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ALHUQl'liUQUK, NliW MKXICO, SATURDAY, APRIL 'Jfi, IMS)
NUMMIiU 17.
TKI.:UKAI,.
Washington, April 'JJ. -Thn weather
crop bulletin snys: Heeding lutn been m
lerrtiptcd aomoahut in thn spring wheat
rrginiis of Duknlu iiml .Miniioroln, hut
tin itrtiund In rcKirtod iti excellent con
Uitloii, Crop conditions mo greatly iiu
proved In tlin Ohln nnil Miiutiasippi vul
ifj. wmii i ii u mum uitvii liei.lt'll
ork 111 Nebraska nnd Miaaotiri, where
It I n rruHi nre from two to four week
Bate. Tim condition, nro unproved in
plictngnn nml Wiactinain, although tho
flip i Into owing to rnln. In Iowa 8)
prrfntof the small grnliiH Imvn been
tee.l), nml In Ivunaus dm full greatly
lni'llttiil nil cropa.
On thn north PuciHc o.iiat tint wonth
!r wu favorable Full wheal ih report
si growing rnpnlly. Spring wheat m up
mil fruit Ih hi full liLa-eoni. All rmu
ml htiK'ltH pnuiiiHo ii ii it h it til I y vs oil. In
(tin Hatirnnieiito vnltoy tlio warm, mm
tuny weather Ih much needed, (iriiiu
In injiiri'il in aoine section liy tho lift
iiiii lly, but other crops nro excellent.
In thn Sonoma vnllcy t ho llnrtlott pear
inin) Ik injured hy blight, uiileHi mm.
Ltiino nml nun ptcvotit. In th Sun Jon
.pun vulloy tho grain prospecte nro reiit
Ijr improved. All en (. nro backward
on account of cool, cloudy weather, hut
tlio outlook in generally gwal. I u aouth
srn California cool, cloudy weather is
unfavorable for fruit, hut ruin Iiiih bene
litied tho grain nnil hny.
An Important Meeting.
Madrid. April .-Thw reciprocity
ixmvcntion hotweeu Spain and tho I'm
ted States, aa drafted hy Premier Cmio
run IM Oiatillu, representing Hp iiii, nml
0, W. Foster, representing tlio I'niled
atnto. Un tho reciprocity section of
tho new Anioricnn lnnT Inw. In return
for tlio froo entry of tho United Hlntea
for Autillo aiignm, mohiaHoa, coffee uud
aides, mid ii reduction of the duty on to:i,
America will obtain exemption from
Jutioson iiiixit of her raw nml manufac
tured prtalucta mid n reduction of thn
Uriff on coroida ami Hour.
llio negotiations were protracted up
on tlio question of tho entiro abolition of
the tariff on cereals. Hour mid oils, in
rludiug potioloiuu and lard. Tho amno
pjnalinn in regard to tobacco uh ulao
rsia.-d, hul not fotuiiiK within tho oeop
jf tlio third Heotion of tho AnioriuHii
lirilT law wui put umdo. Proiuior Cmio
(MotTortHl protrautiKl nmiRtmioo to tho
abolition of tho tMtilf on Hour.
Il.ircoloiin mid HmitiaKo Irndorn who
fern
liirK'vly ItitorivliMl in Hour fchipmeiila
vntod onorci'tli! lltotOMU Wllll-ll furli.
1"
lrd tlio ininiHter in lna indiHpotntion to
ircmlit to tlm American prouofahi.
Kvontunlly roprcwntationa that Amor
caii rtHiiiiroi'ity would 1h ltnKwil)le
nritlidiit tho frt'o ndiuntaioii of Atuoriuan
xrtn) imiucwl I'rtmiior Canovaa to iim.
wot to audi a rodiiolion of tho tnritT m
(ill pliu-o nil American Hour upon near
; eual footing with Spanuh Hour.
Smitmnlor morehuntH dpclnro that
ikinir into (MitiHidoration tho coat o.
THnap irtntiou of coroal jfrmn. of which
lif hulk jjoih to tho Antillo, Aiuerican
lmir will crurh out tho Spauiah product
n ttn Hpimiuli Vot Indiea.
Mlerk UotiMl Irrt-ttularillrx.
Sun Frnm.'ini'), April iEI. Attorney
5'norid Hurt has liejjun proroodinoa
iaiimt tho Hhu FrnnciKM puliho stock
nctiiinue, m whiiih hoimkH that tho cor
?initum ho dnjolnod from iloinj; hui
mid that ita motive in iIoIdk huei-ie-w
m decreet! illfjriil and in violation
)f tlio law. He oaka that ita charter 10
WftMteil.
Tho romplnint not a forth that tlio modo
'f eoiuluctini; Iho htiaintai la in viola
uii of tho penal code of tlioitateot
lifornia mid in violutioii of tho lawa of
Instate of California audthoord.umicf a
'f tho city and county of Han Frunciaco
nfiuiHt ooodurtlnK loilcriM,Rambllo in
my kMtuoa of clmnco, and therefore il
real uud nniiiMt palilio polioy.
t'rnutlHlrnl MnaisrlrriBK.
St. Paul, April lil-Tho n-port of tho
nk oxmninfr on the affaire of tho
Wrican lluildintr mid Ian Aiocia.
ion hlimv that forfoitid atook baa lxen
J by a mxjnri!)' of tho dlreutora to
"fir friend or triuUd omployM at a
loniinul Huure. That purchaaora In
win iiiaiaiicca had the numerical
'mount uf fortltlentoa relucod in the
lumber of Hliarea, o no further pay
ueuta would be uoccxrnry, and thou Ur
uel from tho aaaoviatiou of atock ao
edui. tliriHiqunrtoraof the loan fund
"labliriK thtui thereby to K't more mon
')' from tho ruMoclalion than required to
mrctmae the .tock
Waaiass.eee (or Hand.
Chicago, April 'il-William C. Btone
k out an accident lloy in the Tfav
Inrs' IVefarrcU Accident Association of
'"U-aso laal Decomber. He ia a lite
ck dealer In Tesaa. Nine daya after
received Ida policy he fell from a
rain aa In waa paajing from ono ear to
"other. The whetla passed orer oue of
hanJa, which hJ to be nmputatoJ.
'one immediately appllea to? tho in-tomnlty-rjoo-para
by tbeusxiat!on
itually in audi caaee. Ilut ao objection
!il!.-?ilMH,. 11 WIU clairaod that the
'ley for a live atock dealer did not
?.,.. trve,"' r rail, and Htone'a op.
iitation waaiunored. He la now aulnif
,uZTH"t,on wAMdBi In the
'uPerior court.
wreooe, Ku, April iM A few
'Mk aw LUxl0 Chltwood. 19joara of
e, eatfle here from KnosTllIe, Teon.,
talUte L,ur aha went t o Jet
oacouaty to visit aa aunt who llrra
tbtowaotaBtrr. Lut wkhe
wan arriwtnl by a conalabln on word
flora Knoxvlllo, charRlnu her with atoal
inK&aX) from a hntol at which alio work
ed, llin eoimtahlo, who i a hntol
ltoeKr, kept her locked in a room for
lour tlnva anil, it ia claimed, did not
allow her tho p'ivilruri nor nccommiKla-
lioim grunted in n jull.
llio iieiuhhtira heard of it, oruanitod
n moli of l.V) and Wtlnoadny at mid
infill reociioil her and took her to hvr
n u ii I 'k, eiiyititf tho Tonueo, o Ulcer a
could huvo her when they arnwd, but
demmidod Unit alio ho troaUd decently.
An olllcor nrrivwl yratcrday with a
roouiaition mid took her home. Her
lory m lluil ayotiutt man to whom nlie
wan enunueii nioln tlio money and then
deeojeil her away to throw auapiuion on
her. He Iiiih Im-on nrn-Mod at Ktinxvillo.
The Couiilrrrell Two Itollnr llllln.
WmhliiKto,!, I). C, April '.M Only n
p'ipor exMrt can detect the dilToreiuM
linlweii tho uenulnn two dollar ilvor
certificate iMMUed by tho Kiivornmeiit
mid tho HpurlotiH oii.'h with which the
country ih InWnK Hooded. Tho uioki ex
oft enrfriivera of tho bureau of eiitfruv
iiii.' and priutiuir, nflor apondluir tinurn
mul iIiijh in a moat lnlniito exmiiinntiiiu
of tho two nolea, havo roHirle.l that, ao
fir iih the enKravinir ia eoncornetl, there
ih not tho Hlliihtoat dilTorenco In'tweon
them, oven t . a dot aa lari aa a pln'a
head. Tho paper of tho counterfeit,
n.omiver, ih ho olooo an npproiich to that
of tho genuine hilU that It reijliireH con
aiilerahln exmninatioii to iletocl tho dif
fereiico.
'ra)' d'ave Otrllrr.
I'Vw people hereiilMiiitH know of the
cxiHteuco of a crazy envo dweller, named
Jauu, who Iiiih for Ilia eomiinniou a
Kii.il, and Uvea in a tlur out on tho Mex
icanaido about throe milea up tbu river,
aaya the Kl Pnwi Tribuno. Tho cavo
in which the hermit makea Iiih homo
whm viHittsl oterdiiy nfternoon by a few
M-iiple, but they wore not aucfofaful in
Kottiiitf mi interview with Km HlranKe oc-
unpatit. Jauu ih it Mexican and ia con.
xiilored harinleaaly inamie. Ho iH very
aeldoni kvii by anyUKly. 'Ilio cavo ih
opKxiito Foil IIIihs and Kh occupanla
nre tho hermit and lila put oat. Accord
Itlkf (0 ilHUIl'ri Hllltemont ho wnw mimn
coaohinnu for a wealtfiv family in tho
lily of Mexico, utui Iiiih wandered about
the country over hiiico Iiih liliicharKe,
which occurred boiiio yeara iilm. Ho
makoHu livmc by Kalheriiijj ruota and
herbH and llin thorn to n linn in Chi
Illinium. 11 is primitive habitation ih
idhiut ton fot t Hijuaro and lite foot In
lieli'lit, nml itM only contonta nro un old
dry kixmIs oox, a couplo of blankota ami
the KotilH atraw bed. 'ITio cookinir ia
done on thn outaide, aa ia cualomary
with itinerants. Ho haw an halluolna
tion that ho ia Koini; to bo killet by von
doo neroee, mid when ho ecH a nero
ho coiiHnra hitielf in hia ahabby alxxlo
uud ilooa not venture in tho open air for
liourH. Ilia caao ia ono for HutiliuuH
writura.
An Appropriate Ofrrrlna;.
The Miaaion of All Bainta (Kpiacopnl)
oatabliahed in Treacott, mid at premmt
umlcr tho char of Ilor. B. V. Meutioy,
waa the recipiout yealarday of u hiiml
aomo communion service, tho (jift of
Chi f Juatico and Mra.Ooodinjr, ao a ell
known In thia oommuiiity.aud ao deerv
edly topular with our cititena. It waa
proouled aa a memorial to the mother
of Jude Uoodiui;, and ono of the piecea
bonra an appropriate imcription in coni
memoration of that eatlmable lady. Ttio
nervico oonatata of a larue IUon, two
chalicea, and a pnton all of n beautiful
iloritrn and rich workmauahip. At yea
torclay inorninK'a aervioe they were ar
ranuwl uimiii tho 'ro table of the altnr,
and Ilev. K. V. Meaney made an nunounc
meiil to tho oonjrrctfRtlon, calling atteti
tion to the eacrod veenela, and making
known the namra of thn donnra to whom
All Hainta Miaaion ia iudebted for thia
moat noeaaarv addition to their altar re
ijuiremunta. They wer InteudiNi aa an
Easter ofTorinir, and thia ia expretwed in
the retuiiite Inacription that ornainenta
the tlaiton. Toe oonureRation dealre to
expreaa their eincere thaRka to the Ren
nroua and thoughtful Rivera.
The above item ia a clipping from the
l'reeoott Courier. Ilcv. Meauey, who Ih
now locntinl at Preacott, waa for yeara
the distiruruiahod Kpiaoopal divine of
Hants F and ia therefore well-known
throughout the territory. He ia a preach
er who makoa frianda in whatever Held
ho may be I oca tod.
:karlr A. Uaaa.
When Charloa A. Dana, of the Hun, ia
in New York, ha goee to hia office every
day mid put In a kUft day 'a work, juat
im if he waao't 71 yoara old and a mil
lionaire. Ho ia a kindly, bruaiuo old fel
low, who boama upon iiveryUxiy through
hia bier, two-moon apectuclea, and bun
Ilea and buxzea about morn like a big
blue bottle Hy on a window pane than
tho traditional office cat. Hut when he
aeltlea himself at the buaineaa ear of In
a I'tioirrapber loadrd for a column or ao
of (ended brevier, the fur brfrina to lly m
arneat. It "a queer (hat a man who haa
more warm personal friend than any
other oditor in New York ahould also
have audi a boat uf biltor enemiea.
Probably the reaaon ia that tnuat of them
have never aeen him.
The aturm In Kanaia about April 1,
proved moredlaaatroua to atook than waa
Uenarnlly euppoaed. It ia taid that YV.
II. Hlauiihtor, who had oomo .TOO head
of a'eere on pasture In tho stato loat in
the neighborhood of M) head, and dome
other New Mexioo and Arizona atock
men Buffered fully aa heavy loaaeo. At
preaont tho weathar throughout that
atate la dailgbtful, and veffetation of all
kluda ia apriodiDir up rapidly. Altoeth
or pruapecta for crop and uraae never
looked brishtar at thia aaaaon, ami
everything auirura wall for tho preaeot
aonaon to wltnena a Rreat demand from
the feeder fur the good cattle of thl
aeottou.
ItAII.MOAO It.VTTI.I-.H.
Tho Fort Worth A Ulo (Jrnndo lul,
literiiiK a li.rKo nniounl of Mock rattle at
Fort Worth.
The .Santa I'o anl Ih rather loo buay
and imiay for romfnttalilo indulgence in
aieataa juat lit pteHonl.
The Hantn Fo company him imt ei
mnilo any moo toward ro inlabllHlinii
ita up town ollico in Stiuta I'o.
Tho now eiiumo for the l'reacott A
Arizona Central road (Wilhum N. Ktllyi
weiuliH U'.i.MK) kjuihIh, without conl or
water.
In the recent rinlrnail wreck on iho
Lake .Shore road, near Clovolaud. lni,
two enuiniwrn mid aix poxtnl route clcrkii
wore killed.
The Atlantic .V I'iiciIIc ih .loinc nn im
iiittimi huHinoMi in fioiht triilllc. Hu
teen crown now run wtv-oon tliii city
nnil Wlualow. '
II. H. Nonce, who inaureA'rnilrond men.
repreHentltii the Travelera mid Im-aleil
ut Dent or, ih in the city, lie uill reiiiiuii
wveral ilnye.
YnrdmiiHler Senrn. uf the Santa l'e
ynrda, whm llnul thin mnriiirk' by diialieo
Dciiliiim fi'i ami coMts for oliHtruotlin' tho
alreelH with cure.
Hopo loduo No '.17, National AtHociu.
tion uf Miit'liiiiiat, will kivo iIm llri-t nn
mi ul ball nt the nnk m Kuton. MumIiiv
ovenim.. April H7th.
Mm, I!) nn and Mr. Martin, who have
been nl the Wniilaor for the pant fow
daya, left hu-t nij;lit for home. They mo
wived of iKipular ni'lrnuderii.
Five extrn freight crcwa hac Uen put
oil lietwrell tllH city ami Una Vcifiih.
There are now twenty -tlvo iiiHteml of
ninoteoi' crewa iih heretofure.
Conductor John llriidy, of the Atlan
tic .t I'ncillc, Iiiih relurued fiom llurlim.1
ton, where ho loul cone to nttcnil the
funeral of Iiih brother .Iikih'h.
It'iiiiliiiuater Inlin Coiiwn) ih kept Iniay
proteo intf tho Denver A Kin (inn, do
rmlroiul trin k from the Iuk'Ii wntera uf
the Niivnjn river in Km Arrilm count i.
.1. W. Nolo Hi, ellKilieer on the A. A I'.,
Ih huildiut; n now fmir room brick rexi
donee on hoilth Walter Htreet. on the
llik'liliiiiiln. which will coMt nUuit SliiO.
CIihh. HteveiiHou, one of the riatitn Fo
cmdiirtorH Utween thia city mid Lna
Vecaa, KhiK in tho hIio-- Inat iiikIiI and
Horimaun hud n lot of fun at (.'harlev'a
expuuao,
John Hlavin, who waa recentlv pro
moted to the ponitiou of travi'lint; pan
annKer nont Tor the Hiintn Fo, Iiiih In
oaUnl in Uonver, hia future head
quarters. Tho TomhMono I'roapector aaya: "Tho
faro for round trip ticketa from Tiiceou
to Albuquerque duriuu tho eiii'iuupment
next full will bo i?l.'i.7.". l'rom Helmut, it
will bo lear."
It waa rumored Hint tho Tvxna ,t I'n
cillc and Fjrt Worth A Denver were to
be consolidated. Thin cannot U legally
donn nnilor tho atato Iiiwh, aaya tho Fort
Worth (Jaztttto.
Ktophen NmiKhton, more frtiuently
oalled "(Sunny Kick Kiley," Iimh rolativea
in Sault Sto Mane. Mich., who would
like to hem from him. "(Sunny-Suck"
in Homewhoro n a xoctiou out on tho
Atlantic A Pacific.
Lnat nitfht a No. 4 from tho wchI. did
not arrive until about '.) o'clock thin
morning. Tho delay wuh cnuaed hy two
or three cars of a watr (rain ettiiiB olT
tho track at Aah Hill, a atation tin aide
of Uaralow. Tti-day'a No, !, alao from
the went, wuh delayed until .'1:1k) thin nf
ternoon. Doth traina wore uuido into
one nud proceed til on eaal.
The enterpriainc cltizoiiH of IWalur,
Texas, havo juat contracted with eioiUni
uapttaliala for tho building of a line of
railroad from that city to tho coal mice
at Uridgeport, twelve in ilex diatnnce
Decatur ptya the railroad compuiv a
ubaidy of fno.CXH) in real oatato nud ac
ouroa tho right of way. l'ho railroad
company i to complete tho ruad and put
tho oonl minea iu operation.
Conductor Himpaon, of Durango, mot
with a alight accident thut uiight of cool
him hi life. I'ter ho had paiucd
through tho paaaenger couch, collecting
tickota.hn triml the cloaot door and found
it locked, ami aubeeiiuently trying tlio
door nud atill Hndlng it locked he imjii-
cludeil that eomi one waa inaide trying
Ui ateal a ride. Ho made an atieiiipl to
are through the window from the out
aide, nml had no more than tuuug
around on the aide of tho car when the
train pawed a coal alinl. Ho waa atruck
on the aide by one of thn projecting tim
ber. Aiidn from aertotia limine he
thought no other iujurira were auatuitiod.
Monday the brakemenon tho coal runs
of tho Union Pacitlo ayatem, at Trinidad,
atruck fr un increase of pay. Tho runa
included in tho tie-up aro the Bopria,
Catakill and Chlooaa. The mni havo
tieen diaaatiallod for aome time with the
achedulo they havo boon receiving, which
they claim i amuller lhau other ruada
pay in tho aamu aervioe, and aubmitttxl
a acale to Trainmaator Frodoriuka on iaat
Huudny ami dvmandtd an uuawer by
Monday morning. The amwur waa not
fortboomiog and the men ref ued to take
their runa out. Tho brnkemen nn the
main line aro in aympalhy with tho
atriker and threaten to tie-up the roud
uuloaa their requeal ia complle-l with.
tub AunvqutiigiT
All that Fort Worth needa now la a
puab, J atari, to give ita growth an im-
pettu Sbat will carry the Jnrn City far
beyosd the moat aaogulna bupa uf her
people. "MoMy ih hard to get" la thn
nnawer Fort Worth haa forty citlena
who can get tho money to build a line
hotl nml contract the lbtiiiieriUi to
HprlugloH n, iiml thcae two enterpriaea
put on foot now nml aupplementing the
erection of tl. e Federal building anil city
hull ami iidilllinUN hlng mnilo to thn
pnekery would In the worlt. -(Siuetto.
If tlioae "fotty citiena" would tako n
j hi nt over the lino of thn AlliiiiUorUo
mul wo the rich mid iiingnillcent country
It pelieliatt", anil then vinlt the Iniatling
littlo iirtc'iiuu city, Spriiigtowu, tliey
would i.cetl no further cvlilotme iiIhiuI it
being 'i paying inveatuieiit. There would
b no waiting fur the country to e. llle
up, iih it would penelriitn a heavily opu
liiioil agti Mltiiral ilintricl, one renowned
for itn priitl.ictH mid livn t-tmiU A great
tncrt'iititlle trade would Im turned to
I'orl Worth, thouimiilH of I'lilee of cot
ton uoiiM l. mild to In r liuyera, her
packer) woiiltl ho fiirnialied with linn
tbcla of cnrloada of hogM ami cuttle mid
Itroiliice lililold alliplleil to her lillltketH.
Toih unnlil Ih the In-'hi roinl that ecr
left her ImiiI-TH. I'orl Worth Hliould not
ceaf worldiig until the Ailniiuriue
rearhiH Siiriiigtiotn. Spnngtown New
denier.
nn kimi t IV
II. (' Short, chief of traveling niulitorn
of the Snnta l'e hyatetii, liea liuiirtore at
lop li.i, ami W. II MutHoti, traveling au
ditor for the New Mexico mid Ulo '
lirunl ilivixioiit, urrivcd in tlio city hint
night, being iiL-compiiucd here by J. W.
Walker, the new Htatioii iigenl, vice .1.
W. I'uriiH Aortli who goen to Kl Pnao,
To tiny tli i 1 1 1 1 1 1 i r h it r it checking up at
the depot, ami iim noon iih the trnnafer ih
made, tin. i-titliou projicrly uriied oxer
to Mr. Walker, Mr. I'au aworth will go
to Iiih now ilclil nf .lot). The Albuquer
)ilo htntion Iiiih Ufii en tluctml in gootl
hhapo hy tin outgoing agent, Mr. Farnn
worth. A Jrrnt Nlrtkr.
Judge T'otnt.iu r t iri.c.l from tho
H'ltitb Uhh itiorniiig, liriiiguig with hhi,
muuploH of the nett htnke juat nmdclli
the lower tunnel of the Sleplionaon Hen
liett mini', Orgitu iiioiiiilain-i, anyit the
Now Mexican, The hwimi'iia hne been
iiliiiir.-l 1 1) a numher of mining men to
tin). Tli tunnel Ii ,h li.-en driven ncrot-a
the vein u:.i. h ci'liHtllUtet thia HOW tllld,
and tiie muii'Mil ctrnil; Ih felmiil to be
cigh- hi I wide. YcMctdny alulo work
ing on u Imi wuh thought to ho tho aide
wall the i m ii. rn broke thioiigh into a
Ilium o( galena, the Mi ne nod extent of
which ii iih yet uudeteriiiilltiL There i,
hiiAover, no iucHtmn but that the Htrille
ih one of the gra.ileet of tin. iiiuny rich
Htrikoa made in Now Mexuvt Huh upring.
AianyHHhow the twelve foot vein to run
twelve and a half outiuea in aiiver and
from III to Vi p r cent lead. Tho vein ia
impregnated with felilapnr and ih cjec
inll) viilunble an a Hiixiug ore. Uegulur
hhtpmonta of ore are iMitng mailo from
the K ephenHnn-liouiiett iroorty to tho
K Paao atueltera,
4'iittlna AITrny at t'rnlral.
OnTuiH.lay oveinng liiht ul (Vntrul,
in thiH county, M. lUihl, who ia uIhi
known by the cuphiinsntiH cognomen of
"Q" IS nml one Cbnpiii, a crpnter
etnployeil at Fort llayard, were drinking
together and nppurontl) friendly until
hoy entered Iho atoro of Julum Wellgo
hiiuaen, wln rn a iiiarrel ennied. followed
by a light in winch Chnpiu appea'cil to
bo getting the I c-t of if, until Kcdd
drow a hiiiiiII chirp knife and cut Chnpiu
aevoral timea i i Iho neck mill back.
Clinptn wie taken to tho hoapilal at
Fort llayard, where hia wouuila were
atteniletl to and ho ia now recovering.
Hixld wna aricaled mid held under
guard mil 1 1 Hot next day when he waa
committed to jml in thu city Silver
City Sent in.-1.
.XreUlcMit Itcri-tlllliiit Hint lna.
L'it Siitiirilny evening Lieut. I ieorgo
II. Diiiictn, of tlm '.lib Infantry, arrived
from Whipple Hurr.ick, uud with a r.on
coiutuiaiiiueil olllcer and a p'lvalo, e
tahhaheil a recruiting alatmn for In
diana. Ilia ptoiKMml to enliat a com
pany of Mohuvo lndlmia for tho l'nited
Statea aervioe, but whether tho long
haired, briMoh cluuted braven will
chiao to berime aoldiera, Ih rather
doubtful. If thoy knew they would ho
atalloued ill thia lieighborhooil, wo be
I lo. c they would enliat, bill when they
aro told they arn liable to be ordered to
Italy to light they don't aeem to reliah
Iho ulna.
Wn urn afraid thu now fnngled notion
of thn government will prove futile
Nvtdle Bye.
!ll cf Waler.
Since tho announceuiriit that artealmi
water aa irocurel in abundanco at a
depth of M ftet our auennng neighbor,
who ahould lay aaido their petty jeal
onalna it tit I work for the internal of the
entire valley, have had nothing to aay,
We have atill bolter uowt to announce.
Waierl lot of water! ia Howiug out r.t
the top three inch pip from the
nrlriiiiti! well of Capt, LfO, and the beau
ty of it ia that the other end of thn pipe
la only 151 fool In the ground. Bach
well put down allow a atronger How and
I procured at a ahallower depth than
auy of the former. We can aaaurn our
neighbora that our "indication" uf arte
ainti water nre favorable. Iloawell
lUcord,
After Buffering horribly for yaara from
aorofula in ita worat form, a young eon of
Mr. U. Ij. King, 700 Franklin at, llioh
mood, Va,, waa recently cured by theuae
of Ayer'a Haraaparilla. No other medl
cioo can approach this preparation aa a
cleanear of th blood.
HVIIIUt. MTtl.l, 0.
Trhililail A-lii-ill-rr A tll M.
Tho NKikc on the I'liion Pacillo Iiiih
now !( .iim go oral from l)ener to
Tex line, (riil yi'Hteriliiy not u train waa
aent out. except the regular pnawnger
traina, winch Hi" trtkera i.ny will not U
inlerferri tl with.
Yeaterdll) mnriiillg the i:iieiuien
worn in their iiIiicch. but there u iim no
work to do, im tho train men were not on
duty. They held a chuciih in tic morn
lug and one in the .iftcrnooti, w hen it
waa decided to rhy their canter in the
ring nml join the ptrikore, ami at :t
o'clock they j 1 1 1 1 work.
SuHriiiteinleiit lliwll wuh on the
ground and had a abort conference with
the Milker, lie waa told iu plain Inn
gunge that uuloen the branch run brake
men trre given what they ih'iimutlod n
more work vmild he iiot.o ninl that new
icon would not he cruiiltii t i go to
work. j
Only one umn. a Htrmigc r,oirorcl to go
to work, mid in iilxmt live iniiiiiteH aft -ho
uiinle hia npH.iirance at the yarila he
w aa mil) t'ti nnxi.'iia lo ecel( a job olae
where. The Uiya kept 1 1 Ih lint aa a roll
venir of Inn mil.
Superintendent Duncan came down
biat evening in a i-pecial cur, ami it waa
reported thai he waa bringing a gang of
ncalni with him to take Iho place of the
atrikera. A large delegation whh at tli
tlep.it, hut if any men came in they were
wain oul of right.
Tho men were quiet and orderly all
day, hut there wuh noticed a look of d,w
termination on tho fnccH of the men
which indicated that the) were Hi for a
prutruct!l light, if ticct-aaiiry, to gain
their tMiint.
IjLal.iveii iI..1....iioii .,r ,inU..
went oul to Chiooaii to ii.tercent .,
that waa auitl to h on their way hero to
go to work, and miluce them to return.
The inetl Mnv thin- will iirnl.u-l II lit Villi
patiy'a property ,f any attempt I made
to duetto) it
Hn jH-riii tention to Duncan mid litreotl
were mil .icivhhIiIo ,t evening mul
what coiirno they have determined on
they are keeping lo tl emaelvef. We
hincerely I.oh. thai they will tako a juat
view of the ninth r ami i ml the wtriki
at
an early hour thin morning.
KuHrillteliiletil HtMtell yeHtcn'liy lip
plitsl nt the tihetilT'H i. Illco for aeVetily
live depuliiw to protect thu property of
thn complins , hut aa there wuh no up
pnrcut need of protection the poao wna
not orgNined. Tint evident puriame waa
to lutimtilati. the ftrikoru and either
force them to go to work or aliauihui the
Held. There is no danger of violence.
ratal Cvlrtlun.
Pitlaburg, Penii., April HI. -A apecml
from I'nionti.w ii, I'euii., anyH: The facta
have been Iturn.-il t tint violence Iiiih
again ciiiisimI death in the coke rcgimiH
with tho result Hint troopH huvo been
callwl to the hcciic of tho tragedy and all
ia iu n fe'i"viit.
The I'nyettit coiiulv olllcera went to '
Otlditbtthia inoriiiiig'wheri. thev ,,M
two ev.clions after a great deal of tnui !
bio and oppohitton. The) were overpow
ero.l b) the rtr.l,.rti and driven away.
Keinfnrcisl by SbenlT McCornuick mul a
large force Ih- dcpulioa returui'd when a
pitched kittle took place Ix'tm-eil the
rlienlfii iHirixi mul about IWi lluiigariiina,
men and women. A llungarimi girl wuh
killed and othern injured, ainomr whom
1110 KCVl'Nll lIl'pUtl.-H.
- I
Tho bntlle ta'ciirreil mIkiiiI II o'clock
tli ih nfternoon while the mcmbera of
company C were luuchliig down nt the
Ixiiler Iioiihi'. Tim ilepiitleH were trying
to keep tho 1 1 una from carrying buck tlio
hoiiaehold goods winch had been thrown
mil of the hotiae in the forenoon. A big,
atrong Hun wna lighting with thn dupu
titsi, when Sheriff McCormaclt atartml to
nanirt thoiii. Tho Hun aaw him coming
and tried to alioot. Thn girl who wna
near waa a lover of tho big Hun ami waa
lighting for him with tho fenaiily of u
young lioneaa. Tho depot ira any that
thn plHtol went off in tho handa of the
Hun ami killed Inn aweetheart. If it had
not boeu Hint several of aim puny 0 had
ut that moment come every deputy
would douhtleiM hnveUstn injured if not
killed.
Sheliff McCortniick waa allot through
tho thumb by thu bullet that killed tho
girl.
Bvictiona will take place at Leith to
morrow iit.d trouble ia fenretl. About
IU0 Pinkertona arn alationwl at Ijeinou
ring, whero eighty lire men are nl work
in thn pit. Company C will remain at
Odcliilu to-night.
Dnputie Crawford and Kioto arrived
hero thia evening with three pritoriere
captured during the riot.
John Mnh Smi Yet Vouat.
Chicago, III., April 'Jt.-Allhough ho
dintipansl more than a week ago John
K. Fiib boa not yet communicated with
hia friend, and iiuthlng new haa boon
learned of hia present location. Il waa
reported to Mr. Fiah, Sr., Hint the young
man applied at a hotel a', Madiaon,
Wla , a week ago for a room, but could
not obtain uno on account of thu crowd,
ed condition of the houae, Th next
morning early he waa aeon in the Capitol
park. Further tracea of hia utovementa
nt Madiaon will Im aought.
The yaung man. who i the eon of
General Solicitor Kiih, of the Ht. Paul
rood, ia Ul years old and 0 feat 'i incheu
in height. Hn had been auffaring from
the Iu griptie, and It la behoved left th
oltywbilaina aetnl dalinou condition,
A Big Kallra4 Mfkraar.
Now York, April Ul.-Willlam Davla,
ganerel tuparioUndaat of lha Corpua
t'hriati A South American Uailwny com
pm y, winch ih coiiatructing a Itnnof rnil
roid from the Tinted SlatiH to Soutl
America, g voh n aumtiuir) of the work n
fur aa it haa gone, and nltxi ,,f ll. fntute
, I' the compmiy
Ho aaya. though little Ima hech Hind
nlhitit it to the public, the road it one i f
the greateat railroad building enter
piia.
The hue winch the complin) haa la.,
gun la to l. I.I.VI milea in length. Thlc
yeaiH are hi be taken in itn building
From .Vu i to ii,'i men will Im em
plo)cd i oiiiractH hne been made calling for
the completion of the n.inl from Cirpua
Inmtl to Hie l.'io (Untitle b) Sept I.
The line will i'mm the Iim (iralnle at
llrowiiaviilc, Ti-mih, and will run Hieii. e
to Tuvpan. fnun wlneh .nit a brunch
line will I. run to the fit) of Mexico.
I'Iih t: i it t ti line w nl continue from I'ux
p in h Mnniin' land and rcliumitep,c in
Mexico, th ti, (liiHteuiMlii. Snlwnlor,
Ni 'iiriigiiu. CnHta Ibeii ami I'litiinnn.
t'-onceain.iiiH ,ne been minle h) the
govermiieiitw of each c niitr) through
which It will p.'iMt ninl Hiilm iheH grmiteil
A Kiniiotr llin nltiK.
Poncr. April '.'I D,ii . CrewellV
big machine hIioh, lirn-i mul tyat foun
dry, aitiiated on the corner of Sixt..nth
ami make Htreeia, ih liunung mul will
i ,r.dmll I mplelely O.troy.l will, a
on-t of iiImiiiI ?1V1.ii
The lire darted in th.. center of
top Ho. r mul ia iipparentl) UmoiiiI
the
the
j control of the tire ilepnrtmeiit.
I The l iiliiiirl CoinlUK.
Colonel . II. Smith, one of H. promo
tern of a m-hemo to liu l.l irrigating
"'tclieain New Mexico, nud lliiuiicial
tlitchea in New Mexico, nud
for th" Kl n.K. lrrigat.i.ii
A
Colouiuilioii compmiy, ih otpi-clml here
to morrow. He in ,n Sanlu l'e, ami in tho
court. of a cuieraatioii at the NeMex
CHU ""I"""' .-'terpriKc.. of
in" i wiiipioi hi ..mi, iiioxit'o. o iih lei.rii
ctl Hint they urn nn1 prepare! to go
right nhead mul pinh work, tliero being
plenty of iiuuie) in t'ie treasury with
which to do this. The tlrrt nonatructioii
" """'' l,lu .Miii.oreH M.iiey,
miiiiii i oiiiii;, iioweier, iih inere are vet
Home iletnila coiiiiected with thn Central
, Km (Jramle valley enterprise, audi im m
onring certain deedH ami other evidence
of tit'e, whic'i iiuiHt 1st nttcliihsl to bo
fore active work can begin on thedildiea
,iin I Htoriige r MervoirH. TIhh company
has Ims-ii completely reorgatned of late,
hii)h Ci.pt. Smith, and aeveral objci-lion-Illiie
plirtli-H heretofore connrctt'd with it
I are no longer "in it." Tho compucy iu
j now iu tho control of MiiheiicliUFOtts and
I .Maine capitnliHtH who appreciate the liu
portmicoof eatiihliahing irrigation and
cilotiiznli.iu uiuicrtiikiiigH in New Mex
leu. uud have the courage mul the Ilium-
cuu uncKing iieeeHsnrv to curry them out. ;
The t. ernur'x. j
Thu followii g is (iov. Pruic'a mldrera
lo ' "'tlen! Ilurrinon when the preauleli
tml train reached D mg: '
" V ' r'"UH''1 "" 1 '"tiido wo en
ii-ii-n me i uiiiiiieii i i ., oicxico. ami i 1
wish on helm f i f u of our ti.ot.ie to v
, pre.H our high griitrticution at y ur virit,
mul Hi I'ViHiilniir lleartie.it wel.-omo to
thia territory. Wo welcoin.. ymi, put only
as the chief miigirtrntit of the iiiitiiui, but
erpecinlly iih the preaulout who lilla
aho .'ii tint grt.ati el intereat in our wel
fare mul Iiiih diiiie Iho uuwt to promote
'l' 1 l'rU'"" preaulentH havo hold ollico
, .!... -V..U. 1... ...... . - . . .1
nin. .Hi'tiiii ins-iiuiK nnri oi inn
I'm led State, but no nreaulentinl utter
mice ever referred to our territory mi l
ita lutereHtH until your own in thn
miuual nit-range of IK-MI, when ymi
Urged net lull by (Siliurisui fur tlm aixw-i v
H.ttlemei.1 of our land t.tlra
for for.v yeara Now Mexico
hnn aulfered from the uncertainty
of Hit ae to I. si, and thai mrtuage, supple
meiileil liy the hmciiiI mnaaago of Inst
.Iu y and by tho adlv e intereat of mem
Imra of the cabinet, haa brought to u-
the greateat Ihhui .ur ht-tory and
ohuI u future of vast iroaHrity.
"Our jmoplo fii th deepest gralitud
mr'oilVI'li!1!'' ".n'1 ,,TI, "!',' '
our olllcial welnotnn la mail isrwinall)
more heartfalt on thia aecitiut "
Th president rturi:el hi thank m a
brief Hch.
AnihrrMf-tre.
Tho last it-auo of the lbaiwi.il lUgtr
haa tho following item about the .Iimi
ery of another artesian well
Lait Hntuttbiy ut '1 u'clock tl.. wnter
lagnn apouting from the well n ( upl.
lu' lot. Tina makea thren of there
wonderful we Is In itoawe I.Nlitletid sue !
ceding one t. na,.r the aurfac. ,,; i
Jaffa Prager woll ia 1SI7 feel, the Corgrov o
well la 187 feet, while that of Cspt. Iea
laonly l&O feet. The water aumily of
, n,n-n,. iuuuii ,iuiiHer iiiiiii too
others. Il pouta from the piiat at ten 1
feet rnun Ihogroiind. Kveryone rejoic
wiwi mo caption over inn artesian iwuuty
To rtnnd and watch the water play, re
mind ono of reading of fairy fountains
in Sylvnn retreats, nnd if you watch mid
think of il, ui a fairy fountain, uud tho
i-npimn .uieuiia mating mo nyivau to
treat, now that hn haa the 'lsnutiful
aoiiter. n a abort while atrangera com
lug into our littlo city will meet on every
limiil apnrkling foiintniua and leafy
liranchea, enough to remind them of
W uliwv tlnn.l,
The promptunsn and certalntv of ita
cures have made Clinmberlnln a Ojinrh
llcliiisly fmuuua. It la intendeti rHperial
ly for cough, (sililH,croui nud whooping
cough, and I tho uinal effectual rrmely
known for tlustn dieeaaea. Fifty cent
lailtlea for sain by Tluai, II Uurgeee A
Hon, druggiat.
TheJicarilln Aimche Indian agency
will ln taken away from the aouthorn
Ute agency in Colirndo, July 1, and
placed iimlor tho isiutrol of the Pueblo
Indian agency ut .Mania Fe. Agent He.
gura left to-day for Ignacio, aouthnrn
Colorun'o, where he will spend several
weeks faraillariring himaslf with hi new
dutios. New Mexican.
.'ITV KATIIKKM.
A lllx Ilnlrli nf llitliirx Trnnaarlrd
l.nst I'.venlna;,
tr lie. lall, April a,
The iMiurd of iililertiion uiut lnat night.
1'ns.eiit ,1. B, Samt, nuivor; Alilermon
rinijo, llowmiin, (label, Hunt, Maloy
mil Miller; Clerk Hupkui, Murnlial Mna.
'en. Abaeiil -Aldermen Furr and Kaa
lor. The miuutcH of the provioua mooting
were rend ami approved.
The police committtsi not being nblo
hi report on chargisi preferred agninat
I'eler Ishcrwood, waa grunted further
limit.
ri.u winitary committee had no report
to make.
J he lattitiun of Tlnw. Koleher nnd J.
VriHurri, relative to tho conatrucliun uf a
sidewalk on hoiiHi eido of ihulrond ftva-
mie iH.twts.n I'ourth and Fifth atreota,
waa read mid placed on llle.
On motion of Alderman Hunt, aocond
lb) Alderman (label, that thu city at
torney Ut iiiMtructod to draft an ordi-
imnce in ac ordiuirti with mi act nanaed
i.) the Iaat legialuturo providing for Ilia
huililing of HidewalkH in cith.
The petition .if Cornoliu do Murphy,
te.utivet.i tho abatement of a tiuUiinco
hi the rear of W L.Trunblo .fcCo.'s Cop
ier avenue livery atable, waa read, and
mi motion of Alderman Hunt, aocondod
hy Alderiaiiii t Sable, it was roforrod to
IhoHmntnry comtnittw.
Tho lattitiun of John FruJriukaon, per-
taiiniig to damage to Iiih lot iu N. T. Ar
mij.i'H a. Ii lit ion by the opening un of
I'oii'ih Htns.t. wuh read and on motion of
Alderman Maloy, ai-coudis! by Alderman
.Miller, it w iih referred to tho atroot com-
miltff.
(hi motion c? Alilerinuii Mlllor.aocond
I by Aldermiiu llowmau, u vuto of
ihatikswiia tenderiHl Iho llrand Army
and tfiiarda for mi invitation to attend
Hie camp tiro and ball nl Iho Armory
Iaat evening.
Tho communication of F. C. (Sunn, en
gineer m chnrgo of thu hower work, woo
rend ami on motion of Ahlermau Armlio
wna referred to tint newer committee. He
given a touiprolicuaivo ami long raport of
how the work la being progNwaod.
The clerk'a report for tho wcok'a ending
April '."J, waa introduced mul placed ou
lllo.
Marttlial Maaten'ii report wuh read for
tho week eliding April iU, It wa ap
provisl. Troaaurer Hrigga' roairt waa read nnd
on mutton of Aldormau Hunt, seconded
by Aldorman Armijo, that it bo referred
to tho lliinnio committtMt.
Tho motiuii waa loat by tho following
vote: A yea- Armijo, Hunt, 2, naya
llowmiui, Maloy, OalHtl, Miller, 1.
On motion of Aldermaii Maloy, eeo
oiidod by Aldorman (Jabcl, that a war
rant bo tlruwii in favor of the Hamilton
.Nntioniil bunk of New York for I50 to
In''"1 ""tercHt on funding Imtule; and that
' trenauror bo inatructed to honor all
"''rriiuiH iirawn liguiual llio ctinllngont
'd un il ho roceivoa further inatruo-
fr""' thn Ixiard.
engineer viuuii. oi ino Bower, mnilo a
I verlial talk ulaiut thu Actstiia Madro In
i torferring witn work on tho newer.
Ordiuanco No. I'M, rotative to fran
cliiaca nnd priviligw, wua rend tho tint
Hmo.
( Irdinnnce No. l'Jl, relating to tho du
t usi of tho city attorney, waa road tho
llrat time.
Thu contract tor printing with Tin:
lUn.r Citizk.n wan rend, and the mayor
'"atruetod to algn anmo with publiaher.
A nilllllior nf new I i 1 1 h nern intrrwlnivxl
r,.f,.m, t tho llaanco commitUsj.
, . . .
A iiiiiiiuiimatiun waa received from
l,M' "r" ilopartmeut notifying tho Ixianl
of tho election of F. W. Keickn.chiof.aud
W S. MnLaughhii. asaiatant chief of tho
, . . , ., , .,.
,l"l"iiieiit, and on mot ion of Alderman
Hunt, wsmiuIisI by Alderman Armijo, it
was referred to the Hro ciimmltten.
T" "f l!"I'kiu. In Iho aum
... ... ... .
of fit" 'I. with . M. Weaver, W. P.
Metralf and M. Maudell ua aurotiea, was
rs4.1 and acceptwl.
On motion of Alderiuaii Hunt, aocond-
AhlermMi (ialatl, tho following wsr-
r"ta were ordertHl tlrawn:
Hrake 111.00
Chaa. Maaten Ul.OO
Moved by Alderuimi Hunt, aooonded
i,v Ahlermau Ikiwuian, that the matter
. , ...
'linking a contract with thn mayor-
tlomoof ucequiaa for turning off tho
water fro'n Acequia Mndrn lo referred to
H, wer comtuitUtt wild tho lulvico of
.. , .,,,,.,.
1'"' c' attorney.
Mdormmi Furr from thu Firat ward;
Altlermuu Kaatcr from tlio Second; Al
derman Maloy from th Third, and Al
derman Miller from tho Fourth, wero
selected aa a (simmittne Iu meet with tho
county commiMiioiiara na n lioard cf
cquuliution rolativo tu city taxes.
On motion of Alderman Armijo, aooond
ed by Aldermnn Maloy, that the atrnet
committnn be eniiwurod to make a con
tract for aprinkling tho streets for the
enauing year and If necessary to procure
a sprinkling cart to become tho property
of thn city.
Aldermeu CSaltel, Hunt and Iiowman
warn appointed a committee to rovito
tho rules of procedure and order ot
buainisMi.
On motion of Alderman Maloy, looond
ed by Alderman Hunt, it was agreed to
Mind a telegram to Chief Bnglneer Klor
atnd, of thu rer. now nt Kansas City,
that lila proeencn is needed hero forth
with.
It waa moved that tho city attorney
draft an ordtnnnro cn-atlng tho offioa ot
city engineer and delluing hlailutUs,
Adjourned.
