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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-29
Sfeue fd1 tttet Dc Yatdtte.

8@erlim, 26. 0ft. Die betoen
oroben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, tpelz
dc ber Morbbeuti4e 2Gopb gegen1pdrz
tia bon Der @4iHsbau9eieQ1&at Wul.
ca, in Stettin unb gu S4i4au bet
Dauaia bauen 1ldbt, 1perben bic Naz
men u&uiier Wi13elm Der @robe" u11o
,y&aiier Grtebri&" erbalten. Ser @rz
ftere &pirb 1890 Spnnen @ebalt ha=
ben, cine 0dnge BON $40 SUB. cine
8reite bon &C SUP unb cine Siefe pon
80 Stub. Ser 2ebtere pirb 1890
3onnen @sbalt bdben, cine 2d1rge bon
600 SUB, cine 8reite BON ga Sub un'o
cine Siefe bon 38 SUB.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-29

1onbon, "a. DIT. s. 1T bier
ullgemein bic Mmli@t oouberrf@enb,
baB bic Direttorer BET @ant bon Gngz
(orb in ibrer r~eselmdbisen tp64entliz
&en Sibung bic Discontorat< bon
bret auf bier Proaent erb0ben tperoen.
Die 53eitunsen iinb barber einperz
itanben, baB benz Mb1ub bon Cob
no4 Mmertta Elm @nbe 9ema@t tperz
ben mub.
De ct. Sames @aoette iagt: ~Na4
Mm1i9t bon SadperitGnbtgm baben
Iepbit bei der jeBigen Dtscontorate bic
Ser iemb<r teinen @orthetl, 10 oab
m1gli6ertpei1e in Seem Oort bon iulz
9en per1onen <ine prdmte fir @olb
beaaBlt tpirb, pel9e iber bic politti4e
Gage 10 1,erp1s %9etporben iinb, bab lie
ibarauf beiteben, @plo aufoubemabren.
@s 1T flqr, bab bas f@nele @teisen
ber Wetaenpreile ben Merttanern Re-
beutenb bebiilflt@ 1T, eurcpdif&es
@plb biniiberau3teben, unb apenn bic
Direttoren ber 8ant cine nod peitere
@erminberuns Der @eierpe 9~eitatten,
10 fanr man NIT @iderbett barauf
re4nen. bab bas Disconto itetgt. Dte
Mttienb0rie mar in der 'pergamgenen
Wode pollitdnbis auf Elm @tsi9en Der
Discontorote porbereitet, 10 bab Elm
plDBli9es Ga1en ber preiie ni&t gu
beFir4ten iit."
Dte Bart BON @nglanb bat ben Dis
conto BON 3 auf 4 ppocent erbobt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-29
Is rtviiufd1te ymftpcr1nccrutt9 .

Qonbon, 20. 0tt. Die st
Sames @aaette" iagt, bab bic Tret<
laKung Or. Sumteion'S uno Major
sir ssSobn winouebbp's, ben Sransz
paalz @jmbrefern, tpelde init Major
81. @rep, Sol. 8. Mbite, Major IT.
Wbite unb 9enrp s. @opentrp tpege11
@erlebung Der Toreign @nliitment>
Mtte gu Is Bis 6=monatli@em @e>
fdnenib berurtbeilt porben, pabr<
i4einli@ unmittelbar beborfehe. Dte
@ntlaTung birfte auf elm ar5tlides
@utodten. b%egriinbet tpelren.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-29
1tuWctter TN europa.

@om 26. DIT. &esenitirme berrz
1@en in gara OberzStalten unb Que
8abn3Uge iinb in'GSolge bapon per1pdz
tet. SIN Dtitrttt BON @enebig 'herr19e
te Sturm flutb. Der Candle @ranbe
9at ben plab BON St. Morco atoe'
Gub tief uberi&wemmt.
Nonbon, Is. Dit. @4tpers
@4neei tiume tperSen aus benz Noroen
bon @mglanb uub S&ottlunb semelz
bet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-29
4wauata Mant ertrunttn.

Qt1fabpn, 10. Sft. Das biez
iiqe Bartl9iF r@enus", @apitGn ptnz
to, tpel4es am 1. b. M. bon Garbtf
bieuber Angling, lit um 9. b. M. pdb>
reub zines @turnpes uuf ber 9obe Der
ecSn5el @tomer untergegor,gen. ?3tpanz
ala Qeute ertrunten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-29

GOT Sprin9s, @rt., 25. Oct.
Gs fanb ii9 bteier Sage bieriepbit cine
9lnaabl prplpectoren Elm, tp<lfe In
ben Bergen in Der Mdbe Der Stabt
eifris na4 Sob 1u&en. @ie 1oQer
bersits einise ret@e Tun!be gema@t
9abem~ !Sn Totse beFen 1T bier bas
@olbfeber ausgebro@en, unb Mes
etlt in bic MGlber, UNI Sob gu iuz
6<n.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-29

% ttebt ,mlimu, nit spanten.

@onbur n, 26. DIT. Cine Mabrtz
Der Depelde an ben rStanbarb" mel
bet Tolsenbes: Die RDntgtn fiibrte IN
einem Miniiterratb bm @oriib. 81
NOR Ganopas, Der premier, yab etne
toIitdmbt9e S&ilberun9 Der iebr trauz
rtsen beimii&en unb ausmGrttsen
WerbGltntKe. Ser @erltit an Menz
f4en bur4 bic Rrtese in ben Goloniz
en- 9at fi4 fiir bic 2anomtrtH14aft
als 1ebr bebent(i@ ertpie1en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-29

Cine neue beutfde tatbolif4t 2ir<
6e puroe am Treitag in @uperi@
OF e%ingetpttht.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21
sNIUIlI DtNIhN.
staI-. SoI~mnI, TLu H- HAd No Part ~
bishop k'ts's K-iir"msEt.

stI.. SoI~mnI, ILod Hs H.d No Part Ia
bishop k'ass N-iirms1i.
Raltimorp, Nov. ~ The suns special
corr~p pondent nj Hnme interviewed Tar.
dlnAl SatUlli IN relation ~ the TrpOft-
published IN this country concerning
Cardinal hihbOnS, Archbishop Ireland
AMI others lie writ-~
II drew his attention to the repOrte,l
rumOrs Alout him immediately after
Bishop kean's resignation of the rector.
ship 0f Washington university and the
part he WAS said ~ have played In IT,
His attention WAS also dirrct.si a. the
change said to have somewhat -udienl,
come about In his attitude toward certain
members of the heirarchy. The various
phases aud full details of Theses ruinor-
were evsdsntiy quite unknown " him.
"H~ said: You may sAy that having
seen the cardinal Satolli AMI having
spoken 70 bim of these REPORTS which ap
p@ar-d In the newspapers concerning
matters ~ which YOU have just drawn
his attention he says solemnly that the,
are wholly devoid of foundation. Such
"A he has been heretofore. such he IN and
shall continue ~ he In respect ~ IN,
United States. Ar representative 0i
the holy father he has stryen " rise and
| considers that no succeeded In rising
above all difference and personalities.
And the forgetting Tor the moment u,
formal methOd Of uttsranc- he had beef
employing. he spoke In the first persoi
singular, saying: i have striven on ever,
occasion Tor the peace and cOmmonwea
Of the church and country. Loyalty I,
the church and country, which IL III,
title II my hook. has ever been my mot
| tn "
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21
Ntii,u - ,"iti.itI.


i,ur,, ui W,Ir. ,,mru.u u,u.l .,
i.'', NJ't".
L-N VT. th. Nu -. N.n.. n
rrltri tl.m C.na lo.'n. - 'r. lnm.' T.
Nhinr, rh,t i'-rrat lppu 'N. stat.
mrut that the campaign ul 'Ayian ,"'Y
rtal MrNlrf against Nuiuur Mar,', iu a."
prov NEE ~ lIuar irl RIu ta- iaili al.l
hat N'Nl"t Will shortly return g. lh
NAna II j. stated. ou the CONTRARY Nat
N"Nl"t has a. Iut"utluu " returning uu.
,lI he shall hAN" rNhau-t,si uN,fl effort o.
ruuITl Mhr'sp tu meet him ia a pitched
battle. When last heard from lh,' span
l~h COMMANDER WAS ma-~Iug no, fufrr-
'rr all attack uInu The insurgents Who
uumh"f uull 5l''r mru, all tuld, Aul Atr
trpUttrl suffering from -rhtrlN of pfu.
Visions, rir MAr"u IL awaiting trlu'utrr-
mrnt-. II II whispered that nj the ron
rlusinn "i AnN plt 'hr,t battle n truce iuiy
h DECLARED aud rhngrm"ut- mai" lot 4,
runf-t"ur" ls't wr"li IL" iu-Irgrnt leaders
AMI the rrpr"- 'ntHtlN"- ~ spain luuklug
Ia settlement Oi the War \ Arunur wa-
~ circulation IN Havana Yesterday that
the captain general hal h-rn Killed, II
spI+Hrs b. have originated ~ III" tlu~
ing up ~ railroad train IN which he
Wa rrpntt-d a. hr travelling between
tandrlnrIA Ani i'unta BrH,a. lie may
have intended a. TAX" the train. hut dll
not de- su
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21
SkW MtNi1O.

VIM. Blinkley WA last SATURDAY loupi
guilty Of blowing ~ the Cabinet -HI, n
II Prescott with dynamit" few mouths
ago
v, \, Adams. of the Arizona Mining
news. In = candidate fur the pnsltlun II
chief clerk for the 18Th Legislative nS.
-embly Of Arizona.
The friends ~ Harry Iuck. the Young
Tempe attorney, are c0ngratulailng Inn
on the arrival at h'4 home nf II ll'tlr
cherub Of the gentler sex.
A band Of antelope IL reported feeding
un the dessrt between Florence and Mesa
city. The driver oi stage between
;hos. two = Ac-S rrport- having seen tie
antelope nearly every day foT "A week
news has nen received that Grurg, ..
rantau, Of Phoenix who ha- been So. l..
ously III al Florence fur several w., ~
with typhoid fever. II in n prrrariuus
condition and unless change 'ut ,he
better takes place immediately p" VIII
not recover,
Articles of Incorporation nf the Amen.
can Construction company we're til"d ,r-.
tefday In the county recorder u0 ..
Thr capital stock IN tj,Dno,1n In .hH -
oi eco each, The principal Office / n
this city and the incoTporators A." Il T.
Richards and l.. n. Hitchcock rhmHll
Republican.
Not for many years hAN" cattlrmrn u
Ariznna been NJ PROSPEROUS ~ now, hr
heavy rains " lASt summer were blr~,s.
ing, for the ranges ARE cnNIrei with grdSs
and cattle ara sleek and fat. 1hl- ~
connection with the pre-, ailing demand
aud consequent good prices Tor range eat.
tie, caus-~ general satisfaction amuug x
cattlemrn.
otto MergenthAl-T. IN. inventor u
typ+-etting machines. has purcha-el a
very promising gold claim within Il sh n
distance of Prescott, and will put n H. cp
Of men al work at once developing, The
ledge Ia sixteen " forty feet wide and
carries FREE gold. Mr.. AergenthAier ,i-
iied Phoenix about two months ago li'
II In Arizona Tor his health
There is . large package at the Isl
Office In Phoenix addressed W Mr. / 4
AelIOnnell. IN, sniI. Arizona, conta ,n
Ing medals and diplomas from h,
Worlds Fair. The package has be-D al
ths Once sine" lAsl May and has not b,eI
returned fos tAs reason that Mr.. Thor ~
hAs bssa In hepss thss NE owner Of th'
IllaGhnsa xxz1 sesl ls1 q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21
Tm, >,L,I MtKptH IKINr

NJ tnurt spared IT, ShuW that bst 4
Aut- W.t- the Aggrr.,uts
The trial II Btlnrk ami Arrhlhoiu, Il
murder Is attracting less attention ll.ln
lid that ot Edward Trout which immrlI.
atrly prrceird II. Very frw SPECTATOR nrr
rpi IN the court ftDIil. aud vet the Ca-D
IL one which il calling out the legal
acuInen NJ counsel un tOth sides tO Il ie-
gree certainly not eNcellei In thr furl ~
trial.
\ number " witnesses were eAAmil "i
Yesterday Aft.rnOou. Dr. Hope ri, Ing ~.
pert Testimony ~ a. the character III the
wounds, and Mrs. Srcundina S-l,a tr--
killing.
In the evening LUIS Azario, whn WA At
Srl,A's on the day Ut the killing. li
EusibiO cato and Mrs. :. Selya were 4.
auinpd.
1hls morning Sheriff llubb-li Nis
cal~i and t--titie.. t0 the charartrr ~
the wound In Sel,a's head. He cont.ii.
I'd that the ball must have entered ut the
back coming out IN front rather a. IN
vice versa.
Mrs. pina Stlva, wife II the murdel 4
man, WA called Ia the stand and test. Il
substantially ~ at the preliminary hcut.
ing.
Lorenzo AZario, cousin " lgua Ia
SelNa, stated that he came up imp" II.
at-ly after the trouble, found Archih, ~
lying In the Rad wounded. and riding n
a. tie house eventually found hi ruu, II
lying dead He then started for ana.
Iurrque, and says that aS he lrfl 'r,
house he saw defendant Brinck uu -
A. Al
protection he whipped up hi hor-r nni
placed himself wheI" a buggy, In Wlurh
roir n fat woman, was between hn a1i
the level,d gun.
John Cune, has been hupoutrd ~ t -
court a. interpret the testimony ol l'd
ian witnesses.
stenographsr Recalling WIN VIA go
plOl rd In the Atlantic n Pacific taN ru.r
Yesterday, aud who's" place was tii,I ~
tttnrney ~ Nedlrr. was al HI I'-t
| again 10 dAy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21

lHr hoH social given by the youuy =.
die ~ Mrs Wrlchs class u the Lua' N.r.
VI 3 SUNDAY ~chpl nj triple Ltnk hail
last night WIS n thoroughly enju,Hhlr d.
fair And VIA tlr source ~ An endless
amount ~ fun. The program arranged
by the yuung ladies consisting ~ -uug.
recitation and Ahlranx, was hr"k,u 'n'n
somewhat tby the lire alarm, lul rA.
unique and entertaining
Hon Thn+ A. finlcal oticldtri - ,Ir.
tione-r and IN his cu-tonat, hAp,' , ~
in,riglri the gentlemen into The Nr.
cha-. u the lunch lpX"~. whlru ". rn
nin-t TASTEFUL, and elabutit"iN gutl,. az
~ tn tho exterior Ani t,-,h- ur.N ,..t,.
plird within The -uppl, "l gent, u..u
being somewhat less abundant i'Uu ' Il
~ taxes Aui ladies uu INIT Wa .t..i
uu the purchases. Aud -,Nrfhl gentlemen
lprr ava, tive ~ -IN inNr- and u.ttui
gallant tn ~ mauN charming Nuuu- ia.
lies.
4 neat sum VI, rralil''l ant i.., 10.
INK wa voted -nnl ~urrrr-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21
ARIZONA ITEMS.

I~usiul has heeu granted to Phillip
Rail, ~ fon htant, litAhAm county
Rumor has 1t that the 'hn,~.r rmplo,cs
ut the southern Pacific are tu h. replaced
with white men
\ ISr.t, fice hh- brrn established Rt
Quattzitr, Yuma county, aud G~orge |
lng"r-oll appointed postmaster
/ rhWnlS east l.sd3 votes at the recent
election, showing gain IN population of
about l.s" Ia the past t~o years.
4 p~tonice has hern established at
T Chnlrndrt. C"cunino county, and Phillip
X. Nrath"I,ori appointed pS-tma-ter
DHn. Gillette. u well.kno~u mining
mAn from New luTk WIN owns heavy
interests north of phpni1, has arrived In
that city. he will visit the mine- and
spend -ome weeks In Arizona.
n NJ. Sanford will probably -ucce.i j.
! j, Hawkins ~ judge Of thi- district. Mr.
sanford l. an excellent lawyer and his
appointment will IT, welcomed 10y his
many admirers Muha,e Miner.
! The volume ~ business on the Tucson
division u the Southern Pacific, says
the Star is heavier just now than II
has been at the same season within ten
years. There is an uLTsual amount of
through freight from both directions.
Horace Slatar, who has heen transferred
to the professional class. has left Phpnix
fur san Francisco. where he expects u
work Tor n big bicycle firm. lie i- surely
the ii-et.-t cycler In Arizona and will
make the talitornian- loOk to their lau-
rrl-.
The II. Johns Herald 4ays: A young
man hy the name " Howe was thrown
from horse and SUSTAINED u fracture Of
the right collar bone. The accident oc-
Cured at the Long n" ranch last FRI
day morning. Dr. ". h. Platt was called
and went out 10 the ranch ard reduced
the fracture.
Willism Combs. Familiarity known as
"l'ncle BLY," who suffered 4 partial
paral ysis of one side some months ago, is
now Ia the hospital In a very critical
condition The old gentleman has many
friends IN Tombstone who will be grieved
10 hear Of this and who would rejoice at
his recovery. prospector.
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JOS" MARIE Moh'osh 'haS''~ 'he wo'nA', ,,
WIN ~holil ne il'es oy ehok'ng hef uh"'
= o'aek III ue race anu he' ""gue Wa
!. ~"po'"'''y S''encea' Ways '"e rnu"'A
""@e'"' 'uS' """' a,h""", " p'o'"e
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21
Charl-, p"rTl sighted

some months Ag0 InE tiil/t\ an
uounc,Si that charley Ferry. the default
ing ChA'e- county sherlli AMI collector
hal been located ~ hraiing Tor the Trans.
NaAl country, The news IL now con
hrin,d by Mr. u, " Sho-uak-r, who has
Just Trturnei Ia III rA-o frnm Airira, MI,
shTmakrr saii
In Cap-town met Charley Perry, a
former sheriff oi New Mexico He hal u
Isrkel full ~ gold. lid not know that
ha was n refugee and that he wa trying
10 rvadr thu officers ~ New MrEic, He
Won l,ioO from an enthusiastic gambler
the iAy ! sAw him"
Perry IL the same individual who IN
suited u lady passenger on the santa y,
passenger train. and Conductor Riehley
had 70 call ths barly rufiian " account
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21
hutgI,ts nf IaI"r.

hrhrrlrr. y. \, \w - ~" general
t--"mhly II kulglt, "f l.ahor DECLARED t."
Ia, fnr a." IT," ant uullmli'~i coinage II
gold AID -llNT HtA rttl"" &c. tu g. -
Iar il,s.- thr action II auN other ia
liun.
\ resolution VA, adopted that the gen
raj assembly iruuunrr The attriupi -'srlI
10 l." mail h. tax" from the guN"fuu rut
u the I~pplr the sovereign nsli /" I~-u"
money. leaving II entirely under IN" con.
troll ~ national banks, ami calls upun ihr
,anplr rNrfy~ ~irtr tu watch thrIf frpfr
Sniatlyr- ~ rnugt'r'- AMI driuand from
them such legislation NJ Will rulIllnur
the i-suaur" II guh"tumeut mnIIrN "a
prrIrfrnr" I" m"'"y of national banks ~
corporations.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21

on General Wsyler's head and he will be
taken and killed II he gets near the n.
surgena' lines.
sixty Texas rangers, armel with II ~
which will carry q hall i've miles, Ian I'd
on the island three weeks ago and are un
the outlook all the time for Spanish u.
1crr-. An insurgent accompani-- each
aharp.ahooter and carrie~ q field sa~S
These Texans operate chiefly from To-"
,np- For every 0ricer they kill or ia,a y
wound they get tl,uO and the man y d
XIII. Gpneral Wryler II L. get tj,Uv
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21
THE ARHICKLE CASE
Suspicious Character. seen with the Un.
fortunate Man.

Suspicious Characters seen with III" tn.
foriuns,s Man.
New York. Nov. ~. The detectives u
day made three additional arrests In con.
ne.tion with the death OF Frank =. Ar
buckle, OF Denver. This prisoners are Geo
Stevens. SALOON keeper; Joseph Davidson,
stenographer. and Frederick Menser, bar
tender, Investigations DISCLOSED the fact
that on Wednesday evening Arbuckle was
In Luchow's saloon al Fourteenth street
and Irving place In company with the
three men named. They denied having
gone up town with him.
Mrnger said stevens was trying a. get
Arbuckle ~ 20 to Harlem with him so
20 against u brace gambling game" lie
did not know whether Stevens succeeded
The men were held for further exam.
iDation. Butler, the negro arrested last
night. was released to-day. there being
no evidence to connect him with the al.
legged murder or robbery. The detectives
are lUoking for = man named ''Sh-sny y
sam. who hears an unssyoTt reputation.
aud whose haunts are IN east ltslh street.
The detectives have learned that this
person was In the crowd accompanying
aYbuckls In l.uchow's saloon IL IN nj.
the sidewalk outside, "Shreny sam" and
MeDgrr got INTO an alteration. II wa-
about this tiur, II II thought. that the
brace game up town was suggested
and "ShernN sam" Il believed u have
Quarrrled With Menger, thinking h. Wa
Ia br cheated cut Of his share ~ Az.
buckles money. M"nger II said Ia hay,
left the party after the row. Prof. Witt
,.N.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21

Yes, TIN u tlr htggrs, pa-~"u.,r 3.
INV tram thus faf from the 'a .
marked conductor kichlrN Wh"u 3d.. u.. 20
hNrt rolled into the local lrI-I,
81 left la Iunta with ,4ghi, l..,,. ,t.,
-eng"ts, AMI turn over tu tuu .ur.rr
frost. fur the Atlantic \ PArlnr 90, 90.
lowing FIFTY nine wl--,ugcr- Ia-
Angeles, SiN tuf san Diego, thtr' lui - 40
Frlnci-cn. twu fuf Ih-ulN. \fl1uIr ',-
side extra Pullman coach 'lnlu''.
containing col liA'u aud party 'or ! -
Angeles, Cat Nr kaln j. the Iluf -
ani wealthy wagon manufacturer p D..
nsha, Wis
That p0puiar home raIlrua'"r, r1 4
superintendent Wells, "i the NllW \
Pa, he. Wa at the drI-,t Wh,u Oh" II
tram came IA AMI vs. pl'I-,-i to >.'" Il
hlg list ui pa,-rng"t-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21
l.,LIIr IA I,I,nnI.

ln-Isc,nr Frederick, oi the po-tof,rr
lrpar tmrnt, viii arrive from l"'I'"r tu
lay la inaugural" ia" rural if"" delivery
mail system "rirlrd l., congrr--. l',r,t
master lhurild- l. ah,''ut fturu "a" cit,
hut Inspector rrSirflrEs VII prrr-'
with the arrangements fnf thr extension
Il thu free delivery ~ mails
Ia" Ahnyr l. taken from the l'hTnlN
llrpuhiicah. dui shows that ihuuIx /.
lT,Iug to keel pare with the progressive
urs- " Albuquerque Mr, ru'i"tirk'
passed through AlhuQurfIu, vest tda,
mrfulng Tor l'hnnl' aud II = u not,
Wllrh h. left hr will hr n la, rhini II
frArhing lhu ulN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21

Him..If sod rats H"I - i.,mh Ihr,
IAn

Him.'If sod ral. s,"I u i.,n'h ih-i,
TAII
ranChrr VhO l. ~ ,uWU tn-daN
IA court duty, aud vi. d",- not dr~lfr
his name made pu e, tortured the
t'r~I"ctur rrporter Il tn band ~ rob
h-rs after tobbing liu hue siding next
spprarei At our intUI nj, ranch ~ the
vale, where they Il IOu sd and ~.
lnsiltd TO- dinner.
They made no alt-li H. nnr"ai their
| ld-nIity aud seemed " irlurmrd ~ H.
| ino\U Ineut- of the isIs "a .rsIii.
During the meal { tu' urrs h.cane
| quite lpl'IArious, rr MI all their
| leeds AM ariuus hUi II- hlch would
furn II al int.rrstin. pie " blWh
aud ,'undT novel, a.. all , some par.
| ticuhfiy ,udicrOus ri Tir. II some un.
tOTlluair Nho WAS ~ i O. death And
h"gvi ptingly fur II when there
was uo mention uf M : him at all
Wnul break ont ina II arts laugh,
| this NuII recall An "r .uridrht fnl.
| lowe l., more peal l. ,htrT untll
appH rnt, forgetting n ."rau,l"nart
dangers and usual We o. .n"annt AMI
watt iulhr-- turned hu into ne NJ
Nrrilhl H. mirth, SEEM ly IOyln. u Ia
the limusl.
lr,n Ia ing their Nr l.e rHarher
WHs lufurlt,d that tn yer using Iuitr
| nuluheT 4 horses I, nd ca the IAIIgp
hut soul steal non iur ride ANY Ia
ira, Ley asserted he, iii not care
! tn harm any inilNihu
In rrytfd a. the Is, Ot phirsrs after
them. II wts their ~ Ia pllo~ them
but they would not e. ser th.ni-"lNr-
much ahuut IL shoul ~, rurrt, ani a
light won doubtless ,lI" ~ thrN init
mat, the would not tal"n alive,
n las ibrZa- the hhr Juppd al
a ranch. leaving two -..- n"longlug Ia
the owner aud takinr ~" other, lir-t
! Informing the rancho ol a." fact. Here
Black Jack stated that hey ""rr nj vii
cox FRIDAY ot SaturiN wen the IH'st
paymasi'r was aftrr thu gnNrrnnI"nt
money lie stated There wee to- many
guards present althuaI'l T." Wa rl,~"
enough 1" hear se>rfnl II l|rGi ra"rlng
IA their sleep.
The la~t -..,iI ~ the rnlIrr- they were
heading toward Hnwlr and "a" IS'~-r ma
b-en notified
Ih" ahnNe article l. clipped fr"m III"
Gunh tone, Arizona '~r'rtnr ~ Tues
lay. \u, t.,
In connection with '1"tuwor IN rircu.
latl"u here last night At iilack Jack
HAD ,"'rn ',o, and klI I mar Srpdr, "n
the horir' lnt tI..N representative
met ha. t.. Fowler nee" the ~p"cial
irput, uIted state udt-' ais "uu the
trail Of ,l,~-" bandit thnr morning aud
he Slli
II don't believe IL 'lHtck Jack l.
killed came In a. IT, south N~i
ur~lay night and sut.', # bark Jack
had trrn killSSi nn Iu LAY ! would have
known something alm The affair.
"A gain continuri + SleT, IT nltr'
stat, Marshal Hall NJ hrming, ant
IN " rdu, lay left N, E.i ny to th'
hour W. @parated, 'pml1g north, h
had frceiN rd no news hi pIa-r- tight
w.;h BLACK Jack and ~ gang, although
rumnr Sa.- that hgll occurred un th'
day previous. which wruld h@ Tuesday
have t-legraphed MI Hall regarding
the ruuui here, and Np~Ct Il Telegram
~OuIr time this Hftpfnunu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21

[ = A. commanding officer = II, he.
pat'm"n' " ~" Colorado. h iquHrtera
- nruNrf. With hlm ~ vii Ahd
.ughter am Miss Hamilton I Denver,
, u the generals aide. Lieut. lAnghurn,
the Third nitcd states ca dry. The
lgadier general visited all the p-t-
s uth " the cit,. and stated Tn rl'
/EN representative, whom he snew wears
~ that hr found everything hi.-ul
,iNl.luu Ia tu' condition.
~" other l"clhl Ear WA / NJ \. ,
I,ullnSon, president aud grnrt1 manage
Z the Mexican central taiI al, AMI ,
'rui Il Sl""p't containing e.. ted So
Irf fut For uuugla--, tai
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21

g. g. lung'rCh known "A He'll Can.
Nun Nill, IT., miner, Who ha- hrrn ~ the
'ltt fuf the past few iAN- rl ing hlm'
,rlt ~ more Wdys than one, 49, ATf'1-t'"i
,ll- morning AMI placed IA TIE city jail
IN the complaint ~ thRfi,'- ! Fowler
char sing hl'u with larceny, 'thnnt II
month ago. | think uctol" -. ~,
mafk,si Mr., bowler, "lungrt q came t.
ne aud want a. sell his c,n' lo obtain
uni- uIr'n which ~ sleep, raI ,nd drink
| wa- going away al the tim" III II hunt
ioT the BLACK Jack gang al tag" rob
hers, and told the man tu take lASSrS
sion ~ my f1m al the I"lirn Kul'
lplging hnli-" lie accepted my hos.
pitality, but when | returned N,-in"~iAN '
night found that my charity friend had
foblssi me- Of "A number ~ ARTICLES. among
lhe" being n riil", pair ~ gold ruil but
tom aud several silk handkerchief,
knrw hr wa ~ u~n, AMI without th'
least Suspicion started h investigate
linding that my Tihr hal hs'n pawn'-i I,
Thr, /lmmrr fof t3J, III" ether grsl'
| have not found"