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CHICAGO

Chicago, Feb. S. Wheat played at
see-saw to-day. After recovering from
early loss caused by disappointing
cables, the local influences controlled
the market almost exclusively, May
wheat finally closing a cent lower.
Corn and oats were affected by the
late weakness in wheat and closed
fractionally lower, and provisions also
made slight recessions.
En.l,rnn.rrr @
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NAVAL 5TORgs.

wv yhYs Fe5 -6.e'l stasdy
,Ira4nea, coaG 8t5a ys ass4 -l.6 q. 0$1s.
TurpenstAe- S ee5y at 29Lms9M
JHARInsT0H, Feb g.. apslu fFn
at |, COO %
Tur- Ills Quiet ut 25
YragaN. Fb s E.r ste dy.
stlained 81 % good strain d 81 80 .spir-
it finn at 2GI@ "a - steady at 80
TUrreatire On ct but steady hard r. soft
Sl51 virgin 81 80
SAVANNA, Feb 8 Spills .1IFentine
firm, at 26I; sales /
ecsin firm gs+aT white 2 IS window
glass q Ia; II, 70 Oh n, - o. s. SITS; 2
90 H, st5S; g, sl.45 y, 81 80 q 81 30 u.
81 O.: G. Ei 90
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new ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS. La, Feb. s. -Futures
LTvKRpo1L

t4rv aRFo0I. February s 415 r. 81.
goston-Spot, limited demand; Ameri-
can mild ing 4 9-13
sales Of the 1av were 5000 bales, of
which 500 bales were for population and
export, and acluded $500 bales Ameri-
can; receipts $50 0 bales, including 81 900
bal American.
cultures clio ed quiet aid steady
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W -

NEW Yohz, February s-slour frm,
city mill patents -; winter atenta
g 850400 city mil clears 4.i5@4 %;
winter .straiQhts 81 6l0g3 10; Minnesota pat.
ents IS 60ss8 so, winter extras - Ss9o.20;
Minnesota bakers ~ 9003 20; winter low
grade 50 30@2 ~; spring low grades sl.e0
az 90
Rge -four quiet; superfne 81 650
2.75, fsncy f9. 70G2.90
Buckwheat -four slow; spot sl.25; back
wheat quiet 81 39@40.
Germ meal steaf Y yellow western coarse
72173 brandyw1ne 1870
hye--NominaI No z western 42I45.
State delivered 40943
B4rIey Steady, western -; mating Ala
46; fet ding 83ag38 choice -.
barley malt Steady; western 46954
Wheat--Spot dull: No. "a hi store
snd eler atOr SIX; afioat -; o b s9X adoat;
No orthern 76E b ahoat; No. / har /
7s4 fob ah at opgions-No. z red February
cos ii 1516: Il arch eli sed 1875; April closed
-. May 70 / Z, closed 73H June 1870
73t(, closed 73% July 75@73 Ii closed
Usnrn-spot dull: No. y, - In elevator;
- afioat; No. 2 hite 10 elevator low
mix d in elevator: yellow r.; steamer
mixed 3316; steam CT white 80 ia elevator;
NO &, - options-EeDFuary closed 81;
May 36M 36M closed 1874; JuI G 81,
clos d 81, July IN G37H, closed 37T. !
OAES spot autl: NO. - SoM " 1OIa NO. z
delivered 26AM261z No. 3, 2475, No. 2
white 2616 No 3 white 2516; track white
2j0s2S, track western -; d mixed stare -;
)tions- February closed 4I; March
closed 2515 May c.osen 25Z.
Hay Steady, sh1pping7g; good TO choice
Timothy 85m95
hops- Dali State, common cnoice,
1894 CROP, 59A45z; 1895 do 400; Pacific
coat, 1898 crop, @1S0l45s; 1895 crop 4A9
Hides Steady California, 9: Calves
toll i, Buenos Ayres dry, .20G24 lbs, 10;
Tex AS, dry, 2 t130 lbs g.
Leather Firm bemlock sole, BueaOs
Ayres, light aud heavy weights, 20; acids
E1023
Wool-Quiet domestic fleece 1922
pulled 10 no
C0al-Quiet
Beef Steady; family Sl000@12 90; eX-
ira mess e., Reef hams 500, packet
S9Ml0 o. CITY extra India mess sl61lS
Ont meaUs-Qui 4; picked bellies 5@51s;
shoulders 46gs%; hams ss%Q9
Lsard-BDuil; western ste m closed
a. s. SIS asked; options May $50, nomi-
nal; leaned steady: TO the continent 10;
South American S335; compound ~.
PorE Dull: OLD mess $il Goa III as;
short clear 81. 500l250: family LOO
butter-Firmi Western dairy l0@l4;
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EBw YoRE

NEW YoRE. February s -Cotton-Spot
closed dull; m1ddling hollands 81; mid
ding gulf SO; sales = al 5.
Fntnrps opened stead sales - bales,
us7tures closed quiet and STEADY; sales
AZ u ha as
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NnruREs
Februarl s.

u
ScGson Kidding t3aosiaEssaaa.
Norfolk steady. ~, 594 bales
Baltimore steady, 81, 2 oalss
Boston quiet ~ 732 bales.
Wilmington 81 steady, ~, 1913 bales.
Philadelphia Il m ~ 50 bales
savannah quiet, ~, y 597 nales.
Tew Orleans quiet. TX, h.Sg. bales
Augusta Arm, ~, 467 bales
Charleston steady,7S<, $50 bales.
New York dun, ~ = bales.
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Mercantile Trust and
Deposit Company
OF BALTIMORE.

Surplus and undivided profits, So, lS3 10
This company is a legal depository for
moneys paid into court, and is authorized
to act az executor, administrator, guardian
or trustee
Inter est Allowed on Deposit,
which may be made at any time and with
drawn afte" five days notice and viii be
entitled to interest for the whole time they
may remain with the company.
Acts as trustee of mortgages Of corpora
tons, and accepts the transfer agency and
registry of stocks.
estates religion and benevolent iustitu-
tions, and individuals viii find this com
pany convenient depository for money
and for the safe keeping Of securities.
Safe deposit boxes for ent. Vaults sup
piled for storage Of silver chests, etc,
OFFICERS;
JOHN GILL President.
w. W. SPENCE, Vice Pre- -ident.
@. Il. SPENCE, Third Vice President
T.. @. FISHER, Secretary and Treasurer.
JOHN MCHENRY, ASS Seey and Tres
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
ANDREW REID, BERNARD CAIN,
JNO. a. HAMILTON, ALEX. SHAW.
DIRECTORS.
w w Spence, Louis McLane,
G. Morton Stewart, John A. Hambleton
II. Austin Jenkins, Bernard Calm,
Christian Devries Charles ID. Fisher,
Andrew Reid, Wesley A Tucker,
VIM. a. Whitridge Thomas ID ford
John Hurst, Stewart Brown.
VIM III. Biackford, Alexander Frank,
II. G. Hoffman, Alexander Shaw.
Lawrason Riggs, VIM IT. Perkins,
Charles w. Slagle, Charles K. Mayes,
Gabriel d. Clark, John Gil.
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Lash Qu0EaGlo1s were aa I0II0Ws
Flour- Steady: spring patents Sd f09
3. 5, straights g 40@S IS; winter DatenG
So 20 0 800; winter straight S3 20G3 81: eX-
port bakers 81 00gE220 Whtat-No. 4
spring, 651sM05M: No 3, sprinQ 650
651z, No. > red, E916 & t9M. Coru-No. 2
white 28a2516 No. 8 YeIlow ---. Oats
No. 2, 1871 No. 2 white 21s< sz2 20. 8
white 20g2111. Rye-No. q e911g4
Barley-so 2. nominal. No. 8 25027:
No. a, 24M27 HiaA-s56d--No. /, 81 Prime
seed 8 90. Pork mess, per Dbl. &l0k0S
1925 Lard--i0J lbs $5.471S945 so Short
RIB sides loo eJ s52g095 IS: ory-salted
shoulders (box-dJ 1905 short clear boxed
5as@5k. Whiskey, disCillers' finished
goods per gallon 81 ~.
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CALESMEN to take orders. We send SAM
~ pies; give exclusive territory; pay good
salary ana expenses, or liberal commission
TO proper applicants. Address /, o. Box I2k
New York city.
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SOUTHERN RAILHAf
tPLEDMONT AIR-LINE.}
C CONDENSED SCHE3Ul.
PIEDMONT AIR-LIN g.
m EFFECT Dec 5, 139
TRAINS LEAVE aALmaH, \ G.

DAILY, exo ept Sunday Connects
At Greensboro, ful su f-lras
for North and Soatn, ana
Winstorl-ssalem and ggiafs IN
o.oo the Northwestern Nerth Caro-.
@gr lima Railroad. At Salfshurv far
4 "a all points in Western NorGh Car.
DINA, Knoxville, Tenn, ClnaiH.
natl and western points; al ChaR
lotte, for Spart8nburg Cream
vile, Athens, Atlants sI8 80
points South.
ConnecUs dr. Durham saf E2ascyf
GAINESVILLE aud KeysYiiIe augpt
Sundays. AT Greensboro. uiFh
the Washington and 9srfk.
western Vsstibuled J8Alult.aasl.
and the New York ana a~ids
Short Line (llnitea} Erain
Tor all points North, snG
with main line train No Is to9
DapTlle, Richmond and ingern1s.
date local stations; also has c.
4:O5 nection for Winston-SaleLa, apR
PM with main line train No SIS CfaHs
Daily mail fOI Charlotte, Ss8risnbuTg.
3reeuy1lle, Atlanta and all pcints
South; also Columbia, AugEsta
Charleston, Savannah, JaGE-
sonville, and all points is FleridA,
Sleeping Car for Atlanta. Jack
sonville and at Charlotte With
sleeping ear for Augusta sn&
Jacksonville.
Connects at Selma for FaysEGs-
VILE and intermediate stations On
che Wilson & Fayetteville ShoR6
Cut, daily, Gro4dsborO for New
1880 osrtl qua zoLee4o S1g{2 utiLy 90
A " ~ a., g u " 80 80 -;
Daily W 20 ny Isis', ~ stSCioiS on eRs
Connects at Selma for Wilson
Rocky Mount, Tarboro and l0ea
stations on Norfolk "a Carolina
Railroad, arrives az 50ldspOps
1905 D m
8 90: Connects at Durham for Oxford
A M Keysville, Richmond; at Greens9
Daily boro for Washington and ali
3:l4 points north.
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SAL.
S8ahOard AIRLINE
TRAINS LEAVE RALEIGH.

Schedule in Effect May s, 1898
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE;

LOUIS McLANE, Chairman.
ANDREW REID, BERNARD CAIN
JNO. A. HAMBLETON, ALEX. SHAW
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Inter est Allowed on Deposit

JOHN GILL, President.
w. w SPENCE, Vice Pre- ident
O. X. SPENCE, Third Vice President
T.. G. FISHER, Secretary and Treasurer
JOHN MCHENRY, ASS. { Sec'y and Tres.
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LooAL sTooK MARREr.
srooKs.

WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT
NEW YORK, Feb S.--The weekly state
ment of the Associated Banks shows the
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MAHKEl.

The banks now hold $40 81, 425 IN excess
IF the requirements of the IS per cent rule
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MINNEAPOLIS IS MAD.
Indignation at the. Decision Not
to Hold the X. Of P. En-
campment There.
NOVEL FOX HUNT, TO-DAY
The Accession Of a Populist Vote
Nearly Elected Blackburn
in Kentucky.
4 CONTEMPLATING GANG

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI March -
The indignation Of the Knights o.
Pythias OF Minneapolis and St. Pau
because OF the decision of the supreme
lodge Of the order not to hold an en-.
campment of the uniform rank In this
city this fall, as was originally intend
ed, found voice IN y monster mass.
meeting Of all the X. OF p. lodges OF
the Twin Cities and Vicinity, to-day.
The action of the supreme lodge was
declared to be rank injustice and in
suit to the members of the order in
Minnesota and to the citizens of Min
neapolis and St. Paul, who have al
ready gone to much expense and
trouble in preparing for the reception
and entertainment of the visiting
Knighte. The members and officers OF
the union rank in the two cities frankly
declare they will have nothing to do
with any encampment held this year In
any other city than Minneapolis.
Tue urigade, regimcntaI and division
officers will meet again in few days
to consider the proposal to hold an
independent encampment in Mime
apolis for the lodges OF the organiza
tion 10 Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa,
the Dakotas and other portions of the
northwest in case the Cincinnati decis.
ION Of tae supreme lodge is adhered to.
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Highest Of all in Leavcnng US Govt Report
Roe! g! RRsklHs Rsxassz
ABSOLUTEEx PURE

ABSOLUTELY pURE

CHESTER, Pa March 7.--The an;
nual fox hunt at Kennett Square was
rendered doubly interesting from the
fact that II was timed to meet the l00th
anniversary OF the event which has
been made historical through the
medium OF the "Story Of Kennett, "
told by Bayard Taylor, the famous
literateure and poet. who In years
gone by was tower Of strength to the
New York Tribune. Many OF the
participants were in costume to rep;
resent the characters that figure 10 the
story, including Gilbert Potter and
Sandy Flesh, and the thread OF the
narrative was closely followed, even
to the releasing Of the fox on the spot
chosen for that purpose . century
since.
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Territory of New Mexico.
Whereas, the legislature, by the enact
fnent OF apter XXXV. of the laws OF
1921, set apart the second Friday In March
OF esch year to be observed as Arbor day
and directed the governor to call the at
tention of the people by proclamation;
Nov, therefore, l. w. L. Thornton, gov
ernor OF the Terrier of New Mexico. do
proclaim that Fridly March 18th, 1896, Is
to be celebrated as Arbor day in this Ter
ritory, to be observed by the planting Of
trees for the benefit and adornment of the
public and private grounds and places,
and in such other efforts and undertakings
az shall be Ia harmony with the general
character of the day SO established.
The day as above designated shall be a
holiday in all the public schools OF the
Territory, and the school officers and
teachers are required to have the schools
under their respective charge observe the
day by the planting OF trees and other
appropriate exercises Pr~vided, that Ia
the counties so situated, that the day
herein designated Is not suitable on ac
count Of local climatic conditions, the pub
lie school observance may be held on such
other day a. is dxed~by the county super
lntendent OF schools.
Witness my hand and the great seal OF
the Territory of +sew Mexico, on this,.
the OH day or March, 1890.
fsEALi W.T.. THORNTON. <
Governor Of New Mexico.
By ths governor:
Afxk~
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WIRED NEWS CONDENSED.

Tie suprt me court OF Nebraska hal
decl ,red the Omaha canal bonds in
vail
H. II. Holmes under sentence O.
death AT Philadelphia. wlll'be executed
May 7 b.
Mrs Valentine Kurtz, the faith curlst
who recently tasted forty days, died II
Danville, N. Y.
General John B. Woodward, OF New
York, is seriously i'll of pneumonia a,
his residence 10 Brooklyn.
Two men were fined $1,000 apiece
at Reno, for going on the Comanchs
reservation without leave.
At Kansas City, Kansas, H. c.
Wilmoth pleaded guilty to bigamy,
Within nine years he has married nine
women.
The funeral OF Archbishop Ksnrick
will take place 10 st. Lous, next Wed.
nesday. The ceremonies will be very
impressive. They will begin at a. m.
The first public demonstration OF the
new religious movement, started BY
III ~. ulanue. na'.nS .on Doo.n, C, WI =
,ieau' Mn Vo.L soAo" nsns' a'oooD0' uu'o"'
Nem ~ Wa..,.,.o Nh 49,, :.
Nc Noisn"os..In. NV :!, no1 mai ,' v0uoo. :.
annos.f, son an.. mV., ..s m''n a. en.oameu.
IN tha nnion burned 70 tha' cro,,nd .
loss s5f, Oo0
A latter received in Nev york from
clara Barton saws sthst a. aoon u
waoons and annnI;as c.n ha co.,an
ready tbe nartv viii stars sfor ths dss'
olatcd Armenian rae ions
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LONDON, England, March Z despite
the appsrent authenticity Of the story
cabled to America, this week, to the
effec, that Sir Matthew White Ridley
had finally yielded to the appeal Of the
international Maybrick association
and ordered apew Inquiry into the
case OF Mrs. Florence Afalbrick, the
American woman serving allie sem
tence in WokiDg prison for the alleged
murder of her husband, there seems to
have been little foundation, in fact, for
such rumor.
The story, upon Investigation, ,pi oyes
20 be another CT the cruel canards
periodically circulated to the same ef-
tect, the only result OF which is the re-
kindling Of ray OF hope in the bl ed
ing breasts of the bereaved mother and
sorrowful friends OF the imprisoned
woms n The report has not been Of.
iicially denied. yet there is absolutely
no reason to hope that the home office
is not pursuing the same evasive and
meaningless policy as has been done In
the past.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-03-07

THE REFORM PARTY.
1t VIII be Orxsnlzed In Plttsburg Next Week
at Conf renee.

FITTsBURG, Penn, March 9.--Dele-
G IT'S are already beginning 10 arrive
,r the national conference Of reform
elements, VIII ch is to be held in this
c " for several days, next week, to
,nsider the desirabllity of organizing
a new party, to embrace the prohlbi-
ii n, silver, socialist and municipal
re 'orm elements, and with the view OF
pl icing presidential ticket in the
fie' d, next July, 10 the event Of the
ca 1didates on the prohibition and
populist tickets proving unsound on
vital questions OF reform.
Letters received by General Secretary
Swoger during the past two weeks ln-
dicate large attendance from the
eastern, western and southern states
The feeling among the local committee
Is strongly In favor OF calling a nation.
al convention, to meet in this city, on
the date set for the prohibition gather
ing with view OF bringing about q
coalition OF the two forces.
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4 Fight ii Florida.

TAstPA, Fla, March "A spirited
and bloody fight occurred in the west
ern part OF Hillsboro county, between
Bowen Sykes and body Of fifteen
masked men. Sykes was alleged to
be lawless character, and was feared
fn the community. The party ordered
him to leave immediately, and when be
prepared TO resist, a fusilade COM
menced. Sykes made effective use Of
his winchester, wounding ten men,
-four Of whom are not expected TO live.
Sykes then surrendered to the authorl-
ties. stating that he had been guilty Of
NO wrong dong.
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The, suIrer BllI.

CHICAGO, Ill.,, March 7---Johl
Franey, assistant chief factory inspec
tor ofthe state OF New York, arrivst
here, to-day, In The interest OF th,
Sulzer bill, now pending in the hous,
of representatives, and which has ful
its OBJECT the application to and en-
forcenent Of Interstate regulations 9 1
fectiDg the carrying on OF manufac, II
-Irg 10 tenement houses.
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Voting By Mail.

TOLEDO, Ohio, March 6.-The scores
of thousands OF members scattered
throughout the country OF the secret
beneficial society known as the INA.
tion,l Union," and which has its gen.
eral Off ,es in this city, are voting BY
mail this week upon proposition to
inc ease The rates OF each assessment
wit a view to reduction in the num-
Der called.
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Delivered Over.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, March Z. Young
Walling and Jackson, the alleged nur-
derers Of Pearl Bryan, the unfortunate
young woman, were delivered over to
Sheriff Plummer, Of Kentucky, to-day
Their removal, however. has been post
poned, pending habeas corpus proceed.
Ings. Contrary topreyious prediction,
there was no indication Of riot.
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The Women Did Il.

ST.. PAUL, Mimi, March Edmund
Marphy, saloon keeper, an alderman
and political boss of the city, was
convicted, to-day. of running disor-
derly house. The trial was sensa-
tional one and much of the evidence
was procured by the women's crusade.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-03-07

WAsHrN0ToN, D. G., March. -
The senate committee on public lands
has practically decided to report back
the Arizona school land bill, recently
vetoed by the president, with the rec
pmmendation that Il be passed over the
veto. Delegate Murphy Of Arizona
addressed the committee In favor of
the bill The report would have been
ordered yesterday, but for the fact that
che committee desired to secure certain
information from the interior depart
ment before finally passing upon the
ball.
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May be Postponed.

CHICAGO, Ill March The pro
posed singing tour Of Europe under the
auspices of the American union ol
Swedish singers. and which was te
have taken place this spring, may be
postponed for year. Delegates
from the thirty ELK societies composing
the union, and which are scattered
over the continent, are here, to-day,
FOR the purpose of considering the
question and reaching final conclu
sion.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-03-07

GUTHRIE, 0. T., March T.
Edward Peckham, prominent at
torney and politician, has been indict-
ed, charged with mutilating county
records. Probate Judge Brown was
also indicted for permitting such
action. Peckham is well.known IN
Kansas.
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Eight at a Church Social i.

5 PERRy, OKLA, March IRA free-for.
all fight occurred at church social
held abont twenty miles north Of this
place. Lulu Thornton started the figh,
by horse-whipping Janett Means, who,
she claimed, has DETAINED her char
acter. In the fight that followed
many were injured. Six of the par
ticipants have been arrested.
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The tang Sentenced.

TRENTON, n J., March THE
trial Of Brockway, the leader Of the
counterfelting gang. has been con-
cluded. Broekway was convicted and
sentenced to serve ten years at hard
labor and pay a fiue Of $1,000. Mrs.
Smith, the landlady of the bouse
where the gang operated, received a
sentence OF four years and fine Of
$3.50; Wagner, an accomplice, was
also convicted; term Of sentence, one
year and fue4f 500.
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The Queens Departure.

LONDON, England, March RE
ports that have been current for several
days pasts to the effect that Queen
Victoria, in view Of the constant hts Of
depression from which she has suffered
since the death OF Prince Henry, Of
Bat enberg, will postpone her intended
visit to the continent, were officially
denied, to-day; and the Information
was added that, instead Of starting up
on her journey on "Wednesday, as
originally planned, she would leave on
Monday morning.
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DiseracefuI Flgbt.

LAWRENCE, Kas., March 7.-Sln-
dents belonging to the different classes
Of the state university fought in the
streets, last night, in retaliation for an
old grudge between the classes. Two
students are reported as seriously in
jured. One pushed through window
and was badly cut with broken glass.
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A Santa Fe Wreck

TRINIDAD, Colo, March IA rear
end collision between two Santa Fe
freight trains occurred, this afternoon,
at place four miles west of here. The
wreck was caused by loss of control
of rear train. No one was hurt, but
the track is badly blocked.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-03-07

ASPEN, Colo, May 7.-Manager
Tierney, of the telephone company,
and Jack Stewart, guide, who were
reported as having perished in the
mountains between here and Indepeni-
ence. were found alive, eleven miles
from the place, BY a .resouing party.
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over a alrI.

OAKLAND, CAL, March edward
Hack shot his sweetheart, Diana
Pacheco, last night and then killed
himself, because her father refused
him to marry the girl.
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Blackburn Barely Defeated.

FRANKFORT, Ky, March IA
series of lively scenes we're enacted al
to-day's session Of the Kentucky legis-
latnre, followed by the accession Of
one populist member to the Blackburn
column in the senatorial race. The
election Of Blackburn was thought to
be certnin, but Secretary Carlisle's
friends managed to prevent It.
The fight has now narrowed down
to the currency question, regardless OF
politics or political affiliati MS. The
balloting for U. s. senator will be re-
sumed on Monday
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By the Poison Route.

ST.. LOUIS, March 7.- Benjamin
Clement, member Of the firm OF
Clement & Melvin, committed suicide,
to-day, by. taking poison The reason
for the act is not known.
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An EmbezzIer.

New YORK, N. T., March r.
Morris Lappe. the confidential clerk
for Smith & Co., dealers in ladies
cloaks, was to-day, arrested, charged
with the embezalement OF $4,000. He
confesses to have stolen $4,000.