davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-02

Gin Sbteruerfauf bel 81
9enbed. SiirSlid murbe ION Sarl
Sa9enbed III Samburg cine ganje Sol.
leftion o 9eS6Dmten Tbieren gum
8erfauf 0ebrn6t. Cine Der @ruppeu
beltauo aus bret 2Giuen, Swei 9i9eru,
Slpei 2eOparben, eiuem GiSbdren unb
bier Sunoen, oieie wareu baran 9ez
m0bnt, 3uIammen III vGrbeiten" uno
mlBteu baber au6 Suiamrmen perfalft
merben., lie erStelteu eiuen Hrei5 BON
10000 MIarf. Cine onbere dbnIife
@ruppe, Die aber auBeroem nod flint
20wen uno orei 3iger beiaE, e~r;ielte
$4,000 Mtarf. Sir 10000 M}urt
fonute man einen 4euaugtiger GRETCHEN
%;uian1men nit einem Eferhe, nuf benz
er rift, unb cinem Nuuoe, Der Inn
babel be9leitete. 6iini iebr idl6u orci@
iirte Sbicre murbeu iiir $1,000 Wiurf
ausgeboteu, udmIi6 Elm elephant, non
einem H6peu 9erittcn uub be9leitet
bon einem &ieroe uno Bmei Huuianen.
Serner murSen aud mebrcre cinSelue
unoreilirte 3btcre o%erfauft, Der FretS
fir einen G%lepbanten id)pantte 5piz
iden 1000 uno 5000 W1nrf, Elm feds
Wfpnote oltes Nilpfsrb muroe nit 5000
Wt0rt beiablt, Gin liSer nit 1000 bic
5000 Wtarf, nGbrerb Elm y0me nifIt
iiber 1000 Wiart %foitcte. Gincn Sfims
parlen fornte man fir 500 Wfarf unb
Elm StrauBcnpaar bur6idnittli6 fir
ESQ Mtarf erlteGen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-02
5rei serfalbt an Mdaner.
Gin .Maun in Hiidigan rntnsdt rim
bsnrrksnsprrtbfs Gtilmit'rl fir
Drr!Hf pon Grafl
Qroben peroen frei an ale peri anot,
Ole oarum fdreiben.

GorI ]. malter. Don &atn mospo. Nid,.. bat noG
etnem JohrtIongen Sample ge9eH bic iesIIiheR uub
tDrpcrlihen Seioen bon perIpreuer Mounhorteit has
rthtige Ntittei 9%efuueeu. iDeldes nas ScIheu belt.
Sr bepcbrt has @eneimuiB lcroi6lttei ober er III
tuiuig. cine Yr0be ber @teoiaiH Guea NsdfueIH gu i'm
ben. lie OH ir9sae elmer Toru 9e't!ttiI,der Snipdde
leioC1. oils gfDlge npR jtgerGiifcT uGlDlFeHheit. ple
oor5eitlaeu WerlEft hcs @e6dh;ntIes uFS Der &ruft,
laipafiemi Eudsn. &iomptarerhlid nnb sIus3ebrune
las eetIurltteI bat etEe ~bglonpers crgeaetme 9Sirtun9
pDn gsnrme Hro idfint uiEIuoiout su %iriIteR. iEoen
&C bic rer!dr9te &roit gEh etHe SUttrjdlugs9 tett. ipit
nc rur 0~eipiIritt iutyo. Sas 9ElItet bejite 0tr. @aI,
tex npnlt1EoJg bon Of ben iebetn Iae *eiotn. bic ron
jabrtIdnqcIl DiBbrdHd Der ratmriAh feftasisB,sn
tSuRttloncn htrtligren. aHo Iol iii is0em JousGbioIgt
5nperlo Zig itjn.
Cine site ou 4ir.6ou ! @oIter. MoioHicSsmpIe
adlomaaop. Bid. bet ber Sic ongettn, bnB sic cine
9rnbe ieiues 3ellhiittei6 fr 4l;Gdrer lriTlbsn. miro
lofolt effnlt. nne trine Srt9niGn9 irstnb lUelder Art
lutro bpu Tim gelur0ctt lbrtntu- 81 bat cn 9tpRes
5%Hielele ooran, oaB bic SunOs Nou oieIen sroBorii.
9Nu 9etiuIIttcl ucfbrsitct nIro. rno CT urriCUbct MT
Sor9ioIt ne Erobe rdtr ~p,rfr0r1 in e,ntm oil. tous
emiottn Fodet, local CSc C. piauscr tctnC ,SnIdt
nor uHbtQnehiI.UtClt totl SttUmllWvrCen 3u babcn
bIaHdt.
eeler melben s~cbetcn. oHuc @er3rg gu inrV,ben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-02

@ei3en in GnQlanb. Gor
einem Observation-Disclosures botte baS
Hcreinigte &0njgrei6 nod gegen IL
WiilliOnenOettar @ei;enfulturcn, 1895
maren cieie bis CHI Z NPilliOnen 0efiar
Suiammen9eibmrl3en. 0ie Grnte uon
1870 betrug gegen Il NtilliOnen Guar.
ter gu 29O3 %iter6 1895 bagegen rtur
3 W!illionen Sunrter. Sn Der friiberen
4eriO0e betru9 Der 0urfidnittSpreis
fir ben Charter etlpa 80 Wtarf uro Der
Geianmtlpertb Der Grute nid)t inter
72O W2ilIioreu Wtart i'm leeten Sabr
mar Ger IurflIdJnitispreiS auf % Wiarf
uno Der WertB Der 9an;en Grnte oui
10 Mlillionen Oturt berabges0ngen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-02

Inaffen eeniaft baben nollte. Seine
lufre9nn9 Du6S o Gag al Tag, 10
baB feline rleberiiibruns in Elm Grone
teubaus n6tbig murbe. Die 8erfebrt<
belt ieiuer Sbeen ipra6 iif bier beions
bets baourd aus, baB er bOd)lt perlpuns
oerlide Wialereien unb .3ei6uungen
nit bunteu Stiften a~usfibrte; 10
matte er gum Seiipiel Diters einen
Gtienbabu5ug, auf oeiieu eriiem @aeen
Elm 9rO6eS Muiitforps, auj benz 3neis
ten mebrere flritlite Periunen unb auf
benz britten taS seiammte Srantcuperr
lonal Elas senOmmen bate. @eiterbtu
entmidelte Der 9ranfe einen bod9ras
bi9en Serft0rungstrteb: CT serrib feline
&leioung, 3erihlug bas @ei6irr, in
benz inn oa5 Giien cargercibt murbe,
mari peridiebeue @egenIt0nbe gum
Seniter .binauS uno liebte eS, bic
Oiatraeen aui,uret6en uno ibren Sns
bait umber3ultreuen. Go iuar i'm G'ans
gen oaS Bib ailgemeiner SerliiGtbeit.
Oieier 3ultanO Dauerte un9eI6br flint
Mtonate on. Ia murbe pl0eli9 cine
Stei9eruE0 Ger lemperatur beobadtet,
uub eS bfGd) ein llnterleibStDpbuS aus.
Der iid 10 idmer geltaltete, baB OF
Der 9eneiung be8 &rauten 9e3weifeit
lperOeu mubtc. Die 9eiiti6e &elwOrreue
belt hielt bis gum S0beftabium bes
3DpbuS an je mebr aber bas 6ieber
abnnbml, beIto mebr fldrte iid auf
fem 9eiitiger 53ultouo uuf. Sorperlid
uno 9eiiti9 9elunb fouute err mad neun
0ionaten ;n ben Seiuen 3uriidfebren.
@benio oft, wie nad) benz IppbuS,
miro naf benz @cdielfieber cine Seis
lung Der SeilteSflantbeiteu b%epbadytet,
10 baB maj in elmer fritbereu 3eit Der
Srreubeilfunbe io9ar ben Gebaufen
ouslpro6, Srrenanltalten in 9e9enben
%an3ule9en, in benen baS Mehielfieber
beimil6 1T, bamit bic @etIteS9eitOrteu
bier bon hieicr &rantbeit ergriffen uro
baburd) bon ibrer @eilteSIt0rung bsirett
lpiirben. @aniger bdufis GuBert ii9
cine beilenbe @irtuug bel Blattern,
Wiaiern, 0toie unb Gbolera.
Cine pollitdubige @rtidrun9 fir ben
9iiniti9en GtnfluB bieier fieberhaften
Srantbeiten 3u geben, lit mar bisber
nod nidt i'm Staube. Ger cine Oeu-
tuu8Speri Judi gebt babin, bab mdbreub
bes SieberS Dem blutarmen 9ebirn
mebr Olut 3u9efiibrt miro unb bur6
ben Slutuerorany no9 benz Gebirn
uOrber unburdlGiii9 9ewOrbene 9lut,
babuen wieoer fir BEN 8lutitrOm burdjs
9du9i9 luerben, ooer Dap lid audi rteue
UlutgefdBfdliu9en bilben, mel6e Die
GrndBrung per0oeter @ebirnitellen pers
mitteln uno iibernebmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-02

OaS tbeale Yferb. Gle
@odeuldrift nSport i'm 0ilO" tbeilt
fol9enOe Nnefbote nit: lin Elm Yferb
81 f%aufen, begab ii6 fur3 Dor Meib'
nahten elm moblbubenber Mtann auf
cine 2luftior. Gr faub bort cine gent
lid)e 9lu5lpabl non Qbieren bon gutter
Serfunft, bod idJien ibm fcineS 10 redt
3u pallen. Gnblid ia9te CT gu Dem
9luttiouator, Der elm olte, getanntcr
0 linn mar: SD fam Elm ioldes
Ffer6 nid)t brnrdleu. Die f%reifen
eriten8 81 piel, uro Damn lino tie 3u
idlper uno nuf Ger anoeren Seite mies
Der 81 empfinbli6. Sic mtirben mebr
Hile9e braud)eu, ais meiue %eute 3eit
bdtter, ibnen an9ebeiben ST laIicn. SD
iude elm 9bier, oos menig friBt, Helm
unb leidt lit, unb bod ein cle0anteS
9(euBere hat ; bo3u iOll es ruBi8 uub
ausbauerlo ieiu, ioII itd euentuell
fir cine Game ei9ncl unO audi mies
Der i1nell icin, wcnn es nerlanSt
mirb." Ger 9%tuftionotor bate uufmerf=
fam 3u9eb0rt, bann iagte CT: ,Sb ia,
i'd Oeritebe Sic id}or, bod mas Sic ha
~oerlG1gen, oas 1T iiberbaupt fem
YfeiO, ionbcrn Elm SabrraO!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-02

9epDr aber bas freiipre6enbe ur<
tbeil aus benz bi1teren Sdus ms
Srete sebrungen mar. bate idon Der
telegraph Der Qonboner 9rimMalpoz
Ii5ei @npeifus our Grgreifung bes
pubren Shdters gegeben, be1en 5eft=
nabme iest nit 2eidtigtett bepertfteIz
liot tperben tonnte.
9ier Monate fpGter. aIs 9ittl uno
feline iunge Truu iid gerabe auf bic
8abn ieBten, Inn Die 5peite 9dlfte bes
10 Job unterbrodenen urlaubs asEfn<
fam nit benz 9eneralconful n Der
berrli9en @lpenpelt gu oerbringen,
b0rten Tie bon Der 8erurtbeilung bes
enblib - mad langem. bartnGdi9em
9eugnen - g~eItGnot9en 9dftlings.
Man bate i'm gum Sob perurtbeilt,
uno es pu pentg 4usii6t porRanz
Sen, bab bas BON linn einserei4te 8ez
anubisunss9eiu3 ~gensbmigt merben
piirbe.
.@ereatisteit, gebe 0einen @ang!"
iaete audi 9ittl. Damn dber preBte er
innig ben arm bes ii6 an ibn an
i6miegenoen n@npalts" 5elicia.
Is e.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-02

Cine bal6itiinbige Pduie trat nu4
Der 3ebe be5 8ert6eioigerB Elm.
0pn alien Seiten huntington ben
iungen Re9tsantpult bic 3eu9en, linn
9Iiid piinf6enb, INN banfenb.
Sbeo unb 6eliciu puren. tros dner
Grgriffen6eit, bod gu feinfii9ltg, ols
bob fie iebt nod einmal benz aufgere9t
f%ummenben, bur9einanbertpogenoen
9ublitum bas @6aufpieI elmer 8ez
fiblsduBerung geg0nnt bdtten.
Sic faben chamber nur felt uno inz
Mig on - fi~eees9epiB unb pou 9ludz
ielieen 9pttpertrauens.
Seine banee 5ur6t CAB es mebr fir
lie, tpGbrenb bic 9ef6porenen i'm Hez
benraum ben Wabripru9 beriet6en.
4ber ou9 Sbeos Batter bate feline
GoTune piebereefunoen. 2an9e fpra4
er mitJeIiotu. bic fin. faIt trdumertf4
lauf6te, pGbrenb ibr Nntlib NIT einem
pertldrten GG6sln benz nod INNER auf
Der @ntlugebant f~eft9ebultenen 9otten
5ugeipanbt blieb.
Grit gum S9GuB bon bes alien
Mannes LETTER. fat bitterber Reoe
tpanbts fie fi9 na9 Tbeos Batter nm
- ober bu bate bieIer i9on fetn
f6neetueibes 9oupt tief 6erob9ebeugt
unb ibre 9anb gefIbt.
gIutiibereoFen fanb ie ba. Damn
umbaIfts fis ben tief erf9iitterten@rei
unb tubte BITE 9brGnen BON ieinen
@oneen.
auutlofe @tile trat elm, a1s 6aGb
na9 8eenbisung Der feitgefebtenpuufe
bic @ef9porenen, ibrem Sbmonn folz
genb, in ben @iBunssiuul pieber eins
traten.
Sbr Wabrfpru9 1uutete Ht9tf9ulz
big!
@elt.n bate Der ,ernfte, feisrli4e
Soal einen Iol6en Subel eebDrt. pie
er iest losbrad. unb Der prGFbent,
Der iofort benz 4naetlaat:a ontinhi9s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-02

te, bab er frei Jet. bruns troB ietnss
lauten &IingeIns ni9t mebr burd.
Ginige Der 9ef6porenen unb be,
Ridter bssliidpiinfdten bas Gbepaur,
ben Batter bes Qnsstlagten, beHen
Jreunbe; aud aus Dem Publitum traz
ten piele berau, ben @rIOiten i6re Be-
frtebieune Iber bic Wenbung oes Pro<
eeiTes mttSut6eilen.
Mrm in Irm perlieB ous iunge
Baar ben Sibunssiuul. Iu9 bruu<
Sen nod in ben 9dneen, DOT benz SUI
fti5gebGube, umrinete man BITE e%rniten.
iungen Qeute, bic cine 10 6arte PrIz
flung batten iiberfteben miiHen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-02

Oas 4arfum i'm Tienite
Der Oii9ne miro mObl bas NllerS
neuelte iein. On @ubapeit ipilS jett
elm neues BALLET bon Sabreiter Die
rotben Sdube" 3egeben, unb lei einem
9loienwal,er, Der uuf bar Oibne 9e<
tan;t pirb, uerbreitet iid 9iOienpars
jun i'm j3uidauerraum. las braudt
nur 0iooe III merben, bann plro es
mad S6weiel buften. menn O~tepbiifo
auitritt, unb i'm 9unSen @ilbeIm Cell
;srfGie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-02

ais Sampiforb fir Die neuer
SrieesIdifie Sntel Cams III iettens
Der Wio1inebeb6roeu Siioengriin be-
itimmi porSen. lie Mabl mor baS
9Ieiultat elmer 01eihe bon 8erfufen,
bic man nit benz 2orpeboboote
uGuibiuo" uub benz @ieberihiff
nSatabbin- uornabm. Gs i~tellte iifl
hierbei beraus, oaB iene TGr6e sur
Gee bic am peui9iten ii6tbare iii.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-06-29
PROSPEROUS RIO ARRIBA
Mr.. JaramiilO says His County will
Have Fine Year of dissatisfied
with G0vernor OterO's Ap-
pOintment

Hon. Venceslao Jaramillo of Ell Rito
Rio Arriba county, the youngest member
of the Thirty Legislative assembly
and who made splendid record in thai
body, who was in the city the latter part
of last week, brought cheering reports Of
the agricultural conditions in his county
The sheepmen are especially prosperous
this year. The increase in sheep has been
over 80 per cent on an average, and in
some few fiocks it has been ITO per cent.
Shearing is over, the dip is better than
usual, and prices for wool are higher
than for long time past. The unusual.
ly moist spring put the ranges into fine
shape and the sheep have done well in
every particular. The cattle interest in
Rio Arrlba is small, sheep having largely
taken their place on the ranges, but the
cattle owned in the county are in good
condition.
The crops raised by the farmers are
wheat, oats, corn, barley, alfalfa, and in
some localities fruit. There Is plenty of
water in the Chama, III Rito, Ojo Caliente,
and other streams for rrigating purposes,
and the prospects fora bountiful harvest
are very bright. OF alfalfa four crops
will be cut, the first having already been
cared for, the total will amount to two
and half tons to the acre. In fact Mr..
Jaramillo says that this is the best year
his county has had for many years past.
In speaking of matters political, Mr..
Jaramillo said 'We are very much
pleased over the appointment of the gov
ernor, and fully believe Governor Otero
willgive the territory good administra-
tinp ~
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-06-29
TAOS CORRESPONDENCE,
The Hotel at 0jO Caliente Hot Springs
Eas Good Many Guests.

Correspondence New Mexican.
Taos, June 20, 1897 The following are
guests at the hotel at Ojo Caliente, the
famous hot springs in Taos county, of
which Hon. Antonio Joseph is the pro-
prietor Mrs.Jas. A. Boyd and daughter,
Omaha, Neb,, wife and daughter of ex-
Governor Boyd; DR.. j. E. Hits and wife,
Chicago, ILL.,; Mrs. Church and family,
Santa Fe, N. Mo l.. Wing, Elizabeth
town, N. M; j. E. Lacome and family,
Santa Fe; N. ". Blethen and wife, Trini-
dad, Colo; Wm. Cobler, Vim. Bropan,
Folsom, N. M; A. M. Vigil, G: E. Rus
sell and family, Antonito, Colo; VIM.
Parrish, San Luis, Colo; Chas. Adams,
Alamosa, Colo.
Work has been resumed on the gold
placer property of the Valley company
ten miles west from Taos.
The fruit crop of Taos valley this year
will be immense.
Original pension has been allowed to
Tomas Casies of Taos.
Richmond Jones will remove with his
family to Socorro. He offers a fine hay
and stock ranch for sale.
The Taos public schools closed on
Friday for the summer vacation after an
eight onths' term under the direction
of Lorin W. Brown and Miss Marina
Martinez.
Hon. Plaoido Saudoval, superintendent
OF public instruction, has been visiting
Taos county in the discharge of his Off
clal duties. Not finding the county sup
erintendent, no arrangements have been
made for the teachers institute.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-06-29
THE ADEN WRECKED.
Lost OF the Island OF SocOtra at the
East Extremity Of Africa, and Sew
eral Passengers Sent to
Watery Grave.

Alden, June 29,-The Indian government
steamer Mayo, sent in search of the miss
ing steamer Alden from Yok kohoma to Lon
don, which was last heard of when leaving
Colombo on Juno for this port, has re-
turned. She reports that the Alden was
totally lost off the island of Socotra, at the
east extremity OF Africa ON June 8. The
Alden carried "a passengers from China
ana Japan. The captain of the wrecked
steamer, some of her officers and crew, and
seven white passengers were swept over
board and drowned. Eight lady passen-
gers, nine children, two officers and few
of the Aden's Grew left the wreck in boat,
but have not been heard of since. The
Mayo saved nine of the Adens passen-
gers, and six of her crew, just as the Alden
was breaking up.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-06-29
MARKET REPORTS.

New York, June 29.-Money on cal
nominally at l q II per cent; prime
mercantile paper, SO per cent. Sill.
yer, COZ; lead, 1926; copper, lo4.
st. Lonis.-Lead strong at 1920 bid
spelter, firm, $405 askel.
Chicago Wheat, June, 701; July, 20.
Corn, June and July, 25 q 251s. Oats,
June, 1711a; July, 175s.
Chicago.-Cattle, receipts, 1900; mar
ket steady to firm; beeves, SO 80 a $500
COWS and heifers, 81 rs q $3.50; Texas
steers, $3.50 @ $4.25; stockers and feed.
ers, 1886 q "a 40. Sheep receipts, 10000,
market steady to 10c. lower; native sheep
1926 @ $4.10; westerns, $500 o. So. 90;
lambs, $500 @ $3.50.
Kansas City. Cattle, receipts, 1000;
market steady, Texas steers $3.50 a $4.70;
Texas COWS, $500 @ $4.s5; native steers,
$3.40 @ $3.50; native COWS and heifers,
$3.50 @ $500; stockers and feeders, $3.50
@ $4.40; bulls, $500 q $500. Sheep,
receipts, 1000; market weak. Lambs,
$2.26 @ $40; muttons, 1920 q $4.Oo.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-06-29
SHORN OF HIS POWER.
Webb McNalI, state Insurance Com.
missioner OF Kansas, Overstepped
His Authority In Rev0king In
surance Licenses.

Topeka, Kas., June 29.--Judge Foster,
in the United States District court, today
made decision that deprives State In
surance Commissioner Webb McNsll Of
the power TO revoke licenses, and thus
prevent certain eastern life insurance
com panies from doing business in Kan
sas. The case was one brought By the
Metropolitan Life Insurance company to
restrain the commissioner, who attem pt-
ed to stop the company from transsctinQ
business in this state, because Il had not
paid certain claims. Judge Foeter
claims that Commissioner McNall has no
right to revoke the company's license
unless the holder Of a policy had secured
Judgment, and this Judgment remained
unpaid for 80 days. a
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-06-29
A DYNAMITE EXPLOSION.
property to the Amount Of $25, 900
Destroyed by Dynamite ExplOs-
ion i'm Scranton. Pa.

Scranton, Pa, June ga dynamite
explosion this morning at South Scran.
ton blew up the business block of Leon
Olchofski, also double dwelling block
owned by him, and detached house
owned by Michael O'Hara. Twenty other
houses had all the windows blown out,
and plaster torn from the walls. The
cause of the explosion is unknown. o.
chofski alleges that it was the work of
enemies made during the late political and
church disputes. Olchofski WAS seriously
injured in saving his wife, and his re-
covery is doubtful. The infant child of
Michael Joyce was dangerously injured,
and son Of John Klein was also suffo.
Gated. Total loss, $25OOO.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-06-29
THE TENNYSON CLUB.
Tennis Devotees Meet and Effect u
permanent t0rganiZatiOn-A Fourth
of Juiys%isrrnament.

The raquet wielders last night effected
an organization under the name of the
"Tennyson club" selecting Mr.. L. A.
Hughes as president. Elegant courts
and club room are in progress of CON
struotion at the Fort Marcy reservation,
on the site of the old parade grounds.
Arrangements were made for handicap p
tournament of "singles" and doubles"
to be played on the 4th and 5th of July,
which will form an interesting feature of
the celebration of the national holiday.
Among those who have entered and will
compete for the local mpionship in
the gentlemen's game are the Messrs.
Seligman, Messrs. Staab, Mr.. L. A.
Hughes, DR.. d. w. Manley, Mr.. R. G.
Gortner, Mr.. 7. A. Wilkerson, Mr.. G. c.
Catron, Mr.. F. II. Hudson, Mr.. G. A.
Scheurich, Mr.. A. B. Renehan, His Honor
Mayor Spiess and Mr.. Arthur Hudson.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-06-29
TIRED OF HEARING RUMORS
Michael RGtchfOrd, President of the
United Nine workers of America.
Denies That the Coal Miners
Are to Strike.

Columbus, O., June 29.-Michael Ratch.
ford, president of the United Workers OF
America, when asked about the report to
the effect that strike of coal mine work.
ers had been ordered, said: II am tired
of denying these reports OF proposed
strikes. | have been denying them for
60 days. have nothing to say for pub.
lication." The last national meeting of
miners, decided on scale of 60 cents in
ONO, and 60 9 Snts in Pennsylvania, and
left 1t to the executive committee to de-
termine the time when to put this scale
into operation. This committee met
last week, and gave out that conditions
we're not favorable for putting the
proposed new scale into operation at the
present time,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-06-29
THE OHIO DEMOCRACY.
Preliminary Work shows That the
Convention Favors Free silver ana
John II. Mclean for United
States Senator.

Columbus, O., June 29.-The prelimi-
nary work of the Democratic state con-
vention today, showed that it was almost
unanimous for free silver and John R.
Mclean for senator. Lawrence r. Neal,
who was defeated for governor by Presi-
dent Mckinley, ex-Msyor John Farley
and other gold standard Democrats, were
active in chorus for Mclean, but we're
contending for different men for gov
ernor. Robert 7. Hough was again a
favorite today, and generally regarded as
e Mclean man, but Field made bitter
fight on him. John Q. Welty and Horace
L. Chapman both showed much strength
today.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-06-29
SANTA FE-PACIFIC R. R.
New Officers and Headquarters from
Albuquerque to Los Angeles.

The following order from the headquar-
ters of the Santa Fe Pacific railroad (the
old Atlantic & Pacifc) have been issued:
All concerned:
Los Angeles, Cal, July l, 1s97.-Etfeot-
i've this date the following officers are ap-
pointed, with headquarters as indicated: !:
A. g. Wells, general superintendent,
Albuquerque, N. M; E. Chambers, gen.
eral freight agent, Los Angeles, Gal. ; ohm
J. Byrne, general passenger agent, Los
Angeles, Cal.; q. N. Sterry, solicitor, Los
Angeles, CAL; O. E. Crary, auditor, Los
Angeles, CAL; G. W. Kouns, superinsend.
ent car service, Topeka, Kas.; p. Walsh.
general baggage agent, Topeka, Kas.; H.
Isaaos, division baggage agent, Los An
geles, Gal. VIC. NEyts.
Approved: General Man aqer.
E, P. RIPLEY, President.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-06-29
GENERAL WEYLER'S RECALL
The Madrid Correspondent Of the Pail
Mall Gazette Asserts That Weyler
is to BE Called Home at No
Distant Date.

London, June 29.--The Pail Mall
Gazette prints the following dispatch
from its correspondent at Madrid:
"While the government continues to
repudiate the intention Of recalling
Gen. Weyler, am in position to
reiterate that his recall will be ac-
complished at no distant date. / learn
that in all probability Generals Blanco
and Macias will proceed to the island
and divide the supreme command, and 1
have good reason to believe that,
coincident with the arrival of General
Woodford, Marshal Martinez Campo will
proceed upon separate mission to
Cuba"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-06-29
The MDntezuma Keopened.

A welcome Bit of news: The Monte
yuma hotel at Las Vegas Hot Springs, N
M, has been reopened. Visitors to this
famous resort may now procure sump.
tuous accommodations at reasonable
prices Tto Montezuma can comfortably
provide for several hundred guests.
Las Vegas Hot springs is one of the few
really satisfactory Rocky mountain re-
sorts. 1t has every essential, the right
attitude, a perfect climate, attractive sur
roundings, medicinal waters and am pie
opportunity for recreation. The ideal
place for vacation outing.
Round trip excursion tickets ON sale.
Inquire of local agent. Santa Fe route.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-06-29
KILLED FROM AMBUSH.
A Cripple Greet EE...eGe.sy over the At
tempted Service Of a Writ of
Execution.

Cripple Greek, Colo, June 29.-Con-
stable Michael Hayes was killed from
ambush by Charles e. Nickel on a ran oh
two miles below Beaver Park mill. The
victim was riddled with buckshot and
died almost instantly. Hayes was ap-
preaching the premises with writ of
execution from Judge Calderwood's court
against bunch of cattle belonging TO
Nickel. Nickel delivered himself up at
Colorado Springs.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-06-29
TRAVEL TO THE COAST,
Thousands of Eastern People will
Take Advantage OF the Low Rates
Now in Force to Visit the
Pacific Coast.

Chicago, May 29.-It is expected tina,
by IL O'Clock tonight, fully 10000 dele.
gates to the annual Christian Endeavor
meeting in San Francisco, and others TAX
ing advantage of the low railroad rates
for trip to the coast, will have departed
from Chicago over the roads leading
west. Twenty sleepers on the Santa Fe
will leave tonight in three special trains
The Santa Fe expects to carry $500 OF
5000 people.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-06-29
THE CERRILLOS SHELTER.
NGfit on the Plant Commenced This
Morning Under Direction Of Cap
tain Marion BaIue.
Special to the New Mexican

Special to the New Mexican.
Cerrillos, N. Nj. June 29.-The work of
laying out the sidings, pipe line and ex-
cavation for the smelter at Cerrillos be-
gan this morning under the supervision
of Captain Marion Balue, who is on the
ground, and who Will make this place his
headquarters from this time on. Captain
Balue will press the work with vigor and
there will be no stoppage of construction
until the plant is ready to blow, which
Will be within 10 to so days.
Cerrillos wears broad smile and every
one is much encouraged over the i'm
proved business outlook.