Las Vegas Morning Gazette, 1880-10-22

insurance $8,000. The fire is suppos supposed - ed supposed to have been the work of an in incendiary, - cendiary, incendiary, as the private watchman of block while running to turn an alarm was fired at by some one hiding in the ally back of the stable. The Colorado Fire Insurance Company have offered a reward of $500 for the capture ot any incendiary. They lost nothing by this fire, but consider that a small expenditure in this manner will save a larger sum in future losses. New York, Oct. 21. Thomas Seiss, E -United States Deputy Marshal Johnstone and Christian Liebeuer have been arrested on charges of con conspiring - spiring conspiring to obtain fraudulently natural ization papers for Johnstone. Lieb- ener approached the man and asked him to procure witnesses who would swear to know him and a lot of other men, some of whom he wanted natu ralized. Licbeneris held in $10,000 bail ; others in $500 each. The man named Christian' Liebener made appli cation for a mandamus to compel the inspector of election to register his name as a voter. Judge Lawrence rendered a decision that the relator has, by judgmcut of the Superior court, been a naturalized citizen of the United States, and that judgment cannot be attacked or impeached col collaterally - laterally collaterally and certainly not by a board of election officers, who are ministe ministerial - rial ministerial officers and nota tribunal vested with power to set in review of fhede cisión of acourt of oompetent juris jurisdiction - diction jurisdiction upon the question of the right of a relator to citizenship. Del Norte, Col., Oct. 21. No mail has beeu sent or received fiom Silver Silver-ton - ton Silver-ton on the regular route over the range since the storm, it being nearly three weeks since any communication lias beeu had with that place. Nearly all the towns aud camps iu the viciu viciu-iiy - iiy viciu-iiy of Silvertou have an insufficient amount of supplies for winter aud the r ads are impassable, Three men are reported killed iu a suow slide, but on account, of the gross neglect of the mails no information is received ex except - cept except as rumor. Residents of many of the mouutaiu towns will have to leave unless supplies can be transported be before - fore before winter sets in. S. W. Matthews, of the Rio Grande Company, was enthusiastically nomi nominated - nated nominated iu the Democratic convention to-day for Representative from this district. New York, Oct 21.-IIenry llillard aud others associated with him, re recently - cently recently purchasers of the Seattle & Walla Walla road, have, to-day ,closed a contract with John Roach & Son for two coal and freight steamers ot the mobt approved modern patteru They will be 335 feet long aud have a carrying capacity of 3,000 tons. The are expected to reach the Pacific coast by summer and be employed iu transporting coal from Puget Sound to San Fraucisco. Paris, October 21. Inspectors vis visited - ited visited the former Jesuit establishment at Aimens and found there thirty Jesuit fathers, previously professors of tho same college. The Franciscan Friars at Avignon have bricked up the door of their monestary. They are well supplied wit'i provisions. The president of tho tribunal has de declared - clared declared himself incompetent to hear the suit of the Carmelets against the Prefect to recover possession of their conveni. Loudon, Oct. 21. Steps are beiug akeu to form an influential commit committee - tee committee of Liberals to strengthen the hands of the government in dealing with the disorders in Ireland, and urge the necessity for immediate measures ior the protection of laud prosecution. Sergeant Heron is al already - ready already engaged by the Crown as one of the counsel for the prosecutiou of the laud league. Sau Francisco, Cal., October 21. A dispatch from Victoria. British Co Columbia, - lumbia, Columbia, says: The British steamship Hilton Castle, laden with eighteen hundred tons of Wellington coal for the California market struck a reef about eight miles south of the har harbor - bor harbor at 11 o'clock last night during a dense fog. At last reports she was in a dangerous condition. New York, Oct. 21. The insurance underwriters convention "to-day adopted a resolution declairiug that the insurance companies and" policy holders interests are identical, and that all legislation hostile to the former is equally hostile to the latter. They deprecated all such legislation as iil advised and uucalled for.

reply to the question, "why does not the treasury department use its ac accumulating - cumulating accumulating silver and pold to liqui date the U. S. bonds which are ma turcd or which may be paid at the op option - tion option of the Government?" the treas treasury - ury treasury department says: "Under the resumption act there was accumulat accumulated - ed accumulated a fund for the redemption of out outstanding - standing outstanding legal tender notes to the ex tent of about $140,000,000, being about forty per cent of the amount of notes outstanding redeemable on demand In addition to this it is necessary to have a small balance from which to pay the ordinary current expenses This makes the total available cash in the treasury about $155,000,000 though of course this amount variesas the ex expenses - penses expenses of.the Government temporarily increase or diminish. Beyond that amount, however, there has been no permanent accumulation of money in the treasury. In fact the available balance to-day is a little less than that of a year ago. All the excess of re receipts - ceipts receipts over expenditures during the last year have been applied to the re duction of the interest bearing debt of whivh there has been purchased with the surplus revenues, in the open market $103,771,100, on which there will be a saving in each year of $5,- 817.056 of interest. This method of purchasing bonds in open market was made necessarv as there have been no bouds payable. Pauama, October 12. Lima dates arc to September 25th. Tho U, S. minister, Mr. Christiancy, has the fol lowing basis for the preliminaries of of peace: Chili Poru ind Bolivia will each elect three commissioners to discuss the conditions of peace to meet in the Peruvian Territory occu pied by the Chilian army. The United States Miniiter is takea a part in the conference as a frieudly mediator, Tho cultivation of tobacco is now tree in Chili. Six millions of dollars f paper money has been authorized to beissu ed by the Chilian treasurer. The Bolivian congress has sanction ed a law authorizing the executive t-i mortgage or soil all National proper ty, and the Municipalities are also au thorized to proceed in the same way with the consent of the Goverumeut The proceeds of such sale to be applied to the expenses of the war. Gen. Doza has been deprived of the rights of a Bolivian citizen, his inaptitude and cowardice haying brought upon the country humiliation and disaster. Holland, Mich., Oct. 21. Late 'ast night there came ashore, near Grand Haven, a lot of papers, jewelry, cloth ing and au insurance policy in tr,e name of of B. F. Sweet, Braidwood, Illinois. The wind is from the north this morning and is light. A large number of persons have gone out to search the shore between Sangatuck aud Grand Haven. The body of a boy was found near Port Sheldon yesterday, and was identified as tl e oldest boy of John Osborne. A tug, supposed to be a Government tug, came down from Qrand Haven about 11 o'clock this forenoon. Whea about eight miles out front our harbor she was signalled by a passing barge, and stopping, and as near as could be as certsined by the aid of a glass, lower ed her boat, picked up something and then turned and went back toward Grand Haven. The barge went south. San Francisco, Oct. 21. Last night Geo. A. Wheeler went to the police station and confessed that he had murdered his . sister-in-law, Delia J Tillion, at the Lading House, 23 Kear ney street, and packed her body in a trnuk. His statement was atouce ver ified. The circumstances aro remark able. The deceased had been living with her sister and Wheeler, and the latter had subjected her to his desires. His wife was cognizant of the fact, but concealed the affair to avoid a scandal. Latterly a mau by the uama of Goo. W. Peckham, who be became - came became acquainted with the family at Cesco, Placer county, sought to marry Delia. This created a jeal jealously - ously jealously on the part of Wheeler who, yesterday, while Delia was sitting on his lap, chocked her to death. Wheeler and family formerly lived in New York. Denver, Colo., Oct. 21. At a little pat 2 o'clock this moruiug J. N. Esta Esta-brooks - brooks Esta-brooks livery stable, on Hollidav street, caught lire. There were near nearly - ly nearly sixty head of horses in the stable which, together with a large and val valuable - uable valuable stock of carriages, buggys, gruiii,

ing lynched unless sufficient escort is furnished, the Interior department has requested the War department to furnish vecessary military protection in case Agent Berry is arrested. Chicago, Oct. 21. Arrangements for the grand street parade of the in industrial - dustrial industrial classes in this city next Sat urday afternoon in favor of the elec election - tion election of Gen. Garfield, are progressing favorably. It will be one of the most imposing demonstrations ever wit uesscd here. New York, Oct. 21. In the Epis copal convention a message was re received - ceived received from the House of Bishops nominating Itcv. John Hanston, Ec Ec-Cieseastore - Cieseastore Ec-Cieseastore of Northern New Jersey, Missionary Bishop of Washington Territory. Madison, Tnd , Oct. 21. Geo. Mer Merger, - ger, Merger, while firing a salute on the arriv al f Gov. Porter, at noon te-diiv, had Dot a arms blown oil and bis eyes blown out by a preaniuture dlscharg of a canou. He will probably die. Madison, Ind., Oct. 21. Mrs. Read while sitting iu front of a fire place, nursing a young baby, was seized with a lit and threw the child into the fire, fataly burning it, Chicago, Oct., 21. Bets are even in New York that the State will give 10, 000 Repiinlican majority. WANTED w ANTED. One or two furnished rooms (or a lady. Enquire at this oflice. w ANTKD A srood lively boy at Herberts drugstore. 80tf w 'ANTED. A aurse girl. Apply to Mrs. iims. in (.'in. w ANTED. A good gardener. Apply to airs, .ucsmarais, las vegas. WYXl ED. --Immediately, at the hotel of Mrs. V. M. Cummlns, at Sin M.ircinl, one good flrst cook and one good second cook ; also one good waiter. nRO-jw FOR SALE. Tiiolt SALE. A good saddle horse, by Mrs lj Desmarais. ITIOR KENT. My private residence, with or without furniture. Apply for informa informa-tloa - tloa informa-tloa at the Gazette ofllee or on the premises. a aw THEODORE WAONKR. 7 IMF. FOR SALE. By Moore & Huff, at the I j Hot Springs. Lea vé orders at Herbert & Go's drug store, on the pinza ITIOR SALE. My house and land situated at ' West Las Vegas, near tho Grand View Hotel. For terms apply to tho uaderxlfrned, Las Vegas, N. M. D. PEREZ. Fept. 26th, 1880.--n51-lm. P OK SALE. 100 head or cattle. For further information until r to JafTu Rrn. . r.nn ha, and A. Nelson & Co., Anton Chico, N. M. FOR SALEA good sixteen horse power steam engine, all in running order and larj; enough to run a flour mill. Any person desiring to see it running can do so any day at my planing mill at Las Vegas. Apply Tor terms ta JOHN II. VVOOTEN. 23a-tf Dissolution notice. The firm heretofore existiag under the nama of Levy, Cohn & Co. , is this day dissolved by mutualconsent, Mr. II. Cohn remains sole proprietor, and assumes all "liabilities against the former Arm, and collects all outstanding debts.. Lit vt, Cohn 4 Co., II. Con. La Vegas, Oct. 2 1880. 57-3w. Why? AV 111 ynu pay two prices to irresponsible ped pediera - iera pediera .for sewing machines, when for one half the money you can buy any flrst class machine made, and warrented from three to five years, among which are the Singer, the Whito, Do Domestic, - mestic, Domestic, New American, etc. For price apply to A T. IlarYUon, at Hammond's Hardware House, Trinidad, Colorado. ll-3m. Administrator's Notice. Notice Is hereby giren that the Hon.Trobate Court in and for (lie county oi Sun Miguel, and Territory of Now Mexico, has appointed the un undersigned - dersigned undersigned administrator i f the estate of Frank Chapman, deceased. All persona indebted to sold estate will make immediate settlement; and all persons having claims against said es estate - tate estate will present them'within twelve months. M. BRUNSWICK, 109-It ' Administrator. Las Vegas, N. M., fob. 7th, 1880. B I LLY'S In Dold's Block. Northwest' Cor. of the Plaza. Tho moU Hcgaut appointed saloon in the Southwest. The finest liquors in the country. Mixed drinks a spec specialty. - ialty. specialty. Open day and night.

Uen. tiarfleld think Retecrano Itat Quae Back on Him. The Hails to illverton Stopped for the FÁit Three Weeks by the Weather. Why tito Government Does not Inreat its lurplus Capital. A. Sixty-Fire Thousand Dollar Incendiary Fire In Denver, Colorado. Ne v York, October 21. The Her Herald's - ald's Herald's Cleveland special says : A gent leman who hao visited Mentor relates that Garfield, in conversation with an ex-army officer, aud formerly a mem ber of Rosecraus staff, expressed his surprise that Rosecrans should have written the letter lie did regarding him. The two had always been on good terms, and just before the Chi cago convention Garfield went to the patent offico and arranged for the granting of certain favors which Ro secrans had boen very desirous of get getting, - ting, getting, aud which he thought would set him freo of trouble. Said Garfield: " I did not receive the papers that were granted to "Rosy" till after the Chicago convention, and 1 then for warded them to him with a polite noto and received a letter of thanks. Later I heard from Rosecraus regard ing his party principles which he said were Democratic, and he asked that 1 should not regard it as any slight on me personally aud tor whom he had the highest regard, but that he should vote for Hancock. I replied that never let pontics intericre with my social or other pleasant relations, and I should not feel offended in the least in his voting for a candidate he thought fit to vote for. Soon after I learned Rosecrans had said severe things of me, and when called to task of his for mer condemnat ion of me, had replied Many a man had committed deeds. During the interval between his first praise criticism of me for seventeen years, I should have sent him to the penitentiary." Did he really do that, asked theoffi ccr, who was informed? Yes ; replied Garfield in tones of in dignation, aud after his former protes tations of friendship, aud what 1 had done for him as o friend, I. felt as if I could scarcely forgive him. I can think well of "old Rosy" for services for his country, but I certainly cannot commend the acts of the present " Rosy " when they are so contrary to one's sense of what is honorable. At a meeting of the Tammany Hall committee ou organization, John Kel ly presiding, Gen. Spinally deuouueed the Republican candidato for Presi dent and spoke of him as a free tra der, an enemy to the Working men, and by other titles. He also said that the Chinese at coming here from Chiut and Japan and that they al ready have au but a monopoly of washing, and it would not bo long un der Qarfield's rule until they would monopolize other brauches of busi ness. Something should be done to prove to the people that Republicans are in favor of these yellow-taced, al mond-eyed celestials. He moved that a committee be appointed to provide means to bring the facts in this mat ter before the country, M.J. Sogorson called attention to the unprotected state of Democracy throughont the State of New York. He said he had been speaking in Ul Ulster - ster Ulster county for the past few days and judging from the state of the canvass there were things that struck me while I was in the interior of the state. The Republicans were well or organized - ganized organized and supplied with campaign documents. The Democrats were, ou the contrary, clamoring lor docu documents, - ments, documents, but for some reason ar other they could get none. Tammany Hall, he thought, should take hold of the matter. Mt. Vernon, Jnd., Oct. 21. A fire early vesterday morning diotroyed a large portion of this place, causing a damage amounting to $150,000 oh which there is about $75,000 insurance.

Frank T. "Webber, AUCTIONEER lias constantly on hand Horses, Mules, Harness Etc., and also buys and sells on Commission. Sale of goods made at any time. Will be found on North-East corner of Plata, or word may be left at this office. J. N. FURLONG, PHOTOGRAPHER. Gallery in the Rear of the Exchange Hotel, Wait Las Vogas. T. J. FLEEIY1AN, MERCHANT TAILOR. ALL KINDS OF Cutting & Repairing X502ST3B TO OEDEB. Shop im Dold's Block, Northwest Corner of the Plaza. LAS VEGAS AND VINITA MAIL ANDJI LINE. RUNNING DAILT FROM FORT BASCOM TO FORT ELLIOTT. Faseenjers and Express matter leaving La Vegas on Tuesday morning will be forwarded a weekly bneklioard through to any polat in the J llaudl of Texai. Charges reasonable. C. B. AUSTIN. Proprietor. J. W. LOVE, Commission Merchant, Las Vegas, New Mexico. 11 AY, GIAIN, POTATOES, APPLES, Handled in Car Lots. Butter, Eggs and Poultry always ou aaiid. Cash paid on consignments. W. Steele, JUSTICE OP THE PEACE for Precinct Mo. IS, East Las Vegas. Real Estate, Collecting Agent ant Cenvar Cenvar-aneer. - aneer. Cenvar-aneer. Deeds, Mortgages and Justices' Blanks lor sal. Office on tk bill between the old and new towns. Jehu Carris, THE. BOSS Boot Sr Shoemaker 0 Opposite Jaffa Broa., guarantee sttlsfteNea and a perfect fit or no nay. W.H. WHITILAW Attorney it Law, Will attend to all legal business prontatly, Center Street, East Lai Vegas, Krw Mexlee. 17-d. BRX WE R Y SALOON. ALBERT 4. HERBER, Proprietors. Opposite Jaffa Bros., East Sido. Fresh Beer always on Draught. Alio ITine Cigars and Whiskey. Lunch Counter' Tb Con Connection - nection Connection JUAN 3NT. TjUOHnO, Manufacturer of MEXICAN JEWELRY LAS VEGAS, - - N. M In Romero Building, Eaat Side of the Placa. N. J. PITTIJOHN, M. D . PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, Hot Springs and Lito Vcf i. Ckronle Diseases and Disease of Females a Specialty. HOT SPRINGS - - - Í to 1'2 A.M. LAS VKGAS-Central Drag Store, J te 6 P. M ÍNO. F. BOS'TWICK. P. O, LYDOK BOSTWICK l LYDOM Attornoyai-iat-Tjui-vr. Offico at Exchango Ilotol BuiUing. Lai Vtcas, N. at. J, FRANCO CHA VMS, Attorney at Law ALBUQUIKQUK K1WUZII

BIBLES! BIBLES! BIBLES! Of every kind and style, at Rev. D. W. Cal Cal-fee's. - fee's. Cal-fee's. English and Spanish, or In any other language, for sale cheap or given away. M. MATTHIESOU, District Superintendent R. B. S. lor Hew Mexleo nd Arizona. E. H. SKIP WITH, Physician & Surgeon, Office over Herbert's Drug Store on the Plaza. Santa Fe Bakery Centre St., East Las Vagal. Everything in the baker's line coastaatly on hand ilUBERTY k ANGELL, Frop'rs. EXCHANGE DINING HALL, .A.. T. I-Ioover, 3?rop. la former Exchange Hotel Building, oa Ike Plasa, Las Vegas, X. it. Now open for Transient Guests and Regular Boarders. Center Street BAKEET, -A.nd Ijimoli Counter. (Formerly Santa Fe Uakcry.) IS NOW READY FOR BUSINESS Largest Oven in the Territory. Will supply Las Vegas and the Towns along the Road from Raton to San Marcial. Orders, by letter will receive prompt at attention. - tention. attention. IlUBERTY & ANGELL HOPPEB BBOS Dealers ia Staple and Fancy Groceries, CLOTII1XG, UOOTS A SHOKS. Produce a Specialty. Orders lliled oa saarl a tice. Proprietor ot the Delmonico Restaurant. East Las Vesm.X. If. C. F. MASTSOFF, Contractor and Builder Las Vegas, Santa Fe, Albuquerque, and San Marcial. jjl ANDREWS, SANTA FK, - - - NKW MKXICO. Prices for Assayiug Gold, $2.50; Silver, $1.50; Lead, $1.50; Copper, $3.00. Samples b mail will receive prompt attention. EICHABD JDUISTUT, NOTARY PUBLIC, Alex. McLean. Robt. McLean. JosiMcLeai. McLean Bros., Contractors and Builders. All kinds of Mason Work. Fin Plasteriug- a Specialty. Contracts taken in any Tart of the Territory. Las Vegas, N. M. OTERO & JEAGER, Dealers in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Corn, liny and Forage. Lincoln, Connty, jfn Mexle. OTERO Y JEAGER, Traficantes en Abarroto , Provisiones, Zacate, etc., por Fleteros. GrTJJ2DJ.lL,j&.J A.EA, rAudttdo de Mncoln, 5i, Mile, HÓWISON A. FABIAN, General Comm'n Merchant! AND SALKSMKN FOR EJ ASTEB1T UTTS E3 3 , Office East aide R. R. At., opposite Brova A Maaitaara. M. SALAZAIf. jlTOMlfMT-AT-I.AW, Las Vas

Chicago, Oct. 21. Miss Pineo won the 20-mile race at Jockey Club Park this afternoon after an exciting and well contested trial, beating Miss Jew Jew-ett - ett Jew-ett by a nose; time, 56:12, which was a good recotd considering the condi conditions. - tions. conditions. Fannie Louise Buckingham has challenged both ladies to a race against her and they have accepted the event to come off shortly and be for $1,000 each. Chicago, Oct. 21. An luter Ocean Washington dispatch says that ex ex-Secretary - Secretary ex-Secretary 'Bristow is confident that the Republicans will carry New York They need only keep quiet and take advantage of their opponents blund blunders. - ers. blunders. Information received from Cali California - fornia California to-day states that a wonderful change has come over that state since the October elections. Washington, Oct. 21. United States Attorney Johnson, of Colorndo, hav having - ing having telegraphed here- that Agent Berry, if arrested, is in danger of be