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Governor Arny, with others, ; has fallen heir to an cm am of sixty million pound* sterling : in England.Si Ivor City public school numbers 102 names on the roll with an average attendance ol more than 70.A gold lode has been discovered 11 e a r Elizabethtown . which is twenty feet wide and ? assays $372 per ton.A 15-Stamp quartz mill is . to be erected immediately on the Maricopa lode on Ute r Creelf, Colfax county. ;A negro named GeqAVash-. ington, residing in Lincoln, shot at a dog and accidentally I killed his wife and child.Crops are suffering from drought in Bernalillo, and even J should rain now fall but little of anything will he raised.A crazy Indian named Tnerto wounded a couple of r Mexicans at Cimarron and was himself killed. It was not dis-s covered that he was crazy.The railroad will establish • no station at either the Ver-. mejo or the Cimarron until the i Maxwell Grant Co. releases k its claim for right of way and timber.Manuel B. Otero, son of M.» A, Otero, of La Oonstnncia, was married to Mias Eloisa . Luna, daughter of Antonio J, Luna, of Jjos Bunas, on the 2nd.j Henry Lcsinsky offers to i furnish the sheriff of' Grant with 25 or 50 men. armed and provisioned for 60 days, to assist i n capturing Indian thieves and murderers.A weekly mail has been established from Trinidad to Ft. Union via the saw mill at the head of Red l iver, Elkins,' Van Brimmer, Elk Park, Ute Creek, Elizabethtown, Pas-eoe’s, and Black Lakes.1 Sheridan arrived in Santa 1 Fe on the 14th and started back for Chicago yesterday. He might very properly have i come down and inquired a little into the Indian situation in Southern New Mexico.Will Dowlin, of Lincoln i county, says tilery is no doubt of the richness of the mines in that county. He says it is the richest county in.the Territory in mines, agricultural and grazing lands and limber and that the climate beats that of Dona Ana.On the 4th in Yogas, Manuel Barela, brother of Mariano Barela, of Mesilla, shut and killed Benigno Romero and wounded Jesus Morales, just for the fun of the thing. That night a mob took him from jail (find hung* him to the windmill jin the plaza together with.•J-1- .13 J. 1 Ji-U— r_l— 11..--—1Giovanni Dugi, an Italian who! witH tinder sentence of death| for murder but had gotten a; stay of execution. ISince printing our remarks] on Lever’s Indian fight, Lieut. 3 \yright comes to hand with a! letter in the Herald substantiating nearly all the facts therein stated. The only mate-rial difference in Li. Wright’s account is that ho claims the Indians were routed and abandoned their posit ions, Patrocmio Luna, KherrifF of Y# lend a county, with his deputy, Jesus Luna, were on the 7th conveying Komnlo Baca to San Miguel county on a change of venue in a murder ease. Five miles above Sun Felipe-the prisoner killed the buck hoard driver, Paddy Travis, wounded the two officers and drove of with the bnckboard. He was recaptured on the 11th and taken to Lds Lunas, and on the following night a mob overpowered his keepers and hung him.GENERAL NEWS.Gen. Shields is dead.The raid on the Indian Territory is over.The hanging of nihilists in Russia continues.The Texas legislature met! inrextra session on the.IQth.....Baron Lionel Nathan de Rothschild, chief partner in the great banking firm, is dead.The Democrats of Ohio have nominated Gen. Ewing for Governor and Gen. Rice, for Lieut. Governor.Flower Mission has been organized among St. Louis ladies for the distribution of flowers and literature to the various hospitals.Ed. J. MeClermind, 2d Lt. 2d Cav., has been promoted to 1st Lieut, mid assigned to duty as instructor of calvalry tactics at West Point.The President has nominated George W. McCrary for judge of the eighth1 judicial circuit, iff place o f : j u d g e; Dillon, resigned.Si.nce Hayes,; vetoed t h e I legislative, executive ayd jucji- j dal appropriation. biff -nothin tr:). of very great inUyest hasj transpired ijn congress,. jThe “Globe-Democrat” isi trying very hard to kill off’; John Sherman as a Presides-j tial aspirant. He is almost as | distasteful to the “boomer*”im I Tildon. :Grant “boomers” claim that Tati was “counted out” of the nomination for governor of Ohio by the Secret arv of the I convention, who holds a posLj ttori under Sherman.
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Thirty Four
Las Cruces, New Mexico, US
Wed, Jun 18, 1879
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