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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-24

Il CAN'T TALK DUTCHn'-
Gu Ia9te 81 un8 ppr einigen 3a9en
Elm iunger Otnnn, oe1Ien @ltern uDr
10. Subren nit ibm nu8 9eutI6lano
nusipanoerten uno i6ren g8p6niib bier
nuIIh(uaen. Die @ltern ober fUnz
ueu feiu @noGii6. SUl6e 6due iteb=
en- ni6t pereiu5elt oa. g8ie man6eS
nrme Otiitter1en, luel9eS Elm 9ez
ntlit5ibes 9eint bel ibren 8iu6ern
eriebnte, un0 0ent CO nidJt geluu8en
lit, Die en9liI6e Sprnde 5I erlernen,
iitt beI6eiben nit i5rem Strid=
triumph in Der Gfe uno fnnn ni6t
tbeilnebnen an Der llnterbaltun9
ibrer eigenen &in0er, bic iie nit
S6rtlider SDrgfalt cr5U9en, al oeren
9ranfen6ett Iie 10 mnn6e lange 9ta6t
uerbracgt, in9itlib auf ieoen 9ltbemz
5pg bOr0eno, uno Der faIt oa8 Ser5
brab uber oa8 9eio iGrer 2ieblin9e.
55ebt Iin0 ale !0UIfnungen 6abin, nit
berbem S6mer5 muB lie Die @nt'
Tremoung, ia Die SeraDtung ibrer
9tationnlitdt empfinoen, uno oos
g8ort ,hut6" aus oem Wtunbe ibrer
ainoer unb @ntel bur6brin8t ibr
lic6epolles Ser5 nit namenlpiem
g8eb. S6dmt eu6, ibr jun8en
3eutI1> 9(merifaner, nit 9ering=
ItDasuny nuf 9eutide berab5uIeben,
/ Icbaumt eub eurer llntpilenbeit!
0tur biejeni9en Oeren Ntnn9el oi1
Biloun9 tie ni9t befdbi8t, oens9Sertb
beutI6er g8iiieuTcbaIt, oeutlcben @ei=
ties gu erfennen, pera9ten oas
GeutI6e. 9ernet e1l9(ii6 uno oeutld
etei6 gut ipreben uno freut eu6,
Die s,uei bebeutenblten Spra6en De,
| 9Selt All beherrIheu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-24

Spr einigen Saoen 0uBerte ii6
8ryan in elmer ieiner &eben, baB
oa8 Steigen BET 9reiIe aui 28ei5er
unO g8ell6turn bei9rautt lei, Berbei>
oeiilbrt bur6 ben 6ebli6lag ber @rn.
ten i'm 2tu8(anoe. Sulfs~Sefretar
8rigbam oom 9lder6auz z0epnrtement
bat leOU9 cine SabeIe perDffeutlic9t,
in lpel0er er 9e9eniiber bent &urz
jn5re iul0enOe Stei8erun9en Der
4reiie notirt: Sutter, 3 Gents per
YIunb; 9Gie, II Gents per Yfuub;
0dute, 4 Gents per Yfuno; 9tug9en,
l94 Gents per 8uibeG; 9opfeu, Is
per 100 8funo; ;8artoifeln, 1858. per
8uibel; 2dnnter, 1,25 per StId.
Nud in nnbercn gtrtitelu lin0 Yrei8z
ltcigerun9en per5ci6net. 2tlabnmo
Gneu lit UNI so @ent8 per 5Oune 9cz
ltie0en uuo bic QDbue Der ourti9en
GiIeunrbeiter tueroen erbDbt, Elm
llnitnn0, Der ieit 1892 nidJt mebr
cinoetreten lit. 9as seigt, ipel6cn
28eg Der g8inO blaIt.-28eItl. 4oit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-24

8rgan lit tpie Der 8rebieer in Der
g8lite, er preoiet nod immer SiGber
uno op6 Mill i'm niemanb mebr b6r=
en-, neil oer oollpertaiee @oloz9ol~
lar uno Die acknowledgements Sob blfabrt
einen belieren Slang in ben Obren
oe8 SOlfe8 baben, ais 6er 39centiae
Silber-0onnr uno oas Snlamitdtsee=
beul Der Silber0empfraten uno Der
Yupulilten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-24

Gineu uubtigeu Streidb bat oa8
Oemutrntii1e StoatS. Gentral-9un=
mttee uUn Neru Dorf 9egen bic Gbis
cnaucr ocmutrotiI6e 9totiunalplot.
iOrm Deiibrt. G3 bat Tb namz
lid oewei8ert, Die Oarin nicoer8eteo-
ten 8ruuoIdbc 81 iuoUniren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-24

Ter 0r0Btc 56eil Der itreiteuoeu
9ublenaraber lit bereits 81 Der 2oGn=
rate upn 81 Gents lUieoer 5u 2lrbeit
SuritdQctebrt UOer I'M Be8rifie, Oie5
gu tbun, uuo Der Jteit iuirO balo na6
iUlgcu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-24

g8ei( Der 6urmer Jest bciiere 4rei=
le iiir ieinen 98ei5en. iein aorn nn0
auocrc Brpoutte befpntnt, beredti0t
ole GHeubobueu nicbt Die 6racbtraten
GIT erbDben un6 0eniel6en um ben
0aHptgepiun 5u bcrauben. Qie
6raHtratcr, iuel6e licb i'm perflpliez
Hen Sabre luBnen0 erluieien baben,
loIIten nub in bieIem Sabre oeniigz
emo lein'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-24
NerVen-
sCE1WSChe
9nlJrnn11u Al

Verursacht Elm Getuh! ais CD man ganL zer-
schlagen Und ohac Leben, Ehrgc;z, Energie
oder Appctit ware. Ste ist oft der Vorlaufer
Won ernsthaitcr Krankhc!t, oder der Beglefter
Won nerN6sen Leidcn. Sic ist Elm wirklicher
Bowels Won Gunnem, schwachem, unreinem
Biute; denn weun daS Biut reich. roth, lebenS-
krSftig und stark ist, verleht es jedem Nerv,
Organ uud Gewebe des K6rpers Leben und
Energie Die SOthwendgkeit Hoods Sarsapa-
rilIa gegen Nervenschwache zu nehmen ist
dSher Jedem hekannt, und daS Cute was eS
thut ist ebeufaIls ohue Frage.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-24

3ie g8irfuu0eu 0c5 gtatur8eiebe8
betreifen0 Borratb unO 9ta6Irage
meroen lest int @lpubife=Iiitrift De-
munItrirt. Gort, Wp @ulO ipt lle6ers
IluB uurbauben lit. iueroen fir Spr=
rdtbe euurme Ereile uerlan8t, tuetl
Burrdt6e ullr unter ben 9rDBten
S9uieri9teiteu SIT crtangen iinb.
Sn 9lUuoife ieblt eS 5par ni1t an
@Olo, nbcr man fam bamit tcin
YrU0 tauIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-24
OdS Ill tbult.

Sc lieet elm Srpit in Dem 10 uft
nerlautbarten SetuuBtiein, baB Or.
Silmer'5 rSpamp &upt", Die orUBe
9tierenmeOisin, ieben gSunl9 erfiiIIt
sur 8efreiun9 oDn S9mer5en imt
9ticfen, 9tieren, 2eber, SloIe uno
iebem Shelf Der llrin=gandle. @s
beilt bic l1nfdbiefeit, ben llriu 5u
bnlten, iotpie ben brenneuoen
S9mer5 beim Sur6lauF, uno iiberz
tpmmt Die unan1enebme gtotbuenoz
ioteit, bes gta6ts aufsuiteben, um 5u
uriuireu. Die ntiloe uno auBerae=
tu0bnGidJe 98irtune BON nSmamp
9ioot" miro balo 9ei9abt. SON
glpDtbefern 5u so Gents uno S1.00
nerfauft. S61eibt on Or. Silmer &
Co., Sinebamton, g. g., unter 8et=
fiieung BON 6 Gents in 8oit1narfen,
inoem Sbr on5 g8Dlfsblatt"
nennt, uno erbaltet cine ErDbez
Ilai6e unb 8alnpblet frei. Der
gieentbiiner bieier 3eitung earan=
tirt Die 8i6tieteit bieier Oferte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-24

g8ic Die YOlitif, oas @eI6ditsle=
ben uno TaIt nueS 2ln0crc in Den
Scrciniatcu Stanten, 10 bciueat ii6
audi mciit 0a3g8etter in unpermittel=
ten @cscuiQtcn. gto6 uOr lucnigen
3agcn cine 6ibe sunt Gritifen unb
iebt bcreits 9dlte, Shnee un0
GlS in perI6ie0enen 2Bci(en oc52an-
AeS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-24

9!u9 9lem gOrf liefert einen un=
wiberlcgliden Setpei8, bnB mir aui
eine ncue 9lern oe8 0eoeiben3 uno
ber 28pblIabrt lO8maritBiren; onS
9eer Der 2lrbtit8tpieu bat il1 in ben
lcbten Icd)8 NiDnnten bereit3 10 uerz
rinDert, Dap bort, iuD man opr einem
balbcn SoDre nod au 40 Nrp5ent
uIler 9auomerfcr uIo 2tCbtjter ers
luerbSlus iob, 5ur 3eit nlr NOD )
SruScrt ouBcr 2lrbCit iiuo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-24

&beumatismus inn &Iden, in ben
S9ultern, Siften, S(enteln, @lbueen
uoer Sanb9elenten entitebt bur1 gu
uiel Sdure i'm 8lut. SoDb's Cars
aparilIn beilt 8beumntismus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-24

SDub's 8iIlen iinb bic beiteNbfiibrz
unb 9eberzMtebi5in fir 5ami1ienee.
braud. 25c.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-24

@enn Die Siibnerz@bplera euer 5ez
oernieb beorDbt bann i9idt iufort
na6 gSalfer Sros. @pptbete uno bolt
9ies's 8oultrn 8ptpber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-24
1Die su ermitteln.

5iiGlt cine 5lai6e nit llrin unb
laBt bieielbe "a Stunben fteben; elm
8uOeniab benefit ben tranfbaften GU
Itano Der Nieren. gSenn @uer rlrin
Die S8aIbe befeft, 10 lit bies elm
Setueis, baB Cure 9tieren front iinb.
Gin su.baufieer gSaiier6rane iit elm
iiberseueenoer 8etpeis oauon, baB
Cure 9eieren uno 8laie auBer Orb
nung Iino.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-24

Der 9UblenQrdber- trcif lit 10 gut
mic beeuoet. sic in Columbus, 8. ,
ab9eBaltcue Gonucutiuu ber 9Ublcn~
erdber bat nit bcu @rubenbeiitern
ein 2lbtOmmen Qetrpifen, monad Die
Grbeit am 20. Septcmber luieber aufz
genummen lueroeu IUlIte. Ga5 be
Siebt iid auI Die Grubeu in g8cit-
9enniplunnicn, Gbiu, SnOinna unO
@ef= Sir9inicn, mu 50 Gents per
SUnue ben 9lrbeitslobn bil6en iplz
len, Gs lit 0icS cine 9pbnsGrbDb
un9 BON IL Gents per Come.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-24
feuerwebrzO Oerban0lmoen.

8e9elmdBige SerIammlung am IA.
September.
3as &rptDfoll Der lebten Serlamnt=
tung ipuroe oerlelen uuo an9enpmz
men.
Snar in Der &ali lie...........S87. 10
I'm Seitra9e eineen eiu..... 5.25
3uIalnmen. n......... $92.35
5olgcn6e &e6nun9en ipuroen 9ez
prilft un0 5ur 3ablung angetuielen:
Sobn GeiFf, so; s. Siebler s1.5O.
3ns &nhenz@pmite beribtete oaB
es Die Su9er bes S6nbmeilters umb
Sefretdrs gepriift unb in Sronune
gefunOen babe.
Sierauf pnrbe sur S8nb( 9ei6ritz
ten unO tit fulgenbes baS &eiultat:
Captain, 5ueo Sropp; 9ieutenant,
Spbn 8eiff; Sprmann, @pbf. Sop;
S9abmeiIter, go. Nuebiser; SrDtp=
fONsSetretar, @bas. Sanien it,; ST.
nnn5zSefretar, Sp. S6ub; Captain
Der Snfen- uno 2eiterzSettion, 5rib
O1sner; 2ieutcuant Der Safen= uno
Setter. Seftion, 0lue. 9iebel.
9ierauf Serta9ung.
$. 9ropp, s. Sani en- IT.,
gapitdn. Sefrettr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-24
30! 80! JoC6!

Seute balten uno faufen mir eiiintal
B / M . IL II g unIere Sbube;
Daben nun 9enu9 opn ben @rpceris
uno 9rD 0oo08 Sbuben un6 10 bis
Is 8rocent mebr oafIr be5nblt ais
ipie man lie bel 8eniing faufen tann.
9rDBte5 9ager ppn Wtannerz uu0
0omen=S9ube in Crblooo, Gbucu=
late, Oeaboeanp, gSelts, s2.75 Bis
$500. 8rDbirt elm Bnar, S6r ma9t
teinen Srrtbum. Sic rueroen pnfen.
ESSua Dug, Gpin uno 8alur Sue8.
M. P. BENSING,
4. StraBe, Sermann, Mu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-24
PETER DEUMENS,
= SOMDutaOer
tDerfitItte Ser Sauf 9e9endber.

gefor9t olls 7Sltdarbeieu uub oerfsrtt9t meme
S6uae Had DAB au i.br btat9sm 9reiie un6 inter
SaraHtis bnB oIetl6eu pafftn.
I'm 9euei9ten 3uiprud 6Ittet
Yeter 3 euueus
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-24

Die fur6tbnre 0ibe bat 5iuar III
ben meiiten Stnaten nab9elanen,
a6er oiel 9fegen 1T ni6t eefallen.
5nTulge beiien iinO unIere 6armer
pielerorts libel baran.
Der contrDllirbare gSei5enoorratb
hat tpdbreno Der nerTluIienen SSO6e
suoerpmmen, unb lit auf II, 14o, 900
Su5beG eeitieeen. Snfpl9e belien
iinb Die @ei5enpreiie ni6t mebr 10
bpd. Sn ct. 2uuis brin9t Der
SuIbel GaIb nur mod 954c, in @bi@
cnao CSC, in 8plebD, g., 954c uno in
SEEM gprf $1.oo.
Die 8ell9fornernte miro in nanz
diem Staaten iebr gerin9 auSfaIlen.
8a inbeB Der cpntrpllirbare 8elldD'
fprnpprratb int @eiammtgebiete oe'
Ser. @taaten nun SS, ,737 900 SuibeI
betraet, itebt ber 9rets tur Der
8ulbel @aib nidt bDber als 27c.
Sbupbl ni6t eben piele 8artunell
al 0tarfte fontmen, balten lid Ot'
QSreiIe bel Der @iIenbabnlua8enlao
una bod in bei9eioenen @ren5en
5iir eerineere Sprten tpiro Soc, uni
fir porsuglide zoe per Suibel be
sablt.
Die aGeeneine @eI9dftsla9e bel
5ert iid], tpenn audi iebr lan9iam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-24

Cine furse 9ei6enssel9i9te. Cine
@rfdltung, Serna9ldiiieung, 9unS
eenentsunbung, Srauer. gsenn
6ulep's SpneD & 9ar eebrau9t NOR
ben tudre, 10 tuiir0e Die @eidi6te
elm erfreuli9eres @noe gefunben bas
en- .-gSalfer 8rus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-24

- @erbarb @reif, Elm alter, rel.
der GARNER, ettua cine Weile iiibli6
bon Mtan9eiter, ct. Souls County,
uDbnbaft, begging Selbitmorb. @r
mar nit benz stusprefen BON MOf
bei6dftiet unb ais bic 9reiie ser>
brad unb er ni6t i'm Stanbe mar,
bielelbe tuieber in Gang gu brineen,
eerietb er berartie in ,8prn, baB er
in iein Saus elite, einen &epDlper
er9riff uno ii6 bamit eri6pB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-24

@inBebielblatt tloet iber bie3im<
perli9teit man9er Mdnner, pel6e
iib ni6ts bnraus MAIDEN, ben 0tun6
oDu SabatSiaube 81 baben, tpdbrenb
tie l9ier in Ohnmabt fallen, ,tuenn iie
elm Saar-in Der Butter finoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-24

SUn Der 3ufunit umierer 3ucfer-
ensSnOuihie ueripribt lib uuler
Aderbuu-SetretGr iebr uiel. @r
ilt Der Slnii6t, 0oB es nur nu6 tueniz
ger Sabre bebiirfe, bis bier5ulanbe
alIer 3uder probu5irt ueroe, ben mir
cuniumiren. 0tebr ais % 900 5or-
iner IN ben @ereini9ten Stnateu erz
perlmentireu Sur3eit ntit3uderriiben.
uebri9ens iuer6e ber 9tufI9luun9 Der
Suderrlben- Snouitrie 9(eih5eiti9 ben
SieB5u9tern uno Ntil6ereibeiiberl
Su Cute tommen, 6enu Die Neber=
prooutte Der Snouitrie lieferten eutes
6utter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-24

SaS neue @eieb, uel6eS Die soft
lre'e Glnbrin8ur8 i'm 2(uSlnno 9es
Iertt9ter 4SeriunaleIieften auf Sn@cn
I'M ssertbe uun 500 bei9ranft, uer=
lgaht Der SunbesfaTe cine redt
nehnenspertbe Ginnabme. 8Dn ben
pa'la9leren eines einSieen Scean=
oaHpfers ipuroen an einem Der lebs
zen Sage ni6t tueni9er ais SIP, 900
sr9ooen. Qie @attiu uuo SDdter
YES oetannten @elbiiiriten S. 8ier.
punt Wtor9an muBten nIleiu auf lire
Jus SariS mit9ehra6ten Garoerube-
aho Sollettenitiiden Die &leiuiefeit
00n runb $4,000 erGeoeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-24
ll1ddeutlidsr 4marhtbrri6t.
@prri9irt BON
JOHN II. HELMERS, Grocer.
6etreioe, 111ehI, vi n

Die nneesebenen 8reile tueroen pru
ben Sanblern (meiitens i'm Saui6e)
he,nhIf
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-05-17
NEW MEXICO MINERALS.
Manager LeesOn Placing Very Fine
Exhibit Of sold, silver and
Other Ores.

Manager J.J. Leeson, of the New Mex.
ican exhibit, is working hard to get his
magnificent collection of New Mexico
minerals in place, and he finds it hard
work to move around on account of the
great crowds who are viewing it as fast
as he puts piece in one of the cases. He
seems we'll qualified for the position, as
he not only is working haId, but is at tht
same time explaining the different ores
to- 9te crowd.
judges Of mineral all claim that they
expected to see something nice from New
Mexico, but were not prepared to see
such large, rich and beautiful display.
These cases fairly dazzle one with gold
and silver specimens. The copper, lead.
zinc, iron and other minerals are there
represented in all their forms. AS soon
as the exhibit is all placed it will make
people interested in minerals think of 60
ing to New Mexico.
Manager Leeson says he did not come
to exhibit Indian relics, or prehistoric
collections, but to exhibit the rich and
wonderful products of New Mexico mines
the products of her soil, which will com
pare to any in the world for yield ant
quality; ard the products Of her orchard
and vineyards, which will astonish all VIII
visit the Centennial. The Nashvill
(Tenn.) American.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-05-17
Notice to Contract tors.

Plans and specifications will be on file in
the Office of o. R. Carr, architect, on and
after Tuesday, May II, A. D. 1897, for the
New Mexico Military Institute building,
TO be erectedst Roswell, Ohaves county,
New Mexico, said building to be con-
structed of stone and brick with metal
roof.
SEALED BIDS will be received up to IL
o'clock a. NJ, local time, Tuesday, June l,
1897. All proposals. to be for complete
Job according to the plans and speciaoa-
tions now on file In the architects office
No bid will be considered unless accom-.
panied with good and sufficient bond in
The sum Of $2,5O0, that the bidder awarded
the contract will enter into the same and
make good and sufficient bond in the
sum OF Sl2, 1000 for the faithful perform.
ance Of said contract, and oom pletion o.
the building according TO the plans and
notifications referred to.
The board deserves the right to reject
any and all bids. All bids TO be ad.
dressed TO q. A. Cshoon, secretary Board
Of Regents, and marked Proposals fol
erecting the New Mexico Military Insti'
tuts." Q. \. CASa, Arcnisect,
Roswell, N. n
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-05-17
TRAIN WRECKED.
The Chicago 4 Galveston Express on
the santa Fe Road Goes Through
Trestle in the Indian Territory,
IDjuring 15 Persons.

Ardmore, I. T., May 1.-THE south
bound passenger train on the Santa Fe
road, known as the Chicago and Calves
ton express, went through trestle 16
miles south of here yesterday. Fifteen
passengers and trainmen were injured.
A heavy rainstorm amounting almost to a
water spout, caused sudden rise of all
the small streams. The accident occurred
where a deep and narrow gulch was
spannae by wooden trestle. The
foundation supporting the ~.srestle was
undermined by a sudden stream, and the
trestle went down under the heavy weight
of the train. The engine and tender,
express, mail and baggage cars, and one
passenger coach, passed over the narrow
chasm, though the trucks of several OF
these cars went to the bottom, 20 feet be-
low. The baggage car telescoped with a
passenger coach, and the latter was demol-
ished.
Most of the injured were riding in the
coaches. j. M. Grider, the Wells Fargo
express messenger, was 30 badly crushed
by a heavy car chest that he cannot live.
E. 7. Sparks of Oskman, I. T., was
crushed in the wreck of the smoker, and
is also mortally injured.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-05-17
PIUTE MURDERERS.
The Body Of Judge j M. Morton Found
In q Cabin Shot Through the
Head.

Kingman, May 1.-THE sheriff's posse
has returned from White Hills from a
chase after Ahvote, the Piute Indian
murderer. They report that the body of
Judge j. M. Morton WAS found in cabin
at Gold Bug, seven miles below Eldorado
canon, shot through the head. Morton
lived 36 hours after being shot. Below
the canon the bodies of five ofAhvote's VIC
Tins have been found. Deputy Sheriff Ros-
borough left here last night with posse
to arrest Mouse, another Piute Indian
murderer. The Wallapai Indians held a
big pow-wow yesterday and expressed q
desire to exterminste the southern Nevada
Piutes. They say that for years Indians
have reported the killing of whites by this
band of renegades. Chief Levy has Of
fered the services of 100 warriors for the
purpose of driving all Plutes away from
the Colorado river.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-05-17
MARKET REPORTS.

New York, May 17.-MoneY on call
nominally at IN q l1s per cont; prime
mercantile paper, 31s O per cent. Lead,
$3121a; silver, 81 6111s;copper casting, 1O1s.
St. Louis.-Lead, lower at $3.05 @
$31. Spelter, firm, $400.
Kansas City.-Cattle, receipts, $500;
Best grades steady others weak. Texas
steers, 1910 q $4.6o; Texas COWS,
$3.50 @ $3.50; native steers, $500 g
$6.O1; native COWS and heifers, $3.50 %
$4.25; stockers and feeders, $325@ $3.50;
bulls, $2.0O q So 80. Sheep, receipts,
1000; market steady to strong; lambs,
$4.0O a $3.50; muttons, 1926 @ $3.50.
Ohicago.-Cattle, receipts, $4,000; mar
ket for best steady, others weak to 10
cents lower; beeves, $3.50 @ $3.50; COWS
and heifers, 50 90 @ $4.45; Texas steers,
$8.15 q $445; stookers and feeders, $3 45
q $3.50. Sheep receipts, 10000; market
firm to 10 cents higher; native sheep,
$3.50 o. 81 80; westerns, $3.50 @ $3.50;
lambs, So SO q $5.65
Ohicago.--Wheat, May, 7411a; July, HA
Corn, May, 2424; July, 247s. Oats, May,
171s; July, IN q "A.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-05-17
SANTA FE n M, MONDAY, IL, 1897.
GALLINGER'S EXPOSE.
He Reads Letter Giving Some inside
History Of the Policy Of the Cleve-
land dAdministrati0n Relative
to Cuba.

Washington, May 17.-An extraordinary
revelation was made by Senator Calm
ger when he read yesterday, at the Cuban
massmeeting, the following extracts from
letters said to have been addressed by
ex-Assistant Secretary of State Rock
hill, to one of the American consuls in
Santa CLARA province II advise you
to make your reports less favorable
to the insurgents hereafter, as the admin
istration wishes to avoid all possible
friction with Spain. Hereafter when you
have matters of this kind to report, mark
your communications, confidential, SO
that If senators demand the consular re-
ports from Cuba your report need not be
given the senate"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-05-17
OPPOSITION in THE SENATE
The silver Democrats in the Ken
lucky Legislature Decide That
Lieut. Gov. WOrthingtOn Must
Vacate the Chair.

Frankfort, KY, May 17.-The fight over
the Stephenson fusion bill was renewed
in the senate today, the silver Demo
Gratis insisting that Lieut. Governor Worth
ington should vacate the chair pending
an appeal from his decision on ques-
tion "vindicating members who are pres
ent but refuse to vote"
Governor Worthington refused to va
cate the chair and Senator Goebel, presi-
dent pro tenn, who was presiding pending
an appeal from Worthington's decision,
took seat beside the clerks, and the
two bodies were in session amid the Wild
est confusion. The Worthington senate
adjourned, till 3'o'clock. The Goebel SEN
ate which while in minority,is backed by
the clerks and all other officers, adjourned
till 1855. The gold Democrats and Re-
publioans arein secret caucus preparing
to reorganixe.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-05-17
Approval OF the Cervilletn Grant
survey.

Approval or the Cervilletn Grant
survey.
Matias Contreras, Felipe Peralta, Tomas
Cordova, Sylvestre Esquibel, Gabriel
Pine, Julio Cisneros, and Nicholas Mas
carinas, all Of La Joya, in Socorro coun-
ty, are in the city at the Exchange hotel
They are here as witnesses in the case
concerning the approval of the survey OF
the Oervileta land grant, it being al
legged and claimed by the owners Of the
Belen land grant just north Of Oervilleta,
that the north line Of the Cervilleta, as
surveyed by the U. 8. deputy surveyors,
takes in more land than the decree of the
court of private land claims grants and
than is lawfully or Justly due the claim
ants OF the Cervilleta tract. The hearing
| in this case is set for tomorrow, but may
not be reached until the cases now pend.
| ing are out of the way in the court OF
private land claims.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-05-17
THE CUEvA RANCH.

and other things too numerous to men,
tion
THE CUEvA RANCH.
Six miles east of Mora, down the val
ley, over hills and through canons and
the traveller comes to the La Cueva ranch
managed by Mr.. D. O. Duell. Mr.. Duell
is man whose moments are busy indeed,
his attention being demanded by large
store, mill, $500 acres of alfalfa, herds
of cattle, aroves of horses and large
posse of men. The La Oueva is one of
the largest ranches in Mora county and is
the pride OF the valley.
MODERN IDEAS TAKING HOLD.
The one particular thing in the western
Mora valley that attracted my atten.
tion and made me feel that there
are better days in store for the territory
of New Mexico, and that is the modern
methods in use by the farmers. I'm.
proved machines are universally used
Between 80 and 40 threshing machines
all run by steam, are owned by valley
farmers; the ordinary implements in use
are of the most improved patterns, and
the results obtained in the cultivation of
craps are visible on every side. The
leaven Is working; progressive ideas are
contagious, and it is to be hoped they
will become violently infectious in 9
hurry. U. Il. X.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-05-17
CRACK BICYCLE RIDERS.
Chicago and New York Teams Will
Contest for Racing HOnOrs, Repre-
sented bv Two Teams of Six
Men Each.

Chicago, May 17.-Representative
riders from New York and Chicago began
the seventy two hour relay bicycle race
at II a. m. today. It will last days,
the riders competing 10 hours in "a hours.
The teams are composed of six men
each, Geo Dench, Louis Gimm, Frank
Waller, John Lawson, Harry Wood and
an unknown rider for New York. Fred
Schinner, William Decardy, Vincent
MCCARTHY, George Hanan, Fred Weage and
Henry Stewart comprise the Chicago
team. The men are divided into three
squads, two men from each team racing
for hours. At IL O'Clock Major
Harrison fred the starting pistol.