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Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-30

BRIGHAM YoUNG acquired the title of General from having been called Briggy dear SO. often by his nu- merous wives.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-20

b., y. Ih- Lc-isla urc vii elect United
States senst1r In t1e event u tie elec bon N
G-n ra' James A. Garfield seuator-e ect a.
Pr sidrnt
fe n-ylvan'a will elect Auditor. cns JUICE
u the SUR me lourt REPRESENTATIVE In
Congress aud Legislature On Tuesday. No
vemb~r ? The Le tt-lalure wili elect Uni "a
States senator.
Rad Island riii slec' Representatives IN
Congress on 1urs sa,, November =
south Carulin4 Will elerl State officers AMI
Representatives la Congress on TUESDAY, No
MEMBER =
Tennessee vii elect Governor. Representa-.
tives in Congress and Legislature on Iuesdsy.
Noyember ? The Legislature vii elect
United - ates Senator.
Texas y u elect state officers. Representa-
lives In Congress and lie sislsturc On Tues
dav. November =. The Legislature viii elect
4 United states Senator.
Vermont will elect State officers. Represent
a. ives In Congress aud lie sislafure on Tues
day. September :. The Legislature will elect
. Cnued states senator.
Virginia will elect Representatives In Con
rress on Tuesday. November :.
West Virginia will elect State officers and
Legislature On tuesday, October IL. and vote
al On two proposed amendments 10 the Goa
stifufi0n Of the St1fe--one relating 10 courts
and the other 70 the right of trial by jury In
certain neutrality-suspicious. in Congress
on Tuesday, November The Legislature
will elect a United States senator
Wisconsin wiilelect Legisls urc ami Repre-
senfatives In Congress- ON Tuesday. Sormher
2 The Ler Stature will elect United States
senator.-X Y 1sm1
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-20
CONDENSED TELEGRAxs.

The various expedients undertaken
TO recover the bodies Of the unfortunate
workmen killed BY the disaster n the Hud-
SON Rive: Tunnel in Jersey City have % FAR
proved futile, on account Of the difficulty in
clearing the pit OF wafer. More elaborate
plans have now been entered upon. which
are likely to prove succe-sful IN the end. but
which will require several weeks time 70
carry 10 completion.
THE Grand Jury Of the United States
Court at New York have made pre-ent-
ment in the case Of the sewznhaka disaster,
charging criminal carelessness and negli-
gcnce upon the Government inspectors and
the officers and owners Of the vessel In
dictments were issued against the parties,
and they will be tried for msnslaughter-
A BURNING vessel loaded With naph-
tina drifted against lumber pier II Hunters
Point, opposite New York City. causing .
terrible confzgrafIon- About half million
dollars worth OF lumber was destroyed. be-
sides several vessels and other properly
The New Mexico Democratic Terri
torial Convention nominated Hon. Miguel
Oiero for Delegate to Congress
The Democratic majority in Alabama
10 likely TO reach or exceed 300
A TELEGRAM from Alden reports the
steamer Jeddah, from singapore. foundersd
OF Guardianion. with 90; pilgrims from
Jeddah. With the exception Of about twenty
persons, picked up BY = passing steamer,
every one was drowned.
AT Montreal. Canada. from fifteen to
twenty boys, between the ages - - and -,
were engaged In shoyeling bran in tn loft ~
tw0-sf0ry brick building. when one ~ the
walls suddenly fell outward. burying them
at in the ruins. Oac was dead when exfri-
Gated and several others were badly in
jnred.
EDWARD w. ROBERTSON has been re-
nominated for Congress ~ the Democrats 81
the sixth Louisiana District. Hon. J. = Bill
lin. Democratic nominee for Congress. Third
Louisiana Disfilci. has, on account 81 di-saf-
ifariion. withdrawn anda new Convention
has been ordered
REPRESENTATIVE CLARDr has been
rencminatcd for Congress BY the Democrats
81 the First Missouri District
PRESIDENT HAYES left Washington On
The 10Th. 70 attend the soldiers Reunion Al
Columbus. %.
COL GRIERsoS. on the American
side. and COL Vale. on 49, Mexican side
are making II hot Tor Victoria and hi band.
. who AZ last accounts were going for IN,
Coriza Mountains. pursued BY three com
panie- ~ the Tenth Cavalry. Mean <hiIs
Col. Buell.. with about 80 men. 4 prepared
10 give them warm reception should they
undertake 20 return 10 New Mexico.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-20

THE soldiers reunion It Galcsburg.
H.. was great success. the attendance. in
Guiding both visiting soldiers and spectators.
Hon. Lyman Tumbull were the principal
orators OF the occasion.
The rumored fiIibustering expedition
into Mexico Il understood % be part Of .
plan for declaring the independents u
the Northwestern states % Sonora.
chihuahua and sinzioa, and set
ting up Government Of their
own. The natives are led in the scheme by
an Ex-Governor Of sonora. and backed by
Arizona miners. Certain mining companies
are understood 70 lend financial aid 10 the
movement.
A DISPATCH from Indian Territory
states that the Cherokee Indians and Creek
negroes. recently u war, have negotiated
peace, the Greek Indians acting - media
tors.
GEx. SHERMAN says Of the Dalrymple
project 20 invade Mexico from Texas: The
invasion will not amount 10 anything in my
opinion. Neutral laws between the United
States and the Mexican Government will. o.
course, have 10 be maintained BY the United
States Army. II necessary. hence should
Dalrymple attempt invasion he would in AL
probability be whipped by both the United
States and Mexican forces"
A DISPATCH from Los Pinos, Colo,
5th, says the Indian Commission had started
for the Southern Ute Agency. Chief ouray
will Join the Commission there. 70 use his
influence in securing the adoption Of the
treaty.
DIR. TANNER ut noon on the 7th tri-
umphantly finished his forty days fast.
GEN CALIsro GARCIA and other
revolutionary leaders recently captured in
Cuba have been sent 70 Spain.
The British troop ship Taman sailed
from Portsmouth on the sth, with loo rein
forcemeats for the army in Afghanistxn-
Ono and Illinois are so nearly tied in
population that the Official census returns
must be waited for 70 determine which
stands third in the list az states.
The Bender excitement has suddenly
collapsed. the two old tramps arrested in Ne
braska and taken 10 Kansas for Identification
failing 10 meet the require ment- 81 the case.
The sensational confe sions attributed 10
them are mostly the work ~ Ingenious news
paper reporters.
OssIS ALpKrcH, Of the Signal Corps,
was married in New York last March % Miss
Julia T.. Hooper, beautiful girl, Whose
parents objected 70 the match The young
couple removed 20 Cincinnati. where they
lived FOR . while. apparently ccntented-
Aidrich then took his wife 10 her home. and
soon thereafter sent her letter. stating that
he had been ordered on an Arctic expedition
and would not return for <eyerslyears- Shs
made inquiry At Washington and
found that he had been stationed
n Mobile, Ala, and that he had
another wife and several children This dis
closure prcStrzfed her. and. after painful
interviews with him II Mobile, where sht
made oath that she had not been married y
him in order 70 secure his retention in ths
service, she returned 10 Cincinnati. she
died there few days since, a her physician.
report. OF broken heart Aldrich has beer
suspended, pending Official inquiry into ths
matter
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

CAPTAIN PAINE, the leader OF the
Indian Territory invasion, Is 20 be turned
over BY the military authorities 10 United
states Marshal Dell, for trial before Judge
Parker ~ the Western District 81 Arkansas
AZ the term Of Court now In session NJ Fort
smith. Others Of the invaders who have
been once before arrested for the same Of
Tense will he tried at the same time.
THE population Of New Hampshire. a.
officially announced, u az. III, gain Of -
Oh since 1870. This population will eniiiie
the state 10 only two Congressmen, instead
o. three as at present.
DIR. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND, Of New
York, declares his belief that DIR. Tanners
forty day. fast was faithfully performed;
that although there have been other alleged
fasts Of a. long, or even longer duration.
none Of them 4 n well authensicafed - this;
that although the scientific results Of the
fast, owing 70 the Imperfect methods en-
ployed, are not what they should have been,
yet nevertheless, enough mas been shown u
cause US 20 modify our views In regard q
the effects Of insnition on the human BODY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-20

THE new French slipper with ~ i"M ,
heel. which displays 80 well the iancliu.
stockings 81 the period. j. easily lo-'
Oh. and when the loser a. nali
belle. the slipper u seized BY INC 81
lanfs and cut into number o. tropnie-.
Your slipper was 90 tiny. and yon A.s
80 admired. that Il wouldn't hai =,
round.~ was the compliment that ials's
brought the bushes 10 the lace ~
Young Newport dancer.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01

The Maine Council, partners with
Garcelon in the crime OF stealing the
State, kindly come forward with a state
ment of how it was done.
In fifty-nine years sixteen persons
elected to Office in Maine have been re-
fused certificates by the Governor and
Council, because of defects in the Off
cial returns. This is an average of
about one case in four years. But this
year thilty-seven defective returns have
been found, and thirty-seven members
elect of the Legislature-all Republi-
cans-refused certificates. All this
"under the Constitution and statutes" +"
1t appears that the liability to error
in the making up of official returns was
just 1873 times greater this year than in
previous years under the same Consti-
tuition and statutes. 1t appears further
that these technical defects were de-
velOped uniformly in Republican towns.
1t is not in evidence that any Democrats
properly elected to seats in the Legisla-
ture were denied certificates, because
II the misspelling Of Selectman's
name or the sealing of a package Of
ballots at the wrong end.
Gov. Garcelon and his Council, who
have had the boldness to put this nefa-
rious business through, can not mvstify
the public mind with long statements
of details, or cover up the real nature
of their crime with special pleading.
They have undertaken to overthrow the
will of the people, as expressed at the
polls. That, under the popular system
of government, is revolution.
Whether the Republicans shall per-
nit the scheme to be consummated is
the next thing to be considered. We
observe by the latest dispatches that the
feeling In favor of forcible resistance
is rapidly growing. At an indignation
meeting last night resolutions were
adopted requesting the legally elected
members Of the Legislature to meet and
organize, and pledging them whatever
support might be necessary from the
Republicans of the State. Some of the
thoughtful members Of the Democratic
party are urging compliance with the
proposition Of Hon. Lott M. Morrill,, of
Vermont, to submit all matters in dis
pute to the Supreme Court Of the State,
and thus advoid possible anarchy and
bloodshed, but the hot headed Bourbons
and Fusionists are for playing the game
out. We shall probably hearmore from
Maine. - Gin. Gazette.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01
Kennedv,s Case

Frank Kennedy, arrested by detect
i've Norris at South Charleston, several
months ago, having been found guilty
of robbery at Vincennes, Ind, was
sentenced Friday. A special from
that place says: "Frank Kennedy,
the young man arrested at his home in
South Charleston, Ohio, last summer,
and brought here, for robbing farmer
in the county Of 81 900, ten years ago,
was tried on Nov. l1th. Sentence was
passed on him this afternoon, which is
so days in the County Jail, to date from
the day of his trial. The light sem
tence is due to the fact that he was un-
der age at the time of the theft Henry
Decker, of DeckertOwn, one of the
heirs to whom the money belonged,
has begun suit for the possession of
Kennedy's property in Ohio. ."-Sprtag-
field Ohio Republican.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01

1t is a qualification to learn that even
members of Congress are ready to con-
cOde the necessity of making the pres
ent session short one. A Washington
special in to-day's Cincinnati CONNER
ctGL says that it is learned that the two
Appropriation Committees are in ac-
cord as to the necessity and expediency
of passing all the appropriations bills
at the very earliest day possible, and
thus securing a speedy adjournment.
A few days ago the Democratic mem
bers of the Senate Committee on Ap.
preparations united in letter to their
Democratic colleagues, setting forth
the fact that the Democrats now hav-
ing a majority of the two houses of
Congress, they would be held RESPONSE
BILE for the duration of the session and
for whatever legislation was enacted:
that in the opinion of the Senate mem
bers of the committee, wisdom and
prudence would dictate the speedy re-
porting of the appropriation bills, and
their prompt passage through the two
branches. The Senate members indi-
Gated their great desire to cooperate
by all means in their power for the ac-
cOmplishment of this end.- Columbus
Dispatch,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01
The Rest Is she Cheapest.

Be it known to the good people of
Fayette Co. that we, the undersigned,
keep for sale at our drugstore in Wash
ington G. H., that old established and re-
liable remedy-Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry, and knowing that its great pop
ularitv is the natural result of honest
merit alone, and not on account Of wide
spread advertisements, we do most cor
daily recommend it as one of the very
best remedies known for cure of Colds,
Coughs, Consumption, Asthmaand Lung
diseases. Wistar's Balsam is put up in
large pint bottles, and the price is $l.OO.
"a word to the wise is sufficient" If
you continue to suffer and die, it is your
own fault. Very Respectfully.
BROWN BROTHERS,
asy1 Wholesale Agents.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01

Miss Lille G. Darst, editor of the
Circleville Herald, and candidate for a
clerkship in the Ohio Senate, makes the
following fair proposition:
In answer to various unfounded ru-
mors and inquiries which have reached
her from various quarters, the editor OF
the Herald desires to say that she is
still candidate for engrossfng clerk OF
the Ohio Senate, and thar she desires tO
hold the votes and influence so hand
somely promised her for that place. If,
however, on the assembling of the Sem
ate, that body sees fit to differently ar
range and to give her some other posi-
ton instead, she viii abide by their
decision, and earnestly endeaVor to fill
the measure of duties allotted her,
whatever they may be.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01
WThis is WhyI Know IT.

Chow is your father getting along
row?P was asked the little daughter Of
a man formerly a poor inebriate, but
who, some months before, had been in-
duced TO sign the pledge.
''He is getting along very well" " was
the reply.
''Has he Kept the pledge?"
"Oh, yes" she ioyfulIy said.
Are you sure he hasa"
eyes, sir; am quito sure"
Chow is it that you are so positive on
this?"
"Why," said she, and her face was
radiant with joy, she never abuses my
mother any more; we have always
plenty to eat, and he never takes off his
Shoes to pawn them for drink now.
This is why l know it."
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01

Has the words "Stock Plan" printed
upon the face of all its policies strictly
according to law, by which it is absO-
lutely impossible for it to make an as
sessment even if it desired to. Com
petition is always honorable and legiti-
mate, lying is equally despicable and
the liar is a fraud. Any agent laying
claim to any honor or integrity cannot
represent that any holder of policy in
the Ohio Farmers either may be or ever
has been assessed. Amy such represen-
tatlon by any one is at the expense Of
truth, and is utterly dishonest and false.
The most eminent lawyers in the State,
and ablest Insurance Commissioners
the State has had have pronounced Of
the company that, 'sThe insured are not
liable to assesment." G. s. LeBaron,
agent, at Merchants and Farm ers'
Bank.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01
Additional Judge Wanted.

An effort is being made to secure an
additional judge for this gub-divisiOn,
composing the counties of Ross, Fayette
and Highland. The members of the
Fayette Bar held a meeting last week,
passed appropriate resolutions and ap-
pointed committees to act in concert
with the Bar of the'other counties, and
to present. the necessity for such add
tiOnal Judge to the incoming Legisla-
ture. An informal meeting of the Ross
County Bar was held In the Court House
last Monday but was adjourned subject
to the call of the Chairman when moro
general attendance Of the attorneys ceh
be had. Litigants and lawyers alike
agree upon the necessity Of hay1g an
additional Judge, as the cases now be-
fore the Court are entirely too numsr-
Gus for Judges Steele and Minshall to
dispose Of. The dockets in Ross and
Fayette are said to be almost year he
hind. The District Court duties re-
quired Of our Common Pleas Judges Oc-
cupy great deal of their time. and the
public interests require another Judge
for this subdivision. .--C Chillicothe Gazette.
A movement is on foot to petition the
Legislature to enact law authorizing
another Judge for the Common Pleas
Court, in this Judicial District. A COM
mittee has been appointed by the Cbil-
licothe Bar with Judge Vanmeter as
Chairman, to present the matter to the
Bar for determination. The committee
has not yet reported. The rapidly ae-
cumulating business in three counties,
and especially the criminal business in
Highland, requires extra help. The
business is too much for two men. This
county alone furnishes business enough
for one man, the docket now being
about one year behind. An effort will
be made to get bill passed and hold the
election next Spring, when local officers
are elected. This will avoid extra ex-
pense.--C CbiIJtcothe Adoertiser.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01
stem ~ Stan.

AT the beginning it is pronounced
delicious" and sweeter and sweeter it
seems to grow as the sugar at the bot
tom is reached. Even further on, there
are many who stand ready to cry,
''Have little more," who know full
well the sorrow a little more, and lit
tie more brings. But when the sorrow
comes, and appetite satisfied, says, ono
more, thank you, and with every faeul-
ty stupefed the drinker lies a wreck,
then, "Shame on those who drink, is
cried. Would that it might be realized
that can ounce of prevention is better
than pound of cure"
Greatness of any kind has no greater
foe than the habit of drinking.-Str
Walter Scott.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01
Tae.r Z ~ perarce Eledge.
BY FBEY E. EExFoaD.

BY RBEN E. RExFoaD
was walking past the c9rner
o busy eJy street,
We saw two J0yish comrades
Ol tie snowy pavement meet.
/ had of5en paused to vat3l them,
stIev passed me, daY by day,
3h3is pleasant fec Won me,
Is s1eT came &rd WCL. .-.er way. .t
"rheT are manly rttle fe lcas,"
C.ten to mysel, sale
AnC / hcped their feet W JUld follow
Wrtre the best and traVe3t tread.
i, ,ev lsC .orec1 upo1 the pavement,
Ile. 4 - in9 ll5l. Vss cast
& IN ,a.'v p2llt WincOw,
C'e- tle people as ehey pass3c
Often SRA ms OF merry music
FlOated out upon tne air,
Ii e the voice Of Ofsi-els uring
lien to sorrow and despair.
Bel wee coming, men were going,
Ever through the fatal door,
D ting on s1e tide ofIuin,
20 the rocks upon th2 shore.
"oh God grant these boys steer safely
Pfst TIE roc-.g where danger is"
Said IS i stood a1C watched them,
"Save them i-OLI late Like his
For tuss sslen the dco- was opepcd,
And young man staggered out,
And his ribald, drunken iaugh-sr
Woke the echoes all a. 9ut.
Al tne traces o. bis manhood
Drink haQ -iVen rom MS ACE,
Ar lead tle bitter story
o. his uin I'D disgrace.
He went staggering ;Icm the doorway,
Where they sold tl those who'd buy,
Shame { nd sorrow, woe end ruin,
Measured oIt Wi.h0us = s!g1.
Long the two bows stood and watched him
Then one G. ned and-"John,n p said he,
"Do YOU think our lives will ever
Such & sad, sad failure be|
'.No!" the other answered, proudly;
II viii tell you what I'll 90,
I will D,ed1e my WOrd o honor,
For Ell tine 70 come, with you,
That III touch not, tas:s no. liquor,
Will yOI promise me inc same2
Shall we neneeforsh stanC as brothers
In This league wishout name"
avcs III PROMISE" said the Otfe-,
Add .ley claspe1 each OtheI'E rds
Il tha6 Eerm, -raterns' friendship
Tnat the true heaIi Understands.
Cia77ed eacs o.1er's ends and promised
TIey would shan the femptir bowl,
ThG5 ToulC lead them down to iUin,
Fo. the body and .le soul.
ca you g less vhat joy il gave me
10 De witness OF .heir vow?
I - q :, QUO o.. hem EefOre it;
was g-OuCe- o. them now.
Oh. my boys, be wise! 5ecarefull
Turn away wnen tempted ss-e,
Dash aside the cUp that's offered
Swear ycul touch it neFermofe.
Seek OF God the strength hats needed.
In ter9tations holr &c brave,
Thinking that the way leads downward
AT the eld-a drunKard's grave!
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01
LIN Fancy Groceries L. w. Reahard

In Fancy Groceries L. w. Reahard
& Co, haye in stock, Dried Pitted Cher
ries, Dried Pitted Plums, choice Prunel-
las in assorted boxes, new Turkish
Prunes, English Currants, Bostizza
Currants, new and very fine; French
Imperials in BIB and 5lb tins and lob
Cartoons; Alden EVaporated Dried
Peaches, paired and impaired; Alden
Evaporated Dried Apples paired; very
choice Mince Meat, Apple Butter, Plum
Butter, Peach Butter, Jellies, Marina
ladies', Pickles in various styles, Chow
Chow, Horse Radish, London Layer
Figs, Dehesa, Viga, London Layer
Loose Muscatel, Plain Layer, Valyntia
and Seedless Raisins, at prices as low as
the lowest for the same class of goods.
Come and see. We will take pleasure
in showing you what we have. 6w3
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01

If you want to buy handsome
plain white China. zone or three-line,
Gold Band China, handsome decorated
Chira Dinner or Tea set--any number
of pieces you desire-a decorated Ma
iolica Tea or Dinner set, new and beau
tiful patterns, in Iron Stone, or G. G.
ware, call and examine L. w. Reahard
& Co.'s magnificent stock, They bought
these goods to sell again. 6wS
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01

The State Journal says that the por-
trait of Governor Bishop for the POr-
trait Room, has been completed. The
Governor is taken in a sitting posture,
with roll Of paper supposed to be a
blank pardon in his hand.-ZGnesUills
CONr-tOr.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01

Il. w. Reahard & Co have thelaEg4
est variety and best selected stock Of
plain and fancy Candies, Nuts, FrRits
and CONNECTIONS for the holiday tFade
to be found in Washington. Step in
and see. 6WS
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01

Il. W. Reahard & Co invite every
body, old and young, rich and poor,
white and black, male and female, to
call at their store and examine their
beautiful Holiday Goods and learn their
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
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