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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06

c. j. Bradley and John Green. from
the Golden mining district OF santa
county, 10 IN the city and have their
names on sturges European register.
Fred Talbot IL on his way % San
Francisco 10 Ill a position a. machin-
ist In the maine service gained BY .
successful examination for the place.
He expects TO be attached 10 q vessel
OF the Pacific squadron Ills relatives
here. and a number ~ his friends we're
NJ the depot to congratulate him So he
parsed through
senator W. n. Andrews. os PenEayi-
vanla, passed through the city Sunday
morning on HIS way home to Pittsburg,
after one OF his periodical visits 20 his
valuable mines In Sierra county, The
senator who is we'll posted In all mat
ters political. predicts the election OF
the republican national ticket By large
~ increased majorities.
Mrs T, !. Butts. pnaoipsl OF the
First ward school. was called 90 silver
city Sunday by the serious illness %
her father. During her abaencs. Miss
Wiley ID acting principal and Instruct
inR Mrs Butts pupils, while Miss Mata
Tway. a student OF the University nor
NAL school. IL In charge OF Miss Will
ley's room.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Harding expect
their daughter Miss MatA and her
friend. Miss Jacobson. 10 reach this
city to-day. The ladies have been trav-
cling for some time. and have since
September !. visited Chicago, Niagara
Falls. New York city and other eastern
points. they then visited Savannah.
Ga. Havana. Cuba. MeRio0 City ana
chihuahua. and other places OF inter-
est.
otto Dleckman has sold the Arpsory
building TO a. l.. Aithemier and w. v.
Futrclie, These gentlemen will az
once proceed 20 demollSh the huge
structure ana clear the ground % that
iho railroad company can 20 aheea
with their improvements, Part 81 the
material OF the Old building win bN
used IN The erection Of some cottages
by the buyers. and the surplus viii be
sold.
superintendent OF Presbyterian mls-
slons. tv. u. NJ. Craig. cana home
yeaierda, from Socorro. where he was
In consultation with the misglon teach
ere regarding the increass OF the f0res
81 Instructors witch seems nseeaaary
on account OF the Additionai nuuhar %
scholars needing instruction.. Fha plIb-
Nc schools being closed from iaeh 81
fund.- 10 run them. throws 4 hexSv buB.
den on the other schools.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
nAnIora FoR rnIrAnp.

About i.iss.0oo ballots. each "a by 20
inchea viii BE- printed by the election
ccmmissioI r. for Chicago "a the fall
election. Although there Will be no
more than teo.Oco registered voters, II
anywhere Near that many, the excess
II required BY statute 40 that no voter.
owing 90 the accidental or designed
lose Of a package. need be deprived OF
he prerogative AZ a free man. 20 mark
and deposlt his ballot
The chicag0 News says that stacked
one upon anOthsr IN a t0werlike pile.
without wrappers. the i.i2s,Ooo ballots
would reach 90 feet IN the air, an al
titude ioftier than the topniOss peak OF
the pyramidu. ana almost - great as
that Of the Washington monument,
The ballots are folded IN half when
PLACED IN tha packages prepared for
ths judges and clerks. Each package
viii have 100 ballots IN Il. and the n,
80 packhees stacked one upon another
weuid extend 1900 feet high.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06

Hon. Il. n. Cairen. who this week re-
turned from an eastern trip OF two
months feels certain that President
SIC Kinley will be reelected IN Nove,a-
hes, lie says that the talk Of aensa-
tional journals such az the Rocky
Mountain News that states like illi-
noiss Michigan. Wisconsin. Ohio or
New York are doubtful. IL without any
foundation Of fact. Indiana IL the on
" state about which there might have
been some doubt a few weeks ago. but
even that state can be counted AZ sol-
idly republican now. The democrats
"a the central states have dropped all
taik about the expansion issue. No one
took u seriously and the democrats are
harplng on the trust question instead,
bus without making any appreciablal
impression upon tho voters. The re-
publican party 10 not afraid 10 meet
them on that question. Tor whlio Il does
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
BLAND nREvITIns.
Siaioh % l.iteresting Paragraphs Gated
Prem the Herald.

Hatch &c lAteresting Paragraphs Gated
Prem the Herald.
Charles J. Hutchison, OF Coluqbla
city, Wash, IL az Bland on a visit 20
his brother. n. A. Hutohison. an en-
ploye AZ the Albemarle. The visitor
has just returned from the Kl0ndike.
George &. Smith and Phillip J. Barber
are the Bland delegates 20 the repub-
iican equity convention.
Mrs. wooier has gone 10 Woodbury.
and opened up a restaurant. She form
erly conducted boarding house near
tho air compressor plant above Bland.
Prank Blake. who recently opened up
meat market Ia Bland. has sold his
stock and fixtures 10 "A. n. Reed. and
will hereafter devote his entire etten-
ton to his cattle ranch Ia the Vale
Grance.
v. V. Clark has resigned a. admin
iatrator Of the estate OF III. u. Van
Allen, Decreased. and Melville IL. Sum
ruera, son OF Probate Clerk Summers.
appointed instead.
Albemarle h booming. Thirty new
men have gone TO work Ia the mine the
past Jew days.
Mrs. s. n. Muliigan returned on
TUESDAY from the Albuquerque fair
and carnival. A she stepped from g
street car she unfortunately sprained
her ankle and a. a reault IL compelled
10 use Grctehea.
Hon. w. -. chllders was Ia Abe
marie a short time last week on legal
business In the interests % the Cochltl
Gold Mining company.
Walter Benham Il reported seriously
M with typhoid fever at the home OF
his parents In Media Dia canyon.
Mrs. VIII Menta writes that she ex.
poets to start for her home IN New
Mexico.
Miss Mai sebben. who acted a. one
% the four maids GO honor 10 the queen
Of the carnival In Albuquerque. haa
returned 90 her home In Bland.
VIM. Harwood. formerly employed IN
the railroad shopA at Albuquerque
came CD 10 this district last Friday
aud accepted a position In the black
smith shop az Albemarle.
w. l.. Trfmble. one Of the energetic
proprietors OF the stage and freight
line between this place and Thornton
transacted business here on Wcdnea.
day last. His company. which haR the
contract for hauling the machinery
from Ortiz to the san Pedro smelter. Il
making splendid progress in the work
AID as only Ave more carloads remain
on the switch. Il IL probable the com
pany will complete its contract In a
short time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
GRAND JURY REPORT.
The JRry Discharged Yesterday On Making
Report 90 Jadge Crunipacksr.

The Jpry Discharged Yesterday on Making
Report 10 Jadge Crumpacker.
TO the Honorable Jonathan w. crum-
packer, Associate Justice OF the SUI
prcme Court OF the Territory OF New
Mexico. and Judge OF the second
Judicial district Thereof.
The grand jury OF Bernalillo county.
sitting within and for the said coun-
IS in said territory. az the September
term OF the district court held therein,
would respectfully report as follows.
We have been IN continuous session
Tor one week and have investigated all
eases Of which any OF us have had
personal knowledge or which have been
by any one called 70 our attention. and
return herewith twenty-five true and
ten Ignored bills az the result OF such
investigation.
Committees were appointed by the
foreman of thla jury 20 investigate the
various county offices and the manner
IN which the duties % the officers OF
said county have been discharged. and
We are pleased to report that we have
found ali property belonging to the
county Ia good order ana condition. and
the officers all dlscharglng their duties
we'll and effectively,
The jury has determined, from an
examination Of two persons confined
IN the county Jail who have been adj
Judged insane, that they have been so
nearly cured that Il would be advisable
TO diacharge them from custody. and
We would therefore recommend that
Merritt Garter and Samuel k0hcn Ne
discharged from custody.
We desire 20 thank this honorable
court and all the court officials for the
assistance they have rendered us In
promptly disposlng of the public busl-
ness.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
NJ PAso's cARNIvAI.
~ Il sure oo This Tias-- Every body Fia-
ally Interested.


III sholy do move"--not the sun. but
NJ Pesos Mldwlnger Carnival aplrfl.
II has captured the town and even
bcbloa are learning 10 lisp che slogan.
1--WE Win"
Yca.srday. we Will" was the pop
ular aala,atlOn which friends shouted
70 each other ON thu streets and In a
few days Il will be on eyerybodys lips.
MeesrE, krakauer. Fork a Aoys and
/. Biumenthai are having We Will
El Pass. 1901" stamped on every box
or package OF goods they ship out OF
El Paa1
Dr. stark opened Carnival hcadquar-
terJ In the sheldon yesterday and
placed Mr. Layton. an active young
newspaper man. la charge as aecre-
tary. Furniture for these quarters was
loaned the carnival committee by ~.
u. Welch.
THE FIRST BUTTON.
s. a.. Newman called "a the Times
Office last night and deposited with the
carnival editor a b.g American silver
dollar In payment Cor the first carnl-
val button 10 be sold.
II would Suggest, Aaid Ar, New
man. that you have the first button
branded with q little gold band and
promise 10 rRfiie Il on for not less than
500. In this way che hrst button can
be made 10 ret the carnival committee
a; least ti0i. No doubt one OF cur
jewelers. would be pleased to furnish a
neat gold band Tor the button, After
buying and railing the first button 1
would. % course. buy another Tor my
own use"
BY depoaltinE his coin Ar Newman
certainly 10 entitled to the frs, g,'tton.
especially as u Il his lntcntiar - raj
ne Il for the benefit OF the carnival
The buttons were ordered by wire
nom a New York house yesterday and
some o. thom will be here within ak
daya-El Pas0 Times.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
DoNA ANA COUNT
GALLUP EL0PERS.
The Carbon City Furnishes Another
Sensation.
THE wHALEE CASE RECALLED.

A coal miner from Gallup. named J..
A Hamilton. hunted up Marshal Nc
Miilin this morning and asked mis- Of
ftial assistance IN finding HE wife.
whom ne suspected of being in the
city with one a. J. Martin. Hamilton
was Ia town fair week and on his re-
turn home found ais wife absent. In
one OF the Albuquerque daily papers OF
the 26th he saw In the hotel list the
names OF A. ]. Martin and wife as be-
ing registered az a hotel here. lie at
once came 60 this city and with the
marshal called az the hotel early this
morning ana found the man Martin
and Mrs. Hamilton occupying one
room The guilty parties we're placed
under arrest and locked up al the city
laii. Later on the marshal turned the
couple over 10 the United States au-
thoritles TO be prosecuted under the
provisions OF the Bdmunds act.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
RKrunLIcAN pELEaArE.

u IL OF the utmost Importance that
New Mexico elects a republican dele
gate At the November election. The
standard bearer Of che party will be
usmed az santa Re next Wednesday.
ana EAether Il shall be Hubbell,
Prince. Catnon. Garrett. or come ona
else Il behoovea the people 10 rally %
MS support and elect him BY a good
majority. Il 10 aimost absolutely GER
tain that Mckinley will % reelected
ana mat the republicans will control
congress- A republican delegate can
do business with a republican admins
tration. II Il almost certain that state
hood viii be given the territory within
ths neat two years. This can BE- made
more certain by me election OF a re-
publican delegate 10 congress.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06

valIda,ine the transfer ana Eiyihs ere
stliweil road the riRht 20 build through
tho states of chihuahua and slnaioa
90 the Pacino AZ Port suiwell tTopo-
iobampo)
The concession carries with n a
cash subsidy Of from $4,000 20 tis00o
per k.lometer. which II approximately
fye-cighths O. a mile. The total sub.
sldy will amount 10 about 1900. 900 A
concession with no subsidy clause had
already been obtained for a road from
Preside. on the United states border,
90 chihuahua. 20 that there seems 60
remain no obstacle TO the speedy con-
structi0n OF the road. which will con-
meet Kansas city directly with enc Pa.
enc. Construction work IL actively
progressing on the road IN Oklahoma
and Texas. and engineering parties are
az work IN Kansas and Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06

w. J. Slaughter. santa re CORE
spondsnt OF the Albuquerque Ameri-
can. was very favorably impraaaaa
With the territorial fair end sets forSh
h's impressions IN the following Ian
suaES' 1T Is my impression that the
carnival was a decided success. There
we're many features Of interest. The
parade was simply grand. and could
not he surpassed BY any city the siEe
Of Albuquerque, or. for that matter. BY
many cities OF larger size"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06

ceeding seems eminentiy seaside and
prcvident. A man who knows that he
o. liable 10 be- drawn into sltaations
81 erenes % dlnlcuity In which ~ viii
NEED all his mental powers and m
whleh he must krfp hia vita about him
10 The utmost. does a wise thing IN
making an open and dednlts resolve
that he vii not DO anything that can
even threaten the absolutely necessary
faculty 81 self possession, self poiee.
SELF control
II may b. made a question whether
a period Of labor dispute u the only
time when a man needs full control OF
all his powers all his thought and rea-
aoninG.
And also whether the wisdom ana
good sense OF such a proceeding muet
b. taken ne applying altogether 20 cost
miners or to ponnsyivanlans. W
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
a suIIwsli wia..

=. a.. sulweifa new road.-the Kan
6As Guy. Mexico a Oriens--il II said
has az last secured the concession from
the Mexican Eovernmant which was
needed 10 make the scheme a success.
This concession 10 one that was grants
81 originally 10 the Chihuahua A Pa
cine railroad, which operates q line
from Chihuahua 10 Conception
This road decided not 10 avail Itself
% the concession ana surrendered u
% the stilwell road II was not exagt-
ly what the sillWell people wanted.
how ever ana the transfer was made
constitutional on the amendment %
the constitution By The government.
This amendment has just bson made.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06

Twenty Apache warriors will pitch
their tents In CITY park next Saturday.
They are from New Mexico and are
brought here BY the park board,
through C. 70 Ward. who was sent ~
the board to the New Mexico reserva-
ton - bring the Indians here. Thsy
viii set up "a indian village and VIII
give exhibitions W their native customs
and hold foot racsS, horse races. hEhts
and dances. There wl!l be an Indian
band IN performances will be- free TO
the public.--Denyer Republican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06

Joseph Drowner. the man who was
shot IN the leg while attempting 20
burglarlEe the house OF Mrs. Pettus. on
South First street. Monday morning
September 2ith, and who has been con-
hned In the county jan since then,
under medical treatment. his right leg
being broken could not let well enough
alone, butkept tampering with the
bondages until the limb became % In
famed and dangerous that II vas found
necessary 20 amputate Il to-day. AZ the
knee. Dra. pcarce and Haynes per-
formed the operation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
nuMANE SOCIETY.
nffsrt Made 10 OrEaniEe nraneh Last Night
Another Meeting fs-Nisht

Inert Made 60 OrganiEe nraneh Last Night
Another Meeting To-Nisht.
The call for a meeting at the city
building last night for tie purpose OF
forming a local Humane society. which
will be a branch OF the national body.
was responded 10 by a number Of clti-
zens The absence OF ladies' was much
regretted az Il was Intended that they
should be given the opportunity TO as
sist ia a work for which they are 80
specially fitted. and in which they have
10 mach sympainy. and from now on
AZ Il particularly requested that the
ladies' attend the meetings and take an
active part In the organization. Prof
Hickey was selected aa chairman, and
Felix Lester. secretary. % the meet
iEx last night, and a committee OF Ave
was appointed 10 draft a constitution
and bylaws ana 20 take the necessary
legal steps TO incorporate. The co,a-
mlttee consists of Mayor Marion, Mira
q. r.. Wilson. NJ. u. Hickey. Felix Les
ter and s. Burkhart MIR. O'Hanlon,
the representative OF the national or
ganlkatlOn. addressed the meeting. ex-
planning the objects and aims OF the
society and his remarks were Endorsed
IN full II was decided 20 hold another
meeting at One. ana tonight was Sc
lected-ehe place OF meeting 10 be the
High school building Every person in
terested In this movement II iny aed 20
attend and n Ia hoped there will be a
large attendance. particularly OF ladies'.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06

The following republican delegates Of
Bernaliilo county left this morning for
Santa Pc. where the territorial conven-
ton will convene tomorrow Hon. F..
A. Hubbei. Alexandra sandoval, n. A..
Flnical, q. y. Albright p. A. Miera.
J. 81. sandOval. A. A. Keen. j. NJ. 0rif-
IN. II 3. Rodey, H. r. Lee. Nicolas
Herrera. AZ Thornton they we're ioined
by .S,il. }, Barber and Marcehao Baca,
two other delegates. the former from
BLAND and the latter from Pena Blanca.
Thos. =. Hubbell and Thos Hughes.
also members OF the Tiernalllo county
delegation, went up TO santa Ne yes
terday morning.
The Socorro county delegation were
also on the train this morning en- route
60 Santa Ne.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
ArroHNKr mEAoooK sIuooKn.
hsfussd ~ furn over Money Collsoted fsr
Client and Has Hls Moss uroksn

hSfussd 10 furn over Money Collected fsr
aCiient and Has nis Noss nroken.
Tue lelgeF Cafe corner wac che scene
az short bat fierce night this after
noon about o'clock the parties par
tiolpatinE being one. Charles P0lti, and
Attorney w. G. Heaoock. AZ q result
OF che meeting AR. lIeaoock had his
Eose broker and was otherwise cOnaid-
er4ely damaged. The gause OF the
sraeAs waa that Poltl charged the at
torney VITA retaining the sum Of ga26
sStured BY him from the Crescent Coal
company In settlement Of q claim Pol.
q had against the company The
money wee placed in Heaoock's hands
~ foius attorney, and ne refused 20
turn u over, hence the nshi Polel was
arrested and put uAdsF peace bonda
although HeaoOck asa not ole . com
plaint against HIN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06

Chicago. IN. Oct s.--Cattie-Receipt
1000. Marget. generally steady. Good
TO choice steers, t5.ttG5.s5; poor 70
medium. N5095t0, stookers and feed.
orH t25o9tto. COWS. t2.f5QA25. heif-
era. S2ss05.0o. Gamers. s2oGUs So;
bulls. t2.ISdt5o; calves NO0Qec0: fed
Steers. ts.i00t9Oi Texas gressers. t526
90 90. Texas bulls. g. ioas2s.
sheep--Receipta 1900 Choice sheep
steady; others weak; choice lambs
about steady; other iOc lower. Good
TO choice wethers. tsSO042O. fair 20
choice mixed, ts.600sSO. western sheep
sso0at20; Texans. o. B0Gs50: native
lambs tts5Qsso. western lambs. ttte
$50
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06

Kansas city. do. Oct. a.--Cattle.--
Receipts 1900. Market steady. Ma
tive steers titO9665i Texas steers.
t2S0uAeb. Texas COWS si.pO0S28. MS
tive COWS and heifcrs. ti2BQAsO; stock.
eis and feeders t2O0Qtto: bulls. t22s
case.
calves-Reccipts 500 Market steady
AT n2saseo
Sheep 1900 Market steady.
Lambs, tAe00s.ab; mutton. ts.00daso
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
SMOOTH nAIKEE

al samee Weitcan Man" ssips out Leav-
Ing Creditors So sauFa.
THE Railroad Restaurant" on Rail-
road avenue. was closed by the sheriff
thin morning, ana custodian was
placed IN charge. Several attachments
were issued by local firms. the Bian-
chard Meat and supply company,
schwartzman a with, and J. /. Bell
a Co. being among those caught for
considerable amounts The cause OF
closing was to a certain extent on ac-
count OF the proprietor. Hat Kee. who
has skipped out ana left the establish
ment In debt. Later IN tie day. a CHI
Nc man by the name of Fook Lee was
put In charge % tne place. which IL
running as usual
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
DRUMMER TAXED ANN CRY suKD

Travelling Man Esnhs New wriskis. hut
Proves Equal "a It.
Some time ago the iowa OF Roswell.
n NJ hit ON the plan OF ievying a tax
on all drammers who visited for the
purpose OF soliciting orders. The idea
was carried out. and Roswell sat down
and waited for n victim. A. Allen, who
travels for Chicago shirt firm. ar
rived soon after and was informed OF
this ordinance. Being u strong single
tDxer. he refused and was arrested. on
payment % a 1le he was released ana
al cnee instituted suit against the city
for false imprisonment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06

talk Vie injuries were internal. there
being merely q bruised place on bic
side The name % the deceased IL said
10 be Andres Turs, and hla residence
IL given on Fifth street Apparently he
was a man Of 40 or % years Of age..-Ei
paao News
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
sIrIpPTNG ORE.

General Manager W. c. wynkoop OF
the coohiti Reduction and Improve
mens company. employed several min
ers during the week and put them TO
work in the Good Hope mine In Pine
canyon. This property which was pur-
chased by the company couple of
weeks ago from John Spears. OF GAL
lup, has undergone considerable
amount OF development work, and a
large body OF quartz IL opened which
assays high in gold and silver. The ore
IL now being extracted from the mine
ana hauled by a train of burrOa 20 a
vacant building In Bland preparatory
TO shipment % the ameiterA. Pedro
Virencuello has secured the contract
foe hauling ths ore over the trail to the
wagon road.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06

Ladies' and Gentlemen:
Fellow catiaens--F'or the welfare OF
our city and the moral and Industrial
advancement Of New Mexico. we urge
and request your attendance at the
meeting this evening At the Central
school at 8 o'clock. Respectfully.
N. a. HICKEY,
o. N, afARRoN,
FELIX LESTER.
y. BURRHART.
AIRS. o. n WILSON,
Committee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
TonrIrIrp ron pIrrIcrLrr

IN a church az Pittson Sunday. i.sOo
msn Nh0 are Engaged In the coal strike
to0a ne pledge u total abstinencs
from ths use o. intoxicatinK liquors
during the continuance Of the strike,
snc IN a church a. wnkssberre 80
ulsr took The same piedgs, suep 4 pro-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
lost TWELVE ~ Guar.

Terrible Family Deplr,ioR Made BY Gal
weston fiood.
Among the greatest sufferers from
the Galveston hood In New Mexico IL
Mrs. J. \. Crozler. the wife OF a prom
inent merchant OF Carlsbad. No less
than twelve % her immediate relatives
met their death In the disaster and
seven others had miraculous escapes
Among the dead are her mother, two
brothers and sister-in-law with two
children. one sister and her husband
and three children
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
TwO Accident.
One OF which Was Fatal aud the other
hay Prove ~.

A MeHican claiming 20 have been
struck By r. &P, train yesterday.
was brought In BY the delayed q. ~,
yesterday afternoon. and cent % the
Hotel Oieu. From the noise he made Il
vi an net IA be- supposed that his inJur-
lee were very great.
Near Alf1ifa siding this morning. en-
Elne sii, pulling a freight. struck a
Mexican walking on the track and
hurt him 20 seriously that he cied
SHORTLY after being brought 70 the city
on the same train By which he was
struck. lie was unconlrlouE on reach
ms the olt". bue seemed dsSinoiined %