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A BATTLE
Between faqui Indian. and the Citizen.
OF Nogaies-Seven Indians Killed, One
wounded and One Taken Prisoner-Three
omcers and citizens Were Killed aud
One Mortally Wounded.


OF Nogaies-Seven Indians Killed, DIN.
wounded and One Taken Prison~r-Tbre,
omcers and Citizens Were Killed aud
One Mortsiiy Wounded.
AoeALEs, Ariz. Aug. l2-At 800
o'clock Wednesday morning the Souora.
portion of Nogales was attacked nv,
about sixty Iaqui Indians and I, battle
between them and the citizens ensued
l1stinS four hours in which seven In
dams were killed. one wounded. one
taken prisoner, and three officers and
citizens were killed and one mortally
wounded. The Indians arc religious
fanatic worshippers OF Santa Teresa
ana Hooded the town on foot yelling.
viva Santa Teresa" They were arm
cd with guns, axes and bows and ar
rows, and opened the fight by killing
TWO Mexican guards and breaking into
the Mexican custom house. Then they
began shooting into the resi-
dence of the collector OF customs.
X. ogarrio, and Mayor Cara Gortina.
When the Indians began shooting a
general alarm was given and citizens
on the American side of the line Sc
cured all the available arms. including
forty militia guns at the armorv. and.
"S"b 'hN INT, JolHcu IN the hght.
After daylight the citizens and
officers made the fight SO hot that the
Indians retrcated across the hills bacI,
of the town. several OF them beinr
wounded. The Indians. however.
turned back into the United States.
Military officers at Fort IIuachuca
have been wired TO send troops to
head them off and United states
custom guards have been sent out
to follow the trail. Letters and
papers found on the chiefs killed in the
fight show that the band organized ut
Guababi on the American side. week
ago and arranged to- make Il charge on
the town Tuesday night. The MeNicans
killed are Manuel Delehanty. Francisco
fcrnandcz, customs guards: VI. Pcna. a
general in the Armc and Crcsc.nco
urbano, citizen. Among the letters
found Is one supposed TO bc from Santa
Teresa. hut not signed, statcs, '".r.ust
IN God and your expedition Will be
successful Another says: Money.
guns and ammunition ready to 20 TO
(aqui river None of the letter, are
dated or signed. business houses are
all closed and the officers and citizens
are resting ON their arms.
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TWO STEAMERS

Collide IN the Dctroi; River and Both Go
10 tho - tt"tn. aud. with Their Cnrgors.
Will Bc Total Loss.
DErEoT M.cn.. Jug. b. Early sat
urday morning thc large. Grst-c.nss
freight Steamer WIN. Chislim and the
Oceanic met i'm col ision i'm the Detroit
river. The former was i'm bound and
the latter had cleared this port for
Cleveland and Buffalo at 1880. Both
steamers were crushed in fellow the
water line and both sunk I'm tine river.
with their cargocs they viii be total
loss. it is impossible TO learn bv what
error Of judgment the boats rot to-
gcthcr. IT. is reported that some lives
were lost but no details can be learned
az this hDur
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VERY UGLY
me situation Among the Striking italian
Limestone Ouarrymen.

Su'tEEg
NEW CASTLE, Pa, Aug. 1.-the sit
uation among the striking Italian
limestone quarrymen of Carbon con-
tinues to be very ugly. Constable j..
a. Andrews narrowly escaped being
killed by them Thursday. Andrews.
in company with Policeman Horn
err went to Carbon with war.
rants for the arrest of some
of the worst men. They had arrested
two of them and IIorner had them in
charge. Constable Andrews told him
to remain with the prisoners while he
arrested third. While doing this he
was attacked by the mob. They
knocked him down with clubs and
stones. and would in all probability
have killed him had he not got hold of
and fired his revolver.
In the meantime reinforcements
came and the Italians retreatcd. The
three prisoners were brought here 70
Jail Andrews has three broken ribs
and IS otherwise badly bruised but will;
recover. a large force will 70 after
the rioters Friday morning.
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LoNDoS. Aug 14-The house Of lords
Thursday discussed the Irish land bin
as it was re-amcndcd Wednesday by the
mouse 81 commons. u was agreed not
10 oppose the lower house. and Co ac-
cept all the commandments EXCEPT one.
which, however, was later also agreed
to by q vote ~ - TO o. despite the on.
position a the landlords The fact
That The house Of lords had accented
the bill was formally minated Co the
house Of commons which briefly dis.
cus-ed and finally disposed # the
measure. The bin will now become a
Ia.y
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ART AND MUSIC.

Paderewski's physical collapse is 80
complete as TO lead TO the cancellation
OF aI the piauist's engagements FOR al
least the earlier part of next season.
The players outlook is % serious one.
He 's temporarily nervous wreck.
hsayc, the violinist. is simple in bis
tastes. "All j ask said ne. lis a fish
tne and some water. The less Fl IA fhc
better. ! can sit for hours with line
Dr. The water in perfect happiness. When
H'''ie comes my dream Is over. +
also confess TO a weakness for The bi.
cycle but care nothing for politics"
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NANSEN RETURNS.
The Expedition Traversed the Polar
Sea to a Point Northward
or the New Siberian Islands, 20 Latitude
SO Degrees, Ia Minutes North-No
Land Was sighted North of
Latitude SO Degrees.

NARDo, Aug. H.-Dr. Nansen, the
Arctic explorer, arrived here Thurs
day. He says that his expedition at
tanned one of its objects in traversing
the polar sea TO point northward of
the new Siberian islands, namely, to
latitude So degrees II minutes north.
No land was sighted north of latitude
- degrees. After reaching the par
allel of s6.l4, the expedition went
south To Franz Joseph's land, where it
spent the winter. the members subsist-
ing on bears flesh and blubber.
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BART THRASHER.
The Noted Alabama Outlaw Is Arai,
Running AmucI


BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Aug. 14.-Eart
Ihrasher, the notorious Bibb conn
ty outlaw, is running amuck.
Wednesday morning he assassinated
Deputy Sheriff Bass. Wednesday nirbt
he set ire 20 the stable of $. y. l.. Will
son, justice of the peace at Blockton.
wilson was Bass brother-in-
law. lie is making open threats
that he will kill Sheriff Latham and
Deputy Montgomery, and then come to
Birmingham and then dispatch Den
utieS Bob Waldrop and Henry Cole. An
these officers were in the posse con-
cerned in the killing of his brother.
Lie Thrashcr.
People of Bibb county re afraid 10
give any information to officers and his
movements are attended by compara.
tive secrecy.
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Tow" Flooded by the Breaking Of Dam.

JFANNETrE Pa. Aug. 1.-The Fort
mt dam broke at II o'clock THURSDAY
morning. flooding the town. Houses
on North Fourth street were submerged
10 inc second floor many Of the occu-
pants barely escaping with their lives.
! ne new Bcividerc club house was
nadIv damaged as was also the traus.
Ter company's stables and the town
hall. At Clay avenue and Sixth street
inc business portion Of the town. three
feet OF water rushed tbropgb a.
streets carrying crything before IT,.
doing much damage.
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$500 chIcago TO s.. Paul nnd R.,urn.

On account o. the G.. A. r. EncampmepH
The North " es.ern Line Chicago Il North
Western Railway viii. on August 81 and
September /, 1876, sell excursion tickets
from Chicago TO 81. Paul and return at rate
OF $50 for Inc round trip, good for return
passage until Sept smber ID. with privilege
OF further extension to September 30, lS.si
For tickets AMI full information apply to
agents OF connecting lines. or address w. B.
hNisKRRN, g. y. * 7. a. Chicago, III.
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Impnrted Cnttnn Ynrns.

WAsmNGToN, Aug. 1.-The state de-
partment has received from the United
states consul at Manchester. England.
tabular statement of the cotton warns
shipped from that point to the United
states showing the exact amounts OF
the various counts and twists. and
amounting 60 nearly 500, 600 pounds i'm
the six months ended June 30 Inst The
table viii be published by the drDart-
ment for the Information Of New Enc
land and southern cotton epinuc-s
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'LAEENnoN. Ark. Aug I5.-Forest
Tires are raging in the northern end OF
This county The long continued drought
has dried mp vegetation So much that
once set ON fire 10 is hard % control. The
farmers in several places have FOUGHT
tires aii night 90 prevent the burning
't their fences and outhouscs. The
drought is 80 severe that tmbcr f., drv-
nf and in some places is completely
DESTROYED
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DIR. Nansen arrived here on the
steamer Windward. which is conveying
provisions to the jackson Harmsworth
expedition. The explorer is perfectly
well The Fran is expected to arrive
at Nardo or Bergen in short time.
All was well aboard her when DR.. Nan
sen left her
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CoLrMHus, o.. Aug. -Congress.
man Watson announces Tbursda, ,ha,
nc VIII accept the challenge Of John l..
bent@' his democratic opponent. to
PuDiciy debate the currency question
ana some tall talking and a red.bot
campaign will undoubtedly result
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MEXICAN BANDITS.
ihey commit pcpr"dations Near Chiliua-
luA-it Is Thought They VIII Cross
Into

Into Texas.
MARFA, Tex, Aug. 13.-Shcriff
Knight has just received information
from oliniga. opposite Preside. giving
an account of the robbery of the mail
between chihuahua and Ojiniga. about
40 miles from Preside, by large band
OF Mexican bandits and rcvolu.ioni,ts.
ne mail rider and boy about i2vcars
oid' who were coming from chihuahua.
were taken prisoners and the mail sacks
burned. 1t is said the UPRISING
Is 800 strong. The governor
of chihuahua was notified by a ranch.
man and he has started 100 mon I'm prr.
suit OF the bandits but it is doubtful
whether they will fight or run. IL
they run. it is naturally supposed thee
viii cross into Texas between Spcncor.s
ranch ON this side and the settlement
oi Ruidosa. The telegraph lines to
Chihuahua and TO Juarcz have boon
cut and great excitement prevails 1t
Ojini.a.
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NAsHiNGTON. Aug 1.-the bulletin
OF the bureau Of statistics shows tho
values o. the principal article, Il cy-
port FOR the month of July, as compar-
cd with the month Of July. 1895. to
have been as follows. Mineral oils
s5.4"s.'l1 increase $500. $50: cotton.
-5.'pl,5 1885, increase. slGs7.&G4: bread.
stufs. si2.4l0G6s, increase. s3.91O. 300:
provisions. including cattle and hogs.
si3, sol. 5j7, decrease. Sis7G5O
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naIo Jnhnsnn Nntln..,

CHICAGO, Aug 14.-Hale Job,sou -,
Ne"Uon' Ill, was formally notified in
1 s,, Association Building auditorium
thursday night Of his nomination Nv
the prohibitionist convention at pee.
, gurg mo Tor the ofiice OF vice president u
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With nervousness, take Hostetter's Stou.
ach Bitters, which invigoratcs and tran
quillizes the nervous system. The basis a
recovery is a reform in errors of Digestion
The epigastric nerve and brain are united in
the closest bond of sympathy, so that dys-
peptic symptoms in the gastric region are
always accompanied by hurt.ul reflex nery-
Gus action. Both are remedied by the Bit
tiers, which also cures malaria, biiiousnea.
rheumatism and kidney trouble
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NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-Robert IT.
iDV! member OF the Metropolitan
luri club, is bewailing the absence of
ms cashier, Robert Rowe. who has not
SHOWN M with the bank roll. contain.
ing about 5000 lie also had tho
records, and Davis had TO settle with
many Of his clients on their words
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Besr or All

To cleanse the system in a gentle and truly
oenehclal manner, when the Spring tune
comes, use the true and perfect remedy.
syrup OF Figs. One bottle will answer for
all the family aui costs only 50 cents: tho
large size 81. Buy the genuine. Manufac-
tured by the California Fig Syrup Compapv
only, and for sale ~ al druggists.
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Irish Jubiiant.

NEW YORK Aug 1.-The news Of
me release of DR.. Gallagher and other
IRISH political prisoners was received
with delight by lrishmen here. though
lhey declare it was done only 20 pre-
vent the men dying in prison.
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CoNsrANTiNorLE, Aug. t3-The pov.
eminent Of Turkey has rejected the dc.
mands Of the Crctans and has definite
~ refused to make any concession
whatever 20 the people Of the Island a.
Crete beyond those cxtendcd 20 tbcro
by the Helepa convention. A state a.
anarchy prevails throughout the island
and the insurrection Of The Cbri,fio,.
inhabitants is being renewed.
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The Father I'D Ed chlldrcn.

ORLEANS, Ind, Aug. 1S.-Alcx. Wal.
lace. aged - years, died at thi, place
Wednesday morning Of black crt,fpe.
las. lie had been married three times
and was the father OF 20 children
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SoMEEvHtE Tenn. Aug. t4-Vm
H. Whitlock was hanged here Thurs.
day in the presence OF 70 large crowd Of
people. The crime fyr which Whitlocl,
was hanged was the murder of Con.
stable w. ID. Holiday. near La Grange
Tenn, on August q. 1895 Wbitlocl,
died proclaiming his innocence.
Refuses TO allow New ConsuIs 70 Act.
MADRID, Aug. IA special dis
patch 10 tRc impartial from Havana
says chat CAPT Cen. Weyler refuses e.
allow the Wv American conguls a.
sagua and G sdenas TO act until he re
selves their n equators.
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WHEELING, w. Va, Aug. 13.-Tbe
democratic state convention Wednes.
day nominated Gen. G. c. Watts Of "a.
nawhn county. for governor.
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~ rTE, Mont. Aug. 15.-J. l.. Bone.
steele saloonkeepcr, went home Fri.
day morning and found himself locked
out Of the house. lie climbed through
a window and shot Frank Cole. a
lodger, whom he found in his wifc.s
cOmuanv
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CoSsrANrfNorLE. Aug 1&-Thc Sui
tan has conferred the order Of Nicbau-
I-Chcfakat Of the second class upon
Miss Clara Barton, president Of tbe
a merican Rod Crnss --n-cl..
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THERE is no such thing rs perfection in
this world" said the philosopher Right
sSsented me colonel. Even whisky has
20 be nigh - puhsent " atah. indianapolis
Journal
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THEY say Barrows has writer's crarnp.,
"Wcli. L don't wonder, considering the
literature he feeds on. Harper's BEzar.
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sl.IrnI.he. hetmeen snldl.r. nnh1n.l..

NoGALEs, Ariz., Aug Ranchcrs
returning 20 thi, city report that sew
erai predatory bands Of Indian. arc
securing the range country and starn-
peding cattle. There have been many
minor skirmishcs between Mcxican
soldiers and Yaquis, but no fatalitic.
are reported
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WHAT is the baby's namel Indeed
We haven't one selected,
We're waiting till November comes,
To see which mans elected.
-Washirgton Star
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IT is the talent of human nature to run
from one extreme to another.-Swift.
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IrmcA. y. v, Aug. 10. Prof AIber.
nelson Prcntiss. in charge Of tho
botanical department. Cornell uni.
versity, died Friday morning in the
Goth year ofhisagc.
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Halls Catarrh Cure
Is Constitutional Cure. Price 75c.
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George CruikshaEk was cons.aut!v
making portraits q himself A com.
piete series Of these pictures fro5z The
time the caricaturist was - years Oh
is about TO be published in Londo
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CONCESSIONS
"rhnted by Costa Ricn and Nicaragua to
the international North and Soutb
American transportation and Express

~ NoHNh hiCi ana NIrnrHCua
the international North and Soutb
American transportation and EXPRESS
60.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-Minister
Baker. at Managua, has informed the
department of state that the Costa
Bican and Nicaraguan governments
nave each granted TO the INTERIM.
.ional North and south American
transportation and Express Co.. q
corporation composed of citizens OF the
United States. authority 20 do business
IN those countries and favorabl, con-
ce>sions have been made 20 encourage
the enterprise. The object OF the COM
pany is 20 extend North American
trade into Central and south American
countries.
The suspension Of Cabanne and Tutps.
LOUISVILLE. Ky, Aug. H. The race
ing board passed on the suspension Of
Cabanne and TITUS for alleged crook
cd work last year. the suspension Of
'dbanne was reduced one wear cxpir-
ing in September, 1896. The recon-
mendation as 20 TITUS was denied and
he Us permanently suspended.
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CHICAGO, Aug. Is The announce
mcnt of the failure Of the big coal firm
of Watson, Little & Co.. 4o Dear.
born street, is made Wednesday morn.
ing No statement as TO assets and liza
blities has as yet been made The firm
had tho contract for supplying the citv
with soft coal. and the failure is due tn
strike IN their mines at I;razI Ind
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Paul Nerlaine's patriotic friends arc
indignant that the commission Of his
bust should have been given TO an artist
who is not a Frenchman. VI. Niede-
hsusern IS n Swiss.
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AN 1brough.-"WcI. old man. ryo
sPent ever cent Of money have in the
world on my doctor" Does be- know
lt'' Il guess be- does. lie has pro,
uounced me n well mau.'-Iife.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-04-22

MIR. D. L. Miller, one of the best hor-
ticulturists in the country, has just COM
pleted an examination of many Santa Fe
orchards. He says there will be good
fruit crop. Some damage has been done
to apricots, cherries and plums, and the
pear crop will be scarcely 80 heavy as
last year, but otherwise the outlook is
excellent.
On Friday evening the Odd Fellows OF
Santa Fe will celebrate the 18th arnlver-
sary of their order with dance aud sup
per at the former band quarters, Fort
Marcy. The ladies of Myrtle Rebeckah
lodge are in charge and delightful evening
is promised. Already over 100 tickets
have been disposed of. Tickets are $l.5o,
admitting gentleman and ladies, tickets
to be secured at the door or from men,
bers Of the order.
Hon. l.. B. Prince is preparing an
elaborate article for an eastern magazine
on the com petition of silver standard
countries with American products, and
the ruin thus brought on various Ameri'
can industries by the gold lunacy now
prevailing. He has obtained data from
eastern manufacturers, California ex-
porters and from Japan, and the whole
will no doubt be very valuable contri-
button to financial and industrial litera'
ture. Judge Prince is soon to deliver his
lecture on bimetallism at Pueblo as vel
! as Las Vegas.
Quite delegation of Albuquerque
citizens will accompany their base bal
team to this city on Saturday. The AL
buq uerque Browns have been strength
ened by the addition Of several new play
+ ers, and with the strong team that Sants
Fe will put against them two good gameI
may be looked for. Sousea and Craw
y ford will be IN the points for Santa Re
= and the Mcdonald brothers for th'
I Browns in Saturdays game; while Sant'
Fe's strongest battery, Pardea and Hale
. will occupy the points in Sundays game
r Watch for the personnel of the two teams
Il which will appear in these columns Of
: Friday.
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The only GAIL Mexican Tobacco" &c
cigar in town, at Fischer's. Try them.
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

The fat man puffed, and the honest sweat
And stream trickled down from his nose
just because his care-taking wife wouldn't
let
Him leave off his thick underclo's.
Henry Krick will supply all of his
patrons with Lemp's Book beer ON next
Saturday morning.
1t is SAID the new A., 7. & s. F. train
schedule will deprive every town in the
territory of a daylight mail service.
U. 8. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Fair weather tonight and
Thursday; stationary temperature; fresh
to brisk southeasterly winds.
The San Juan Times of last week
printed a highly complimentary review
OF supt. Bergmann's labors in building
up and improving the penitentiarv.
The ladies of the guild will hold sale
of fancy articles, aprons, home made
cake and bread on Saturday afternoon
from 2:3O to s. The sale will be in the
parlor at Mrs. W. T. Thornton's home.
The task of transferring the NEW
MExIcAN's extensive plant to Its new
quarters at the northwest corner of the
plaza commenced to day. 1t is no in
considerable job. Our patrons will
therefore kindly bear with US if during
the coming few days the newspaper is
not up to its usual newsy standard.
An experienced mining man who has q
good acquai ntance with both the Cochiti
country and the cripple Greek district,
recently told the miners of the latter
cam o that if Cochiti was situated only ten
miles north Of them Cripple Greek would
be dese rted within thirty days.--Las We
gas Optic.
A petition, signed by l16 persons who
are actually engaged either 10 mining. or
business at Bland, has been forwarded to
the attorney general at Washington pray
ing that official to exert his influence to
advance the Cochiti grant case on the
docket of the United States supreme
court. A similar petition has been sent
from Santa Fe and others will soon be
forwarded from Albuquerque, Cerrillos
and other points.