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Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-12-22

construction of shipsto the amount
of the duty on the same and relieves
shipping from certain tonnage dues,
etc. The minority report is signed
by Senator Vest and Representatives
McLane and Cox. They hold that
the decline of shipping is mainly
due to the fact that our people are
more profitably engaged in other
business. They concur, however,
with the measures recommended by
the majority and suggest the further
admi ssion free of duty of all mater
ials finlshed and perfected and ready
to be put together in ships and the
free admission 10 American registry
of ships built abroad.
The British Cabinet.
LONDON, Dec. 16.-The changes in
the Cabinet are now completed. The
following named ministers have ia
ken the oath before the Queen in
council to-day: Losd Derby, Score
tary of State for the colonies; Lord
Kimberly, Secretary of State for In
dia; Lord Harrington, Secretary of
State for War; Right Honorable
Hugh G. Childers, Chancellor of the
ExcLe qurr.
Condensed kilograms.
The Pacific Mail Company has
paid for five new steamers from their
earnings during the past eighteen
months, and have red iced their float
ing debt to about 500 600.
Lulu Iugraham, the little six year
old daughter of James Ingraham,
was run over Friday evening by one
IF the dummies on California street,
San Francisco The wheels passed
over both of her legs mangling them.
One limb has been amputated and
the child is in a very critical coIdi
ton No blam3 il attached to the
engineer.
Four of the men arrested for out
raging Emma Bond have have taken
a change of venue to Montgomery
COUNTY. 1t is thought Miss Bond
will not live I'LL the April trial.
The editor of the Wall Street Ne,os
was arrested at the instance of the
Denver and Rio Grande railway
company, charge with circulating
false rumors about the stock issued.
The President has nominated Colo
mel Robert Murray, surgeon, to be
Colonel and Assistant Surgeon Gen
eral of the..United States army,
The Hall block, Toledo, Ohio, the
finest business block in the city,
burnt Friday morning. The total
loss is estimated at S65O,O00; insur-
ance, $4,000
A man walked into the jewellery
store of P. Miles in Cleaveland, Fri
day, and while Mi es was repriring
a watch for him picked up and con-
ceaIed a tray full of unset jewels,
valued at 10000
The report of the commission
which recently examined the New
Yo kpost-office says, all details being
considered, that tie service of that
office is nearer perfection than in
any other city in this country.
Patrick Joyce, Miles Joyce and
Patric Casey, he three men convic-
ted of participation in the murder OF
the Joyce family at Mayamstrum,
Ireland, were hanged in Jail there at
s o'clock Friday morning.
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Unless it had great merit Parker's
Ginger Tonic co I'D not be so popu-
lar. Its sale has spread remarkably
everywhere, because lnvalids find it
gives them new life and visor when
other me licines fail entirely Ohio
Farmer. dim
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-12-22

The dairymcn in convention, in
San francisco, arc clamoring for
law requiring manufacturers of oleo-
margarine to label their product.
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when Laaie. are attractive.

All ladies know their faces are
most attractive when free frompim
pies. Parker's Ginger Tonic is pop
ular among them because it banishcs
impurities from bl ,od and skin and
makes the face glow with health. DIN
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-12-22

TIE Secretary of the interior has
decided to locate school for the
education of the Indian youth at
Lawrence, Kansas.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-12-22

The Vermont legislature will pass
q bill which provides for all state cx-
penscs by taxing corporations.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-12-22

THE number of slaves in Brazil in
1878 was 333, 20l; the number now is
less than 150 600.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-12-22

HUNGARY is endeavorisg to re-
strict emigration to America.
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JEWS can not hold laneed property
in Russia.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-12-22

AN attempt at suicide is made
felony in New York.
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CHAs. H. CHAMBERLAIN. is nomi-
mated as receiver of public moneys at
San Francisco.
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THE Union Pacific has a clear
profit of seventeen million dollars
L. 1902
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-12-22

kERAL of our exchanges Thick
-legis AZURE ought to establish
county Courts.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice.
For Sale or Rent.
For S lie.

The office building and lot occupied by
Whar on u ook. Apply to
o6tf j. e. WHARTON
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partisan matter. The affairs of a
are considered as they af-
advancement Of the two
81 parties now SO evenly bal
without consulting the welfare
80 Inhabitants as of first import
ance. Congress IS dividing, politi
cslly, on the admission OF Dakota
Republicans for and Democrats
against admission.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-12-22

THE Canadian Pacific railroad has
capital stock of slOo,OOO,OOO.
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Territory of Arizona,
1

On his - day of September, 1882, be-
fore me, j. j Wingar. notary II bic n
and for The County OF Maiicopa. persnnall,
appeared Mariana Priest. a married wo-
man, wife Of. T. Priest. known to me TO
be the same person whose name Is sub
scrlb to he foregoing d claratipn of
Sole Trad ship, as a party thereto, and
who, aft>r bel by me first made ac-
qnainted with the contents of 81 d INST u
ment upon an nm, alton sepa ate and
a art from and wi hout the hel ing of her
said husband, duly acknow led ged to ne
that she exc It'd the me freely and vol
I'm arl y for tn uses and Purposes therein
mentionc without fear or compulsi, n or
undue influence on the part of her said
husband. and at she does not wish to
trait the same.
In wItnrss whereof l have herepnto set
- my hand and affixed my official
LIS. Sseal the day and year in this GER
- Iiicate first above written.
j. j WING R. Notary Public
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IT is an unfortunate condition of
af,irs when Territories are admitted
or refused admission as states as a
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-12-22

PARIS, Dec. 18-At a meeting of
the Geographical Society yesterday
NJ. De Lesscps promise that the
Panama Canal viii be ready to BE
opened IN 1898.
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Rites of Postage

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-Bingham,
Of Pennsylvania, delivered speech
on the subject of the reduction of the
RITE in postage. Regan, of Texas
entered a protest against the reduc-
tion of the rate of postage. He be-
lieved postal cards furnished all the
facilities for cheap postage. With
out closing the general debate the
committee rose, asbill was then intro
duced providing for forwarding let
tiers on which postage was uapaid
or underpaid and referred as also a
bill authorizing the President to
place Robert Sma.ls on the retired
list of the II IVY.
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Dorsey and GarneId.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1S.-The World
publishes a portion of a correspond
ence of President Garfield with Sena-
torDorsey at the time of the election in
1880. which affords specific proof of
the warm cordially which existed
between them and led them into the
mosticonfldential intercourse. These
letters sdefeat the attempts which
have been made to refuie the state
ments made in Dorsey's recent Star
Route card on the ground that his
persis' ent association of Garfield with
himself was impudent and and IN
warranted. 1t is plain tn Garfield
sought and solicited his council ard
helm
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Notice Of Sole TradGrShiD.

~ Office IS H@RnpY &EVE7
~ that l. Mari ma Priest, of Tempe,
in Mari pa Cnun V, A-zn erritor a
married woman. wifi of j. T. rest do in
tend and will FRI m and ter tn d,te
cary on and an act, business undei nv
own name an d on ny own account TIL 7
said business sha l consi-t 0 stock raj ing.
The cultivation of fruit. ha,, gram vege-
tables and neral farming bu> inc s:
that the whole amount of IN my invest
ed in said business does not exceed the
sum of 5000 and from and After This date
l will be individual re- Don ible in my
own name for all debts ontracted by me-
on account of said business
MARIANA PR esq
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RussrA's debt is 81, 7e5, 600, GOO.
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The Black stills

DEADwooD, d. T., Dec. 1S-James
Haydn Gilmore was hanged Friday
for the murder of Bicent: Ortiz, in
inc, 1879. Gilmore died game
This is the first legal execution in
the Black Hills.
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Looking for lands

BosToN, Dec. 16-The agent of the
Duke Of Sutherlond, now in this
country and in company with the
land agent of the Atchison. Topeka
and Santa Fe Rtilroad, will inspect
the company's lands in Kansas, Arr
zona and some lands offered for sale
in Chihuahua, on the line of the
Mexican Central road.
American shipping.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-A bill re-
ported yesterday by the committee on
the decline of shipping, provides for
a drawback on material used in the
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Death of Lieut.. Jordan

WHTPPLE BARRACKS, A. T., Dec.
15-Lieutenant Jordan, Third Cav
airy, while hunting on the Mongollon
mountains, left his tent during the
night of December nth. AT noon on
the 18th he was found dead, about
seven miles from camp. 1t thought
that in temporary alteration,
caused by intense physical pain, the
result of indigestion, he wandered
from his camp, and from the appear
ance of the body it is believed he
died of exhaustion and exposure
within a few hours His remains
are now at Whipple Barrac s, where
they will be buried with Masonic
AID military honors at II A. NJ. on the
17tn inst
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CoNsTlPATTQN.

TUFTS PILL are especially
adapted to such cases, one q ose eff.
fects such a change OF feeling as to
1stOnish the sufferer.
They Increase the Appetite, and cause
the body to Take on Flesh, tus TIE SIS
tenn Is nourishe6,s and by their Tonic
Action On the Digestive Organs, Reg
MAR Stools are produced. Price - cents.
x st. N.
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The Next House.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S-Hou Ed
ward Mcpherson has prepared list
of Representatives elect, rs follows
Democrats 191. Repuhl cans 119, In
dependents 5, GreenbAckers, 2 Re
adjusters 6. According to this CLASH
fieation the Democrats have a ma
ioritY of 50 over all others.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-16
A CHICAGO PANIC.
An Exciting Nay o Chaage-Heavy
Failures, AnA Mere % COue.

An Exciting Nay o Chaage-Heavy
Failures, aaA Msre - Ce.ae.
CHICAGO. February M-There vas very
active trading on Change, to-day, and the
condition afforded was simply panicky.
Wheat declined heavily, the CLOSING being
4@5c below yesterday. the lowest price for
day, being &c below yesterdays highest.
Corn was about &C lower, oats fc of, and
provisions were indescribably irregular.
with decline during the day OF $l.s5 on
pork and 60c ON lard. There has not been
so exciting aday on Change for over year.
The chief cause OF the panic was the
announcement of the failure Of II. o.
Kenyor & Co., q commission firm which has
q very extended trade. The extent OF the
failure cannot be ascertained as yet, but il
has captured large number of operators,
and Is doubtless for heavy amount
r. w. Fisher. dealer In oats, has also
suspended, with liabilities about $9o,O0o.
There is good deal OF uncertainty as TO
the amount involved in Kenyor's failure,
even among members OF the firm. One OF
them says country customers, who were
are expected to come in shortly, and that
the firm will then resume. Another mem.
Der is quoted as saying the failure will pro-
baby involve aquarter OF amiilion dollars,
and they cannot continue business. The
deals werc chiefly in wheat, but there
were some in corn and few in provisions.
Mr.. Kenyon himself is absent from the city.
The uncertainty as TO the amount involved
arises from q lack Of information about the
price at which the deals were closed out by
Kenyon 4 Co, and their friends have been
persistent bulls on the market They failed
once before some years age.
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NEW YORK.

Financial Matters at the Metropolis.
NEw YoRK, February l5.-The feeling. in
and it would & isl hs5spf5ellsxd rbsqshs % u See
short interest made to rally the market.
Constitutional bulls were much dis
couraged yesterday, and good deal OF long
stock was thrown over board. some
took the ground that fresh liquidations
had set in, while others said the decline in
grain and cotton was depressing stocks and
would continue TO hurt the market
The reports of foreign troubles, circulated
yesterday, appear TO be unfounded, one OF
the foreign bankers had favorable news:
On the contrary, they said American gold
arriving at London had produced good
effect. Money was easy. and the settlement
to-day would be made without difficulty.
A London house bought considerable
Erie in this market yesterday. German
houses reported nothing doing In stocks,
but said Amsterdam was buying bonds.
Sage is selling ninety day calls on
Western Union at SIC.
II is reported that the Union Pacific Com
pany has signified its willingness 10 con-
solidate with the Central Pacific on basis
Of 81 Is 70 81 90, and there are intimations
that both the Central and Union Pacific are
being manipulated 10 bring about satisiac'
tory condfspGslpr this consolidation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-16
GRAND OPERA.
A Successful Debutante at Cincinnati
Iafti ta Sing SATURDAY. and Monday

CINCINNATI, February l5.-To-night was
a notable one in the Opera Festival, on ac-
count of the appearance of Mile. Dorani
Miss Dora Hennings, of Cleveland), pu-
pill of the College of Music, as "Leonora,
in Beethovens opera OF Fldello.
1t had been planned to
keep her real name secret until tonight
but mnch to her surprise the secret was
revealed in one of the Cincinnati papers,
two weeks ago. She was then with
the Mapleson company, rehearsing'
and has sung in role before
tonight once in Chicago and once i'll st:
Louis. She was greeted with a splendid
house of fashionable people, and was warm
ly greeted when she appeared. Her dress
was that of page, in which character she
appeared throughout the Opera.
At the beginning her voice, though not
weak, suffered from tendency to vibrate
which must have come from nervousness,
as it soon disappeared. She sang with the
ease of an adept and was apparently
wholly free from embarrassment. At the
first quartet. she with the others
were enthusiastically applauded, and an
encore was granted. During the evening
she was, at three different times, called be-
fore tho curtain and almost buried in how-
ers. The applause was gratifying and the
general Judgment was favorable. The en-
tire presentation of the opera was greatly
enjoyed.
Reports tonight from Patti show that
she cannot sing tomorrow as advertised
but it is now arranged that she shall sing
Saturday and Monday nights.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-16
RAILROAD MATTERS.
Oncers Elected.


CINCINNATI, February ia NEE ting OF
the stockholders of the Marietta and Gin
cinnati Railroad Company was held here
today and elected directors as follows:
John Woddle Robt. Garrett, II. c. Smith,
VIM. +. Burns, W. W. Scarborough. J. d..
Lehmer. X. NJ Bishop. Geo. Hoadly, W. +.
Mctlintock. VIM. Woddle, W. b. Loomis,
Theo. Cook, w. w. Peabody. The direc.
tors organized at o'clock. electing John
Woddle. President; c. +. Low, Secretary,
and VIM. +. Jones, Registrar.
The Cincinnati and Baltfmere.
At meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Cincinnati and baltimore Railroad Com.
pany, the following were elected direc tors:
W. r. McClintock, Robt. Garrett, John
Woddle, W. W. Peabody. r. A. Holden,
Geo. Hoadly and b. S. Cunningham. The
Board organized by the election Of w. T..
McClintock, President; G. +. Low, Secre-
tary, and W. L. Jones, Registrar.
New Road Commenced.
SAN FRANCISCO, February l5.-Ground
was broken at Mojave. yesterday, on that
section of the Atlantic and Pacific railroad
to be built by the Southern Pacific, from
Mojaye to Needles, on the Colorado river.
A large force OF Cinnamon are on the
ground, and an abundance OF material on
hand and en- route.
All Ready Fer = Transfer.
MILWAUKEE, February l5.-The bill TO
legalze the transfer OF the Chicago Port
age and Superior Railroad to the Chicago,
Minneapolis and Omaha road passed the
Wisconsin Assembly this evening, and
now only awaits the signature OF the Gov
ernor, the bill having already passed the
State Senate.
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POOR SATElD0.
The Las. Sad and solemn Rite

WAsHINGTos, February 15.-The funeral
OF A. NJ. Sateldo, Jr., took place this after
noon, from his late residence, on Iowa Cir
Gle. Every available space in the lower
part of the house was occupied, and many
were compelled TO remain outside. Many
costly and beautiful floral emblems were
appropriately arranged above the casket
A large column and cross, from the Balti-
more american, with which journal Sateldo
was formerly connected, attracted special
notice.
Besides the professional associates OF Sa-
teldo, nearly every Washington bureau
being represented, there were number of
representatives of Congress and other
prominent government officials present.
The following gentlemen acted as pail
bearers: F. c. Beckford, New York Tribus:
Harry p Goodwin, Washington Star; VIM.
c. Mcbride. Cincinnati Enquirer: Raaf Wal
ter Allen, Boston AdrertiSer; Gen. II. V.
Boynton, Cincinnati Gazette; P. V. Degraw,
New York Associated Press; Col. l.. Q.
Washington, New Orleans Picdyune, and
Major John NJ. Carson, formerly of the
New York Times.
The services were conducted by Rev.
Father Hughes, and the remains were de-
posted in the receiving vault at Mt. Olivet
cemetery. The final interment will be in
Spring Grove cemetery, Cincinnati, o.
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OUR STATE sOLONS.
A Sharp and Extended Discussion
Over the Land Laws.
Limiting the Time Of Bringing Suits to Eist
Years-The Gist Of the Arguments on
Both Sides-Ne~spaper
Advertising.
AN INTERESTING AND BUSY SESSION.
SENATE.
Morning Session.

The Senate was opened with prayer by
Rev. Joseph G. Lyle, OF the Third Presby-
terian church.
A communication from the House was
received, announcing the passage of num-
Der of bills. Mr.. Dennis, from the Com
mittee on Judiciary, reported to the Senate
several bills with the recommendation that
they pass. =.
Mr.. Newman, from the Finance Commit
tee reported fayorably several bills, inciud-
ing one for the relief of Hugh Evans, late
sheriff of Taylor county.
Mr.. Donehoo, from the Committee on
Education, reported with recommendation
a bill to amend and re-enact section OF
chapter l39 of the acts of 1869, entitled,
Gan act creating q school district within
the town of Phillippi."
Mr.. Ewin, from the Committee on Coun.
ties and Municipal Corporations, reported
House bill No. 2l3, "a bill 70
incorporate the city of Benwood, in the
county of Marshall" recommending It's
passage. 80,
Mr.. Dennis introduced several bills
amending various sections of the Code,
which were referred to the Committee on
Judiciary.
Senate bill No. 90 apportioning repre-
sentation in the Senate and House OF Dele
gates of this State, coming up on a second
reading, Mr.. Smith moved to refer the bill
to the Committee on Judiciary, but the
motion did not prevail.
On motion of Mr.. Dennis the bill was
made the special order for Thursday, Febru-
ary 23d, at 1880 M.
A number OF bills on second reading
came up in their regular order and were
passed to third reading.
The Senate then took recess.
Afternoon Session.
The Senate reassembled; the considera.
Grafton of bills on first and second read
ing was resumed which occupied greater
part OF the afternoon session.
Mr. Dennis, from the committee on Ju-
dietary, reported back Senate bill No. 2l3,
amending chapter 16l of the code, recon-
mending its passage, with amendment pro-
posed by the committee.
Mr.. Roberts introduced bill amending
the act of 1877 authorizing the formation
of corporations for the purpose OF CON
structing booms or dams for the purp ose
of stopping and securing boats, RATS logs,
masts, slaves, ties, spars and other timber
in certain counties in this State, as amend
ed by the acts passed in 'Sl-'S2.
Mr.. Brown introduceda joint resolution
to the effect that the present adjourned
session of the legislature do adjourn on
March fourth proximo sine de.
Under the rules the resolution was or
derea to lay over one day.
The Senate then adjourned.
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no,s .,d sueee..fsI RssSery.

DETROIT, February ia very bold ana
before noon. I'm the county treasurer's
office, City Hall. Treasurer Crosby was
alone At the time, which fact, doubtless,
was fully understood beforehand BY the
thieves. One man went in snd desired TO
nav taxes. He went TO tire window farth.
est from the door. While the Treasurer
was hunting up the description given, a
confederate thief dropped In at the door
left ajar. hastily went 70 the money drawer,
took what bills could be grabbed and left.
The noise of bis operations attracted the
notice of the Treasurer, who saw the thief
as be disappeared through the door. An
alarm was instantly given, but the thief
escaped, ~ did his confedsrsfe, In the en-.
element OF the moment The emount
taken was S1T0