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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10
~ ANIL tlRE.
The 'iN "i Iuay aIuIi Wn~ Alm"si he
sir"Nrd 10 AI"ntsg ration,

The ,iN "i ,.uayaIuIi Was Almost DE.
siI"N"d 10 attaining ration.
Ne" York. Oct. 9-1hr ilrrald's cor
rr'p iirnt ~ nuayApuil. Ecuador. t-le.
grsp', that lhrrr.iuurth- Of that city
Ma uducrd Ia ashes hy "a fire which
l~ghh there Mnnday at midnight aud
Tag u twenty four hours. sweeping every
Nlnl ~ IT. path. II II estimated that
nr uanclal lu-- will run far up In the
nllhuu-. >onIr of the reports estimate
Nst Nrr $Jn,nriw. Many lives were
L~, lhirty.ii,e thousand p~r-ons are
honrrN~, Two thousand houses, includ.
lhg Use hanks, are burned. The custom
bu'c. thratr" dnd many public build
lhsN We're al-o swept away. The Tire
Wrr, from Aguirrr street to Las prnas.
hr 'utlr" business PARTON uf the city.
Rae 'rallN all grr"ry AMI provision
h"Ir, arr hlrnri, thousands ni residents
Nt h mrlrss and the hngry swarm the
Nf'r,, aui n-lghl"Ting w@h~. II II
lWI-- lhlr with the present fNai
'upv, IL feed the sufferers until
l~i' d'lr" arrives. Coming nj midnight,
ur q. destroyed many lives before those
s't'I could hr warned III the danger.
Ah'ul the 3d,uu huIurlrSS ones who MI
'r .'rr,ts the suffering i great. Nnl
t.hlI The iWd suppl! extremely lnw,
tui r." fresh water supply has been TX.
hAu'i'd, largely l., the Efforts ~ the ire.
hrt ." rNtlnguish III" flames. The air Is
tllr'l with sitting dust uf the cinders and
a'l'' which adds great! Ia the suffer
hs i'um thirst.
III TIRE started In n small dry g1sis
horr II II believed this store WAS tired
y lnr,ndlarirs. The police have made
"Nrl' arrests. People ARE ~ wrought
" pilit threats to burn the prisoners nj
ne sake have been made. business has
'-h entirely suspended.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10

neck. ! knew hy the feeling that the
lnan was dead. felt all around fof his
weaIUn-, and found Ij.cAlibet Colts
revolver tightly gtAsv.Al Ia his left hand.
He wore no belt, but had number Of
cartridges In his pockets struck
match. tOk q gpUd l,nk nj his face. sati-.
Tying myself that he WAS IOle Young.
Then | laid down In the wrrls near the
body Tor a short time. AMI afterwards
secuted along the track expecting the
robbers tO return AMI hunt fm their
companion. a. II II not the custom ~
cOwlpys ~ desert each other ia trouble.
Il remained there about three hours
alone" until the special train with Ius-a
arfiyei FROM Albuquerque Ny greatest
fear throughout the whule exciting time
was from the rear " the train. fearing
$utue one would -ee ne 70 forward with
the gun. not knowing who wa-, aud
-hUOt nj me. ~ was really between two
iifr4. aud had to act with great pferauliun.
II AIN more rnnNiucei than ever that
thr man killed l. Cole Young. aud that
hr j. the SaiIe outlaw who shot And killrd
the line rider un the Mexican frontier.
after hr ani hiS gang ot ir-prfaiu-,
had held Wy the Nugar- customs house.
his l. the SanI" gang that al~r t,lhri
the Srpar p~tutlirr. lh,N ir. n.l rnw
boys aud have worked for N,uIuI- rattl,
cOmvaule- IN the san Ni'uoI auI \nlmt,
valleys. The line man Wh- k,liri ai the
mouth ~ skeleton cAlNuu. within a irW
hundred yard, ui Where trtuhIuu nui hi
Apache cut.thruat- -utfrultrd tu ten.
Miles
"Klack Jack. an UklthuuA outlaw .
les-r Williams. alias Jon ItNI~. Erh.
Hayes, alia- Robert lluN, aul Iom pfnh
HhlN Known ~ Nnd"t-ui. atr th" names
II the dead bandits cumptutuu- aul thrN
are dr-,WfAi,z.- Whu dn not fear d"dlh
1T i stated { ~ ihrr' i srNrthl thou.
.nud dollars reward un tie drHi outlaw
i~k"d lhr trputt"t
II There ~" aiN rrWiii-, remarked
VII. l,wluI., II don't know ui thrlu. H.
rXpr"-, company h,- standing f"wafr
Ot ~ iur ~" ATTEST Gud culNlrtIuu II
tram robbers, hut d'nt know whether
IA, applies when thr r"lt"t l. shot AMI
kill"h photograph ot thu bandit taken
dl,r hring kllld aud brought l." this
rltN, va. Identified III l'rWlul YESTERDAY
hN -"Nrtal I"t~un- Il, belonging tu ,"l"
luuug.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10

A TuIEka man, who has AWAY Laughed
at superstition aud even mad" his Ell
gagrmrnt ring All opal one, has m~n
gradually getting porrr all the time un'
lll n -hoIt time ago. when his wife he
has married her since broke the opal
aud threw the ring away, Since then
his salary has been unexpectedly raised,
his wife has -rcur,i three hirIrrs, hl-
widowed mother has -rruf'd her hong de-
sired pension. AMI twn oi li- h"aNlrsl
creditors have died. Now hr l. packing
up pins Hni carrying rabbits feet aud
buckeye Topeka journal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10

uiuucrs'rr. Ni,.. urt. - h. s"u~a.
ti"uHl suicide ~ Treasurer ururg" Mat.
shall, ui the ~hNlug. hdlIk. aui ihr dI-.
r"N"fy ut probably ~ 'uno trust funds
II th" hlll"ft estate aud olllrtt hulur
mi--lug. created great excitement III
uIullr"~trr. Tie IaI~ Ann hauk OPENED
thu morning tut hu~lur--, contrary tu
expectations. Their" wH- 10 run, al
though number uf I"prlr apI"dt"i AMI
askrd L. withdraw drpr~it. Requests
Nrfr granted "u all accounts less than
So un ali deposits ahuNr tins amount
the bank officials Will exact -iNtN daN-
motto" II withdrawal, Ia" general upin.
ION l. that the bank will hc ahI" tn c"uI
tluu. Examination 1T the tru.t funds
AMI .rruritirS h III hS the hank l. hrIug
uIil IA Boston to-day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10
Anniversary Of The Biz Fire Cele.
brated by Political Pdrades.
b,iaiS Of the Destruction Of the City
Of CuayaQuil by Fire.
me ear Reviews the French Army in
Camp al Versailles.
vISisa STEAMER CAPTURED BY PIRATES

rnrtgu. Ort. - chicago day, the ail.
|hnti-ak ui the great lire twenty .iiNr
,eaf- tRu Wa- celebrated to-day chirtl,
ayutcal halliday kr,uhlIrAns anl
Lmu,rai- crlrhIatrd -rIatatrlS. each
h,fN liNing u hig street parade ~ we'll
an. ter gathering, lniW,fs. Practical
rN store hnd factory IN the cItS u
d. il-u the hari uf trade and the
iank, FROM early morning the streets
sefr iInln"d With cheering thousands
dmgsIlu tn gam SomeISint NJ vantage.
II. p'urr~Siun ni republican clubs was
he ut feature. After y u'rluck the
.f,rt rifs ~ vehicles wrr" not allowed
/ IA irNu town districts. the streets being
|,n,r 10 given up tu sight.-rrt- aud
matt ..t-, | lr weather was ideal BANDS
IT, az sult- aud conditions playei all
sf'. ~ music. Ncufr- II uniformed clubs
sNr .Ilur to The scpIlr lnnuIirfahlr
Il ai. representing All kinds ui trades
|lni ,-lu,'-s organizations, were features
Ia a." parade, lhuli~llIds ut strangers
xyfr IL town, ihr railroads running TX.
uf.I 10 llaiu- ifuW urlItS within u
fAi oi u huilIrd mllrs. For such An
lmu u-" crowd the procession WAS AL.
mia !, handled
uu. IT the unique features WAS the
|inu,u-" ttan-niitrrS stationed Ht dit.
rr' POINTS uf the march. Connected
vii ING dl-tHnc" trlrvhunr wires. And
B. tu' .h"utlng aud cheering aIuh-
la.. their "tahs' inr Mckinley AMI
hthn {, were heard l., Those gentlemen
ID canton aud Paterson. \. j. 10.
|ls' u prurcsslun II firp silver clubs
slll march over practically the same
rltr For the republicans. thauncrI NJ
h-.N -I"ak- at the audlturiuu Tonight
'h. AFTERNOON al lHti"r~al'- the al
tact ~ will hr Senator Henry VI. Teller
GC..arii",
n republican parade moved with nm.
l,ui, rapiit! owing L. pulir" arrange.
nrul-. The Spectator, were kept back
,rr - g. the .iIrwdik> AMI huililng-,
ra' ( th" -tl""t pl"rrr entirely to the
matr = VII" nNri a, u rule seven tu
iE"N abreast
H. puidr started AT H. a. ~. and last
ri "a. into tie hilrtuuun. I,ru"rhl| Pal.
n"f a.,i hucNlI"r rrN rrw'd the procession
Rom hr halc"nt ut IL" ralInrr house and
srir hr"rrd l., III" msrrlI"t-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10


ha7' WEDNESDAY 'h' Ia. N'GhN 'VNr'
calming. ordinarily, tu be- . republican
rnt,,t hi,nl,d I,wu Nm N,Ltt,I,,.. r.,t.
lIut and nam, uIIrL tlu r,,.,t .d
nrrn carving at ll,, hr,i pfl. ,.I,rt,.I
r,luuu sirrr IA. II Lam. r,u,,,,t,,,
Err TN. ,,, t,y,-ru- v,,, ..i.,r,I l,,
ruplIur .r,l,,,ri,,I w,.. .,,,,u. .iu.,>rI,,u.
my IL. tr,.,,,. for uyr,u., ,,,. mann. ed,
tI,, drn,,rf.,it,, r.ui,I,i,. far I,t..,,,i,. f.,
r,uyro.- "A. #. standard n.,t,t
,.,,,,. .,,,..t,,u- IA. ,i.,., ,fr... .,,,,,i,.
t., rl,,,,g. A.. ,.l,.,..t tam, ,,,,vJ.. .,,
pl,r,.. H. ,r,.,u, an IA, ln,r, u.,,.
ytnIud th.,, lh,. r,.t,,iII,,Y mari. .u.,. #.
r,udlont,,- .,,,.. .,,ru,,tI, in,. .,,,.,.,r 60,
that p.t.f #. u,.,,,,... ,,,,.. ..,... i,.r,tt.
ri.m.
Among ,,,. -,,,,m.ni- M ,,,,,r,,.,,. II.
the f,lIovluy
"uur,. ,,.,t. W,. the irr,...,., ,..r.,,.
Ipuu Us whrn the part, uumlutu.u Na-
gwen l" man al ti" dlrth'I"u ~ 'hr
n,, r,.,,'. '",,l "r'',''',.'', ''.' Wv r,,'
iii. II th,. t,.,,,lr A., n.ui.i u,,,IIt,,
politics, ard w. have ur,rr ra,frrl,.i ON
'h' llii" REFERRED l" WA "'"n lIhl
thl"' "It"d I'" republican irluIi'" Tot
''l"Ha'" I" c"Isf'~~ '"rt'-" u" cat
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10
,EOw AIIANiOS.
III" Seat President n"slrgrd WITH Many
Visiting D'l.gatiun-.

III" Seat President h"sl"g-d With Many
Visiting D,l-g,ti"n-.
Canton. ohio, Oct. - Iwp uuprecp-
drutrl features ~ the presidential cam
palyn distinguished this pNentful day.
On" l. "a cali ui c"ntr,lrfat. Veterans uf
the Shenandoah NalirI ut Virginia On the
republican presidential nominee WIN car
ri"d nu-krt ~ u federal private. An
other was listening tu the business mems
and trades demonstration al Chicago 10y
Mckinley at his home. l.ucal Manager
Hoffman, Of the central | uiun telephone,
placed t~O gruuI~ VI Telephone ear trum
pets. six III the majors library aud n like
nuuil~f ~ MIS-. MrkinlrS'S sitting rUpm
lhrs" were CONNECTED with long dis
tanrr telephone VII" from Chicago,
where receivers were lTatrd along the
llur ui parade At lu.i1 Major MckinlrN
was called tn The Telephone The ~.
-oriatrd itr.~ trINtier listened Ht unr
W the trulnIst~. MAJOR Mcklnl"t showed
great pleasure at the volume ul -nthu-i
astlr sounds that reached him over the
i,sI mllrs II wire. Musir ui the hani.
and cheering ui the crowds were plainly
heard
frnnst Nania. ~ usual, had n delega
tiun IN the large crowds to-day. hp
party came from Munungahrla county.
auh WAS comprised ~ miners. farmers
business men aud I"oplr of all Tcupa
tluIi-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10

Republican league. came with greeting
aud congratulations ~ the nominee. Ne.
hinlry, standing upon the stump, ~.
.ppnird with n glowing tribute to the
Irnlir-see patriot aui statesman aud NJ.
gumeht for protection and All honest
dollar
Men ~ Tennessee" he said. do you
stand hy the principles enuncisted ~
the immortal jackson; Do you favor
protective tarin aud honest money =
Loud cries 0f Yes. yea, We do
II am glad to be assured by your voices
that YOU do, and that you have not for.
gotten the force aud merit Of his great
example"
4 special train brought members Of
the laiUn Veteran Patriotic league Oi
,le\rlani Tor the double putpO-s VI act.
lng ~ escort for the confederate vet.
rfan+ and to extend assurances oi hearty
zuppoft tu Mckinley. They went ~ Ne.
kinlry home ~ company with the \if.
ginlAns. Greetings were extended In nj
dresses hy {. {. hrwstE aud Dt. =. j..
IrrTlCk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10
STRONG TICKET!
San N gusl County Republicans
Nominate Sure Winners.
This County Will Give a RouSing
Majority for TIE Republicans.
Terrible Coatlllon o! the Americans 10 the
Havana NINA y Prison.
PLACE sElICTLp FoR PRIZE FIGHT.



Las Vegas. urt. = The counts tppuhli.
can cuuNrutluu " ,rh met hr'r Yesterday
was the lfg"-i and h,-t ever hrld IN thls
r'tA. strong resolutions rud Using the
republican platform wrt,' pi~srd. Letter.
if"m lut"uIn Lopez who l. -lrk ~ The
rouuu,, aud j. T.. l."prI wlu Was krvt
HWh ~ hu-lir's- Nrtr frdI plrdgiig
their h'-t rliutt- iuf the sury"~- " IT.,
uck"t The following are the nunina
uuu. ,ulIrrtot. lhlno Il rallrga-. -hrt
~, l""'H- k"rhrfu, probate rlrtk. Manu,I
JImrrrI flufr- rimiui--iuu,T~ J"~,.
kaWlr'l j. VI '(Wn,Hud, j. 4 tdttuth.
probate nudge. lu. triiS t.-Iuilrl ruun
ril Nlguri ~AlHzif Ani i. l.. kNrta
hnu-'. -. ". krIl, | Nanchry and + ~
hrft Muilu"I. treasurer, Nauacio Ri
hal, rnr, u"i, NhMul ~rguta, -uI~tih.
trrp ut ut -rh,ul- Nnu.I &. ir laca
a-~"--,f Dos - k-lVlhI
Delegate cation l- sure ul a large iua.
IurIti lu tlu- county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10
IIit IiN>pioMI>t..

=" 1t""p- ir"n i"'t winS.i- bat the
Famous iiand Niii h~ B"r"
ten. r.. \. carr. rrtir~i nitrI states
army officer, ln- INTERESTED himself IA ,h,
Territorial Far, AMI wrote n letter I"
Hfivahlrt urnrTAl " h"Atnn at lI"INrr
asking that he allow twu ", ,p- II -nl
Tiers ani the band II the second cavalry
At Fort Nlngatr. tu attend the tArulNA
II Sp1ft-" ani participate IN the l"'tn
Itlr-. The htlgaiIrf general has r"pll'Si.
the effect that the tfUrp- could not ~
tend fOr certain rea-''lIs, Tut that hr
would rnmmunlrat" Ia III" commanding
officer al tmt Wlugat~ AMI trpu--t hun
T. !"t n" Iand attend, provided -Nl-iar.
tory arrangements rAli b- mai" Ani that
no rNp"n4- Will b" incurred b, the nt-'l
states. Ink tlTI/IN has h--lIfancr, ~
The hour "f going tn pfr--, that arrange
n"nt- will be- made. and that IA" iamuu-
second cav airy hani viii l." here T.. time
I" tai" part ~ ali rNrut- ~ the " afniNa
~ ~lori-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10
uINDiNiD Ms iNMiiN.
H., ,wiul Deed ~ - D"n"ni-d Indiana
tarun.t

~. ,WIul Deed 81 D"m"ni"d Indiana
Farmer
Nuli,-N Illr. lud., urt. ALBERT Bray.
L.H - u farmer and very religious
mar. rut the thiuats ut his wife, n nine
l-dl ID -nh Carl. twu.,rar -ulh daug
k.na tnd him-rli, between midnight ami
tNi III this morning. tive miles north
% H. =. lhr Wit" and children died
Slih.1t u struggle. but Bray. with "A gap
ils y unh IN his throat, lived until nT,ll
t-ia, without rrgHlnluR consciousness,
Ha crushed the skulls II his victims
WITH ~ axe after he u-,d a razor upon
ihrui owing Ia sickness IN hl+ family
Lni 'nanrlal rmharra~Amrnts Bray l,ni
b. r.A>"u. lie retired earl, last night,
N. 'ura Ray. n domestic, went to ht,i
SltN Edna liTaN. Shortl, after y o'clock
,lr rh~ awakened by Rray walking into
ihr rom III hl~ stocking feet. He re-
no'' hi- daughter int" an adjoining
tUn where Ill" was found with her
lhrua, ru, from ear to ear. II Il thought
hr kJIrd Carl nrA, whil" the hoy was
a'r,l Rra, went into the rHnm where
h' u NalId wife lay and slaShrd her neck
ani .rriug the cut WAS too low. made a
Scu' and successful effort tn Kill her.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10

Mis- Cochran. daughter IT John t~h
ran, formerly II hl"fi"td late uf "pIrf f.
mill. VA brought ~ rom the f"c,r- last
night l.! Frank knrr~'n. nni taken L.
st. Vincent hospital -ui'rting from gur,
shot wound III the back part ~ her f-l
rhr shot wh- accidental It apI~af- thA,
Mr. I"prf IL" worth, nNnrfui IL" mlli-
tnk u shot at skunk ~ the dusk uI,
lu'-,iay evening ani several "f the she,
entered Mis- lwhfAu- hTt \aturAllI
Nf I"p-t was lrfrlhlN shocked AMI All.
noyri uN"t the arrli"nt Miss rochran
l. getting along comfortably Ne" Mex
lean
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10
\, M.LC. ,u>rhnt>Cr.
C"l"rrd ainist~r H"idInE iu.tru'ii''
iui"F-sIing ~-ssiuu.,

ini"rrsiing S-ssIuns,
he conference -I@nt the loren, ~ uI
yesterday IN religious mN ices ani IT
i,rl,si An organization by the election ul
krNS, ]. v Nanirf-, &C. tla'k and v
l. MHTr .rcTrlatir-, after Hhlrh hI-huI
Tanner APT ulnt II the rommltt 49, aud So
lrrtpi u,hrfS.
lie report, ~ ~" Afternoon ShoWrd
x, Il earnest work uiI IA" part ui H.,
pfrarhrf-, quite fa'ufahl" T. the report
Of lrd year
Last night Rev, j. I, smith, oi lrai
Vile. pftSichri an able sermon tuR crowd
~ church, iher" being pr"rn, qultr 4
numlef ~ white IssTle.
Rev. T. l.. Watson. ~ Cheyenne, Nyo
ani Rev, Alexander Wagner, ~ Cfippl,
Greek, Colo, arrived tins morning. I,
participate In the proceedings of the cOn
ference,
tn Interesting program will lT rem
drrrSi by the rnlrrtaluIurnt rpnmliter uI
the church In the futrpllr building, up
Is~it- the II'-lotilcr, al 3o'rlOck this even
Ing
there viii he An address ~ Wrlrulur 4
the delegates, singing. feCltatlun~, rlr
Ample rriTrshlu"nt- will De- served,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10

Minneapolis. Uct. a Shrrhurnr,
Mlun, sp-clal H. the Journal says. 4
telegram has been received by President
Brown, of the ruhhi bank here. say ing
one oi the robbers had been taken dead.
after hard fight. fourteen miles East Of
Elnure. Minn. The dead bandit had n
roll ~ the stolen bills In his possession
The marshal ~ Bancroft was killed IN
the tight. The man killed was probabl,
J. u. Sair. ~ he WAS the fastest whe-lmail
ii the TIVE telegram from Emmrtts
burg. Iowa. says one ~ III. robbers pass1.s!
through there early, with u poS4r in hot
pursuit. Four men are now lying dead
~ II result Of the robbery.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10

camp de thal"n|, thalonS sur Marine,
uct. .. Loug before the imperial aii,!
pr Sldrntlal trains arrived here from Yer
saillr- this morning the vicinity of this
Immense camp, covering S',Wh acres,
was crowded 10y hundreds NJ thousands OF
people anxious to S"r the cZar and cZar'
ina and witness the grand military re-
view. \ salute of lol guns WAS fired
after which the czar reviewed 1O,N
trnps IN the camp representing all
branches nf the service, The czar leave.
for the frontier on his way 10 lIarnstadl
after the military banquet. to be escorted
as far ~ the ,ierman territory 10y General
de- Bni~ieflrr and Admiral herNuis and
staila.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10

Malaga, oct, ., Iir spanish merchant
Steamer seville. from hTrnru MiItrt.
rhn"hII pntt-, rrpurts that the French
bark tnrinthr. whlir hcalmei Recently
Gear ia" island IL liulcriiIa-. II spanish
prison settlement. oil III" coast "i Mo
rrc". was attacked hy armed Munr- IN
lraiS The pirates bound the rrrw Anl
pillh.rd the boat. The crew II thr So.
Nlll" succeeded IN rescuing one IT the
crew Oi the C"rinth" ani captured un"
hnatirai ~ MuOrs. When The seville ap
preached the torinthr, the pirates ulrn,"i
Tire u,Non her. killing two men and wound
ing four, and eventual! compelled her To-
retire.
4 spanish gunh1st has been sent l."
Morocco to demand the RELEASE of the
prisoners anh payment oi INDEMNITY.
tn" outrage took place III spanish Wa.
tprs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10
ki,ke,IIuth ace

ruutalron ChaNrs, ut san Rafael, on
the Atlantic n rarili', brought hI- l'tIr
snI:. E~lulpulu thaNrs. about ten wears
old Ia the city last night. \ hur"
the right ~" bare and throwing the eye
from the -Tkrt. pr Ea-trIhaN dressed
n" irlghtful wound and placed thu eye
back III p~itlon, II l. thought, how
ever, that IL" sight of III" eye has been
entirely DESTROYED.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10
TIE on Fusion.

St. Louis. oct. =. Al meeting ~ the
state vopullst committee II resolution
authorizing the executive committe. Ia
effect N fusion with the democrats on the
stat. ticket was N tie. Friends 0f fusion
believe substantial offer will be made by
the democrats within few days. The
committee ~ instructed "a assist. II pos
-ihlr, IN securing fusion IN several con
greSsional districts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10
MrnIgIA LircIInn.

Atlanta. TIA. uct. "-lirturn's rereiye'i
81 far of "Wednesday = election show that
the total Iopuli-t- vote will not exceed
$1,000. II was ~, NNN in 1891. showing u
,irrrrase ~ AbmIt ll,rn, The falling OF
|. largely attributed Ia the capture ot the
Negro vote hy ,inrrnor AtkiR+0n. uili'
cial figures coming In Ia day a0 not ma
trrially change estimates given In these
dispatches YESTERDAY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10
INi/t II',iiI,

rI''" I", the ntS I,sh' >.,d n' I",ar.d
~ d,.i,"
NrW luik. uci. . Ian ~tuhtt, whu T..
nov Ii l',ilh-. lrNt-. hi- wIfrd ttlrud
II tul, cjN that m. wouli ARM" her,
u"Nt week stuart -dt- h. has secuted II
plarr where lufh"tt ami titZslmuuus
can ~rllh. their ill"tric"- IA 2I.iuIt
tlug without interference 'tpm author.
ltlr-. aui II pugli-t- lural hu-lnr~- there
-utrlN viii l." n ught stuart SAY hr
viii uilrf u ltlrrtl purse. Ihr contest
viii ptuhahly take place III MrN,,u earl,
Ia January
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10
white rlalng over the conn,r, In compan,

while riding over the country IN company
" 80 N'n. = ~ va uHurl tlNruirt, u ~
It lett vi icAd., who was visiting that
locality hu,ing cattle, handled his revol.
Nrf career-ly, when II WAS accidentally
ii'charged, killing him almu-, instantly
HNendrt was arrested on the finding "
the jury, who charged him With the kill.
lug u Pace, but the general impression
""mS to b" that the story ~ told by Iav.
"ud"r Is true and that the Killing wa-
,lc result u All accident, CANrudrr l,,.
Iong- Ia u wealthy lrSa. family hut W..
comparatively unknown IN lhsNIriuiu
Where the tragedy ucrutfrd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10

Reports of u rich -ttik" comr from the
Peck mine, IN which, - feet from the
main lSige l. n ~ inch streak Of ore
which runs :, ounces silver per ton,
then IN feet FROM the main leiy" ~
another streak of ore which runs 80 }
ounces these ore bDiies lie IN II rtuS- cut
from the 2JD toot level, Prescott I0ut'
lar
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10
K.n.ns CI,y s,oca Market.

Kansas city, Ort. ., - cattle - Best
grades steady; others slow. Texas steers
k2.21u32j; Texas ruw-. sl.Ijd 10; ma
tive steers. t3.aou NJ, native COWS and
hrifprs. ti.2rn3iD; stnckers and feeders
e. jkd3.1i: bulls. t9,JN2.Tn.
Sheep Market steady; muttOns 6iss
= "a; lambs. t3.Uld i.n.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10
Cashier Arrested.

Corning, Iowa, oct, sc T. Cole, cash.
Ter # u national bank IN this city, has
been arrested by lhr nll"i States mar'
shal ou the charge II rmheZzlrnirnt The
bank waS forced tu sell it, business 10
the First National bank The irliclt Il
about slGu J.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10
Stul,u far Mckinney,

4, anton, a., Oct. "a highly polished
s'A y 'tump, sent t0 Major Mckinley
~ Iona Grr"ner, of knoxNlllr, and
W. last Irnnrssee admirers, was deii
s.e s ~ the Mckinley porch this morn
Jug Three coach loads ot East Tennes-
well, organized by sheriff GreeneI aud
y charge Of Capt. Wm. Rule and Major
~ Camp, vice president Of the National
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10
NAIIIIG>OS AIS.

OnIS On- Hope tor the Stsi ~ 'I i'ndd-.-
~ N"t"tu
Louisville. ~, urt. =, Courier Jour.
nal t"-daN prints IA long editorial from
MI Waiter -un. written Ht urieNA, Ia
which lr say That the action ut the chi.
cage convention caused him t0 return tu
politics, which hr lett forever t~O years
agu, Natt"r-nll concludes
There Is hut one huIr t"r III" countt!
tut on" for the Democratic party, and
that hope lies imn,'ii"d III the principles
unluIdrd l.! the lnilunaITll- platform
aud represented b, u" candidacy uf Pal.
mrr and liucknrt"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10
I,,,unI, v,th D,u,mIt

Omaha, Oct, q 4 special t. IA" B"r
from Brsinerd, Nrh say. The bralnrri
hank WA practically demolished by bur.
gla'- las, night, VIII" attark"i the Safr
with dynamite. Cashier smith engaged
IN n battle with the burglar AMI drove
them away. NJ money was lost,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10

AljutAnt-irnerAl knaebrl Is IN recsipt
"l letter from the war department AN.
nouncing that the charge Of ie-rTtion,
heretofore standing again't JOse Manuel
Castillo, ~ Of company A, 2nd regiment,
New Mexico volunteers, has been removed
from his record, aud discharge ceFtlh.
cate. H. ~ the date hr left the +rNlrr,
November 3. l-'1i. la, h,rn issued a. HIM,
New Mexican.