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LY NEW MEXICAN:
TA FE DA
SANTA FE, N. M.. TIIUHSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1895.
NO. 180.
VOL. 32.
SAN
We have do axe to grind in claiming
everything for oor hardware. The truth
is beet at all times, and that's the truth.
We carry nothing but first-class hardware
nnd draw the hardware Hue at Al. If you
bny any article second grade, don't let it
be hardware. Poor hardware is one of
the best things in the world not to have
nronnd you. Be generous and let some
body else have all there is of it. That in
our polioy and we find it pays. It will
pay you to adopt our hardware platform.
Every article we carry is true and genuine
as steel.
W. H. COEBEL,
Catron Block - Santa Fe.
BLOODY RIOTING IN TURKEY,
Grave Situation of Affairs at the An
cient Capital of the Ottoman
Empire.
& WALKER.
-DEALERS IN-
Staple ail Fauci mm
ARMENIANS BEATEN WITH BLUDGEONS
Fear Has Caused Many to Seek Refuge
in the Churches Introduction of
Religious Element Heightens
Trouble Envoys Meet at
Austrian Embassy.
Short of Hnear
London, Oot. 8. It is predicted by an
eminent authority, Glesecker, that the
EnroDeari soear crop will be 1,200,000
tons short of the average.
IGNORANT YANKEES.
I'ncle Ham In Mexico lolng Hl Business-Some
Intereetluis Figure.
-AND PBOPBIETOB8 01-
FBE8H BBEAO, PIES AMI CAKE.
AGENTS FOR
Boss Patent Flour.
Club House Canned Goods.
Hesaton Creamery Butter.
Phone 53
Careful attention given to special orders for cakes and pastry.
Campers' supplies packed free of charge. Call and
examine our stock and gee our low prices.
S. S.BEATY,
DEALER IN
GROCERIES &PRDVISIDNS
Hay, Grain, Fruit and Lumber.
Carry
Great Bend Pat Imperial Flour.
The Elgin Creamery Butter.
Fresh Ranch Eggs.
Monarch Canned Goods. -
Teas, Coffees & Spices first quality
Colorado New Potatoes.
Fresh Poultry & Oysters received
every Friday.
GIVE TTS A. OA.rjTjI
Corner Bridge & Wa or Sts.
Stock
TELEPHONE 40.
Constantinople, Oot. 8. A third slight
earthquake shock was experienced here
yesterday. This, with rioting and blood
shed, the imprisonment If abo'ita:1!? Ar
menians, the killing of, prisoners in bold
blood and the presenoe of troops under
arms at all points, is well calculated to
excite even the most phlegmatic Turk.
The blood letting, whioh began on
Monday, as exclusively detailed in these
dispatches, was renewed on Tuesday even
ing, in spite of all the precautions takeu
by the authorities, by the Mohammedan
theological students, who chased and beat
with bludgeons every Armenian they met.
On Tuesday night a mob of Softsa and
Turks attaoked the house of a leading
Armenian, Eassim Fasha, killing several
persons. This mob also sacked a care
frequented by Armenians ana twemy 01
these unfortunate neonle were beaten to
death with bludgeons.
Not a single policeman appeared auu
nn atfamnf. nraa mAflA t.H RftVfi the HVCS Of
the Armenians. Naturally the Armenians
put no faith m the assurances or protec
tion from further violence at the hands of
the Turkish mobs.
BOUGHT BEFUGE IN 0HUB0BES.
hf. mfnore in the churches.
nhapB t.hnv vhth enrnestlv addressed bv
the clergy, who enjoined them to be calm
and give the Turns no runner pretext
for attacking tnem.
Tha ArmAninn nhnrahea are now watch
ed by the police, but the greatest uneasi
ness prevails ana most or tne umur rc
lininni rlnnnminnMons exDress the fear
that the fanaticism of the Turks may ex
tend in other directions.
The Armenians have the sympathy of
Mi. fori(rnra here, but the faot that they
are armed, In Bpite of their pacific an
nouncements, is condemned oy tneir iiest
friends and lends color to the statements
thnt. tha Tiirfeinh officials, who claim that
the Armenian agitators organized the re
volt against tne sunan s autuuruy, uu
that the attempt to present a petition to
the grand vizier, on Monday, which led
to the first rioting and bloodshed, was a
mere pretext to serve as a signal for an
Armenian outbreak.
On the other hand, partisans of the Ar
menians asserted that the latter only
armed themselves to defend their HveB.
The authorities have stationed troops
and police at every threatened point, and
it is asserted this morning that there is
no danger of further disturbances. This,
however, is not generally nenweu.
SITUATION VMY OIAVX.
The introduction of the religious ele
ment into the disturbances makes the
situation more grave than it otherwise
would have been, although the outward
oause of the Armenian outbreak is said to
be the long delays in the negotiations be
tween the powers and the ports on the
nr.oBtinn nf reform in Armenia, which
have inoreasea tne oespair 01 me Arme
nians. .
rn,nrw fn t.htt nritinnl situation here, the
.nmii nf t.hn nnvers met at the Austrian
embassy to day, and the German gun-boat
Lorelly has been ordered to remain at wie
disposal of the German embassy.
a lonaf. Am Armnninnn were killed
after they had been arrested on Monday,
and this oaused great indignation.
Regarding the death of the Turkish
major, Servet Bey, witnesses affirm that
the Armenians did.not use revolvers un
til he ordered the polioe to fire upon
iUam whrn HarvAt. Rnv fell, there was
a frightful tumult and the polioe charged
the erowd with revolvers ana sworus.
According to the police report, only
twenty persons were killed and eight
wounded, on Monday, but reliable re
ports place the Dumber Killed at zuu.
woa ima hAAn rAnnived from Damas
cus that the French consul at that place
has been attacked oy a moo, groneiy iu
suited and pelted With mud. .
Tim FrAnnh Arnhfieav comrdained to
the porte and demanded prompt redress.
Mexico, Oat, 3. The total volume of
the foreign trade of the country during
the flacnl year ended June 30 amounted to
$124,855,393. This oonsisted of $90,854,
953 in exports nnd $34,000,440 in imports,
being an increase in me tumi mreigu
trade of over $15,000,000 compared with
tho nrAAAriinir vfinr. The United States
took $67,322,986 of the exports and sent
here $ia,i3U,atv.
The growing preponderance of Amer
iji.n tmrlA hArA ArnrA the intense ienl-
ousy of the resident European merohants,
who privately denounce me lgnoraui
Yankees, as they insolently term all Amer
icans, while-at the same time they seek to
seenre the agencies ot tne American man
ufacturers, and in many oases only for the
nnrnnAA nf ftnrlinff what will Sell best and
then having suoh goods imitated in Eu
rope. Amerioan cutlery anu agricultural
implements are counterfeited in Germany
and Amerioan firearms in Spain. The
famous Rogers cutlery of Sheffield is
counterfeited in Germnny, but the stuff is
worthless, and the Sheffield people do not
seem to care to protect their valuable
trade mart.
"Oldest Inhabitant."
Birmingham, Ala., Oot. 8. William
Norris, aged 100 years, was found guilty
of four oharges of counterfeiting in the
United StateB court here yesterday and
was remanded to jail for sentence.
Norris lives in the mountains of De
Kalb county. He is a mechanical genius,
and can make anything from a needle up
to a whisky still. When arrested a num
ber of molds for making oonnterfeit
money and a large lot of spurious coin
were found on his premises. He is said
to have constructed several moonshine
stills from wnshtubs. It is believed he is
the oldest man ever before the courts of
this oountry.
PHYSICAL CULTURE CONTESTS
Texas Legislature Has the Moral
Courage to Make Prize Fight
ing a Felony.
CHAMPION COBBETT BRAVE AS A LION
Talk About Having Fight in Chicka
saw Nation or Across the Line at
Laredo Rumored that Fight
May Be Pulled Off in New
Brunswick.
Spain's Heavy Drain.
Madrid, Oot. 3. At an early day the
government will make an official state
ment regarding the revolution in Cuba.
It is affirmed that, at the latest, it will
lupminfitA in Mnv next. On the 16th nit..
the ministry in Madrid agreed on a policy
with that end in view, ann, u neuestmry,
the troops now in Cuba will be reinforced
to 200,000.
Col. Carreo, of Madrid, says that tne
moderate polioy represented by Martinez
Campos inspires all with greater confi
dence than "the policy of extermination
reoommended by badly advised peo
Ple" The Madrid newspaper, El Imparaial,
in referring to the cost of the army in
Cuba, fixes present expenses at $1,600,
000 per month, adding that when the ao
fitrA nnmnnicrn hAirinn. in the drv season.
With nine brigades, tlve monthly expenses
Will be $ S,UUU,UUU. At present tne uuiinjr
for quinine for the troops is $50,000
monthly.
KILLED HIS WIFE.
Austin, Texas, Oot. 8. The bill making
prize fighting a felony passed both houses
yesterday afternoon with but four dis
senting votes in thehouse.- The governor
will eighths bill to-day. The law goes
into immediate effect.
ODIOKABAW NATION WILLING).
Ardmore, I. T. The Chickasaw tribal
authorities are understood to be favorable
to allowing the Corbett-Fitzsimmous
mill to take place iu this nation, for a
satisfactory pecuniary consideration.
Thero is no tribal law prohibiting physi
cal culture exhibitions.
Colbert's Perry, another prospective
point for the fight, is on Red river, only
eight or ten miles from Denison, Texas.
MAY BE PULLED OFF AT LAREDO.
It appears that the Florida Athletio
olnb have doubts as to their ability to
pull the great fight off in Dallas, and se
nnroA hff t.Alporrfinh an ontion on the nra-
phltheater ana arena usea ior uuii utiliz
ing in New Laredo, Mex. This would
seem to indicate that the fight will be
pulled off there.
Austin, Texas. The bill preventing
nriA fluht.incr will be sent to the gover
nor this afternoon. The remainder of the
speoial session will be devoted to matters
of state interest suggested by the gov
ernor this morning.
COBBETT VEBY ANXIOUS TO HOHT.
Atlanta, Ga. When the ohampion, Jas.
J. Corbett, was shown the diepatoh an
nouncing that both houses of the Texas
legislature had passed the anti-prize fight
bill, he said: "We are under contraot
with Dan Stuart and the Florida Athletio
club and propose to live up to our part
of the contraot. I am anxious to fight
and will go anywhere to pull it off, pro
vided the purse is all right."
Mnnnirer Bradv said: "The next move
will be to try Laredo, but one thing is
certain, we are not going into Mexioo
unless we nave an iron-ciaa guni-muof
that we will not be troubled."
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
MM
11 W
B&khi
Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Distinguished Mexican Dead.
Citv of Mexioo, Oct. 3. Manuel Ro
mero Rubio, minister of the interior and
father-in-law of President Diaz, died this
morning, having failed to rally from the
operation for oanoerous tumor. His age
was 68.
Cholera HtllL Basing.
San Franoiscff, Oot.' 3. The steamer
City of Pekin arrived yesterday from
fhinn anil Jnnnn nnd went immediately
into quarantine. The Pekin ib twenty
1 . . i i toff
days out trom xoKonaiua. n "
that port cholera was raging there. It is
feared that the disease will linger till late
in the winter. In northern Japan there
has been little change in the status of the
disease. About the same number of
deaths ooour daily, and there are no Bigns
of the plague abating.
Taking a l.onsXnn.
Cleveland, Oct. 8. Petor Crawford,
22 years old, a former mail messonger of
Nnv Vnrlr. hue risen ftnleeo. with the ex
ception of a few hours, for seven or eight
months. His case is tne most remiirisuoiB
one that has ever come under the ob
servation of Cleveland doctors. Nearly
every dootor in the oity and a few from
nlk.. nllim klDA VlAWAll whftt hldll fair tO
be the most remarkable case ot catalepsy
ever known.
A lifilo nvnr n rmr aero Mr. Crawford
was thrown from a mail wagon in New
Vnrli anafnininir ininries to his snine.
Every effort to awaken the man has
proved futile.
THK SIAKKHIS.
BEPOBT IN BOSTON SPOBT1NQ 0IB0LES.
Ttnafnn. It ia renorted in SDortmcr
circles here that arrangements are rapidly
progressing to pull off the fight between
Corbett and Fitzsimmons near Frederio-
ton, N. B. It is stated that a party ot
prominent sporting men bave been in
New Brunswick for the past ten days ar
ranging for the battle.
Wat Hon Defeated for foagreaei.
Atlanta. Ga.. Oot. Si Mai. J. J. 0.
Blaok has defeated Thomas E. Watson,
Ponnlist. for coneress in the 10th dis
trict by 1,641 majority.
Bloody Tragedy In a Chicago Hotel
(.rowing Out of An Improper
Assignation.
BANKS IN TROUBLE.
Chioano, Oct. 3. Edward Moe, a pros
perous tradesman, shot nnd fatally in-
lured his wife to-day at the North Maruet
Street hotel, to whioh she had gone with
Peter Nelson, a friend of her husband.
Breaking down the door ol -tneir room,
; m m Bili nt.pl v becan firinc emDtvina
hia revolver at his wife. Nelson mean
while made his escape.
Republican Jubilation.
Syraouse, N. Y., Oot. 8.--The Syracuse
Post prints letteis from members of the
Republican convention from twenty-two
states indorsing the suggestion of a re
union of the survivors of the first Repub
lican convention at the 40th anniversary
of the Republican party. Chairman Car
ter writes that ne win lay me uihh,cc u-
fore the next meeting ot tne committee
and ask that appropriate aotiou be
taken.
TO-DAY'S CONDENSATIONS.
No,. Vnrlr. fink. 3. Monev on call
easy at 1 2 per cent; prime mercantile
paper, i54- 8ilver,"67;lead,$!S.15.
Knnona (lit.?. Cattle reoeints. 1.500:
shipments, 3,700; market active, steady;
Texas steers, $2.00 f 4.10; beef steers,
$3.30 $5.20; stookers and feeders, $2.6U
$3.55; bulls, $1.60 10 fz.66; lexascows,
$1.50 $2.35; native cowa, $1.40 $2.00.
Sheep receipts, 2,000; shipments, 3,400;
market steady; lamos, $ a ou its
mnt.rnna. 2.00 (li 3.00. Market closed
at noon on account of the carnival fes
tivities.
nhinmrn. flaUls. reoeints. 15.000. in
oluding 1,600 Texans and 7,000 westerns;
market steady. Beeves, $3.40 $5.45;
cows and heifers, $1.40 $3.65; Texas
AtAAra. 2.80 (lit 3.35: westerns. $2.80 (ill
$4.20; stookerB and feeders, $2.25 $3.75.
Sheep receipts, 3,000; market strong and
steady. '
Chioano. WheAt, Octoh.w, ue
oember, 60. Corn,October,80 ; N ovem-
ber, 2i. uats, uocooer, io;'B; Decem
ber, 18&
NEW MEXICO NEWS.
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Catholic Congress Continues in Ses
sionAttorney Ucncral Harmon
Declares Against 1'rize fight
ing Kallrond ttrant Land.
Full
A Nebraska State Bank Closed by
Kxmlner-A Missouri Concern
Makes an Assignment.
Washington, Oct. 3. The euoharistio
congress reassembled at 9:30 a. m. at the
Catholic university, Bishop Maes presid
ing. Papers on religious subjects were
read by distiuguisneo clergymen.
AGAINST PBIZE TIQHTINO.
It is positively stated on the authority
of Attorney Uenerai narmon inat uur
bett and FitzBimmons will not fight on
iTnii.il Mfofna t.Arrir.nrv. Aitnuuiru tne at
torney general would not disclose his
purposes, it is tnongnt, n it is iouuu uu
easarv. that U. S. troops will be ordered
out to prevent tne ngnt.
BAILBOAD OBANT LAND.
s.i..otaif HmitH haa Annroved the seleo-
WVUIV.H.j 1 I
inn nf tha MnrfhArn Pftoifia land, amount-
in t.r 1 827.478 nores. Of this 94.518
aores are in the Fargo land district,
itfn.th TiabntA! 7RR.71A in the North Yaki
ma land distriot, Washington, and 968,244
... .. ... n w U ; I
in the Walla waua lano oistnoi, tyubuiuk-
ton.
HAMMOND TYPEWRITER
FOR BALE AT
NEW MEXICAN OFFICE.
PKorlAa TlflnA. a nenhev of the editor
of the New York Sao, is visiting Las Ve
gaB for his health.
VV. T.. firnnltBtt. of Puerto de Luna.
whose flocks aggregate 15,000 head this
wninn. is now iliDDint? his dippable
sheep oot at Uallinas Springs.
Says the Optic: It is among the prob
abilities that Las Vegas will boou have
talenhone communication with both San
ta Fe and Albuquerque.
Miss Etta Marmon, daughter of Robert
MoriTinn. nnnHAti thronffh the citv last
night to her home at Laguna Irom at
tending school at Carlisle, Pn. lier uncle,
Col. W. U. Marmon, met ner at tne loom
depot, and accompanied her to Laguna.
Albuquerque Citizen.
Rev. Father T. P. O'Keefe, is in receipt
nf n lettnr fmm Most Rev. Archbishop
Corrigan, D. D., of New York, in which
that celebrated and most learned prelate
expresses many thanks for the invitation
extended to stop off and deliver a lecture
in Lrb Vegas, while in New Mexico at
tendant on the recoptiou ol tne pamum
by Arohbisnop r. u. uniipeiie, uciuuti m
lias vegas upcic.
Mninr Hftnrv Carroll and Lieut. Buck
ley, of the 1st cavalry. Cnited States
army, with forty-Bix men and horses of
troop D, arrived last night from Fort
Apache on a Bpeoial train, and, after a
root hrA nf nn hnnr. continued on north
to Fort Reno, Oklahoma. Troop E, and
H, heretofore stationed at ort vrani,
and troop B, for the past year at Fort
Povorri Alan 1 xt nnviilrv soldiers, are
scheduled to arrive to-day and proceed to
rortKono. rtio troops now nt run.
Reno have been ordered to procoed to
Forts Apaohe, Bayard and Grant. Albu
querque Citizen.
F.Himuoln Itots.
Large amounts of fruit, especially ap
ples nnd pears, are being shipped to
northern points from the Espanola val
ley. Creede is the best mnrket for our
fruits and vegetables and honey. P. II.
LeaBe shipped a lot of fonrteen-ounoe
pears to Creede last week. They were
grown in the orohard of ex-Qov. L. B.
Prince, and wero the finest fruit seen in
Creede this season. Jim Curry also has a
Hun ornn nf ni.nrR thia venr.
I '
The bees have swarmed an average or
fnnr timpA for each colonv this season
and the honey crop is a fine one in the
Espanola valley.
Immense train loala.of..tiP8 and bridge
timber are still comingN.ikwn to be used
in putting the road trom uapanoia to
Santa Fe iu first olass condition. Twenty-seven
hundred new ties have already
been put in and Johnny Roper, the road-
mae'er, says, -131111 tuere s more to 101-low."
Bond Bros., of Espanola and Wagon
Mound, have 8,000 head of fine sheep
ready for the market besides a fine herd
of beef cattle. They have almost com
pleted a new warehouse at the former
place 80x150 feet; the walls are adobe and
the roof is of iron.
Preparations to build a new school
house in Espanola are on foot and the
house will probably be ready to occupy
br Christmas.
The Mormon colony of farmers, two
miles northeastof Espanola, is still grow
ing. Nine dwellings are now being con
structed at their new town of Fairview.
A 1,000 MILES
FOR A 1,000 CENTS
Is what the Aaw.
R. G. & S. and D. & R. G. K. R.
propose to do for persons desiring to at
tend the carnival at Denver, October 16
and 17. Full particulars will be published
later.
A;BTAAB,
IMPORTER AND JOBBER.
Oldest and Largest Establishment in Sonthwee.
Wholesale Dealer in Groceries, Liquors,
Tobacco, Cigars, Dry Goods', Clothing,
Boots, Shoes and Hardware.
Heminaford. Neb., Oct. 3. The State
Bank of Hemingford was taken charge
I of by the state bank examiner to day.
u .nnrf. nf ttiA inatitntion's condition
is made, but the oashier asserts that the
bank will reopen soon.
Harrisonville, Mo. The Farmers' &
Merchants' bank, of Creighton, has made
an assignment ior tne ueueut ui
ereditors. ine statement nieu iuvw.
lOAnnn. HahiHtiA. tB0.000: as-
I vi 1 1 - - - .
sets mostly real estate paper. The offi
cers of the institution say that depositors
will be paid m ran.
wifin Murderer Hanged.
Jersev City, N. 3. Oot., 8. John Zseoh,
. .
nt.Wwise known as "Fish John," was ex
-t.j tn.iiBv fnr the murder of his wife.
on Jnne 8. Jealousy was the motive of
the crime.
Hethodlsta and Women.
Fremont. Neb.. Oot. 8. The North Ne
hraaka Methodist conference to-day, by
a nnanimons vote, rejeoted the Hamilton
amendment and ueoiareu iu ibyu. u
admission of women to tne untiuuni uuu-
ferenoe on an equal looting wun mm.
MUSICAL EVENT IN UTAH.
ZTnlqwe Competitive Mnaleal and
Literary rtniwi rrB
at salt Lake.
Santa Fe
Now Mexico
H.11 T.ke. Dtah. Oct. 8. The first an
nual Eisledfed, a unique eompetitive
musioal and literary festival of the Cam
brians of the old and new world, given
under auspioies 01 tne uamDnnn '
tion of Utanano uj.u :
ritories and the tabernaole ehoir of Bait
Lake, began at the Mormon muoruiu.o
I to-day. Ex-aovernor kilt. 1 nomas ana
Gov. wes are pnwumm .
I Ovr $2,000 will be given in priises for
I tbe best ohorusis, quartettes, eto.
Arms and ammunition for the Cuban
patriots are being collected in Chicago.
Albert Wade, the assistant cashier of
the First National bank of Mount Vernon,
Mont., has disappeared. Investigation of
his aooounts indioates a shortage of $20,
600 or $30,000.
There is a large attendance of promi
nent men present at the meeting of the
Kansas irrigation convention at Garden
City, and a large exhibit of irrigation ma
chinery is on the ground.
Pierre Lorillard, the well known Amer
ioan horse owner, has taken the park
lodge stables, wewmarxet, ior turB yenro
k. mill Vibva t.wAntv horses in train
ing there next summer for. the English
raoes. " -
rri.. nnnatif.ntinnnl convention of Sooth
i.miina hn received from its suffrage
oommittee a report in favor of a clause
requiring tne regisiratiuu ui "i in
quiring that they shall be able to read at
least a part of the constitution. This is
expeoted to disqualify a majority of the
negroes ot tne sraie.
11 aulKillo Til.. Democrats of the
AH BIWW .., , .
18th congressional distriot nominated
. - . ,rjt.. A. 1k. nn...
Edward iiane, 01 awuwuu, im m
pired term of the late Congressman Be
..niiiUiin were adonted demand
ing free and unlimited ooinage at 16 to I
without waiting for the aotion of any
foreign government.
r...i. iriaall. vnnno tiaraohute lump
er, while giving an exhibition at Liberty,
Ohio, was struck by a sudden wind while
1 nnn foot. He droDued. but his para-
ohqte did not open un
irround. tie leu neaviiy, bubhuuiuu
injuries, many Bpeowir i.u.
nnnoaltlon to Tammany.
New York, Oot. 8. The chamber of
oommerce to-day received a report from
! 1- .Ammill.a nn Inn nicinal reform, com-
1 1,0 iui"u" 1 . '
J fnrm.f members of the 00m-
mittAA nf seventy. They advised the
.umh., t.n Anr,t all honorable and rea
sonable measures to onng oo n iuoiuu
tioket to oppose Tammany hall.
It was resolved to add fifty to the com
mittee on municipal reform, making the
total membership fifty-five. This body
will take the place the committee of sev
enty occupied list eatnpaigo.
Academy ot
Job Prmtinsr.
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