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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01

A WISE provision in nature Is the pres ervatIon Of au equilibrium. George Francis Train having talked the whole world to death, for many years, has been brought to a condition of dire repent ance, aad Is living life of silence, in conformity to a VOW to never again talk to an adult human being.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01

MR. THEo. F. WHITE, nominated by the Republicans of Cochise county for Supervisor, is a gentleman well known in Tucson. He is one of the enterpris- ing cattle men of Southern Arizona, and a substantial citizen. He will make a valuable officer for our sister county.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01

A TOMBSTONE paper sian ders MT. W. B. Horton, Democratic nominee for Territorial Superintendent of Public Instruction in calling him m old teacher. MT. Horton is a handsom e yourg, society bachelor with legal aspirations. As he will be badly defeated at the polls it is downright cruelty and injustice to call him "an old teacher"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01

THE Prescott Miner says a Tombstone paper tells its readers that Oury is re- ceiving grand ovations in the North. We would like to know what these ova- tions consist of. If double distilled si- lence constitutes grand ovations, then We understand the meaning of the term. There has been no enthusiasm in this section over Mir. Oury. Two years ago people voted for Mr. Oury, knowing him to be an old Arizonan, thinking of course he would accomplish something for the Territory. They have tired him, and are satisfied to let him alone.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01

TIE platform of the Pima county Democracy has at last been published with some alterations since it's adoption. The preamble Indulges in a flight oi pyrotechnical rhetoric, not emitting reference to the late lamented MT Thomas Jefferson, and the resolutions are but harmless assertions without reference to facts or records. The resolu- tion intended to bolster EP the candl- date for Delegate would be amusing did it possess a fragment of truth. In fact it argues emphatically the incompetency of Delegate Oury and the necessity of his replacement by an abler man. The whole platform was evidently gotten up by some party with his eyes shut as to facts and his conscience oF on a pleas ure trip.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01

TIE dividends paid by Arizona mines listed upon the stock boards, for the current year to date, are as follows: Contention Consolidated, S437, 800; Cop per Queen, S250,OOO; Grand Central. Sl75,0O0; Silver King, S2OO,0O0; Tomb stone, S2O0.0OO; Vizina, SlOl0j0; total, 8. .362. 300.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01

THE Democrats of Los Angeles county nave renominated the same old officers that have grown into the belief that they have a life lease of their respective positions. It is W. R. Rowland for Sheriff; $. NJ. White, District Attorney; A. w. Potts, County Clerk; c. E. Miles, Recorder; J. W. Broaded, Treasurer; Asa Ellis, Tax Collector; R. Bilderrain, Assessor; J. E. Jackson, Surveyor; A. E. Sepulveda, Auditor; W. P. Mcdonald, School Superintendent. The Legislative ticket is, Senator, R. F. Del Valle; As semblymen, A. R. Mofiitt and H. w. Head.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01

HoS. HIRAM 5. STEVENS has requested the Democratic County Committee to remove hIs name from among it's mem bers. His letter to that body would be very interesting reading if it could be made public
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01

In exhuming bodies at Le Roy, \. r., for burial in other grounds. that of Mrs. Sisson, buried twenty-two years ago, was found to be covered with a brown lsh substance which resembled mold Upon being exposed to the sir this dis appeared, leaving the body almost as natural as when first inferred. It re- qulred the efforts of four men to lift IL
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01

LETTER from Maricopa states that the Pima and Maricopa Indians who vIsi- Tucson, return there with large supplies of hquor, obtained in this city The attention of the police and other officers is called to thls iniractlon Of the law, and the parties guilty of selling them liquor should be ferreted out and made examples ot The letter IS given in our local columns, and exhibits, m a slight degree, the trouble to be an- ticipated if the sale of liquors to Indians is rof abat, d.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01

PRESIDENT ARTHUR has gone on fish ing excursion, there being no statute prohibiting such executive amusement provided he retrains from beating the latest fish story in his message to Con- LrrpEg
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01

THE nomination of Mir. Move Wicks, fortle Legislature, was triumph of th, letter element of the Democratic CnIty Convention. Although We ten dr our condolences to Mir. Wicks in ad- vnce of his defeat at the polls, to h.m ust be conceded great measure of bilIty, rare qualifications for the posi- on and the attributes of a gentleman. fe is simply in the wrong crowd.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01

THE St. Johns Pionneer IS still com blaming of Apache county's mail fscili- ties-or rather want of mail facilities. The attention of MT. Oury is again called to the meek of woods" which he has so long neglected.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01

TIE enthusiastic manner in which Judge Porter was received at COnten- ton and Benson IS indicative of the large vote he will poll in Cochise coun- tY.- Tombstone Republican.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01

PRoF. LEWIS Boss, Of the Dudley Ob- seryatory, Albany, inclInes to the oPin- ion that the comet now attracting at- teution in the vicinity of the sun, IS the great comet of Is43 and 1880, and that il will shortly-before l900-fall into the sun. He thinks such an occurrence IS llablt to take place at any time after the present year. The programme of cal amit,us consequences is not yet per F.,+al
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01

THEStar says it has no apology to of fer for the Democratic ticket, and yet the nominees are not suffering by the absence of its political unguent.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01

BY probably insdvertence, the Demo- cratic county platform has found it's way into an out of-the-way corner of the Stars columns.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01

Two young boys, Robert Miller and Philip Contzen went duck hunting to the sloughs below town, this morning. Neither one knew that the other was there. The first shot presented itself to young Miller who fired and lodged a part of his shot under the skin of young Contzen who was secreted On!the oppo- site side of the slough. Fortunately the injuries received are not serious. After the shooting both boys walked to town, and young Contzen had his wounds dressed, which were pronounced not dangerous.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01

GENERAL SToNEMAS, Democratic can didate for Governor of California, has resigned as Colonel on the retired list.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01

w. Lees, Captain of Detectives Of San Francisco, and Charles Ault, pri- vste detective of Wells, Fargo < O., have arrived at St. Louis to procure John C. Patterson, alias Keboe, now in jail for burglary, who B charged with robbIng a stage between Moor's Flat and Nevada City, September ]. 1879. and being accessory to the murder of Wnl. J. Cummings, banker of the for mer place.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01

TIE Democrats are waiting with bated breath for the Stars comment up on the Democratic county platform.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01

THE richest gold mine ever discovered in Arizona was recently found in Dos Cabezas. The quartz IS literally shotted with large nuggets of free gold.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01

THE Star-the leading organ of the Democracy of Arizona-is flashing into line those of the party who do not relish s.ar,u-u
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01

MR. THOMAS GATES has declined the Democratic nomination for the Legis- lature.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01

During a recent boom ID the oil market at Oil City, Pa, young tele- graph operator is reported to have cleared S40.O0O.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01

Judge Studley has made Q dec-s-o- in one of the noted Sunday eKcl!9-o- cases at New Haven, which cul7tsl t'-- .'-- the Connecticut statute aGaiH'- -a.-' .t. on Sunday in a way that leaves .-, question of violation, SO far as U 's.o-- tO Sunday excursions, one oi iA-. --s -s easy to determine. The malAseIs such excursion having been aFfe7-5-' .ss the Judge discharged them, ol - ground that some things may ne 1sl. ,5.' sary and mereiful ID croWte1 l.'. which would be neither ID 8 iaril.-- district
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01

Eighteen car loads of racers arrived on the grounds Of the Louisville Jockey club ID one day week before last
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01
Los Angeles Gold PIacerS.

GEN WoLsKLY and Admiral Seymour are to be raised to the peerage.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01

Some men, otherwise stesdy-headed, can never keep their balance in 8 bank.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01
President Arthur's Double.

Many persons say that they saw Pres ident Arthur at Coney Island on Sun day. He was first observed at the Flat
 push avenue gate, where he was greeted
 Uy a conductor who met hm in Wash Iugtou many time. As 1t was raining very hard the conductor told him to go into the close car, where 1t was warmer and waere he cOull smoke if he chose.
 Ire President thanked his old friend ,Or hIs kindness and promised him R good place us soon as he returned 60
 Washington. After rattling through the rain for twenty minutes the train with
 its precious freight, arrived at Coney
 Island. There the President stepped out
 Uf the car and into the hotel, where he
 was met by his old acquaintance Breslin who had been already notified of his coming by telegraph. They shook hands cordially and though MT. Breslin was rather surprised at an unexpected
 m,eting and the fact the President wss alone, be made no special remark about 1t and ordered few bottles Of wine to be placed on ice. As soon as the extrs dry had time to get prUperely cooled Mir. BresliB and his guests toasted the health of the Union, its President and all others in authority in foaming gcb- lets. It IS sad that thus far that he was none other than the proprietor of
 Fulton street shoe-shop, who knowing
 his very close resemblance to President Arthur, thou Int 1t might not be out of place on such a rainy day to make a lit- tie fun where all seemed SO gloomy and cheerless Meanwhile there is only one word which described the feelings of his entertainer at the Brighton, and that ls "Mumn. '-Brooklyn Eagle.
 Jim Webster is one of the most up- right negroes iu Austin, and yet he is
 peculiar. Not long since he brought large package of coffee to the store of white neiglbor, and said: q bought dis coffee at de store ob Mir. Hotchkins, an l jes knows he has cheated me outen more dan a whole pound in de weight. I ies kin. feel de lightness Oar should be ten pounds, an I'se sho | dar not more dan eight pounds. He fixed his scales to cheat poor cullud | folks what hain't got no sense" The white neiChbOr took the package, and, after weighing 1t carefully on his scales. | said: You are mistaken Jim. He has | given you pound and half too much. l There are eleven and half pounds in | the package instead of ten" Yer | don't say SO. boss. was SO ssrtin | dat he was gibben me light | weight dat, unbeknownst to him l jess to get eben, I lifted of de | shelf pair ob fine boots, wuf s6, to | balance deraccOuuL ""Well, now you see that he hasn't cheated you, I suppose you will do what is right?" You bet l will, boss. Tse gvine right back fer lat store ter do what am right" Are you going to return the bOots?" "No, l boss, I cant afford to make any such sacrifices as dat. I'se a poor nIgger, ef IS honest. I can't afford ter make any body a present ob siteh high-priced pair Ob boots, but I'm gwine ter gib him back dat extra pound and half of coffee. I admires hberali'y, I does, an from now on Tse gwine ter do all my tradln' with him, now dat he has worked hisself inter my confidence He shan't lose muffin by my honesty ef l kin help it."-Austin Dispatch.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01

James Brothers, an old resident and prominent farmer of Yubs county, died Tuesday.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-24
SPECULATION IN GRAIN ON
CHICAGO MAnKEr.

From S to 81 90 invested Our customers have
realized lGyge profits, recently. ard frequently rs
much as 500 prOlt hes been realised from SO in.
vision Exchange has such wide fluctuations 90,
Cured, and thN opportunities for profitable invest
ments are cnrresVCndlHgly good. Puts and lSlls 81
per 100 bushels at coee rates Explanatory patnph,
let mailed free, gro. y, SALNBrRY & co., 90 Rriad
street, n. Y, GtaIn Broker, iy2GXwFAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-24

Kidney dlseaSesnilllct The greater part Of
the human race, and they are constantly on
the increase, but where the virtues Of Kid
ney.Wort have become known. they are held
IN check and speedily cured, Let those who
have had to constantly dose spirits OF nitFt
aud such stun, give this great remedy a trial
md be- cured. In the dry form 1t Is most
economical, in the liquid the most convent
ent-SPhila, Prtss. NwTAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-24

EDWIN CLAY, NJ D., Of Noyia Scotia, writes
II know Of no better medicine for person,
suffering from exhaustion OF the powers o.
the Brain and nervous system, from longcon
tinuous study, or the cough following Ty
phoid fever, 90, than Fellow Syrup q
nypophosphites. MWFaw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-24
MEDICAL,
ggDiCAL. ,-------
DR.. j, {. SMITH,


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no. VI i" nsy,i,iau'S mCce.N 4 The e e. g
n.,,teTihenc' o. Embarrassing demands Y Y
llo',1 il Bot. IsAril. move that ! nave VA
t1sisi0.J ',,il hoe who have cOLlsua.ff'
Ss,,,ly Nu lWIl ,I,,T, name wllluu. ~ IL,
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Al tbuush ! XIV. ,Iui aiirf lIcy nn aI ,jnr" tIoI
%" d,'.l..',.itf AihowhEI ,m,no,,,I familiarity
seia. l.y y,r, NUNp~N H., nisrryRnCe Of TEN
Xxx ilyhJe y. ,k.,H,b,. and strict ave- lu0n
u.l,,Bth tefbAht NOu.,Irrs sucrtTS, II CnlS
gW1ac ais.Aiis .a, eiyc the patient my OPINION
SI,,'0 ,,. ~ PROOF
llO ,h,ssts and Rheumatlum-
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s .y5pg SE,todiOi1cd. RzEFT Filii.LIPs,
Wv wv wheeling, W. Va
.., Srse, Impaired I0Ice;-sll'
r.auh, R'IPN. %, medicine failed 70 beIP me-
r. sI \, coar,.a{L TGII I'l Is cHAppuCK,,
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'y' TilDSAE, %ut,cR years; y: smith
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-24
YINAAcIAl. ANp coMMIaeIAl.
Now YorIt 1Ioney and HtoeIta.

INV YolK, February --MonEY-e PEI cent Pei
annnni u pef cent pei diem closing o. l.lePs cent
Per diem, 10 addition 70 the regular rate. Print
bAnEefS' Bills steady IL q s5Si; demand 81 %.
G0vIANMENTs-Rathsr weak, and y per cent
lower for extended = and y, and unchanged for
extended o and 4xL
Y. = q, exl Lehlgh q WllkS.-....lGe
Y. D. ~, YSst, u d 81 CIty lBEllp
~. coupons. y, PAcIhC bonds lS4-ll6
coupons. 7. Lanl GtAntAllbst
paclaC6s Of 'g6-4.....l25 y. P.6. =. pOlls---.l2
Central Pacific, lSt.ll5 Texas Pacific Id ~, 62li
krlesec0n1s p5 TEX. PAc. r. q, DIV, W.
R4iEa04B BaSDs-6eilys bat generally WeGter
LIsSI, Z! Con'o S yinS So,:i: 70
81 JOsCph"...........-l1sa Ira mat. coupons, COX
Tennessee 6S,....... son Virginia deieffcd,.. lliS
IenheNAee g. new. 81 Nldered.
sIUctA-ThtA afternoon witnessed more GxfttG-
menl and wide fluctuations IN the stock market
than has been seen OIL any day for months and for
a lew mlnuleH, between and O'Clock, the market
w. 10 condition Of panic. IL was Ut this time
that Richmond 4 DAnville stock fell 81 points, aud
that several .t0 Ks which ArO well distributed
AMONG many hOldGn fell from to 7p0Inta This
condition Of paiIiu did not continue up to- +. ~,
ana III the last hour while the market was fever
sell without reRAnl % prise On the cInlnry, ihcte
was an upward reaction, which, however, left pTiN .
much lower thun VI the UlUse yesterday.
rstSy s6.S SeeSS 81 S SSI Rs 0G
iOf Memphis a hhTleSlOn aud ChtGapeake 4 Ohio
while Louisville 4 Nashville was * per cent
higher. ~ the early dealings after fractional NJ.
vance In the genemi list aud x per cent In llAnnI
bal & ST. JUrGph preferred, the market fell OF 1si
per cent, Louisville 4 Nashville, Hannibal & II.
Joseph preferred, Missouri Pacific and HHShvI 10 &
Gitntttn0ogt being PtOminent IN the decline. Sue.
Cttdlny this was recovery Of 5(A3M per cent, the
alter for Louisville 4 Nashville while Norfolk &
western preferred advanced ~ aud Memphis Il
UhafleStOn percent but the latter Immediately fell
oil !, advanced and declined per cent, From
tfL.ftH tNVtN
Ilnusd 70 sCll OIL the decline ranging llOm 10
lsF cent Louisville & New Albany, Missouri Pacific
Texas Pacific aud Louisville 4 Nashville being
prominent III the downward movement, while
Richmond 4 DAhYIlle fell from 2lY 10 49, but ~.
UV, red u per ceuL IN tho late dealings Ii the Rtr
dealings recovery Of 1ag per cent took place, the
latter for Missouri Pacific, while Nashville d Chat.
AnO0gl sold up q per cent. In the Hnnl dealings
ICnGhtl decline OF al per centWy recorded, Nah.
vile & Chattanooga leading therein.
! Transactions GA ODO ElIaIgs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-24

oHE HUNDRED DoI.1lRa reward fora better
remedy. Williams Indian Pile Ointment Is
ASSURE cure for Piles. ptw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-24

y ~ ptelefleu.... ~ south Pacific.
Northern Pacsae.".., 3tISi offered. tx. DIV.
NEW YoRE, February 2S-COtton easier at llss
allIe; futures steady. Flour weak reCrlniS q 81
barrels shipmcnts5JOO barrels superliuc stnie and
western g Uni -: common TO good 81 7Sa65O good
70 SnoiSsS1 S9as %; white What eAtHl 81 OaS Is
exth Ohio 81 gIaS .; S. Louis 81 SOAS Is: MInue
sofa patent process 81 CO.'S IS Wheat IA9c lower:
market heavy aud feverlSh; receipts 81 COO bushels
exports 1000 bushels: hard sDring 81 IS; No. .
u 3j4l " new; 81 Sl1{Hl 2lIz old; 81 8I54 l. o. b.
) eamer No; red 81 y; No red 81 50: Ungraded
white q 9!.&Al 2Ss No. do sales 800 bush ls al
q dal BY, closing a sL3! March. Scs .OC6
bushels, closing at 81 3!li April, sales $50 o
bushels closing at SiI; May. Stcs SUO0j bushels
closing y 81 VA: june sales JOi 600 bushels cUsng
4 q HJ15; July. sales $4,000 buShC T. closing ~
Il :1S9 Corn ARsSG lower closing dull and dc.
prG ed; receipts 1900 bushels; expOr9 G2,OOv
bushels; unSmded Gj16ac; No. 8, G5Ta6jNc
.. b.. No. white 771Sc: steamer white 7Ic; No,
dAfch W. 6J5lc; April 6S51c; May GysSr Oats lc
higher options !4c lower; receipts q 90 bu ,GlS
western IOaAjc. Hay III good demand and Arm al
loc. Coffee Arm. Sugar steady. MoASSeS quiet and
urn, RiCequiet and SicLhy. Petroleum dull anu
nominal; United Sic; crude G5{t71Sc, rcuncI T5[c
Iullow quiet and weak NJ SIGaS1Ec. KOSIn GrIer
A q LA 81. TurpCnllnC steady at Sc, ErES
h'yher At :SG2yc. Pork quiet aud lFIn; new mtsS
~ MalS o. Beef quiet aud steaiy. IutmealS un.
butter firm ut l5Nijc. Cheese steady al VlI!IC.
CHICAGO, February @l.--FlOur dul ana weak.
Wheat iTreGular and moderately active; No. .
Chtc1so spring St 26at ia CASH. 81 26A February;
81 ~ March; - April 81 @61Al "G5S May; 81 a
ON qulet 4nd steady nj 51AjSC cash; DC February
h'SdbI4c March: G411saG2Sc My; GgXc June; re-.
jGc!ed be Oats dull al lG4c cash; Oic February;
rcleCtCd Toe Rye quiet and tTm al &c. Barley
quiet aud steady At u VI. FlNxSeed IN fair demand
q lSsiS Fork unsettled and generally higher y,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-24

bInIAy e1pres leaves Wheeling Al S27 a, T., ID.
rlveS WelSbuFH 300 4. NJ steubCnville e:26 A. u,
making close connection for western points
", run daily. Through Chicago RxpTtss leave
Columbus daily, except Sunday, al 500 7. H., with
sleeping car attached, arriving In Chicago 1t $50
next morning Berths can be secured In advance Al
Union Depot Ticket Office. Columbus
fullman's Palace Dnwing Room Sleeping Can
through without change from steubenville East %
Philadelphia and New York. West 10 ColumbuG,
For through tickets, baggage checks slGeplng caf
accommodations, and any further Information. No.
ply % JOS. n. BELLEvlLLE Ticket Agent, al Pan.
n1ndLe Depot foot o. Eleventh street, or at City
D. ", CALDWELL.
Gent Manager, PitbbuRh, Pa,
r. A. FORD
Nsn.l lESs Gnd Titkci Agent, Pittsburgh. Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-24
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Mr.. Woods, from the Committee on
Claims and Grievances reported back
Senate bill 927 with the amendment OF the
House (see morning report with the
recommendation that it do pass.
Sepnle bill l27, TO transfer the several
Normal schools Of the State TO the counter
in which they are respectively situated,
coming up, was made the special order for
Monday ut $50 y. NJ.
House bill 270; in relation to the formu-
ion OF new counties, and chHnge3 in county
lines, was read Il second time and ordered
TO third reading.
Mr., Woods, on leave, introduced Senate
bill go, in relation to the free schools OF
the city Of Charleston. On the motion Of
The same gentleman the rules were sus.
pended and the bill read a first and second
lime and ordered 10 third reading.
House bill 332, creating school district
within the town of Philippi, coming up
was read II second time and on motion OF
Mr.. FMnsworth, the bill was recommitted.
House bill 2S3, in relation to certain regu.
lation respecting masisterial districts, was
read u second time and ordered TO its
llird reading.
House bill 293, in relation 10 lien for
purchase money, and lien Of mechanics
aborers and others, was read second
lime and ordered to its third reading.
Alter the transaction OF some miscclAnc.
Gus business the Senate adjourned.