac.
tion, Il. v. Richards, buIu--ur, Ia.
Sold by ", A. Maxwell Drug Co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-27
FINANCIAL NEWS
ToDAY's STOCK BOARD.

WALL STREET, 10:15 a. IN. The initial
stock quotations were generally below
the final figures of yesterday and in the
operations further concessions occurred
generally. Leather preferred was especial
" weak, declining per cent, to $685.,
Baltimore & Ohio fell 1io per cent, and
other prominent shares lost fractions.
Sugar and Tennessee Coal received
especial attention from the bear traders
after 1915 and scored net declines of a
point each. Baltimore & Ohio al lacked
support and made further recession Of
i-S per cent, TO t93,. On the other
hand Leather preferred was purchased st
the low point 10y shorts and improved 81
per cent, to 64iQ. The fluctuations in the
rest of the list called for no comment.
Trading is quiet and the tone weak at
this hour.
Il. a q. was weak feature, declining
to 26. The per cent. bonds OF 1925 were
offered down TO 81, "seler 20" The gen.
eral market also sagged. Sales TO noon
were 100, 800 shares or II, 200 listed and 70, :
400 unlisted,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-27
WEYLER'S PROCLAMATION.
Thirteen Days IN Which TO Surrender 10
Authorities.

copyrighted. 1890, by The Associated Press J
HAVANA, Feb. 27.-The following is a
synopsis OF the important and long an
ticipated proclamation of Captain General
Weyler to the insurgents OF the islsnd OF
Cuba. 1t has not yet been published here
or elsewhere, but will be issued shortly
and will say:
The captain general proclaims that he
allows the rebels in the provinces of
Pinar del Rio and Havana, I5 days from
the date of the proclamation in which
10 surrender to the authorities. Those
who do so will not be subjected TO moles-
tation. But small bands of insurgents i'm
these provinces which do not surrender
within the given period, viii, at the ex
piration of that period, be treated as BAN
dts.
Detachments OF civil guards. reinforced
by the civil guards of the province of
Santiago de Cuba, and the province of
Puerto Principe, have orders to form lists
at their respective towns of ell persons
who have joined the rebels and their
property will be confscated.
The towns in the western part of the
island are au horzed 10 organize corps of
guerillas and all office holders absent on
leave of absence will be relieved, il after
eight DAYS from the date OF the proclama-
tion, they have not returned TO their posts.
Petroleum and other infiammable ar
ticles, after the date of the proclamation =,
can no longer be sold in the small, un-
garrisoned towns.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-27
Revolutionizing the Business.

CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-At a meeting of the
Western Association of General Baggage
Agents held here yesterday a resolution
was unanimously adopted providing that
no single piece of baggage exceeding 40
cubic feet in measurement or $50 pounds
in weight, will hereafter be accepted for
transportation In the baggage cars This
l. very radical action and IL strictly ad-
hered TO by the railroads, Will revolu-
tionize the baggage regulations of the
transportation companies. Heretofore
there has never been any limit to the
weight or lie of a piece Of baggage, an
excess charge being the only PENALTY for
piece OF baggage weighing more than
lJO Mounds
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-27
"Down In Dlxie"--Keith's Next Week.

A most pleasing play is "Down in
Dixie" to be given at Keith's Opera
House next week. Scott Marble wrote IL
with the intention OF embodying lively
picture of Southern life in thrilling
comedy drama. He succeeded so well
that managers Davis & Keogh promptly
gave the piece an elaborate production,
with superb scenery by John II. Young,
of the Broadway Theater, New York.
In "Down in Dixie" Is used one of the
most ponderous machines ever put on
the stage-a huge cotton compress, by
means of which the Williams try to put n
man to horrible death, but he is rescued
by the heroine of the play. There is
much to amuse as well as TO excite in
"Down in Dixie" The doings of the
pickaninnies at the alligator creek and
on the plantation are exceedingly enter
tanning. The playing of the pickaninny
band and Zouave drill by the same boys
are features that obtain the most tumult-
Gus applause.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-27
SENSATIONAL SUICIDE.
Young Man Picked Ont His Place in the
MOrgue.

CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-Nilliam VI. Pearson,
known one of the youngest expert tele-
egraph operators lin the west, held long
conversation with Manager Sotnier OF the
Hyde Park Morgue, in which he praoti-
cally made ell arrangements for having his
body embalmed, told him he was going
TO commit suicide, then went to the
home of cousin and locking ell the
doors, adjusted tube to gas burner,
turnedon the gas, swallowed five grains
of morphine lay down on the bed and put
the other end OF the tube in his mouth.
He was dead when found.
He had cody informed Mr.. Stonier he
intended TO kill himself and wanted to
be brought to the morgue and Il is said
he selected the slab on which he wanted
his body to lie.
Mr.. Stoniers telephoned to the police
giving description of the man, but it
was found that he had given a wrong ad
dress. and all efforts to find him were una
vailing. The sudden death of his wife
last November who died on train from
a sudden attack of pneumonia, is assigned
as the cause. Since then he had been
despondent and many times said there
was no use of living.
A search of the body revealed razor
in one of Pearson's shoes. 1t is thought
he put 1t there for use in case he was
taken in charge by the police.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-27
Week OF Classic Drama.

Julia Marlowe Taber and Robert Taber
will open a weeks engagement at the
Providence Opera House, next Monday
evening. They will appear in varied rep
ertoire OF Sbakespearean and other classic
plays. The coming OF these artists will
be a theatrical end social event of more
than ordinary importance. II has been
several years since Mrs. Iaber, under the
name OF Julia Merlowe, appeared i'm this
city. The repertoire for the week has
been arranged as follows: Monday night
and Saturday matinee, "Romeo end Ju-
liet"; Tuesday night. Stoops to Con-
quern; Wednesday night, GAS You Like
IT.; Thursday night. Henry IV"; Fri
day night, "Ihe Lady of Lyons; Satur-
day night, "1welfth Night" Seats on
sale at o'clock tomorrow morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-27
BRIEF DISPATCHES.

The home Of Jacob Dettmer at Brooklyn,
N. ", vice-pres dent Of the Peoples Trust
Company, was entered by burglars last night.
They obtained $500 worth OF jowelry.
Six prisoners waiting trial for burglary
and similar offences. escaped from Jail al
South Bend. Ind. last night. Thoy sawed
through the top of a cell and let themselves
down from the Roof with ropes made from
blankets.
The Detroit Militia LAID -MaIlss-were parti'
ally destroyed by fire this morning, causing q
loss OF between $4,000 and $4,000; insured
for S6g.C0. The fire was caused 10y the burst
by gas jet
Thomas p. Morgan, ex-commissioner of the
District OF Columbia. died today at his resi-
dence in Washington.