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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10
Arizona N..onIc Gr.nd iniV.

The grand lolgr "t MaSuns Tor Arizona
elected the following officers fraud mas.
ter, \ l., Gfow Of Tombstone; deputy
grand na-trr ", + Nlrhnl-, II Wilcox
senior grand warden W, Il. Griilith. 81
pinal; luulot grand warden, !, Il, rrram.
~, ~ Phoenix, grand treasurer, N. v.
kales, Of Phoenix; grand secretary, Geo,
J. ROskTuge. Of Tucson.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10

~" NaNAlp lullan, arr, ~ usual,
Strengthening larg" nUml"r- II deer AMI
antelope t,i- -"a-oil ll"l invade the
PLAIN, amt mpuulAlu. each summer ant
fall ani NhuGh,'f 'h"-" n"'nal- ",''.ut
mercy, iafti,- just returned from u tTlr
out uu the edge II The plains saw hand
VI Navajo, who claimed ,hry had Killed
nfty Antelopcs. Another band VI lhes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10

'1T territorial hoard Of pharmacy l. In
- 80 this city to-day with w. e..
N''''i, silver ,lli; h, Ruppr, Alhu.
,,slt.r A. Fisher, santa tr and f.,
Ahii'N, las Vegas, ia attendance,
sl'rrahle routine business l. being
'SsAeIed and u number Of applicants
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10
o1HIR FAc1s ABOUT The BANDIT.

sheriff lluhbpll, City Marshal FurnofY
Deputy sheriff Murphy. VI this counts.
AMI brvut, sheriff runLhlr-. ~ \alcuriA
county forming the IT'>-r which lett the
clti -tFtilhN night tor RIO furtru after
ihr tram robbers returned e. the cltN
Yesterday hiteruVu the lltI three un th,
freight train from Brlrn. and nrpIiN
~h"flH itul2alrs uu lut-rhnck. hr htIug
lug IA the Nufs,'- fliicuh the other. and
a rHptutNi horse. winch WA. fuuuI pu the
Trail hui which las since hrru 'I.cu,,'rd
~ Ia" hur-" hidden ~ TIE had bandit
uH ,u' rKu.
HIS m,tulug lu ,IIIi\ frpfr-ru
htNr met city Marshal tufuol niId
gl"hu"d 'rum hm the tul.uNiua interview
huuui the lll
~" sui ont At no rurrcu -umo tlnr
turing last FtItl mslt. WI It D,lug
Iuk dI not tart ont uull ~" newt
murmug VI o.ri~k ~ found the tnIl
II lrr~h huf," piiut-. Hui thN lr town.
to ti'rt TT dhuut i've uIi"- AMI nrru,-
TO- ~ rap ~ thr muuntnIu- uu the 49,,
.ld,. 1T the flNct w. ioIluWrd the tfMI
Co u h"N rtuNur, nearly g. the huad II II
whrt" "" found Tie remains II cauil
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Wr rriutIu { SUNDAY ulglt. anI returned
To- the ritN un the ifrisll tran. ia ,l,r,L
,"fu,ru ~ saw N. .Isu, ur the Z. nnrr.
tu H." rouu,f, ira,,f-,a' IL lis nt vr
IiI uUr duLN AMI secured the rourtr,
well
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then hight. .ruttrr,M umf Nuuf. m.Ii
ana other prwi-I.u- along Then tfall Iur
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hn"fl \. k"hi, u l"mIug the g"u,I'
luHi alluded iu "a Iu. 'uI/tN 30 last
saturday a. a." party whr knew the dead
hhnIl. HfttNrI 10 a." rltN last night Au'
At one" rdli'l al Undertaken strong
"h"u Il" d"ullilri the rrumu- ~ lee
longing tu Code t-t"-. u texan. "iul
several N"at-, remarked VII k"ai, &C. 81,
worked i"t liNrirut rAttl" cont ,hir- ui
III" IruHr~ around Dcming and down ou
til" border. AMI ! worked VIII hin.
VS. we'll acquainted With the Deceased
hut cannot f"iuriuhcr that II" va.
Co.,. "r. slru,.,l I, Inv.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10

Speed aud safety are the watchword- II
the age, Onr Minute cough cure acts
speedily, safely and never fails Asthma,
bronchitis, coughs AMI colds are cured by
il, w. \ Walton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10
POSSE RETURNED!
They Found The Trail, but No
Train Robbers.
Country TraverSed Thoroughly
Secured Nv the Posse.

The BODY Identified BY bemlng nan a.,
." t. S'cS "
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10
THEY ARE REJOICING!
Big Republican Gains 10 Connect.
cut Town Elections.
Destructive Forest Fires In Noun.
tainS Near Pasadena, California.

Tor lill,iI Loyc.a Young Woman Commits
liHrr r.- ,rW
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10

trgrlN Att'ud"d Funeral
I'd" 'uu"fal IT Hon. dose dr Ia Luz
A. whose death Wa mentioned IN
4" lI.l/lN 0f yesterday, took place Al
Z 't'h"dral IN old town, at ~ o'clock
S m"rhng aud was largely attended,
r~ling the esteem IN which the de-
~ Na~ held by the people, The re-
mas were buried IN the santa barbara
|sts,n.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10

i'lr children drr subject to Group,
w. 'or the llrst symptom ~ the dis
II hntt,rurs-. II hamhrrlaiu'sIOugh
~ ur'I - give" ~ ~Hll ~ the child be-
a lnar,r II will prevent the attack.
~ alter the cronpy cough has ap'
e n" attack can alwa, : lr prevented
II NlhS this rrm~ll, IL T. alsu inNalu.
IN Ir colds aud whooplng cough, For
Wy ", H. Maxwell lirug Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10

sheriff liuhbrll ct, Marshal fornoG.
l'"pnt! sheriff Murphy, IT THIS county,
AMI Deputy sheriff uunLhlr-. ~ \alcuria
county, forming the IS'~-r which lett the
citi la-tftiiAN night iut RIO rurtro after
lhr train robbers, returned tu the rit,
Yesterday Hiirrnp'r, thu ltst thfr" un tie
freight train from lirlru and l,mt,
~h"tiH iiun2alrs uu hut-rhack he htlng
iug "a the Nutsr~ fliiruhN the other. AMI
a captutri horse, wlurh VA. tuunl on the
trail Hui which las since hrri 'i.cu,,'ul
a, Ia" hur-r hidden ~ TIE had han!Il
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10

N" hnd, II ~" dead bandit - llll At
nd"ftakrf ~ltung'S, AMI Wa- plutu
sraphrd hN /. j, bay, t"It" agent tuf the
wells fhtg" Express company, last sal
utlaN aii"fuWu
hr correct amount ~ the rewards fof
'ul" Estes, ~ ~ some ~iN. Cole luuiIg, l.
not known h IN llIIIiN. tut will
Amount L. several th"lI-aud dollars.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10

+'.klng cough j. not unll annoy ing
h'r,, hut Is dangerous To- the person
. 10, H. uur Mlnulr cough turr
{. tlckl! put All end To- II. v. \.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-14
WELL INTENDED, Bus

40 unhappy asd previously unwtit-
ten incident Of tho icccnt Indiana
convention Just comes TO notice, In the
nature OF q curiouB bitch Ia carefully
arranged opportunity Tor n "iav5rtc
SOM demonstration. The story 10 that
a rolled.up portrait. Of General Harmon
was u be pulled down A. 3 certain
time. Asa matter Of fact, when the
string wa drawn the picture appeared
with tho back 70 the convention. The
result was laughter.
This recalls an incident laughingly
told by General Grant a. 90 a reception
accorded him In dtvo'o- western
city daring one Of his tour. A ifium'
phsl arch bad Uoon erected nuross the
street up which TIE hcros carriage
was 10 pass after he catered 80 NJ the
railway depot. DURING tho night pre-.
ccdlrg bic arrival, however, a heavy
sind pliyua havoc with the nimhy
structure aud whUl m5sl.ns uawuld
the committee on arrangements saw
that nothing could be douc except 50
remove tho debris aud uau the decofa.
tons nud notices on the prin.
clpal buildings along the street.
In due time the presidential par.
y arrived and a. they passed up
tho thotoughiare, explanations 90 10
tho various eiinces en- route were
msdo 10 the distinguished guest. OIU
OF the most impoaing OF ihoie built
iugs was the nuc, new county jail; aud
TO the horror VI the committee and the
great amusement oilh President, over
lts door appeared large, brilliant
s,Foamer bearing tho words, "Wolcome
10 Grant"
Another angular accident Of simla
kind happened after Napoleon III be-
came emperor. When passing through
q certain city, ho was 10 stop under d
trumphal arch. A crown was TO 10
lowered by rope, and simultaneously
an inscription was 10 be displayed.
The crown got caught, the rope dei'
esudtd anu dhngled over the head oil
the monarch, and tue words appeared,
ole deserves IT,"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-14

intention Of iynohirg thtm will he
Tailed. Tic occufrcaco gives the
Florida authorities q good opportunity
toscore one more aoint against tho
lavless methods Of "fegulaiou"
which should not be iubmlt,ed to ia a
civil zsd country. a band Of fi,ceu
men who woul start OFT 20 nimini.t.t
in 90 unlawful WY puuishment 10 %
boy, wheu iceI pfocesH could have
been had against him 10 ho had viz
lated the law, do not display either
mnullnets " good cllizanshlr--noi hili
~ much 40 the plucky oolorcd man
who preferred 10 light them u the
death rather than surrender his BOY
&c. their hands. The event 'hows.up
tho white men concerned In bad
lIghU tut % must not be concluded
that they are typical u the white
population ot the state, Ter asa rule
these arc kind aud hofpilablc, and dc.
piore ~ much A. any people can tho
"rcgulatot' episodes that occasionally
occur In tic brnirsul1r s..te,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-14

golden; i9r lt 70 hardly conceivable
that any one Individual in a we'll rogu.
isled community could oomnit fuoh %
string Of murders without being ie.
tscled ana meeting with just punish.
ment.
The caBo OF Mrs Dyer sugzess tie
possibility Of there being others Of a
similar character siill 10 be discovered,
in the large cities Of the world where
immortality n1urlshts. Tue moral
status OF cscat part Of the human
family IL such Of pro'ent as 10 appeal
10 thgso who have influence for to-
vision gf tho mctbods Of dealing with
IL. The latter are evidently insufficient
10 stem the evil and advance virtue.
Some now aystcm Of eduuallon-somc
educational force not recognized by
common philosophers ami lawgivers, is
tho need % the .luD
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-14
YLNKrE INGGNulIY.

The great Yankee industry Of inver-
ton IL stan In n furnishing condition,
according TO the recent report OF the
commissioner OF pa,cn,s-the United
sialos easily leading all other countries
not only Ia the number Of Ne inventions
but also IA their intrinsic value 10 man.
kind. IL 10 Of course proper that Con-
neclicut, the land Of wooden nutmeg.
white.oak oheeses and Waterbury
watches, should stand nj the head Of the
list Of stalo6 In the number Of inventions
In proportion 10 populatiori but the
District Of Columbia, whorD ~ many
ingenious congressman and office
holders hold forth, IL n close second,
aud Massachusetts,, where the people
think they know a thing ortwo, comes
third. Among individual inven,ofs
Edison Ia the loader, with ~ patents
to his credit "a the result a the work o.
twenty-five years; hut emily small
part OF these came from the wizarIs
OWL ingsnuiiy-he II the employer OF
inventors, AZ well NJ an original genius,
aud ths produCis OF his w9rknh ps are
MI patented In his naae, though rUp,
retonling the work Of mars tainds.
Further study 0. the report undei cor.
sidorElion Shove that tne greatest num-
ber OF patents IN any one line has been
granted 70 bicycle inventors, or 10
makers OF bicycle aco1mories, notably
to the men who are working out the
pneumatlc ilre problem. 1hla shows
how responsive The country inyonlly5
genius Is 10 the common need.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-14
WEArnLtWEr.

The heavy downpour which has
narkei the nul half OF May, aud
which Seems likely 10 be continued
during the other half promises 10
place tho month In The aame category
with its pfodccoisor Ap'il, which
has tho record Of the greatest fninfall
Tor tho came month 10 any year since
tho weather bnreau Eep, records IN the
west. IN tho Salt Lake valley many
people are longing ior huor wca'
lher and less mud; bat with all that has
been borne In the way OF hnv-
ing Chriptmas-day Landscapes on
May mornings, this locality Mss not
been the lsast fortunate. "a the
Humboldt valley and other places 10
Novada complaint IL made Of crops
being "dfow ned out" by the decay Ing
Of seeds AMI In other wayt; In California
the fruit crops are severely affected; 10
Wyoming and Utah tho sheep I'm.
dustfy has suffered heavily; aud In
parts Of Idaho crops and animals mot
with severe loos. OF one section Of tho
last named state tho Spokane Review
has tho following;
This ls universally voted tho worst
spring within the recollection or any ono
~ the Cmuf a. AleuCs. SNOW has ialiOu
nearly every day this month, oithcr iu
town or In tho hills surrounding 10, and
thote has not been n warm spnng.liko
day yet this year. Everyone feels blue
except tho miners who have usO for
wAior later on, who can put up with the
disagrecableness OF tho weather bv ru-
Numbering that 10 IL all snow ON the
submits % the mountain and that tho
supply there wnH light when the time
came that winter should have ended.
Notwithstanding the occasion foi
gtumbiing At the Rlm5st oeaselesu
downpeur there IL bright outlook
heie 10 acme ways Vegetables ate
backward, small fruits are injured, and
the merchant who had a spring stock
to work OF has been unable 10 do No
because much Of the money intended
for spring purchases has boon spent In
coal, ubbsrs and umbrellas. On
the other hand, the soil which lac,
season had become 20 dry a. Ia
threaten light crops this year, q, re-
colving the badly needed moisture.
The season will be late, but the farm
crops win DO heavy, and we arc 10,
sured a. far aa We can DO In the middle
Of May Of bouuteous harvest OF the
staples Of liis the coming autumn,
This frequent rains are ineonvonleni,
verJj they have done some JamAge;
but all In all they have had n vastly
beneficial effect generally upon thiI
region, which stands In need Of semi
occasional "wet years" 10 maintain
its dslightsomeneas for habilation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-14

WE ARR informed by au eastern au.
ihOnty that during the past twelve
years more than a hundred sssona
had been killed On the main street Of
the town Of Jackson, county seat Of
Brenlhitl county. Ky, according to IN
es.ima,o u q resident. All these peo.
pie were "shot on on the square, mary
a case Of bushwaakin'." The font VI
the court houic AMI soms o, tho stores
on the street are Clipped ani SCARED
very notlceably where pfomiicously
dying bullets have struck. Only one
man has ever been haogoi In Breath
10 county, and no wa, borrowed from
another county 70 DO used a, an oblesl
lesson, This record will not DO pasted
among the arsumeniJ Of lhs An,l-sapi.
tai punishment people.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-14
THE NEED OF TUE HOUR.


Once In while tho world In re.
minded Of the low depths 10 which
fallen human nature can hink when
yielding TO its own impulses, even In
this ago Of civilization and advance.
ment, G=d consequently also Of the
great power. aO.h.n slort ~ divine
needed Tor tins preservation oi the IN.
divldual, Rs well o. society, In a state
Of purity. The reminder this Time
comes In the form OF o story from
London Of the murder OF Innocent
babcs, story before which that u
Holmes In this country almost palpa.
IL seems that the murdererh have
been nj work for about ten yClB
AMI Ia that time have destroyed
the lives Of probably 800 infants.
a woman, Mrs. Dyer, 10 now arrested
M tbs perpetTalOr VI those crimes. For
years she has been inserting inn0osni-
loohing advertisements Ia the news.
papeTs stating that y lady having no
children wished 20 adopt Rn Infant
The premium was $50 one day IN
March last u parcel Was found In the
Thames, containing tho body OF O
igmale child. An address on The par.
col anu glher clues lod 20 her arrest. A
search siuce then has resulted In the
discovery OF numerous other little
victims, and Oh the prosecution have
Ing Obtained testimony enough 90
secure conviction, the prisoner n
said 10 have made written confession,
the delails Of which, however, hGys
not yet been male public.
The case In question Is undoubtedly
tho most diabollcal one Of the century.
TIE woman has probably "made"
$4,000 by destroying Infants, and },
must be- considered a mystery now the
mutterous work could be carried on
long without detection, tolesably
certain that II was done with the I'm.
piled consent Of the parents, Il not by
lheiF direction, ana probably by the
ALI o. oIheEa to whom silence wa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-14
PLulKY rOLORgp MAN.


II the telegram from BfEideut0w %,
F.sflda, relating uu experience OF
regulation there ou Wednesday is
rue, then the Fiorlls authorities
ought 10 give tho nogtl Jack Tsice al
nosdill Assistance 70 SGT away from bic
puuuurs, aud 10 protect hlm hereafter,
rrlcp may or may not bo typical oitl.
zen; the disIaloh reveals nothing Of
his reputation 90 that regard, but II
does provo that mo has pluck aud was
more o. & man IN nlma respects than
lhs olllcet anu lJur,een white followers
% the latter vino went GU. IN "Togu.
.a,oT" fashion % thrash a flur,gUa year
old boy nearly 90 death. Young
Trlca had g5i the better Of fight with
the son Of 'he town marHhal Hughef;
gul the glli 81! had lcss publication Ia
Gathering q mob 10 avongo his boys
defeat than THro had for refusing 10
surrender bio ron. When tue whites
began Trims because Of the refusal, and
rFlco replied with such tolllng oiiec,
as 10 klll tIo officer who led the mob
aao two Of hi5 followers, disperslng the
o.hprs, no CID Iust what any father
might be expected 10 do under tho cir.
cumstnugcs, sud which be would
DO lauded In tho South for doing u
no had zen a white man and his as.
sailanta negroes,
Iisto 10 hoped that the posses who
are following him aud HE by with the
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sucn GOOD work a. liil in replen.
lshing the earth, especially whore pro-
per parental care nnd training II hes.
towoJ, 81 worthy a roie: John Gllt
OF Troy, W., i the father OF thirty
four children by one wife. Tha
children arrive In steady sequence a.
the rate NJ one a year for thifly.four
years. He has now 100 desgenIantl
living II Troy.
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sUME IES, like some nations, al.
ways appear eager ior a fght until they
md that the other parry IL both able
and willing 20 accommodate them;
then they display Willingness to be
reasonable. Il Is this tendency that
presents the greatest barrier to Rrbltra.
ton between nations and individual,
aud whlcL 10 IL the work OF au ad.
vaucud civilization 20 Tomove.
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Tho hoallhfulncsz Of Lyulou, a sum
NOR resort in Devon, England, To adyeT-
Used by ihis Story;
EoCol,ly visitor began 10 talk 10 an
old man Iu l.yntOn aud asked him bis
ago, whoroupln no said.
81 am jus. over ,O,'
well said tho visitor, "you look as
II You had good many yoar5 to live vet.
AZ what age did your father dep
"Falh0r doad?n said tho man, looking
surprised. "lathOr ISN'T dead hos IN
fturn putting grandfather 10 bOdV'-
Cleveland Recorder.
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"Whon did that famous defense Of the
pass al Thermopylao tako placer asked
Dolly CumrOx, who is studying tho
classics,
"l can't say,n hor father replied, "with
any precision, have a bad memory for
dA,0i. But Il must have been since tho
interstate commerce commission was os
tabllshud, Washington Star.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTlCE 10 HEREBY GIVEN 10 ALI
~ mortgages resident iu salt Lake County,
tu appear at Tie ONCE OF thO County Assessor
and show cause why they should not be ustua.
Hed with money loaned on notes, secured by
mofigagc and not uaucd ~ the "statuIe "
Limitations.
.Lisls will he kept orcn until .. m. Saturday,
May lGtn, 1898.
W, j. LYNCH
County Assessor
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"Wantor Zip ponnies, you four-eyed
kid| asked tho rude little boy.
"With pleasure answered the hos
tunlau infant. "Will you choose the obs
verso or reyorseP'-IndiAnapolia Jour
ual,
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~ymql'hotic Friend Your lawyers
charge was very high, L presume.
Convicted Murderer lOs; but the
Judge charge was what finished me.
Sumor, NO journal.