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Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05

THosE goody good Indians up in
 British America, who never steal, or kill or make any trouble of any kind, have been heard from, and the circum StarccS under which they report them selves create the suspicion that their quietGde may have been large game of p0Ssum. Such little matters as cannibalism and plundering Hudson Bay posts are not reassuring. The country about Winnipeg is the scene of operations and it is noticeable that people in the neighborhood act very much as our own frontiersmen uu when they hear that the Apaches a-f ' out.r
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05
Ernm satnrrlar,s Daily.

4 PACKAGE of letters and a note book were lost two nights since on the Lowell road by Mr. NJ. T. Brown. Some Of the letters were addressed 10 hIm and some 10 Edwards & Brown. The note booK had red morocco cover marked w. &. Ed wards in gilt letters. As the package is of no use 10 any one except Mir. Brown the finder will confer a great favor by leaving The same with hIm or at this office.
 THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS open Monday with Messrs. Horton and Bonillas as ir- siruciors in the male department. snG Misses Smith and Lucas tO look after The lhtle girls. This is n good crop of teach CTS. and with the appr aching cool season we shall look for great interest and pro- gIess In our Public Schools.
 Mn. KELLEuER expects 10 sta rt out Mon day with gang Of men io commence work 7n the road 10 Globe City, Mir. Cool. TT will also probably commence his re- pairs next week. In few days Commis- sloner Sananicgo will take a run over the proposed route.
 SAFFoRp, HUDSON & Co. to-day received another shipment Of ten bars of bullion from the Tombstone Company. The bars number from forty-Sev5n to fifty-sIx in- elusive, are mom 701 to SIP fine and are raiued at s2I, I,0lOG5, slI-265 of whicG is gold.
 MR. THOMAS HUGHES is In town from the Sonoiia where the says matters have assumed their usual quiet regular order since the excitement Of the raid has died away. We trust they will not again b.. disturbed.
 PAT CANNON inc Dos Calesas homicide, was again discharged from custody today. The state could produce no wi nes>eS, and Justice Neugass had no alternative but to let the prisoner gu.
 A WHOLE barrel of pickled olives has just been received by Pierce X Wood and are for sale at forty cents pc: quart al their st re on Meyers St. I
 PNBrIEs having ores 10 smelt may be- interested in the announcement by theI Los Angeles Gas Company, in this Issue.
 MR SAMUEL WISE and NIT. Gaines OfI Florence are up 10 help the feast along.
 A Coop shower is jgst what we need toI settle our newly graded streets.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05
From Tuesdays Daily.

2 PROMINENT citizen at the North End
 n svisiior last night. lt was a beauti .-.i specimen Of the felis polus-cattus. and came confidently into The pdrlor with, m at all mentioning m by your leave, sir. .'' The unwary animal fooIishly ventured behind an open door, when the p. C., who had been considering the matter and re- voiSing revolver. hot like n bolt from love" against that door, and smashed poor pussy dead before She-knew it.
 REV. J. M. BAILEY now occupies tbe house at the north end of Buckslev's Block, Ccu [ street.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05

REV. M. SoRIN, D. D., an eminent minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church, died at Pueblo, Colorado, on the 11ih ult. aged nearly eighty years. He originally belonged 10 the Phila- delphia Conference, one of the wealth fest conferences in the United States. and held several important positions there. Many years ago Ec came tO the Wes; as pioneer, and al a late day was the Presiding Elder of the St. Louis District His He.i of later. however, was not confined tO this con- ference, but had extended over a large portion of the Northwest. and he vas widely known and universally hon. ored. A few years since he resumed his connection with the Philadelphia Conference, after an absence of thirty years, and Was on a visit Ia lis old friends in the West at the time of lis death.-tSt. Louis Globe Democrat.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05
Mining Work Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO TIE ~ ndm!nisi ratOr of The estate of C. Fin Hey. GeCsa>ed, and .O ail whom It may concern. that he assessment work on ths following minin. claims has been dols by J. D. Andr- w, hr undersigned: AiS thine. incstfed May 10. 1878, situated ln AflVacn District for the year ending May 70, lS79, Chico mine, iOcaIed May 2I, IS7s, situated in PatagOnH mountains. for the year endln- May 24 1872; Cosmopolitan mine, loeated May 9, 1875. situated In Patagonia mou fains, fur the year ending May 9, 1879. This i~ tO notify you anu all Interested parties thai, in compliance with prov 3sions 'f IhA mining act of May Co, lS7 D, thni In compliance with requirements of said act wOIk has been d. Ee on said mining claims nr one Wear last past aS de- scTlEed above Sy The undersigned. Now, therefore, if within ninety days from the hrS; publ cation of thiS notice you do not come fOrwHtd and pay YoCr proper pro- portion of The cost Of said work thr under signed will claim for:eiIufe of all yOur rights. fItle and interest In and tO every portion ot said mining claims. The afore- said claims were locatesl hy B. J. Virgin, J. D. Andrews and c. Finley.
 ! D ANDREWS. TUCSON, Pima Co.,, A. T., July 30. 1879.
 RIgI 42l5t
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05
Mining Work Notlce.

TI'O T. McCARTY AND ALL OTHERS | interested In those certain mining claims known as the Rosie Blade and EH- prpss siiuated in the TODn bSiOue Mining District, Pima county, Ark. nd.
 This IS tO notify you that .n accordance wiih prov viSiOnS of The mining act of May lo. 1872. that in compliance win require meniS nf Sai. act. work has been done oa Siid mining claims for one year back paA'' ending July 3I, 1879, by the undersigned. Now. therefore. lf within ninety days from the f1rSt publication Of this notice, y do not come forward and pay your pruper proportion of the cost Of the sSla work. the und rsigned will claim forfeit ure of all ypnr rights. title and inIefes,, iu and 10 every pOrtInn of said mining claim. J. W. MURPHY,
 F. B. KNOX.
 43.Fla
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05
Globe City and Tucson Wagon
 Road Proposals.
OFFIcE"F GLOBE CITY AND TuCSoS WAGON ROAD CoMMs>> >rlS;-Rs.

V WAGON ROAD CpMMi>> >IpSfRs.
 TUCso> Aug St N ls19 DROPOSAI1S WILL. BF: RE..'i.tI rD BY Il me, Secretary Ol ti- f.1vr. named Com missiOnerS. Hi Iny "siice. tn ihe Ciiy .Of Iuc>On, un I4 = turdny. kugust 9 s.t 2 .O'cinck ?. m. for the construction Of good paSSstbie wagon road from :t point eI Tor near old Camp Grant o Globe City.
 Bidders will state definitely he route over which they propose 10 constr ct The roac and all factS necessary for e full un- de rSi anding of their bid.
 The successful bidder will be required To commence work or The road within nf. fecn days afler fhe awarding of the corr trari and 70 prOseCuie the same 10 con. plsiipu without unnecessary delay.
 PaymentS for construction of work Co the successful bidder will he made In Tue son by ". W. Williams, Treas urer of tns Board, as follows: Fifty per cent. month. ly, as the work progresses; balance og completion of contract.
 The Boarl p-erves the right to Veeci any and nj bids offered.
 Bv Code5 Of the Board of Commission CTS. WILLIAM J. OSBORN.
 auS-d&wtd Secretary
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05

Los ANGELES stands aghast at her new tax levy, which amounts to Sl32.- 7S6-2O, or 215 per cent of the assess ment value. She is noS going on un- der reform" administration, and vet expenses seem to be increased over Sl,0O0 a month. We don't see it stat. ed that the railroads are responsible for the increase, but we presume they are
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05
D. B. COLLINS.

HEALER IN GENERAL MERCHAN-
 O DlSE, CAMP THOMAS, A. T. has now on hand complete stock of Goods Snril aS are required by farmers, miners shd travellers, For sale al Lowest Marker Prices. Branch Business al San Carlos.
 Tue many settlers along the Gfla above and below Camp Thomas vii And it 10 theiradNantaGe 70 tyade with J. B. Collins
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05

Cor. Of Main and Firststs., sos cAiifOrnis sTee' Yuma. Arizona. San Francisco SAi James M. Barney. successorte the Late Firm of
 William B. Hooper G Co.,, Continuesthe Business in ARIZONA aHd
 CALIFORNIA
 as an MP9RTER TEF: ANB ANB WHH99LLEEssAAthFF WH9LEsAhF MERCHANT. MERCHANT. Shipping sss Commission Merchant Will Carry a Full prime stock Of PROVISIONS, PROVISIONS, PROVISIONS, PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, GROCERIES, GROCERIES, GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS. CLOTHING. CLOTHING,
 CLOTHING, CLOTHING,
 R,1OTa A ANn SHOES
 BOOTS AND SHOES
 HARDWARE, HARDWARE, HARDWARE, HARDWARE, sADDLERY, sADDLERY, SADDLERY. SADDLERY, DRUGS AND MINING MATERIALS, DRUGS AND MINING MA TRIALS,
 Selected to Exactly Suit Merchants. Station Keepers, Miners. Ranchers and Freighters AHIZ ZONA and MEXICO. solIclts Orders for Goods sES Assures
 - Satisfaction. FORWARDS FREIG TIT hND MFR
 CHAN DISE tl any Part Of the World - Insuring fl
 -desIred.-
 Buys or Makes Advances
 -ou all-- ARIZONA AND MEXICAN PRODUCE The SALE of ORES and MINERALS
 SPECIALLY. Buys and Exchanges Sold Dust, Gold anc Silver Bullion, United States Treasury Drafis, Legal Tenders, Soldiers' Warrantsand Vouchers and
 Good Commercial Bills. Special orders will be attended tO hy lEt san Francisco Branch House with prompt. ness and fidelity. All orders and commissions should be addressed to
 JAMES NJ. BARNEY.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05
Mining W ork Notice.

rTIO &. O. BAKER AND ALL OTHhhs Il interested in that certain minus Cidtm Known RS The Armstrong mn Situated in the ArivHca Mining Disli'''' Pima County, A :izona. This iS Co notify yOu That in accor1 1a1l- ,1e~ Tiih ntOViEionS of The mining net oi s.cs si.s l0, ln.-, hat in compliance wiih requ"n, menis of said acf, work has been dohe., Snid mining claim for one yeR- back P..,9 ending June lS. 1879, by the undefSis Now, therefore, if within ninety ia.s from The first pubIicafIOn Of this noiles,, you do not come forward and pay yotI proper proportion of The cost of ne hlsI,sj,, work. the undersigned will claim Io. I, ia ure of all your rights. fiIle and iniel,,, and 10 every portion of said mining eiS'A'
 HIT. wIECK,
 J. A. MIDDLEMAS,s Tucson, June I3- Jul5-"SS'
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05
EtzjohH Porter.

WASHINGTON, August 29.-Geno-al Fitzjohn Porter has written a letter saying he is coming here this wint T to urge Congress to restore hsm 10 the active list of the army.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05
ZuigS Dispersed.

LONDON. August 29-A dispatch from Sir Garnet Wolsley, under date of August II, says the Zulus are dispersed and the prospects are good for an early peaceable settlement.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05
THE CITIZEN.
SEPTEMBER ;. 1879.
TEI.EG MS.
KnHnch

hdUCC0-
 SAN FRANCISCO, August 30.-Dr KallOch is much improved and is sit ting up today, but danger Of intlGma tion is not yet passed.
 Sax FRANCISCO, September 1.-Dr Kalloch is still improving. A Bulle- tin reporter interviewed him to-day He expressed confidence in his recov cry and election as Mayor
 Out on Bail
 SAN FRANCISCO, September 2.-De Young has been admitted in S2J,GCc bail.
 Chronicle Bolts.
 SAN FRANCISCO, September 2.-The II. Bs. nominated w N. GriswOld fOr Mayor, whereupon the Chronicle bolt ed and now supports Flint.
 I5 LqUidItioH.
 SAN FRANCISCO, September 2.-The National Gold Bank and Trust Com pany have decided 10 go into liQuida- tiOn.
 cres5moor Stakes. NEW YORK, August 2J.-The value of the prizes in the contemplated matches at CreedmOor aggregates S2UOO. Three teams from tEe Pacific are now in camp.
 one,6c Community Progressing. NEW YORK, August 29.--TLc Oneida Community have abandoned the prac- tice of complex marris-e ih Geferenre 10 public sentiment, not however re- aouncing its principles.
 4 Disappointed Crowd. NEW YORK, August 3i.-TLere was an immense crowd at Brighton Beach to see MOllie McC1riy run, LGt tele- gram received from Saratoga an nounced that she had met with an ac- cident preventing her running.
 corneFs Chances. NEW YORK, September l.-Specials from the interior of the State indicate that Cornell will have lSl delegates to the Republican State Convention.
 At New Orleans. NEW ORLEANS, September 1.-Indi- cations are favorable for the suppres- sion of the yellow fever; only six deaths thus far.
 kI0 Hee5ed.
 MENFHIs, August 3l.-The How ards have eApended S25,70J and ex- pect 1t will be necessary to call for more aid.
 Yellow Fever. MEMPHIS, September Total cases reported 10 ihe Board of Health 10 date, S73; total deaths, 233. Last year the total deaths to September reached SO4
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05

THoMAS PRICES ASSAY OFFICE, CHEMICAL LABORATORY
 And MINING OFFICE,
 2i Sacramento Street,
 SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Assays and Analyses Of Ores. Sampler and Purchaser of all kinds Of ores.
 BULLION MELTED,
 ANALYZED AND REFINED And Returns made in Coin, Currency. Certified Checks or Certificates os Dvpos.t 10 Rcy part Of the cnuniry. PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO
 BASE BULLION. 4J-ly
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05
PhenLr as q Center of clnhzat,on

FHGAfA Uo u SChtCf VI S'FH<NbOb.
 Whatever doubts may have existed in the past, as to the progress and ad- vancement of PheniX in a material and moral point of view, are now laid at rest. All must admit that within the past few months il has been clear ly demonstrated that PheniX is not only the proper center of the largest farming interests of Arizona, but IS also the most fitting place for its capi- tai and emporium. and the general center of all the arts of civilization. Tucson. Prescott and Wickenburg have each had their day as centers of murder, stage Iobbing and general crime.
 
 But Phenix and Maricopa County are now coming to the front. Four stage rObberies within three months :; seven hUmicides within a wcek-four of these in town, one seven miles from town, one on the Gila and one at Sey- mOur. Add to this a general license 10 kill stage robbers with $500 bonus per scalp, and none but constitutional grOwlers will deny that we are pro gressiag fast Phenix ExpOsitor.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05
Grant Henrd From.

CHICAGO. August 3l.-The Tribune's Washington special says E. B. Wash burne has received letter from Grant, positively declining to he candidate Ter the Presidency.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05

G60n 4 MONTH GUARANTEED 'AnIfIa SIP q day made at home by SSthe industrious. Capital not required; we will sr. ri you. Men, women, o'ly X hhd girls make money fAs ter al work Tor uS than at anything else. The work L. ighl and plFnsani. and such as any one can go right al. Those who aie wise who see This notice wilt send Us their addresses at once and see for themselves. Costly Saffit and terms free. Now is the time Those already at work are iaving ID large sums Of money. Address TRUE X co, 4 UG USTA, Maine
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05
Assay Office and Laboratory


 Conducted by w. IT. RIG K A. R D, Fellow or the Chemical Society, Lcndon Formerly MITCHELL & RICHARD.
 London, and RICHARD & wIEGAND. Gold Hnl.
 Nevada. Analytical Chemist and Assayer or Cop per and the Precious Metals. By Special Authority of the Chilean Government. Paieniee of ihp RlcKard Furnace. Agen for The Hunt, Douglas & stewart Lix- iyialipn Process Tor Inc reduction
 of Copper and siiver Ores. Plans or apparatus and instruction in the
 process of LIxiviatiOn. Scale Of fees same as In San Francisco. Instruction In ASsRying and Analysis. Ofice next door 10 Custom House,
 Tucson, Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05
The Corral is Large

And iS always supplied E'ith Grain, Hq1 and abundance of good well water Spe- cial care taken wi;h stock pr other proper. " intruSted 10 the proprietor.
 Everybcdy familiar with Chas. IT. La. oeree's management of Desert Station speaks in The highest terms of iL.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05
BLADDER AND KIDNEYS.

DOES IN EVERY CASE. HEI MBOLD'S BUcHU ES UN-
 EQUHLLE0 By any remedy known. IL IS prescribed by the most eminent physicians all over the world. in Rheumatism, SpermatorrhGa, Neuralgia,
 Nervousness.
 Dyspepsia,
 Indigestion,
 Aches and Pains, Constipation, General Debility, Kidney Diseases,
 Liver Complaint,
 Nervous Debility,
 Epilepsy,
 Head Troubles, Paralysis, General III Health, Spinal Diseases,
 Sciatica,
 Deafness,
 Decline,
 Lumbago,
 Catarrh,
 All Nervous Com plalnts, Female Complaints. Etc; ueadache. Pain in the Shoulders, Cough, uizzlness, Sour Stomach. Erupiions. Bad Taste In the Mouth, Palpitalion Of the Heart, PaIn in the region Of the Kidneys, and a thousand other painful symptoms, are the offsprlngs Of Dyspepsia.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05
HeHoR FeYer.

MEMPHIS, September Total cases reported 10 the Board of Health to- date, SIS; total deaths, 233. Last year the total deaths to September reached Sn4
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05

Is always supplied with an ample variety of weil-cOoked food. No exaggeration Ii this. Stage passengers and travellers by there understand tt. and to them all mn. cquainted with the fact are respectfully sferred for Information
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05

Second to none tor Manufac- turing Choice Articles
 of Flour. l have constantly on hand for sale: Choice Family Flour,
 Graham Flour.
 Cracked Wheat,
 Corn Meal,
 Shorts and Bran, Cracked Corn and Barley for FeeG. Etc., Etc. At new stOre-room on Main St. WHEAT TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR
 FLOUR. Liberal Cash Price paid for
 Wheat.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05
E,Ui Messed.

ME1fFHIs, August 3l.-The How ards have expended S25,70J and ex- pect 1t will be necessary 10 call for more aid
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05
0ne,6c Community Progressing.
4 pisGppoIntsG Crowd.

NEW YORK. August 5i.-TLere was an immense crowd at Brighton Beach to see MOllie McC1riy run, LGt tele- gram received from Saratoga an nounced that she had met with an ac- cident preventing her running.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05
Desert Station.
48 Miles from Florence.
The IRhle

5HAs. II. LABEREE. Proprieior
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05

NEW ORLEANS, September l.-Indi- cations are favorable for the suppres- sion of the yellow fever; only six deaths thus far.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-05
corneH's Chances.

NEW YORK, September l.-Specials from the interior of the State indicate that Cornell will have lSl delegates to the Republican State Convention.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-17

WE ARE IN RECEIPT of a copy of new
HYMN and tune look. arranged by Rev.
G. :. Robinson, b. D., aud Scrbner &
Co., which we have 10 hesitation in
pronounciug one OF the best works we
have ever seen Of musical character,
and lust what is needed by the musical
world. 1t is peculiarly adapted to all
d-vaI tmeuts Of spiritual worship and
i. a. applicable to Sunday School or
prayer meeting, R, t" \ large congr"Ga-
tion. Special care has been taken to
give the ht Ok neat and attractive ap-
p-arance by printing on fin" linen pap
or with SINAI! margins 'nus avoiding
weight in tn. hand. The price for a
single copy in cloth, with deeply
stained ard polished red -dges is $50;
for sa,ae inhpxibe covers, with fold
back for choi.s, $50, and for extra
edition with American eros Grain
silk and gil, edges. $50. Furthe
information will be given and or
d-rs filed bv Scribn-r < Co., Ii3
Broadway, New York.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-17

The highest salary ever paid in Bos-
ton was that of Wiley Edmonds, who,
at the time Of his death, vas receiving
$50, 900 per annum as treasurer Of the
Pacific Mills The highest salary paid
to a bank president in Boston at pres
ont is $40. 900, the highest to a cashier
is So, 500. The range Of salaries Of dry
goods statesmen is from S., 600 to $500
a year. In the wholesale boot and shoe
trade the highest salary is not over
$4,000. A few women, the heads o.
departrnent5 in the dress or suit max
ing business, receive about 81 900 per
year. Most salaries have been much
red uced since the advent of the hard
times No wonder there are strikes
amongst the Massachusetts, factory OPP
eratives. Fools who pay $4,000 a
year salary to one man IL this country
and hire their operatives at starvation
wages will never prosper long, for the
Justice of an avenging God must sooner
or later overtake them.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-17

WHEN THE REPUBLICAN, papers used
to refer to the lawlessness Of the South,
and the fact .hat'hundreds of murders
we're committed in that section and yet
not u single murderer had reached the
gallows, the Ga<ette of this city, aud
papers of like ilk, wo1ld bring up the
MoIlie Mcguire murders Of Schuylkill
and Luzerne counties, and ask why
they we're never arrested and convicted
aud executed, and while these murder
ers in the North went unhung, it was
useless for northern papers to talk
about bringing southern murderers to
Justice. This excuse, thank heaven,
avals them no longer, since nineteen
of the Mollie Magsir.s have paid the
penalty of their crimes by the forfeit OF
their lives upon ths scahold. Now II
the South has any idea Of avengiDg the
numerous murders that have been com
mitted, let her do al the North has
done. There have been Mollie Maguires
hung that were less guilty of being &C,
c-ssories to murder than Hamburg
Butcher Butler, of South Carolina, who
now disgraces a seat in the United
States Senat.. The North eevates her
muraerers upon the scanold, and the
South elevate some Of hers by send
ing them to Con tress, and that is III.
difference between the two.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-17
An Extra SessiOn-.A Nice Little
Democratic Scheme.

A special despatch from Washington
says: "The Democratic members Of
the Senate met in caucus to-day for the
purpose, according to the call, of de-
termining what action should be taken
by them in regard to the resolutions
recently presented by Senator Edmunds,
which declare in brief that the last
three constitutional amendments We're
duly ratified; that the laws already en-
acted for their enforcement should be
faithfully executed, and that Congress
should further provide for their enforce
mrnt of additional legislation. After
some discussion, the subject was refer
red to a committee Of seven, headed by
Thurman, to report to future meeting OF
the caucus. A COmllittee OF three, with
Senator Morgan as Chairman, was then
appointed to report what further &C
ton, if any, should be taken to secure
4 repeal Of both sections Of the Revised
statutes which prescribe test oaths tor
United States Jurors. This business
having been disposed Of, and number
of war horses and party leaders hav
ing had abundant opportunity to talk
about bayonet rule and tn. wrongs of
'onr people and the down trodden and
defenceess South, the members of the
caucus calmly entered upon a discus
sion Of the propriety Of delaying the
appropriation bills, thus making an
extra session necessary, and so secur-
ing to themselves the patronage of the
Senate, now in the hands of Republi-
cans. 1t was finally agreed that the
matter should be discussed further at a
Daily Republican., 1879-01-17

Dlsp,rCnES FROM WAsHiSGToS state
that it il understood that On Monday
next the Tildrn cipher dispatches SUBJ
iect will occupy the attention OF Con-
gress, and a stormy debate is expected.
Mr.. Potter proposes the investigation,
and Butler stands ready with a hatfull
o. bricks to threw at the Republicans.
1t is iutimatrd that some revelations
will be made not very palatahl" to the
latter. OF course this alarms nobody,
since the Republicans are charged with
ali the crimes committed in the South
anyhow, and they are Incoming so
used to it ~ tins time, that is coca
sons no surprise; it Iced not surprise
President Hay even if he finds him
self charged with being the author Of
all those wicked kilograms, and that
tne poor, innocent Tllden has suffered
unjustlv all this time.