El Paso International Daily Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 234, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 15, 1891 Page: 2 of 8
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PRINCES REPORT.
GOVERNOR PRINCE, OF NEW MEXICO,
MAKES HIS ANNUAL REPORT.
New York Demorrary.
Nfew York, Oct. li.* The Democracy
of Kings county turned out in force
this evening, to aid in firing the first
big Democratic gun in the present state
campaign in this, Kings county. Cloar-
mont rink was crowded. At 6 o clock
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iiont-A Nrir nwioi* Army otHirr Arr<- simply went wild. Cheer after
rUln.llj Ill-New York Dr.uo- checr «r08e U jlltt f"f*ll tWO m%utpS
v Ifcmnl of Control--WtorHt Knitted. had expired. ' * .♦«*»■ •
llinM- Ka< k. t Yh«* Turf. Kir. When Mr. Cleveland arose to'speak-
nallrtHHi K««k,t in* he whs greeted with three cheers for
our next president. Mr. Cleveland,
umrviiot- rrmrrv Kr|M>rt. after acknowledging the greeting,
nrxvrp Oct i:l A special to the spoke for two hours upon the political
hVo hUcim from SantaFe. N. M.. says: situation in New York, urging the ne-
anniiol report to the cessity of electing the entire Demo-
ILDREN ONTH^RAI
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Tlir.v are Workup
Fair Bunding ami Kvrrybyly
for the Texan WerW’n
Should Aiwitit Them,
The school children were only on the
skirmish line for the World’s Fair on
yesterday and will he today. On Fri-
day they will take the city by storm.
Judge Savage has kindly consented to
requost the teachers to receive all col-
lections made up to today from the
children, and Mr. J. H. Harper, secre-
tary and treasurer of the county com-
mittee, will visit the different school
buildings in the city to receive the
asst !—•«™»
ssJSf s&r^JMrs.h’Sf.
heusive document, full of facts and asm. _^
statistics and gives a complete smnma- j -r-- — - ~
i v of the condition of New Mexico and J lum-omi Racket,
its progress during the year. Among! Kansas City, Oct. .U-~The Trans-
other recommendations by the gover-; Missouri Passenger Association con-
nor are the admission of New Mexico j eluded its regular monthly meeting to-
ns-i *1 ate. the survey and marking of day. The entire docket was cleared
Pie 'boundary line on the Texas side, with the exception of the matter of the
the re-occupation of Fort Maury, the j skeleton coupon ticket designed to do
immediate donation of the school away with scalping. That matter was
the amendment of the laud t laid over until the next meeting. There
! roads will not adopt it.
Hallway Accident. ------------—— - —
Finn Wayne, Inti., Oct. 14. A tele- Tim Board of Control,
plume dispatch from Auburn reports Chicago, Oct. 14. -Fhe board of con-
an accident, to the ......
The children are getting ready for a
big collection on Friday. Oil the
streets already the phrases are stereo-
typed, “Have you anything to give to
the school children for tho World's
Fair?” “Subscribe something for me,
if it is only a nickle.” Five hundred
school children, arrayed in their holi-
day dresses, will work the city for all
that it is worth, with pleasant and
sweet solicitations, for money tojput up
the great building at Chicago for the
school children of Texas.
It is understood in all the schools
that the people of the city are expect-
ing them, and will be ready to give
each child something, if it be only a
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EL PAS®.
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. CIUDAD JUAREZ, MEXICO.
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Dealer in
MEXICAN CI KIOSITIES,
OPALS, VERA CRUZ CIGARS, ONYX
GOODS and FILIGREE WARE.
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Reasonable Prices.
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Buttimon- i 'Shi,the p**--*."T**
be: “Small favors thankfully receiv-
ed.” One merchant on El Paso street
has said that lie "is going to get a bar-
rel of nickels and give to each child a
nickel at least, unt il the barrel isgone."
fast express east bound near Hicks- World’s Fair aud the executive com-
vi i if, (). Tho entire train left the rails mit,tee held their October meeting to-
killing three persons and injuring 23 day. Each body met behind closed
others. Particulars are very meagre. (ioors and to say that both meetings
Baltimore. Oct. 14. Train No. 8 of; were lively would be to put it mildly,
the Baltimore & Ohio which left Chi- Another conflict between the commis-
cago today at 10:10 o’clock met with a - sjon an(j directory appears to boon. | Having hoard these things they will be
serious accident at 2:32 p. m. at Hicks- Some time during the session of the flying froni pl;U,0 to place gathering
ville. 20 miles east of Garrett. Ind. I be directors a request was sent to tho j m
train consisted of the engine and ten- |)0an| Gf control for aspccial joint con-1 m™ey wherevci they go.
dcr. baggage car. smoker, ladies coach ; ference of the board of reference and . Therefore look out tor Friday. Fix
and pri vate car of Vice-President King, control to be held Friday. The confer-1 yourselves with plenty of small change
The whole train left the track and the once is called, it is said, to consider i jor the children, because no one of tho I
sleet e \ ladies conch and the private the advisability ot abolishing the «n- nArtni„ f t] i n, , ;
car* went over and embankment, tire department of publicity and pro- A-’T1 fe01 le 1 1 W,U 0
Two passengers were killed, three were motion, of whom Major Handy is chief. | slighted.
seriously injured aud several were ; 'flu, significance of this move is ex-1 The pripes to the boy and girl of a
slightly injured.
Killed Thomas Waterstone, of
Bridgewater. O.; A. Lyons, of Iowa.
Serionslvdnjured ,J. W. Grubb and
wife, of Mausiield. ()., Mrs. Thomas
Waterstone, of Bridgewater. O. Vice-
President King was well shaken up but
is otherwise uninjured.
plained on the basis that. Major Handy j 8j]ver an^ gold watch for collecting the
draws 87,500 a year from the directory j
and has a large staff.
MEXICAN ANTIQUITIES,
CANES, OLD COINS, POTTERY,
FB ATM B R WORK
Straw Work, Etc., Etc., Etc.
CAREFUL PACKING GUARANTEED.
BEELA & CO.,
flioita and Gas fitters,
ft- AGENTS FOR HOYT’S TOILET PAPER, PUMPS,
% RANGES, HOSE.
EL PASO, TEXAS.
i most money for tho World’s fair will
probably bo awarded by the county j jo:? El Paso!S#}eet,, <)ios Schutz Block,
a. WALZ CO,
TIic Turf.
Lexington, Ky.. Oct, 14. Seven
thousand people were present today to
witness the trots. The track was fast
’ and sport excellent.
( Hii< ui.> • : First race, 2.2G class: purse $l,eot>.~
Alexaximha.\a.. Oct. 14. 1 he con- I Granatin won. Alhambra second, Di-
ditiou of General M . H. Lectodny took thir(i; best time 2.22b,.
an unfavorable turn, and no is now Second race, two-year-olds; purse
considered crit ically ill. $500. - Quickstep won, Red Cherry sec-
v , loud. Benton Wilkes third; best time
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Boston. Oct. 14. Dr. Phillip Brooks, "** TirirG race. 2.1!) class; purse 81,600.
tluvm^tar of Trinity church was today (liilotto won, Algelina second. Clove-
made bishop of the Episcopal diocese of j luucl third; best, time 2.17 Q.
Mafwadmsetts. Ihc audience was a nirent and Halpointer have been
The audience was a i>irt>ot and
notable one. I he bishops present miltched to pace at Columbia. Term,
were: 1 tie Right bey. Jnn. \\ illiams • otl shaped track, week after next
ol Coiuiectituit. presKliiigbimujpyi^the | fop a ^btxx) purse. Intense interest is
American oburch, and the Fight Rev. manifested in the Allerton-Delmarch
T. M. (Hark, Bishops A.. Littlejohn j Inatch tomorrow for 85,000. Betting
of Lang Island, mtl’ft . C D(»ne °f : is m,qoo t)I1 AUerton to 8700 on Del -
Albany, aud the Rev. H. C. Potter of
New York. There were also present
about bk) clergymen of the diocese of I ' .. ..
\r i n .. i ,v- 1.,.. : Mill >lnk«* a Tlioroneli li»vc»Ug»lton.
■it“S*s 'L? hnpressive sight. Bishop New York. Oct 14. Henry Sand-
Potter preached the consecrating ser- newly elected president of the
j 1 i Adams Express company, took full
. .. charge of the business of tho company
\ riiiiMi stat^Armv Officer fmier Arrest, this morning. He>and Mr. Lovejoy,
New York. Oct. 14. Major Charles the new vice-president, and the major-
B. Throckmoi-tou. United States coin-! ^ ,ke directors have started a
mandant at Fort Schuyler, was placed j thorough investigation into the affairs
under arrest yesterday morning and • A ^.!0. company. Examination thus
relieved of his command pending in- yu’- ‘tis said, luus rovealod irregulari-
committee .on Friday evening, the 23d j
day of October, in tho county court
room, court house. And Judge
| Blacker says that he wants to
| take that boy and girl with
him to visit the country districts, with
their watches on, to aid in receiving
the contributions from the school
children in tho country districts.
All collections throughout the county
will cease on the 26th of October.
Remember, that Judge Savage will
request the teachers at the dose of the
schools tomorrow to receive all tho col-
lections for the World’s fair made up
to that time. They will then be turned
over to J. H. Harper, secretary and
treasurer, to be remitted to the presi-
dent of the Texas World’s Fair associa*
tionforStock. Toeaeh child collecting a
dollar one share of stock will be issued,
which will make him or her a stock-
holder in the great building to be
erected by Texas at Chicago. In addi- i
tion a silver watch will be presented to |
tho boy and a gold watch to the girl i
who collects the most money for the !
World’s fair.
The World’s Fair commissions for
,Kc\v Two Story Brick, Main Street, Ciuda^l Juarez.
DEALERS IN-
PIANOS, ORGANS,
1 SMALL MUSICAL INSTRMENTS,
SHEET MUSIC! I
AND MUSIC BOOKS,
SEWING MACHINES, BICYCLES
TRICYCLES, oa
VELOCIPEDES, CROQUETTE,
TENNIS,
B HAMMOCKS,
CHILDREN’S
CARRIAGES,
BASE BALL GOODS,
ATHLETIC AND SPORTING GOODS,
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TOYS
AND
FANCY
GOODS.1
G. W. EMERSON-
E. V. BERRIEN.
veVtiga tion of charges ofissuing worth ties, though to no great extent. Mr. World's * air commissions tor
and XliJS Lovejoy .says that misappropriations | cpunty_aro E. B. _Bronson,
less checks and
vouchers.
IPaso Gin aid Casket Ce.
1 ncentliiirich ( nptii rr<l.
luivo Lnirn found other thun i Judf(0 A. R1 ticker, J. S. Hurt^ Z. P.
the Shcrbournc Taft deal, i White, W. W Fink, J.H. Harper Mrs
wmdwelm^HmiSd ^^ll ■ UHDEHTAKERS AND EMBAL3IEKS, 415 EL PASO STREET
Wash,xerox Ind Oct 14 Thiscitv wU1 develop.- lie added, “and it will i nl: llu^ror8t raso couniy are:
W AsntNGTON. ind.. Ihiseity ; K ,. next week before wo can I Mdes. W. H. Austin, E. B. Bronson,
!;7t7iXT.?i; 7 SSttSS S" tSfiSSa 'S^^S^ySXSSi T 7-^2-
week on the court house tire and have ’^nebt of the stockholders that while . Llark. Fairy Baroh(Ktlng,Lacilc Davis,
arrested four persons supposed to be*! N»o company is out a very large amount | Kml K(ltate Trausfew.
connected with the tire. Samuel Har- °f nurney, i do notReheve !t vvlll reach , ^ty ()f ri Paso to W. T. Lewis
biue, a day laborer living hero, was o ^’.lltcient amount in any measure to
arrested last night charged with com-! °ffC(d the value of the stock.
plicity in the burning of the records. ,, , „ , ,
After being arrested Harbine confessed v,‘ onc> M,M ’ * a'*•
the crime and implicated several prom- i New York, Oct. 14. -Money easy,
Incut people, and as a result Auditor j easy at •» per cent.
James 0. Laville and A. B. Hawe^a Bilver Bar96/it.
prominent citizen of Steele township. ' Bm Ikon Quiet, American lo.7o^
were arrested this morning and placed
in jftil. also a man by the name of Basil Com;u Steady; October and No-
Lrilgerwood. The officers are now out' vemlwir 12.10.
after Michael Laville, a brother of the
Auditor, llarbiuc’s story is that Laville
hired him t.o burn the court house for
AVK), tally 85 of which had been paid.
Later A special to the News at 1
o’clock says that Ledgerwood and Har-
bine have pleaded guilty in court.
. Lead -Dull; easy; domestic 4.37R.
Tin- Quiet, steady, straits; 20.10.
Mexican Silver Dollars El Paso
quotations 75 cents.
Killed at VulcBlIiie.
From 11. C. Myles, who returned yetf
Sentence has been suspended by Judge tefday from Valentine, the Times ob-
Hfffon. as they will lie used as wit-1 taiued the following particulars of a
redemption deed to lots 22 to
27, block 8. Sattert.liwaite *
addition, und. ’•> w. %. block
20, n. 65, w. %, block 11 and
n. s;) of lot. 4 and all of lot 5,
block 15, Alexander addition 8 70 00
Jus. S. Calcroan and wife to M.
D. and M. A. Campbell, war-
ranty deed to lot 3, block 230
Campbell addition..........
1 150;
1 toiler Kxplo*ii»u.
St. Paul, Minn..Oct. 14......This after-
noon at South Park just below this city
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li^uen vrero ^jur^rtw<Tpr^^ fat- j Telri>hone 137. cipanda, undnkrht. Hearse and carriage* furnished. Work ffuaranteed
ly* • * " * "
ally by the explosion of a locomotive I
boiler in the Kansas City railway
shops.
nesses.
Auction Sale
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VYlient Ktilued.
Faiigo. N. 1).. Oct. 14. Monday .86
of inch of rain fell. It cleared up at
night, but. yesterday it clouded up and
there was a drizzle all day. Thisstorm
coming so soon after several showers
-AT
C )vcrlancl C'orral.
sad and fatal accident which occurred I
at Vallntina Tuesday. A mail named j
Hayes was coupling cars in t he railroad ‘
yards and had gone,between two carsi
to take out a /iln when a car to his j
back was knocked back by the switch
engine and 1^. Hayes was mashed into ! F VERY SATURDAY
mow). Class and Dicky counties. It is j a jelly, beiyfg caught between tho coup-! » *
probable that at least one-Jalf ofthe! n {ink/^ the two (.ars Mr.HaVos: At 11 °‘lo<*k Sl’ ni-
gram has been threshed and one-half *, T . ... „ . . , . , „ . . . .
of the remainder is in the stack. What bved i^hort while after receiving his The following property is listed for
is left in the shocks has been badly in- j injuries. He leaves a young wife,! ^‘le next Saturday,
jured all over the state. Some of it ] daughter of Judge R. J. Carr, former
will grade fairly well when threshed as j Aporiutenderit of the El Paso county
EMEBSON&BERRIEN
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Have cut. the prjrc on thelurgcst line of Rord and Ha Gan Chairs. Settees. Tables, etc.,
over lironghi'fo Bl Paso. fk>me of the Sixteenth Century Redrooru Suites and Sideboards
haw are u^jf Hubv ^Priaires xvill he large the coming season. You should
Lined Carriage and Cradle.
vScoEl Paso Coffin and Casket advertisement.
see our com-
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Campbell Real
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October 17, 1801,
it has been placed in stack to sweat. , ,
after being somewhatbieatihed. There/1)001‘ farui-
lias been much careless stacking t
year and considerable grain whig/it , ... „
was hoped to protect in this vviiyi/uow : L^qdqcr, the tormer manag
fit through aud hcW iiig. '-TTls & as | International smelter, died
•1 Work Horses
4 New Wagons
1 Spring Wagon
2 Buggies
•4 Baddies *
4 Saddle Horses
1 Old Wagons
2 Buckhoards
6 Sets Harness
MrsALmduer, the wife of Mr. A. R.
|cr of the
wet through and lighting. )ijflfc fk as j Ih\onh»tional smelter, died suddenly j -
■snic.u-.-ato a statement of the vnfcjjsition j at Houston on the 1st of October from i All purchasers buying over 840 worth
in this stole ascian bcgutluyd through , attack of gastritis. They had I ««°ds ,K’ «*»«“ six{>* days' t,nK><
conversation with the tari/rs from all i . . , . . ,, ' on approved security. > i
over the state and tlmiygh many cor-; been mumed l<ut a few months. Mr. | Parties desiring to sell goods in our
rrspondouts. / Lend nor will return to El Paso soon. I line will pleas© call at Overland Corral.
st ate
' ifA+S IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY.
LOWES'^’ PRICES AND EASIEST TERMS.
Newirian. Rvisscll cSc (voles, A jrciits.
Cor. St. Louis ami Stautmi Streets.
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El Paso International Daily Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 234, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 15, 1891, newspaper, October 15, 1891; El Paso, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth540606/m1/2/: accessed April 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.