The eagle., October 16, 1895, Page 9, Image 9

About The eagle. (Silver City, N.M.) 1894-1???

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THE BAULK: WKHNI S"AY, 0T0 It BR Ifi. IK!)?..
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The New Mexican suggests that
the sender of the untruthful reports
to the United and Associated press
le smoked out. It seems to us that
a Letter way would be to prosecute
the offender for criminal libel. It
would not be a difficult matter to
find out who sent the dispatches
and then the fellow could be taught
a lesson which he would not, in all
probability, soon forget. What ob
ject any one could have in sending
such reports is difficult to see.
Will Delegate Catron make the
peeple of New Mexico a Christinas
present of an act of congress pro
viding for the admission of this
territory to the Union? The
promise of the republicans to se
cure statehood for New Mexico will
soon be put to the test. May suc
cess crown their efforts.
Kkh iiucans have been looking
through rose colored glasses for
months past, confidently expecting
to carry most of the elections this
fall, liesults so far have given
them such a shock as to cause the
glasses to fall from their noses.
They are beginning to see things in
a different light.
foMK very shrewd moves are be
ing made on the political checker
board in New Mexico these fine
days and the game is well worth
watching closely. It is n't a scrub
game by any manner of means.
HoitAitT was too light a weight to
sink the governor completely, but
the added weight of Crist will sure
ly send him to the bottom if he
does noi succeed in getting rid of
this additional load.
between China ami Japan last May. The
price temporarily touched :!0J that
mouth, tint sine then and until hint
week the price of silver law held almost
motionless at ÜOfíiÜO'á. Yet it was
plain throughout this interval that nil
ver was being steadily accumulated in
London.
Paring July and August when its sil
ver exports usually predominate, Great
Britain imported, by official returns,
4,917,000 more silver then it sent out.
In the same two months the exports of
silver from the United States to London
were $:t,t)91,000 greater than in 1894.
The New York weekly shipments dur
ing September reached a still larger
average, twice making a weekly total of
nearly 1, 000,000.
It may surprise some people to know
that our sils'er exports under such con
ditions, is the largest since the civil war.
Xor is there any difficulty in guessing
the purpose of the London buyers. One
object of the Chinese indemnity was to
provide the silver needed to redeem the
the Japanese notes floated for war pur
poses in Corea, for which redemption
silver will lie available. If the indem
nity fund were to be used to fill Japan
itself with silver currency the demand
would, of course, be vastly greater.
Hut Japanese siatemen are shrewder
students of government finances.
rheumatism, deafness and blindness are
eagerly testified to by many resionsible
persons, who can have no conceivable
reason for giving false evidence. Among
the numlier B Fitz-Mnc, the well known
newspaper writer, who bus leen deaf as
a lamp-post for years. He says he went
to see Schlader at Albuquerque, and
that his hearing has since wonderfully
improved and is still improving, just as
the healer told him it would. New Mexican.
Til llvHler In Deliver.
Francis Schlader, who first came prom
inently before the public in the capacity
of a "healer" while sojourning in New
Mexico a few months ugo, continues to
be the sensation at Denver. The Denver
pajiers do not hesitate to surrender col
umn!) of their space to detailing the past
and present doings of the remarkable
man. He Is constantly surrounded hy
crowds of visitors, who hang reverently
upon his skirts, and he continues to Is'
overwhelmed with letters from every
where, Amazing cures of paralysis,
FRUIT TREES.
1 am still prepared to
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suitable for this climate in
any number. Persons con
templating planting trees
will iind it to their interest
to write inc, and if I have
not in stock what is desired,
can readily secure the
same at reasonable rates
and in all varieties. Adress:
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Silver City, N. M.
Wm. F. Lorenz,
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Knrroii llnmus threw n boome
rang when he threw his cudgel at i
the supreme court. As he grows
older he inav become wiser.
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financial review ;
One noteworthy incident of the day
was the advance in silver bullion to 0
15 18 pence on the London market, the
highwsi figure of the year. This is the
first demonstration of any conseijuei ce
in that market since the treaty of pence
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