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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-14
NTEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH r. K.

~ (Pennsylvania l.. r., foot COrtlandt-
stations in New.YOrk st.. and DesOTCs5es-st.
central Il. r. VI Nj, foot Liberty Ell
LEAVE NETWORK, commencing Oct. 2, 1882.
4, via Penn r. r., 8, l. m, p. Sunday, m
For Mstawsn &C.. VIA ., X T. Of " J.. s. SIS Las,
4, p via Penn r. r. a II m, $780, p. IN. sun
days a. M.
For Red Bank, Long Branch, Grove, Asbuy Park.
Grit Point Pleasant. &C. r. r. Of n. j. 8 $40
Las, m; VIA Penn. r. L., m. II M, $3.50, p II
gan
For Lakewood Toms River, Barnega &C. via O. R. R. OF
y. J., S:l6 g. H., Lao p. III.
For Freehold G. r. r. Of j. 5. s:l5 1l:46 m, 4.
D. For KeypOrt, 3. s:l5 ll45 a. 4, 445, p
For Atlantic city: Vneland Bridgeton. SC, 1;45 p No.
H. 2. BALDWIN, J. r.. WOOD, J. F. RANDOLPH,
c. p. A, G. r. r. Of Nj G. I. A., p. r. r. sup't,
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brooAlnn pro1erto FOR Sale an1 90 fe

FOR SALE on very easy terms, tour-story
Il brick dwelling on the west site OF Columbia Hoghts
midway between Fulton Wall street Ferries overlook
bay rdnainS through TO Furmans, With ID If
story store FurmanS; lot 2jkljO snail amount O1Y
Of cash required Address F. LES TER, Tribune Office.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
10 MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST.
Via PhiladelDhia Baltimore and Washington

On and after November IL magnificent passenger trains
s SS FROM Haroad Depot foot of
except sunday ParOT car asShsd arrives Wssn
daily seepers and day coaches through to cincinns
Up ~ daily Fssf line arrives Washington s56 m; Gin
n2su 1o and pscs sH Sleeper and ana day
through to Cincinnati Louis and chicago.
Day SG9ss s 1s. Ss s0vSs y
and day coaches through 70 Cincinnati aud Ge2g
arrive from the West at $50 M $50 ~ and 1920 IN
checked to ssnaisn AZ Comg1nys u and u Broad
way and at all the Offices Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
O-staton in New York. foot OF Libertys St station in
A Commencing October 3 issS Leave New.York
CEaSk Tin4nend TamsaGa Hazleion. DrftOn Scranton.
"a n@FSr FismlnstCp Higa Bridge Branch sshossy,s
NSnticoie Upper Lehish. scranton. &c
sS is9 w AssiSTT adns hr
S45 For Eesten, Wind Gap M.nch Chunk, Tanaqua.
mFe d E:T%sop ns Bridge es@cn sSh0O
$50 p in~For somerviie, FleI,ingtons' &C
sunday trains eags at 5 m IL m for Bound Brook
UsrIfsl,ur9 and the West
For SsT.fE a el5 ~ 7l5 80 "a ESQ
$50 & $50, $50 5 5:i5 go 5;i5d 6.I5 $780, Z, 100
20 ggs, tables at stations
For sewsren and PERTH Amboy at 0, D. eIo Il;4o a M
For FfeeSol n % 3 BIS. LAB a. m, 4epm.
For Keyport at 5. = IIi zt} a NJ q so
NEW JERSEY. SOUTHEkN HALLWAY
STEAMEa LEAyhss PEE s.NR-
Common ing october 2, 1882
For Highlands. ssaOIiGhL Monmouth Beach and Long
Branch, T.. IN.
For Atlantic Highlands p. N.
Lakewood, Manchester. Toms RIVER Barnegat &c.
Las p. for Atlantic City, NinelGnd Brdgeton, 60
ok a m. for stations 70 Highlands.
l45, 4 A. D. H. for stations to Sesbright
a Ia. for stations T. SANDY Hook.
NEW-YORk AND PHILADELPHIA
~ BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOrTRENTON and PHILADELPHIA:
For Philadelphia Ninth and GIeen-sts at 745 $780, lll5,
a. m. 100 4, 43O $50, T. y p. m. On SUNDAY at s4s
a m 0:.0, IL For Third and Berkst11 az 745. Allo
In 30, 49,, 5:3O, p. On sunday at $40 ~. On
ForTreLton 745 030 ll;l5 q M 80 430. $780, ''oo'
j y. n On sunday S45 a. H. $50 II p. IN.
Return trains leave Philadelphia for New.YOrk
From Stations Phlls and Reading r. Ninth and Green
SITS at 1870 $780, $50, Ii M l15 $40, 40, 6A6 ~
ON sunday at $50 a m. $50, y p M: 49, oao
From Trenton 12j $40, SOB zoo 1908, ll:34 nj 2
Is, ga. 90 m. sunday. 1:25. g. ID bl5 p IN
PULLMAN PARLOR OK RS are attached 70 day trains
and : L.EEPiNG COACHES TO midnight trans from New
Connection is made Jersey city Station to and from
Brooklyn eud Erie Depot, Jersey City. - - -
Tickets for sale at OF Ibetys Nos 1913 261 40l,
944 o57 BPS broadway and the principal hotels Nos
and COurt-st and Annex Office Jevels Wharf brooklyn
y. Y Transfer Company VIII call for and check baggage
". W STEARNS. gen. supL
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DOPULAK SHORE LINE.

fSOI Ian DllOlNA- LIN
4 FOR PROYIDENCE, BOSTON AND THE EAST
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT,
Three Express trns daily SUNDAYS e1eepe Boston at
lparor attached and 10 with palace
sleeping cars Sundays at 10 IN with palace sleeping
cars. - - - -
Tickets and paOr seats seCuTed at Fifth and
Windsor Hotel ticket Offices aud Grand Oentral
I. ". FILkINs
General Passenger Agent
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Gxrur5luns
nlnslral Instruments.

AlnslraI Instruments.
DEATTY'S ORGANS, % stops, 1925 Pianos
40 1927 90. Factory running day night CatAlsxlo
free Address DANIEL " BEATTY. Warrington
4 INDEMAN & SONS, 90 Bleecker-st.-
IL several Of their Patent Cycod Pianos nearly new
aad Ia nEstcass order for sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-14

NORWICH LINE
~ Boston, Worcester Nashua, Portland and East
Inc Iron steamer -
CIlY OF WORCESTER
Without exception the boat the Sound and
the fayOlfte CITY OF \ EW-NORK,
leaves Pier No 40 North River OF Watsst next psr
above Ferry dy except Sundays at Also pm
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE CRAFTSMANSHIP ROUTE AND SHORT II,

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS ANDeoN sim.
DAY, CITATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA in
NETWORK.
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ERIE RAILWAY now known az the NEW
II YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
Arrangement OF trains from Chambers street Depot.
9 incinnau and Chicago Day cypress Drawing
room Coaches TO Buffalo and suspension Bridge.
D. Daly)-Fast It Louis Express, arriving at Buffalo
at with fast trains 10 the West aud south
west Pulmans best Drawing room Sleeping Coaches 10
Buffalo.
Z D. M (Daily)-Pacifc Express FOR the West Sleeping
Coaches through To Buffalo. Niagara Falls Cincinnati and
Chicago without change Hotel coaches through Chicago
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday. Dec. 10. 1882
lowing sales were held at tho Ex-
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MEN, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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Coaches through Buffalo Niagara Falls Cincinnati and
Chicago without change Hotel coaches through Chicago.
Rutherford and Passac D. 7:2O $3.50 $50, 1920 M IL
noon, lao B. 800 4:6O, DO 63O GlO, 80 103O ~
u midnight sundays o. $780, 1920 q. m LAO, $50 p m
Paterson s. 100. $50 $50 1920 a. m, 10 noon I:45 b
Boo 4.iO g. 5l0 53O 6:lO $50 7:l5, D. 1890 and Il
midnight sundays, t. $780, 1920 m, 145 $780, II mid
Sewsrk and Paterson via Newark GAS, $40 1870 a. H.
$40 440, 62U 6lU 73p D. ard II midnight saturday
n gh;s only. Sundays, 9:l5 Ia m, $40, 63Op
suaern, =, 800, 1870 a. m. las, 500 o, e;lO, 7l5
J. as, $50 p. N. and II midnight.
Warwick, 800 a. M, 30 =. m.
NewDurg and Cornwall 100, a. M, $50 430 p. m. snn-
Rondont and Kingeton H., $50 p NJ Sunday 8: 30 a. M
Goshen, g. 760 O. 1910 $50 $50, 4.30 z 7l5 D.
Sundays O. $50, 1920 q H., $50, p. ~.
Sundays $50, 1920 a. H. $50 D. The a. and 4:SO
D. m. trains with Midland Railroad at Main-st.
Port Jervls 100, 8. 1920 1850 g. = 7l5 sun
days $50, LOGO a. M, D, $50 ana p. N
Boats leave 25dt quarter Of and quarter aer each hour
5.46 10 S:45 p. and at lOi5 anC ll:i5
FOR passage ami fO apartments IA DRAWN and
Sleeping Coaches De obtained and orders for the
26l 40l or 901 Broadway, 1877 Westst, n. Y, No.
COurt-st., Brooklyn. or at tho Ompa1ys DepOts.
Emigrant Agency No Battery place
Express trains from the West arrive In New York ct 1925
and 20 an and 1910 p IN.
JNO. n ABBOTT Genl Pass'r Agent New.YOrk
NOR CHEkN RAILROAD OF JERSEY
~ EnglewOOd ClOsts Piermont Nyack
7, 500 10 a. m = 4, 4:50 $50 64U $50 p H., II mid
Manuel Spring Valley AID Monsey, 7, lOa my 400 p m
no. y. ABBOTT. GenI Pass'r Agent New.YOrk
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
4 sATONIC and NAUGATUCK RAILROADS-st steamers
CathaTine.su at ll8O 90 23d-st East
River. $40 p IN. Fare lower than BY any other route
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-27

TIE ouIllw James who has re-
Gently surrendered to the Missouri
authorities held a levee at a no ell IN
Jefferson CT Y, which was attended
By almostthe entire population, not
excepting Governor Crittenden and
wife. Such a travesty on common
decency and the supposed intelii-
gence of a community we have never
before heard of. \ red-handed MUIR
derer, one who has been an outlaw
of the country for fifteen years re-
ceivcs The plaudiis of city and lis
eading citizeus. fer it is nothing 'c's
than applause rrosti;u'cd to the
basest purposes. Arizona, wi Ii all
her crudencss and roughness today
would not be guilty of the maud in
scntimenialiiy and tacit recognition
Of robbery and murder which has
Characterized the people, the highly
civilized and refined people of JEFF
ferson City. In Arizona, James
would grace the limb of cotton
Woo tree instead of Longing in the
seat of honor at a levee at a firs'-class
hotel. He would quickly get II
chance TO be fireman in tie kitchen
of his satanic majesty's immense
hosiclry beyond the river.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-27

IN honest man in politics is too
often led TO the shambles by the
tricksters that infest the great par
ties as maggois do cheese. Nor are
these trickslers corfincd TO a single
party or TO either party. They con
stitute the third party which under
the guisc of Democrats and Rcpub-
licans work together for themselves,
using the honest old parties for the
most ncfarious purposes. They are
secret. They never have name; ,
never are known to the public as
party; never work openly. They
know each other well, their pur-
poses are one, while they stand up
before the public as the most bitter
antagonists in opposite parties. They
aFe nothing less Than political plum
dsrcr= who rob the people according
10 law 'rhey raise the cry of '-feht!"
.narles!" and make a rush, but
zoe to The pockets Of those who are
green enough to rush with them
Voc 10 The pockets OF these who are
blinded by their party zeall Those
fellows are wide awake; they want
nothing better than to see the blind
c partisanship spring up, for by
it the better are they concealed, and
by it they work and secure their OBJ
jec's; without it they are powerless;
paitisauship of the bitterest charac-
Ter is their weapon. Can any one
point to an evidence Of this name
less third party in this county?
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-27

OUR legislative ticket demends
the attention Of honest voters of both
parties. Maricopa County needs
men in the legislature the coming
term who can do something for her,
who can defend her from the incur
sions Of the clipping process that
sets off large portions of the county
into other and new counties; men
who will secure to us all the rights
and privileges that viii help us to
build up our county in prosperity
and that will all Us in getting out
of debt. Our legislators, if they he
men of sagacity, can do much for us
in that way, or if they lack push
and political tact they may sink us
still deeper into the mire and secure
nothing beneficial to us whatever.
Look well to the men for whom you
cast your votes.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-27

TIE news comes pretty directly
that Ben Morgan, a prominent Dem
octat Of Pima County, charges Hor-
ton, the Democratic can iidate for
Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
ton, with having pejured himself
in open court, and Horton has not
yet dared to deny the charge. A
splendid character. truly, 10 place at
Ike head of innocent girl an d boy
hood The people that would
place such a man in that position
deserve the ret:ibuiion that should
follow.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-27
TERRITORIAL TVyIGS.

Ton bstone is considering the ad
visibility of closing up all her sa
looms on election day.
General Crook is determined tc
bring in the renegade Indians or use
them up. He sends ont Indian
scouts alter them and holds the prin-
cipal chiefs as hostages for their re-
turn.
Railroad rumors are beginning to
float in. 1t is now said that several
charters will be asked for from tie
coming Legislature. They should be
so constructed as 10 compel compan-
panies to go to work at an early day.
The Silver King has now hosting
works of greater capacity than the
old ones and new shops and sawmill.
About 100 men are employed daily
Pinal county has 500 names on the
great register.
The mines Of Pinal and ella coun-
ties are banning out we'll so far as
news are concerned. Many really
gooi mines are being Developed.
Ex-Governor Stanford Is organic
ing a company with a view to en-
gaging in mining operations in Pinal
county. Governor Stafford is a gen
tIeman of means, ability, influ, nee
and experience, and can do much to-
ward bringing out the splendid min
ing resources of this section. =. Mr..
John Kron shipped about three
thousand pounds of ore from the Or
ozaba mine, Casa Grande district
this week. 1t was selected and win
run very high. The Jessie Ben on
shipped two more bars of silv bull
lion this week, worth about $4,000.
The Jessie Benton is coming to the
front.-F'l0rence Enterprise.
According TO The correspondent of
the Tombstone Rspublican Prescott
has already BEGAN down hill move
ment after little squirt the pro
pos,l of Il railroad gave it lew
ago.
A Tombstone exchange says: Last
evening careless looking indivId-
nal entered the Boca saloon, on AL
len street and asked for a dri ink. He
luaffed his beverage and the bar
keeper stood by waiting for pay
neni. The careless looking indi-
gidual plunged his hand into his
pocket and brought forth a pretty |
we'll developed rattlesnake. which he
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-27

By "a special to the HERALD we
learn that number of prisoners
nine in all, escaped from the Jail in
Tucson last evening. A dispatch to
Sheriff Orme came from Sheriff
Paul, of Pima county, asking that
no expense be spared to secure the
escapes. Among them are several
who await trial for murder and rob
berry Strange characters should be
carefully scrutirized to the end that
should it be required, minute de
scriptions may be given which may
.e-vc to direct the officers in the
search.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-27

Do you know what these are, my
child? They root in the ground and
sleep IN the mud. Oh, see how black
and dirty they are! They spoil the
farmers wheat. They would dirty
your hands if you should touch
them. No, they are not patriots;
they are Eot honest; they are not
good for anything except to kill.
They are politicians, my child.
The one in front is called RepuJli-
can, the one behind is named Dem
ocrat. Two hogs with but a single
thought: 10 wallow il dirt, and
shame, and slime.-[Truth.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-27

TRAIN a youth up in the way he
should go and in manhood he viii
not depart from IT, is an old saying.
It strikes US that if the adage be
true there arc politicians am ong US
whose political parentagc is Of
doubtful character and from whom
Sonny received mighty little at
fention. At least the display Of pol
i;ical virtue seems 20 be at a very
low ebb, and the mad and filth of
the bottom of the pool becomes visi-
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-27

LET not the Democratic brethren
deceive themselves with regard 10
the Republican ticket in This county.
though az present there is 70 candi-
date on that ticket for the Office of
Sheriff, and for aught we know may
be none, the remainder of the ticket
will make a strong and honorable
fight for the several Offices for which
we have candidates. The men whose
names appear On the Republican
ticket are 1rst-cla5s men for the sew
eral positions ard the people will
not overlook that fact at the polls.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-27

TIE Democratic candidate for Su-
perintendent of Public Instruction
has put himself before the pull lie as
a violaior of The law in sending a
challenge to fight a duel. Our tcle-
graphic dispa ,ches this morning
give the particulars of his attempt
to become a party in a duel. The
gentleman may show that he is mad
and that his grit is up, but he also
sets tie example to those whose in
struction he would lead and direct
that the law of the land should re-
ce1ve no respect from her people and
may b. trampled upon with impun-
ity. Parents, is this the man whom
you would have direct YOUR children
IN education?
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-27

THE Hon. A L. Davis whom we
have had tie pleasure of meeting for
the first time, impresses US as a gen
tlcman who Will fill the office of
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton, if elected, with honor to the
party that has nominated him and
with the dignity and scholarly qral-
tiles that should grace the head of
tho public school system of the Ter
rltory. Arizona will have no occa-
sion to regret or feel slammed that
she has put her grandest privilege,
the free education of her youths,
into the hands of the H n. A. F.
Davis.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-27

A GRAND Republican rally oc-
currred at Tombstone last night
which proved TO any one with ha.
an eye that Judge Porter will com
mand the voc of Cochise in the en-
suing election. The Judge is " ork :
ing everywhere and indefaiigably
and that success will come there is
no doubt.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-27
Proposals for Flour.
Headquarters Department of Arizona,
Office of The Chief Commis airy of Sub
sstance. Whiop.e Barracks,

Office of The Chief Comm;s airy of Sub :
s:stance. Whiop.e Barracks,
PRESCOTT, A. t., Sept. %. 1889
SEALED PRoPoS AIS. in tr- plicate
subject to the usual conditions, will
recei ed a this Office and ut he Offices o.
the Acting Assistant Commissaries OF
Subsistence, at the following named posts
until IL o'clock noon, Monday, October
23 1882 at which time and plac they will
b Opened in the presenc of bidders, faI
fGrnishing and delivery of Flour, as iol
lows:
Frt Apache. A. T., 10000 lbs; Fort
r., so 600 los; Fort Hudchuca, A. T., 40.
000 lbs Fort Lowell, A. r.. 25 GOO b.
For: Mcdowell, A. T.. "25, coo lbs; For
Thomas, A. T., $4,000 lb-; Fort Verde, a
r., 25, 600 lbs; Camp Prince, A. r. 25 90
lbs: Whipple Barracks. A. T., 40.O0
Proposal must be accom- a 1 by
bond with two su et:cs in the sum
81, 900 each. and in accordance with thu
MED by such a bond, will not be consider
ed Tho RICH. TO diminish the amour tc
be purch ased at the respective rosts i
reserved by the Government; and, W II
the consent of the bidder 10 whom al
award is made. it m y be in cr -ased. De
livery of one half the amount avn rded
win be required within foriy-five days
and the balance within ninety days ate
notification o award. No bid will be
cnt. rtained. unless samples be furnished
which shoald net he of lie s weight Than
pounds. so marked as to be asily inc en-
titled. and should rach this Office on or be-
fore he date flr opeuing bids. A stand
ard sample o. fl ur, of the ora ity this ad-
verrisement contrmplates Will he furnish
ei bidders on application, which applica-
ton should be made at the earliest prac i.
bile date. The Government reserves the
right to reject any or n proposals.
Blank proposa ais. bonds and fu | infor-
nation as to the mann of bidding, con
ditions 70 be observed by bidde-s, and
terms of cortra~t and payment will tie
furnished on application to this olfic or to
tile Commissaries of the 20 t..
Envelopes containing proposals should
be marked; Proposals for Flour at
- and addressed to the undersigned or
to the Commissary at the Post,
CHAS, 2. EAGAN,
s304w Capt. aud C. s., U 5. A.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-27
THE DUELLO.
Thunder AgnTn but no Blood
Special 20 the HERALD.

Special 20 the HERALD
Tucson, Oct. 24.-About a week
ago Mr.. Benz. Morgan, of Berkeley
California, circulated in this Terri
tory derogatory pamphlet, regard
ing Mr. NJ. B. Horton, Democratic
candidate for Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction. Morgan arrived
here on Sunday morSing' and it was
believed Chat a hostile encounter
on the street with Hortol was immi-
nent. Rumors had been circulated
that Horton would shoot him on
sight, and also that Morgan would
shoot Horton on sight, neither OF
which Occurred, but later in The day,
acting on the impression that Nor
gan meant TO fight, Horton sent him
challenge to hostile meeting in So
nora which was declined. Morgan
then accepted challenge to fighi
here, but after permitting his Sec
onds to partly arrange preliminarles,
he packed enLlrelY out.
More Felons Escape.
Special to the Herald
Tucson, Oct. % The Jail was
broken open this evening at 6 o'clock
and nine of the prisoners escaped.
Among the number are several fel-
ops.
Gen. 1IcDOweII's Successor.
WASHINGTON, Oct 23-Army Of
ncers here thiuk General Pope will
succeed Mcdowell us Major Gen
eral.
Chimes in British Columbia.
New YORK, 0 t. pa Toronto
special says that the importation of
several thousand Chinese into Brit
ish Columbia has aroused much feel
ing among the Trades Union, which
has PASSED resolutions strongly cen
of the Chinamen's being
the countenance of the Gov
ernment or It's contractors. and urg-
ing the prohibition or restriction of
Chinese immigration.
Colorado Republicans.
New YORK, Oct. pa Washing
ton special says that DR. Bliss, re-
Gently returned from the West, says
that the split Republican ranks in
Colorado is similar to that in Penn
sN lvania and New York. The Dem
)crats VIII carry the State. Secre-
tary Teller, who started last night |
for Colorado to tlke partin the fight,
believes That the Republican tickle.
Will &C elected.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-27

WE learn from the Sen incl that
the Blythe Sugar Company of the
Lerdo Colony on the Colorado bot
toms, have erected a number of
buildings of substantial character at
heir plantations and are preparing
to put out a large crop of cane the
coming spring. Our valley offers
fine inducements to an enterprising
firm or company in the same line
No better climate or soil for cotton
and sugar than the SAT- River Val
'ey. We want men that will take
hold of it.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-27

rnE Democratic leaders can tel
of-no reason why the people should
not vote the Republican ticket, but
they are exceedingly busy trying TO
expltin why they s4yuzd vote the
Democratic ticket. 1t takes an ar.
gilment and numerous excuses to
make the latter point clear.