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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-01-08
FLORIDIANA.

Beans are being planted In large guam
titles at Lotus. Some truckers are ship
ping the early crop and getting good re.
turns.
The Palm Beach pier is on the road to
completion, and the first steamship to
leave the new portswill be the Northum-
berland on January 10TH.
Jeff Sparkman, who was shot by Tink
Wh1dden. near Barlow, has died from
the effects of his wounds The authori-
ties are in pursuit of Whidden, but up
to last reports he had not been cap
tured.
A considerable acreage of tobacco
will be planted in the Lotus nelghbor-
hood, the largest field of which will be
that of Mr. M. r. Murdo> k, who is max
ing preparations to plant twenty acres
in Cedar hammock.
Rev. DR.. Davies, pastor of the First
Presby terian church, who owns a fine
orange grove and saved it from injury
from the frost by building fires around
it, has good crop this secason. He is
selling the fruit at Sc per box.-Fernan-
dina Mirror.
Judge Kings handsome cottages on
Cross street are going up in hurry,
two of which are about completed. 1t
is understood he contemplates erecting
six or eight. They will find ready
tenants as fast as they are put in order
for occupancy.-Punta Gorda Herald.
J. M. Morgan has sold his crop OF Or
ankes on Pineapple river, consisting of
about 800 boxes, to Messrs. Walker &
Thomas for 5000 on the trees. T. L.
Morgan also sold portion of his crop
to the same parties for a stipulated
price per box.-Punta Gorda Herald.
At Chipley some children by the name
of Hayes found an infant child in a lime
sink, about two miles south of this place,
on Tuesday last. 1t was wrapped in a
black satin skirt, and with a rock tied
to it was sunk into the water. 1t is a
mystery, but Sheriff G. g. Allen is en-.
deavoring to solve it.
The St. Francis Facts says the water
in the St. Johns river at that place Tues
day was eleven feet and one inch and
for the same time last year eleven and
half feet. This is about double what it
was before the work on the bar and be-
tween Jacksonville and the bar was COM
menced.
Evidence is daily accommodating that
demonstrates that there is a general to-
bacco boom throughout Florida. At
the office of the State Commissioner of
Agriculture at, Tallahassee there are
now over 800 names enrolled of farmers
from almost every county in Florida, re-
questing that tobacco seed be sent them.
Metropolis.
There will be no exhibition at the Sub
Tropical this winter and, under the
terms of the lease of the ground by the
city, the property will revert TO the city.
The contract states that in the event
that two years pass without an exhibit
ton the properly should revert. There
was no exhibition given last year, and
this year those interested in the build
ing have been unable to secure attrac-
tions -Jacksonville TimeS-UniOn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
SNAPS IN NEW MEXICO.
How the Courts Are Being worked In this
Territory.

lStIHoIy'
H. ia'" l'ctAld,
WIN of Nllh"u' Ihe gracious perhllT'
sion "i The santa re New Mexican when
STANDS ~ censor Tor the powers uis' oe
III New Mexico the Herald occasionally
comments on matters III New Mexico oJ
reason of neighboriy feeling. FOR TINS
the paper al Tue cApitai calls 'he heraiu
-beakihg hedaief' bu' mere goes any
way
ohe "i III" S"i'es' snap" III Tue "'''"'!
ol Ne" hehir" " 'he p'Ac" hci" "oNh U!
w. " hafIoh' e'eIk Vi tue secon" Juu'e'a'
diS'rict lhlS once pays ~ .he lowest
eAIcu'atlOh' h'e IhouShu uoi'aiS Pe'
year lhe cIefk employs SiH~' VI ue
prS'ulhs Iuuge' ~ - 'o''e'' ~ "epu'''
IN ADDITION W TINS ne mas JUST oeen ap
pointed special master uhuef decree o'
'"ecioHu'e iof INC hHAn"' =" so'"'
'Ai'road' anu sou,e ii'ue u'no Aso he aeF
wi as hpcc'A "iAs'ss IN 'i's spph'e'.o"
'o' '"oe'o""ie' sPp","S"' y, eho !u"s'
Nh'T'e S's'e' he e"p'o'"' "'no"s" ~.
Ne" mexico STATUTES cieaS ui'e'' '''"'
no e'era o' coel' % slAii oe sppo'a''u ~
su'i 'nA''e'' ~, '"''' '''''''" "e VIZ
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'ep"o'''"n '"",t', " NV 'a' a., -"
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ua'e "o' N'eA "p",'' ''N ''"''''.''''''
io' '''l''"'P' al" u'S""' ''hs"' '.'' '''"
III 'he race hu' 'ne' A'eA ali .''' '"n,''
spc'a''! II" 'he hieh' eo'n' '''',' NV
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
Diamond This,s. Arrested.

London. April IL william hunlap,
valet, and William Turner, foOtmAn, have
been ARRESTED here The, stated that
they left III" employ II n gentleman In
New York recently. In Dunlsps pockrt
the police found diamonds valued at tli,
uG, believed "a have been stolen, and a
search oi the r"nm occupied by the
couple revealed bracelets, ring-, dia'
monds and other lrwelry estimated u b'
worth t75y1o.
New York. April l., Turner AMI Dun
lap, arrested In London. we're iormrrl,
servants In the employ Of I, Townsend
burden. Of this city, who. on the night oi
lice. -, Was robbed II jewelry valued al
about &'0nal. the chief piece being ila
mond necklace worth t5l,0D.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
KENTUCKY CONVENTION
Bradley Men HaV. Control by
a Small Majority.
laoy, a Resolution Making McKin-
ley the Second Choice.
I,uOrm Declares UnequlyOcally for the
Single Gold Standard.
CONVENTIONS IN orHrR STATS.

Louis, Hlr. April H.. The republican
Invention Resumed work this morning
dth prospect " ut least twu more pro.
srtei sessions.
while the Bradley men have control of
be organization, their majority IL insig.
3ihcant. and the Mckinle, men are sure
make s,ublnrn fights when the re4olu.
.ns are up for action and the election
J delegates II reached.
Ou Yesterdays vote the bradley men
8si maturity NJ ~ out ~ n total vote II
So
II ~ the chairman announced that
n, Gf-t bnsinrsz IN order was the repnrt
y ihr committee on resolution
Judge u. =. lIemlng aud Samuel Cash
Nrrr chosen electors at large.
The resolutions committee then pre-
ln,ei it, report. The declaration
4gains, the free coinage " silver cau-ed
= great demonstration, but II was sur
Sa.-.si when the resolution was read Ne.
laiing Bradley the choice Ot the conyen.
bon 'or president but instructing the
2rlega,ru 10 vote Tor y xinlpy II BRAD.
k,, name was withdi ~.
The money plank IL as follows
I'VE are opposed to the free and unllm-
led coinage Of silver. believing II would
Ibnvc,e the country IN financial ruin.
Ne gold dollar II the best dollar and
nj liable ~ fluctuations. and for these
Bsssons aud Ia order a. conform our stan.
Ah ,o that " other great commercial
Raiicns. We favor II ~ the standard
honey " the United states, and favor
Ihainiaining on Iatity with II ever.
Bollar either silver or paper"
The platform was adopted without op
,riiion. II IL au empty victory for ths
Bradley men. whose plan has been Il
kNr the Delegates straight instructions.
The Mckinley men are jubilant o,eI
heir success In forcing recognition from
lhr faction which controlled the conNrn
ion from the outset.
A. X. Burnam, one of the original Nc
Einley men; Col. Lew Z. Tarl,0n. one %
GOVERNOR Brsdley's right hand men, an'
snator ". J. Deboe, also . bradley man
(pe~iyed q majority on the first ballot an'
ser declared elected delegates-at-iargs
4 proposition was made 70 suspend III
ules and elect by acclamation T.. {. '
smi,h, colored, who made an active cam
paiga In Bradiey's interest
b.inre the chairman had fully al
bounced the question there was a choru
d ayes. but there was a. noisy demon
s,n,ion In opposition. Half the CONVEX
TN were on their feet yelling and denian'
Ing recognition. while In various part
Of the hall there were excited colloqu,
between white and black delegates, Il
Incident resulting in considerable II
humor.
The unanimous esection Of smith vi
prevented. however. and another ball
va. necessary. smith was elected.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
AYERS PILLS
Htghcst Honors at Worlds Fair.
k,uI sanaparra su,HV,AsH the sysisa.
I'M Rio PuERjO.
wat General Manager thomas has 10
Icll 1he CltiIen Readers.


Icll Ihe Cltilen Readers.
b W. Ihuum-. general manager ~ the
Lyn lurrrr Irrigation company, came
lul. the sIt, yesterday afternoon. His
trIpurt a. lo TIA" character ot the work be-
INK done uut there Is III line With the
NrrN favorable report made hy Major
" lIting dul uthrr> who Visited the camp
the FIRST part ~ this week Everything.
Mt. IhomI, rrp"rl-, l. woNiag smoothly
auA lIk" cluckwurk. ny the rnd OF next
week thry expect to be- In position 10
drt al a." water that can InesSitly come
down the uNrr. Mr.. Thomas reports that
thN hA,r had -"in" line exhibitions of
hgh diving Iu IA" water back ~ the
dam vi the water ut the river has been
hut III iri dhuut ihrr" weeks, and ~ n
result ihl hn," u tin" lak" about two
mIl,., hong AMI twenty feet irep " clear
water cot M,rr" II l. reported, II tae
rNIHtt ilSrr Ia" water u-,'i III mixing
th, cement l. carrl'"i tn III" mortar boxes
rs Iup,- 81 Through the earth "mhank
urut. lu- rlp hrrarn" rloggri and
urcr- .ltat.i -utIIr ones going Ia the Djt
tom hui clearing the cluggsi portion.
Ih- cot. Nutr lat quickly and neatly,
though IL" temperature ~ III" water ap.
preached -oiurWlit the temperature Of
| th" ,unw from whlch II ~ recently came.
| Nhput thlrl, ruhlr wards NJ I'm" masonry
| I- lhi uu nu Nrfag" each day. The
work. a. in h"autN, viii equal u not
rclIp-, hnNtmug ~ albuquerque, and
one vialIrr ut the face of the work and
! lhr uau,uuth rocks crnrnt"d in II will
rouN Iur" ~" Il ~krptral of IL -tahll'
| ~ uuirr huN conditions. Another ear
| luai uf r"ru'rlt Will arrive III "A dAy or ~.
! lh,N rNI"rt tu u~. about $50 barrels
! Im rIIIItN concludes from the reports
! received uf thu-r whu have examined the
work h"lug don" ont there, that II II
h,iuI dom" "u IN" night lines AMI VIII
! .I,r perfect -ail,frtluu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
All FUN REtD.
naiur Republican. stand S"lidiN hN III"
speaker.

n.iur Republican. stand S"ildi> hN III"
speaker.
Portland. Me-. April III, with enihu'
.asuI almo~t uneluallri In the history
Of republican politics in this state, the
ton,rntion for the nomination of dele
gatr, 10 III. national convention was
HID here to-day, Reed buttons AMI
lalg"- were everywhere seen.
Hon. Hannibal Il. Ilamlin was chosen
chairman. and Ia his speech advocated
sound money"
Al mention ~ Reeds name. the cheer
Ing continued. ever increasing III
strength fully i've minutes. Herbert NJ
Heath, chairman Of the committee on
r--,lutions. reported the platform. wh'rl
said
The republicans Of Maine gladly Jo'I
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

Washington. April 1.-THE district
court of appeals to-day allowed the writ
~ error to the United States supreme
court asked Tor hy Ia" counsel for Elver-
ton H. Chapman the New York stock
broker convicted Tor having refused to
answer questions propoundad by the sen-
ate sugar trust investigation committee.
The cas' will probably be heard by the
supreme court next term.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

va kn""u M"-u,,,u Cot. ~ ih,"Un
.,uI IIt,-

\r,'h- cat. iprl la. l'uH FuaN
browning W'p hi taught guitar ana
mandolin mu.r hrrr iur the past t"r
Nrnr-. committed .ur|r %, almost .''
rrlng hl, head lrom h,. l,"N Wttha O..
I"t al hl, home on ~rruui street Th"
decreased hrcau" VIOLENTLY drllfiuu- earl.
IA the evening AMI - physician VA sim
nonrd whu fuuud that h. VA, suffering
from drIlrlum tf,lurn- II" administer
ri some lnrilrlnr nul secuted hn altrn
dant nni lril hlm ipr lhr night Vt
about ocI"ck IA" d"r,R-rd -ulirnlH
rose from Ia, h"i and hrlor' a." aston
i-hrd nurse could prevent ham, stamp
h- violin ami guitar int" splui"r- turr
IN photos AMI -h""t music int" .hr"l-
AMI then lufurd and with almost ,uI"'l
human strength threw IA" nur~" fr.m
the roam then turulng luirkh lr ''2
rd u razor from hi packet AMI eat w.
throat from rar g. eat llr dlvi h'i"l'
medical All could reach lum, lIrl-irou
a p""l family. .pm" ui whom rr-llr U
| salt l.akr and ogden
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
THE IiOTEi MN.
The, are HA,ing . Right Royal Tin
Among the Orange Groses

The, are HRNing = Right Royal Ti'n~
Among the Orange Gro,es.
Pasadena. Cal, April 1.-THE delegates
o. the Hotel Mems national convention
arrived her. to-day. and with Que accord
they agree that they are having n right
royal time u II, Yesterday they were
gloriously entertained at Santa Barbara
having been the guests of honor at the
Floral festival. This mornings program
included q drive to Baldwin's celebrated
ranch. AZ o'clock they will take train
at Arcadia. reaching Rsdlsnds at 5 y. M,
where there will be- All hours reception,
and continuing on IA Riverside, which
will be reached at 6 o'elock. Here they
will bs entertained tonight and To-
row forenoon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

between the porte and the powers, ~ =
result Of which the surrender Of the In.
surgents at Zeitoum was brought about.
The Turkish government has promised
to instruct the walls u Bitlis and karput
to permit the distribution OF relief TO the
Armenians, In accordance with arrange
ments previously concluded between the
porte and the United States charge DAT.
iAlge-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
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Prospect "t Nu"ih'r i''uu"' rsti' state
I"u,.ult"u iu I"l"r''i"
lyuf,r Nprl T.. tfdrk T.. Arhurkle,
chairman ui the '"murTatIc stat" central
committees ht, returned from NriLona
AMI threaten. o. call another convention,
IT, ~, the r"u'"utl"u Wednesday Was
no, = straight l,m",mtr hut a Tillman
r"uNrullnu
uuN \,W,U hr SAYS, signed hl' Ar
hurth'- mmr lo ,hr raIl without au'
,nuI lhhl Acrrpicd \rw"lrS Tee
iguatrm 4, -,rrri,p of the committee u
scar az.
should hr rali ,uolh"r convention the
,lnrhrI ,uppur,rr, viii rnira>ur 10
capture a. and -rui = runt"-tlng dslega
luu TOT rhrh.n.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
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~ ,rt, E"ti"u ,nd ',"rl,u u"t,"u .u
'tiiuT
.,,lAI t.. i'lt".
UalIup y VI Npul o.. im E,lion.
~Wari7 ant Bolton ampnrn .louhlr wrl
ding i"ok pnc' N ntIlurla-t mgm Ia"
church Wa Decorated beautifully. Rev.
Orhornr officiating Ml,- lilllr t"l~uul
ani Mis- l.uu Bolton w,r,' ttlirsnald.
T.. e. Eu-~"ll AaI VI |. lNrur irr"m
men lhc hIlr. W,tr ir,s,,aI 100 whitr
-atln the g'utlruru ~ conventional
,lrn,, -mt- llr supper VA At i. u
k""ghu'-. hro,hnr Iu.AN of lhr hrh,-
I'M. h.,r- oul, our sing" mnn 90 'n
Crescent rral rumpu,- tore 'mi 3. VI
I N,ru"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

Nr-'iai Nu-u,i"n '.t,"u t". ~" p'',-t"n
I"dHN Ia t"i"rn'I"
lirNrt tulu, ipul T., ulrf the ari
II the legislature passed IN lNNtthr lhlDd
Friday IN April t"-da, l. designated a.
Nhot hay, AMI tn, year III" ohs"rNaurr
T., more general than ~ ANY prNioU.
"nr, owing tu the stirring hllrr-- l-st,L
rnt "t public instruction. Mr.. ra,"N ami
which has h,"u distributed tu school
teachers and pupils Throughout Tho
state. IN II she SAY that plant ant
talltN Hnd that they should De- cultivated
N all VII" have humanity lu th"t
hearts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

Washington, April l1.-.To avoid a
struggle for precedence, the senate, on
motion ot senator Cannon, rep. Of ltah.
t,"k up the resolution directing the sec
retary ot the interior u open the Tn.
compahgre reservation without further
delay, the understanding being that the
bond Investigating resolution should
come up at 9 o'clock. As unfinished busi.
utaaa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

TIM tlTlLE> un last saturday mai'rd
a small package tO J0se T.. thaves,
Los lunas, aud nj the same time
cent him n letter informing the gen.
tl"man that the package had al-o been
cent him. This morning Mr. Chaye+ In
formed THE CITIZEN that the package
had not reached him, although he had
received the letter. Miss Everett, the
pStnfiic. delivery clerk. remembers the
package being mailed nj the local post
office and Say- that there were enough
stamps On IL. bu, cannot account for its
not reaching las lunaS,
The lcal p'~toficc management sends
the following notice IL lnt CITIZEN
office: The package yuu were inpuring
for this morning went out of this office
q. h. The fault il AT the other end"
Thi- is an anxious matter 10 Tnk Clrl.
LE>. aud this paper intends Ia tnd that
package II all the Democratic officials
| connected with the mail service Uf Ne"
Mexico have a. he called on tnr All cS
| PLANTATION.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

81. lonis, April Il. G. Manltt has re-
signed ~ chairman ot the democratic
state committee, but will still remain a
nlrnber.
Mafitt has about decided 10 ~ before
the national convention and contest the
action " the Sedalia convention IN re.
fusing IL ra,ify his nomination ~ n diS.
trict delegate.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
Heavy s,.,m In w,omias.

Rawlins, wyo., April II, A heavy east
snow storm started In early this morn.
ing. accompanied by strong wind and
falling temperature A. shearing has be.
gun Ia several places. II is feared there
will be n heavy loss " sheep.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
ARRESTED At HAVANA.
Protestant Bishop Alberto Jesus
Disz In Jail.
Announced by Cable from Consul
General Williams.
May Give the United States Good Grounds
IO' Interference.
nAIAbIlIs CAPTURE sUluwAro.

Washington, April H.. The state lie.
partmeut has received a brief cable mes.
sage from Consul General Williams. at
Havana, announcing the arrest oi protes-
tant Bishop Alberto Jesus DiAz, n natur.
allied American citizen, u strong cuban
sympathieS.
His friends Insist that his work Ia Cuba
has been confined to prc-elyting ior the
church The consul general will insist
on a civic trial. should the matter g. tO
the length of trial
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
CaisA<e 0yaia MArkss.

chicago. April i7.-whsat, April. o6' i;
May, 6'sga4. Corn, April, 81 May.
SplY. Oata. April. l9t{; May. q.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
AlnymIna Itsport..

London, April IL Alarming reports
reached here to-day from Capetown and
other parts Of south Africa, regarding
the situation In Mstabeleland. Accord
ing " one report, over 1900 rebels are
nlAss.lng for An attack upon BuluMAyO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

Washington. April THE Lacey bill,
Tor the reorganization of Greer county,
claimed by both oklahoma and Texas,
which VIA the subject of the recent lie
cision VI the suprrm" court, was favor
ably art.,l upon ly the house judiciary
committee to-day, The hill organizes the
county as Greer county. oklahoma. with
Nanpum As the county seat.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
Fatal EApIosInn

Peoria. H.. April i7.-By ihe explosion
~ converter at the works Of III" Amer
lean Glucose company, this morning,
John ll"ry aud man named Burns were
instantly killed, and John Wilson. Mat
Connolly and John ponlry were badly
injured,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
Chioa<s sssoh AlArhst.

chicago, April i7.-Cattis receipts,
$50
Texas steers. t2.sj93.90; cows and
heIiers, ti.JO8S.s5; bssves. tSi5pa ~;
stockers and feeders, e2.go@sIsj,
Sheep receipts. 1900. Lambs steady,
sheep dull, lower.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

Kansas city April i7.-Cattle receipts,
i,lOr. Market active. steady " strong
Texas steers, t3.OOg3.4O; Texas cows.
t2,OUjm9,lO; beei steers, t3.0otslU, ma
tive cows, t2.OOaa25; stOckers and feed
ers t2Gja3.sO: bulls. t2.tGa3.O0.
Sheep receipts. 2.s00Lamba, $500 %;
muttons. t2.256365.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
- IIlI>i'IN

t,,u, At Iu.,r, ,n'" "f ~" ''pNsrnuT's A..
hur nln I'tu' lsmaiinn.
~uIus'ri \prl l.. In accordance
viii no,. Nlisui'- proclamation, ArlOr
ia, T. h"lug oh,"tN"l throughout the
stat" ~ lhr planting Il tree-, Shruts
AMI vines ahuut homes, ani along the
highway and puhllc grounds II the COM
n.unwyalIh.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
TBE I,It'i.

wIli I rye tho spanish GoNrrnm"ut to Ac'
r~pt N~diaiI"u.
London, April IA dispatch from
Rome "a the Pail Mall Gaz.tt. says the
papal nuncio at Madrid has been In
-tructed 10 propose the mediation OF the
pope Ia bring about settlement OF the
troubles In Cuba,or urge upon spain the
acceptance oi President CleNrlands offeT
II mediation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
NICARAGUA CtNNI..
Eapcrt Testimony Presented n"f"r- III"
Canal ConiinissInn.

EAp-rt Testimouy Presented Hrf"r- the
Canal ConmissI"n,
Washington. April L.. - The Near
ag,lan canal commission, which visited
the islhmus last summer, presented some
features Of It's side Of the canal question
before the house committee nn intrr-stat"
AMI foreign commerce to-day.
Engineer Endicott presented state
ments by Warner Miller, and Engineer
Mrnocal. ot IL" canal company, that IN.
stigations by the commission had been
~ cursory nature.
Except In few drtail- the plan "t En-
Rinr.r Mrn,ral seemed tu Edlcn,t fras.
ihlr.
Eudicutt was asked II hr thought the
canal would be- a danger Ia the ni,~'
States Ia case ~ war.
lie replied that In the event of war viii
"A nation like Great Britain, III" govern
mrnt would be- obliged Ia abandon th,
canal. but might solve the problem b,
blowing up the locks, lie did not helieN'
| the canal could he built for tI5,Hnuh,
| I,e Children rerishet.
Turner's Falls. Mass, April IL fn'
children were -moihered Ia death by lir'
In "A four stnry tenement block here I"
day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
TII.IMAN IN KANsAN

sp~ak. H.for- on. of the Largest Audi.
snr-. Ever Ga,h-red st wichita
Wichita, Kss,. April l7.-Senator Ben.
K. Tillman. ot South Carolina, arrived in
Wirhita to-day. and this afternoon, In a
circus tent erected for the purpose, made
all extended free silver speech, talking u
one u the largest audiences ever gath
aFpl here
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
I,I..bfirry MeslLnE

The spring meeting II the Prssbyt.r!
II Santa " was opened on Tuesday even
ing last In the spanish Presby terian
church in East Ration, with sermon by
y. n. GilehIist. OF the Prssbytsry Of Pu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
Sew jersey Republicans.

Trenton. y. j, April l6.-fOur Of the
eight district republican conventions 10
elrc, delegates 10 81. Louis were held this
foren,Hn, with the following result;
First district -E Ex Congress man ,irorg"
Eihrs. rx-SheritI Robert T.. Hand.
SECOND Ferdinand ". Robling. Capt.
4. VI. Bradshaw.
Fourth II. blair Kelsey, stephen X
Larg"
Fifth William VI. Barbour. Joseph +.
Qmackenhnsll.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

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