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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-05-09
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Designated Depository Of the United States
R, ], PaIen President
]. H. Vaughn Cashier
SOCIETIES.

A. Il. O. A. M.
Montezuma Lodge No. l, meets on the
first Monday evening of each month at
1880 O'Clock, in the Masonic hall, in the
Kahn block, San Francisco st. Visiting
brethren are fraternally invited.
THos. j. CURRAN, w. M.
W. E. GRIFFIN, SEQ.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-05-09
l,nse BAN To.morrow.

The base ball boys we're unable to get
the Cerrillos team here for tomorrow.
The following picked nine will play and
a good game is expected:
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-11-06
INDICTED.
ACCUSED OF CORRUPTION
IN OFFICE.
All Memiicrs OF the 4. r. A.-Anotiicr SEM
sntion In the Louisville Mu idie-C Charged
with being Interested In Contracts with
the City-City Politics n, the Io,tom.

L~orIsviitE, Ky. Oct. 3L-Thc grand
jury has ordered indictments drawn
against the following folr members of
the general council for bribery in con-
n~cction with the recent election of
sinking fund commissioners: Alder
man j. Ennc aud Corncilmcn Wcbbcr.
Fulton and Sowdcrs, all members of
the American Protective association:
For Sornc time there have been
stories that several members of the
general council were holding their of.
fees in violation of the city charter,
which prohibits any enployc of the
city or member Of the general council
from having an interest in contracts
with The city. 4 number Of officials
and citizens have appeared before
the grand jury during the last
week, and WHEN the evidence upon
which the indictments are based is
made public, another municipal scpsa.
ton is expected. The indicted per.
sons are Republicans, and as the
mayoralty contest divides interest with
national issues The grand jury's action
will have such political effect that Re
publicans allcgc that the indictments
have been ordered for that reason and
with no hove 20 cADvi, .i,',.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-11-06
BREACH OF PROMISE
A Chicago Woman Secures n Verdict for
$500 Against % New Yorker.

New York, oct. GA jury in the
Supreme court returned n verdict to.
day awarding Bertha Robinsoa OF
Chicago si,50D damages against David
W%icscnbcrgcr of this city for breach
of promise of marriage. The plaintiff
sued for $50. 900.
Miss Robinson claimed that she met
Wicscnbcrgcr while visiting in New
York IN the winter of 1894 and they
became engaged; the wedding was set
for May IL, 1874, and She bought an
elaborate rousseau ut considerable ex-
pcnsc and made other preparations for
the wedding.
Tho defendant pleaded that he had
become hctrOthcd under false repre-
6ru;a,ions, and thUt, Instead OF moving
in high social circles in Chicago, Miss
Robinsou'S family were bcncnth him
in standing; that her parents had been
divorced and that her uncle had II bad
record. Counsel for Wiescnbrrgcr
asked "a stay Of ninety days in which
70 appeal from the verdict.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-11-06
FUNNEL-SHAPED CYCLONE
One Breaks toosc Down In Texas Ruin
aud Devastation

SHERMAN, Texas, Oc.. 20.-ycsterday
afternoon at $40 o'clock a well defined
tornado formed IN Squirrel Creek bot
tom. four miles west OF the village OF
Farming, and about 100 miles SOUTH
west of this city.
Persons who saw IL at its inception
say that out of a sccthing. tuInbliug
mass OF inky clouds - fu~nnci-shaped
column descended until it touched tho
earth. and then it began 10 move north
eastward. accompanied by the usual
terrific crash and oar as It tore through
the bottoms. %uprooting large trees and
dcmolishiug everything IN its path,
which for the first mile or two was
thirty or forty wards in width.
The first house it has known to havo
struck was ON the George Duke farm,
one mile west of Howe, and about five
miles from the starting point. No n
was hurt at this place. From this
point until it struck The Jim Farris
farm. two miles south of the city, u
distance of, perhaps, two miles. it IL
known to have risen and descended
several times. and what damage it did
has not yet been asccrtaincd.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-11-06
ETHEL SPRAGUE MARRIED.
The Young Actrcss of Noted Family
becomes IA Physicians wife.

BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. 81. "A San
francisco dispatch announcing the
haGty marriage in that city Of DR..
Frank Donaldson and Ethel Chase
Spra%uc. the actress. daughter of Kate
Chase Srraguc. did not surprise the
Maryland friends Of DR.. Donaldson. lie
IS the son of a Baltimore physician.
tron his graduation from Harvard
ne practiccd his profession for several
years in this city with success. In
carly life he married Miss Nnuuic u.
Mcdonald. member of an old Virginia
family. They sprrt several years
abroad. hut upon their return from
Europe Mrs. Donaldson procured Il di-
yorcc from her husband. One of the
sisters of DR.. Donaldson three weeks
ago received IL letter announcing that
40 had accepted a profcssor5hip in IL
Of the medical colleges of san Fran
cisco. Prior 90 this he lived for some
months IN New York city. He has
"rittcn several plays and was quite II
noted amateur actor. though he was
never known to aspire 10 the profess
iional stage.
IL Is understood that q secret mar
riagc was contracted by the Young peo-
pie in July. The opposition of the
brides mother aud the fear that it
might injure her professional career
nave been given rs the roas"n why an.
nounccIucnt was not made Ut the time
of the marriage several months ago.
The discovery that the facts were
known is said To be responsible for the
hurried religious ceremony performed
last evening.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-11-06
FRANKS.
Kansas state Normal School Painted b
Mischicvous Young Men.

EMpoEIA, Kan, Oct. 30.-Evcry STONE
sidewalk, every entrance, the stone
steps. even the famous Kansas Worlds
Fair fountain. which sets in the campus
of the Kansas State Normal school,
early yesterday morning were dis
covered To be decorated in two or three
shades of paint.
Most of the decorations consisted of
such phrases: ''IIurrah for Bryan"
40, ., l." ''Mckinlcy'S not in it."
A very we'll executed picture OF n
donkey, labeled Mckinley" occupied
the entire walk in front of the main
entrance. Who the artist, or artists
were, is Il mystery.
The Bryan club boys say the McKin.
ley boys did it in order to put the
former in an embarrassing position.
II. l.. Miller, president of the bryan
club, called n meeting of his club, and
had some resolutions passed dcnounc.
ing the act of vandalism and plcdging
the aid of the society To discover tho
author and prosecute him TO the full
extent of the law. President Taylor
says he will prosecute the guilty par
ties il discovered.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-11-06
A veteran Democrat Passes Away.

ALLENTOWN, Pa. Oct, 81. -EX-Con-
gresham John ID. Stiles, who was the
oldest member OF tie Lchich county
bar, died last night from the effects of
II paralytic stroke. lie was - Yeas oi
age. In 1886 he vas n delegate 10 the
convention which nominated James
buchanan Tor president, and was the
sa,ac year elected 20 CoD.;rcs to fill the
uncXpired tenn Of Thomas Il. Cooper
and was reelected IL ISIS and l,G?.
In 1854 he was T. delegate 10 the DEM
~ocratic national contention which
nominated General Mcclellan TOR
nrnhilnnt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-11-06
Kansas Divorce Limits.

ABILENE, Kan, Oct. 2o.-rhe court
OF appeals of the Northern department,
through Judge Gi!kcson, in the case OF
Blush vs.. the state, referring to the
new divorce law, says: IA decree of
divorce does not become final or opcr-
ate as II dissolution of the marriage
contract until the expiration of six
months from the date of the rendition
thereof and the parties thereto do not
become single or unmarried persons
until such decree becomes absolute and
final"
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-11-06
HIGH RATES FOR CASH
ONE HUNDRED PER CENT.
FOR CALL FUNDS.
FURRY on Wall strest-t Stringcncy IN the
New York Market Due 10 uncasincss
Over the Eicctlon-i Increased Demand
for Gold and Foreign Exchange.

New YoRK, Oct. 3o.--Wall street to-
day experienced an nntc.clcctiou twis.
in the money market which prccipi.
tatcd lively selling Of stocks and caused
a loss of most Of the advance in prices
which has occurred during Che past
few days.
1t has been evident for several days
past that II good many pcopi1 W.r1
taking steps to protect themselves
against the effects ~ u free silver VIC
tory If Bryan should win IN the clcc-
ton Tuesday. This tendency showed il.
self in several ways. There was an
increased demand for sterling hills
Of London, a greater inquiry for
calls on gold and n growing demand
for gold to hoard. Bankers have felt
this movement through "a loss Of de-
posts. and they have been compelled
10 Withdraw more and more money
from the call loan market. For segcrul
days call rates have ranged rather
high. To-day they were bid up to 30
per cent, and later up TO 100 per cent.
There were no great amounts loaned at
the high rates, and comparatively little
cxcit, ncnt was stirred up by the adj
vance, as ii was in a measure uutici.
pated.
There is more disposition now TO
hedge against a possible free silver Vie.
tory than there has beer ut any time
since last summer, when, as Il result Of
the transfer OF funds from this country
TO Europe, gold was going out IN large
amounts The action of the syndicate
of foreign bankers in attempting 20
stem that movement, and the favor
able turn in the trade balance n little
later, which brought large suns Of
gold to ihis country from In.
rope, had the effect of quoting pco-
Plies fears, and since then, until this
week, there has not been much
uneasinesS over the election. But the
feeling has broken out again in the
last few days. Bankers here antici-
pated it and prepared for it rs well rs
they could. Bnt bankers everywhere
in the country did the same thing. and
the withdrawal of funds from here by
interior banks has prevented any great
accumulation of cash here. II is well
known that many banks in interior
sites are carrying u cash reserve OF
ifty TO seventy per cent of their de-
posits. This sort of thing has kept the
cash reserves here ut "a VERY low point
and compelled extraordinary conServa.
tism on the part of New York banks.
The drain OF money to the country has
been SO great that practically all of The
$50. O00. 900 which have ON from Eu.
ROPE have gone into the interior. Much
of the gold itself went into the treas
ury, but the currency obtained in cX.
change went west and south.
The nominal brokers' premium on
gold to-day was i4m& per cent. \
number Of reputable firms are selling
''calls" o gold, good thirty to ninety
days, Mt lmli4 per cent premium.
There was IA good deal of talk on Tho
street about u probable issue of clear
ing house certificates, but it does no,
come from an authoritative source.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-11-06
Snrczcd Ills Left Eyo Out.

CiNCiNNArI, Ohio, Oct. 29.-Charlcs
Doran, a business man Of Glendale,
took II pinch of snuff for u cold yester.
day. So severe was the sncczing which
followed that the interior oblique
muscle OF the left eye was ruptured,
and as he continued to snecze the ex-
crtion forced the eye out of It's socket.
DIR. llcady replaced the eye and APP
piled n lotion to the muscle. The eye
was then bandaged so that IL could not
fall out again. DR.. Hcady believes the
eye Is not DESTROYED.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-11-06
CRAWFORD
Special Judge Discovers - Technically
Which Saves the Prisoner.

ST. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 3O.-Dugald
Crawford, n prominent dry goods mcr-
chant of this city, vas arranged in tho
court of criminal correction yesterday
to answer to the charge of intimidat,
ing and coercing his employees in their
right Of franchise. In the absence Of
Judge Murphy from the city Lawyer
ceorgc l.. Smith occupied the bench.
Prosecutor Mulvihill stated to the
corrt that rs the fact set forth in tho
Information constituted n felony, the
proceedings wolld Inc in the nature OF
II preliminary hearing, After hearing
part of the testimony against Mr..
Crawford, Acting Judge Smith dis,
charged the defendant ON II technical.
ity.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-11-06
MOTHER AND BABES.
SLAIN AT MIDNIGHT NEAR
MO.
Fought Hard For Iifr--iIrr skull Crushed
aud he thilJrcn's Tbrunts tut-Nictims
the Family of Jesse Winner Winner Is
In jail.

hrcuNoSD, Mo-, Oct. .0.-Thc most
horrible and brutal crime ever COM
mittcd in lay county camc TO light yes
terlay. when the dead bodies OF Mrs.
Jesse Winner and her two small chill
drcu were found ut their home, on the
Watkins place, six miles northeast of
.his city. The Victims arc;
Mrs, Eva Winner, aged 20.
Cir, Winner, girl, aged ..
pca.lc Winner, boy, aged Is months.
Mrs. Winners body was found just
outside of the house, with the skull
terribly crushed, and the bodies Of the
two children in n corncr OF the N
room of the house. The childrcn's
throa,s were cut. The murderer or
murlrrcrs are not known. hut the hus.
band and father is in Jail pending an
inquiry.
The triple murder took place soric
time between II o'clock Monday night
and I o'clock yesterday morning. The
Winner home is about half u mite back
from the county road, and was occu-
pied Ivy Jesse Winner and his family.
which has consisted of his wife and
three children. Mr.. Winner was not
nj home Monday night, his wife and
children being the only ones on the
place. Some time during the night
some unknown person or persons
gained admittancc To the house and
before leaving blo:tcd out throc lives.
From the appearance OF the interior
OF the house IL Is evident that "a fierce
fight was wagcd by the mother in de
fense Of herself and her little ncs
Everything was IN disorder and Il
broken chain, bcSrncarcd with blood.
tells the tale of Mrs. Winners resist
uncc, for the blood was hers, aud il
was shed in battling with the MUIR
Gcrcr. IL is plain that before she re-
ccivcd her death blow she managed TO
escape from the house and was fleeing
across the yard, whcu she was over.
taken and follcd with u fence rail.
Tho blow crushed her skull, hut to
make sure work the murderer split the
woman's head with an ux, the blade
buryiug itself TO the victims eyes.
After killing MrS. Winner tho brute
returned to the house and killed two oi
the children, u Il girl aged 3 years.
named Clara, and the other u boy, ~
months old, named pcarlr, by cutting
their throats with a knife. The muir.
dcrer not only cut the juEular veins,
but severed the spinal cords of the
babies. The third child. which is deaf
and dumb, escaped without injury.
Before the crime was discovered,
hogs found the body of Mrs. Winner
and had eaten all the flesh Oh her
head, leaving nothing bat the skull
with two gaping holes in it.
Wien the husband and father was
informed of the murder OF his family
he appeared wholly unconccrncd
which seemed TO create strong sus
picion against him. Winner is a coal
miner. He claims 10 have been il
Richmond when the crime was con,
mittcd.
The Winners came here about hv,
years ago, coming from Upton, Pauld
ing county, Ohio, where his wifi,
resided. Both were well connected
she having two brothers back in Obi,
who arc considered very wealthy.
There is strong talk OF lynching, |
the crime is fastened upon anyr..-
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-11-06
England and Arbitration.

LONDON, Oct. 20.-Thc Marquis OF
Lansdownc, secretary OF state for war,
in an address on political issues Mt
Leeds last night, expressed the belief
that the Venezuelan question would
soon b. dealt with by an arbitcr or by
an amicable compromises. The Indian
government felt the gravcst fears as
To the possible loss of life from famine,
and he suggested that the undertaking
Cf irrigation works would do the most
good towards relieving Distress.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-11-06
DENMARK RUSSIA'S ALLY.
Recent Qualifications Activity at Copcn-
hagen Due tn - secret Treaty.


hagen Due to- u secret Treaty.
LoSpoN. Oct. 3i.-A dispach to tho
pail Mall Gazette from Copcnhagcn,
relative to the enormous sums which
are being expended by the Danish gov
eminent upon Notifications of Copcn-
hagen, says that thi, work is under
taken in pursuance of II secret
understanding arrived at between Rus
sia and France, by which Russia
guarantees the integrity of Denmark
and that, should a favorable occasion
arise. she will insist upon part OF
SchlcSwig-llolstcin, inhabited by
Danes, being restored to Denmark in
ease u plebiscitc of the inhabitants
shows n desire of the people that this
step should be taken.
On the other hand, the dispatch
adds, Denmark undertakes, should
Russia he engaged in war, to place at
her disposal the harbors. forts and
ship building yards OF Copenhagen,
which. it is pointed out, as u base OF
operations against North Germany, are
worth over 100. 900 men.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-11-06
THE KISSING PROBLEM.
indiana's BOARD %: Health Secretary
Advises the Use OF u Disinfcctant.

Advises the Use OF u Disinfectant.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Oct. 81. The
secretary of the state health board re-
ports that mt Columbus u man persisted
in kissing his sweetheart, who was
alarmingly i'll of diphthcria, Ivy which
he also contracted the disease. fIc
therefore wants to intcrdict all kiss
ing, concerning which he says: II am
convinced Of the difficulty the health
board will meet in trying to taboo
kissing among s~wecthcarts. Although
a most dangerous pastimc. there
seems to be an inherent tendency to
indulge in it, and we have little hope
of ever being able to do away with it..
All that would be necessary would he
to rinse the teeth well with il and rub
1t well o the lips. That would insure
dcvotcc5 against the dangers from
oscillation
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-11-06
The Winner Butchcry.

RICHMOND, Mo-. Oct, 3l.-Thc sheriff
made an important arrest yesterday
afternoon in connection with the Win
ner murder here Monday night. Tho
man arrested vas Lon LaclScy, Il chum
of She dCnd woman's husband. The
officers think he Knows more about the
CRIME than he cares 10 disclose. He is
unable "a account for himself on the
night Of the murder. More arrests
VIII follow, and the officers think they
will hc able 10 secure a complete con
fpS,'nn,
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-11-06
Fatal Riot at - SpccchmakinS.

ASHLAND. Ky, Oct. 81. 49, At Pres,
tonburG, Floyd county, silver Demo-
Gratis led by n deputy sheriff, are said
To have tried TO howl down Augustus
II. Wilson of Louisville, when n fight
took place, and a young Republican
named Pear was stabbed to death by
Il young Democrat named Marrs, and
others on both sides were roughly
handled. Chief Justice W. II. Holt OF
the state colrt of appeals said that a
gold speaker took his life in his hands
when he went into those '~Orntains.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-11-06
KANSAS BETTING.
Various Propositions for small Amounts
Mad, j,y Me- with Money.

Made 10y Nca with Money.
TOPEKA. Nan. oct. 80. Election bet
ting in Topeka started off actively this
forenoon when David w. Mulvanc
of Topeka called IA bet of $1,000 on
organs carrying Kansas which had
been posted last night by W. +. Fedcr-
man. the free silver secretary for Bar
nry Corrigan Of Kansas City.
The following propositions in sums
of 500 or less have been posted: Ihat
Bryan will carry Oregon; Il Il CHI
lev will carry Illinois 10y $1,000 plu'
ralitv: that Mckinley will carry
Illinois Nv 10000: that Mckinley will
carry Indiana: that Bryan will carry
Kansas; that Bro1crick, Harris and
Curtis will be elected congressman, ono
lost. all lost; that Morrill, will run
900 over Ieedy in shawnee county;
that Mckinley will carry Iowa by 2O,-
900 plurality: that Mckinley will carry
Michigan: $50 10 $50 that Ellis will DO
de .catci for congress IN the Sixth dis
.rict; that Bryan will not carry Mis-
souri by 10000 plurality: that Mckin-
ley will not have $500 plurality in
Shawnee county; that Senator Stcrnc
will not have 5000 majority in shawnee
county: that Mckinley will carry Kan.
SIS: %?i chat Mckinley will he elected,
q combination bet; that Rcpub leans
will elect five or more congressman in
Kansas; that Ellis will b. elected in
the sixth district; that bryan will
,avi.v California.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-11-06
BISMARCK MAY GO TOO FAR
The Prince Warned Not to Disclose
why lie Was Dismissed.

why lie Was Dismissed.
LONDON, Oct. 30.-A special dispatch
from Berlin n Y that it is understood
there that the proposed prosecution of
Prince Bismarck's organ. the Ham
burger Nachrichten, for publishing
state secrets, has been abandoned ont
of fear Of the harm such Il step might
do to ~Gcrmany's foreign policy. Should
Prince bismarck, however, publish the
circumstances under which he resigned
Office, the government will, it Is de-
clarcd, be forced 10 act. and it is said
will probably treat Prince bismarck in
the same II that the latter
treated Count von Arnim.
Count Won Arnim was arrested in
October, 1874. and confined in Berlin
for refusing to give up docu-
ments sem to him us ambassador.
On account Of illness he was re-
leased on bail some three weeks
later, but was again arrested, tried N
December, 1874, convicted of making
way with ccclcsio-political documents,
acquitted of other charges, and SEN
tSHNcu w 'hT"c Hiou'uS HiIriS'hiINh. Nv
He appealed, was tried again in June,
1875, and a verdict was rendered con-
iirming the sentence. In November OF
the same year il was rumorcd that hc
was to be prosecuted for treason in a
pamphlet entitled PRO Nihllo," pub
lishcd at Zurich in January, 1860. IN
May, 1881, he died ut Nice, as n result,
it was said by Prince Bismarcli's cnc-
mics, of the persecution To which he
had been subjected by the chancellor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-11-06
Charges Against DIR. Rocker.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 90. 1t was learned
here to-day that onc of the first acts
which Cardinal Satolii viii perform in
Rome will be TO urge the removal of
Rev. Frederic 4. Rocker, the secretary
OF the apostolic delegation. 1t is fur-
Their stated that Cardinal Satolli,
shortly after leaving Washington,
promised to demand this deposition
''on account of DR.. Rockers pcrnicious
interference against the welfare of che
German Catholics Of the United
StutpSu
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-11-06
M Joint Debate In Oklahoma.

PERRY, Ok, Oct. 99.-The Rev. John
y. Callahan, Populist and fusion can
diiatc for delegate to Congress, and
Dennis Il. Flynn. the present incum-
bent and Republican candidate for re-
election, were advertised to speak in
Ncwkirli this evening, and an effort
was made 10 bring about a joint debate
but an agreement could not be
reached, and Mr.. Callahan will make
II speech from n platform and Mr..
Mr.. IlYnn from another.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-11-06

SEVERE CLOUD BURST.
Destructive storm In Oklahoma and the
Indian TERRITORY.

GUTHRIE, Okla, Oct. 30.--During last
night n tornado prevailed in Lincoln
county, thirty miles east Of here, fol.
lowed by n cloud burst. A dozen or
more residences and other buildings
We're wrecked and Il great amount OF
damage done To crops. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mclaughlin were instantly killed and
n number of others badly injured.
There are JUNIORS OF other deaths
farther north, but this cannot be vcri.
fed.
H~AITsuoRSE, |. T., Oct. 30.-Yester-
day evening n tornado ut Wewoka de-
strpycd Governor Browns store. tho
new church and several other buildings.
Several persons were hurt, but none
seriously. At No, II, near Krcbs, il -
reported five people were killed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-11-06
SULTAN READY TO FLEE.

An Underground Passage to tho shor,
and u Yacht Kept Constantly in Trim.
LoSpOS, Oct. 20 .-Thc correspondent
Of the Daily Mail at Vienna reports
that IL is declared that one of the
sultan's yachts is anchored op.
positc Ecctikac, near Constantinoplc.
closely guarded by day and night and
that there is u subtcrrancan passage
from the fildcz kiosk To tho scashore,
which is %patrollcd INCREASINGLY and is
kept constantly lighted. Vice Admiral
Cliakri, commander Of the imperial
yacht, has been instructed 70 remain
NJ anchor at Bectikac until further
orders.
CoSsrNNrISorLE, oct. @S.-All of the
worktncn ut the arsenal struck to-day
because of the non.paymcnt Of arrears
ia wage