Arizona Republican (Phoenix, Ariz.)
November 22, 1890

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T VOL II I hphr JL JL JL M J JP 9 SKINS General Miles Will Tolerate No Nonsense Sitting Bull Is tho Chief Ollendor War Department Preparing to Con centrate Troops From All Parts of tlio Union Chicago November 21 In an cw litis afternoon General Miles said lc hail no further word from Gonernl Urooke but ho thought tho latter luul lieyond all doubt given tho Indians to understand that ho is thero for the pur poo of protectiiii lives and property nd God help tho llrst Indian who makes a break It is not my intention said General Miles to tolerato any nonsense 1 will loll you further that so far as regards the present nuiplo supply of ammuni tion and tho best patterns of Winchester nlles with which tho Indians are armed that somobody in that North western country is making a business of furnishing theso Indians and it will not be many days before I shall know just how this business is accomplished Assistant Adjutant General Corbin said that tho removal of tho Cheyenncs from Pino Ridgo Agency in accordance with tho recommendatians of the com mission has been ordered Carrying out tho order now ho thinks will re move n disturbing element from Pino Ridgo and divert tho attention of the other Indians This evening General Miles was in re ceipt of a telegram from Roobud from one of his olliccrs in advance of the formal report Tho ollicer gives tho gist of a sermon delivered by Sitting Hull the so called prophet of tho Mes siah at tho Rosebud agency to tho In dians In this sermon Bull said tho things ho predicted would have come to pass in two seasons but ns tno whites nro beginning to interfere tho time will be shorter Tho Indiana need not bo afraid of anything now Haiti he There will bo a tree sprout and all tho members of our tribes mutt gather thero but boforo this time wo must dance the balanco of this moon at the end of which time tho earth will shiver very hard Whenever this occurs I mil start the wind to blow Wo will then sec our fathers mothers and every body We tho Indians are tho ones who aro living a sacred life Our father in heaven has placed a mark at each point of tho four winds A clay pipe lies nt the setting of the sun representing tho Sioux j a holy arrow at the north repre sents tho Cheyennos at tho rising of the sun thero lies a hare representing the Arapahoe tribe nt tho south there lies a pipe and feather representing the row tribe My father has shown me tnese things thercfore wo must con tinue the dance There may be many soldiers stir minding you but pay no attention to Hum niid continuo tho dance If the soldiers surround you four deep tho three of vou unon whom I have nut holy thirtt will sing tho song I have taught ou anil some ot t tie soldiers will urop ead Then tho rest will try to run bit their horses will sink into the earth The riders will jump from their horses lit they too will sink into the earth and you can do what you desiro with them Now you must know this that nil the soldiers and their race will be d ad There will be only 5000 of them left living on the earth My friends and relations this is straight and true We must gather at Pass Creek when tlm tree is sprouting then we will go among our dead rela tions You must not tako any earthly tMngs with you Men and women must disrobe themselves My father uhovc has told us to do this thing Gnus nro the only thlngi we are afraid ot but our lain r will see tnai mey no no narni Whatever tho white men may say do not listen to them Adjutant Genera Williams said this evening that a telegram has been re t ived from General Brooke at Pine ltidgo saying that his scheme for induc ing tho disloyal men to abandon their tribe and join tho loyals is working well and he hopes soon to havo the hostile crowd broken up Tho report of tho olilcor in charge at U jscbud agency however is not so en couraging He telegraphs that when the forces under his command moved near tho Indians camp today they re treated back fifteen miles and tonight are holding ghost dances and working npuurh a frenzy that some outbreak mav occur before tomorrow night Headquarters was also advised today that Sitting Hull has been sending out reques to all Sioux Indians even in Canada and the Indian Territory and as far west ns Wyoming to join his forces Ho is assisted by a largo number of In dians who have been educated by the Government in tho East In an interview late tonight General Miles salil it will require care and pru iliiico on tho part of tho army to pre vent an outbreak and even with that they may not succeed The great trou ble is that tho craze is so widely spread ixisting in many places widely separ aed As near as he was able to learn aioncerled understanding had been ar rived at by the Indians during the sum ii r that the first hostile shot would be thcsigiinl for tho assembling and con centration of all so disposed against tho whites Tho Genornl would not talk of a dis patch from Washington regarding a general movement of troops saying he considered It bad policy to make such movements known ns the news would ho in tlio Indian camps in twenty four jurs thereafter SIOVKMENTS OK TllOOl8 Wabuinuton November 21 General Miles considers tho situation so grave that he recommends putting additional troops into tho field at onco The cav alry and artillery at Fort Hlley havo been ordered to bo in readiucsu to move Ht onco ti 1 v ARIZON Tho Only Papar Botwoan Galveston Texas and Los Angeles Major Wright recently relieved from the post of agent nt Rosebud Agency was completely exonerated in all charges and reinstated today Ho started for tho agency tonight In an interview ho said ho thought if some of the vicious leaders of tho present troublo could bo locked up tho craze would subside Silting Hull and Red Cloud havo been scheming to ic gain control ever since they wcro deposed last year for opposition to tho land salo and they are responsible for most of the present agitation 1ia1Inii kok tiik mountains Chkyknne November 21 Frank Guard a scout at Foit McKinncy re ports renegado Sioux and Cheyenncs leading for Utah mul the Hig Horn Mountains WITH HULKS ON TIIKIK HACKS Omaha November 21 Pino Ridge reports affairs there temporarily quiet General Urooks is anxiously awaiting instructions from the War Department nt Washington whether ho shall inter fcro witli tho iriiost dtnco or not Tho Indians arc dancing with rifles strapped to their backs Indlausdaucins at Wounded Knee announce openly thnt if soldiers attempt to tako Little Womb Jack and Red Cloud the son of old Red Cloud Hig Road and Littlo Road away they will cut every soldiers ears and otherwise maim them Every ollicer on tho ground considers it next to probablo that 0000 or 8000 In dians may swoop down on tho agency at any moment BKTTIKKS IK WINU THK1II 1IOMUB AnEiincEK S D November 21 Ad vices from Otrckn state that the settlers of Emmons and Campbell Counties are flocking into that plate on account of tho rumor that the Sioux havo taken tho warpath LaGraoc on the Mis souri is completely depopulated It was reported this morning that two men had been shot and scalped by Indians in Campbell County but the report is dis credited here Tho people aro greatly excited and arc apjiealing to Governor Mellette for arms and ammunition hittino hulls logic Minneapolis November 21 Tho Tribune correspondent at Mandau N 1 states that information from the Sioux agency from two reliablo sources is that tho chances nro against any im mediate uprising unless Sitting Hull makes up his mind it would pay Sit ting Hull would be arrested and put in irons but the agent in afraid that this would precipitate trouble Agent Mc Laughlin has lost control of Hull and the other leader At Hulls camp the dance keeps up day and night The Indians with Sit ting Hull do not welcomo even friendly whites and will not shake hands with thein They say that all white men will bu turned into tiuffitlo and cattish in the spring Agent McLaughlin sent some Indian polico to arrest refractory Indians nnd instead of obeying the order they threw off their clotncj anil Joined in the dance They returned to the agency without any prisoners nnd offered no excuse Sitting Dull is jealous of the increase of cattle on Cannon Hall river belonging to tho white tcttlers lie teaches his followers that if a raid is mado on tho settlers and they are killed the Indians can surrender to tho soldiers and be forgiven Then be cnuso of the fate of former settlers no new ones will come there Indians who have accumulated property aro oppord to the proposed uprising Young bucks who have nothing and older ones who nro lazy led by Sitting Hullaie causing the trouble THE WAK DErAllTMFNT ACTIVE Washington November 21 Acting Indian Commitsioner Hell this after noon received a telegram from Special Agent Cooper nt Pino Ridgo agency saying the Indians are still dancing Polico report that thirty Rosebud In dians have arrived nt this reservation nnd COO or 700 more are en route to the agency We hope to settle this Indian craze without bloodshed All kinds of rumors are in circulation In tho cou ran of tho afternoon the following telegram was received at the War Department from General Miles Tho number of Indians going from Rosebud agency to Pino Ridgo agency is increasing Reliable advice rhow that this Mcsiinh ciaze is extending to all the Indians near the mountain lionler nnd between the Sioux nation and the Canadian border Secretary Proctor carried tho dispatches to a Cnbine meeting and they formed the subject of discussion Secretary Proctor says the suggestion mado by General Miles that troops in other divisions than hh own command be got in readiness to reinforce him has already been anticipated Orders have been sent to the commanding olliccrs of troops as far south as Texas nnd Arizona and as far west as California to prepare their men for nn immediate movement if the emergency arises In any event it is the intention of tho Department to heavily reinforce the troops in tho Dakotns during tho winter nnd they will be moved in from other divisions from timo to time In this way it is expected that tho Department will Imj able to mass an overwhelming forco nt tho neencies where tho excite ment is at its height so as to effectually suppress any Indian uprising in tho spring time FOKCK TO HE IMlLOYED Pine Ridge Agency S D November 21 The number oi pickets has been doublodnn Indian police forceof 100 men is on dutv and every soldier is instructed to sleep on hie arms Five companies of cavalry aro now on the way here As soon as these reinforcements anive a consultation will bo forced with the belligerant Indians If they refuse to stop dancing they will be arrested and if they resist forco will bo employed Vast numbers of ghost dancers from Rosobud have left tho reservation nnd are now moving rapidly towards this point About two thirds of tho 1500 In dians nt this point nro believed to bo hostile SEEKING FOK THE MESSIAH Omaha Novcmlier 21 Tho Ike spe cials from Hot Springii S 1 and from points in Eastern Wyoming report set tlers greatly alarmed by small roving bands of Indians all well armed and very insolent who say they nro going to l find tho Messiah At Knoxvllle Tinn Jack Maples colored was bangedFnday forrapn TOE PIPS FAIR Defining tlio Powers of he Two Boards Organization of the Lady Managers lilac lifttlng tho Formation of n Coalition lnhor lnrly Dinveii Colo November 21 The Knights of Labor last night agreed to to hold a national reform industrial conferenco some time during the ensu ing year for tho formation of an inde pendent platform upon the urinciples of tho Knights of Labor The Fanners Alliance and all labor organizations aro invited to send delegates A M Dewey of Washington who during tho recent political campaign in Pennsylvania issued circulars reflect ing on Grand Master Workman low derly was suspended from the general assembly for five years and from the order for one year and strongly iu ret l The general assembly adjourned this morning The next place of meeting will be decided upon by mailed vote thiitydtiys befoio the meeting I1Y A TIIUSTEI KUFIOYK Street Hallway Collector Charged With Extensive Peculation San FitANtiHco November 21 Luther L Ewlng who has represented one of the districts of this city in the Assembly for tho past four yean was arrested todoy on two charges of mis demeanor nnd embezzlement Ewing hns been employed by tho Market Street Railway Company for the past sixteen yenrs and was a trusted employe Ho has beon employed as collector and it wns hia duty to collect tho money deposited ns fares in the horse cars und to tako money from coin ductortf Ho ia chnrgeoVwitli appropriating a t jJriiLL iiLi J PHOENIX SATURDAY S New Yoiik on tho Ilownr yesterday contw ot tlio most cq financial institij co opin4 On Their Way Tonolohamno been offered is n A woman hat it b Ho was caught s guilt It is nas sinijii uui it amount to lllank 21 Tlio run Dank begun Thin is one Sand reliablo rclty nihcs as to from Topolobanro who tells a story of hardships and sufferings in tho cooper ative colony thero Crops sin says havo been failing for two years past Most of tho color istu havo been unable to make a reasonablo living nnd many of them nro anxious to return to their American homes Tho heat is awful and the insects and reptiles add to the general misery LAKE LABISH WJU2CK CAUSED 1SY lars TIIK WEAKNESS THE t F FOK lAUTS llltllKJI UNKNOWN OF Ileport of the Oregon llonril of Enllway Cnmmlsaloners After Personal Inves tigation In the Premises S f Salem Or November 21 This even ing tho OregonfBoard of Railway Com missioners submitted a report of their findings in thoimatter of tho late train disaster nt LakoXahish Tho report says it was found that two reasons were assigned for the diinster First that a rail had been removed from the track by some person or persons un known which was said to bo tho pri mary cause of tho wreck second that tho structure had fallen on account of age and the weakneas of its parts After hearing the testimony of numer ous witnesses and giving a personal in spection of tho wreck tho board finds that there is no satisfactory evidence in support of tho proposition that a rail had been removed that tho train con sisting of eight cars ran on the trestle nt the rate of twenty miles per hour that the air brakes wcro firmly and sud denly applied which caused the struc ture to giyo way precipitating the en gine nnd eight curs into the marsh n distance of sixteen feet nnd thnt the strucfurc as fa Ally in several particu Iliarturo of a Kfckles Mariner From San Diego San Diiqo November 21 Captain Hnrtells the seaman who assaulted a witness against him during a session of Justice Sloans court a few days ago nnd was sentenced to fifty days im prisonment for contempt of court by the Justice in lieu of payment wns liber ated yesterday on a writ oi tunicas corpus Superior Judge Pierce holding tiiatn justice uouri nas no iower to enforce its orders Kartells was hardly across tho thres hold of the court room however when he was rearrested for assault lie is also wanted nt Tillamook for embezzling 00 Ilo appeared in tlio Polico Court this morning and his trial was i et for Decem ber 11 with liml lueti nt f 1W ssoou as he left the court room lie repaired to his vessel the Hownna and left for parts unknown It is siirimsed that he has gono to Guatemala CONFIDENT HANKKUS lSend lo Accept Oof il Commercial Paper NotHitliatamllns the Stringency Nrw Yoiik November 21 The board of directors of the Fourth National Hank today adopted resolutions setting forth tho facts of tho present ilnancinl strin gency and stating that during the pres ent month that tho bank hts had 13285000 of commercial paper full due all of which has been promptly met nt maturity shoeing tho merchants to be in n prosperous condition that the stringency in the money market has nl most stopped the purchase of cDinmer cial bills and deprived tlio mercantile community of its accustomed facilities and authorizing the ofliccrs of the bank to buy freely of first class commercial paper and tnke out if necessary n lib eral amount of clearing house cert ilicates for that purtiose STOOD OFF A MOD Unsuccessful Hauplii Deo In a Tennessee Tomii Huntingdon Tcnn November 21 A mob attacked the jail at an early hour this morning to -get Widis who n few days ago murdered Constable Ross anil nephew They could not force tiio in side iron door but succeeded in breaking ii linln llirnupli il A man named Coultcrclimbcd throng with a revolver and immediately a re port was heard and Coulter said he was shot Sam Seller started in to his as sistance when Wills or pno of tho other prisoners shot and pjvJbnbl v fatally wounded him The inojtheii fled The Sheriff smugrl Widis out of town this morning Tlio peoplo aro wild with excitement A OK EAT MILL Dempsey to Meet Tltzslmmous III the King at No iv Orleans Skattlk Wash November 21 I will leave Seattle neit Wednesday said Jack Dempfiey this morning I shall stop over with my family in Portland for a couple of days and I will then go to San Francisco I shall remain but one day and then go to New Orleans to prepare for a light for ifl000 with Fitzslmmons Dcmpjcyis in tho best of condition at present Republican Lthat Publishes the Full Dispatohes of the Associated Press NOVEMBER S22 1890 CAPIT0LGL1SANINGS Supreme Court Considering Electrocution Treasury Gold Shipped New York to J luPilf1ifilfel6fr K8S3ap 21 A Argument Presented for the Chicago November 21 Tho Hoard of Lady Managers of the Worlds Fair today adopted a constitution similar to that of tho National Commission Miss Pheebo Cousins of St Louis was se lected ns secretory of the board Miss Sarah T Hallowcll of Chicago was recommended to tho National Commis sion for nppointmont to tho position of director of tho department of fine arts Mrs Lucas of Pennsylvania intro duced a resolution asking for the clos ing of tlio Worlda Fair on tho Sabbath day so far as it was alfccted by barter and exchange After n debate this went over At tho meeting of tho National Com mission the report of tho Committee on Foreign Affairs was adopted with a re solution authorizing the committee to expend 20000 in sending agents abroad as provided by act of Congress no ex penditure however to be made until tho President shall have issued his proclamation to the various nations At tho afternoon session the special committee on tlio relations of the Com mission nnd Local Hoard and powers and duties of tho Director General made its report It says that all tho powers of the Com mission should bo exercised in a lnrgc measure through tho Direetor Gencral The report practically reproduces Sec tion 0 of tho national act defining the powers of the Commission to havo inter course with nil exhibitors and says it is the committcos opinion that these powers aro in no wuy abridged by renton of the fact thnt tho larger portion of the funds are to bo raised through the instrumentality of tho local Illinois cor poration It is the opinion of the com mittee that this fund when raised is a public fund dedicated by act of Con gress nnd with tho consent of the Illi nois corporation to n specific purpot c and to bo controlled and expended in the execution of that purpose by the agencies named by said act of Congress Regarding tho Director General tho report says that under the existing orgaiittrnMon ot the Commission ho is the ofllccr through whom biKtce in to b allotted to exhibitois classification determined upon and executed and through whom tho commission nnd its committees arc generally to havo charge of intercourse with all exhibitors and representatives from foreign nations Another paragraph conredes thnt the lilies nnd regulations of tho exposition are to originate with the local board but adds that they nro to be npptorcd by the National Commission nnd be under the supcrvieion of its Director General The report also recommends a conference with tlio local board It was unanimously adopted Tho National Live Stock Associations committee today objected to the action of tlio Worlds Fair Commission in deciding that no cnh prizes shall be offered for live stock It was decided that 200000 should bo appropriated for premiums bv tho commission or the local board this inonev to be distributed among the various clnsses as follows Horses 41 per cent cattle o swine id t heep 12 poultry 7 A communication was received front the National Com mission informing the committee thnt the money would either have to come from tho local directory or from Con gress Thero was nnothcr exciting debate be fore adjournment over the report of the Committee on Finance Commissioner Waller spoke of the general impression among the people at large that most of the salaries lixed by the commission were outrageously large Mr White of New Mexico presented n resolution call ing foi the cutting in two of nil salaries except that of the Director General Mr Martindnlc wanted to cut all except the Dhector Gcneral to 0000 a yenr After a hot debate and any number of amend ments tho whole matter was referred to the Committee on Judiciary and Finance KNIOHTS III LAIIOIt money for his in the act and i not known how the company tr juoou Hun on i TwKBWFiiuTrnfriiirvE IT iinn imni Wwiwuwm Bii bKMnr returned to Abiline of tho Japanese murderer Jugirio sentenced to death by electricity in New York was argued before the United States Supremo Court today Sherman who was counsel for Kemmler represented Jugirio basing the application of a writ of habeas corpus on the ground that tho execu tion of Kemmler demonstrated that electrocution is not an instantaneous nnd painless death and violates the provisions oi the Federal constitution forbidding cruel and unusual punish ment Sherman spoko at length read ing a newspaper report about the death of Kemmler Ho asserted that there is a grave doubt whether artificial electricity generated under tho present scientific conditions Invariably caused immediate death Sherman was frequently interrupted with questions by Justices Field and Drawer When tho former suggested that persons had been killed in a short timo by accidental contact with electric light wires Sherman narrated the case of a line man who did not die for some time although receiving the shock of aouo volts Attorney General Tabor of New York State replied He declared the Kemm ler case and tho practical execution of the law settled the whole question of its constitutionality As he understood it either hanging or electricity had too much cruelty in it to suit counsel TICUASUIir MATTKKS Oolil Shipment From Sail Francisco jiohcil hy Coant lankrrn Washington November 21 The Di rector of the Mint is informed thnt nearly 1000000 in Australian sos er cigns gold were deposited and melted down in the mint at San Francisco yes tcrday The Treasury Department is informed thnt t200C00 was transferred from San Francisco to New York today making tlio total amount transierreu to uate ftUffrJQ These transfers nro made through tno eutj iitit4Ijve 0j charge under privileges extended uf Secretary Windom lor the purpose of facilitating the business of bankers and merchants in New York during the present stringency Complaints hnve recently been made by certain San Francisco banks against the continuance of this practice as tending to reduce their available reserve and to contract currency on the Coast Secretary Win dom is considcrim the matter IlKSTKICTINO IMMinilATION Dcrlilc il Staml Tukeii for tho ICicluslon of tlmleklnilile Alien Washington Novcmlier 21 Surgeon General Hamilton of the marine hos pital has submitted a special addenda to his annual report on the subject of immigration Ho takes decided ground ngaiiibt tlio existing immigration law which should be amended Restricting immigration he says is a most im portant question and lie almost favors n total prohibition of immigration TtMFIllANV ItKSOIUTIONS lnael the Nnu Partltan Womans ChrlMlau Temperance Union PiTTsiiuito NovcnibcrSl The resolu tions ndopted by the Non 1nrtisan WomansChris tinn Temperance Conven tion arc lengthy The section most freely discus sod pertained to signing a petition in regard to closing the Columbian Ex position on the Sabbath It was passed after much debate Gratitude is cxpretsed to Congress for tho recognition of tho evil cilects of the original package system tho organiza tion of juvenile societies the import ance of temperance instruction in tchools the necessity of vigorous work all nlong tlio lino ot me organization renewed declarations imti uiu inuiviu ual opinion of individuals should not be abridged and nn indorsement of temp erance publications were embraced in the resolutions ii A DEADLY SCUFFLE Two YmmK Half llrceil Killed 111 North ern California Redding Cal November 21 Two half bieeds Gratiot and McDaniels either by accident or in quarreling were shot today at Centervillc six miles from Ijre Gratiot was found dead and Mc Dmicls mortally wounded with a gun lying close by Both were young men Some four years ago while sculllingover the possession of it shot gun Gratiot killed a ninii nnmed Cady A London Dank Hcorinlzlnc London November 21 It is officially announced that arrangements for con tinuing tho business of Bnrring Brothers havo been concluded A limited com pany will bo formed with a subscribed capital exceeding ClOOO0O Thomas Barring M P becomes chairman of tlio company nnd devotes the wholo of his fortune to the firms credit HUHNINO FOKESTS Overcast the Sky Willi Cloud of Heavy Smoke Santa Cimz Cal November 21 Two immense forest fires are raging in Ihe woods north of this city One is at Cave Gulch four miles off nnd tho other near Bonny Doon a littlo farther Many men I are out fighting the fires but cannot jet them under control Largo quantities of wood are being destroyed Tho northern sky is overcast bv heavy smoke much of which is blown to this city nnd the smell of burn ing green willows redwoods and pires is very perceptible A PLUCKY JIEUCUANT Puts to Kout Four Cutthroats Wounding One of Ills Assailants Tacoma November 21 Edward Mel zer a wholesale iron dealer while going homo with a lantern in the out skirts of the city raised his lantern above his head in time to see four men throats has lieen disco UMMtii committed cm te a number oi sucli as saults in and around the outskirts of the city for several months KILTKD V41T1I A COIIKSCUEW Peculiar Cauae of the Death of an Oregon Man Dakeu Citv Or November 21 F G Winnincham wns struck on the head just above tho left eye with a corkscrew bv E K McCarthy a waiter in the Lyceum Theater Wednes Jay night and tlied today from the effect of the blow An autopsy revealed a hole over an inch in circumference in the skull Deceased walked around in a con scious condition until last night when he was found in a stupor and lodged in jail supposed to be drunk not knowing himself that ho was seriously hurt A coroners jury this evening charged McCarthy with homicide and he is now in jail and will be held to answer for the murder Deceased was 50 years of age and leaves five children NKOIECTKD CONSUMPTIVES SufTerlnc Umtir Kochs Treatment at the llerlln ltoanltala London November 21 A corres pondent to tho Telegraph declares that while the treatment of the poor patients in the hospitals is only half completed a few favored physicians are treating from 150 to 550 patients daily charging them from 1 to 5 each The correspondent says that the hos pital patients aro only half treated nnd neglected often while in a dangerous condition 1iofessor Koch knows noth ing of this A DKUNKEN HOW End With Tuo or the Participant Mor tally Wounded Siaiitanuuiig S C November 21 A bloody row occurred here this morning between two leading young lawyers over a game of poker They imbibed freely of wine during the night and became very boisterous Finally they quarrelled James Potcet Jn a drunken frenzy at CdnaiiOdvln iKerrison mis taking him for Jlam ij uJi3x3 Kernson actually disemboweling him Floyd then stabbed Toteet in the baek the knife blado penetrating the left lung Hotli will probably die A NOVEL KAILWAY In Which tlm Car Will Dun Upon a Single Halt Saiem Or November 21 Article of incorporation were filed with the Secre tary of State today by the Single Hail and Saddle Car Railroad Company hav ing a capital stock of JGOOOOO The object of the company is to con struct equip nnd operate railrouls in the united States for general tratlie and passenger transportation on what is known as the single rail nnd saddle car system The principal olllce is at Union Umatilla County Or Tho system of railways to be built by tiic new company is that invented re cently by J II Mahana The models will be put to a test in a few days Indicted for Mamdauchter Chicago November 21 The grand jury returned twenty five indictments of manslaughter today ngainst J C Hriglit president nnd W II Bright vice president of the Genesee Oil Com pany of Buffalo who shipped the naptlin which caused the explosion on the steamer Tioga killing twenty five longshoremen Killed Each Other With Knives Chattanooga Tcnn November 21 Thiee years ago John Pichett a moun taineer killed his wife but was nfter wards acquittcil on the plea that it was accidental Tonight Tom Allen brought tin the matter in an offensive manner and n fight ensued in which both men fatally stabbed cacti other witli Knives CONDENSED TELEGRAMS The Oklohama Commercial Bank the largest in tho Territory has failed The Mexican authorities have decided to asrain nermit bullfights in tho federal district but under restrictions Herman Beekurts president of the Anderson Nelson Distilling Company died yesterday at Louisville Ky A number of the followers of Sanchez in the recent uprising in Honduras hnve been arrested and are being tried by court martial Tho New Orleans grand jury has in dicted the seventeen Italians under ar rest for the murder of Chief of Police Ilennessy J Fonda a wealthy banker of Chi huahua Mexico has been arrested at Paso Del Norte for smuggling eilk into Mexico from tho United States An indignant crow d yesterday ceverely thrashed a member of the Vienna hoarse who had been suspended for spreading false reports designed to make money dear Moses S Marks the Rochester lank thief was captured in a house of ill fame at Utlca N Y last night by the city police All tho money except t350 was recovered Three men were knocked ofl a train on the Mcriden Wnterbury Connecti cut Railroad at a trestle four miles pest of Meriden Conn vesterdny rnonaing I and fatally injured liiif iii i rfiiiiirr Incif SBKIl Henry Ylllard and those as fi t M n t 1STO 4 A GIANT COMBINATION i To Control tlio Western Railway Lines Jay Gould to Dictate the Traffic Kates Villard Crowded From the Manage ment of the Northern Pacific him All reports agree that a combina tion consisting of the Vanderbilts Jay Gould Drexcl Morgan Co and John and William Rockefeller of f the Standard Oil Company has secured control of the road It is believed that the Standard Oil has fastened on tho Daltimoro Ohio and will soon get control of that com pany The Daltimore Ohio joins the Northern Pacific at Whitings where tlm Standard Oil Companys works aro loca ted and the two roads jointly will form an uninterrupted through line from the Atlantic to the Pacific Coast As there is but little doubt that tho Gould-Vanderbilt-Standard Oil combine has also secured a controlling interest in the racitic Mail Steamship Company the Union Pacific the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe and the Southern Pacific the fact is demonstrated that the giant combination means to control all tho transcontinental routes with the excep tion of the Canadian Pacific It is now quite certain that before many weeks this powerful combination of capitalist will control every independent road west of Chicago and all the roads cast of Chicago except the Pennsylvania and Lackawanna but these corporations are powerless against the combine This in the final consummation of Jay Gouldi great hobby the formation of a gigantic railroad trust to take charge of tho traffic affairs of all tho roads in tho country lBOJKCTED ADVANCE IN KATES New Yoiik November 21 It is stated this afternoon that an alliance has been formed between interests represented by George Mngoun of Kidder Pcabody A Co Jay Gould C P Huntington nnd the Standard Oil paity by which all railroads owned or controlled by them are to be operated together prac tically under Goulds direction Tho alliance includes the Southern Pacific Union Pacific Missouri Pacific rvoriticru racinc Atcmson wnDasu i a V i Kansas Texas Texas Pacific and and tl7ra pont Morgan can bo brought iiij a meet- ing of bankers and railroad presidents of all the roads in the country will bo -called a new association formed and nn immediate and material advance in all railroad rates at onco be ordered A Combination on Itallroad Itate New York November 21 The i market was strengthened this morning by an announcement that the Southern Pacific and other lines of roads had signed an agreement to maintain rates pay no rebates and refuse any exchange of tarifl with roads cast of the Missouri river found manipu lating rates Understand Ins lletneen Itallu ay Lines New Yoiik November 21 Jay Gould says the report that he controls the Atchison Topokn Santa le Railroad is erroneous although he admitted thnt he owned n considerable portion of Atchison stock Tho Missouri Pacific and Atchison had entered into nn agreement that neither shall build any competing road into the territory of the other without the full understanding and sanction of that other Chauncey Depcw president oftho New York Central was seen tonight nnd nsked what the Vanderbilts would do about the alliance Well as I dont know anything about this alliance I could not say without looking into it Come around again and I may tell you DUcusalnc Trnlllo Mattera CuifAGo November 21 The Trans continental Association has completed its labors and adjourned to meet in San Francisco January 15 A resolution was adopted instructing the Southern Pa cific and Texas Pacific to arrange for on equitable division of the eastbound coat business A 8TKANGE ATTACK Serious Wounding of a Fedctttrlan on a County Koad San FitAscibco November 21 John Gardine a stone mason was shot four times and dangerously wounded on a county rond a few miles north of Berke ley this afternoon According to his story ho was sud denly attacked by a man w ho stepped from behind a clump of bushes as he wns walking along the road in company with nn Itallian laborer Tho man at tacktd him first with a hammer and when this was taken away from him he shot Gardine and escaped FAKMEUS ALLIANCE if J I iJ At Proceedings of tlio California State Con- ventlon at San Jose San Jose November 21 The Farm ers Alliance spent the morning in a discussion of the constitution and by laws section by section A proportion to fix San Fiancisco as the permanent place of annual meeting was voted down Tho question whether the tion be made legal in incorporated cities and whether wage workers not directly interested in farming be admitted came up for discussion this afternoon The proceedings are secret and tho con stitution will not be accessible until finally adopted jf j i

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8 TOE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN ISSUED KVEKY DAY IN TIIL 11 Y HI YEAK HIE REPUBLICAN rilBUSIHXG COMPANY Entered at tlio iostomct at Phrculx Arizona as mall matter ol tlio keooiul class TitK Kki ublican has Its own prrciAL wirk connecting ltsoillco direct with Sui Krnnclwo and Chicago and through thews cities Uh all tho great mows center ot the world Ilesldes the Associated lross report It receives more special dispatches every day than any paper west of St Louts outside of San Frauclsco KATES OF BUUSCKUTION Dally per week by carrier Dally per inontn uy carrier Dally per month by mail Dally three months by mall Dally six months by mall Dally one year by mall weekly per monin Weekly per quarter Weekly per six months Weekly per year Says tho Tombstone Jtpitaph 0 M Strauss has been mentioned for tho position of Chief Clerk of tho Council As that placo has t bo filled by a Democrat Mr Strauss is as good as any other Ono argument advanced in his favor by n Democratic paper is that ho is ono of tho holdovers So it has leaked out so soon Tlio dear hold overs who threw tho affairs of the Territory into confusion have got to lie iukch care oi by tlio Democratic party Tho peoplo had better prepare to hear of a bill being introduced to pay thein tho salaries they claim Tho only salva tion of tho taxpayers is that Arizona has a Hcpublicau Governor lU lut 2W 500 10U0 M 75 lOO 2M FOR PRCSIOENT IN 1802 JAMES G BLAINE Of Maine suvin corrint am iiu Silver was quoted yesterday nt TO cents per ounce copper at 1CW per 100 pounds and lead at IK per 100 pounds WtIJ1 It strikes us Unit political platfornm aro rather stale matter to be running in tho columns of n paper now nearly thrco veeks after tho election Yet certain Arizona exchanges continue them daily J M CoMiiit deputy county re corder of Tombstone won a lot at Teni plcton Cal valued at 2J0 by guessing the population of Tombstone to bo 1852 in tho Jhuininers guessing contest Tho correct llgures wcro 1851 The Supervisors of tlio various coun ties mado the official canvass of election returns last Monday and yet up to date neither of our enterprising exchanges from Tucson havo contained ono word about tho count in lima County In tho Salt Kiver Valley this season will be set out an immense acreage of oranges lemons olives prunes figs nnd raisin grapes Success is certain to at tend their cultivation in this locality and tho profits from their products are largo and easily secured The coming session of tho Sixteenth Legislature already gives proiniso of tho notorious character which Ztilick ct els propose to givo it From present indications its acts will bo so notorious under Zulicka leadership that the record of tho Thieving Thirteenth will palo into insignificance beside it How easy for such papers as the gang organ of this city to make charges and yet in all its attacks upon Governor Wolflevs administration it has never been ablo to show whero ono penny was used dishonestly What a contrast with tho corrupt and dishonest adminis tration of tho organs chief stockholder 0 Meyer Zulick Come neighbor pluck tho beam from thino own eye it would seem as though Jay Gould wero attempting to gain control of all tho Western through trunk lines If re ports aro to bo believed ho has been making hay during tho lato stock de pression with that end in view and has nearly accomplished his purpose With tho Union Pacific and Atchison Topeka railroads under his thumb and marking out tho policy of tho Pacific Mail Steam ship Company ho would bccouio almost a dictator on Western freight rates The Knights of Labor aro agitating tho formation of a new political party to embraco tho Farmers Alliance and about all other disaffected bodies cok ing recognition in tho political world Tho scheme is doomed to failure Coali tion of tho dissatified elements may como to pass but as each in the politi cal struggle would seek only their selfish ends a clash would be auro to occur and a speedy dissolution of the combination would be inevitable 3an i BANcisco is looming up as a shipbuilding point Tho two cruisers constructed for tho Government have proved in overy way satisfactory another marino monster is on tho ways and two others aro contracted for The latest report is that tho Pacific Mail Steamship Company dissatisfied after a recent experiment with the work of English shipbuilders is about to let a contract to tho Union Iron Works for two largo and speedy ocean steamers Perpetual motion may novcr bo reached but a natural force will some day bo harnessed tint will fairly ap proximate that sough t for effect Tho force referred to is the action of tho tides The power that might bo har nessed in a small inlet from tho ocean whero the tidal rise and fall is material would be Honielhing marvelous There would appear to bo no insuperablo en gineering difficulties in tho way Were n dam thrown across an arm of tho Hay of Funday for instanco with its stu pendous tides enough power iricht bo tiovciopea and transmitted in tho form of electricity to drive tho spindles of tho mills of Now England THE ARIZONA REPUBLTOAN PHCENIX Tin value of advertising a community has been thoroughly deiuonsliated by F G Harry tho imlcfatinablo publisher of tho Kit Wield Saratoga St Augustino and Thousand Ibland Arict says tho San Diego Union Ho has spent thou sands of dollars upon his four publica tions which have set foith tho advan tages of those four lesorts in a maimer that attracted and pleased his tenders and the communities aic much indebted to him Advico from one whoso ideas for advertising have met with so much success is always acceptable and should always be given a respectful hearing In a recent letter to tho Union he says I havo read witli inteiest your editor ials on what San Diego should do to ad vertise herself throughout tho East and should think your suggestions would bo acted upon promptly and vig orously Why would it not bo a good idea for cveiy business house in San Diego to print on its letter heads and envelopes muiio striking fact about San Diego commercial agricultural or cli matic Every letter which leaves your postollico should contain a little slip tvpographicaly beautiful and giving concisely interesting San Diego statistics If your peoplo will join hands with you in this work you will soon have the best advert Fin Km iilican fully en dories tho idea and hopeH it will be acted upon by the business men of Ill u nix as well as by thoc of San Diego Tim operations of tlio Sunday laws in some parts of tlio Union are attended with circumstances thai would seem to better lit the days of tho Puritans than this enlightened and liberal age In ono instance in Georgia it poor miner employed from day to dark through all tho Week started ono Sunday to bail out the water that liad run into his cellar from a rain storm nnd was fast becom ing a source of disease He was not permitted to finish this necessary work however for the law In its outraged dignity arrested him and threw him into a felons prison for the space of six months while his family mi tie red for bread Such acts are tho products of senseless and cruel bigotry rather than of merciful Christianity Christ him self allowed his disciples to pull and eat of the ears of corn and approved of lift ing tho ox from the pit on tho Sabbath day And yet a few whose religion is not of the cheerful cast would that the worlds ideas bo clothed in the same dis mal and light excluding mantle as their own It is amusing to watch the conflict now going on between Grover Cleveland and Governor Hill J loth want the Democratic Presidential nomination and are the only aspirants of any par ticular note for the honor Hill is the favorite with tho real old fashioned Democracy Cleveland of the stufred prophet of tho pro Knglish free trade cold standard Mugwump wing who aro seeking to run tho Gov ernment upon new and dangerous lines of political economy Clevelands sup porters warmly commend tho idea of placing Hill in tlio United States Sen ate Hills friends prefer Editor Dana for that position rud nriuninctn no oxccutivo chair of the Nation Tho light between the two factions will begin in tho New York Legislature nnd w ill continue gaining in bitterness until the National Demo cratic Convention It is possible that tho obstinacy of both sides will render necessary the nomination by that body of a dark horse Tin beet sugar industry is a very im portant matter of interest at Watson ville California The factory there is r largo ono and has been run at a profit for three years past Tho company con tract for many thousands of acres of beets to bo grown by farmers and also about ISOOO acres of their own The yield is from ten to twenty tons of beets per acre Small and medium sued ieets give out the most sugar therefore they are planted quite closely in tho row nnd so varied is tho percentage of sugar in each lot of beets that a sample for analysis is taken from each wnon Ioad brought in Tho farmers aro paid per ton for all beets that show 14 per cent of sugar and fifty cents per ton for each additional 1 per cent therefore many experiments arc going on to learn just what soilti culture etc will pro duce tho sweetest beets Some even now produco btcts that yield 22 nnd 2J1 per cent of sugar nnd so get 8 and 850 per ton instead of William K Hi shell is not as fre quently published the youngest man ever elected Governor of Massachusetts Mr Hussell is 33 years old Gcoruo S Houtwell was elected Governor in November 1850 at tho age of 32 or wnen nc was exactly ono year younger than Mr Hussell was on tho day ho was elected Tho next youngest Goerncr ol Massachusetts was Nathaniel P Hanks who was first elected when ho was 12 Tin Salt Hiver Valley is destined to becomo ono of the greatest fruit pro ducing sections of tho Union Tho Twenty sixth Ward Hank of Ilrooklyn N Y was robbed whinnim nl trltmi 1 I 1 vi uuuv uj imr ui unuves Korlix ew Medicine Hkiimn November 21 Emperor Will- lain has bestowed tho grand cross of the Order of tho Hed Eagle upon Professor Koch Three patients treated by tho Koch method aro reported dead They were all in a critical condition before they received tho injections NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION TIlKCOPAUTNERsIlii HERETOFORE EX X Istlng between tho undersigned under tho Urmuamunf Prlltt ii ii un unJfOpe Home building In this city is this day dissolved by lautuaconient and c Y vi ucorge uouie real patuto and loan business will bo con In eay I kins who has assumed Vii oi sum copartnership and will collect nil of tho outstanding claims of JaWUmuameUro Iml1l md GEORGE PERKINS GEORGE W COI1LE 1JliKNIx A T November 8 1W0 172 20 WANth Tho quickest returns for tho least money are to bo obtained from tlio Republicans Want Columns Situations Wanted Help Wanted For Rent For Sale To Let To Exchange Ons Cent a word each Insertion or by tho momn ni rive uems per line per aay V7ANTED NUKSEGIUL A1TLYTO MKS V II II McNeil Monroe street opposite UIKII SOnOOI Ill A GCOD SPAN OF WOUK WANTED hones weighing 110 pounds each and about six jeirs old aUo a buggy horkc Tho ad vertiser will be In 1lKunlx about the 10th of the mouth Address F A UUL1UY lucsoti Ariz OOAKD AND 1500 M IN lUIVATK FAMILY ll home cooking Monroe street opposite uigii scnooi tins i uiiamm iuj rou kint 1011 KENT A CENTKAILY LOCATED DE JL klrable residence of live large rooms Kent fi inquire at una omce lit I yOU llENT TlIE STOKE ltOOM NOW cupied by M Kallher A Co w HI bo for rent ouNoeiuberl Enquire of JOH I1IAL1IEIMEK Central Hotel 151 lf ron kali OK SALE A VlOClToTbTOuk OF THE Hartford llauklug Company J W EVANS X11 bALE A HlUllLY lMlHOVEl 40- iio re ranch j miles from lhuiilx with or without stuck and farming Implements i L D 1 O boxM Ilueulx 1 Apply VU SALE TWO IHINDlNO FANS ONE oi uiiuk i uii uim uiiu i v riiiue ill ill lirxt clas condition and will be sold cheap In- Illli f lLLIML JllllU lib 1IIIO Uli 11 1 IliraiUESTcOlJNbELOll AT LAW uince Kooui 5 Ihlbado Ilulldlng Hcfercnccs Ijicledo Hank bt Louis II O Power President First National Hank Starkvllle Miss F II Marshall Cashier Woodstock Iron Company AlllUSIOU Alll B J II AKEIt t Law Ollice WT1 17INDYMION Hi second CAMllIELL ATTORNEYS 0er National Hank AT WOODWAIIb U II CHALMERS IWAUD A CUAIMFItS ATTOKNEY8 law Koonis 7 uud u Thibodo buildlmr Iliienix ruoua i Yc feoorr helm physician and suit- I genu Oitlco and residence Maricopa street East side of Ilaza lhicnlx Arizona jjoKS TVt J HA III Y DENTIST JSgSSfis JL All Work Guaranteed D poitng iiuiiuing opposite com mercial Hotel thaiilx Ariz II JESSUI DENTIST ALL WOUK guirauteed unit prices reasonable Uoouis 1 1 and 10 Porter lluildfug MltiilAMillIS MAO LOAN ON FIltST CLASS SECURITY JL for a long term of years I will loan tit a lery low rate of Interest the sum of JJUOO JOHN KINO lturnlx HOTEL COItNEIt CENTER C10MMEKCIAL yuml Jetlersou streets Only house employing while help throughout OEO II N LUilltS proprietor 10 TO THE FASHION HAItllEIl SHOP FOK VJT sinking hair cutting shampooing bath lug hair singeing Ladles work done at the shop or residence Prices to suit the times Opposite the Opera House FRANK SHIRLEY pro prietor SIXUKT SOCIETIES RlONA CHA1TER Hon on A NO 1 R A M ijL Stated convocation tlio second Monday ui eueu uiuiiui j Knapp Secretary Ai II Creamer 11 P C RIZONA LODGE NO i F AND A M b UUcd meetings on the first Tuesday of each month Dayton A Reed W M C II Knapp becretary ARIZONA NO 1 PATRIARCHS C1ANTON I O O F Meets third Tue day oi each month John Gray Commandant N E Morford Clerk LEGION A O U V MELTS and fourth Wednesday of each mouth F M Cznruowski Commander U 11 liowrocK iieoonier V iT o VTTnENfX LODGE NO 5 RegularmeoUrg every Wednesday ccn lug In Pythian Hall 1 1 Conroy M W O II Rothrock Recorder ARIZONA DEGREE LODGE NO 2 D OF R Meets second and fourth Thursday evening ot each month Mis Nettie Carrier N 0 0 S Scott Secretary 1M0RAL ENCAMPMENT NO 2 I 0 O F Meets second and fourth Tuesday ovcnlng of each month George A Mint 0 P C S Scott Scribe GJm It JOHN W OWEN POaT NO S Meets first and third Wedncsdats of pmh month at Masonic Hall V T Woods Com- maimer ii ivuupp Adjutant P P1KUNIX KOF on the first and mouth In Puhlau Hall F C Kibbey K of It LODGE NO 2 MEETS third Fridays of each WAMcGlnnessCC PIIIKNIX LODGE NO 2 I O O F MEETS L every oaiurua cvenine in K or v Hull fa Scott N G John Gray Secretary Thanksgiving

Proclamation TO THE PEOPLE OF ARIZONA WiieitEASItKNjAMiNlUiutlnoN the President in grateful appreciation of the bountiful graco of the Omnipotent Iowcr that rules the Universe and lu thankful acknowledgment of blessings liberally bestowed upon the most favored nation of tho earth by the Divinity that controls and guides the destinies of men has by proclama tion named Thursday November 27 as a day of Thanksgiving throughout tho United States Tiiehefohk I No MunriiY Acting Governor of Arizona by virtue of tho authority In me vested and in conformity with tho proclama tion of the Ircsldciithcreby rcqucstobservance In this Territory of a custom that Is beautiful and eminently proper in expressing gratltudo to an all wise Providence for protection from war pestilence and famine and for a bountiful dispensation of tho good things of life and I accordingly ask and recommend that on Thursday November 27 tho citizens of Arizona forego labor and tho pursuit of business affairs and give thanks to the dispenser of all good In such manner as shall be satisfactory to the con sciences of a law abiding and grateful people In Testimony Wiikiigop I havo hereunto set my baud und caused thoQrctttSealof the Ter ritory to bo afllxcd Done at Ihoenlx tho Capital this 11th day of November A 1 1190 N 0 MURPHY Secretary of Territory Acting Governor Hy tho Governor E 11 Kihklahd Assistant Secretary 178 td WARNING NOTICE VTOTICE 13 llKICKUY GIVEN THAT MY X wife J Illehfiiiii linvlnir left mv iwil ami board urn lioinc at Cnta Irnude I will not iu responsible lor any delita contracted by her nnd warn all persons from giving her credit on my account A L ltlCUESON Caba aitANDK November 1 1 lm isi Thl Only tr THE IMP We call atta Anj SOLD 41 39 37 35 33 31 29 27 25 23 21 19 17 SOLI 15 13 11 121 VAN i TODAY MORNING- NOVEMBER 22 1890 ILLA PLACE rablo Tract has been just opened as t CITY OF lJIWNIX llesidence Property MAGNIFICENT LOTS Inutes walk to the Public School Postoffice and City Hall erfeet No City Taxes STS IN THIS VICINITY IN THE CITY Eh W W H O 80 BTJREN SOLI SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD BOLD SOLD 80LD SOLD 42 40 38 3G 34 32 30 28 2G 24 22 20 18 1G 14 12 10 8 1M S T 11 E E T CITY OF 1IKKNIX A Continuation of Yuma Street 80 Feet Wide running the Full Length of the Tract EACH LOT HAS A FRONTAGE OF 50 FEET A pro rata Water right with Every Lot A portion of this Properly Is Highly Improved with Fruit Ornamental Trees Ete V For tcrinH and plat of above dcsciibed property call nt office of GEO B PERKINS Solo Agent of La Villa Tract second door west of tho Hartford Bank Washington Street Tlicenix Arizona P 0 box 323 Carriage always at the door and no trouble to show prop erty Plats with prices and terms mailed on application JJ AHE AMONG THE FINEST Jjis most attractive property for homes or as an investment ranting a choice location should not fail to examine ilk property before purchasing elsewhere I 4 1 LlMli oTjypiiic I2sr flH MENS

CLOTHING BOYS -AND -In if W CLOTHING IllMb WE FIND OUR FALL PURCHASES OF MENS AND Boys Clothing have been too heavy considering the scarcity of ready Cash in our City -TIME BY THE FORELOCK IS OUR MOTTO UNDER SUCH CIRCUMSTANCES SIIALI OTiejUU A LIBERAL DISCOUNT During the NEXT THIRTY DAYS of all lines of Clothing so as to reduce our present stock CALL AND SEE OUR LOW PRICES 0 JTnL LEADING CLOTHIERS OPERA I IOUSE DRUG- STORE EVERYTHING NEW AND FRESH E E PROWELL Prescription Druggist Prescriptions Carefully Compounded at all hours of the Day or Night TBUSSES and CRUTCHES A full line of these articles now on hand and warranted ALL GOODS AT NEW YOUK PKICES Toilet Articles of all Kinds Patent Medicines Flavoring Extracts Combs Brushes Sponges Soaps Etc DROP IN M HAVE A GLASS OF SODA PURE FRUIT STHIT 1OTI OPERA HB HUG CENTER STREET

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Illl ARIZONA REPCBUCAX Tiio Repuouoan lias double tlio circulation 0f any other dally newspaper In Arizona and li the only one Issued every day In the year preferred IoeuU 10 Miila iter line first w on mid 5 cent er line eaoh subsequent ll Contract and bills for adrertisliiK pay- t v lonthly IlVYlWlll ON IKOTKOTION It i loud for Americans lltil Allcvti Kiiclnnda Trade f r the San Francisco Chronicle s i Lyon riayfnir in a gpeech at lei is on Thursdny ovuuing dwelt at grcit length on tlio tiirill Klcy of thu Id a States His speech in not ro noiiid in full but ainoiiL other things he ml that the consumer always pays tiir import duty citing statistics to mii TOr1 his position s mstics may mean u great leal or rot uigiit nil iloiiomliiig upon tho way tint are selected and tho nianiier in win thoy aro used It is very easy to sin t tliuton i onio classoa of imports as to v itch competition does not exist tlio di is added to tho price of tho aiticlo and paid by the consumer but as to nrtn lea into which the element of home con minion enters tlio duty is paid in xh V or in part by the foreign producer as it condition precedent to his oUoring Ins wares in tho American market nator Aldrich has furnished sonio fd ucs illustrative of this jwint which hi ij bo well set oil against Sir Lyon llat lairs Ho takes tho averngo pnees oi ir articlos tin plate galvanized ir n sheets steel rails and cut nails for n in nod of twelvo years and fchows that while tho decline m tho averageprico of tin plate hinco 1878 has been only -15 per cent galvanized iron sheets have been reduced 233 per cent steel rails 291 per cent and cut nails 1211 per cent It docs not requiro a moments fliTtiin to see why this is so Tin plate i il not mako In tho United State the nther ai tides wo do and it needs nti explanation to show tlint a reduction of or 29 or even 21 per cent in tlio selling prico must exempt tho Ameri can consumer from payment of tlio im port duty and cause it to be paid by tho tordgn manufacturer Mr Lyon also said If Canada would reconstruct her tarilT on revenue ptinci pies Kurope and Asia would contribute to lier future comnieicial prosperity Let the gentleman try to induce the Canadians to drop the substance to grasp at the shadow and see what Suc res lio will meet Canada has an ob ject lesson at her ery doors which is tuieli more effective and forcible than all tho free trade theories of Sir Lyon Plat lair and she will not lie disposed t ocrlook it in tho faint hope of aid or cniuuragenicnt to bo received from Ku rope and Asia ltefeinng to the meat inspection bill lie declared that the empowering of the President to boycott nntiuiis was an act uiiunrtliy of a great nation lo8 lie forget the tricky and dishonest policy of England bv which Amei lean meat was condemned as unhealthy without in Fpcetion in order to kill its sale and stop it export to ireat Britain Mr Lyon lltiyfttir may lie good au thtirity on some things but when he romes todisctis the United States ho ifr neither skillful or straightforwaid His animus is too apparent to make his e preions of opinion of any value THE MARKETS nevt York November 21 Money on call per cent Intt loan 3 per cent Prime mercantile paper 6i88Hc Slerl ins exi hange quiet and firm Sixty day bill deinanilfi h Bar silver l0l i Copper fcu Lake November flCrU JHd tlrni i uesiicJlVS Tin sleady straits fiO10 Lixdos November Jl lr sliver MJSd per 01 Sew York November 21 Closing quotations of raining stocks toduy were as follows Uri filter 308 M i an 2 25 iiiled California atl Virginia W iii urry 1 U Ha i and Norcross IMS HoiLCiake 8 W Ouuio 117 50 ltiirii Ariz 75 CIIICAOO Cur too November 21 Cattle Receipts to day wire youo The market was kloady fair deiuid feteers MOOrjgSlJ Texans UMA i ra ners 0 jS 7o II Receipts 26 W The market was i j y Housh end common 8UWj3iU p imo heavy and butchers weight 87y lljht JloCXglon fair to good mixed I i i si eej Receipts ono The maiket was ready Natives I M Westerns K15fc 1 a Tuans IIXIC5 lambs J 01 10 shoulders I WyU lOO short clear 5j o liurt ribs ytZt W heat lare confi was an a mot de i fee i ig existed oienl i unseied but gene a y iiner hs m abute yesielsy c i stead udtanteii JJsds eavl off and c i Bc tliui texeitlay The rna c no oouH loaty oversold nud short uie es entered he ioellng itetvlpts 216 Wt uiprueis TICW lye sieady Cue lJarley -Nominal TfVgTOc HAN IHANC18CO 8tN FiuNcnco NoTcmber 21 Closing quo Utiuus on stock market were as follows Hut A llclclier 2 8B thonar 8 JU rroeker 1U Coii judated California and Virginia 8 00 tjj denee 10 OujJACurry 1 fit Hate 4 Norerosa illl Vef 15 1ccr si 20 IVm n 75 Oliir U 75 SaiuKC 2 OB Jcrra Nevada 2 10 t i onsolldated 2 in icw Jacket 2 16 W neal Iluver W fl31J buter Ml 11 II ll 1arty Weaker llujor season JI3IJ J Uiyci l 371i terban Jlfxiean dollars tUQSJc ruorosAiiS OrrtCE OF TIIK BKCUKTAUY PIKKNiy ruona NotemUrl 1M0 Maled pro C i duplicate will bo received at this office w i in Soteiuber 10 law for tiirnlshniK t le utryot legislative supplies at the uttku et t Secretary oi the Territory In Ilnenlx on f t ure ihu 1 Ith day of January 1M11 1 hu to rejeet any or all ropals Is uoerved lii reams of legal cap II tits per ream o l S iprcrno Court paper 10 xlb 2j ns per rt i riumscoiuiuvrelai letter paier 12 lbs mi HKJ0 white heatyadheslte entelopes x xi I1 j Tuou white adhcslte out elope xx Kfots eiiarowlng poik aasorted IJ fr eel pens uortixl IJ dozen wooden 111 asiurted Jtihien Dixons iKdicils Sob 1 1 dozen red pencils 1 doseu piarts of Ar i s wriilng iluid 2 dozen 2 ut biutles car 131 e ink idoen Soz rckertoir stands mil ell Hw ami brush filled Btloien iron eii racks U i rulirs boxwood llall 15 Inch 5 dozen 1 ch round metallic- top inkstand 1 dozen tjii le inkstands with rack largo ft dozen J cjanls 10x1 5 dozen steel erasers knife J fli cii oiilco shears 8 Inch 6 ilnteii imiiers prii id jitna No 8 12 Rnm assorted rublwr j dozen sponge cups and sponges 1 r i tioxes each paper fnsleuers Nos 2 and 3 5 I head 1 ream cord blotter 111x21 10 lbs 5 ILiiknltes tltogers t dmen willow na e biikets 5 dozen Tubers mammoth n c tight quire record lxioks 11x10 full lglslatltodcksiiak 11 legtslallio Itee tables i clerks desks tilth pigeon U legislative chairs plain 1 chair for J rof House 1 chair fur lreldento Coun press stand 3 may lie onered for any or all the articles f r numerated aud a Iwnil of n least twice h o taluo of the articles named i tho bid must accompany tlio proposal N O MUKlIIY 71 15 Secretary of Territory LKtK B ltsongr A Fielgt A M i s00 4251 I45 510 10 5- 27 6 05 St TIIK 1IUZONA REPUBLIUAN PIIOGN1X SVTURJJAY MORNING NOVEMBER 22 1R90 K VHKII Mil Maricopa Phoenix R It NEW TIME TABLE In Effeot June 15 1000 STATIONS Pluuntx Tempo Kyrene flaetdii Maricopa Hr IVtteugr V 1iaigt M 110 1210 11220 llWain ll29am 1100 am Iaelflo time Trains stop on signal Trains make clow connection with Southern Pacific trains Connect at Temue with stages for Mesa City Junesvtlle and Kiirt MoDonell Atlliatuix with stages for lresoott Utllett Wikeubiirg aud Vulture C H MA8TKN Vioe 1res and Manager Southern Paeifie Co TIltlNS iiuvi MAIUCOVA A M DAILY MIXKI1 TUA1N FOlt Tucson llensou liOrdsbiiigh und In tel metliaie stations fOXA M DAILY PACIFIC KXIltlSS UfJJ for iioinls In Cilifomla Nevada Ore gon and Washington I H f A AHA ATLANTIC iX 1 l Liy pre lor Tucson HeiiMin Homing 11 laioau Antonio Houston and New Orleans 1 1 M DAILY MIXED TltAIN 1011 tj IA Yuma and lntiTmodlate stations T H GOODMAN lien 1uiw Agent RICHARD GRAY lu TiraWe Manager Santa Fe Route The Great Trunk Line NOKTH KAST AND WIST The Only Line running solid trains through to Chicago St Louts and Kansas Cily from the Southwest without change Run dally from nil ixilnts to nil points in Tens ikm zv Meik Ariuta aaJ California Freight consigned via the Santa Ku Koiitu from above ixilnts will go through without transfer thereby avoiding a delay of three to lit edays Other lines throughout the soiuliw 01 cannot approaeli the quick time and elugant tmiii ttrt lee ot the Santa Fe ltoutc For mux ami general information addroM F C GAY General Freight Agent Topeko Geo T Nioholson Oonorul Pass and Trattle Agt Topeka Ka C H Morehouse Dlr Freight and lass Agt Kl lasoTexas Willcox anil C18RYIN0 Globe Stage Line M stMn igaglslLfc HlsO QT1K LEAVHrf WILLCUX DAILY IIXCElT O Muuday foi Camp Irani and Honlut ate a in Vinneetsiit Hoiiitaon Motidat Wednesday and Friday for Cam Thomas San Carlo and ilole lAteClobedaiy except Sundav for San Carlos and Camp Thomas Monday Wednesday and Filday stage conuectsat Camp Thomas forCarap Grant and Willcox J I T WVITKltS rroprietc Florence anil Globe c ikbyino us Mail ami Stage Line Wgii Fabgo EXTBElU CiTAUK IKAVKS FLOKENlK DAILY ON All O rival of Casa drande stage for ltivcrslde and ulobe Iatesdlobe dally at h m for ltlver slde and Florence I X T WATTIKS Proprietor RIVERSIDE STAGE STATION KIVKRSIDR AKIZOXA TIIAVE KHCENTLY TAKEN CIIAUOE OF the Suge Station at ltlverside and will furnish flrst class meals ut all hours to the travclln public Comfortable beds can also be had by those v lshlng to remutn over night Hay and Grain for Stock IRA RICHARDS Proprietor LACY MANUFACTURING CO MANUFACTUKKI13 OFJ Sheet Steel Water Pipe FOIt MINING AND IRRIGATION MOSES Will Casing and lion Tanks Agents for Pelton Water Wheel Trices Quoted on Application P 0 liox No Jol SltitlimC Los An irelcs Cal t 11 m National Bank of Arizona PIKKSIX ARIZONA M V ICALKS Iraslilent SOL LKWIS Vice President UEO HOADLKY Cashier Capital Paid Up 100000 Surplus aoooo DlItllttTOItS M W Kalbi J Y T Smith Sol Lkwis CIIAKIHS GOLIIM IN OKO VI HUADlKr COKUKSFONDENTS The llanlc of Callfnuua San Francisco Agency of Hank of California Now York The Farmers mid Merchant Hank Los AiuhU Tho National Hank of Commerce St Louis CniisollilatodNatlouil Haul Tucson Hank ot Arizona lrcscott NJI llotuscliUdsSous Loudon TIIK AHIONV KKPUIHIOAN oPo THE ARizONA l REPUBLICAN REMIUM REPRINT OF AVT5BST3IJR9S Unabridged j I Dictionary CONTAINS -O VICIt lOOO PAO f piIIS 13 TIIK NEST NO OTHKK UEIItINT edition Of WmnTKIlH Dictionaky is so complete as this one Not only does it contain all tho words that Noah Webster ever defined but 10000 additional new w ords have been added to it THE APPENDIX Of this edition contains much valuable matter nsfollons The pronunciation of tho principal luioieaii Languages Juotations Ihroscs etc from Latin French Itallanaud Spanish abbrc viatl ts ttith seven pages of Mercantile and Lege Terms etc IT ALSO CONTAINS 15MO Synonyms 11 Pago of a Pronouncing Vocabulary of Scripture proper names 21 Pages of a Pronouncing Vocabulary of Oreeknnd Latin proper names 47 Pages of a Pronouncing Vocabulary of Modem Geographical names and 1500 Illustrations The FORMER PRICE OF WEBSTERS DICTIONARY ALONE WAS 1200 TO 1500 I 500 THIS DICTIONAKY and ono ycnr subscrip tion to the YVLKKLY FLTUHLICAN ONLY SOOO 12 50 YVIththeDAlLY ami SUNDAY ItLTUHLICAN one year it costs 8rr0 Call on or Aildrrss THE HPIE Phcenix Ariz ox U C30N ADVrcimSKMKNTS A GOLDSCHMIDT CO TUCSON L li G ROGETRS 11 1IAUSKS JOHN II MAHTINNM WM llulon I OHlieTncsoii Arlsoua John 11 Tluunas Pacific Uuilding Washington District of Columbia J A BLACi JEW15L35R na cjoNfiitiws sritHKr M TUCSON DIVIONDS JMELRY O1 AKIZONV ELCIV WALTHH SPRINGFIELD AND HOWARD WATCHES Finest work done at shor notlee Ordorsby mall or oxpress especially soHeiled J II IS Smith Premier Typewriter EA8IEST TYPEWRITER KNOWN MOST PERFECT WHINE IN THE WORLD Manifolding Unexcelled by any Other A trial demonstrates tvnat tte claim Hold on installments Send for catalogue and terms JOHN M ORMSBY Territorial Agent TUCSON ARIZONA TUCSON SAMPLING WORKS CHARLES R WortES Manager TUCSON AK1ZONA PUIICJIA3H 1 GOLD SILVER LEAD AND COITEIi ORE Ilcturns Made Within IS Hours Hales on Ores Can be Obtained on Application In person or by mall at the office of tho Works Tuicon Ariz ASS1Y PEPART1IEM OF SVM1I1G WORKS ASSlYINd IN ALL ITS 1111 INCHES OoldAsiiy 3 00 Silver Assay CO iciiutssiiy on uoiiper sny i iw Oold and ailvr Assay i00 Special Kates for other Metals t Prompt attention given samples by mall or express PALACE HOTEL Tucson Arizona GEO RAYFIELD Proprietor 1 n i Ufi AND vJirzoNA AltDKUS BY MAIL PROMPTLY AND CAUKFULLY ATfKNI EI TO Solo Agents for tho Victoria Miiural Water the only Genuine Mineral Water in this Territory HUGHES STEVENS CO Successors to MTVES3 i HUGHES STOVES TINWARK LAMPS AND ALL KIND3 OF Kitchen Inraiture Kefrigcrators Crockery Glassware Cutlery TOOLS OF All KINDS GAUDEN AND IAWX HOSE SIIIISKLERS ETa MOLLNE AVA GOISTS lluckboaruaU d 1 THE ON TIME JIOOAWK AND -CHARTER OAK STOVE WlNOMILLS AND PUMPING MACHINERY WOODS MOWEKS AND RAKKS OLIVER CHILLED PLOWS PARI5ED WIRE HORSE POWERS PUMPS GAS AND WATER PIPES GLASSWARE TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY WINDMILLS AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS TUCSON ARIZONA TUCSON ADVllKTISrMKMS JOHN O SMITH TUCSON ARIZ Offick Care U 8 Surveyor General U S DEPUTY SUItVJUYOIt II lKOIiSSIONAl CAItl8 II JEFFOHD3 ATTUONEY AT LWV Tucson ArUona TUCSON WlIOLKSALK DEALER IN STOVES D CEOCKEET VXRE TMME LlTJVC HOUMtWrWS CFS THERe ho ail M5rw TMnn rrwoj assio LfE That theyd neve cook mors IrAtvtae oauze ooon VaS NOT PKT ON THEIR CvrwS QUKK LEsI Ari tkr corilw si rrrftit iSttmu6rfn3 oak Bay the Charter Oak 55 m winTisE3Aso72Hr3J2s inist mni or m ff JXTHE TJJKRtTOHY LAMPS A SPECIALTY The Arizona National Ban S U CC IC ISD I ro Santa Cruz Valley Bank TUCSON AIUZONA Capital Paid Up Surplus sroooo 3000 II M JACOI11 PltKlIgNT SA MUKL HUGIIKS Vic K rKEIDiNT M P FUEUMAN Casiiikk COIlilKSPONDKNTS IxiiidonParlsniid American Hank San rranclsco Chemical National Hank New York National Hank of Commerce St Louis Union National Hank Chicago Cttlllonilallauk Los Anirelcs State National Hank 11 lao The Valley Hank PhaniW I IE3STRY LEVIN 402 Pennington Street tucson a t Inrclusin Collodion an Ileal Estate Agency Translations made from nny modern language Into KnglMi and letters written the same Also verbal Interpretation BOOKKEEPING SINGLE Oil DOUBLE ENTRY MaKliiff weekly and monthly bills statements trial balances aud final settlements typewnlting and copyinq done at Shopt Notice Merchandise of all descriptions purchased upon order and forwarded forthwith Special Facilities for Healings with the Re public of Moxlco Commercial Quotations furnished Hoforcnrcs and llonds furnished pn demand for the faithful compliance with all jcieplcd bnstness Trans actions strictly confidential Correspondence solicited ill I -OF t Our Winding up Business Sale we THE GREAT EASTERN do inaugurate a startling Side Show being nothing more nor less than the purchase X L BANKRUPT STOCK AMOUNTING TO 1279500 WHICH WE WILL POSITIVELY 8ICLL AT no ctcnts on thr otsttc tjotajr GO CEISTTS OISr TL IE ONE 130LLAK ix coxjuxenox WITH Olllt OWN iiliiyv stock Dress Goods Cloaks Wraps Ladies Jaekets AXD SirOJCS Olf AITj kinds MOVING AT STARVATION PRICES T heGBEAT EASTERN Dry Goods and Clothing House FOR SALE GOOD OPPORTUNITY to pu jci iase TTIE Stock Fixtures Trade And LEASES THE LEADING- And CARPET Crockery OF THE TERRITORY onse For Particulars Inquire of or Correspond with mm Ftr Salt tj 1ciplti Drug Sloe Umii i T I iii PHCENIX ARIZONA WHITE BROjStZE MONUMENTS v Full Information Designs and Prices can be obtained from E E BRIDGEMAN Agent P O BOX 7 PHCENIX A T It II OIEENK Greene Wood L COLLECTIONS MADE Phoenix Ariston nSTHACTS OF T1TIK 1IAVIXO THE mot complete set of Abtract Hooka In Maricopa County we can furnish abstracts of Itanch City Mine or Canal property on short notice and reasonable terms Fire Life mid Accident Insurance tt rlttee in the best companies doing bnslncMi on the Pacific coast GltKKSE t WOOD PlKPiilx Arltonn THE BEST KNOWN REMEDY IICIC dues CJfinorliren anil Clcct In ltoMliijn tt itliout Pnlti Prevents Httkttiie Contains no acrid or poiionous ai stances and N Kimi antoed nlmol it ly linrinle Is prtwrlbed hv l hyslclans apl rccotiKUidodbytfru iffita Price jl Sold by tlriiKKHl llitinroof nMltiitiHAriiioCheir jciMil ftiln NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION rpilE COPVRTXFRSHIP HERETOFORE EX L iunbettten the undersigned under the firm names of Herrlck A Liihrsand llerrlclt Co in the proprietorship and liinnaKcment of the toiniuerrlal Hotel and the Fashion Llv erv Feed and Sale Mahles iu this city is this day limited by mutual consent and the retire ment of Newell Hernok Said hotel and livery business will be con tinued under the proprietorship and manage ment of Geo II N Luhr ttho lias purchased all the pmiieriy and atsets and assumed all of the liabilities of said omwrtnership and will collect all of the ouUtaudlnR claims of trhatso ever nature doe said paruicrshlpunder either of its said Arm names JCFWKLL HEKItlCK GEO II N Limits Phckkix A T October 27 19W 103 10 NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT T0TCK WMKRE11Y GIVEN TO ALL PER I amis havlnu caims atnlnt P F lIson telydnlnfriulno in the City of Phrpiiixto Pcsent the same nith lhe roaeliefs therefor dnl verified to Ccorge F Spnnenliorjr who hax iicen uly a tKilnted asklttueenf said P F Nilion ff e cnt of his crfdlor at his hioic in P v Vmna on or before the 21st I day of FoMuary A D 1S81 Geo F SrAKOENOERO 1 Dated October 21 1890 156 t m 3 1

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