Albuquerque Morning Democrat and Albuquerque Morning Journal from Albuquerque, New Mexico • 1

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mm AMMdcd i mamma i -v. ntnem food delicacy, whose Mteloiike iiiiitaa rwui iUIIaum i. WASHINGTON. querque shadow a trust It will r. Kixmuaereq Bner than tbe beat FIRST NATIONAL BAN! A Mew Teteavas Us se jamo.

Too discoverer sent speO not be considered out w. ulaen to Ak mars; la this eonnecOou that Tas vcmockat at now having the is. rn 10 a cninew farmer In California, The House Posses a Bill for ssseta Tas 1 Mineaav. Hants Fa. Jan.

19. Tha anniurfi rawa for a twonrtory bnck building 1 -1" ihw mi ami raiaea near a ton. Yesterday I barrels of tbem arrived baa Francisco. They were oaf. passed this rooraing tha legislative employee aiKwoprtatlon bill over the eov- OP ALBUQUERQUE OimaolidatM with th Central Bank of BayaoW.lbtai) UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.

CAPITAL'PAID IN 4 i Transaota a General Banking Btxeinesa. uvugut a sv centa a poona. VsvsvWkesjui. Washington, Jan, 19 This morning UfU, JWdentt. 'M.

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rLiuniMi 4 -1 efferson Bayaolda, TiriHor ef W.t. ALBUQUERQUE CAPITAL AND the Admission of Bouth Dakota. Many Persons Killed in rod Accident Mi(fiigaD. a Rail- in Gov. Bwiuford pf Alaska W.Rwafprms Ilia Charges 01 outrages.

NEWS NUGGETS. coKeai Washington, Jan. 19-After tba KHitiaa buaiMat, tha aenate naumwl tbaoMialdratlon Jo( too tariff bill and took no tba ram ached ala. Ho araendment wu oneroa. Tha nan.

traphaa to pen knirea and raaoti waa taken np, tbe qoeetton baUut on tha amendment oiTered to It on the 16th. est oppoaed the ameodmant, elalm inf undua lncraaaa on cheaper good. The eollequj eoounued aome tuna. Spoonar favored tbe amendment, be aid to tbe aenator from Tezaa, Boagan. that not only was that lerjator aitoseth er unjust In tbe language he bad need, but waa altogether unjustifiable in using It.

Such lansiuum would come with ill I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I A. Lee. preaident: W. H. fUnmtlar.

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Bullock, H. N. DOES A GENERA BANKING BUSINESS INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS. Gold dust ourahassd and tdnmai mtanSB aSJh BahlnWtaS(tsi aaflf Al. I silver bullion ores, etc Superior faculties for making Elections on JeeessTbl.

point at par for customer. Exchange on the principal dUe of KuropTfor! NEW MEXICO AND TRUST 00. OF ALBUQUERQCJJ5. CAPITAL PAID IN 950,000. OFFICE WITT! ALBUyUERyUK NATIONAL bank.

grace tram an? senator, that it camel" Memory of tbe deceased adjoiimed. All deposits made on or before the 6th OrriCEBt: O. E. Cromwell, President; of with particularrjr ill grace from tbe At.A h. wunwi, wuv, hiiw WW WW afarVwllh at between nveand sli milllona, but Allison taUraieed and m.

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jroMom, Treasurer. DiKscTOB: O. E. Cromwell. President: J.

A. Riley, D. L. Wiley M. Weaver.

J. SIX PER CENT INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS ,1 rJZZlf' "ouonwa, or Michigan, wsk asnier. J. 8. NATIONAL BANK.

8 M. rolsors. Vie Presidem Foisom.J. A. Wllllanaaon, B.

Otero H. Dans, Jaffa, SAVINGS BANK the month will bear Interest from 1st W. a Leonarl, Vice President C. Leonard, d. M.

Foteorn, John A. Lee. C.W.Kennedv. Sammis, T. Barracloiiith a and Examine our Stock.

R. R. Ave. ZEIGER, DBAI.ll III- AVENUE, NEW MEXICO no 11 me, Aiuuquor, us OONSIUJHsBSTS SOLI0ITKD. 1 ILFEUliiJBEXS Newgoodsarrivingdaily We invite Everybody to caU Gran Block, CHARLES -WHOUCSAIJI i WIISTES, LIQUORS, CTOARS1 SERIOUS.

Dispatches Confirm the port of a Serious Situation at Samoa. i New Telegraph Line to Built Prom Denver to Albuquerque. Horrible Murder in Re ported trom Tipton vUle Teanessee. MINOR MATTERS. CMMtagSertma.

San Francisco, San. 19. Tbe steam er Alameda arrived this morning from Australia and Mew Zealand, via 8a- and Honolulu, bringing eorresnon- dence from Apia, Samoa, under data of January 8, A most serious state of affairs exists at Samoa. On the niirht or xjeoemuer iu sailors from tbe Ger- men-of-war Adler. Olsen and Eber attacked afatafaas' soldiers under direction of tbe German consul and Captain FriU, senior German naval officer.

As a. result of the enoounter 22 German sailors were killed and 82 wounded. Since then the German war ships burned the American houses and flags, tore down tbe United States flags, seized American citizens iu the neutral water of Apia harbor, and took them prisoners on hoard the German men-of-war, in command of an otHcer. joey bare also fired upon the American flag. At Tamasses tbe men are reported aa becoming more dissatisfied daily, and that there were frequent desertions from tbe ranks.

Ou December 12 a German man-of-war, uiga, arrived from the Maraoall islands bringing the deposed king. Molleta, the night of Deeemtor 18 a large party or German sailors went ashore Apia, entered 8 torts and houses in search of Americans and Kuuiishuien. They found two men, George Scanlaa, Vmitd mates marshal at Apia, and Morris Snider, also an American niti. sen, on tbe street, ami aftr provoking quarrel stabbed both of them inflicting serious toimie, The then ran through me sirBew attacking all persons they met exutpt Germans and adherents of Tomassese injuring among others several native women and children. On De cember 17th United States consul Blocklock sent a protest to the German consul.

That night tbe Somaaseses seexsVarr wrote testa suis in Atoathal named Matafaslete during tbe night. This town is two miles above Apia and number of Matafaas men were there. The woman told one of her relatives, who in turn sent word to Matufuiu soldiersand before midnight, two hun dred armed men assembled ou the shore await the appearance of Uie Goiiuau boats. An American newspaper man. named John 0.

Klein accompanied tiir Matafaas men to witness tlw pro ceedings in the lutenL his paper. About '1 o'clock in the inoriiini; three Uerui in boats were seen appiouchiug. The Matafaas men (jsked Klein to noiily Germans not to land, as it would regarded as a hostile act, and they would be fired on. This was done, and of tbe boats pulled out towards a village called Valele, four miles from Apia. Tbe third boat Kept along the coast, and when opposite Uatafaas pulled straight Into Btiore.

A numutr German soldiers arose from the Ut boat and went ashore. Some or Mstafaa's men came up aud Germans began shooting at them. Natives not return the tire. Gtruians were soon landed and took shelter behind some rising ground and at once opened tire upon the Matafaas men. Within a minute fully -m snots uau oeen fired bjf TJuT Germans ami Wat laborer employed ou a German plan tation.

Matafaas' reinforcement legan arrive from Matasaasaleto and they came up, heavy firing was heard from the direction of Valleie. Ho further particulars have been obtained. HcrrlkU Murder. Memphis, Jan. 19 It is reported that at Tiptonville, a landing on Mississippi river oue bundled and fifty miles north of here, some weeks ago, a young man married the daughter Mrs.

J. T. Atbeson, a widow. She 1 some money, and tbe groom's fa ther and tbe young couple murdered to get Ik A posse of indignant clt-Ixens lynched ail three. No further details known.

Take Washington, Jan. 19. The bill re ported by the Ford commission on con- tract labor ana immigration 10 uie house today proposes to prohibit the admission into the United States of any Idiots, insane paupers or anyone liable becomes puUHe charge or who ha been legally convicted 01 leiony or oilier Infamous crimes or misdemeanor, involving mors turpitude, or who is a nolygamisi. anarchist or socialist, or Inflicted witn any watnsome niasass or who has entered into contract express or Implied, oral or written, to per form labor or service ror any person firm 'or company or corporation in the United States or any stats there id. whose passage was paid on the prom- 1 of labor.

11 also pro vide that alien laborers. other than those excepted by the co tram lohor law. shall not be admitted labor for a limited time with tbs in- tentioa of returning. Tbe section ex cepts professors in a Diversities 1 ministers, and proposes to levy a tax of en every Site coming into the United State, to be paid by the transportation agent. Tbe secretary of the lieasiuj is charged With, the duty of BQDervising Immigration, and vesta lull jurisdiction In tha United State district and circuit soort la all ease aris ing under the act, which take effect July 1,1889.

14' Ussssssi. ina al nood lillv which rrows svarwber in merfca was mntly recognized byths CblnN botoBlst, Dr. Li, as famom 1 i i I br Kriklnt sot Um knt hMwm Um wort -ptaia" ft MourrliKthrM iimm. On boUm of Allium paragraph IK, to niMiiunMntod wtlolw froM Iroa teal abaata, plalat, aaa ameoded braaaktnr Kapplr alao UUkaarUcln mm ua piata. mm bovwi to art aa aa addition tothaiaimArash tha foUowlng potnt: KoUera, tottebia to oaa la prioting wail MPar or Boor atotha, 110 par rollar at feat; laid orar.

Aftar aiaootiT aatalna aaoala ad- JdorMd. BOVBC, VaahlDatoa. Jaa. lf.Aftt buil- aaaof Minor importaafli tha boo want Into aaatmittaa of tha wbolo far Tha wimUnr nimiirliia tha Mln4 mar nuaaa oj i-owaatoa, of ixii- nou, tnat tM eommlttea araroDria. uon oaa axoaeaea ua lurtKllotloa in io- oorporaiirif ta tha Daaaura proriikw to booTT ordlnaoee for tba anaammt oi ua aaa aoaat (Whvm ui that .1 oea prOTisSooi ihoold to rvitd out of bul- Tba chairman orerralfd tbe Pnt Tbo poaitioo taken by Townaend, Cutcbaoo and otbov mem.

ben 01 military affaln committee. ww ua WDjaet of ordnance wai which that eommlttea hade JuriadlcUon. The coenmittee roao and tba bUl peaied. oxiocb puoue oummm waa tua- ponded and tbe nooaa prooeeded to tha ounwuenuion 01 a reaoiuuon exprea- tbeaorrowof tbe bouao at the aeMB 01 BooerUon.oiLouiaiana, wb0 ate1 whei member elect to the Fiftieth oongreat. Eulogiitlc addrenet wer dellrered and reaolutkm adopted, and the bouse as a mark of rearwtct to u.

vnwui U.ivillatr. UUk f. A ,.7 7..: to rmukgr The i. OT III an miaaA nia hns naaa iu.rf.n. rane, and a man named TutUa.

oea- ductor Armstrong had a lag Maes, and P. Foster, of tbe Iron Mountain, was seriously injured. A number of other passengers were slightly injured. He Maaaa It. Washington, Jan.

19. Tbe annual report of Governor Swinefurd upon the treatment of the people by tbe Alaska Commercial company, was laid before both bouses of eongreas today. The governor reaffirms and emphasises tbe accusations heretofore made against MJiaxraayiaeeUMukBaUTei Concerning tbe treatment of these be has no word of complaint, lie also says tbe company's contract with tbe government in relation to the tasung 01 fur seals la, in his opinion, observed. Tbe company's treatment of women natives be characterizes as unjuat and cruel in tbe extreme. Referring to several charges in his last annual report be says: "I now reiterate every one or tnose charges, though I know full well an Investigation made by a committee of congress holding sessions In ashing-ton and calling as witnesses only those who have been recipients of the 00m- uanT'a favors, is not likely to arrive at any lust conclusion as to their truth or falsity.

I can only aay that each every statement 1 bavemaae concerning tbe operation of the company is susceptible of the clearest and most convincing proof, but evidence will not be found lying around loose in trie cities of Washington on San Fianciaco. It must be sought for among tbe people who have auflered by Its oppression rather than in in persons of those who have had frao transportation on the United States ships and have been wined and dined at tbe tables of tbe company's officers and agents. A sub- route (aaen oy me in a roaut wuar tbe Thetis assuring tbe peoople of protection against stUl greater oppression after ita departure, will nave no dltn- eulip whatever In finding evidenoe to provs tbe truth of every statement 1 have made. asatase Aeeeaal. Washington, Jan.

19 A copy of a dispatch from San Francisco today, in regard to tbe Insults to Americans ana American fleets at Samoa, by tierman soldiers, was shown to Secretary Bay-era this evening. Us saM the disturbance referred to waa undoubtedly the as that described by Consul Blaoklock In a cable message to the department, oa the 18 Instant. The consuls account he said, wu nearly as looal aa the one just received from Sao Frandaco, but contained later information however, as It told that the Americans who bad been seised, bad been released Immediately afterwards. Tbe aeeretery aaaeo tout the deoertment la in constant commu- aloation with Samoa, and through its agents, one of whom is stationed at Auckland. Tbe latest Information received la to tbe effect that affairs are aulet In that country and that do rtoos troutts naa occurred since uc art ls VetlSea.

Paris, Jan. 19 The Free) Masons have Issued a pronunclamento against General BoaUnger, and inviting roem- ra of 'the order ntre to support Jaeones. his ODUOoent. for the) vacant seat in tbe chamber of deputies for tbe deDarunent of tbe Seine. The) radical federation or us naa uauea a mani festo argtnf the electors of Paris not to support HOHianger.

General Boolanger made sppeal to tbe working sua of Paris to support him, and again repudiates all ides of weeBsssMsvaMl New York Jan.19 Bobt Plnker- toi of the Ptokertoa detecUve. laforms the associated press that hs Ts not to tbe employ of either the London Times er Btiush government to dene" against Parnell, 1 abarged. Qneewstown, Jan. Robert Seymour United State consul Is dead. or On at a a to tbe of the be two of ter did to aa tbe of her to ed to 9 A RAILROAD ALBUQUERQUE, aiw awans irooL.

wntca at will mit during th coming soring on the lots ad- ruimt in Art rarlors. on Third ttreet to be ossd exoluslvsly for ae- fommoaaiiott Of us lam and tanldlv growing business. Tba fact that Ua ousinees of Ths Dkmucbat was never neiore in sock satisfactory condition as as tne present urns, cause as to regard acn whibbiutw of tba green-eyed monster ss that quoted above wftli a much greater degree of equanimity align umerwise reel. frj 'O fjafj 'ST la nr. uie, the agent of a avndlcata trying 10 ouy tne orunnai niamvaria.

i tue uarqua 11 ala district, naa returned to Tucson. He could not succeed In making a deal with tbe owBers.because "iey nave so much confidence in tbeir property that they will not part with it for anything leas than a good sized for- tuue. jnr. uie says there is no question of the fact that tlie district Is won derfully rich, but he says the owners asx so much for their claim that it would hare to be almost solid mid "all the way down." in order to viva tha purchaser a chance to get his money back. There is a llvelv movement toward tlie new district from many of tbe Arizona camps, and hundreds of man an going in.

The way to reach tbe new dimrinoa mil, ian 01 tue country, or any point earn, is u) ia tue A. A I road at Albuoueniue. to Kintrmmi Ari. zona, and thence, by stage or wag on to iiarqua Ilala. There is said to be a good road ail the way, well suiiiieu witn water at convenient distances, aud a hack or stage has already uecu put on.

wiiicn makes regular trips. ine run from Kingman is made through, by the stage in three davs. stopping every night. Parties with light luggage can go in this way, but provisions ami supplies of every kind are so scarce in tlie new camp that much tlie heller way is to secure a team and outfit of tools and provisions at Albuquerque, ship tlie same by rail to Kingman, and then go across the coun- there In good condition to work, and with something to live on which is a matter of prime Importance at a point where flour is worth mora than gold, pound for pound. Til.

Haw Blahosi. Rev. J. Mills Kendrick, the newly ebvHanJaSfcos sf JttaUasSaaiajd-RTiana. ona, was consecrated at yesterday, and will start at once for his new Held of labor.

The dispatch from which this information Is obtained, states that Bishop Kendrick will reside Albuquerque. ltcports are coming in from the sheep camps that the heavy snows east and west of the mountains are playing havoc with the herds, l'erfecto Armijo has sold his flock, but is unable to deliver. is In a sheltered valley near the White mountains, where there is no mow, but is cut off from tbe outside world. Over towards Gran Quivera, where thousands of herds are wintering, the loss will be enormous. Sheep can untwist a long time without water, hut are unable to burrow under two Teet of snow to the succulent grasses that are springing Into new life under their warm coverlet.

Master Pratt Thompson, "of Feruan-dino, Florida, enjoyed the snow yesterday as no youngster north of Mason and Dixon's line could. I'ratt is 12, and has lived on Uie southern coast all his life, end his delight yesterday over mow -balling, washing faces and sliding, was infectious. He is a manly, intelligent little fellow, and one of Mrs. Garden's pleasant guests- Tom Still, of the D. L.

S. outlit. is In from Buffalo and reports eight inches snow on their range, lie brought In four horse wagon for supplies and 18 puzzled as to how he 1 going to make tlie trip back as his team could hardly plough through tlie drift with an empty bed. Tlie snow tween here and Man-zano is deeper than that of many years. recalls to the mind of the aged Mexicans the famous "winter of snows." Cure your cold while you can.

One bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will cure any ordinary cold, but if neglected, catarrh, chronic bronchitis or consumption may follow, and they are seldom lf ever cured by any medicine treatment. Only 60 eents per bottle. For sale by J. J. l'helaa A Co.

Even tbe evening paper sees that the present legislature to pilling up democratic majorities for tbe election two years hence. TKUUJatArHIO MAMKatTS. KANSAS CITY CATTLS. Kansas City, Jan. 19.

The Live Stock Indicator reports: Cattle receipts 08U; shipments none! htctive to extent of supply which hav ing been so light caused an advance 01 ten cent on both steers and cow. Good to choice coin fed 9410.tf4.60; common to medium, 88.10(8.60; Blockers and feeder, 92.00tji8.S6; Sheep, receipt 820; for good and active good to choice mutton. 84.00(4- 4.40; common to medium, 92.60(98.76. CUICAOO CATTLS. Jan.

19 -Cattle receipts. S.0011: ateadv choice to extra beeves 4.74 steer, 82.90 4.25; locker and feeder, 92.10gS.24; Tuaacattle. 82.10tsS3.26. Sheep receipt, 700; steady; nail via. 92.76(5.00; western corn rea, 4.26; Texans, 3.uuV5.sa.

4.7t&tt.0. METAL MARKET. Bar silver. 93). Conner, unsettled; heavy Lamb Lake, January, 917.26.

Lead, firm; domestic, 84.85. -Tin, easier, 821.69. MSJW YOBK MOXKV. New fork, Jan. 19 Money oa call, easy, prim njertantU papsr, 4 an pi ernor veto.

J. I. Dicker, aoneribtendent. M. Bristol, superintendent of construction sad T.

P. Cook, southwestern manaoer of tbe Western Union Telegraph earn-PVT. are bet oa their way to El Paso, iwr are oui on a tour of inspection, and will improve the line wnenever required. The line I being rebuilt from Dodge City to Lamy, set vita now M'ee, and ere line. A new wnw will be sut -i hi from "Via re to Alouqueruoe.

and from fTTTTT TThUSl a onUnuous new line between Albn- querque and Denver, Colorado. 00m- pirung tbe second commercial Una he. tween- -these two great cities. All the pin coles will ha down and replaced by cedar. Tbe new line is needed, maiui on aooocnt of tue tact Ths Dbhochat nses one wire from thirteen to fifteen nours per day, frequently lavinir out uauiuercuu ousiness.

wnen tbe OM win is through, it will be almost exclusively used for Tun Democrat's press report. AVMBB amiSKlK. Ta. raeple tSa fassir Taktsc aa AeSlva lateraas la tha Matter. W.

U. II. Metzgar. of 1'aiarito has just returned from a tour of the county, west of the river, in aid of the movement for a free bridge across the Kio Grande at this point a public improvement wulch was suggested and aovocatea aome time ago by The Dm- cxkat, and which is imperatively de- ruanueu oy tue wet Interests of the people of nearly all sectious of the country. Mr.

Metzgar carried with him a oeti. tion drawn by the people of bis neigh borhood, in favor of this much needed improvement, and which, he informs us, was unanimously signed by the peo ple in "'I tne plazas and settlements Hint he visited. He went to Mil the settlements on the Rio I'uerco. from San Ignacio to Veutaua, and then crossed the divide, coming home by rfay of Corrales, and he informs us thdt people of all these. n.uw..i their approbation ot the movement iu favor of tills much needed public improvement, aud every householder from Ignaclo to Corrales signed the pe tition, and will go to work earnestly industriously to secure the accomplishment of this much desired em1, furulab the people of the county that they are obliged to come to Albu querque to purchase all their supplies and transact all their business, ami that the paying ot bridge tolli, both ways, is a very heavy tax upon then slender resources, that It Ireqiienlh deters them from making trips to low business which they ought to attend and greatly retard the develop went of the country immediately we the llio Grande, which embraces large portion of the best farming l.m 1 I he county.

The people of Albuquerque are In terested in this subject fully as mm ji those of the county districts. Vf want them to come to see us just much as they want to come, and tin good work that has been started so energetically by Mr. Metzgar should taken up by the people of this city al point where be leaves ii and the petition from the leople of the country should be supported by one of similar character from the citizens of Albuquerque, thus showing the county board that the people on both sides of tlie river are a unit favor of this very important public improvement. And it can be readiy shown that such a work will, in the end, not cost the tax payers of the county cent, because the enhancement the value of property in all the districts along tbe west side of the river wUI be so great that It will add to tu 1 county revenue a good deal more thai: sum required to pay theinterest 0,1 bonds. Go on with the free bridge.

Isaiaeaat- The "Mexican sore throat" is quite prevalent among the children of the various settlemeuts in the Pueroo valley, and at all the point with the single exception of Cabezon, IU ravages have been terribly fatal, nut at uaoezon, though many of the children have hail tbe disease ha in every case been a very mild form, yielding readily to tne simplest lemedles. At this punt the people get all their water from an army well, In Hmertooe, while the people of all the other settlements derive their water supply from the aceauias. The fact that those who use only'limertone" water are compiu ative- lyfree from the aiseaae.wnue tnoae using soft water are subject to it, may give physicians and scientific people a hint which wUI put them on tbe trail the cause of this disease, and enoblo them to tell us how to prevent It. H. Waa rat OK The Albuquerque DsnocrAt is said be on It but legs, so to speak.

It has not been able to pay Its paper bills some Ume past, and the local dealer who has been carrying the concern to amount of some 81 is, it is re ported, beginning to make a kick for his money. Tne boouie 01 in BvMockat man are and he Is said to have loat more money on the election than his financial condition warranted. New Mexican. Tha above Is from tin alleged pews- paper at Santa Fe, aud since it is both mean ana raise 11 is copied, 01 uie shadow ot that concern. In Albo- querquej Tbe fact that ths i'bso-crat aome day ago cut tbe Santa Fe concern off of It exchange list for neg lecting to publish our prospectus, maa-ing It necessary for that sheet to buy or steal a copy or i hs piwkut eve? marnln In order to get its latest news telegraph," will account fur the milk tba above eooosnut.

as "last leg" buslnea, it I only accessary to eaU attention to the fact that Thb Democrat pay out mors tew telegraphic service, alone, baa? irould pay the entire sunning pen res eftba Bain raabortm 01 ita Aibu- at It of a It or r. Uuntlngtoo, president of the Southern Pacific was before tbe special 'committee to charge of bills for funding the debts of tbe Pacific railroads. Us a poke In favor of tbe bill recently Introduced by Senator Mitchell, which provides for the settlement of the debts of all Paelno roads Instead of the Union Faoifle and central branch atone. It is Wlll Tfewy Wark. Pittsburg.

Jan. 19. The Mooonrlui. us river coal operators through Its ship. noenU today notified tber 8,000 miners tost the mines which have been closed foraooupleof months would resume operation on Monday providing the men would accept tbe redudtlon of 4 cents la tbe rate of mining.

It is not yet deOnately known what tbe miners will do. W.M1I BjarSanS. Rochester, New I ork, Jan. 19 Near Chile station last night Mrs. Myron Davis ws brutally murdered by ber hired man, who escaped.

The name of the woman is Mary .1. Hale, aged 00. She was murdered bv Clu-is Burger or Stlcklenbiirger, aged Ml. He beat her to death with a boot, horribly manglingher. Theobject was roliberv.

Salhaav nisstaa. Vashlngton, Jan. 19. When the credentials of Anthony Iliggins, senator f.oin Delaware, were presented this unoruiug Senator Edmunds moved it be referred to the committee ou elections as lie understood they were not In accordance with, the law. Carried.

A Mew Smelter. I'licllo. Jan. IH. The afternoon edition of the iirens reports two hundred men at wi.rk in the southern paitof thej city, gruding for the new hill smelter.

Ins smelter will add 600 tons per day to the smelting capacity of the city. court today rule was taken on liehalf of Wherton liaker against Count Eu- gf ne de Mitkwitz, for recently for costs. 1 11 the court the suit against Baker came up and the court fixed the security to be entered at II .000. oim4 agency in New Mexico, has been con firmed. A ma aip 1 Helfast, Jan.

IP. The new While Star steamer Teutonic was launched iiri morning. It is the largest vessel loat. 5N2 ft long, aud nearly lu.uoo jus btirlhen. ll.rrlMi Ho'M Terre Haute, Jan.

Ill Presi dent elect jlarriaon came hue today to buy a span of cuiriage Loft. ftciial KsMtls. St. Paul. Jan.

A sensation, was created In. the stale senate this morn- Iuk lieu ISciiator Ward, who champi oned the cause of uited.States Sena tor Sal'in in the republican caucus laat uight, introduced a resolution for the of a committee Investi gate the chargos of bribery in me senatorial Ught. Members of the legislature express great surprise at the resolution as no such charges had been heard of by them in the senate. How ever the resolution was immediately adopted, there being only one negative vote. Tha Oaialha.

anil. Washington, Jan. ThernnHms bill which passed the house today in so far as relates to Montana, autliorlaes tbe inhabitants Jif that territory to choose delegates to frame a constitution. In each district into whlb the territory is divided, three delegates shall be elected, but no elector sueii vote for more that two persons for del- Mnites. The election shall be neiu on Uie second Monday of May, 1887.

The number of delegate! shall be 74 ana ehaU meet on July 4, 1889, and are authorized to frame a constitution and state government. Saralaa. Washington, Jan. 19 Tbe examina tion of General Hwaim was ooneiuueu this afternoon and the board adjourned sine die. They will make a report to the secretary of war tomorrow and tbe ease will then be prepared to tbe pres ident's action.

It Is understood that the board will report in favor ot Gen. Hwsim't retirement. flaw. JS.llea ssiahas. Columbus.

Jan. 17. Dr. J. Mills Kendiick was today consecrated bishop of New Mexico and Arizona for the Protestent Episcopal church.

Tbe new bishop will make Albuquerque His headquarters. A Sanaaa Mil. Berlin, Jan. 19. Tbe East African bill was submitted to the Hundarath today.

It is entitled, -A Bill for the Protection of German Interests and Combatting tbe Slave Trade In East Africa." It asks for a grant 01 OOO msrka. New York, Jan. 19. The late Henry P. Marshall, for 20 year cashier of tbe Heamans' Savings bank, has beeadi covered dead, was short In hi account a treasurer of the Episoopal missionary society for eearoea Ili.OoO, and SL George's church, of which be was trustee, 940,009 more.

wt Krrt mallear. New York; Jan. 19. Harriet Coffin wm arrested last night for annoying lrisnausWandeommlttod forexara- ineUM as to aaenuu eoounws. oue wsavery Indignant because she I bees locked Bp wiU a number of disaa- "moen- r-i denied having glv an actor amrraiio8.

the San and and on to, of in as the olf. iu lie in tin tlie it. of old the of to for the bv by In II. f.l. IIOSICK CO.

At Old Stand, 120 Michigan St Chicago. WOOL, BIDES AND PELTS. A. J. Crawford.

Agent; lint COWlgSPONDBNO AND IIIaTtteat Mavr et Prices Ouarsateied. GALLUP COAL CO, dieted that under the bounty tbe production of sugar would Increase five fold erery year so that in five years tbe bounty would ex I ceed the present revenue from sugar Spooner questioned tbe correctness of that statement. He knew of noth ing that savored more of selfishness than tbe attitude of tbe senators of Iioulsiana. adding that tbe duty on sugar aa fixed by tbe MUls bill should be maintained as against tbe bounty proposition and help, in thus Joining' with tbalr democra'Je brothers to striae regarding tbe Louisiana sugar production. Teller finally asked Eustls bow be accounted for the fact that tbe Louisiana sugar crop of 8(U 7, and 81 was much larger than tbe crop of 1887.

Eustls attributed It to tbe season and said tbe crop of 1881 waa 200,000 tons, the largest sugar crop ever produced in Iioulsiana except before tbe war. Spooner read figures to show that from 1861 to 1887, tbe revenue collected from sugar amounted to 188118,. no, or nearly Butler made a speech against tbe proposed bounty, which he regarded as unjustifiable. He did not think any way that it would be four, and lust te confine the bounty to sugar from beets and sorghum, lie would alao extend to sugar cane. Aldrich asked Butler whether he was in favor of tbe protection of sugar and rice by higher duties than were imposed on any other product.

Butler replied he waa not, but in common fairness and common honesty, eongreas ought not to select one, two or three articles of consumption and strike them down and pile up duties on other arti cles. Referring to tbe statement made AwmuUrf lmhor of Karons, he said he bad never seen in this or any other country, working people who appeared to him more contented than those he had teen in Europe. Desultory discussion on this point oontinued for some time, finally waa dosed, and a vote taken on the sugar bounty amendment. Hwassgreed tobya vottof X7 to 28, party lines being maintained except In tba east of Payne, of Ohio, who voted aye with tbe republicans, and Quay, of Pennsylvania, who voted with the democrats against It On motion of Allison it was decided that on Mon-dy next a recess be taken from untU m. Adjourned.

Aldrich replied to Vest's argument in regard to higher duties being placed ooeheao cuUerT than on expenairs cutlery and said tba aiwumeo naa no practical application. Tbe debate was continued at some" length by Plumb and Telkir. Finally tbe discussion en tbe amendment was closed and was agreed to without division. 1 A message waa read from the bouse announcing the passage ef the WU for the admission ec houu 'uasjoca waa amendments, and tbe bill and amendments, wars referred to tha om-00 territories, The tariff was resomed and paragraph ITS was aaser-ded so aa to Buk a rate dn table knives valued not more than one dollar per doseo, 1 enrUper dozen instead of 20. On the motion of Allison, gun para graph 91 was smeoded by making tax on runs valued at not more than six doll an each, two dollars, valued more than as, and not more than 111 seen, valued jmore than 914 each as ana addition thereto, par cent ad valor.

em, making on aingle barrel breech ng snot tons, 91 ana per cent. ad Bevoivers and pistols at not mors than each, 40 cento valued more than 11.80 each, 81, with per cent, ad valorem. In additional para graph 28 as to salt, amendment offered. Paragraph 287, as to rrad. and Brown moved to amend it by ratrs oa rice, cleaned, eents per pound; ncs, uncieanea, sent; "poddy, cents, ana onsen nee or lice Dour SO per cent, ad valorem Instead of 1 cent, cent and cent.

spoke la favor of amendment and then the rice paragraph was laid aside to the wrwent. rs tba irscojn of AT, rr- Nev7 Location, tilroad Opposite A. Freight Depot, Telephone 31 GALLUP CERR1LL08 SOFT. ANTHRACITE Largest and beat D. ....98.69 rIIvnd T08 18.09 stock In to City.

VISER, Airent Largest Stock an i Lswertm la tb Tarrttory. Albuqurqu. i C. D. FAVOR.

Oi.lers from abroad i uptiy aitenaen 10 C. D. Favor, Funeral jDinector. Also Wholesala Furniture Crookry House RaJlrord Avenue, I J. MALOY, "7 A.

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