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   Daily Herald (Newspaper) - October 29, 1888, Santa Fe, New Mexico                                JL DAILY vol. i. SANTA OCTOBER 29, 1838, NO. 83, Fish from in. 10 (i ill lite Wine fifty LATEST BY COMMISSION Load Orders Promptly oik A LK The old reliable quiet resort All A lino 8iHinrd AND & aye WINKS & East side of Santa N. M LUIS e. alar j AND Collection A for Fire Wood in miy Posts and Poles for building H. m FOR GOOD HOVS AND AND Gent's 00 TO J. h. The and Gent's San Francisco Santa M donoghue & Contractors & All Work SANTA NEW Jobbing 1-L'JiNITUJtK NK n one door north of Kridge on N. M. DR. j. ArA HUH a SANTA N. M. floor of ' of St. in finest of Parlor Bedroom aiut Julchen and iwid a a Can out to Auction and on St. Call mill AH Don't Like Oct. 27.-The London Telegraph in a dispatch from Rome publishes an interview of its correspondent with the pope in which it is remarked that the pope's health is considering his and that learned prelate is himself writing the Roman in regard to the late visit of Emperor the pope that either satisfied or I not find that he his father whom I personally knew and The Emperor Frederick was wise and good well and ol large Mis manners were what he said was always fuli of good good The pope appeared satisfied with between Germany and Prince lie was a reasonable and was willing to accede to any just The uopo Williams visit favorable to to European courts was calculated to strengthen our enemies and solidify their position without benefit to At the beginning of the Emperor's interview with me he interrupted me by calling Prince Henry in order to present - - Outlook in Oct. 37.-The long of visitors continue pouring into the headquarters of the Democratic State All have the same story to It is that of certain Democratic The State was probably never better organized than it There has been systematic work in every and the outlook for Democrats was never they It- is - ' than it was as late as two weeks As to of the Democratic State they are - Si Secretary of the National and who has been engaged here night and speaking evening of the brightening of the - were some who felt a little dubious a few weeks but I never The victory has all times been It is like the farmer entering his wheat He knows the wheat is but just how much there is he can not tell until he has sifted it. We have done and I am free to confess that the members of the committee are themselves surprised at Oct. 28,--Queen Natalie to Patriarch at who is the superior of the metropolitan against action in dissolving the marriage of the Queen auditing All classes of even Milan's severely criticize the action of the it is learned to-night that Queen Natalie's finding metropolitan has already consulted with the of Constantinople and great Archbishop of Carlovitz before has to rind will go to Bucharest to deliver the divorce papers to Queen It is stated that a divorce stops the civil allowances to ample private - New Oct. 27.-In a letter to the chairman of the county Democracy at the ratification meeting last night at Mayor Hewitt used words relative to national persons seem to think the of candidates may injure the national I see no reason for but il 50.1t is not my as I have exhausted every honorable effort to secure of the party on some who would not represent a J regard the success of the Mr. Cleveland possesses the confidence of the masses because has earned it his unswerving his and his and the name of Allen G. Thurman is a word New k. Oct. has been occasioned the death in the hospital in of Captain John jillard of The health assert that there is no cause for any fear as everything possible to prevent the spread of the disease been The steamer Carenz Immediately returned to lower quarantine where she is to be thoroughly A portion of her cargo discharged has also been The hack in which Jillard rode to the hospital has been thoroughly Officers are at work trying to locate A Collision in Indianapolis Oct. political parties are making preparations for big street parades Saturday November 3. and the efforts of prominent independents to induce either or both sides to forego their demonstration on the same night have met with Should the two which are certain to contain several thousand men come there is no telling in the present state of feeling how many would be as a big free for all light it is the - Gen. Joe Wheeler Becomes a Catholic Oct. 28,-Gen, Joe Wheeler has become a At Gen. Sheridan's funeral he was a pall The requiem service at St. church on that occasion so impressed him he began to attend the Catholic Then he asked for and through a well priest's explanation of Catholicism was convinced that it is the only true Off the Oct. 27,-A train on the Kentucky Central railroad yesterday afternoon left the track near Engineer Robert Black was fatally Elmore a passenger from was fatally John injured also Joe an engineer on the Chesapeake & who was a 27.-^Mo.ney on Telegraphic NEW VOUK New Oct. 27,-Copper, Leads Bar 94^. NEW YOUK New Oct. call easy 1^(0)2'"last closed offered at Prime mercantile CHICAGO Oct. 27. 15,000. Ten cents Choice stockers and Texas western 9,000. Ten to fifteen cents Natives 50(0)3.30; KANSAS-CITY Kansas Oct. 27.-The Live Stock Indicator reports cattle receipts 10,000; 5,400. Offerings common and chiefly grass choice grass range others weak and 10 cents Choice cows others 5 to 10 Good to choice corn common to grass range stockers and 3-35J 240, Good to choice 3.50(0)3.75; common to medium LABOR Some Freshly Gathered Facte for the is New in Field and Mill and Oscar a Belgian window glass from his country lor organising labor He was n Knight of In 1885, 400 miners struck for pay for oyer They marched from town town and induced 30,000 men of various to leave along the route were pillaged with 1,150 was to prison for riot Sentences ranged from six months to life The press and clamored for and sentence was reduced from twenty years at hard labor to seven and a half He was pardoned after serving On his release he renewed the work of organizing and the capitalists induced the minister of justice to exile He was given fifteen daj to leave the Falleur will become an American citizen and settle in Pa. Phillipsburg and Freedom barbers have They stores at 9 o'clock every at 12 on Saturdays and at noon on except when they come on They don't open at all on Sunday The scale adopted Mustache 25c; hair 10c; 20c; sea foam or 1.0c; sham 50c; bangs 10c; 25c; shaving outside of 25c; shaving a In an to the Protective association of San A. United States agent of the Bureau of Animal will be two years before this country can be thoroughly cleansed of diseased for from San Francisco bay to Southern California one-half of the state's stock is Out of every 100 consumptives 12 acquire the disease from drinking the milk or eating the meat of consumptive Kansas City people are shouting loudly for a One man has offered to donate a quarter of a mile of land for use in widening the favorite The livery stable men say they would have to go out of if the boulevard scheme should The horse owners and livery men talk of holding a. meeting to promote the One of Florida's leading orange Adam tlie yellow fever will not materially the says the world learning that the Florida orange is the best which has become a new recently ordered 250,000 A new Buffalo machine pulls up The wagon has a broad box swung below the and a boom behind from the rear The roots of the an area of ten feet in diameter was in the and the tree was to the Some time ago at tlie Tailor's union gained an advance in Recently women were permitted to join the and ten men left the then the employers have cut the Dakota is growing splendidly both in population and the new arrivals numbered nearly 63,000 making the population 640,823. New land taken amounted to 2.5000,000 The Buffalo Express United States will when the count of 1890 to be more great cities than any other country in the world now has or has ever political of railway which recently met at has 15,009 and they vote for the party that will db them the greatest England already purchased 186,000 barrels of apples from this The increase over last year's export is 80,000 barrels so A Boston man gained a large trade under the name of His brother put up a similar and the court ordered it Ben a war ship in the British Mediterranean fleet which has two guns among its is the biggest war vessel * At dry goods clerks make from to per average being about A Seattle house has been cut in two through a dispute owners of the All the Wheeling mills have discontinued the use of natural gas on account of its Jerusalem's trade is Exports to America and Europe last year were worth $ 100,000. Several Buffalo milk dealers have been arrested for watering their The held the first world's fair in 185�'; Paris had the next in 1866 and the third in 1878, ' FIRST NATIONAL BANK wm pedro President r. iONAL BANK OF NEW MEXICO CAPITAL PASO UP Does a general banking business and solicits patronage of the L. W. G. Cashier College santa new This under the direction of the Brothers of the Christian was established hi 1850, and incorporated in 1888, with full The Curriculum embraces the and Commercial Lessons in Phonography and are given Telegraphy and instrumental Music instruments are charged Washing awl per Use of 1
                    

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