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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-17
Indian. WIN snrrsnhsr.

Walker, Minn., Oct. i7.-SurTender 10.
morrow Of the Pllager Indians seems as
sured. Commissioner Jones g holding a
final conference with them to-day.
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CnmmlItcd Torrer, nnd snlcIhn.

Berlin, Oct. L. - Gruenenthall, super
lntendent of the imperial printing Office,
suicided, He was charged with theft and
forgery OF bank notes TO the amount OF
over 100000 marks.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-17

Washington, Oct, l7.-The war depart
ment has received a dispatch saying that
the Forty Seventh New York regiment
arrived at San Juan and II Is presumed
that the troops we're permitted to land.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-17
Peace Commission

Paris, Oct. 1.-THE American commits.
sioners held the usual morning session
aud entered upon the sixth jjint session
this afternoon.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-17

Paris, Oct, 1.-THE building strike is
ended. Troops have been withdrawn
from the yards and other places In which
they have been stationed.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-17
Card Of Thanks

To the brave hremen and others who
responded 30 promptly TO the alarm Of
Are this morning and who we're so
heroic in the preservation OF my prop
erty from destruction. ! tender my sin.
ceTe thanks. HUGH n. ALLISON.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-17
Heavy Pail of snow

st. Joseph, Mo, Oct, IA wet blind
ing snow began falling at midnight and
high wind ragged until nearly noon,
when Il subsided aud the snow ceased,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-17

st. Louis, Oct. l7.-Mayor Zsigenheim
secured work for the Alabama negroes
bought here from Yirden, Ill.,, as graders
on the Mobile y Ohio railroad near East
ST. Louis.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-17

Margat. England, Oct 1.-THE British
ship Blengfell, from New York, burned
of this place early this morning. Eleven
Of the crew, besides the captains wife
and children perished.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-17
REGISTRATION AND ELEorroE.
See That You Are Registered d-The Eisc
tion Judges

See That You Are Registered Tho Eisc.
tion Judges
According TO the territorial law on the
subject, there are only two more days for
reglstTatiOD- Saturday, October ~. and
saturday, October 30. after which the
regis ration books will be closed. The
books for precinct l2 lAlbuquerque) are
At the cigar store OF ID. j. Abel, and the
Judges for the precinct are ID. J Abel, +.
iiOnOtti and Joaquin Martin.
The registration books for precinct 20
(Albuquerque) are az the job printing
Office OF Nd. U. Bliss on south Second
street, and X. ID. Eluke, I'D. L. Bliss aud
]. Q. Marshal are the judges.
For precinct i3 t0ld Albuquerque the
books are at the house OF Manuel
Springer, and the judges are Juan
Anaya, Manuel Springer and Tomas
MOntOya.
For precinct 81 Gallup the books are
at ". ", RisdOn's store, and II. W.
Meyers, George Kraker and 8. X. Aldrich
are the judges.
For precinct 30 Gallup the books are
at the store OF I'D Hart. John G. Spears,
L. L. Henry and Il. b. Lanigan are the
Judges.
For precinct 81 (Bland) the books can
be fOnnd at the store OF b. II. Shaw. g.
?. Jones, Phil Barber and b. II. Shaw are
the judges.
JUDGES or ELECTION.
AZ the meeting OF the county commits
sioners, held the other day, the board ap-
pointed the judges OF the general elec.
tiOn.
For precinct ~, the election will be
held nj the city hall, and W. II. II. ALI
son, James Q. Martin and DR. J. X. Suth-
erland will Ofliciate as ths judges.
For precinct % voters will cast their
ballots at No. . hose house. A. Harsch,
Henry Faber and ]. G. Marshall are the
judges appointed.
The election In precinct 13 will be
held at Nest0r ArmijO's house, and OUR.
inO Coulter. Martin Garcia and Jose
AbalOs will act ~ judges.
In precinct q the election will be held
At c. N. COtton's, with Gregory Page, +.
W. Meyers and Geo. KTakeT IA judges.
Precinct 80 at the Office OF the justice
OF the peace. John g. Spears, Barney
Morello and John Kennedy will act as
judges.
Up In Bland, precinct 81, the election
will be held at the store OF b. II. Shaw,
and the judges will be G p Jones. b. ID.
Wilson and Jacob Merrill.
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Pro.pernn. ENposItIon.

Omaha, Oct. IA cash balance In
the bank exceeding 100000 now stands
TO the credit OF the Trans Mississippi ex-
position.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-17
Committed suicide.

Omaha, Oct. ls.-Mrs. Hattie Steele,
wife OF William f. Steele, committed
suicide laat night. Her husband called
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-17

Constsntinople, Oct l9.-Ths imperial
yacht with the emperor and empress Of
Germany arrived at Dardaneles yester,
day.
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Fire inaC Coal Mine.

Pana, H., Oct. l7.-Fire Is burning in
the Pans Coal cOmpany's shaft II started
by an explosion OF gas.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-17

Lake Placid, n. Y, Oct l7.--E. ]. Hen,
ley, actor, died here Of tuberculosis.
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nIr RniillcniInn-

The republicans Of San Marcial turned
themselves loose last Saturday night,
and ratified, In Old.time custom, the
nomination OF Hon. Pedro Perea a. n
candidate for delegate TO congress and
the SOcorrO county republican ticket.
Hon. ThOs. A. Finioal, Of this city, was
one OF the speakers. He returned 10 the
city last night and informs The CITIZEN
that the meeting was one Of the most
enthusiastic gatherings OF republicans
he has ever attended In the territory.
Hon II. o. Bursum, the republican
candidate for the territorial council
from SocOrrO county, also addressed the
meeting, and made many friends for
himself and all other candidates on the
republican ticket
Mr. Finical Rlso stated that the pros.
pects for San Marcial giving Hon. Pedro
Perea a majority of the votes cast are
excellent. aud he predicts, from what he
learned, that SOcOrTO county will go
republican by at least 500 majority.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-17

Why pay 80 cents for pound OF or.
finary butter when you can buy the
celebrated Newton butter for % cents
II this dOe5 not equal the finest article
10 be had anywhere we will return your
money. The MAZE.
George Y. Kellogg, the mail clerk who
was killed on the Southern Pacific near
Yuma, wss formerly night clerk In q Q
pOstotliee In this city under Postmaster
NhitcOmb, and had many friends here.
Mrs. p. Il. DlckensOn, not Mrs Dixon.
Is the prOprietress OF the Midland Cafe
on south Third street She opened the
cafe yesterday with fine Sunday dinner.
Send Us your accounts and we'll collect
them or itll cost you nothing. New
Mexico Collection Agency. POstoflice
box 2i0.
See that fine all wool flannel The Maze
Ia Offering for 30 cents. Nothing like II
in town,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-17

James StinsOn, the extensive sheep
buyer OF this city, returned from Santa
fe and Taos counties last night He
shipped from Rspanola and Tres Pledras
1900 lambs the past week TO Kearney,
Neb
I'D. Hale, known In base ball circles AZ
"Snapper" Hale, returned 10 the city last
night, after serving in the war with
Spain a. one OF ROOseyelts Rough Riders.
Mr. Hale Is the brother OF Mrs liza Girls
void.
The marriage OF Mr. Davis and Miss
Woodruff will he sOlemnized to morrow
night at b p. IA. at 81. Johns church,
the Rev. Mr. Bennett officiating, Miss
Woodruff is cousin OF Mrs. LOrlOn
Miller.
New bright millinery at money saving
prices. Why not put us down on your
shopping listY The MAZE.
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IIa Smith I.Ir.t sIrnni-

twenty-five steps rom RAILROAD ave-
nue 20 No. ll3 south First street Save
you % per cent on all your purchases.
We want your trade, and are willing
to pay for 1t, by taking 25 per cent less
than any other store can afford 20 take
We have just received and have on sale
at regular eastern prices!
Apple parers Flour bins
Bl-cult cutters FestOOn papers
Bread boards Glass washbOaTds
Bread boxes japanese lanterns
Carving seta Lamp stoves
Chair seats Lap boards
Cotton mOps Lunch boxes
Crepe paper Meat cutters
Coffee mills Mincing knives
Cracker Jars Match safes
Coal hOds Paper napkins
Children chairs Spring balances
Doll trunks SOup strainers
Dust pans SlaW cutters
Dinner pals Vegetable slicers
Egg p0achers window cleaners
Flower pots Watering pots
Baskets, hampers, oil tanks, trays, Ian
terms, queensware, glassware and hun
dreds Of other things too numerous Ia
mention. THE FAIR
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nall It's numerous and diverse
branches done as Il should
Be at THE CITIZEN Job
Rooms.
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Book Binding

and Blank Book Wosk
promptly executed IN good
style at THE CITIZEN
Bindery.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-04
RECEIVED WITH
 MUCH CHEERING.
Hundreds of Porto Ricanss Greet the Arrival of Garretson's Brigade
 at Port Ponce.

Ponce, Aug. 1, via St Thomas, Aug.
 Porto Ricans lined the steamers by hundreds and filled the air with cheer ing on the arrival of Garretson's brigade from Yaueo. The arrival of the troops and those on the St. Louis makes the fighting strength of the Americans op- erating near Ponce about 5000 men, equal to the entire force of Spanish reg ular troops on the island.
 There was some firing last night be- tween Captain Austin's pickets and Spaniards ill the bush, but no damage was done.
 The Dixie's shot at Morro castle on last Saturday caused utmost consterna- tion at San Juan de Porto Rico where it was believed to have signified that the place would be bombarded within 24 hours
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-04
NO OFFICIAL ADVlcEs.
Tine News Is Given Full credenoe, How.
 ever, by the President.

The News Is Given Full Credencf, How
 ever, by the President.
 Washington, Aug. 4-shortly before F Tuesday night Secretary Alger, as he left the White House after confer ence with the president, said the ad- m:nistration had received no official in- formation that the Madrid government had accepted the terms of peace pro- posed by the United States.
 Unofficially, the president has been informed that the Spanish ministry had acceded to the terms of this country for 8 cessation of the war. The unofficial adyiees have reached the president i'll the form not only of press dispatches, but private dispatches from confidential agents of the United States govern ment.
 While this government has strong reasons for believing that it's terms of peace have been agreed to by the Mad rid government, the president is taking nothing for granted. Arrangements for pressing the war to a successful con elnsion are going forward preeitely as if no negotiations for peace were in prog ress.
 At q conference participated in by the president, Secretary AIger and Adjutant General Corbin at the executive man. sion last night final decision was reached as to the constitution of the pro- yisional government for Porto Rico to be commanded by General Wade.
 The regiments which are to comprise the corps were decided upon and will be designated in general order to be is- sued, probably today. Secretary Alger says that the corps might be ell route to Porto Rico within a week
 Notwithstanding these warlike prepa- rations, the belief in official circles amounts almost to conviction that act i've hostilities have been concluded.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-04
IN WHICH ARE THE JEFFER- SON FENClBLES, ORDERED
 TO THE FRONT.
Eighteen Regiments Under General Wade's Command, To Move
 10 Porto Ric

The first Arkansas Regiment, in which rare the Jefferson Fencibles, now in camp at Chickamauga have been ordered to Porto Rico.
 The order was issued by the adjut- ant General Wednesday.
 The following regiments have been designated to form General Wade's provisional corps for service in Porto Rico
 First Rhode Island, First North Carolina, First New Hampshire, First New Jersey, Second Texas, First Maine, Fourth Missouri, First Alabama, First Vermont, First West Virginia, First Kentucky, Third Tennessee, Twenty second New York, First Arkansas. Fifty second iowa, Third Virginia. First Delaware and First Maryland.
 Those of the regiments now at Chickamauga will sail from Newport News.
 The First Arkansasltroops will be a part of the Seeold Brigade, with the First North Carolina and First Alabama Volunteers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-04
Madrid Forwarded Her Reply to Washington on Last Monday
 Afternoon.
A JOINT COMMISSION
 LI--2LI 4o = : G,----OSEN.
Questions 10 Be Determined Include the Fate of the Philippines, Pecu- niary Claims In West Indies
 and Date of Evacuation.

London, Aug. 3.--The Gibraltar cor respondent of the Daily News, tele- graphing Monday night, says:
 'The censorship is daily becoming more severe, and little is known beyond the fact that peace is assured. It is un- derstood that the note from America asks only part of the Philippines, and that Senor Sagasta, having replied that the terms will be accepted, hostilities are consequently suspended.
 "A commission will be appointed to determine the basis of peace. The chief difficulty, 1t is understood in official cir cles, is as to the date and manner of the evacuation of the Spanish possessions.
 ''There is also the question of the dis posal of the war material in Cuba. Sen or Sagasta, if he has chance, will prob ably represent restitution of the ma terial as diplomatic victory.
 1t has just been asserted here that the premier has succeeded i'll obtaining slightly improved terms The treaty will not be signed before September.
 The Madrid correspondent of The Standard telegraphing Tuesday, says:
 ''The governments reply to the Amer ican terms was forwarded yesterday evening through M. Cambon, and there is strong possibility that peace will be concluded.
 Ut is not to be supposed that the United States government will object to representations being made on the Phil ippine question and upon some pecunia- claims which were mooted by the United States in the West Indies.
 ''On all the remaining main issues Spain shows disposition to assent to the American demands.
 ''No cabinet council was held yester- day, nor are the ministers likely to meet again until fresh intelligence is received from Washington. The general impress sion is that both governments are dis posed to put an end to the war as hon. orably as possible for Spain, which would have been easier had the United States not imposed such hard conditions with regard to the Philippines.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-04
THE PHlLLIPPlNES.
We Don't Want Them. Says a Man Who
 Has Keen There

Last evening several gentleman were sitting in front of the Trulock discussing the situation in the Phil llppines, when mlddle-aged man from the north, occupying chair on the outside of the hotel and enjoying a gentle summer gopher from the Southland. oyerhearing the discuss ion, remarked "rhe Philippines. we don't want them. I have been there and 1 woald not give a pica- yune for the wholeof the I'hlllp- pines.
 A GRAPHIC reporter walked up and engaged the northerner in conversation. The gentleman prov ed to be Mir. F. c. Barrett, of Day. ton, Ohio, who represents n car fac- tory and is In the city for several days. Yes, I wns Iii the Phillip pines In tho spring of 1s65.' he said. "and it was In Manila that I heard the civil war had closed. l was there some three or four months. The climate is as hot AS hadeas. The population of the islands is ,IreadfHly mixed. Tn Manila are the Spaniards and the interior is densly populated by Malays and natives. the natives being a sert~of negrQ. almost in Il savage state We could never keep such n popula- ton under control without an im- mense army. The tribes are like if;iiiii,Fs, heterogeneous, speak ai.!ss erent languages and always In state oi rebellion.
 "But the old city of Manila Is one of the prettiest ever saw" con tinued the speaker. s.It has great broad streets and drives with beau tiful parks between and large md massive oak trees stretching their branches almost across the streets. 1t ia also great city of commerce. and when l was there, in 1865, there were over 100 vessels in the harbor waiting to be loaded.
 But with all of that, he contin- ued, tive don't want the Phillipines, because they would he more trouble than they are worth
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-04
Pnnta MaYn Atfacked.

Havana, Aug. 4 .t-The German cruiser Geirer has arrived here from Vera Cruz, Mexico. French cruiser DEstaing is expected at Sagua la Grande.
 French steamer Manoubia, captured last Saturday off Isabelle.Sagua, and taken to Key West is an American ship.
 Spanish report says on Saturday last an American warship fired on Punta Maya, Matanzas battery, after the bat tery opened fire on the warship, which it is said to have withdrawn for the time and returned with another ship. The two vessels fired eight shots at the battery, which were answered by 20 shots from shore guns, Y .iereupon the ships are alleged to have withdrawn It IS said only Spanish artilleryman was wounded
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-04
ALL READY FOR PEACE.
That Is the Sentiment That Prevails
 Throughout Spain.


 New York, Aug. IA dispatch to The Tribune from Madrid says
 Not only the court, cabinet and polit- ieal men of the capital, but the Madrid public as well, are unmistakably in fa- vor of peace at any price.
 It is believed that any apparent oppo- sition to the terms arranged at Wash ington will be merely for the sake of appearances-not more. Grave anx- iety, however, is felt in regard to the attitude of the army and the feeling in the provinces. Several regiments in the Madrid garrison are known to be hostile to the government and to the dYnasty, but it is hoped that any open action Can be restrained until after the conclusion of peace.
 General Polayieja has so far succeed ed in curbing military jingoism by his strong personal influence, but that peace may be the signal for internal disorders is peril which Sagasta is now straihing every nerve to avert
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-04
CAMBON'5 MISSION.

It Win End soon All the rre-
 iiminaries Are settled.
 New York, Aug "A special to The Times from Washington says:
 IL is very well understood at the de- partment of state that as soon as the preliminaries are settled, Ambassador Cambon's mission for Spain will end, and further negotiation" that can fol- low agreement to the first conditions of the United Sfates will be taken up by chosen comm: :ssioners of the United States and Spain, probably in London with confidence that these expectations will be realized. the administration is turning it's attention to shrinking the great war organization that has been created since the prospect of war began to be alarming. The work of expansion and shrinkage may seem for while to be going on at the same
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-04
A ROUGH RIDER
Tn Pine Binfr on visit Enrouts sto Desha
 County

Mr. ]. J. Rogers, well known in this city as farm owner in Desha county, was in the battle of Santi- ago, as member of Roosevelt's Rough Riders, is in the city.
 He arrived in this Lefty on the 3 o'clock train, having been granted q three weeks leave of absence. H. was shot three times in the battle of El Caney, on July l. He landed at Tampa few days ago being con- veyed to to the U. s. on hos pital ship.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-04

Some one made a move to refer to the platform committee and some to table it, but Chairman Wells settled the mat ter by declaring it out of order.
 A motion for recess of fifteen min. utes brought out chorus of noes, It took long time to get the names of the men selected for the various committees
 While the names were being gathered Cuba until the stable government which the United States has promised shall be provided in place of the unsta. bic government of Spain has been set up and been recognized as such by tho whole population.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-04
AMERICANS REFUSED.
A Fight Is Reported to Have Taken
 Place In Matanza Province.


 Place In Matanza Province.
 Havana, Aug. 1 = It is announced from the palace that on Satur morn ing last the plantation of Precisco, in the province of Matan2as, was attacked by a force of infantry and cavalry under the American flag. IL is added squad- ron of Spanish cavalry assisted ill re- tiring the Americans. who are said to have left 10 killed on the field. The spaniards, according to the report, had two badly wounded.
 In the provinces of Havana and Ma tanzas there have been several unimpor- tant skirmishes between Spanish forces and bands of insurgents.
 The insurgent force under the leader ship of Camejo, opened fire Thursday lasu on San Nicholas, but was seemingly repulsed by the garrison, after short period of firing.
 Free kitchens have distributed about 17,n0O rations during the last two days.
 It is estimated that aboat lS, S,O00 per sons are being fed daily from charitable sources.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-04
Salisbury Taken to Task.

London, Aug 4-The Times, com menting editorially on the statements made by the premier in the house of lords i'll reply to Lord Klmberly's criti- cism of the government s Chinese policy, takes Salisbury to task, charging him with weakness regarding the matter of Chinese railway. IL asks the premier whether that is the way his old leader, Lord Beaconsfeld, acted i'll the purchase of the Suez canal shares.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-04
A HOME WEDDING.
Mr. ! S Smith and Miss Susie McGehee
 Married Last 9lghts

Last evening at the nome Of tie brides mother, Mrs. E. A. MeGehee on Lakeside, Mr. J. s. Smith and Miss Susie McGhee were joined in holy wedlock. Rev. j. F. Carr ofiiciated. Only a few intimate friends of the contracting parties were present
 Miss McGehee is the charming daughter If Mrs. E. A. MeG ehee and has bost otfriends and admirers throughout the county.
 MT Smith is the efficient prescrip- tion clerk at J. A. Coles drug store.
 The GRAPHIC extends it's congrat ulations and good wishes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-04
sharter's Men Ordered Home.

Washington, Aug. All the troops of cavalry with Shafter's army and the eight companies of Rooseyelt's rough riders have been ordered to proceed to Montauk Point, L. L, for encampment. Shafter has been directed to use all transport facilities he can command and send the troops north as rapidly as pos sible. The regular cavalry with Shaf- ter comprises eight companies.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-04
TROUBLE EXPECTED.
Am sricans and Insurgents May Battle
 at Manila at Any Time.

Washington, Aug. 1.-The officials here make no concealment of their ap. prehension of serious trouble to follow the execution of our programme ill re- gard to the Philippines. The reports of the military and naval commanders of late have contained warnings of expect cd conflicts with insurgents, and no sur prise will be felt at the receipt of news of an outbreak.
 The United States government feels that it has assumed . moral obligation toward not only the foreign residents of Manila, but toward the unprotected classes of the Spanish community, women, children. nuns and priests.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-04
No Answer Arrived At.

Paris, Aug. "A dispatch from Mad rid says that if definite reply to the United States peace proposals is arrived at today the Spanish cabinet will meet and officially accept the terms.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-04
William David Murray Dead.

London, Aug William David Murray, the fourth earl of Mansfield, is dead. He was born in 1906 and had been lord of the treasury and lord high commissioner of the church of Scotland