University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Santa Fe New Mexican, 1883-1913 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 5-31-1892 Santa Fe Daily New Mexican, 05-31-1892 New Mexican Printing Company Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/sfnm_news Recommended Citation New Mexican Printing Company. "Santa Fe Daily New Mexican, 05-31-1892." (1892). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/ sfnm_news/3397 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Santa Fe New Mexican, 1883-1913 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. SANTA PE JL.V VOL. 29. SANTA FE, N. M., TUESDAY, MAY 31, 1892. NO. 86 THE CLEVELAND CROWD, MEMORIAL DAY. IMcd. BRIEF WIRINGS:- - Mrs. B. M. Read, wife of the wel known life at The Great Antl-HIl- l Democratic Features of Its Observance in Santa Fe attorney, departed this 10:45 last after ten CHAS. at Fever Heat An Imposing Parade Flowers, Sunday night days NEUSTADT .Murdered by Indian. To-da- S. & CO., illness with typhoid fover. She was a Seattle, Wash., May 30. A Victoria, Flags and Music. model wife and and tnuch sym- SPITZ, British Columbia, bulletin just received mother, Gold and Silver DEALERS IN IMPORTED & DOMESTIC says word has reached there that Dr. Sykaclsk, N. Y., May 31. The inter- The stars and stripes amid evergreens pathy is felt for Mr. Read and his three party-ha- ve been est in anti-Hi- little 5 Sheldon Jackson and manifested the convention and flowers floated everyw here yesterday, daughters, aged 11, ') and years. The burial and murdered by lukon Indians. exceeds the wildest anticipations and the of took place this morning ot those for the call. LVle-kate- patriotic duty observing was largely attended. PINE FILIGREE responsible Memorial JEWELRY A Cut In Freight. as well as Democrats having no of- duy was participated in by At 12:50 this afternoon Mrs. S. If. W. 31. Several ficial connection but com- Beversl thousand breathed her after a short Denver, May weeks ago with the affair, people. The business Moore, sr., last, Diamonds, lookers-on- , Clocks, Watches and Silverware. wiiii the Burlington and the Rock Island gave ing here simply as have been bousee, principal streets, the pla.a and but painful illness. She was a woman Cisi. a on ore into of beloved and leaves a Limnnl in the notice of reduction rates since noon a the pouring city yester- the Btveral monuments were greatly by many and bullion from Colorado points to the day, and the hotels are entertaining a attractively large family. The funeral will take place Xo muile Ntore and decorated. the ore.ood. Xext door Factory Pure Wines and Liquors for Medical and Fumily pur- Mibbouh river and hied the notice with laruer crowd than thev ever did before. During forenoon a score Irom the home on Tuesday morning. Mccond Nutional Hank. the Trans-Missou- association. The Bur The object of the gathering is two-fol- d ; or more of ladies under the direction of a & Missouri an- first to convention If out of order, use Beecham's I'ills. Biaffloiii ana Watch poses Specialty. lington company protest against the Mrs. L. Bradford Prince were kept busy Scttina Repairing Promptly and Efficiently Cone. nounces that the rate will no into eflect held at in and which Albany February, weaving the llowers into on June 16. The rate will be $2 per ton gave instructions to its delegates to sup garland?, AIJOUT TOWN. wreaths and UOCNl) net on ore and bullion, at an agreed valu port tne candidacy of liill at Chicago, bouquets. There never waa Catron Block N. ation, being a cut of $ti per ton on the and also elect a distinct delegation. There such a supply of Hon era offered ou a - - Santa Fe, M. Another rain last rate now in effect. It has the effect of is a difference of opinion on the latter similar occasion. Those who hadn't refreshing night. putting the same rate on the manufac- point among some of those responsible That new street seems to be a flowers in their gardens or homes had sprinkler tured article as on the raw material. ior a gathering, but the majority bit diminutive to do the work well. decidedly favor of sending a delegation it. scoured the foot-hill- s for their contribu- to Frank Arce is in jail for firing off a re Cold-Wat- Conference. the national convention, and thev will tions, and the result was a surprising have call for volver in the crowd on Sunduy night near A. T.CRICC Springfield, 111., May 31. The prohi- their way, especially as the collection, as varied as they were beauti- tne Btated one ol ful, from the and the scene of the Chavez bition state convention was called to order primaries distinctly that lily anemone to the killing. ft blue-bel- TCholetaU IUUU Dcalar In in. the state house by Hon. John the objects of convention was wild primrose and un Sunday a son was born to C. M. the of seventy-tw- o and By actual Sfltl WXZEnsTTGKE V. Hunt. The cold wetet people do not, choosing delegates count the ladies arranged Creamer and wife, and on Saturday an FRED to cut much of a in the cam- seventy-tw- alternates to represent the bouquets jBeventy-fiv- bouttouaires; eight W, expect figure other babe came to make in girl things r v but intend to nominate a ticket Democratic party of the stute at the crosses; iourteen wroatnes, and bix large Manufacturer, Wholesale A Kotall Dealer In paign teresting for Charlie Palmer. Bimplyas a means of presenting to the national convention. Old politicians sav ancnors and ten baskets of loose flowers, Furniture, 1 Crockery people of the state a declaration of their that the attendance here is larger than at men uorai designs ot various sortB were he soldiers monument in the plaza principles and their belief regarding sncli any other political assemblage held is sent by Mrs. and Miss Minder, the Misses and the Kit Carson monument were this state since the Harrison-Va- n Buren Mauderfield, Mrs. Mrs. MEXICAN FILIGREE JEWELRY. questions of political and economic mi Hurt, Seliginan, never more handsomely decorated than portance as should be considered in the campaign of 1840. Over 1,500 people mra. iciory and outers, AND GLASSWARE. At this year, Edward on be interest of every home in the common came in from New York and ISrooklyn on 2 o'clock in tho afternoon a great Krunipegel wealth, and as opposed to the licensed tpecial trains. The Buuulo men are throng began to ussemblo in and about half of Carleton post, aided by W. (i 111 Second dram-shop- and to all other abuses of nearly 1,000 strong with the 74th regiment the plaza eager expectation of the ap- Ashdowu, an soldier, are hand goods bought or SILVER-WAR- band at head. KoclieBter sends 600 An In GOLD AND SILVER E, power and privilege with winch the mis their proaching parado. hour later the entitled to for taken lor WATCHES, ETC. of credit this work. excliaugo new, rule of the old partieH, in their and theTilden club, Jamestown, is here procession hud formed on Lincoln avanue or will political Chas. Spiees returned from Sun Pedro gell at public auc- opinion, has afflicted the people of the luu strong. The convention was called und begun moving in stately tread. to order this in the Alhatubra Grand Marshal 10. 11. and his this morning. He has asBimied tion. Mailorders to. state. For the first time in many years morning Bergmann charge promptly attended no women sit as delegates in the conven- rink, the Weitiug opera bouse, which had aides led the way followed by the 10th ns receiver of tho Anaconda mine, and Australian ballot law originally been engaged, having been infantry band. Then tamo Col. K. P. tion, the requiring the case between the owners of that prop UNDERTAKER. that the shall be voters, and deemed too small for the gathering. Pearson and staff mounted, ami a battal- Siore & Catron Block delegates erty and the Lincoln-Luck- comnanv Factory, - - Santa Fe, M, thus barring the women who have been This proved to be the case, for the ion of the 10th infantrv under command KMIIAUIIXO a Specialty. All work GUARANTEED. I accustomed to take part in the delibera- crowd filled everyroom and corner of the of Capt. J. T. Kirkman. The veteran will come up for argument before Judge tions of the party. Aitiambra. lion. Charles s. rairchild. members of Carleton post, 100 strong. Seeds June 18. CHAS. of New called to camo WAGNER, York, the gathering next, then the Kuightsof Phythias, Visitors at Gold's free Museum Mgr. CONDENSED NEWS. order, and after s brief address Franklin the uniformed fire department, the 13. Chas. Ohio ; Locke, of Buffalo, was made chairman. children of the public schools and a long Ode, Jefferson, Geo. Ode, The usual committees were then line of One of 111. ; Miss P. E. convicted of his ap carriages. the features of Chicago, Haines, Kansas George Scott, ruining Norton Chase the was a a ar- sister and then was pointed, being parade hugo float City, Mo. j II. R. Dickenson, Davenport, murdering her, hanged made chairman of the commit W. Dudrow w at Texas. platform ranged by C. hereon were Mrs. Nellie Henderson, e Iowa; Dickenson, Davenport, tee, and K.