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

A freight train of twenty cars on
the Iron Mountain road. being drawn
up the Poplar street grade, st. Louis,
broke and the rear part, consistln g
of fifteen cars, dashed towards the
river and killed a team. One car
jumped the track and demolished the
corner of Caeb's drug store and
brought up against stock of glass
and chemicals. Another left the
track and tore of the front of a sa-
loon, and five other cars made a huge
wreck all over the street. There was
intense excitemenl and a number of
narrow escapes. The damage is
about $15 900.
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AMERICA.
An Encyclopedias OF Its History
and Biography.

Our well known townsman, Mr.. G
M. F. Herritt, will present work
bearing the above title to our citi-
zens in few days. We have had
the pleasure of a cursory examina
ton q the book and would recon-
mend it as well adapted for refer
ence on many points not usually
found il tn history of the country
The typographical work and en-
cravings are all that could be desir-
ed, and he name of the author. Pro
fessor Newman, is a guarantee of it's
accuracy and literary finish. 1t is
one of the most attractive an I avail
able Histories of the United States
that we have ever had the pleasure
of reading.
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rMPoRrANr no MINERs. sErrLEBs

7 IMPORTANT TO MINERS, SETTLES
i on Public Lands, laimants for In
dian Depredations. and So diers al d
sailors in Every War or their Heirs may
find something to their interest under
late laws and decisions by sending for
circular, FREE, to W. A. Coulter, Attor-
ney at law, st. Cloud building, Washing
ton. d. C. Twelve years practice in the
highest courts, before congress, and all
departments oftne Government Special
ate ton given to contested mining
cases, homes eads, presumption, desert
land and timber culture contests, con-
firmation of Spanish and Mexican grants
and securing parents to any class of Pub
lie land
MINES A large number of mineral
applications are devective and may lead
to expensive litigation. Every miner
who wants a patent should employ q
skilled attorney in washir gton 10 exam
inc his C Sc and correct aty mis- - es or
defects that exist in application. proofs,
and other papers. Best of references
given.
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"RuchuDaibev

Quick, complete cure, all annoy
ing Kidney, Bladder and Urinary
1isases. s.. Druggists.
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letter List.

UncIaim ed letters in To ioffice
Phoenix, Arizona, Dec. IS. 1882:
Aadams, VIM. Jr. Andrews, I r
Bahannon, Miss Caldwell, w J
{ lark, S NJ Clark, c 5
Carbln J F Derry, Chas
Fass, Wilbur G. Frill, Daniel
Goodman, w n Garrison. Oscar
Guss, Henry Graffam, B G
Haywood, Henry Harm, Lewis
Kisby, John Kib5e, Alphons.
section, Ruben D Lynch, Matt
McCarrom, w cKenzie, Chas
Painter, Willard Richly, w D
Smoat, A o Trinkans, Peter
Watkins, Frank Woods, VIII
Woo IS, William.
CARRIES EsPANoL
Vidal Aroiza Jesus Nh. Castro
Manuei Diaz Antonio Faz
sac amen o q ms Yslbel Games
] esns Leafez Manuel L arta
Gregorip Ochoa YlarIo Pc CABLES
Julio Pedregon Manuel Ramo
Jesus De Las Tiaba lores.
Call for advertised letters.
GEC. E. MowRY, P. NJ.
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Pamphlet or Book Work,
Legal Blanks of all kinds,
, HoDDER's PATENT TABLETS AND
BLoTTER with your bill heads, letter
heads, note heads, ETC., g, to the
HERALD office.
Carpets cut, sewed, and laid at
Carey's.
VIM. B. Hooper Il Co. arc agents
for Damiana Bitters
Neither sun nor sand get the bet
ter of Studebaker Wagon sold by
Goldman & Co.
A POSITIVE cure for dyspepsia
Damiana BItters.
Farmers are all getting new wag
ons of The Studebaker make from
Goldman s. Co
Drinking Boca Beer, Germania
Beer Hail.
Take your girl out riding in
Studehaker wagon bought of Gold
man & Co.
A fine stock of New Millinery
Goods may be found at the residence
of Mrs. Shriver.
For health, strength and vigor,
drink Damiana Bitters.
VIM B. Hooper & Co arc agents
for Damiana Bitters.
Smoke White Elephant and Queen
Esther Cigars, at Rothrock & Cat
on's.
Chew Nectar tobacco, at Rothrock
6 Cations.
Just received--a car-road of the
celebrated Studebaker farm and
s2ring wagons. Persons in want of
any would do well to call and exam
inc this fine assortme nt.
GOLDMAN s. Co.
If will please tn e eye as well a
the pocket to examine the new ex- :
tensive Fall and Winter stock just
received at Guss Ellis Sc Co.
The HOLDER PATENT TABLET can
only be had at the HERALD office.
which owns the exclusive right to
it in this Territory.
Dressmaking and family sewing .
Boys suits a specially. Mrs A. R.
KNAPP, South Cortez Street, Phei d
A. r. {
An attractive, youthful appear
'nce secured by using Parker's Hair
Balsam to all who are getting gray. 9
dim
The Studebaker farm and spring
Nagons are acknowledged to be the :
most durable wagon built. Goldman
& Co. have a whole carload of them
or sale.
Diaries for 1888, at Rothrock & :
;atton's. -
DAMIANA makes the old young and
he weak strong and healthy
Furnished and unfinished rooms
. let. Apply to S. E. Patton, corner
iontezuma and Jefferson streets.
You WILL never have a sour stom-
che if you drink Damiana Bitters. NJ
Buy a StudebaKer spring wagon 81
rom Goldman & Co. if you want Va
0mething in that line that is hand 3
ome and convenient.
A few head of young hcrses lately,
ronght from Oregon for sale at the
ztenslve corral of Geo. Hamlin on
enter street. Call and look at az
lem. III
All respectable dealers keep Da
liana Bitters.
Go over to Thlbodo's Drug Store l. b
nd examine the fine stock of Holt
~ GooCs on hand. He has some of 7
Re handsomest articles in town in Gi
Is display window. Inspect them
Id inquire prices. He
Toys and Holiday goods-Japan-
e and Vienna goods-Christmas
'rds and Wall ornaments, at Geo.
Coats
TAKE NoTIcE-Persons wishing IT,
get trees from Gregory and Cox era era
IL please hand in their orders by 1t
n lot of ro,,a :, a., COZ
nd in at that time for the trees. I'm
J. NJ. GREGORY,
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Three enormous cheeses Ugh
ing 1000 pounds each, which, were
manufactured at Whitesboro, N. Y,
for shipment to Glasgow, have been
on exhibition IN New York city and
attracted much attention and com
ment.
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A Gard

time" 500 week in your wn town SIS
outfit free. No risk. Everything new. Cap
ital not required. We will furnish you
everything Many are making fortunes
Ladies make as much as men, and bows
and girls make great pay. Reader, if you
want business at which yOu can make
lars to II. HALLETT g. Co, Portland, Maine.
n2S6m
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OIL-LIQUORs
ESTABLISHED 1852.
| WIN. B HOOPER { co. |
SOLE AGENTS FOR

Albion Ale and Porter
Val B atz Milwaukee Beer
Dr.. siegeri's Angostura Bitters
Damiana Bitfers
Maeendl ay 6 Co.'S Louis Roederer
Champagne
Harasthy s Cos Eclipse and Grand
Prize Champagne
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]. A. Miller's Chicken Cock Whisky
Two Stamps, all ages
Old Kentucky Log Cabin Whisky
Coronet Whisky
Nigorit Powder Company
Proctor e Gam ble's Candles
Bay View Distille.y, of San Francisco
California Star Oil Works Company
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Skinny Wen.

"WelPs Health Remover" restores
health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia,
Impotence, Sexual Debility. 81.
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Clears OFT rats mice, reaches, flies,
ants, bed bugs, skunks, chipmunks
gophers. 15c. Druggists.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-12
SERIOUS ACCIDENT


LOUISVILLE, August 11.-A serious acci-
dent, occurred on the river front at the
foot of Fourih street this evening, resulting
in the partial sinking of the well.known
.s.sxmsf Buckeye. State. The disaster is one
OF the worst that has ever happened in this
dangehsss locality, snd created considerable
excitenf1nt, and the river ffoni is thronged
with IeopEe gazing at the Inflated craft
The boit was engaged in the Pntsburg and
st. Lolis trade, and was coming down the
river and attempted TO make landing at the
loot o. Fourth st~eet. She was backing
down, ard while endsayoring TO make the
landirg the pilot drove 1~r back too far, and
by 60 doing placed the sssrn of the vessel
directly In The current, which sweeps over
the head OF the dam at ibis point. The dam
caught the vessel just aft the boilers and
smokessacks and broke her hull entirely in
two, The stern settled down rapidly, and in
two minutes the water was up to the
boiler-deck. There were about thirty pas
sengers on board, among them a number Of
ladies. There was a loud, cracking crash
when the boat strEck, and Immediately
ward the craft began wabbling from side 10
side and then settled down in the " ater. The
crews of the life-saviDg stations were prompt
ly on hand with boats, and did vigorous and
efficient work in removing the passeneeei and
baggage, which were safely carrie1s sthe
shore, and then the tugs Depauk and esS,.nsit "
went TO the assistance OF the disabled VESSEL.
The boat was in charge of Captain Kirksr,
]. II. Kerr clerk, while John Lamptop was
pilot in charge at the time OF the aacident.
The boat was q sieTn-wheeler, built nearly
twelve years ago, at cost OF $4,000. and
was owned Jointly by Captain james Reese,
o ,aseis ps1-ef- All, OF e-.a..-
natl; I. I. johnson, James Essinger AID Mr..
Chndewaid. of Asbfard, Ohio, and Wa val
ued at sI2, 600 or SIS 900, and was Injured
in Pitasourg and Cincinnati officel Al
-tiseetime OF fhe accident the boat ha on
board between 300 and 400 tons, chieh,lron
aud general nerchsndise, consigpedto st.
Louis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-12
CAPITAL BRIEFS.

WAsHNGToS, August 11.-First- Comp
troller Lawrence to-day signed warrant for
500, sos, in favor of Mrs. Lucretla E. Gar
field
Tue corps Of engineers will wear the usual
mourning thirty days for General Warren.
General Rsum, commissioner of internal
revenue, has gone to Maine 10 take part in
the political campaign.
The claims of army officers for longevity
under the "Tyler decision" will be settled in
the order of their; presentation. Hereafter
none Of this class OF claims will be made
special without further direction OF the sec
retary of-the treasury.
During the last session OF Congress the
President sent 10 the Senate 1860 messages
containing nominations. This was the lars-
est number OF executive messages sent to the
Senate during any session since the war.
The number OF nominations made has not
yet been tabulated, but it is unusually large.
OF the nominations made only seven were
not disposed oi, and only eight were rejected.
In the sppointment of the 400 new pension
clerks in the interior department examina-
tions were entirely ignored. The basis Of
appoiptment was congressional recon- menda-
tion. With some slight variation from the
plan, each Republican senator and represent
alive was permitted 10 name two clerks, who
were thereupon appointed without examins-
tion of any sort to test their fitness to per-
form clerical service. Many OF the appoint
ments were made from the recently dis
charged census clerks. No women were ap-
pointed, though there We're 1900 applications.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-12

NAV proys that one on the best things
coppress has done this session is the creation
of a commission 10 report upon the condi-
tion of our mercantile marine. It's appoint
ment is significant, for Congress has long
evaded any action with respect to the eoHdi
ton of our shipping interests. Nothing hes
so faithfully demonstrated the pernlelous
nature of the protective system as that con-
dition. The American ships were once one
of the g'ories Of the country. The world at
large had to acknowledge the genius OF the
American people for the sea and all that be-
longed 10 it. Now our foreign-carryipg busl-
ness has been csst from Us as if it were
pest, and the millions it brings goes to the
very foreigners the protecuonists profess %
be protecting US against. The worse than
failure of their system, the positive ipjnry
1t inhicts mas been demopstrated in the case
of our shipping interests in way that no
ingenuity, no display OF fine phases can hide
or do away. Tue people have become alive
10 this, consequently Congress has been COM
PEELED to order investigation. The great OBJ
iect the country should seek to accomplish
il that our citizens may be allowed, as in
other communities, to buy shipping wherever
they can 5uy it cheapest, then TO allow ship
building material to be imported free OF tax
alton, that our ship yards may build ships on
terms az favorable as elsewhere and the in
ventive power Of the American mind may
have clear field for its exercise. With the
creation Of the commission start has been
made that may lead to great results,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-12

The strongest evidence against the Star
route leeches Las been the impossibiliiy Of
the accused finding a2y evidence in support
of their own Gaze. The guilty stand COZ
victed before the country BY the naked facts
of their own deeds, for which ne Saere plea Of
right or of honesty can be found than-eould
be produced by Tweed of Infamous memory.
The weakness and irrelevance of their tes-
timony has done more to blast their defense
than all the powerful facts srrsyed by the
prosecution against them. They did not dare
TO put Brady nor Ex-senator Dorsey on the
witness stand; the ecross-examination OF those
men, and the rehuttal testimony that would
have been produced, would have been too
damaging, and could not be ventnred. The
New York Post says: "Brady'S silence is the
same thing SIS saying that he dare not expose
himself 10 cross examination. At the Begin
ming of the trial his eagerness to vindioats
his reputation was very marked. Now tina
his opportunity hiss come, he is as dumb as
AN oyster" The lawyers of the criminals
will bluster and resort 10 teehnicalIties, but
whatever law may decide. the people, those
observant Judges, will pass sentence tha'
xuilt brsZen.faced az it may be, cannot es-
lana
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-12
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

Chicago, August 11.-1he school census
will make 567 600 the present population OF
Chicago.
Indianapolis, August 1.-THE American
Photographers' Convention concluded its ses-
sions yesterday.
Troy, N. Y, August 1i.-MeLaughlin's iis
Zen closed two weeks 10 be rebuilt.
Henderson, KY, Angus. The tobacco
crop in this county has been badly damaged.
MOI more than ope-third OF crop Will be
raised.
Montreal, August 1I.-Bishop Laireche,
of Three Rivers, has forbidden the ladies OF
his congregation under pain OF sin from
wearing cnrls.
Flesherton, Ont., August 11-1ote Myles,
Edward Myles, John Hughson-and William
Wisdom were drowned in Brewster lake by
boat upsetting.
Chautauqua, August 1.-The Rev. Ly-
man Abbott, Do, considered questions Of
the day, contrasting the past of this country
with its uucounted wealth at present in in
dustries and agriculture.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-12

The Chattanooga Times says it is opposed
to the reimposition of the quinine duty, yet,
like Adam leaving Paradise, it "casts long,
lingering look behind" toward that happy
time when every poor farm laborer amid
swamps and clesrings had to pay out OF his
hsrd.earned little store his contribution Of
blood tax to the four menopolists who man
ufaeture quinine. The Times assures US that
''the quinine Is now higher In New York
than it was before the duty was removed"
Is it intended by this TO delude the taxpayer
into the insane belief that making every dol
lars worth of quinine- cost 81 20 keeps down
she price of it? The question is not whether
the exigencies OF trade may make quinine
higher than i. WIS when the blood-tax was
exacted, but whether quinine to-day without
.he tax, costs less than it would with the tax.
Throwing dust in the eyes Of the people to
blind them to the robbery they are submit
ting to may be very profitable occupation,
but like all other frauds it will be recognized
in the end and common sense and justice will
accomplish their salutary work.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-12

God" swell" responded the hard-hearted
preacher, 81 don't know anybody around
here that would have the slightest objection" +"
Ons OF Jonathan Edwards daughters, who
had some spirit of her owp, had also pro-
posal of marriage. The youth was referred
to her father. "No," said the stern individ-
ual, "you can't have my daughter" "But !
love her and she lsves me-" pleaded the
young man. "Can't have herp' said the
father. 81 am well to do, and can support
her." explained the applicant. Can't have
her." persisted the old man. "Msy 1 ash" !"
meekly asked the suitor, "if you have heard
anything against my character "Noi"
thundered the obstinate parent, bv this time
arouscd; Il haven't heard anything agaipst
you; think you a promising young man,
aud that's why you can't have her. She's
got very bad temper and you wouldn't b
Happy with her!' The lover, amazed, said:
"Wby, Mr.. Edwsrdsl 1 thought Emily was a
christian. She Is a christian, isn't she?"
Certainly she is," growled the conscientious
parent, "but, young man, when you grow
Older you'll be able to understand that there'a
some folks that the grace of God can live
with that YOU can'tn
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Mnraer and nniciae,

LITTLE Rock, August 11.-Information
was received to-day of murder and suicide
in Clay county, near the Missouri line.
Wednesday farmer named Neal Harris
took pistol and double barreled shotgun,
and, calling his little son, went to the woods
ostensibly squirrel hunting. His wife pre-
vented his little girl from following, and
fearing something wrong started after them.
Harris saw them, and placing the muzzle of
the gun agains. the boys breast fired, kill
ing him. He then fred at his daughter, but
missed her, and Immediately pointed the
muzzle OF the pistol at his own temple, fred
and fell dead at his wife's feet. Harris had
for some time acted strangely. but his sanity
was never suspected before the tragedy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-12
APAUHE DEPREDA41,1ss
In Mexiss--Ehe Country TerrorIea ans
Basfness PaFaIyxed.

Tucson, ARR, August 1.-The aar,s
Mexican advices of the Sth instany ,ion S.,a,
Hermosillo, Sonora, say that partis. jas'
srriEed from Ures report Apache der,...
tions. Over 200 Earriors are in the Eozal-
tan mountains near Ures, end make iaily
raids in the valleys in small bodies, b;ruine
crops, ,soases, and numbering the nhabi.
tsnts. During the pas; twelve days iofty-
Eve persons have been murdered within q
radius Of tBenty-fve miles of Ures. Lszsro
Valencis. wealthy citizen Of Ures, and two
prominent government officials are among
the murdered. Last week they} attacked a
ranch at Viejue. The fight lasted four hours.
Four rsnchers were killed and the re-
mainder wounded. Nine Apaches were left
on the field. The approach Of body Of
Mexican froops caussd Them 10 retreat. The
Apaches from the San Carlos Agencies are
all armed With Winchester riirs, and use
cartridges stamped gu. s" The hexicsns
are poorly srmed with inuzzle-loaders. The
country is ierSorized, business is paralyzed,
aud settlers sfe fleeing from their ranches 10
Ures. All the available Mexican troops are
being concentrated to operate against them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-12

NEW ORLEANS, August 11.-Money is in
fair demand and slightly dearer. The cot.
ton market ruled steady. The volume OF
business shows some improvement The
weeks sales were 1000 bales. Transactions
were limited by the scarcity of supplies, the
actual stock on hand being 10000 bales.
The weather during the past week has been
showery in the cotton belt. In futures bust
ness shows decrease, the weeks sales being
only 10000 bales; near months are six 10
ten points lower, distant ones unchanged.
Sugar supplies are meager; small lots ar
irving, hence there is a ready sale at full
prices. In molasses the market is nominal
and the trade still confined to reboiled and
mixed goods. Receipts of new rice have
heavily Increased, and is largely in ex-
cess OF last years; the quality is excellent
and gives promise OF an abundant yield.
Offerings have not met with ready sale, ex-
cept concessions, and the market has been
dropping all week.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-12

EuVIL, MECHANIGAL AND MINING
~ Engineering at lhe RensseIaer Poly
fechnfe Insiffute, Troy. N. Y. The Oldest
engineering school In America Next term begins
September 1zth- The Register OF 1852 contains q
list of graduates for the past IS years. with their
positions; also. course of study, requirements
DAVID NJ GREENE, Director
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-12
A Boston Girl.
-. n.s.

In the steam car the other day was q
bright little four-year-old lady. An elderly
gentleman, few seats back, every time the
finger, or duck his head, or acluck,' or do
some one of the score Of things that are cup
posed 10 be especially pleasing to babies,
The little girl answered these kindly atten-
tions with a vscant stare, until, apparently,
surfeited and grown tired Of them, she ex-
claimed in voice loud enough TO be heard
hall through the car: "Mamma, really be
lieve that old fool is trying to make love tc
me- %
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-12

A ToSE of feeling is beco ming prevalent
among the Mohammedans of Turkey that is
raising fear among the native christians.
The position of Arab and his followers, and
vague expectations of what the new prophet
ment arrives in November, may lead to dis
turbances in other lands than Egypt. The
LOOKOUT ia not without unpleasant possi-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-12

BfR. GLADSTONE still speaks of England
having no Interior views with regard to
Egypt, but may not events be too strong for
him?. The Boston AdUertiser remarks: SIT
is contrary to reason that England should go
through successful war for the purpose OF
surrendering the results TO Turkey or to the
gentlemen OF the concert. Everything, in
fact, points to British protectorate Of Egypt
and the Sutz canal, and to the reluctant, bnt
none the less real, acquiescence of Europe"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-12
.rhe mig Peae.,rtan Masch a. New YorI


SARATOGA, August 11.--Frst Raee-Fiye
furlongs. Fairyiew won; Vera second, Ten
nGson bird. Time--1 s04.
Second Roce.-Une mile sfd 500 y9rds
Warield won; Granger second, Aluinde
third Time-2:14
Third Race-Thrse- quarters OF mile
Booijack won; Colonel Watson second
Springfield third. Time-1:153.
F5aIrh Rdcs-0ne mile. Valparaiso won;
Euke Of Montalban and Amazon ran dead
heat for second place. Time-1:43.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-12
American Bankers. association

New YORK, August l1.-Qr. George Mars.
land, corresponding secretary of the Ameri-
commerce aud boards of trade will be more
largely represented than heretofore at the
forthcoming Saratoga Convention, as their
efforts for freeing the businees and industrial
interests from the pressure of bank taxation
led them to take prrt in the labors of the
Bankers Association, and interested them in
the convention at which those labors will be
discussed with other topics affecting the in
dustrial development and financial prosperity
of the country.