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LAS VEGAS, THURSDAY. EVENING, MAY 6, 188G.
PRICE, FIVE CENTS.
I E ST A BUSHED IN 1881.1
A.A.&J.H.WISE
BATS
Money to Loan
: . ,. ox
REAL ESTATE.
HAV ' ,
Improved tad Uulmprovod Property of every
leecrlotlon ID every poní oí me cuy oi
Las Vega.
Bud mm tot to Lóese,
,. business Lots for Sal '
Business Houses lor Sale,
tteatdence Lota for Lease,
Kesldenoea Honses for Sale,
AMD
, tlood Paying Business for Bale,
' " Two La rye Ranches for Sale Cheap,
County Scrip Bought and Sold,
tiold Mines (Pay Inn) for Sale,
Fine Paying- Silver Mines for "tale.
A SAVINGS BANK.
Laboring men can pnrrbaae property of us
on monthly Installments Instead 01 paying nut
tbat which can never be returned HEM
Don't pay rent. Come and look at our bar
gains on the Installment plan 4
I - ' I t ! ; .
CASH WILL; ALSO
1 a i -
Buy fine property at th rVy lowest market
price. We also have man) speeial barf alna in
real estate far below their cash value.
) A.A.& J.H.WISE
COR. 6TH AND DOUGLAS,
Opposite the new Brown Stone Opera ITouse.
' NOTARY PUBLIC.
LAS VEGAS. - NEW MEXICO
T. B. MILLS,
DEALER IN
Mines, Real Estate
I.1VR RTOCK.
1MPKOVED RANCHES,
Dfflce on Bridge Street, near Platonice, Lbs
Vegaa, new jhuak'o.
All kinds of l rrltorlnl and county bonds and
muí. hnimlitHnd sold, and all kinds ot
land ec.rtn bouirht and sold which will locate
afli.iui. rit or,,v,.riiniRnt liind. siftv im
proved and nuimproved ranches for sale In
New Mexico and the Kepuhllc ol Mélico, em
bracing Hacia from 25.U.O to l.Ous.nOo acres
each at from twenty conn to one dollar tier
un Tul,. i,.vtcrt. Pull information aeu
inmn anoliontioii. Having business connejtt"n
wllli atlorueva at Washington, l. Ci, we are
prepared 1 give rawtientar attention to proae
ting clalma nf 1 very description against tlie
United Mates ;,vver "ini-nt. ColectlonB lnldo in
auv uartuf the IVrrtiorv.
m
IE
Of Las Vegas.
GEO. J
D1NKKL., President.
A. A. KKKN, Cashier.
CAPITAL $50,000
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANK.
IN O BUSINESS.
East Las Vegas, New Mexico,
TROPICAL STORE.
D. BOFFA.
Bridge Street, Las Vegas, N. M.
Tropical and Domestic Fruits
IN MASON.
IMPORTED COODS OF ALL KIND8
Confectionery, Cigars,
AND
TOUAOOO.
J. S. ELSTON,
PAINTER,
PAPER-HANGEB,
AND
DECORATOR
THOHOUGU WORKMANSHIP AMD AM
PLY FACILITIES.
Sixth St., Opposite Post Office.
H. W. WYMAN,
The Jeweler.
Citf fill
Watches and Clocks Repaired.
EH TER STREET.
DOINGS OF THE DAY.
Powderly Condemns the Actions
of the Anarchists.
The Senate Camnalttee'e Hepart on
tha Brsalwar Rallraad Jab
latereatlna; ueneral News,
Powderly Condenas the Acli.a f Aaarekiata.
Scranton, Pa., May 5. General
Master Workman Powderly vigorously
denounces the Chicago anarchists and
their desperate work. In the oourse of
an interview this evening he said: Se
rious bloodshed and disorder which had
occurred in Chicago are disgraceful
and uncalled for, and deserving of the
severest condemnation and punish
ment. Honest labor is not to be found
in the ranks of those who marched un
der the red flag of anarohy, which is the
emblem of blood and destruction, tie
added, "that it is the duty cf every or
ganization of workingmen in America
to condemn the outrages committed in
Chicago in the nam of labur. None of
the anarcbist lenders are Knights or
Labor, aud if any of the Kuighis have
taken part in toe murderous proceedi
ngs reported, thov should be excelled
from the arder. Oar organization has
m antagonism with necessary capital
aua it is ine j 1
DUTY OK EVERY KNIGHT OF LABOR
to support the laws made to harmonize
the interests of capital and labor. There
is not a trades union in America mat
will countenance wrong or uphold these
man in Chicago who have been engaged
in inn destruction cl life and properly,
me aim of trades unions is to upnold
and dignify labor, while anarchists try
to tear it down aud degrade it. The
anarchist's idea is unAmerican, and it
mis no business in this country.
The Broadway Railroad Jobbiug.
Albany, May 6. The senate com
nnttce on railroads made 11s leport 011
the result ot its investigation of the
Broadway Surface railroad company.
domes It reinserts m strongest luu
guage tbe illegality in organization of
the company, its utter disregard of the
law in its subsequent proceedings; its
wholesale bribery of aldermen and the
Uagraul violuliou of the law practiced
by the coutiuilmen in consenting to it
laying tracks in lower Broadway. It
speaks of the remedial laws which have
been passed since the investigation be'
gan as likely to have a salutary effect,
and of legal proceeding initiated again
bribe taking aldermen; it speaks
strongly of the dangers which threaten
the stale from Dm spirit of wholesale cor-
rui'tiou which now exists in umcial
places. Accompanying it was a coin-
munication from the district attorney
of New York City saying he had some
important testimony to proseut. going
to show how bribe money was distri
buted and asking that the timo be ex
tended. A resolution to have the Third
Avenue road investigated was referred
to the coiiiiuittou to report on its ad
visnbihty
TO IMPROVE TUB ERIE CANAL.
In tlio assembly after a long political
dubate an appropriation of f 00,000 to
fmprovo the Erie Canal was passed
Reorganization of the Denver A: RIoGrande
Dknvkk, May 5. At the instance of
the iirst mortgage bondholders of the
Denver & Rio Grande railway, Judge
llullolt, in the United States circuit
court today entered a final decree for
the foreclosure and sale of tbat road on
July 12. This finally settles all litiga
tion and insures immediate reorganiza
tion under the Cappell plan. Toe new
securities will be issued as soon as the
sale is continued bv the court, when
tiie road will pass into the hands of the
new organization.
f'onliriuatlona aud Rejections,
WA8UINOTON, May 5. I'be senate in
executive session today cleared its cal
endar of nominations. The only con
firmation made public is tbat of C. M.
Zu'ick, to be governor of Arizona.
The nomination of K. S. Dement, to
be surveyor general of Utah was ad
versely reported from the public lands
lommittee, and was recommitted.
The rejection ot Charles K. Howard,
to be associate justice of the supreme
court of Montana, is officially an
nounced. Hare Blrthe 1 haa Deaths,
Washington, D. C, Mav 5.-The re
port of Dr. Billings, surgeon united
Slates army, on the mortality and vital
statistics of the United States as re
turned for the tenth census shows that
the total population in 1880 was 50,155,-
788, an increase in ten years ot ll.oui,.
412. Of this 281,219 per annum may be
taken as due to immigration, the total
number of immigrants for the ten years
being 2,812,191. This makes the mean
annual increase duo to excoss of births
over deaths 878,522.
In Herniation Style.
Sandusky, Ohio, May 5. Goltleib
Fautb, went to the bouse of his di
vorced wife this morning, broke open
the door with an axe and struck the
woman in the head twice. Her skull
was fractured. Supposing she was
dead he lav down beside her. drew a ra
zor and cut several gashes in bis left
wrist, intending to blend to death. I ne
coroner thinks the woman will recover,
but rauth will die.
Gercrner Ptanf oid'a Horas Sale.
New Yobk, May 0. The sale of Gov
ernor Stanford's trotting stock was con
tinued yesterday, an average of $870
per head being received. Among the
highest unces paid were: Unique,
bav mare, at 1 1,000; Mercedes, a bay
marc, at $1,278; St. Just, a bay gelding,
$1,250; Argo, a bay filly, $1,020; Alraira
a hav HI v. 2.250: Linda, a bay hllvia.
175. The amount of the two day's sale
is $84,800.
Cholera Appears la Italv.
Rome, May 0 It is officially an
nounced tbat cholera has appeared in
Venice and Vienna. Several cases and
some deaths are reported in these places
daily.
SPORTING. j
1 he Coming Darby.
Louisville, May S The approach-
ing meeting of- the Louisville jockey
club takes placa on May 14 and will last
ten dajs The two great California
stables of Baldwin and Hagins have
arrived. Stables from' all sections of
the country are well represented and
contests between Kentucky, Tonnes-tee
and California cracks -will be eagerly
watched. The Derby will have irom
twelve to fifteen starters and it From
ises to be most evenly contested and
exciting Derby ever held.: Every stable
entered has a dark horse for this event
and it can be, truly said from what is
known of the contestants today that it
is "anybody's raco." Derby day being
the day to draw the public the crowd
will be an immense one. Probably
25,000 people will past through the
gates.
The Lexington Races.
Lexington, Ky.. Mav 8 The
weather was cloudy and the track in
fair condition.
ine lirst race was a mile dash: Test
won by two lengths; Slasher, seoond;
may L,auy, iniru. lime, l 415.
the second race was oue and one-
fourth milfs; Tvrant won bv four
lengths; Irish rat, second; Lady Way'
ward, third. Time. 2:10.
Ilia third race was one and one-fourth
miles; Adonis won; Lead, second; Sam
waiton, mini, lime, la.
lbo fourth race was a half-mile dash:
Totlrell won; Laura G second; Mldire.
miru. nine, ui.
Basa Bail.
Dknveh, May 6. The Western
league opened here today, between the
Delivers and Leadvilles. Two thou-
and spectators witnessed the game,
Score was: Delivers, 0; Leadvilles. 4.
St. Louis, May 5. Chicago. 0; SL
Louis, 6.
Kansas City, May 5. Detroits, 4;
Kansas City, 3.
Washington, May 5. Boston, 12;
alionáis, 11.
Cincinnati. May 5. Louisville. 0;
Cincinnati, 5.
New York, May 5. New York, 4;
rniiadoiuiiia, a.
St. Iosepii. Mo.. Mav 5. The season
of i he Western league opened today by
Lincoln and St. Joseph. The score
stood 6 to 0 in favor of the home team.
which made but oue error.
Leavenworth, Kau., May 6 The
must exciting game ever played here
took place here today. The Topekas
scored on an error and won the game.
Score. Topeka, 1; Leavenworth 0. ,
Killed Br a Burglar.
. Englewoou, N. J. May 6 Geo. Com,
nephew of the president of the Ameri
can Exchange bank in New York, was
shot and fatally wounded by a burglar
last night. George Coe, his brother
Louis, and a young man named B-inker
bnfi', were passrng y the sclibol house
about 10 o'clock lust night and saw a
light in the building. This being un
usual they proceeded to investigate the
matter, and discoyored a burglar in the
act of ransacking the desks. They at
tempted to capture him but the thief
turned as the young men entered the
room and lired upon them. The bullet
from his revolver entered Geo. Coe's
left shoulder. Before the wounded man
foil a second ball made a terrible wound
in I) is abdomen. Louis Coe, alter a ter
riblo struggle, succeeded in disarming
tue ourgiar, and beat mm to insensibili
ty with a jimmy. Brinkorhoff and
Louis cue then tied his bands and toot
together and locked him up in a room.
They then turned their attention to
George, who was found to bo uncon
scious and inmost dead. They removed
him to his bouse and gave the alarm,
but before help came the burglar mude
his escape.
Reduced Rates.
New York, May 6,-On and after
May 1st, telegraph rates between offices
n the states of Arkansas, North Caroli
na, Alabama, Minnesota, Louisiana and
Wisconsin will be reduced from 50 to 40
cents, a reduction of 25 per cent.
I Between onioes in Dakota. Wyoming,
Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, Montana,
Arizona, Nebraska. California, uregon,
and Washington Territory, from 75 to
50 cents, a reduction of 33 per cent.
Between omces in Kansas. Ziew iork.
Pennsylvania, Delaware, District of Col
umbia and Virginia from 100 to 75 cents,
being a reduction ot 25 por cent. This
makes the maximum rato between any
two points in New Mexico 50 cents In
stead of 75 as heretofore.
Masaacreing Englishmen.
London, May 6. An o Ricial of the
French New Hobrides company, on
Espirita Santo island baye been rúas
saüreded by a p irty of natives from
Fort Stanley, tue governor oi new
Caledonia has despatched a transport
with troops to the island to render as
sistance. Conceatiaua Made.
Chicago, May 0. Fully three-fourths
of the McCormiok harvester works' em-
oloves reported for duty this morning.
xne proprietors ui too ueeii,iK
decided this morning to grant the de
mands for a working day eigbt bours
aud an advance of fifteen percent, on
former wages.
Wedded to iheHolr Faith,
Baltimore, May 5. Miss Constance
Edgar, aged 20, stepdaughter of Col.
Jerome Bonaparte, was today invested
th the black veil at tne convent o I
the Visitation in this city. Archbishop
Gibbous officiated. Miss Edgar will be
known in religion as Sister Alary De
Sales.
Stevanton Under Bond.
Helena, Mont., May 5. Andrew
Stevenson, clerk of probate court, on
Qnal examination was bound oyer to
awat the action of the grand jury on the
oharge of grand larceny. Bail of $2,000
was furnished.
TheDylni Polleeman
Chicago, May 6. A report from the
county hospital this morning is to the
effect tbat officers Barrett, Flavan, Mil
ler and Jacob Hausen are beyond recov
ery and are sinking last.
THIS MILITIA AND THE MOB
The
Raaa af the oldlrra Sratlor
Death
Aaaoag the Tarbalrul Peleche.
Milwaukee, May 5 Residents In
the southern portion of the city, who
were bestirring earjy this morning, no
ticed the movement ot a great number
of Polocks who had participated in yes
terday s riot at 13ay View, singly ana in
pnife, making thoir way towards the
large Polish church In that section of
the city. By 6 30 o'clock no less than
400 men had assembled, each
HEARING A HUGE CLUB
or Iron bar or some other implement of
warfare, lbe men formed in line and
at the order of "forward march" pro
ceeded in the direction of Bay View,
raising the cry as thev went, "Kill the
militia and burn the mills." Being ap
prised .of the mob's coming. Major
Tranmer ordered- four companies un
der his command from inside the rolling
mills' enclosure, where they had been
in camp during the night, aud stationed
them in the best position to check the
advancing mob. As the latter ap
proached tnev were ordered to stop.
No heed was given. Major Trarimer
repeated the order and gave all fair
warning that to advance
MEANT CERTAIN DEATn
Again the crowd, which was now about
1,600 feet distant, Ignorad the caution
and pretsud tor ward the bridge. Major
Trarimer had orders to keep any crowd
from approaching the mills and to tire
upon them, as the last resort of the or
der could not otherwise be enforcod.
Accordingly when no attention had
been given to the second warning he
gave orders to lire, and as nearly as
could be learned six companies emptied
their guns with steady aim into the
throng. Seeing several of their number
FALL WOUNDKD OR KILLED,
the mob threw themselves flat on the
ground and s night the nhelter of the
railroad embankment. Tho level of
south Bay street and Lincoln avenue
being higher than tbo marsh, was also
sought by the frantic men, who
tumbled headlong into the water.
There was every evidence on
the eurroiindmg objects to clearly
show that the militia bad tired low and
V with inleut to kill, us one of them ex-
impressed It.
: i tie result oi tno ursi, youey uavmg
pad such Bolutary effect the militia
oompuuh-s again slacked their arms,
and portious of the routed mob relumed
to the scene of the tragedy. A squad of
police also put lu an appearance aud bit
gau to assist the wounded. Several of
the latter were taken to neighboring
saloons and dosed with whisky, after
which they were conveyed to their
homes.
THE RESULT, i 1
The killed aud wonudnd is as given
below:
- Michael Ruchalski, laborer, aged 40
venrs. was snot in tho breast and died
fsholtly afterward; Franz Kennel, aged
UU years, who lived in a little shanty on
south Bay street, was shot through the
heart while feeding chickens in lus own
yard. He was a laborer but had not
been working lor four years owing to
rheumatism, lie loaves a wife and live
children.
The ritiena of t lucaso on Aneroids.,
Chicago, May 5. The indignatiou
and concern of the general publio res
pecting the atrocious occurrence of last
night, has been in no wise lessened.
The prompt action of the authorities in
arresliug three of the chief couspirators
and accumlating evidence which it is
believed will tlx the great crime upon
them, hits called forth unstinted praise.
All ordinary places of businoss are open
but there is almost an entire cessation
of all ordinary transactions. Businoss
men are discussing the event In all its
serious aspects. The mayor has been
atsurred by all classes of citizens of
their desire to aid biiu in every possible
way. Hon. . B. Washburn, remarked
today that be had not known1 a time
during the carnage enacted by the com
mune in Peris when so utterly a
COWARDLY AND ATROCIOUS MURDER
as that of last night. If there is any
law to reach the perpetrators and insti.
gators of the affair it is now positive
tbat certain death awaits them. Mayor
Harrison this afternoon, after consult
ing with hit department officers, pub
lished the fallowing proclamation:
"To the people of l h'oao:
Whereas, great excltemeut ex lets among
the people of tbia oily .growing onto) ilin labor
troubles which exoltement Is lntensllled by
open uetlance of the guaidlani of tho peace by
a body of lawless men, nnder the pretanoe of
aiding laboring men but really indeavoring to
destroy all law- and, wtereas, last night these
men by tho tiaeof weapons never resorted to
In civilized lands except In times nf war or fur
revolutionary purposes, causing bloodshed
among the citizena and Scers ot this munici
pality, who were simply in performanee of
their dutle ; and, whereaa -The city authori
ties propose to protect Ufo and property at all
hazards, and In do ng so will b. compelled to
break up all unlawfulor dangerous gatherings;
anil, whereas, even wken oien propose to meet
for lawful purposes bad men will auempt to
mli.gle with thorn armed with cowardly miaalcs
for the purpose of bringing about bloodshed,
thus endangering the lives nf Innocent per
sons; therefore. 1, Carter H. Harison, mayor of
the city of Chicago, do hereby proclaim that all
gatherings of people lo crowds or processions
on tne streets ana punnc pinoes oi mo city are
dangerous and cannot be permitted, orders
have been issued to prevent all such gathering
and to break up and disperse all crowds, to
prevent Injury 10 innocent persons. 1 urge all
law abiding peop e toquletlyattend to their
own affairs aud nut meet lu crowds If the po
lloe order any gatherings to dtsperae au t thev
be sot obeyed all persona aodiaobeyingwillbe
treated as law breaker and will surely Incur
the lull penalty of Ihelr disobedience, 1 fur
ther assure the itood ueoole of Chicago that
believe tue police can tiroteot their lives and
property, aud the good men nf Chicago will do
so." CAaraa H. Habsjson,
aiayor
MONEY FOR ANARCHIST1 VICTIMS.
Chicago, May 5. Tho fund raised
for the policemen wouuded by last
night's bomb throwing amounts tonight
to 27,000. ot this amount S12,0tl0 was
contributed by members oi the board of
trade, $10,750 by railroads centenug in
Chicago, and tbe balance by private in
dividual. The wholesale grocers are
also raising a large fund to be turned
over tomorrow, and so far none of them
have contributed less than f 100 each.
All quiet in Milwaukee, -
Milwaukee, May A, All quiet in this
city this morning. Troops continue to
guard threatened establishments at Bay
View and on tbe soutn s:ue. no riot
ous assemblage has been reported tbis
morning. The trouble is belieyed to be
over. There is a greater feeling oi con
fidence apparent in tne ability oi tne
authorities to preserve peace, though
tne outlook oontfnues threatening in
certain quarters and the police may be
called upon to diserse gatherings in
some portions of the city. The am st
of a few anarchists yesterday injured a
feeling that this element is no longer
to prove so troublesome. The police
now believe tbat all the leading instiga
tors of the recent trouble have been
caged, with possib'y a few exceptions.
The collecting of evidence against the
conspirators is proceeding rapidly.
THE STRIKE AT CHEYENNE.
Cheyenne, Wyo., May 5. The situa
tion regarding the strike of braknmen is
the same as during the last forty-eight
hours. No freight is moving between
North Platte and Rawlins, I bus effect
ually blockading the mam line of the
Union Pocilio railroad. There is no in
terference with passenger trains, ex
cepting at Eagle Rock, on the Oregon
Short Line, where the strikers held tho
passenger train all last night.
THE STRIKERS WIN,
Cincinatti. May 0. -The strike of
freight handlers is at end. Men are
already at work in all froight yards nnd
others will resumo this afternoon. Ex
act terms are not made known but it is
generally understood that the men have
secured an advance from 15 to 25 cents
per day.
Belden & Wilson,
XXX EI
Bridge Street, Las Vec;aa.
All goods are delivered free in tho city
Park Drug Store
Second door trom Poet. Office.
S. A. NORTH & BR0
rTJXVEI
Drugs, Chemicals.
Prescriptions a Specialty.
OPEN ALL NICHT,
Choice wines and Liquors for
Medical Purposes.
A riHE LINE OF CIOAB8.
Everybody finds
0
01
At the great
mk Grocers !
Y DRY
Of Chas. Ilfeld,
Is simply because he keeps the largest and the
Finest Stock in
PLAZA, LAS VEGAS.
JV tot. BARTLETT,
DEALER IW
FINE JEWELRY
OT" HVHIIY
Bridge St West Us Vegas. Ho,
ISTAUUBHID 1880.
J. J. FITZGERRELL,
THE XJLSrm
Real Estate
-AND
Financial Aent for Capitalists,
Cor. Grand Ave. and Center St.
Las Vegas, New Mexico.
ASPRnlAl.TYMtOK ININVR9TINO ANll
I.UANINO MONEY FOR KASTBRN CAPI
TALISTS, or WHOM I HAVB A LAHUK
LINK OF CORRESPONDENTS.
I havo tTNUSUAL FACILITIES tor tho
lVRiSTUiATlON olTU'LK.S amlaTUOROUUH
KNOWLEDGE nf the PEOPLE, enabling ma
toniaku IN VESTMKN I S of all kinds, such as
the purchase uf RANCH, GRANT and CITY
PltOI'K.RTY, and malting LOANS for CAPI
TALISTS to huttor ADVANTAGB than they
can for TIIBMSKLVErt.
There la a -fraud future before NEW MIX
K'l). Bualneits is bet-inning to look up rap
idly.' Now Is the time to make Investments be
fore prices advanuo too hiu;n
There baa been a marked Improvement la
RKAZ. LSI ATE duriiur the punt UU days, and
there Is no doubt tbeoomina sprlno; will wit
ness a sharp advanoe in REAL ESTATE, when
those who made InvosunuuU lu pioperty will
reap a rich reward.
Tne iueoiulii-r tide of business Irnprove-nent
Is iH'glnnlng to be felt and will causo a genu
ine boom the coming year. Now Is the time
to invest. "A hlut to the wise Is sufficient."
I HAVE Poll SAh one of tho best paying
welt established manufacturing enterprises lu
the Territory. an be bought to an ad vantage.
1IIAVK FOR SALE one of the best busiuess
coiners n the city, renting for 20 per cent i n
the Inverttmeitt
1 HAVE FUR SALE an elegant piece of resi
dence property lu au excellent neighborhood,
that ia paying '20 per cent on the Investment.
1 have a buslncaa opening foi tr,uno tu tln,
Oftil Unit Is absolutely safe, aud will pay frum
JO to an per cent en the Investment.
TO RANCH AND CATTLK INVESTORS, I
have a line slocked rauch lor sale that will pay
a lare-e Interest on the luvestmciit. Come and
seeiuy Hat of grant, raueh and cattle In leat
luents before imrcbasiug elsewhere.
I HAVBtholurgoat llnoof rents, Improved
and unimproved property lor sálelo be found
in the e.itv.
kii.L llAltQAlNSof all kin. la in REAL ES
TATE call on FITZOKRIIKLL, you will dud
him alive to business inierunui aim courteous
to all. Ilelnre Investing, call aud sea hltn.
Klugerntll's Guide lo New Mélico, free to
all
ROCCO MOTTO,
Bridge St., near Caxetta Office,
Just receive! a flue line of
CANDIES,
Fruits, Nuts, Confectionery.
A FINE SUPPLY OF APPLES
it so pleasant to
establishment
the Territory.
DHHOniPTIOPJ.
Qold Watches, Diamonds.
Silver Watches, Gold Chains,
Bracelets,
Pins and Sleeve Buttons.
Silverware. Filigree Jewelry.
Repairing of Fine Watches a
Specialty.
324 II, i Ave. East Us Vegas.