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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-20

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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-20

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first hands IN round lots. An advance is
charged for broken lotsIn tllingorders.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-20

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Pc. VICKERY Augusta, Me.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-02

THE citizens of Tucson gave Delegate Oury very ilattering reception, at the Palace Hotel, last week. A reception committee, composed of men of both par ties, met him at the depot and escorted him to the hotel amidst cheers and music. At the latter place he was warmly greeted by waiting multitude, and in response to their loud calls for speech, made a few pleasant remarks, of 9 non political nature. Mir. Ou1y will find a similar wei como ct every town in the Territory, for the islanders of his political enemies have not shaken the peoples faith in his man. hood and ability nor blinded them to tho service he has rendered the Territory in times past and present
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-02
Pickle Fashion.

In cutting mp an oak tree in Maine says the Milwaukee San, lock of red hair was found so far inside the tree that it is estimated the hair was put in the tree 240 years ago. It was proba- blv cut off and put in there by q sensi- tive girl when red hair was out of style, and red-haired girl was laughed at and twitted about the sanguinary color of her head covering. We are not 240 years old, but can remember when a red-headed girl was burden to herself, because her hair gave her away. A young man had to have a good deal of independence who would escort red- haired girl anywhere, and the girls in- variably became old maids. It would have been picnic to those girls if they could have lived about these days, when a girl with beautiful red hair is consid- cred about the sweetest flower in na- ture's garden. Now that we remember it. the red-haired girls always were good-looking and smarter than chain lightning, and it is confounded shame they didn't come into style years ago. They are not cutting of their hair and burying it nowadays.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-02
'olts against such treatment.

MURAT MAsTzRsoN, the amateur who steals editorials for the Prescott Democrat and enjoys the distinction of being the most stupid and stupendous ass that ever burlesqued journalism, calls us hard names because we saw it to denounce that legislative Gpportionment as fraud of the first magnitude. Then he goes on say: "No one can take the law and the census returns and make fairer appor- tionment than the one recently made by the Secretary, snd among all the papers of the Territory. the ENTERPRISE Is the only one to find fault with it. Both state ments contained in the paragraph quoted are false. In the first place, by the census returns apache county has 40o more poo pie than Maricopa and yet the latter ia given larger representation in the leQiI- lature and the same is true in seversi other counties. In the second place, every re- spectacle newspaper, outside of Yapavai, has characterized the apportionment as ! fraud. ard is calling on the people to test it's legality in the courts. The trouDiO with Masterson is, he doesn't know as much as half of the men who are staring into vacancy from the back windows of lunatic asYlums. His friends should in ducs him to sit still and look wise and tnus prevent strsngera from discovering his idocy.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-02
CONFESSION OF '. V. CHIMES.

When my brother and l were at Flaw leys house, we talked about putting up bridge at the lower end of town. Flaw ley said something about an Indian racket that we might rot the stage and lay it to the Indians. Brother spoke up and said "I think that would be easy to do; no one brother, Hawley and myself agreed to do it. and Hawley were to do the work, and my brother was to go up and help open the box if he could, and see if there was anything in it. He was the frs. to come ahead of the mail, but understood 1t to be settled that he was to come be- hind or with the mail. He camo down Sunday ahead of the mail and said they were coming, and the box was heavy and the messenger was along with 1t. He then went along into Globe. Hawley and l were to divide the money as soon as we could get away from the trail, and I was to take my part and ny brothers, and Hawlsy was to take one-third. In case they were well armed, my brother was to give us sign, but when he came along we said they were not armed, that they lad gun, but no cartridges; that u seemed that the gun would hot work.
 On Sunday morning Hawley and ! started from Globe about four o'clock, following the road to the milk ranch; then we tool, up right-hand canyon to water; turned and vert to the Pioneer trail; followed the trail to where we stopped about 300 or 400 yards, tock up OUT positions on the trail. l was nearest the road when the mail got down .o the foot of the hill, VI Q tOI f@a tn ho would shoot at the same time. We com nenced to shoot at the mules. Hall rode up the trail and appeared to be trying to see who it was. Hall stood up on top of ths hill, looking for chance to pass through, when fired at the mule with the pack on. He koiiowed to Porter, Frank, I'll stay with you, old boy, don't run" When he saw us shoot, he says, 1 there is more than one and we had bet ] ter get out of this" He dismounted and went back over the hill. Hawley had emptied about aixteen shots from en old style Henry gun. When they got out of 1 sight I shot at random down the canyo1,
 Then 1 went down to where the mule with the box had stopped and found 1t standing there. I cut the ropes with a hatchet I had taken the hatchet snd a prospect pick up and hid them there the day before for this purpose. I broke tie box open with the hatc.4et, took out some papers and threw them away. l then took out the money and 8 watch and put them into pair of cantcnas and struck out across the canyon with them. I told him to come OH. He hollowed and want ed mo to come back and take in the mail. I told him we had enough and to come on. He came to where I was and we both struck over the hill. He was mad be. cause 1 did not take in the mail. Said he
 wl.s there to protect me, and we might
 get several ttousand dollars out of the
 registered mail. We travelled about :
 mile and Vail overtcoi, us, and stated he
 was shot at and he thought by white men
 and said he thought by Iinsey Lewis
 Then I told him he mad better rush or
 into town He ssid he did not want tC
 go Tn alone for it might b. Indians. H.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-02
Mining Notes. q

Tranquility. i= expected that con nection will be made between the main and whip shafts this week. The east drift op the 115 level is being pushed vigorously forward, and a fine body of nigh grade gold ore discovered. It is ex- pected that the crosscut on the 300 will tap the ledge in few days. Thirty tons of good ore are hoisted daily through the whip shaft, and shipped to the Girard mill, on which ten stamps are continually at work --Mollie A drift has been started east from the 50 level, on very promising vein of ore The ledge ex- banding with development and increasing in value. Mine looking very good. - Ingersoll. The incline is now securely timDered, and development work in the mine is continued. The usual quantity of ore is extracted, and everything looks pronl;sing in tho extreme. Some of the
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-02

A special to the Sur, dated August %, says: "A band of unknown Apaches raid ed the valley early this morning, and it is reported have killed quits $ number of men, women and children, amounting to twenty in all. They have taken in all the ranches from Calabasas to the line,
 and the people are crowding into Gala basas for safety. Juh's band crossed the line into Arizona, and it is believed that it is him who is raiding the settlements "
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-02

THE atmosphere of this section wAs vocal with the echoes of republican pro. faHity, shortly after the news of Porters nomination came. Ourrepublican friend. had confidently expected something bet ter from their convention and did not take the result good usturedly. Many of them declared, openly, that they would Tot vote for him, and they arc men who keep their word. We believe it is no exagera- tion to say that half the republican vote of the county will go against Porter. He is well known here and is the last man our people would be willing b trust as their represontativeet Washington. There iS nothing in either his private or public life to commend him to their conndec ce. The simple fact that he is republican and the nominee of republican convention will have no weight with them. They gre not partisan enough to blindly follow where their party may lead or to ba whip pod int ths tzasss ty Che party ash
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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-02


 TEE Sioux Chiefs, to the number of nty-si1, have addressed letter to the Secretary of the Interior charging agent McGillicuddy, of the Pine Ridge Agency. with all sorts of trickery and dishonesty, and give the government sixty days to in- vestigste the charges and remove the sssnt. The Chiefs further declare, in this letter, that if their request shall not have been complied with at the ezpira- ton of sixty days they will escort the ob- noxious agent out of their country. This. they say, is their third and last appeal for relief from the robber agent. McGilli- enddy Is another of those pious frauds Nho never miss \ chance to pray .r sn pPss -supi.J ,o steal
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-02

THE Cit'sen says that livery insigni6- cant clement in the republican party IS not enthuAiastic over the nomination of Judge Porter" Our neighbor will dis cover in November that it has underated the strength of that dissatisfied element. In this county it is by no means an Sin significant clement" but represents the intelligence and responsibility of the par
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-02

HAVE Porter and Davis kissed and made upl If memory serves us right things were not altogether lovely between them few moons ago. Davis had the legislature transfer Mohaye from the sec ond district to the third judicial district in order to relieve his constituents of the obnoxious pre.ence of the Judge.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-02

JAY HuBBELL, after collecting another three per cent. assessment, levied on the salaries of government employees, sends out the cheering news that he has secured money enough to carry all doubtful dis tricts. He will have to drop goodly number of sheckels into Porter's sack to rnake his declaration good.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-02

Mir Reuben Jasson's house in Lon- don, England, is one whose details dis play aesthetic originality. He has 9 bath room built like an arbor that spouts water on every side at the touch of a spring. and three lifts transport the in- habitants Of the house to the upper stories. The stable is built on the roof. and eighteen or twerty horses are quar- tered there.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-02

AFTER featuring the Sur on its req! or f.ncied attempt to introduce bossism il. Arizona politics, the Citizen turns round and swings the party lash with even more vigor than did its contemporary. It tells intelligent republicans that they must accept, as a true representative of the re- publican principles any man a convention may see fit to nominate, irrespective of hiS pTivate character and assoc:ai:0i.e." In other words, Chat in order to be good rs- publicans, they must bow in humble and unquestiored submission to tho will of the party convention, even thouga t should select candidates whose private chaia:ters are odious and public records damning; must surrender individual inde- pendence and permit handful Of men to to think and act for them; must be gov erned instead of governing. Or, to put 1t palmer, must be slaves in the service of the party and obedient to the commands of the masters. We cannot believe our contemporary is in earnest in it's advo- cacy of doctrine so monstrous and 50 repugnant to every sense of deecncy and every sentiment of American manhood
 If it is, we beg leave to inform it that tho time has gone by when intelligent voters, either democrat or republican, can be driven into party corrals, by political va qusros, like 50 many cattle. There is on independence in American character that revolts against such treatment.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-02

IT LOOKS as fl some democrat, in dis guise, had slipped into the late Phoenix convention and formulated the platform. It could not have been written by any man in full sympathy with the national republican party, for it is directly opposed to the policy and measures of thaa party For instance: It demands free and un- limi,ed coinage of silver, while the nation al republican party has ever been and still is the open an avowed enemy of silver as & currency. It demonetized silver and when the democrats gained control of congress and proposed to remonetize the "dollars Of our daddies," the republican minority, ss unit, fought the bill with the desperation of fanatics, and Mir. Gar field, in bitter speech against the meas ure said 'the relGonetization of silver would be a fraud on so grand n scale as to make the achievment illustrious. He was the leader of his party in the house and spoke the sentiments of the party as a whole. Again, the democratic meas ures, making the silver dollar legal ten der for all debts, public and private, and providing for free and unlimited coin age of silver were stubbornly and solidly opposed by the republican minority. Next, the Phoenix platform declares that there must be To special legislation in fa- vor of railroads, and that they must be granted no more rights and privileges than private individuals, while the na- tional republican party has made them special beneiciaries of the government; has voted them over two hundred mil lion acres of the best land in the public domain and given them nearly a billion dollars of the peoples money. Aagain, the Phoenix platform denounces our h. dian policy and demands reform of it, while the national republican party crest- ed, mainted and still sustains that perni- cious policy against the com bined wishes and interests of the great West. Next, the Phoenix platform declares against "Chineso immigration and importation in every form," while the national republ- can party in congress has consistently op- fosed every measure calculated to afford us relief from that crowning evil. First, the fifteen passenger bill, passed entirely by the democrats, was vetoed by fraud ulent republican president, and second, the twenty year bill, passed by the demo- crats, assisted by six western republicans, from states so strongly anti-Chinese that their representatives dared not vote against the bill, was vetoed by republi. can accidental president. We repeat, some democrat masquerading as repub- lican must have written that Phoenix platform. It is better democratic doc trine than IS found in the Territorial dem ocratic platform.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-02

Mir N. A. Moriord, recently from Cal ifornia, has bought half intereat in tine Phoenix Herald. and it is now GosPor x Mortord. The new editor gives evidence of ability, and, barring his opposition to Delegate Oury, we wish hin success in his new undertaking.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-02
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AFTER all, Tritle had more ssgLcity than wo gave him credit tor He would not destroy hi, chances for future sena- torship by giving the voters Q chance to bury him under everlasting defeat at the end of the present campaign. He knew the memory of the cowboy proclamation and the fraudulent spportionmsnt would be too fresh in the memory of the people on voting day. It is very darl. night when Trit,o can not See some distance ahead of him
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-02
The Murderers Confessions.

Below we publish the written confes- sions of Grimes and Hawley, the murder CTS of Dr. Vail and Andy Hall. We gave the substance of these confessions last week, but as many of our readers would hko to read them in fuil, we give them Nnece:
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-02

Two thousand English whipped twen- ty thousand Egyptians last week, captur- ing six caaon, twenty car loads of provis- ion, and only loss six men. This doesn't speak very well for Egyptian courage and military skill.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-02
Boss KISSING, the well kno

Boss KISSING, the well known and somewhat notorious head of the custom house ring in Chicago, under Grsnt's ad- - lninirtration, was killed on the Rancho Gabilan, Sonora, by his servant, on the 26th inst. He wss engaged in mining business there and was on the way to his s.ine with S2,0co in his pocket, when
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-02

"HoNysT" John Sherman has joined the temperance move in Ohio. He is looking for new prop to place under his topping presidential boom, having 'lost his grip or the U. s. treasury. Drown Ing men catch at Q straw.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-02

TEE Phoenix HeraId was so aston;shed ct seeing respectable and intelligent dele gates at the republican convention that it went into ecstacies and made announce ment of tho fact in double pica display head three inches deep.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-02
ABrsD of about one hundred Indians

AEsD of about one hundred Indians ynided the Santa Cruz Valley, Monday, and killed man, . woman and . child. Troops from Huachuca have gone to the scene of the outrage. The hostiles are supposed to be portion of Juh's rene- gadeu returning from Sonora to enjoy x season of the governments hospitality at Gan CarIOs
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-02

OUR devil vas, at one time, a very promising youth but he took to strong drink and steered straight from one bot. tie to another, leaving a record of blots and ciphers behind him, and that is just uhnA
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-02

IT WAS very thoughtful of the republi- cans to select their congressional candi- date from the banks of Salt River. He will not have far to go to take the boat in Navemker.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-02

THE town of Ben Tickling, Texas, was almost totally destroyed by floods on the 25th, and forty lives were lost Several other towns were seriously damaged by same inundation.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-02

THE vashouts between Tucson and Yuma. during the three weeks just past have cost the railroad company nearly quarter of million dollars.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-02

TIE English have driven the Egyptians from several cf their Notifications and taken possession. Several of Arabis staff officers have deserted and reported to the Khedive.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-02

ENGLAND has refused Turkish vessels permission to disembark at either Alex andria, Port Said or Suez.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-02

A CAVE in the Idaho mine, Grass Val. ley, Idaho, on the 25th, killed one man and fatally wounded several others.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-02

The Florence ENTERPRISE does the gov ernor gross injustice in accusing him of having made a false apportionment. He wss merely present when the apportion- ment was made --C0uLier.
 We'll, if we accused him wrongfully it was on information furnished by Prescott papers. We read in them, that 'Secre- tary Van Arman assisted by Goo. Tritle," had made the apportionment. As to the fairness of the spportionment, we must respectfully but firmly differ with you. A blind man could hardly have made q more unequal one. Instead of pairing the weak counties on float councilmen, it gives them over to the strong and in one instance goes so far as to give county with population of G,4O8 one more vote than it does a county with 6,81G popula- tion. By what rule of logic do you figure that out as fair apportionmentl
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-02

WE HAVE been informed by gentlemen who have enjoyed long acquaintance, in Colorado, with Mr. Wilcox, the new San Carlos agent. that he is a man of fine parts He is man of great deternina- ton and decided opinions and will permit no obstacle to turn him from the accom- plishment of aa end he believes to be right. Through all his long official career in Colorado, there has not been muTmur against his integrity and he is universally popular there. To these chief require nents he adds perfect knowledge of h. dian chacter, having been frontiersman for years. Under his management new order of things will be instituted at San Carlos, and tho refractofy Apaches will be made to know and keep their places
 If the reservation is not to be abolished and the Apaches exterminated, no better man could be placed in charge of them.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-02

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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-02

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-21

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