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LAS VEGAS, N. M. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1880.
YOL. 2
NX). 42,
LAS
ON THE RAIL
COMING-
AND SOON TO AltlUVE
FOR THE
BSTM
Clothing House.
LATEST STYLES
Dress Suits, Busi
ness Suits, Ulster
and Overcoats for
Men and Boys. m Ex
tra Pains has been
taken to obtain the
very best brandáf of
Gents' warm Under
wear. AS SPECIALTIES
we mention French
Cassimeres, Scotch
Wool Knit, Medi
cated Flannel, and
several other Cele
brated Brands, also
several New Styles
of the World Re
nowned STETSON
HAT, in all colors.
Other New Goods,
such as Fine Socks,
Neck Wear, and Ev
erything pertaining
to a First - Class
Clothing House will
be on hand in sea
son. Wait until their
Goods arrive, ou
will not regret U.
LEVY,COHN&CO.
MAIL ANDJX. LINE
KINNING DAILY FROM FOUL' 15ASC0M TO
FORT ELLIOTT.
Passengers ami Express matter leaving Las
Vegas on TiiüRilny morning will bu forwarded
on weekly buckhoard through to any point in
the ran llamllo oí lexas. charges reasonable
(J. II. AUSTIN. Proprietor
OTERO & JEAGER,
Dealers in
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
Corn, Hay anil Forage.
G-U-A-ID-A.Xj.A-J'-A-íÍA.,
I.liiroln, Comity, Nciv Mexico,
OTERO Y JEAGER,
Trallcnntea en
Abarrotes, Provisiones,
Zacate, ele, por Fleteros.
CoimIimIo lc Lincoln,
Now Mexico,
BIBLES! BIBLES! BIBLES!
Of every kind ami style, at Itev. 1). AV. Cal
len-, j-.iigiisii and paulan, or in any other
language, lor snie cneap or given away.
' M. MATTIIIKSOX,
District Superintendent It. 15. S. lor New
Mexico and Arizona.
JXT-A-lNr UST. IjTTCEnO,
Manufacturer of
MEXICAN JEWELRY
LAS VEGAS, - - - N.M
In Homero Building, Knot Side of tho Plana.
NOTÁKY PUBLIC,
L.AS VEGAS AND VJNITA
Notice.
Tlio railroad company will not lie responsible
for hogs killed or lnjurod when allowed to run
at largo in the depot yard. Any purlieu having
nogs running at largo win please take notice
mm guyt'i u uiuiiiai'ivuH uccui mugí y .
tf. u. t; HovitY Ag't
A)iiWiiltriUor'N Notice.
Notice I hereby given that the Hon. Probate
Court In and for the county ol Han Miguel, and
Territory of New Mexico, has appointed the un
dersigned administrator of the estáte of Frank
Chapman, deccaxed. All persons indebted to
said enlate will make imtnediato settlemnnt
and all persona having claims against said Of
taiu win present inein wiiuin twelve ni'mtliH
M. BRUNSWICK,
lCS-ly Administrator.
Las Vegas, N. M.t Feb. "th, lsso.
TELEGRAPHIC.
"For Unto Us a Son (no a
Daughter) is Born Unto Us
a Child is Given."
A Hanging Scrape in Kentucky
in which Negroes are
the Victims.
The Probabilities in Favor of
the Kenublicans in
A Ute and a Navajo Fight a Dn-
cl About a Sq4$fr f the
Former Tribe.
Nashville, Tenu., September 15.---A
letter from the adjoining county of
Robinson says that seven jwgroes
were ai tested as implicated" in the
murder of one Leo Labrado. One of
the negroes was taken to Saddlerville
on Sunday, and it is reported that he
coufcsscdigilt;au4 named the 'ac
complices. 1 ' " " 1 '
A Springfield special to the Ameri
can says that at 12 o'clock Tuesday
flight a mob of one hundred armed
men came into, the town and began to
batter iu the doors of the jaif 'C&ntain-
ing two of the negroes charged vtilh
the murder. Did Moses Lahraclo
and four suspected negroes werO in
the hands of the mob and two others
were in the jail, also a negro, named
Joe Ramsey, who mufdered a Miss
Holt.
a A special tdtlíiá-tnerican this
morning from Guthrie, Kentucky, .of
September 15,-2:30 a. m., says : Jim
Siggins, one of the Labrado murder
ers was captured at Padauch a few
days ago and brought to Saddlerville
for trial. He made a full Confession
yesterday. There were seven negros
implicated in the murder. The trial
not being nmshcd parties were
put on guard at Saddlerville last
night. This morning at one o'clock a
masked parly of fifty men was seen a
half mile from Saddlerville armed
with shot guns and holding a con
sultation. Twenty men were seen
passing here at 12 o'clock going to
Saddlerville. No doubt they will
lynch the seven negroes before morn
ing.
Springfield, Ky., September 15, 3
a. in. Arch Jamison and Jack Bell
were taken by the mob and will be
hanged. Ramsay was left dead on
the jail floor filled with bullets. The
mob left quietly. The mob broke
open several blacksmith shops and
got tools. They broke down the
doors of the jail and went iuto the
cells and took out two negroes and
left town with them securely tied and
riding in front of the mob. Every
thing was quiet. The citizens went
to the jail after the mob had left and
found Ramsey lying on the floor rid
dled with bullets. None of the mob
are known. They went west ou the
Clarkville road. Some citizens asked
where they would find the prisons
The mob remarked that the buzzards
would find them. It is said that all
the negroes will be hanged together.
Chicago, 111 , September 15.---The
analysis of the figures received from
Maine this forenoon shows prettycou
clusively that Davis will be elected.
provided he can gain 90 votes over
last year, from the two hundred
towns to bo heard lrom. This conclu
siou is arrived t and in this way:
Davis has gained in three hundred
and forty-eight towns 402 votes over
the returns of '78. This leaves him
only 90 votos to gain iu order to tia
with Plaisted. It seems certain that
Davis will mako a much larger gain
than 90 votes, because the latter re
turns have given him a very consider
able advantage. Now if he beats
Plaislcd by one vote he will be elect
ed, providing the constitutional
ameudment, which is being voted for
is carried and construed at retroact
ivc. The amendment provides for
an election of governor by a plurality
vote, but if tho amendment fails, or is
construed as retractive in its effect,
then Plaisted will fall far short of a
majority over all and the question of
the selection of governor will berefcr
red to tho Legislature, which being
largely Republican will select Davis
It looks now as though Davis could
hardly fail of winuing. . The journals
of Boston no longer have any doubt
of the Republicans having a majority
iu both branches of tho Legislature.
This gives them a United States sen
ator. The Fusionists now, also, give
up their claims in the First and Third
districts and are beginning to weak
en on the governorship. The latest
returns strongly point to Davis' elec
tion and the Republicans are bettiDg
on it.
Portland, Me., September 15. There
are still one hundred and eighty towns
to hear from, most of them aro small
and remote places. Tho aggregate
vote of the State last year was 139,
270. This has increased a little over
five per cent, so far as received, and if
the returns from theso towns increase
in tho same ratio the aggregate will
bo exactly 146,800, of which the Re
publicans should has about 73,000, and
the Fusionists about 73,000 with scat
tering votes of about 500. Some of
the more remote Fusion districts have
brought in a Republican gain. The
Fusionists will probably have a tri.
fling plurality which will elect Plais
ted, if the amendmentis adopted. If
it is not adopted, or if it is found
unconstitutional on account of be
ing defective, which question has
been suggested, tho election will go
into the legislature. Tho figures are
so close that only' the official count
can determine, unless decisive gaiues
arc made on one fide or the other in
the remaining towns.
"Worcester, Sept. 15. The platform
adopted by the Republican conven-
Ttioqr deciar.es both parties aro to be
judged by their. actsnd that the Re
publican party courts comparison in
its measures with those attempted or
accomplished by tho 1 Democratic
party desires peace and expresses
willingness to concede anything save
principle to accomplish harmony
and Reeling between all sections, also
it hopes that political r'ghts will be
maintained all through the South atno
distant, day, but that cannot be, how
ever, while tho negro is intimidated
or defrauded of the right of suffrage
and counted out, and, that Massachu
setts will speak on indignant protest
against such outrages and invoke
the country to do the same, and to
urge the government to assist its pro
tective power and insure peaceful
elections.
Chicago, 111., September 15. Tho
Time's Portland special says the re
turns from remoto towns, of which
there aro a great many, come in
very slowly and it will be impossible
to swe an accurate statement of
Plaistcd's plurality for several days
Indeed it js barely possible that he
has no plurality and that the Legislat
ure, which is still Republican, will
have the election io itself as was the
case last year. The Republicans
made a strong fight in Malawaka
county and are placing a good deal of
confidence in the returns from a num
ber of little towns and the regions
which gave a heavy Greenback vote
last year.
Santa Fe, Sept. 15. The Now
Mexican publishes an acccout of a
singular duel between a Uto Indian
named Thickquo, of Los Pinos agency
and a Renegado Navojo. The duel
was fougut about a Ute girl whom
both wished to marry. The fight
took place on the La Piatt a river last
Thursday. Weapons, knives. Sev
eral friends of each of the Indians
were present. The Ute Avas killed
and the Navojo was severely injured.
Berlin, September 15. Prince Bis
marck has been definitely appointed
Prussian Minister of trade and com
merce. Ilerr Von Boctichcr, su
preme president of the. province of
Schleswing Ilolsteiu, has been appoin
ted secretary of the home department.
The oourt of appeals has rejected the
request of Ctmut Henry Von Arnim
for the suspension of a sentence of
imprisonment during his appearance
before tho supremo court on tho
charge of treaseu.
New York, Sept. 15 --The Coney Is
land handicap races for the two year
olds, was won by Dipple, Sir' Ilugho
2d, 1:47. Freo handicap sweep stakes,
one mile, was won by Dan Sporting;
Ueamar 2d. 1:45 1-4. Mile race, gen
tlemen riders, won by Ilarlequen,
Oddfellow 2d, time 1:52. Two mile
I cats, all ages, Ferida won, Elias
Lawrncc 2d, time 3:39 1-2, 3:42 1-2.
Steeple chase, short course, Bclfield
won, Sallie Lua 2d, time 4;39.
Boston, Sept. 15. Wool very quiet
and transactions limited to immediate
wants of manufacturers. Stocks are
accumulating quite rapidly but there
is very little pressure to force salci.
California sells slowly at 26 to 27 cent
for spring.
Portland, Me., Sept. 15. Tho cons
gressional delegation stands as fol
lows: Reed, Reph-blicau, re-elected iu the
1st district by .109 majority. Frye,
Republican, re-elected in the 2nd dis
trice by 1,800 majority. Lindsay, Re
publican, elected in the 3rd district
bv 141 majority. Ladd, Fusionist, re
elected iu the 4th district by a reduced
majority. Murch, Fusionist, re-elect
ed in the 5th district by 1,000 to 1,500
majority. ; ;
San Francisco, ,: Sept. ' 15. The
state mineral agent" has made an an
alysis of Tricklcr's alleged gold bear
ing spring Hear Calsestag, and finds
not the slightest trace of gold in it.
It has been ascertained that Trickier
obtained his results by what may be
termed salting the water with chlor
ide of gold and then precipitating the
gold on to sheet lead. The fraud is
effectually exposed.
San Francisco, Sept. 15.---A dis
patch from Eureka, Nevada, says that
the District Court has decided the
case of the Pickard Mining Company
against the Albion Company in favor
of the latter. The decision sustains
the one ledge theory decided by the
U. S. Circuit Court in the Eureka
Consolidated vs. Richmond case.
Rogasa, September 15. As tho
French iron clads ranged themselves
alongside of the English ironclads
their band struck up "Cod save the
Queen" and the English replied with
"Marseillaise." The" arrival of the
French ships caused universal satis
faction
London, September 15. The Al
banian League, at Sentori, has decid
ed to dispatch additional forces to
Tnsi to threaten the invasion of the
Montenegrocs from that side. They
were leaving Scutan Monday and the
Turkish Government made no effort
to prevent them.
'" San Francisco, Cal., September 15.
Thero is but little hope of saving any
thing from tlio wreck of the ship Erin
Star, it is now stated that the fog
whistle at Point Ruis was not blow
ing at the time though the log was
quite thick, and to this failure the loss
of the ship is attributed.
Bradford, Pcnn., Sept. 15. The
veleraus of the Mexican war cele
bratcd tho anniversary yesterday by
a banquet, at which General Sherman
was present. A committee was ap
pointed to draft a memorial to con
gress in relation to obtaining pensions
for Mexican veterans.
San Francisco, Cal., September 15.-
C. W. Werish, editor of the Weekly
Argus, was puinmeléd on the streets
by J. C. Flood, Jr., yesterday, for an
article published in his paper relative
to the rupture of the engagement be
tween Miss Jennie Flood and Jessie
Grant.
New York, Sept. 15. Livingston,
the Brooklyn fasting stock, is now in
the eighth dav of his fast. His face is
sallow, oyes sunken and he is ex
cccdiugly nervous. He took a walk
this morning under charge of his
watchers. .
Philadelphia, Pa., Sept. 15. The
Republican nominee for congres?,
first disirict, is II. II. Burgham ; sec
oud district, Chas. O'Neil ; third dis
trict, Benj. L. Berry ; fourth district,
Wra.D Kelly; fifth district, A. C.
Ilannci!.
Buffalo, Sept. 15. Rev. E. H.
Adams, of Dunkirk, was deposed
from the ministry of tho Presbyterian
church by the Presbytery of Buffalo
for hcrsay in preaching against (he
doctrino of eternal punishmcut.
Madrid, September 15. The Prin
cess has been baptized and named
Maria Mercedes Isabella. Queen
Isabella was sponsor. Functionaries
and ambassadors were present. The
Archbishop of Laldeo officiated.
Berthier, U'lt., Sept. 15. Mrs. Oli
ver Jolly and her three childrod wore
drowned by the upsottingwl a boat
on tho St. Lawrence river. Two men
and women were saved, by clinging
to the boat.
San Frauciaco, Sept. 15. Tho Presi
dent spent yesterday inspecting tho
fortification and troops at Fort Poiut
and Presidio, devoting the evening to
tho studio of the Orotic Artist.
Florence, Sept. 15. Larkin G.
Meade, sculptor, has just shipped to
America, models for two remaining
bronze groupes for the Lincoln monu
ment at Springfield, III.
Trenton, N. J., Sept. 15. Saml. A
Dobbins was nominated for congress
to-day by tho Greenbnckers of the
second district.
London, Sept. 15: To-day's wool
sales went off with fuily sustained
spirit and firmness, 8,000 bales chief
ly Sydney, New Zealand and Amer
ican. St Louis, Mo., September 15. The
Republicans of the. Seventh congress
ional district, decided yesterday not
to put a candidate in the field for
congress.
Manchester, Sept. 15. Owing to
the continued depression in the Irish
laud trade, tho flax spinners will, af
ter Oct. 4th, reducing, the working
days to four per week.
Manchester, N. II., September 15.
The Republican congressional conven
tion of tho second district renominat
ed Jas. F. Briggs for congress to-day.
Baltimore, September 15. The Re
publican nominations for congress:
Third district, Joshua Homer, Jr
Fourth district, Enoch Pratt.
Boston, September 13. An Augusta
dispatch says : The few returns re
ceived indicate a close and doubtful
election in Maine.
Troy, N. Y., Sept. 15. Walter O.
Wood was nominated for congress by
the Republicans of this district to
day.
Baltimore, Sept. 15. J. M. Shelcy
was nominated for cougress by the
Democrats of the sixth district to
day. Dover, N. II.. Sent. 15. The Re
publicans of the 3rd district re-nom-mated
J. E. Hall for congress.
Chicago, Setp, 15. At the base ball
game to-day the Chicagos scored 5
and tho Cincinnati's 2.
Lockhaven, Conn., Sept. 15. it
snowed here yesterday.
i
A fresh car load of groceries, o t
all kinds, just received at Hopper
Bros. Theso gentlemen must have a
large trade, as the sido walk in front
of their store is piled up with fresh
supplies every day or two. 2t
WANTED.
WANTED : A good reliable woman to cook
and do general house work in a private
family in the country. Good wages will be
paldihiit nono need a unlv unless well recom
mended, and no engagement will be made for
less tnan aix months, alter one week's trial
'Oils will bo a good permanent home for n ner
son givmif satisfaction. Address Richard
Dunn, Klncun, a. M.
FOR SALE.
TAIi.VlXDEU.-Una. casa situada en e
JL camino de los Ojos, cerca de la casa de
Dona Luisa Pinard. Dos cuartos, sesenta pies
ui iiuiiiu uu ia cune, y ciento cincuenta pura en
lado de atrás. Se vende per dinero al contado.
Para información diríjanse a esta oficina.
1710U SALIO. A house situated on the Ho
? Springs road, Bear the house of Louise Piu-
ard. Two rooms, sixty feet front on the road
and one liuncirea and fifty back. To be sold
cheap for money. For information inquire at
mis omce. 4L-!M t.
I I M It FOB SALE. By Moore & Huff, at 1
i j Hot Springs. Leavé orders atllerbert
Go's drus store, ou tho plaza.
rpOH SALIC 100 head of cattle. For further
U miormatlou apply toJaflaBros. Las V'C'
as and A. Nelson & Co., Anton Chico, N. M.
P
Oli SALE A good sixteen horse power
larro cuoueh to run a flour mill. Anv nerxnn
Meant umrinu. an in running orucr nnii
desiring to see it running can do so any day at
my pmiimg muí ni .as vegas. Apply tor
terms 1 JOHN II. WOOTEN.
23J-tf
T710U liENT. A line lariro store room on the
P Dlaza, excellently situated for business
tand at low figures. For particulars apply at
MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice to Contractors,
Sealed bids will be received at the Superin-
lunuLiiio uiuue, up iu oo ciocitp. m-, inursuay,
the Kith inst., in Santa Fe, for the construction
of a hotel. Plans and sneclfinations can be seen
at the Superintendent's ollice In Santa Fe, or at
the office of Chas. Wheelock, architect, at Las
Vegas. Tho right is reserved to reject any or
all bids. All bids will be addressed to Henrv
Heed, superintendent of construction, care of
Z. stuab & Co., Santa Fe. By order of the
committee, sepiemuer utn, latiO.
Important Notice.
For the benefltof our citizens who go east, the
late copies of this paper will be kept on file in thr
ucKei omce oi ine unicago, uurlington Uuln
cy rai road, at 59 Clark street, Chicago, ill.
whero they arc privileged to call and read itfree.
Ed
I OT SPRINGS IÍAPK Í.IKR ...T li wi
IT now running a hack line between the Hot
Springs and town. Hacks will leavo tho Hot
springs lor town at 7 a. m., and 1 p. m. Will
leave town lor me Hotfcpringa at 10 a. m., a
nd
l. iu. ui:iuiuuit hi any or me noicis
(i-2-tf
lack and Express Line Between Las
Vegas and Mora.
Hack will leave St. Nicholas Hotel on each
Monday and Thursday, at 10 a. m. Single trip
$4. Hound trip tickets, 5.00. All baggHge
over 50 lbs., charged extra. Express carried
through in six hours at reasonable rate. Con
nections made with good conveyances for Wat
rons, Taos and all points north.
J. W. Cakter, Pro'r.
Why?
Will you pay two prices to Irresponsible ped
iera for sewing machines, when for one half
the money you can buy any first class machine
made, and warranted from three to five years,
among which are the Singer, the White, Do
mestic. New American, etc. For price apply
to A 1 . Harrison, at Hammond's Hardware
House, Trinidad, Colorada. 11-Sm.
MRS. R. J. HAMILTON
bus opened her
DRESS -MAKING SHOP
at tho house directly opposlto ' the depo
East Las Vega, N..M. unit as she is an ol
resident of Vegas, she is ready once more I
CUT, FIT AND MAKE D1Í ESSES for her ol
friends and new ones. Satisfaction guaranteed
or no charges.
TP. G. Ward,
Contractor and Builder.
LAS VEGAS, N. M.
ALFRED B- SAOF.R,
ATTORNEY A'-l-' Ii-A-W
Dold'sBuildiii.
LAS VEGAS, - - N. Al.
BH. WRYSA.LOON
ALBERT & HERBER, Proprietors.
Opposite Jaffa Bros., East Side.
Fresh Beer always on Draught. Al
so Fine Ligara and Whiskey.
Lunch Counter in Cau
nection, F. C. jUartsolf,
CONTRACTOR L BUILDER
Las Vegas, New Mexico.
HOWISON A FABIAN,
General Comm'n. Merchants
AND SALESMEN FOU
EASTEEU HIT SE3,
Office East side K. It. Ave., opposite Orowat A
Manzanares."
W. Steele,
JUSTICE OF THIS PEA OK for Prcoiiist Xa.
29, East Las Vegas.
iieai estate, uoneoting Jjreur au uovav
ancer. Deeds, Mortgages and Justices' Bluaks far
sale.
Office on the hill betwcea the eld and aw
towns.
HOPPEB BEOS,,
Dealers in
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES.
Produce a Specialty. Orders filled oh saort aa
tice. Proprietors of the
Delmonico Restaurant.
, East Las Vcsas, N. M.
John C. CiMTis.
THE. BOSS
Boot 4V Shoemaker
OF
Opposite Jaffa-Bros., guarantees satlsfactlea
and a perfect lit or no pay.
W. H. WHITELAW.
Attorney at Law,
Will attend to all legal business promptly.
Center Street, East Las Vejas, New Maxica.
179-d.
JNO. F. BOS'TWICK.
P. O, LY DON
BOSTWICK & LYDON
AttorüoyiB-a.t-XAa-xur.
Office at Exchange Hotel I3uilIiiif .
Las Vegas, N. M.
Simla Fe Ualiery
Centre St., East Lai Vegas.
Everything in the bakers line constantly
fin hand
HUBERT Y & ANO ELL, l'rop'r..
JOHN CAMPBELL
AND
DEPUTY UTS. MINERAL
beb -wr a: w nuz w n,
Las Vca, - - New Mexio
J. N. FURLOftSC,
PHOTOGRAPHER,
Gallery in the Rear of Iho Exchange
Hotel, West Las Veas.
T. J. FLEEMAW,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
ALL KINJJS OF
Cutting &. flegmiriaig
ZDOISTDH TO OEDEE.
Shop in Dolds' Block, Northwent
Corner of tho Plaza.
J, FRANCO Oil A VES,
Attorney at Law
VLBUQUEUQUE.
- NEW MEXICO
M. SALAZA1I.
ATOllXEY.AT.LA;
Las Vegas
New Mexico
N. J. PETTIJOHN, M. D ,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
Hot Springs and Las Vcyas.
Chronic Diseases and Diseases or Females a
Specialty.
HOT SPRINGS - - - s toll A.M.
LAS VICGASCentral Drug Store, 2 to (I P. M.
DOOTOB.
E. H. SKIP WITH,
OFFICE HOURS ut LAS VKGAS,
10 o'clock A. M. tlU 10 o'clock I. JI., and
AT HOT SriUNGS,
From 7 o'clock, A. M. till 0 o'lock, P.M.
All orders left at Herbert's Drug Store re
ceive prompt attention.