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Wv
County or Queens.
LONG EsLAND CITY n u TOWN OF
Ths whole number Of votes cast for the
ofioe OF ALDERMAN in those parts OF tho
City and the Town of Eewtown was
Thirteen thousand three hundred and
OF which JOSEPH GEIsER received .
Five thousand eight hundred and ,
nfty.two, o,bbS
OF which ]. N. r.. sEIBs received Z.
Three thousand nve hundred and
twentytbree ..,,..'',.''.,' 900 o'oEo
OF which HENRY sTRoBEL re-
cetvcd One thousand one hundred
and twenty-five. l,l3o
OF which CHARLES Wendell.
STEIN received Seven hundred
and sixty.six ...."."....".,.. 7o0
OF which EMIL GERBER received
two hundred and eleven ......... 2l1
OF which WILLIAM PARKS 70.
ceived seventy-six. 10
OF which JOSEPH N, u. SIEBs re-
ceived Fourteen ................ IL
OF which - received
one ,......,.. ................
And Of which. th,re were BLANK,
One thousand eight hundred and
twenty'nve.... ...,....,.......... l,Sso"- lS,bsS
The number OF general ballots protested
as marked for identification" all OF which
voted thereon for the once OF ALDER
MAN, was Eighty six 30
The number OF ballots which were rejected
60 sss soi fcr on tb which aSs,a NO 81 y9 afb 5SI my canal Wn.
counted. was Ninety nine ........."..... 90
W Ms or
JAMAICA. NG AND HEME'srEAD.
The sos who's ~ !, n numb Of votes q .so cast 70, the Il. Of, Of,
County Of Queens known as the towns of
ITHMs 2 o9 and Gushing ,n anS that P Part of , The
City Of New York as constituted by. the
Greater New York Charter was Ten thou ,o,o.
OF which WILLIAM I. JAMES re-
ceived Four thousand four hun
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For Justice First District MUM.
cipaI Court, Borough Of the
Bronx.
New York, raving met on the 9th, 9TH, sth. 9TH and
1 1Sa6 a.y Of Of ch Psps%9 ssi Of ls q. Ep am ! On 1897, & s's as p the
City Board Of Canvassers OF the city of New York. as
vass and estimate the votes given the several coun.
ties and parts OF counties included within the City of
election held on the ID day Of N NoSemser. Il in the fsn year
aforesaid, do certify as follows:
That It appears on such estimate and can Ass. that
iS ON ~ 3 OF JusTIcE FIRST DisTRit% M.
NICIPAL COURT. BOROUGH OF THE
BRONX, was Three thousand Ave hundred
or which WILLIAM W. PENFIELD
received Two thousand and
OF which RIcHARD N. ARROW re-,
ceived One thousand -four hun
urea ana threc .....'..'',.,..,..-. l,AO0
OF which VICTOR STIKEL received
lhlrty'hree.. VI
And of which there were BLANK,
Sixty'soVeh, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. " 3,5S5
Tho number OF general ballots 'ppOtested as
marked for Identification" all OF which
were counted for the hsyeral candidates
FITS 'n SIsfhi "a &. &SS SS'ff q ' eeURn.
BOROUGH OF II BRONX. v as Eleven IL
The number Of ballots which wi,re rejected
as void. on which NO y9tt for any candi-
9f Rio rs m rs fnii e ' e6GEH. T BoR66 R5fi
OF THE BRoNX. was counted. was
Twenty'nNe 30
WE CERTIFY this statement to be correct. and have
caused the same TO be Rttestet. by the siRnaturss OF
the members Of the board of Police. or . n majority OF
them. this tenth day Of December, one thousand elRht
Frank MOSS.
AVERY d. ANDREWS,
AID. PARKER,
GEORGE MOORE SMITH.
Police Department Of the City Of New York,
800 MULBERRY STREET,
EEW YORK, December 10, 1897.
STATEMENT OF THE BOARD OF POLICE CON
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@Itrtipn gruttrts.

majority Of them,this tenth day OF December, one
thonsand eight hundred aud ninety seven.
FRANK MOSS,
AVERY d, ANDREwB,
A. n. PARKER,
GEORGE MOORE SMITH.
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WlrttiCr atct,sis.

M~issfoNEns OF THE CRY OF NEW YoR Acr.
Nc AS TIE CITY BOARD OF CANvAssERs.
In relation to votes given 8
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sPRINTED MATTER. Sc German steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter, &c, for Ger.
many. and Specially Addressed Printed Matter,
&c, for other Parts OF Europe. American and
White Sta steamers on Wednesdays, German
steamers on Thursdays. and Cunard, French and
German steamers on Saturdays take Printed Mat
ter, &c for all countries for which they are adver-
ttsed to carry mufl- e. Of .rs. SID
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Police Department Of the City Of New York,
500 MULBERRY STREET,
NEW YORK, Deccnsber 10th, 1897.
STATEMENT OF THE BOARD OF POLICE CON.
MlSSIONERS OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. ACT
ING AS THE CITY BOARD OF ~CANvAssERs.
In relation to votes given
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Police Department Of the City Of New York,
800 MULBERRY STREET,

VIEW HUhh, DeceHabeT 10, I8UT.
STATEMENT OF. THE BOARD OF POLICE coMIdIs.
SIoNERS OF THE CITY Of NEW ACTING AS
THE CITY BOARD OF C~ANvAsSERs.
In relation TO votes given
For Justice First District MUM.
cipaI Court, Borough Of the
Bronx.
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The whole number OF votes cast for the
once of ALDERMAN FOR THE THIRD AS
SEMBLY DISTRICT IN THE COUNTY OF
KINGS was Five thousand seven hundred
and thirty-hve. o
OF which loses ]. WAFER re-
ceived Three thousand nine hun
dred and eighty.three.. 8,es8
OF which JOHN P. SHEA received
One thousand one hundred and
eiBut l,lu0
OF which EUGENE F. o re-
ceived Four hundr d and forty-hve AA5
OF which JoHNJ.F. DOYLE received
One hundred and twenty.one go. 19l
OF which BERNARD q re-
ceived 81
OF which JOSEPH F. DUE received
Seventeen IT. 3
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&Itrticn aotirrs.

MssIoNERs OF THE CITY OF REV YORK, ACT.
20 AS THE CITY BOARD OF C~ASvAssERS,
In relation TO tho votes given
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The whole number OF votes cast for tho
ONCE of ALDERMAN FOR II FOURTH
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT IN THE COUNTY
OF KINGS was Ten THOUSAND three hun.
dreu and eighty.nine. ............... l0,0
OF which DAVID 8. STEWART re-
ceived Five Thousand i've hundred
and twenty.nine. .................. $3.50
OF which JOHN H. re-
celved Four thousand eight hun
dred aud hve A,60b
OF which CHARLES E. CoLGAN re-
ceived Thirty three. -. ... 50
OF which CARL A. re-
ceived Twentytwo.............. 9a- 1913
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THO WhOlb uuInTeT OF VOtoB cast TOf the OF
fee of ALDERMAN FOR THE FIFTH AS
SEMBLY DISTRICT IN THE COUNTY OF
KINGS was Nine thousand three hundred
and eighteen. Of
or which JAMES F. ELLIOT re-
ceived Three thousand SIX hun
dred and forty. four 4. Y.oAA
or which GEORGE W. CHURCH.
WELL received Two thousand
eight hundred and ninety. 2.se5
or which GEORGE r. GAGE, Jr,
received Two thousand four hun.
Gred and seventy.eight. ......... 2.47S
or which LOUIS p. wEBBER re-
cefved Two hundred and eleven. 2ll
or which JOHN F. ROBERTSON re-
ceived Forty seven ........ ~
OF which CHARLES Z. FURMAN
received Forty-three. ........ a. 0,S
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The whole number OF votes cast for tho
ONCE OF LDERMAS FOR THE TWEN
TIETH DISTRICT IN THE
COUNTY OF KINGS was Eight thousand
nine hundred and ei3hty'hve. $685.
OF which JOIN 7. LANG received
-Four thousand three hundred and
nity'.-'' S'ooV
OF which DAVID NELSON received
Three thousand and twenty. three. 8.028
or which STEFAN wENZEL re.
ceived Seven hundred and nifty
-.''''''''''''" 100
or which ARL MAYER received
Seven hundred and twenty'hye... 7Rb
OF which JAMES HART received
Eighty one. ..........r..."." 81
OF which EDWARD A. SWEZEY re.
ccived Forty nine ...........,... 10
OF which CHARLES KLEIN received
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." l. $685.
TwESTY-FIRsT DISTRICT.
The whole number of votes cast for tho
once OF ALDERMAN FOR THE TWENTY.
| FIRST DISTRICT IN II
COUNTY OF KINGS was Eleven Thousand
three hundred and siHTy'nine. ....."..... 1880
or which ELIAS ELoAE received
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Tho whole number OF votes cast for tho
ONCE OF ALDERMAN FOR ThE SIXTH
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT IN H COUNTY
OF KINGS was Nine thousand two hun
dred aud twenty -four .............. 1884
OF which JOHN DIEMER received
Four Thousand two hundred and
seventy. four. ...... 4.27A
OF which WILLIAM II. wEISGER-
Der received Four thousand and
seventy-eight. ............... A.07B
OF which HANsE Z. MEYEN received
Five hundred and forty.one. ..... GAL
OF which ADOLPH KINKLE re.
ceived Two hundred and seventy
iRnt-,,...... ZIG
OF which WILLIAM H. ASHTON re.
ceiveu Thirty three. ........... 30
or which JOHN GALLAGHER re-
ceived Nineteen. .......... 10
OF which THOMAS LESLIE received
One l. q aQl
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The whole nu 'nber Of votes cast for the
ONCE OF ALDERMAN FOR THE SECONI
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT IN THE COUNTY
OF KINGS was Seven thousand eight
hundred and thirty-seven ..............
OF which JAMES J. BRIDGES re-
dred and eight.................... BIOS
OF which EDWARD j. PRAGUE 70.
ceived One thousand Ave hundred
and nifty Observation-Disclosures. 1855
OF which WILLIAM H. STAFFORD,
ninety.two ......................... 1908
OF which JAMES wHERRY re-
oeived Forty AZ
OF which ED BRoSNAHAN
received Thirty-four ............... 8,
OF which E. p. HINES received Five {
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-26
Small Scraps of Teleg,'ams
From Everywhere.
SHORT BUTVERY NEWSY
A Gist of all That is Going on Through
out the World Told by Telegraph
in Very Brief Form on the Day IT,
Happens.
Foot Ball Yesterday.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, November &c.
Thanksgiving day was celebrated by
the usual big football games in sever
widely separated portions of the coun-
try. In this city Ann Ar Dor and Chi
csgo univereities met at the Coliseum
Wisconsin met the Northw estern team
at Evanston. At Philadelphia Cornell
tried conclusions with Pennsy lvania.
At Lafayette, Ind, the boys from Min
ne:ota endeavored to lay out the Pur-
due team. Lehigh and Lafayette
met at South bethlehem. Pa, Kansas
and Missouri at Kansas City, and Dart
mouth and the Newton Athletic club
at Boston.
The leading foot ball games yesterf
day resulted: At Denver-D. A. G. g
Boulder University O. Philadel-
phia 4. Cornell 0. At Kansas City
University of Kansas 16, University of
Missouri o. At San Frapcisco-Stan-
ford University %, University of Cali
for rnis O. At Colorado Springs-State
School of Mines 30, Colorado Springs
0 At Butte-Butte 6, Reliance At
Chicago-Chicago Athletics SO, New
Jersey O. At Extraordinarily of
Chicago 81, University of Michigan
y. At Delta-Montrose 8, Delta o.
At Clncinn 10, University
of Cincinnati O.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-26
Gladstone in the Riviera.

| LONDON, November2 26.-Ex-Premier
Gladstone, accompanied by his wife
and daue hter, left yesterday for Can
mes in the RIVERA, where the party
will be the guests of Lord Kendall,
whose daughter is married to the ven
cradle ex-stateman's third son. Stor-
les have been current to the effect tb at
the trip is based on the imperative
advice of Mr.. Gladstone's physician
upon the ground that be is no longer
a bic to grappel with the rigors of an
English winter. But these stories are
denied upon the authority of member
of tie Gladstone family and who says
that, considering his advanced age, the
health Of the grand old man is re-
markably good. On the same author
ity it is stated that the prese Mt visit to
Lord Rende]l is but the fulfiilment of
an invitation rendered and accepted
nearly year since. That Mr.. Glad
s'one is anything but an invalid is
evidenced by the fact that he not ouly
keeps in thorough touch with domes ic
and foreign politics through the daily
reading OF newspapers aud magazines,
but that he is devoting five hours daily
to the preparation OF volume, the
nature of whic is SO far a'profound se:-
ret, but vbi h is believed to be a re-
view of the political, social a1d econo-
mic advance of Europe during the past
fifty years.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-26
White Oaks Appointments.

Manager J. A. Eddy OF the White
Oaks road has given out these con-
tracts and made the following appoint
ments:
To William Cameron of Waco, the
contract for laying the ties for eighty
five miles out.
J. S. Welsh, tie inspector.
Mr.. McNair, check clerk at the
material yards.
To George s. Good & Co, contract
for handling material at the Fort Bliss
yards.
Frank Morriss, station agent.
To Gill Seeley s. Pratt, the water
contract.
Locomotive engineer, William
Glover of the Texas & Pacific.
6. F. Miller, master mechanic.
There are fifty cars of steel iu the
material yards, and the laying of these
rails begins Monday next, in the yards
and on the main line.
A concession has been secured from
the war department, allowing the line
to be relocated from the point of
beginning at the yards through the
northwest corner of the reservation.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-26
Looking for a Meeting Place.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, November 26.-It i.
understood that the executive commit
tee OF the National Women's Christian
Temperance Union, to which has been
intrusted the duty of selecting the
place for the next annual rally, will
not TAX up that subject until early in
the new year. In the meantime the
cities that have extended invitations
will be afforded an opportunity Uf
specifying just what they are prepared
to do n The way of accommodating the
delegates and of providing for a hall
and other accessories of the gather ng.
The cities in the field are Los Angeles,
Cal, Portland, Ore, Houston, Texas,
Omaha, Neb and Portland, Me.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-26
Hanna all Right

PHILADELPHIA, November 26 The
Press today prints q special from GIN
cionati saying: "The republican
league, of Cincinnati will give ban.
quet Saturday evening, with Senator
Foraker IS t. astmaster and Senator
Mark Hanna, as first speaker, while
the five fusion legislators from Hamil-
ton county will be present and an
nounce their determination to vote for
Senator Hanna for United States sena-
TOR. The speakers bes des Hanna will
include governor Bradley and General
Wilson, of Kentucky, who have hereto
fore be. n bitterly hostile to Hanna
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-26
TaYlOr's Lecture is OFF.

WASHINGTON, November 26.-Ton-
CUES wagging h. re because Mr.. Han
I is Tay lor, ex-mirisier of the United
States to Spain, today aonounred tha,
he would deliver lecture at Catholic
university Without any eXpapa,ion
WIS event sudde My de clsred off. 1t is
said that Spain as Catholic country
would certainly be alluded to in vieo-
rous terms in regard to Cuba and
Taylor ought not to speak in a Catho-
lie university building. The report
that Mr.. D. lone, Spanish minister, in
terfered cannOt be verified.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-26
The Naval Athletes.

NEW YORK, November 26.-Ttere
was big turnout yesterday on the
ground of the Vermont Athletic club
10 witness the series of Athletic games
in which the participants were
atA letes from the United States steam
ships Puritan, New York, Brooklyn,
Iowa, Vermont and Marbleh cad, now
stationed at the navy yard. The pro-
granme comprised q boxing match,
mile and hundred-yards run, chasip G
& reased pig, running and standing
jumps, and tug-of-war with t-.ams of
eight men. The prZes were cash and
of honor.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-26
| FOR CUBA'S
| FREEDOM.
Spanish Statesmen Waking
Up to the Fact.
FREE CUBA OR NOTHING.
SenOr Margall, Spanish Republican,
Announces That There is Chance
For Peace in Cuba Only by Giving
the Island Independence.
FREE CUBA OR NOTHING.

NEW YORK, November 26.-Cubsn
leaders here were overjoyed when they
read the announcement that Senor
Margal II l. ader of the federal repub-
lirans had publicly declared that the
or ly meth cd of ending the war in Cuba
vas to gr'n. island independ ence.
They claim it is the beginning of the
end.
members of the Spanish legation here
were disturbed by the S arLliug declar
alton of Senor Margall that peace in
Cuba was dependent upon independ-
ence.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-26
The Thorn Trial.

LONG ISLAND CITY, N. Y, Novem-
b. 26.-Martin Thorn came into court
smirk and smile He manifested dis
gust on seeing Mrs Mack on the stand.
She told the anne story given in er
confession already sent in these dis
patches.
John Gots, the barber who betrayed
Thorn to the police, was an impor ia Mt
witness of today. He told in detail the
horrible story Of the murder as related
TO him by Tborn. He fully confirms
Mrs Nack's confession.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-26
Deeds-Julio Yrigollen to Nascian

Deeds-Julio Yrigollen to Nascianso
Pedrigon, fer $75, land in Ysleta. Mrs.
Addie johnson to w. H. Obrear, part
of block POS, Campbell's addition. for
S725. E. A. Stuart to Mrs. Addie john
son, lot l and part of lot 2. block POS,
Campbell's addition, for S725. Charles
M. Huyr to Mrs. W. S.
Moore, lots II to 10, block 264, Camp
BELLS addition for S1,65O. w. H.
O5rear to Dan Fl. Steadham, part OF
block 2OS, Campbeli's addition, for
81, 400. F. K. Lombard to Edward
Gay, lots 1892, book %, East Ei Paso,
for $3.50
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-26
Around the World in so DAYS.

VICTORIA, B. c., November 26.-A
trip around the world can be made in
fifty days wi hut any trou BILE, so says
Gavetski, the Russ an government eu-
gineer, snd Chamillard, the French
engineer, who have just arrived on the
the construction of the TRANSIT herian
railway. 1his is possible by doing
away with 10000 mi'e sleigh ride
from Vlsdivostock to St. Petersburg.
TIE railroad now makes the journey in
ten days.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-26
4 rs Avn {
: @@4&l

H. S. Glenn lelt today for Denver.
\ kXeith Preston he gone to Tombstone.
AR: R. Russell has gone to New
York.
| B. 4. Graham left this morning for
Phoenix.
/. Miss T. Bains left for ST. Louis this
morning.
Miss Swanson left this morning for
New York.
from Rarstow.
Live Stock Agent Lamb of the T. &
P. was in town today.
III. V. Vickers, the cattleman, has
gone to Arizona on business.
Ex-Gov. c. S. Page of Hyde Park,
VT , and wife are at the Pierson.
Judge Wood and wife, of New Mex
leo, have returned from New York and
are at the Veudome.
Pullman Conductor r. L. Priest left
this afternoon from Salem. Ills., where
his mother lies seriously i'll.
M. 81. Bane, western passenger agent
at Dallas for the Memphis & Charles
ton road, was in town today.
b. M. Fickinger. travelling passenger
agent for the K. c., M. & B. r. r. at
Fort Worth, was in town today.
Judge Buckler and Millard Patter-
son went to Mexico today on a hunt;
Mr.. Patterson returning Sunday.
G. Carson, runner on the G. H., and
family came up from San Antonio this
afternoon, and will run an engine east
from this city.
Manager Noyes of Shafter is at the
Vendome for a few days. He does not
anticipate any further trouble from
suits against his company by Colonel
Owen.
Matt L Be ry, representing Herr
mann the Great Company, is In the
city, arranging for this organizations
engagement at the opera house Thurs
day and Friday of next week.
Captain Harry Duval and wife left
over the T. & P. this afternoon for
Mrs. Duval's mother,
Mrs. Baldwin, accompany them as far
as Bonneville. Mo-, whore she will
visit with another daughter. Quite a
number of people from the fort and
friends in town saw the party off.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-26
Atlanta's Tourney.

Atlanta's big six-day bicycle race,
which opened yesterday, has been
turned into kind OF preparatory
contest for the forthcoming big-six
days. race in New York. The entries
have been limited to twelve, and these
include CASTOR. Rivierre, known as
the ''Grand Old Man of France
Fred Sienner, winner of the Chicago
six-dav race last winter; Albert Shock:
Tom Barnaby, and Angus Mcleod.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-26
Two Steamers Collide.

LONDON, November 26 The British
steamer Baron Ardrossan, from Bonn
bay for Antwerp, collided with the
Austria ian steamer Toxic last night
off Dnngeness. The okio sank i'm
mediate'y. She was carrying 40 men
for a crew and nineteen passengers
who were all saved. Androssan is bads
ly damaged.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-26

People on Ell Paso street we're treat
ed to quise fete in bicycle trick
riding Yesterday. Mr.. Mace Law
renee, one of the worlds famous tric k
riders arrived in town yesterday and
did some extra r6inory work on a
bike Sore of his feats are ex-
traoroinsry and it is worth any ones
time to see him. If there is any way
bike can be ridden he can certainly
do the trick
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-26
Two Fatally Injured.

BUFFALO, N. Y, November 26 -
Michael Smith was instantly killed and
Frank Jessup badly injured and will
die before night. They were under
the coal cars sheltered from the rain
when an engine backed in and moved
the car. Two other men were also
badly injured.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-26

The dead-beat, Charles p. Z1srb, is
still out OF the clutches of those who ON
hi vic imized in this city. The m
pany he representative Stat, Ma
tional Loan 81 Trust company, of Fort
Worth, 'Texss-and on the strength OF
which he obtained cred at certain
places as their legitimate agent, will
not doubt liquiGate these Ger tain bills
in orde r TO save their credit and stand
ing, whi"h has been heretofore pro.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-26
More Spanish Murders.

HAVANA, November 26.-Another
horrible crime has been committed by
the Spanish troops near San Antonio.
Havana province A Cuban lad twelve
years old, named Angel Pitro, was as
sassinated by the forces under Captain
Marato. The boy was found on the
outskirts of the town seeking some veg
etables and put to death by the Span
ish. The case was reported to Gene
raj Blanco, but nothing has been done
bY the captain general.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-26
Cotton Spinners to Strike.

LONDON, November 26.-The count
of the ballots cast by a majority in the
cotton spinning district of Lancashire
upon the question of the acceptance of
a reduction of wages proposed by en-
ployers shows an overwhelming ma
jority against a wage reduction and q
general strike of employees in the cot
ton industries now seems inevitable.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-26
A Preachers Crime.

TOPEKA, Kas., November 26.-Tele.
grams from the authorities of Pan.
haudle, Texas, ststa tt at strychnine
has been found in the stomach of Mrs
MOI r son and they ask that Rev. Mr..
Morrison, her husband, be rearrested
on the charge Of murder. Morrison
has disappeared.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-26
Kenna for Supreme Judge.

WASHINGTON, November 26.-It is
generally conceded today that At
torney Geneaal McKenua will be ap-
pointed to the supreme court bench
and the nomination will be sent to the
senate directly after the assembling of
congr ess. The venerable Justice Field
retireS December l.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-26
Grain Dealers Meet.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, November 90
Grain dealers of Iowa, Kansas, Ne
braska and Oklahoma met here yeste r.
day in annual convention. Action will
be taken on alleged discrimination
against Nebraska wheat by Chicago
board of trade
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-26
Cattleman Murdered.

OMAHA, NEs, November 26.-Bud
Scott, a Kansas cattleman, was murder
ed last night. His body was found
this morning on an isolated prairie
with his head crushe d by club. Rob-
berry is supposed to be the motive. No
clue
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-26
Excited over a Pardon

PLEASANTON, Mo-. November &c.
This Community is greatly excited
over the pardon by Gov. Stephens of
John P. Lebo. who murdered his wife
in 1888. Lebo was sentenced 10 be
hanged, but was commuted to life I'M
prisonment. If Lebo shows up in this
vicinity he will be lyhched.