Albuquerque Morning Democrat from Albuquerque, New Mexico • 1

FIFTH YEAh. ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXIOQ. 8ATDEDAY MOBNESQ, JUNE 19, 1886. HUUBEB 87 Sacrifice sale at Basra 's on Diamonds, WASHINGTON. JP A.

3 TELEGRAPHIC by Mr. Chase, Mr. Seward and myself against General McClellan It Is utterly false for a reason not necessary to mention here. Fire and water would as soon combine. Each does his duty as he deems right.

In respect to tbe Imputa-tatlon of selfish or ambitious motives, a denial is nseless. Those wbo made tbe Imputation do It Ignorant of rov principles of action or with prejudiced feelings and like all other public men, I must expect and patiently bear the misconstruc ding gift, to which was attached a large ana beautiful diamond pendant and in ber hair, wblcb was tastefully arranged In Grecian colls, was a diamoud star or tiara of rare beauty and brilliancy. Tbe floral decorations were similar to those of last Tuesday and tbe general arrangements practleally tbe same. Freeir dent and Mrs. Cleveland shook hands with all as the throng passed through the blue room and tbe bride bad a bright smile for each one and a kind word for those she recognized in tbe moving crowd.

GREAT CLOTHING HOUSE MSRRIOBL'S HE N'S-WEAR HART. Orders By Mail From Our "i Ml 'i NSW MEXICO CUSTOMERS Receive Prompt and Careful Attention, are Filled from the Largest aud Heat of Clothing, Hats, Furnishings and Shoes in the Southwest. aT Perfect Satisfaction Guaranteed Always, -jf TAILORING ONLY. Eastern Work Samples. FIRST CLASS No "Cheap John" Send CHARLES PASO, EL for CATTLE HAVE COME And will Continue SHORT HORNS.

Pit 7 1 to 4Saa Choice, selected lots of Thoroughbreds and Grades Blunt Farr, P. 0. Box 77. A v-enH fur mIici VVi clou K. V.

IUl.l.A I'll HrNN Hill A KM. Vin i.l. 1,1 I'l e-ili'M THE E. F. HnllM i ntifii.

tuicrs Lumber. Sash, Doors, Blinds and Building Material. Contractors and Builders. Constructions of Public Buildings a Specialty. Wstcbes, Clocks and all kinds of Jewel ry, r.normons out on an prices.

tl A tit Art Parlor. wauled A nrat class retoucher nu printer. None but first class workmen need apply. Notice Parties knowing themselves to be In debted to me will please call and settle tbelr accounts with me at Winslow, A or with rV. A.

Smith, justice of tbe peace, ('oolldge, on or before June 20th, C. 1. Flinm. IMaeolntlon Hollre. The firm of Case A Schwartz was dis solved by mutual consent on May 18 James Case will collect all outstanding debts, and assume, all liabilities of the tlrm.

Jas. Case, .1. SCU AARTt. Notice of liaaohitlmi Notice Is hereby given that (he firm of Mendenball. Holt is this day dissolved by mutual consent.

Mendenball. Hunter A Co. having sold tbelr one half Interest in the business to A. J. Mendenball, tbe new rirm of Mr-ndenbalt jfc Holt will collect all accounts and pay alf debts contracted to tbls date.

June 11th, 18Mfl. Ill NTKH A Hui iiN A Holt. I. as Vegas. N.

June 11th, lMII. Ki ll' AIIHI ASI ITH TIIK TIMKM Kdoh ledpr in jofi unit jn.rr rules. Maoaulev. This even year of our Lord, lMHii and the second of our democratic government of tbe people, by the people, for the peoplewill be uupiecedentedly prolific in important political developments of which all persons should be Informed bo desire to keep abreast with the times. In tbls living, active age a man Is expected to know something more thau merely wbat hie next door neighbor is doing.

In this epoch of most exciting events, wheu dynasties of the old world are tottering in the face of advanced thought, when freedom-loving people emulating our forefathers in strn- Kllng to attain self-government, who would fall to be thoroughly posted on the stirring disclosures Ihe cable brings each morniug for the trilling cost ot a new-- laper subscription. The approaching campaign ami subse quent elections iu tbe different states and territories for members of congress and legislatures, will be of vital importance to all. Tbe spirited news issuing each dav from the national capital, embracing the doings of coagress, the policy and acts of tbe administration, and Interesting bun mots about out-going republicans and new ly elected democrats, com mends itself to all Interested In the progress of tbe nation. ToK ALHI'gt Kltyt MollNIN'. 1KM-ocitAT, the only paper iu New Mexico publishing the full associated press dispatches, combining both afternoon and uigbt report, gives each morning to its readers a full line of foreign news, fresh from the cables, complete Washington dispatches and telegraphic news from all parts of the country, together with tbe New York.

Chicago, St. Louis and Kansas City markets. Among other noticeable features of this report is the exposure of republican misrule and land frauds; and lis editorial columns will continue tbe just censure of democratic officials for dereliction of duty. The Democrat Is faithfully served by able correspondents In all tbe cities, towns and mining camps of New Mex Ico, and no expense is spared In securing pedal dispatches whenever the character of tbe nes warrants tbat course. The Democrat will be especially Interesting to the New Mexico reader throughout the double campaign against Gerouiino and his red-handed outlaws and against tbat equally loathsome band of white Indians who despoil the people of tbeir rights by political trickery not even stopping at tbe theft of a legislature when it suits tbeir purpose.

Throughout this exciting period, Tub Democrat will continue as ever on the side of tbe people, against monopoly, ring rule, political trickery and tyranny of all description, and will be always fearless in tbe publication of all matters of news. It Is such a course tbat bas secured to Tub Democrat double tbe circulation now had by any other daily newspaper published between Denver and Los Angeles. Tbe subscription price of The Democrat, always payable In advance, Is 910 per annum. No subscription taken for a leu period than three months. Those not so fortunate as to have The Democrat caa secure It by money order, draft, registered letter, or by paying the cash to any ot its authorized representatives.

Address The Democrat, Albuquerque, N. M. PROPOSALS FOB, OkVAlH AMD BAT. Headquarters Department of Arlsona, Office of the Chief Qnartermaster, Whipple Barracks, Presontt. A.

May 17, 1884. SEALED proposals In triplicate, subject to tba usual conditions, will be received at tbls office only until 13 o'clock, noon Saturday, June 19, 1886, when they will be opened In presence of such bidders ss mar attend, tor the delivery at Bowie fetation. A. during the period commencing July 1, aod ending December 31, 1880. of one million five hundred thousand (1,600,000) ponedn of Oats or Barley to sacks, and two million pounds ot Baled Hsy.

(Bidders will be careful to state precisely tba kind ot Hay tbey propose to fnrnUb, whether Oats, Barley, Wheat, Bottom, Alfalfa, Ac.) The arovern ment reserves tbe right to reject any or all proposals, or to aooept any proposal for a less quantity than tbe total nm lor. Blank proposals giving full lastractlons as to tba manner of bidding will be fur-nisbed as application to this office, or to tba Poet Quartermasters at Fort Bowie, Fort Thomas, Fort Lowell and Fort Hunch oca, A. or to tbe Quartermaster's agents at Maricopa, Benson aad Bowie Station. A T. Knveropes containing proposals should ha marked Proposal for SuppHee." and addressed to tbe Chief Qaartarmaatar ot A.S.KIMBAU, Quartermaster U.

8. Army, Chief QtiSTtarmaiter. Very Good Work Reported from the National Capital. Hr. Goff Denoanoea Seoretary Whitney's Eejeotion of the Dolphiri.

The Hualapi Proved to Farce. Outbreak be a A Lot of Choioe Reading from All Parts of the Civilized World. Etc-, Etc. CONGRESSIONAL. Washington, June 18.

Saat The senate committee uo privileges iod elections held another meeting this morn lug to discuss the charges tbatSen-tlor Pay oe'a seat wag aecured by bribery km did not decide whether or not to undertake in investigation. Congressmen Little and Butterwortb were present sod addressed the committee iu favor of Investigation. Senator Evarts who It reported to be disinclined to the investigation was not present, being out of luwi. Further consideration of tbe subject was postponed until next Thursday In order to give Major Butterworth opportunity to prepare a written it lenient. Senator Ingalls entered a motion to reconsider tbe bill passed yesterday refunding to Cherokee freedmen tbeir pioponioo of the proceeds of lands sold under act of March 3.

S'aator Chase offered a resolution ctllligon the postmaster general for In-lor as to tbe amount of additional lOmiienaaiion asserted to be due tbe pot masters under act of March 3, 1883, lonbe payment of which no provision hi been made. In offering tbe resolu-tlo i Senator Cliace said he bad reason to believe tbat tbe statements made yesterday by the senator from Kansas (Ingalls) sere correct and that the accounts retired were adjusted and tbat tbe lolonnation called lor by tbe senate re tired merely a transcript from the books i tbe department. The resolution wan agreed to. The mate then proceeded to the consldcra- ilun of bills on the calendar under the live in 1 1) ute rule. The bill for the enoouragmeut of the American merchant marine and to promote postal and commercial relations mib foreign oountrles.

(This is ths Frje hill providing for tbe payment of tllip cent per mile for carrying foreigu malls of the United The sub tree of the bill has already been at tached to the senate amendment to tbe I'OMofflce appropriation bill. I he bill to provide for tbe sale of tbe He of Kurt Omaha, sale or remov al of improvements thereof and for a new site and the construction of suitable buildings thereon. ibe bill authorizing tbe secretary of the treasury to pay tbe First national bank of Portland, 88,241) advanced by the bank to a contractor for tbe cou-wruoilon of the United States revenue culler "Corwln" on security of payments to be made by tbe United States. In this case tbe contractor having failed, the government Itself finished tbe vessel tor les money than wss due to the contractor. Tbe bill to Increase tbe efficiency of 'lie army of the United States.

This Is Senator Logan's amended bill. The ordinal bill Drovlded for an increase of be army and this provision gave rise to protracted debate In tbe senate some Ieelts aaro. In Ira now fnrm that feature il the original bill bas been omitted from pe intended bill. After an mreniitlva aAaalrtn th aAnatA Mourned till Monday. Boom.

Hr. Belmont from the committee on foreign affairs reported back the consular nd diplomatic appropriation bill flth the recommendation tbat certain of lUQMQat tnuuiltnuinta mm tn ha AAnmlp. rcd in sod others non-concurred In. Tbe Pm was agreed to. Mr.

Belmont also (ported baok the message of tbe presl-m on the subject of tbe Inauguration of SS atue of 'Liberty Enlightening tbe New York harbor. Referred 1 committee on appropriations. W. AnrlaranR ..4 u. 1 1 a.n iiuci cj i res- fWlon providing fur the Anal adiourn.

PWt of conmeaa at nnnn nn Haturdav. far Referred to tbe committee on yi sod means. MMcoBamittes on labor reported bill xinilnr him fj United Statve navy yards. Mouse Fuesdar: alanahiii Importation of oontract i wens into a ooumines KblTi naTlU yproprls- JSUBtoB debate was continued by "Hepbwi, of Iowa, who severely crlt-2 Wheeler's speech upoo tbe late sot uniiMwi urn uuuiu wLe'', submit to have men who Koo.i ium noaarw TO wear bT ss tbe gentleman US, IJ- Ile. ywa to Mr.

ho read the fol- ur Inst, baa remain. bn.i.. el tbe pressnre wWcb left me ncltW time 2ff to obey the order of the tob 1 ne onght PW the spot. Nearly a loatbyhUdisobe. Demies of tbe eoaa- 2 'hlm by tbe de- hIbmi T1 10 country re.

ttnesuiw oc th. r.iT" 'obood aad P- UP to Ujr eowbinadoa Four American Sailors Killed by the Native Police At Colon While Resisting the Arrest of One of their Number. Texas Cyclone Does Much Damage to Property. France Has Got Her Eye On Another Fieoe of Land. Etc, Etc Cholera.

Rome, June 18. Cholera bas appeared at codlgora, eight miles from the Adriat ic. At Venice tbe daily average of new cases oi tne disease is sixteen. Statni0nl I)tild. Ottawa, June 18 There la no truth in the statement tbat tbe orders given for tne vigorous enforcement ol the treaty of ibih nas neen cancelled.

Hiue Ball. 1'ittsburg, June Louis vllle 9. Philadelphia Athletics 4, Baltimore 5 Brooklyn Metropolitans 3, Brook lyn 5. A Chines Trick. Feuoug, June 18 A party of Chinese recently boarded the Dutch steamer Hok- santon, off Rlgas, snd killed tbe chief engineer and mate and look prisoners thu second engineer and tbe captain and bis wife.

1 lie engineers were English men. An AdlrM Rejected. London. June 18. The liberal associa tion of Aylesbury, Buckingham, to day beard rea! the election address of Kotb- etiild Aylesbury, member of the com mons, lie was returned as a liberal.

but oppose Gladstone's home rule bill and eudorxes the unionist policy. Tbe adilrefs was rejected and tbe association adopted a resolution declaring It would reject any candidate who would not give reliable pledges that he would support Gladstone in the commons. A New Scheme of Fraucn. I'aris, June 18. l.e Temps says In March last some natives ef the Xew Hebrides murdered several agents ol a French company.

The surrender of the guilty persona was demanded and not belug complied with armed inter vention was necessary. England bas often acted in a similar manner, even iu New Hebrides without tbe French pro testing. Tbe New Hebrides question must now he permanently settled. God to the House. Washington, June 18.

Tbe senate to day by a two-tbirds vote passed tbe Ioint resolution introduced by Henator ngalls providing for submission to tbe several states of tbe constitutional amendment regarding the existing period of tbe president's term and session of tbe fiftieth congress until April 30. 1889, substituting April 30 for March 4 as the commencement in tbe future of tbe presidential and congressional term. The measure now goes to the bouse for concurrence. A Texaa Cyolone. Denton, June 18.

Tbls snd ad jacent counties were visited Wednesday afternoon and night by a cyclone which did great damage in this (Denton) county. Tbls storm demolished the house of Mrs. Prlgmore wbo, wltb her daughter, were buried in tbe ruins. Tbe mother was fatally Irriured. Tbe daugh ter will recover.

Tbe residence of Dr. Rutherford was blown bodily from Its foundations and turned over, rne lam-llv escaped, having fled to their storm cave. Many barns, sheds and outhouses were blown down and the school bouse at Stoney was completely wrecked. At Pilot Points. Bloomfleld, McKlnney and Pleasant Valley numerous residenoss churches and bridges were swept away but no fatalities -were reported.

What will I'ecle Baas 8ai Panama, June 18. A set ious affray has taken place on board the American bark Don Jauaio at Colon re-ulttng in the death of three persons and tbe wound ing of several others. While lying sloog tne wan awcnargiog lumoer, toe captain sent ashore for police to arrest sn unruly sailor, wnen tna otnoer ooarued tne vessel three of tbe crew took his run away, broke la and forcibly elected the man from tbe bark. In a few miontes tbe polloetnea retnroed with three others wbo received tbe same treatment, tbeir gnus being taken away and broken. Shortly after tbe prefect appear ed with 100 policemen and a squad, of soldiers, wbo by tbls order opened Are on tne vessel ana began nretng down tba opea hatchways.

Soma Jamaican laborers warn on tbe deck wltb tbe mate. one of whom was ahot through tbe bead and killed. Two sailors wore also killed while three others were dangerously wounded one of whom baa since died. Tba prefect la roundly censored for his basty action. The rn lat's fptim.

Washington, June U. Tbe public re ception at tbe White House to-night was the largest of tba kind aver witnessed hero. Though It was not begun an til o'clock before 8 o'clock aa immense crowd bad gathered in tba vicinity of tna msia noora ana wnen tney were thrown open a oloeely packed line of men, women and children extended from tba main entrance to tbe carriage way oat of the north gate aad east oa Pennsylvania even ate to Seventeenth street. There were tally 16,000 persons la line and at 10 o'clock tba number bad not perceptibly diminished. Tbe president and Mrs.

Cleveland were assisted by Mrs. Eodteott. Mrs. Whitney aad Mrs. Vilas.

Mrs. Cleveland worn ber wed-dlnf dress of Ivory ssteea arranged In tba same stria aa at tba official reoepttoa Toeaday. Ber ornaments eooslsted of a diamond aecklsoe, tba president's wed- tion and false report In respect to tbe present coudltion of affairs. All I csn say Is that the whole power of tbe government is being put forth with tbe ut most vigor sod I think more earnestness on the part of military commanders than In any former period. The treasurer is encouraged In the northern states by just dlsconteut of the people, but believing our nstloosl destiny is as Immediately In tbe hands of tbe most High as ever were tne cntiaren oi Israel, i am not only un dismayed, but full of hope; neither for myself turning to tbe right nor to the ten, serving no man sou at enmity with none.

I shall strive to perform my wnoie auiy in tne great worn oeiore us, Mistakes sod isults 1 Know I may com mlt. but tbe purpose of my actions shall be simply to the public good." Mr. uon or west Virginia, attributed tbe present deporsble condition of the navy to tbe Idiotic policy of appropria tions by congress and denied tbat It was tbe result of extravagant expendlrares by me former secretary oi toe navy, tie went on to criticize tbe actron of secretary Whitney In connection with tbe DoIddIo ana ottteriy assaitea tne auziinary board appointed ny tne secretary without au thority of law, to report npon the vessel Tbat board consisted of Captain Ile Ik nap Commander Evans snd Mr. Winter. Tbe first named omcer bad been an applicant for promotion.

He knew tbat Ih report mieoueu to oe maue one way, and unless it was so maue, ne would get neuner promotion nor nis designation to bis high office. Commander Evans bad an underlying grudge ana nairea against secretary tjnandler, having been removed by tbat officer. Mr. winter was superintendent of tbe Met ropolitan steamship company. In which he was deeply Interested and to which John Roach was a rival, as he built tbe ships of the Mallory line.

He was Interested In patents which Mr. Roach bad repatented and this was tbe third man on this Impartial board. These were men who struck down and ruined the grand er artisan of tbe day and he was con victed on such testimony as this. He (Ooff) believed that this board could not be duplicated anywhere. The Dolphin was as grand a ship as bad ever danced on an ocean wave, if the testimony of experts could be relleJ upon.

It bad been condemned on tbe ground tbat it bad not attained a upeed of fifteen knou an hour. Tbat was not true. It bad at-aiaed and exceeded tbat speed. Tbe advisory board bad said tbat It made over fifteen knots under tbe most dlsad-vadtageous circumstances. After the appointment of Lieut.

Knappto tbe board it went down to New York and the vessel made a trial trip and the board reported to tbe secretary of tbe navy that Ibe Dolphin made over fifteen knots. A dispatch from Mr. Belknap reporting that tbe vessel had made fifteen and one-half knots had slumbered in tbe department until last week. It bad slumbered and It would be far better for the reputation of living meu If It ftlll slumbered. It slumbered from May, 1885.

down to tbe time that Henator Hale called for all information in tbe matter. secretary Whitney bad reluctantly drawn It from a plgion hole and given it tbe light of day. Its being kept a secret was especially significant as Secretary Wbltnev, alter Its receipt, bad written to tbe attorney general asking him bis opinion on this subject snd ststlng It as a fact tbat tbe Dolphin bad not made fifteen knots an hour. On the strength of this statement tbe attorney general was making bis decision and while the wreck of the grandest establishment which bad honored tbe land, had been going on, to tbe sbame and degradation of the govern meat. On the 11th of June, 1885.

another trial trip had been made to test tbe strength of tbe vessel, not speed. Capt. Belknap had sent a dispatch to tbe secretary reporting tbe result of tbe trip snd making no complaint of tbe vessel or unfavorable comments thereon. Tbe following day tbe secretary telegraphed and this telegram has also slumbered until called for by Senator Hale. Tbat test was valuleaa and olosed with these significant sentences: "Has yesterday's trial aided jo la determining this matter; if not require such tests to be made next week If yiu think necessary.

Do tbls unless you prefer to make yonr report based on the present information. They did not matte tbelr report on their present Information, without steaming up again. On the strength of the instructions, from the secretary, tbey made tbeir report condemning tbe Dolphin. They said tbat she was constructed weak, a fact they had not Intimated in their despatches. 1 hey ssld that the engine deck vibrated as tbe vessel plunged through a rough sea, while experts maintained tbat It was a sign of strength for these monsters of tbe deep to vibrate.

Each and every act of Secretary Whitney from the time this nocalled for warfare had been commenced upon Roach to the rendition of the attorney generals opinion, had been wlthont authority of taw or fact, and every net since that time had been wlthont authority of law. If the opinion of tbe attorney general was law, be, (Mr. Ooff,) would rather spend an eternity with John Roach under these otrcamstances, amid the wreck of a life time and tbe destruction of a fortune, than an hour with tbe young reformer la his gilded palace at tba other end of tbe avenue. (Applause on the republican side.) Tbe committee rose and taw house took a reoseess till a p. m.

The even! ng session will be for tbe consideration of pen sion bills. A hemes. Washington. Jane 18 Tbe boose eosnmlttre on eduoartoa met to-day only to adioorn to we last aay of tne session. This actloa Anally disposes of tbe Blair educational bill so far aa the committee is concerned.

Th roe laaiaa. Washington, Jaoa 18 Senator Harrison from tbe committee oa Iadlaa affairs to-day Sled a supplementary report regarding the Investigation of ths condition of Indians Is tbe lodlaa territory and other reservations. Mm Weegor ef aa Palawan, Speotal to Tna DMaooaar. Needles, Cat, Jane ltV-CoL Grlersoo, Lieut. Connolly and Sheriff steea have Investigated ths report of tbe threatened outbreak of tba Hualapal Indians and report the thing a canard.

New York, June 17. 3 p. Money, l'i; bar silver, 08'. -close Chlcaso Markvaa. Chicago, June 17.

Wheat weak and lower; cash 71 i. 72V, Aug. Corn lower: cash 34'j, July 35i, Aug. 36,. Oats steady; cash 27 July 2l, Whisky 14.

Wool Market. Bostou, June 17. Wool tinner; Ohio and Fenusylvaoia XX and above 32( do. 2To(-M: Michigan and Wisconsin and above Ohio and Pennsylvania No. Ohio delaine tine, 32M32U; Michigan delaine JO 'n (a 31; unwashed wools, pulled 40.

Kaunas City Marketa. Kansas City, June 17. The Live stock Indicator reports: Cattle Kecetpts 2573; shlpmeots, 1719 steady, and lower; choice to fancy, 5 00fi5 20; fair to good. 4 45(a4 l0; oommou to medi urn, 4 00(34 50; Blocker? and feeders. 3 25(34 20: cows, 2.40(32.50.

llogt, Receipts. 13.138; shipments none; active but closed 10c lower. Good to choice. 3 90(34 00: common to medium 3.40 la 3 80, Sheep receipts, 108. Shipment.

none market quiet good to choice. 2 50 (33.50; common to medium. I.r0(a2.40. Chicago Live Slock Chicago, June 17. -Cattle, receipts 6000, slow and steadv; shipping steers 950(3 1500 lbs, 4 Blockers fceilerr.

2.75(3 4 00; through Texas cattle. 3.25(3 4.00; corn fed4.00 4 40. Hogs reeelptf, 23.000; market active and 10c lower, rough and mixed 3.95(33.00; packing and shipping, 4.10(34 23; light 3.90(34.20 Sheep receipts, 3000; slow uatlves, 2 Texas, 2 lambs, 2.00(33 00. Bernalillo Item. Mr.

P. Schuster, postinmlcr of Hcr- nallllo, is the victim of one n( the ruont outrageous plots ever concocted upou a respectable and l.iw-ahidlng citizen. The substance of the case is as follows: A few months airo the postofllce was re moved from tbe store of I'erea llros. to tbe mercantile establishment of ij. p.

Schuster, who was appointed postmaster. Ever since that lime there bas been a rivalry between the new official and cer tain parties Iu the town who claim to be respectable anil beyond all suspicion of small dirty acts. How ever, utter trying In every way possible hy petitions, (which were duly thrown In the waste basket as iitualj to have Mr. Schuster removed, a thought struck them, which no matter bow infamous, was quickly acted upon. Mr.

Juan Sanchez, who carries tbe mail between Bernalillo and the Je- mes springs was In receipt of a letter from Washington, coutainlng a check for bis pay, and as be received It from tbe postmaster, kindly requested him to open and read it to him as be was unable to do so himself, which request was com piled with and nothing more being thought about it. I'pon Sanchez being questioued by the opposing parties privately about tbe affairs in the poatohioe. the subject of him receiving a check was brought up. A grand and glorious idea struck them to use Mr. Sanchez for a tool, knowing he could neither read nor write.

Unknown to anybody excepting them selves, they bad an affidavit drawn up for Mr. Sanchez to sign (be being able to write his name only to tbe effect tbat Mr. Schuster bad opened his mall with out his permission and against bis wishes. After bulldozing and softsoaplng Mr. Juan Sanchez for some time he signed tbe document, greatly to tbe relief of tbe schemer, be not knowing what It wss at tbe time.

As soon as Mr. Schuster heard of the newly devised plan be asked Mr. Sanchez what be bad been dolog and why be signed such an affidavit, wblcb was certainly false. Sancbei replied thai be did opt know wbat tbe papers were, sod Immediately took an affidavit to tbat affect, wblcb Mr. Schuster now holds.

How the affair will terminate is bsrd to tell, but we only bope the guilty parties will be brought to justice for their lowlived and dirty, unprincipled tricks. Tbe tacts of tbe case were given to me by a responsible citizen and totally disinter ested. Mr. Schuster has always shown himself to be one of our most upright and honest citisens, totally lnoapsble of such aa act of dishonesty. However, I would five the prosecuting parties a little good advice, and tbat is to not go too much on tbe would be legsllte, wbo was aot blown as 1 0 as be ought to bava been tba other night.

If tbey do their transfer to tbe state prison Is only a matter of time. Mr. S. A. Hubbelt and family bare just returned from aa extensive visit In tbe vicinity of St, Louis, where be purchased a valuable building lot for fU.OOO.

Fif teen minntes afterward he was offered an advance of two dollars per foot, wblcb be declined. Mr. Pedro Perea and wife and Miss Barbara Perea left last night for St. Louis. Tbey will be com about two weeks.

Kkko. Professor Wendell, tba wall know operator, wbo baa been wltb tba Art Parlors for several years, la still kept busy producing tbe finest effects In holography that aro turned out any-here. Mr. Wendell will remain with tbe Art Parlors, where everybody want-: ing nist-lass work Is Invited to call and tf i Office, 471, Uolidiui Street, Address II. W.

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