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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-12-22
treasurer and Money Missing.

Cleveland. Dec 2L-L. o. Hall, treas
urer Of Boilermakers' and Iron Ship
builders Union No. 8. is missing and it
is said that his accounts are several
hun dred dollars short The matter
was reported Monday to M. G. Fox,
manager of the American Surety Co.,
which is on Halls bond. The surety
company will make good the shortage.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-12-22
Disastrous Collision.

Columbus, Dec IA northbound
freight train on the Little Miami rail-
way collided with southbound freight
near West jefferson yesterday. The
engines were badly wrecked, as were
also number of cars. The trainmen
Jumped and saved their lives. The
wrecked cars contained hogs and a
large number were killed.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-12-22
Mill bar Out union Mem.

Lorain, Dec. H. THE Cleveland, Lo-
rain G. Wheeling Railroad Co. has an
nounced that no union men will be en-
ployed upon the docks here next sea-
son. This action is taken on account
of the trouble the local union is said to
lo~a oauaad
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-12-22
indictments Against Mcdonald are Nolle

Columbus, Dec. 17.-Prosecutor j. Il.
Dyer yesterday entered nolle in the
100 indictments standing against W. q.
Mcdonald, former state inspector OF
shops and factories. Mcdonald was
charged with holding rake-off OF
about so per cent. of the expense ac-
counts drawn for his deputies. Evan
Fl. Davis, representative-elect from
Cuyahoga county, and Deputy In.
spector Armstrong, of Cincinnati, were
among the chief witnesses against
MnDnnAld
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-12-22
Deatb Of Mrs. w. X. miller.

Canton, Dec. s1.-Nifs. w. X Miller,
a cousin of the late Nancy Allison Nc
Kinley, died Monday. Her husband
died few years ago. She was about
es years OF age, and leaves two sons.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-12-22
orc Handlers Strike.

Conneaut, Dec. Sore handlers are
on strike here. The gang bosses
went to Erie and brought back 40 men.
Friday morning they refused to work,
even under the protection of deputy
ehariffa
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-12-22
nsPexster,s Trial Begins.

Canton, Dec. 21.-The trial Of Will
liam DePeyster on a charge of mur-
dering his wife a few months ago was
commenced here Monday. The case is
attracting much interest He is ac-
cused of throwing lighted lamp upon
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Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-10-30
GREATER new YORK CONTEST
Sudden Death of Candidate George
Has Caused Confusion in the Ma
y0ralty Campaign.
SETH LOWS WORD is DISPUTED
Record of the Betting in the Pool Rooms
Van Wyck First Choice-Elec-
tions in the Different States
Candidates.
SETp LOWS WORD is DISPUTED

New York, Oct. 30.-Speculation as to
which of the mayorallty candidates will
fall heir to the vote that would have gone
to Henry George, had he not died, ia
superseding the discussion of the issues
of the municipal cam mpaign.
Comparatively few regard it likely
that the younger George can poll more
than fraction of the votes that would
have gone to his father
There is disposition in both the Re.
publican and Democratic camps to dis
pute the claim put forward by Low yes
terday that George, had he clearly forseen
his demise, would have advised his fol-
lowers to 60 into the battle under the
colors of the Citizens Union party.
There ls also much said about the alleged
impropriety of putting forth what his
opponents term bid for the George
vote while the corpse Of the dead leader
was yet uncoffined.
In the. betting Van Wyck has gained
more than Low by the newer conditions.
The latest quotations are: Van Wyck vs.
the field, to 2; Van Wyck vs.. Low, IA to
8; Van Wyck vs. Tracy, to /; Low vs..
Tracy, s. to l.
Hamlin Garland, chairman of the George
funeral committee, said today that the
body of the dead leader would be taken
to the Grand Central palace this evening
The service will be non-sectarian, he
said.
Rev. DR.. Edward McGlynn, long time
friend of Henry George, will attend the
service, not as priest, but as Citizen
and friend of the dead man.
After the service laboripg men and
others will escort the body as far as the
home of Mr.. George at Fort Hamilton.
The enterment will be made at Greenwood
cemetery.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-10-30
KILLED HIS YOUNG WIFE
Bloody Deed Of d Former Citizen Of
Valencia County at a Denver
Hotel.
AN EXCEEDINGLY THIN EXPLANATION
Results of a Marriage Through a Chi
cago Matrimonial .Agency-A Son
of Sheriff Sanchez-Fugitive
from Justice.

Denver, Colo, Oct. 3O.-Mrs. Jennie
Sanchez was shot and killed this morning
in the Colorado house. The only other
person in the room at the time of the
tragedy was Frederick O. Sanchez, hus.
band of the woman.
! About $40 this morning, d. A. Straub,
night clerk of the hotel, heard two shots
fired in room Is. He with Sargent Bell
and Officer J. G. Smith found Sanchez in
his vest, shirt, trousers and slippers.
standing by table in the center of the
room still holding his revolver. Two
chambers of the weapon had been dis
charged.
Mrs. Sanchez lay on the bed, blood
flowing freely from hole in her neck.
Sanchez protested that he was innocent
of the killing. He said that man opened
the door while he was in bed. "The man
shot at me-" said Sanchez, "and jumped
up and shot at him twice."
"Where he went don't know. | came
back into the room and found my wife
had been shot"
Sanchez says that he was married last
August at Metropolis, Ill. His wife's
maiden name was Jennie Warren. He is
% years old; she was 10.
He is native of Valencia county, N
NJ. Recently he established hide, pelt
and tallow business in this CITY in part
nership with F. G. Moore.
Sanchez father is said to be the sheriff
OF Valencia county. 1t is also said that
young Sanchez is a fugitive from Justice,
having attempted to murder rich Span
ish maiden last June. He became &C.
quainted with the girl whom he married
through matrimonial agency.
Immediately upon the receipt of the
foregoing dispatch d New MEXICAN rep
resentative called on Register M. r. Otero,
of the local United States land office, who
is resident of Valencia county, for such
light as he might be able to shed on the
record of young Sanchez. 1t appears
that he is really the son of Sheriff Jesus
H. Sanchez of Valencia county, and that
Lasts une, because she declined to marry
him, he drew a revolver and threatened
to kill Miss Virginia Chaves, a niece of
Register Otero. As the young man had
previously behaved we'll and belonged to
an excellent family, the matter was
hushed up, and the father sent his son
east. Since then nothing has been heard
from him until the shocking tdirgs of
this mornings tragedy in Denver.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-10-30
WEYLER FACETIOCS.
On Leaving for spain Declares Rebel
lion SO Reduced As to Guarantee
spanish Sovereignty.

| Havana, Oct 30.-Captaln General Wev
! Ter, just prior to embarkaton for s.
addressed the assembled crowds
in his honor. He declared he
done his duty in accordance
sense of patriotism and would
with 'serene conscience"
Weyler also issued the follot
lamation to the inhabitants or
"More accustomed to the incle
the camp than to the enervatins
ures of the parlor, am rude and c, !.
You all know the state of the island
| arrived, and you are all onyinced
shortly peace will be re reestgblished in IT,
island. To reach this stage, | have beer
compelled to resort to rigorous measures
but l have always offered pardon in name
of generous Spain to her unnatural sons
| leave the rebellion 80 reduced as to
guarantee Spanish sovereignty; and only
by artful means and by the complioity OF
unworthy Spaniards will the enemies of
Spain be able to imperil it,"
GENERAL BLANCo IN CUBA.
Madrid. - Official dispatches from
Havana received today announce that
Marshal Blanco, the new captain genera
of Cuba, has arrived there and taken
the command of the island from Weyler
the retiring captain general.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-10-30
MARKET KEPOKTs.

New York, Oct. 30.-Money on call
nominally 2 per cent; prime mer.
oantile paper, 81 @ AZ per cent. Silver
581; lead, $38715; copper, 104.
Ohlcago.-Cattle, receipts, 500; quiet
unchanged. Sheep, receipts, 1900; steady
native sheep, 81 so "a $4.40; Westerns
$500 q $4.15; lambs, $3.50 "a $5.7O.
Kansas City.-Oattle, receipts, 700;
steady, Unchanged; only retail trade.
Sheep, no market.
Ohtcago.-Wheat, October, 9734 Decem.
Der, 974. Corn, October, 26; Decem Der,
261s. Oats, October, 1871 "a 1874; De.
cember, 1911 q 1873.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-10-30
FIVE MEN SUFFUCATED.
Fire in a Coal 3aine Kesuits Fatally
Three Miners Escaped.

Scranton, Pa, Oct. 30.---Five of the
eight men who were last night caught in
the Won Storch mine stope, by fire in the
shaft, perished during the night, the re-
naming three escaped from the ground
vein by cross heading in another gang
way where the air wac pure, and reached
the surface. The dead are:
Thomas Hill, foreman
Thomas Mcdonald, laborer.
John Yankowski, laborer.
John Moran, track layer.
John j. Farrell, pump runner.
After the fremen succeeded in getting
the fire under control rescuing party
entered the mine and found the FIVE men
dead from suffocation.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-10-30
THUGS BLOODY DEED.
Two Highwaymen Attack a Merchant
I'm Scuf1le Merchant and One
RObber Killed.

Aurora, ILL.,, Dot. 30.-Peter Braun, q
merchant of this city, was shot and in.
stantly killed late last night by highway
man. Two thugs attacked Braun, and in
the scuffie one of them sent a bullet
through his partners body, ending his
life. Seeing his mistake he fed without
taking the proceeds of the days business
from the pockets of Braun. The dead
highwayman has not yet been identified.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-10-30
Spurious silver Dollars.

st. Louis, Oct. 30 0-Counterfeit silver
dollars, of greater weight and fneness
than those turned ont from Uncle Sam 3
mints, are circulating here. st. Louis
bank telers have been accepting the
counterfeits in question without hesita-
tion. II was only when they reached the
sub-treasury that their spnrioue character
wes determined.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-10-30
Weekly Bank statement,

New York, Oct. 30.-The weekly bank
statement is rs follows: Surplus reserve
increase, $l,367,10O; loans, increase
$5,025,lO0; specie, increase, $855,OOO
legal tenders, increase, $2,490,6OO; de.
posits, increase, $7,S74,00O; circulation,
increase, 100000. The banks hold $24,-
271,s0O in excess of legal requirements.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-10-30
The Weather.

The weather yesterday was partly
cloudy and threatening in the afternoon
with light snow during the night. The
temperature was somewhat higher thar
the previous day, maximum reaching AZ
and the minimum 20 degrees. Probably
fair weather is indicated for tonight ant
Sunday; slightly warmer Sunday.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-10-30

Wo,>
Game Wa.
White, on Tue
Pete, sub. chief OF
mpanion. Twelve l.
wardens over two miles, anu
came 30 hot that they were CO
leave their horses and take to til
AS the Indians came up they freq
the result as stated above. The oti
Indians then beat hasty retreat. Mes
senger Gable, on yesterday reported to
have been killed, has turned up. He had
to abandon his horse and the return of
the animal led to the report that he had
been killed. Sheriff Neiman on yesterday
reached Wilcox with a posse of 40>de-
temined men, aud news is anxiously
awaited. 1t takes two days for the news
to arrive, Other recruits are anxiously
awaiting the summons that their services
are needed,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-10-30
state Elections.

Chicago, Dot. 3O.-Aside from the muni
| Opal election in Greater New York Tues
day, one or more officials are to be voted
for generally in ten states: Massachu
setts, New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland
Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, Iowa, Nebras
ka and Colorado. In four of these states
Massachusetts, Virginia, Ohio and Iowa
a full set of officers is to be elected
There are four tickets in Massachusetts
four in New York, four in Pennsylvania
four in Maryland, five in Virginia, six in
Ohio, three in Kentucky, five In Iowa, five
in Nebraska and two in Colorado.
District court judges are to be chosen
throughout South Dakota.
The following are the nominees of the
respective parties in the different states
Democratic. - Governor, Horace L
Chapman; lieutenant governor, M. D.
Shaw; supreme Judge, j. P. Srriggs; at.
torney general, W. H. Dore; treasurer,
Jas. F. Wilson; member board of public
works, Peter H. Degnan; school commits
sioner, Byron H. Hurd.
National Democratic Governor, Julius
Dexter; lieutenant governor, 0. E. Mer.
ril; supreme judge, John h. Clark; attor-
ney general, David Wilson; treasurer,
Samuel Stevens; member board of public
works, FL. G. Cofinberry; school commls.
sioner, W. H. johnson.
Republlcan.-Govern Asa s. Bush.
nell; lieutenant governor, Asa W. Jones;
supreme judge, Jacob F. Burkett; attor-
ney general, F. Monet; treasurer, s. B.
Campbell; member board of public works,
O. A. Goddard; school commissioner, L..
D. Bonebrake.
Popullst.- Governor, Jacob s. Coxey;
lieutenant governor, Horace Whitcomb; /;
supreme Judge, @. O. Pomeroy; attorney
general, o. A. Reeder; treasurer, F. M.
Morris; member board of public works,
j. Fl. Sanders; school commissioner, Silas
Shook.
Socialist Labor Governor, VIM. Wat
kins; lieutenant governor, Daniel W. Wal
lace; treasurer, Edward Ssrsen; member
board Of public works, John T. Jones;
school commissioner, Chas. Bonsall.
Negro Protection.--Gove Samuel
Lewis; lieutenant governor, Jason N.
Tilly; supreme Judge, Graham Deuwell;
attorney general, Chas. F. Armstead; !;
treasurer, Moses Moore; member board
of public works, G. D. Horner; school
commissioner, Chas. MoOlarke.
IOWA.
Democratic Populist.Silver Republic
an (Fusion)--Governor, F. E. White; lieu
tenant governor, B. A. Plummer; supreme
Judge, T.. G. Kinne; railroad commission
er, >. 3. Orain superintendent OF instruc'
tlon, It. r. hninenart.
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D, p.ob,.;,;on SyIo Go.arnn, ~ Ia,anS. %
lientenant governor. H W. Atwood. an.
preme Judge, N. T. Hellyer; railroad
commissioner, A. q. Coates; school com
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-10-30
At Private Sale.

II sold before Monday noon. Chess set
and board, formerly the property of the
Santa Fe Athletic club, with five volumes
on chess, for $12 so, cost new $32. Three
volumes Spanish fiction for 81 80 good
as new, cost S.. Monarch bicycle with
Cristy saddle and brake, $50.
r. E. MFNsup
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-10-30
TerritoriaI Supreme Court.

The Supreme court met this morning
at 10 o'clock, but owing to the absence of
a quorum an adjournment was taken
until Monday, November %. Clerk
Wyllys requests that the territorial pa
pers make due announcement of the date
set for meeting.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-10-30
Presidential Appointments.

Washington, Dot. 30.-The president
made the following appointments today:
John H. Hall, to be United States attor-
ney for Oregon, and A. j. Grisyold as
postmaster at Nogsles, A. T.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-10-30
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 80. 1897.

Democrat-Chief justice court of ap
peals, A. B. Parker.
National Democratic - Chief justice
court of appeals, A. B. Parker.
Socialistie Labor-Chief Justice oour
of appeals, Theo. F. Cune.
MARYLAND.
Republican-State comptroller, Phil
lips Goldsborough; clerk court of ap
peals, Alan Rutherford.
Democratic--State comptroller, Thos
A. Smith; clerk court of appeals, j. Frank
Ford.
Prohibition - Comptroller, Jas. j
Frissell; clerk court of appeals, Richard
T. Turner.
Socialist : Comptroller, William Fl
Whisky.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Repnblioan.--Govern Roger Woloott
lieutenant governor, W. Murray Crane
secretary of state, Wm. N. DIN; attorney
general, Hosea M. Kuowlton; treasurer,
Edward p. Shaw; auditor, John W. Kim
ball.
Democratic. c.-Governor, Geo. F. Will
Jams; lieutenant governor, Christ. T
Callahan; secretary of state, Chss. d.
Nash; attorney general, John A. O'Keefe
treasurer, JAS. A. Watson; auditor, j. l..
Chalifoux.
National ocratic.--GoverDor, DR..
VIM. Everett; lieutenant governor, JAS. E
Cotter; secretary of state, Bernard M.
Wolf; treasurer, Horace P. Tobey; audi
tor, Harry Douglas; attorney general,
William NJ. McOlench.
Prohibition-G Prof. j. Bas
com; lieutenant governor, Willard A.
Wylie; secretary of state, Edwin Sawtelle;
treasurer, R. @. Habberly; auditor, H. M.
Small; attorney general, Walcott Hamliu
Pennsylvania.
mocratic-Auditor general, NJ. L.
Brown; state treasurer, Walter +. Ritter.
Republican - Auditor general, L. &,
McCauley; state treasurer, J. s. Beacon.
Prohibition-Auditor general, W. W.
Lathrop; state treasurer, Rev. s. o. Swal-
low.
Independent Republican Treasurer,
William R. Thompson.
VIRGINIA.
Democratic.-G j. Hoge Tyler;
lieutenant governor, Edward Eohles; at
torney general, A. j. Montague.
Populist.-Lieutenan governor, e. R.
Cooke.
Prohibition.--G Governor, Rev. l.. R. Gut
ler; lieutenant governor, Q. M. Smithdeal;
attorney general, F B. Kennedy.
Anti-machine Republicans. Governor,
Patrick Fl. McOaull; lieutenant governor,
0. B. Roller; attorney general, JAS. E.
Lyons.
ocialist.-Governor, ID. Quantz; lieu
tenant governor, R. T. Maycumber.
Five Merry Makers Hurt.
Mt. Pleasant, Pa, Oct. 30.--During
hay ride last night wagon containing
ID couples was upset and all the members
of the party more or less injured. Five
were dangerously hurt. They are: Nettie
Adams, May Simpson, VIM. McNaughten,
Edward Sheppard, Washington Bell TOOL
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-10-30
To Cure a CoIdin One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure 25 cents.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-10-30
Five Merry Makers Hurt

Mt. Pleasant, Pa, Oct. 30.--During a
hay ride last night a wagon containing
13 couples was upset and all the members
of the party more or less injured. Five
were dangerously hurt. They are: Nettie
Adams, May Simpson, Wm. McNaughten,
Edward Sheppard, Washington Bell (col-
oradl. driver
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-10-30
ANTONIO JOSEPH, Prop,
ojo Ualisnte, Taos County, New Mexico

This attractive oil open Ill winter
Passengers for Ojo Oasnte leave Santa 1e li6
and reach Ojo Oasnts g che day Fare for The
round trip from Santa Es 10 Ojo Cslients o7
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-17
THAT JUNKETING
TRIP CAME HIGH
Penitentiary WardenS Spent
a Cool Thousand
Dollars.
Taxpayers of California Must
Bear the Expense of Their
Pleasant Outing.
Special Dispatch to THE CALL


SAN QUENTIN. CAL, Nov. 16.-The
taxpayers Of California might we'll ask
themselves what benefit they have re-
ceived through the expenditure of $1,000 of
the States money which was appropri-
ated TO send Wardens Hale and Aull on
pleasure trip 10 the East. 1t will be re-
membered that the Attorney General
thought it would be necessary to have
Ii ale and Aull in Washington when the
Durrant case came up. 1t was predicted
by some mem bers of the bar that nothing
would come of it. and that the Wardens
would better stay at home and attend to
affairs within their juri sdiction- However,
the Prison Directors set aside $1,000 for ex-
penses ana tne Wardens journayed
toward the rising san, and were feted ard
dined while the California taxpayers stood
the expense.
Notwithstanding the expenditure OF
$1,000 and the powerful influence OF two
California State prison waruens In Wash
ington at the same time, Durrant sill
lives and thrives and wakes fat on food
from the officers mess, paid Tor out OF the
pockets OF the taxpayers.
1t mig ht be interesting TO the public TO
know that Warden Hale, at the meeting
OF the State Board of Prison Directors at
San Quentin last Saturday, made verbal
report Of his trip, which consisted OF tell
ing what nice time he had and how he
found only one penitentiary which he
thought compared with San Quentin. The
Directors Chere were only three present
DePue, Devln and Wilkins) listened TO
Hale's narrative, and when it was over got
down to business again.
That appears to be the net result Of Mr..
Hale's junketing strip to Washington.
Next Saturday the Prlscn Directors will
go 10 Folsom to hold meeting and un-
doubtedly Warden AulI at that penitenti-
ary will tell them what high old time he
had spending his $500 in less than month.
And maybe Aull will tell them that ne
went on the Worden cae, which, up 20
this writing, has not come before the
United States Supreme Court.