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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-20
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-20
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-28

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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-28


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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-28
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Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-07

gun on North Star ground and entering
the stip mentioned "hlinG" vein was
encountered and h Tag
tered with native gold and silver. Jne
discovery had been kept secret for some
time, but on Wednesday all the particu-
lars of the matter leaked out and no lit
tie excitement is rife, especially among
local owners of the Bland tunnel, which,
when completed, will pass under the
claims on which the rich strike hus been
made and which will undoubtedly cut the
vein of rich ore at depth sufficient to
disclose a great increase in its richness.
The same paper says that two speci-
mems of Albemarle ore were found during
the week, one possessing a value of 40
ounces gold, 400 ounces silver; the other 20
ounces gold, 100 Dances silver. These
specimens came from the last work at the
bottom of the main shaft in the Albe-
marie where a body of the richest ore yet
opened up in that mine was struck.
Concerning the Albemarle group of
mines, under bond to o. p. Posey and
others, the Herald adds: Another large
lot of samples from the Albemarle mine
was sent to Denver on Tuesday. W. J. Car
tan, who remains in Bland to look after the
interests of his associates at this end, has
been inspecting number of the mining
properties in the neighborhood of the
Albemarle group, and the probabilities
are that the transfer OF the Albemarle to
the Posey party will involve other claims
OF undoubted equal value. The prospect
i've purchasers of the Albemarle group are
the construction of
wagon road down Cola canon near old
Kent. and finally to connect with the main
road to Thornton at Cochiti. This is the
same route selected by s. Z. Mahan, to
whom the Albemarle was formerly under
option, and will no doubt be chosen by
the Posey party, as Mr.. Cartan has gone
over the ground and is favorably i'm
pressed Herewith, The building of this
road will involve the expenditure of
sum of money bordering upon $4 900, and
will be commenced at an early date.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-07
IN THE PRESENCE OF DEATH
President Is Again ut the Bedside Of
His Dying gMOlher-She Recognized
Him and Then Became
Unconscious.

Canton, O., Dec. 7.-Once more all of
the children of Nancy Allison Mckinley
gathered about her couch. The president
arrived at 1855 this morning.
As he entered the sick room, accom-
panied by his wife and Miss Mabel Mo
Kinley, the sister of the president, Miss
Helen said: "Mother, here. are William and
Ida"
The president knelt by the bed side,
kissed hls mother reverently and she put
her arm around his neck and signified
that she knew him. She also recognized
the presidents wife, and extended hand
toward her. She recognized Mabel Mo
Kinley and Jack Duncan.
Soon after she lapsed into an uncon-
scious etste and her strength seemed to
leave her. For an hour after his arrival,
the president sat by the bedside holding
the hand of his mothsr.
The attending physician said that she
was growing weaker, but thought she
would live through the day.
At O'Clock this morning it was
thought by those in attendance that the
president would not arrive before his
mother had died.
DR.. Phillips left Mrs. Mckinley at p.
N. She was entirely unconscious and
resting quietly.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-07
ADMISSION OF new MEXICO
Delegate Ferguson Has Introduced
CatrOn Bill for Admission of New
Mexico As a State.
SOME VERY IMPORTANT CHANGES MADE
Synopsis of Salient Provisions of the
Meritorious Measure-Provides for
Citizenship in 80 Days and Re-
duces Representation.
SOME VERY IMPORTANT CHANGES MADE

Washington, Dec. 7.-Delegate Fergus
sou, of New Mexico, has introduced the
Catron bill for the admission of New
Mexico as a state. Some few changes
have been made, which are of an import
ant character.
1t provides for citizenship, by a resi-
denca of 60 days instead OF one year,
there are to be n instead of 81 delegates
in the constitutional convention, and the
bill increases from 1900 to 1000 the
number upon which representation in the
COD vention is based. Indians are ex-
cluded from the right to vote.
Some changes are also made in the
representation IN the convention from
the different counties.
Provision is likewise made for the i'm
provement of the Rio Grande by an ap-
preparation of 100000 acres of public
lands.
The bill provides for donations of four
sections in each township OF the unsettled
land for the public schools; 100000 acres
for the state university; 100000 acres each
for the insane asylum, school of mines,
normal schools and the other institutions,
including the agricultural college.
It also says that the governor shall
issue his proclamation calling for the
election of delegates to the constltu-
tional convention within ten days after
the passage of the bill, and that the cleo
tion should be held on the sixth Tuesday
after the passage of the same; the pres
ent bill provides that the governor shall
issue his proclamation In 20 days, and the
election shall be held in eight weeks after
the passage.
The constitution is to be submitted to
the people, and at tho Same election,
governor, the state officers and a repre-
sentative in congress are to be voted for.
All outstanding Indebtedness Of the ter
ritory must be assumed by the new
state.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-07
session OF House Today

The house of representatives settled
down to customary routine today. The
presidents message, transmitting the
report of the special commission on the
Paris international ex position in 1900 and
recommending liberal appropriation for
representation, was laid before the house.
Mr.. Dlngley, from the committee on
ways and means, then presented resolu-
tion adopted by that committee for the
distribution of the presidents message
to the several committees having juris.
diction of the various subjects treated Of
Mr.. Walker, Republican, of Massachu-
setts, chairman of the banking and cur
rency committee, asked for the re. reading
of the portion of the resolution giving
the ways and means committee jurisdlc-
tion of all portions relating to the rev.
enues, national finances, public debt and
the preservation of the public credit.
Debate followed upon what the Ian.
guage of the resolution meant, and the
issue as to the jurisdiction of the cur
rency problem, as between the ways and
means and banking and currency com.
mittee, was sharply raised.
Mr.. Dingley modified his resolution 80
as to make it agreeable to Mr.. Walker and
others of the currency committee, after
which it was agreed to without further
revision and the house adjourned.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-07
MARKET KEPOKTs.

New York, Dec. Mooney on call
nominally TX o. % per cent; prime mer-
camille paper, 8 @ per cent. Silver,
60l5; lead, So SO; copper, 104.
Oh,csgo.-W Wheat, December, 9612 May,
$685. q S94 Corn, December, 251s;
May, 2S5a q 2S1a. Oats, December, 2oA
May, 221s.
Kansas City.-Cattle, receipts, 10000;
market today, weak to 10 cents lower;
Texas steers, $3.50 @ $3.65; Texas
COVE, $2.15 @ $4.25; native steers, 1920
q $3.50; native COWS and helfers, $1.75 a
So 80; stockers and feeders, $2.75 % $40
Sheep, receipts, 5000; firm; lambs, So 60
q SIS rs; muttons, 81 25 @ 81 60.
Chlcago.-Oattle, receipts, 2500; mar
ket, steady, strong; beeves, $3.75 @ $5.15;
COWS and heifers, 81 IS @ $3.50; Texas
steers, SO 90 q $4 10; stookers and feeders,
$500 @ $3.50. Sheep, receipts, $4,000;
market, strong; best, shade higher; native
sheep, 81 80 q $4.75; westerns, $3.50 q
$470; lambs, $3.50 @ $3.50.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-07
session Of senate Today.

Washington, d. c., Dsc. 7. - AT the
opening of the senate today Rev.
Charles A. Berry, D. D, of Wolverhamp-
ton, England, prayed that the Almighty
might take into his care all the interests
of the nation, that from this nation may
emanate suoh a feeling of brotherhood as
will be blessing to all mankind.
Mr.. Walthall of Mississippi, presented
the credentials of Fl. d. Money of Missis-
sippi, to succeed the late Senator George.
The senator's credentials read that he
should have and hold such Office until his
authority should be "revoked by compe-
tent authority"
Senators Chandler and Hoar insisted
that they were not in constitutional form,
but raised no objection toe the senator
being sworn in, which was done, after
Senators Walthall of Mississippi, Allen of
Nebraska, and Teller of Colorado, had
the objection as technical
and cavalling.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-07
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Rearrangement of Teachers-Duties
Of the Principal will BE Defined
COmplaint Against MIR. Lankard
will BE Investigated.

The city board of education met in
tendance except Vice President Fischer,
who is n Mexico.
Favio Silva filed a bill for additional
mpensation for two months extra ser
vice in teaching primary and insermedi-
ate grades contrary to his contract. Af-
ter some discussion opposed to it's allow
ance, the demand for extra compensation
was withdrawn.
A Encouragement of teachers, 80 that
the First ward would have An intermedi-
ate grade, was then proposed. Conse-
auently Mr.. Purdy was ordered reas-
signed to the First ward The principal
was authorized to use his discretion as to
the assignment of teachers and pupils, 30
as to equalize the work of the other
teachers that will grow out of Mr.. Purdy's
change of base.
On motion the chair named commit.
tee of three to draft set of rules regulat-
ing aud defining the duties of the prnci-
pal.
Mrs. Samora filed complaint, indcrsed
by Mrs. Aguera, charging that their re-
spective sons had been dismissed from
the university, they suspect on the ground
of nationality,
( Mr.. Lankard denied that the complaint
stated the truth, and said that he had sim
ply sent them to a lower ergrade on account
Of their inability to keep up.
Mr.. Lanksrd said that he desired an in
4 h,Io
A hearing was therefore set for Monday
next at the office of the school boHrd,
when the complaint will be looked into
formally, giving an opportunity for both
sides to be heard.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-07
THE CENTER OF INTEREST
Notable Developments Of the Day at
the National Capital-Secretary
Cages Recommendations.
CLEAR, PRACTICAL AND. BUSlRESSLIKE
Both Houses of Congress Have Settled
Down to Serious Business-Hawaii-
an Annexation Will Come Up
in Senate Tomorrow.

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE annual report
of the secretary of the treasury, sent to
congress today, shows that the total re-
ceipts for the year ending June 30, 1897,
were $430,37S,167; expenditures, $44s,-
439,622; leaving a deficit of $18 8,054,4 ,454
The receipts of the year, however, ex-
ceeded those of 1896 bv $20,91 ,795.
Customs yielded $176554,l26, and in
ternal revenue sources, $146,688, ,574; COM
pared with 1896, this is an increase in
customs of $l6,532, ,374, and in internal
revenue, $4,342, ,721.
The secretary at some length argues the
need of reform in the currency, and in
conclusion recommends the enactment of
legislation establishing department of
the treasury, to be designated as the issue
and redemption division, in which is to be
deposited $l25,0OO,0OO in gold, to be used
only for redemption purposes, and all
silver now held in the treasury for re-
demption purposes, and also all silver
bought under the act OF 1890. It ls also
recommended that provision be made for
the issue of refunding loan of ten-year
~ per cent bonds, payable in gold in
exchange for any part or all of the out
standing loans of the United States.
The secretary also recommends that
national banks be authorized with
minimum capital of $25,0O0 in places
having population of 1000 or less, and
that rate of taxation on the circulation
notes secured by deposit of bonds be re-
duced to one half of one per cent per
annum; also that banks be permitted to
issne circulating notes to the par value
of the refnnding bonds deposited by them
in the treasury, and further that the
banks be allowed to deposit, as security
with the treasury, greenbacks, treasury
notes or silver certificates to u total
amount of $10o000o00, against which
national bank notes shall be issued to
them to an equal amount.
He also recommends that the guaranty
of the government shall be extended to
all the circulating notes of banks, whether
issued against deposits security or against
assets. 10 secure the government against
any loss tax of per cent shall be
levied on unsecured circulation to create
safety fund to be invested by the comp
troller IN United States bonds.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-07
TWO VESSELS DAMAGED
Collision In Heavy Fog COmpelis
Steamers to Put into POrt-N0
One Injured.

New York, Dec. 1.-THE Atlantic trans
port line steamer Mobile, which arrived
today from London, had collision with
an unknown steamer on the banks of New
Foundland at O'Clock Sunday morning,
during thick fog. There is no doubt
that the other steamer was the Allen Line
Corea which put into Halifax yesterday,
with ber bow damaged above the water
line, and which reported having been in
collision with an unknown steamer. The
Mobile was damaged on the port bow,
but fortunately above water line. Much
excitement prevailed on board after the
collision, and many passengers ran wildly
about the ship thinking she was about to
sink. So far as learned, no one was in
iured,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-07
STRIKES In THE COCHITI.
Sensational Blind Lead Encountered
In the North Stars 900 Ore
Found In Albemarle shaft.

The Bland Herald brings the cheering
news that strike of very rich gold and
silver ore has been made on the 90-foot
strip lying between the North Star and
Lone Star mines and claimed by the
Washington Mining company. At about
100 feet under ground in the tunnel be-
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-07
FOREVER KNOCKED OUT.
An EDglishman Killed by An Amer
lean at the London Sporting
Club Last Night.

London, Dec. 7.-Walter Oroot of New
Castle, England, who was defeated for the
bantam weight championship of the world
at the National Sporting Club last night,
by Jimmy Barry of Chicago, died this
morning of injuries received in the con-
test The knockout blows consisted of
severe punch over the heart and then @
crushing right handler on the jaw. Croot
sustained severe ooncussion of the brain,
never regaining consciousness. Barry
was arrested.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-07
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
How the Document is Regarded BY
Cubans aud Spaniards-BOth
seem Satisfied.

New York, Dec TT. Estrada Palma,
representative of the Cuban provisional
government in the United States, com
menting on President McKinley's mes
sage says:
81 did not expect any recommendation
to congress for immediate action. The
president has left congress to decide the
time within which an enduring peace
must be established in Cuba, and inti-
mates the necessity of haste. He further
saws that, in case of the failure of Spain
to pacify the island with a scheme of au.
tonomy, American interests, humanity
and civilization will demand forcible In
tervention. As Captain General Blanoo
himself admits that the Cubans in arms
will not accept autonomy, the time the
president speaks of has arrived"
As VIEWED IN HAVANA.
Havana, Dec. 7.-President McKinley's
message is received quietly. Satisfaction
is felt in official circles over the state
ment that recognition either of belliger'
ency or independence is not justifiable
under present conditions.
The official feeling may be summar-
lied in the statement that the govern
ment does not now fear the embarrass
ment which might oome from action by
the United Statds before instructions
from Madrid could be carried into effect.
The hint of ultimate intervention causes
some uneasiness, and discussion has
already arisen over what is meant by
reasonable time," but the palace officials
do not interpret it as likely to prevent
the application of autonomy within the
time needed for carrying out the details
of the system as dictated from Madrid.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-07
Adiutant Generals in st. Louis.

St. Louis, Dec. 7.-Seventeen states
we're represented by their adjutant gen.
erals and other militia officers at the
meeting today, which which will continue
two days, for the purpose of advancing
the interests of the militia of all the states.
Among the states and territories repre-.
sented are New Mexico and Arizona.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-07

to qualify on behalf of the government
as the bidder at the sale of the Kansas
Pacific railroad. The transfer order for
100000 was sent by Treasurer Roberts
for certfcation by the National City
bank of New York in favor of the master
of the court having Jurisdiction.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-07
Hawaiian Annexation.

Washington, Dec. 7.-Senator Davis,
chairman of the senate committee on
foreign relations, said today that he
would tomorrow ask the senate to take
up the Hawaiian annexation treaty. The
committee will hold meeting tomorrow,
prior to the session of the senate.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-07
Death OF n Prominent Cotton Broker

Death or a Prominent Cotton Broker.
New York, Dec THE death of Sieg.
fried Gruner was announced on cotton
exchange here today. He was the senior
member of the cotton brokerage firm of
Gruner & Co., and one of the largest
operators on the cotton market. 1t is re-
ported that he made about $l,000,000 in
the recent decline of cotton. He died at
Richmond, Va, on his way north
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-07

Washington, Dec. 7.-Delegate Fergus
son, of New Mexico, has introduced bill
in congress to confirm Santa Fe as the
capital of New Mexico.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-07
OF HOME INTEREST.

Delegate Ferguson Has Introduced
Bill C0nflrming Santa Fe AS
New Mexic0's Capital.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-07

The Government Will Bid.
Washington, Dec. THE secretary of
the treasury today took the first steps
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-07
BICYCLE RECORD SMASHED.
Six.Day Race in New York Furnishes
Numerous Surprises.

New York. Dec. THE six-day bicycle
contest at Madison Square garden has
afforded succession of surprises. No
one would have been surprised to see the
figures for the "a hours' record in a six
day race increased by ten or even 20
miles, but to pass it by more than half q
century was not within reasonable i'm
sgination, yet, Waller accomplished this
feat at midnight and now holds the record
for "a hours riding by 81 miles and three
laps. More than half a dozen other
riders eclipsed Hale's figures of last year.
The first spectator today found only 20
riders out of the 36 who started on the
track.
THE RECORD.
New York, Dec. 7.-At 1915 p. M, the
score for SO hours was: Stephane, $40
miles; Waller, 668; Miller, 645; g. Riverre,
633; Rice, 63l; Moore, 6O7; Schinner,
6O2; Pierce, 500; Golden, $40: Elkes, 556;
Hale, 5S4; Enterman, 539; Hicks, 583;
Ashlnger, 52S; King, 466; Julius, 452; Gan.
non, 395; Gray, 3Sl; johnson, $40; Bea-
con, $50. The best previous record for 36
honrs in six days race was 6S7 miles,
made by Schock at Washington. Ste.
phane took the lead at 11:47 q. N.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-06-12
y Farmer to Farmer,.

Just think of it. After taking from
the cotton crop the actual expense OF
making. harvesting and getting the
crop of cotton to market, and then de-
Quoting over 100000 for fertilizers
alone, what will the balance left for
the poor producer be? Then, upon
that. the thousands Of dollars that you
are paying out this year for corn and
meat Then, my brother farmer, why,
oh, why not act wisely, and plant
plenty Of corn? l have but very little
doubt but what there will be IL, 600, 600
bales Of cotton made this year, and, il
so, what will be the price?
If farmers would act wisely, plant
plenty Of corn, peas and potatoes, and
raise more hogs, more cows, milk and
butter, their own horses and mules,
and then oil the cotton they can. so as
to make the farm self-sustaining. then
and not until, will we see better times.
That farmer who has plenty of corn
in the barn, and plenty of meat in the
meat house, and out of debt land they
generally are) is rs Independent as .
lord.
To restore your land to its former
fertility, plant plenty Of peas, On sandy
and red lands; and mellilotus on prai-
RE lands. have tried both ard know
Of my own personal knowledge what
they will dol. +. Culver, in Dixie
Farmer.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-06-12

day and generation keeps the world
Vaughn along smooth and easy and
makes life worth the Twin. All last
week 1 was down in thu mouth, as Aunt
Nancy Newton is SO wont to say, and
mopin and droopin around worse than
a spring chicken with bad case OF
the pips. Mother she was walkin on
her head, so to speak, for fears that
was in for q bad spell of the mully-
grubs, and for two or three days was
right seriously threatened with an
other through of calomel and snake
root tea.
But all things come straight to them
that watch and wait. Soon Sunday
mornin we heard the latest and most
freshest news from over on Huckle-
berry after that / couldn't
do blessed thing but go out in the
back yard, pick me out cool and shady
place and laugh all over my rusty self,
as it were. When got up the next
mornin 1 had comm appetite for
breakfast and was feelin like a four
year-old shod all around, with packs In
every foot.