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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-11-16

No. IA Magnolia Avenue, Wilkes-Barre,
Pa.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-11-16

Up0uth AUe., Rochester, " y.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-11-16
Dig Variety.
heautiful Designs.
Lotion Prices.

Nompare our Stock.
consider the Saving.
Oome right Along.
To David Lowcnberg's for Clothing.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04
An Urortuaase Mistake.

We sincerely regret that an item appeared in the Citizen one day last week through mistake of our re- port-r. The item read as follows: {:
 U. w. S~itzer, agent far rhe as signe of L. ZecNendurf 6 O is town" Il should have real "Wm Zeckend orf" This itt m went the rounds of the territorial napers and h given the firin of L. Z ckendo, 6 Co. much annnyanre an :nco ,> qelience. A correction Was ma e the next day after the err r occurred but the correction did not catch mp with the erroi; bad news trav' Is much fa ter and sticks closer than good news. No error has occurred in our columns which we regret sa sincerely as thls. This house h4~ stood firm and solid through the financial earthquake which truck our town this summer. ani f om which We re fast recovering. an to-day l.: z ckendorf & Co.'s cr..dit is first claa; and inc bnsines, the, are doing is simply immen e. Tu'- son is proud of this rxi, nsive estab- lishment. It IS one of Ih" princila' points of attraction to strangers who visit our rity. Those papers which have published ihe bad news we hope wi make the correction.- Tucson Citizen
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04
NOD scoant Th-re

A few weeks since, railroad collision on one If he railroad : lea,iing out of New York klll, d, amnng olh-rs, passenger living III an interior town lis remains were sent home in good condition, and f. " days alter the funeral the attorney of Ihe roatl called upon the widow to effect settlement. She paced her figures at $20,0l0.
 "Ohi that sum is unreasonable" replied the attorney. Your husband was old"
 "Yes sir"
 And lame?"
 .Yes."
 "And his general health was poor?
 Quite poor"
 "A- d he probably would not have lived over five year~?"
 "Prob. .bly nol, sir"
 "Thcn, il seems to me, that two or three thousand dollars would be a fair compensation.
 1.-TWO or three thousand!' she echoed. Why, sir, c"urt,d that man for ten years, ran after hlm for ten more, and then haf to chase him down with a shot gun, 10 2 him b fore preacher Do you suppose that I'm going to settle for the bare cost of shoe lea her and ammuni> tion?' ?'.-NaH Street NeaCs
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04
Pushing The Work

Mr.W. J. Murphy manager of the Ariz ma Canal h IS let four larg contracts for construction as fol- lows: One to Bryant & Middleto !, one to p. J. McCormick, one to Joseph Mccormick, and one t. Humphreys McKenne. These par lies were all contrlc ors in the cons s'ructi.ln of the \. & P. roa1 and will bring their machinery and p ac- tical experience in the buSinrss to hear in the execution of ihe " irk. Aside from these fnur coutr cts MT. Murphy is working his own outfit and informs us of at least twa more contracts whi .h h. xpects to lel to psriles imme iiately There will be plenty of room for laborers and no doubt teams will De in demald. It is now cer. ain that the work will be finished by the first of next June ana water running which will give abundant time for loc ltIon and pre- paratlon for putting in fall crops by ranchers.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04

WE understand that work will be commenced Immediately on a new stack for ihe smel CT, the work on hand and comine oa far exceeding the precent facilities. Mir. Sauls> bury is determined to put up sme;t- CTS as fast as the work requires them notwithstanding Tucson is going to build two smelters.-Bens n Her o!d.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04
A Card.

To all who arc. suffering from the indIscr.tions of youth, nervous weakness, early d. cay. loss of man. hood, e;c I will send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF ChARGF. rhls great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send a self~addres- ed enveiopc t" the i'ev. JOSEPH r. LYMAN.
 Station D, New York City.
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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04
VACFIN %TION .

THERE is no better evidence in existence of the efficacy of any mea- sure, be it medicinal or otherwise, than the favorable results of ite adoption. Vaccination is subject that has been discussed pro and con for-manY years, the medical profes- sion, however, generally agreeing as to it's value as a small pox preventa> tive In the late attacks of that dis ease here it is noted fact that those who were certainly under the in huence of bovine virus vaccination lion were just as certainly exempt from the disease although exposed 10 it or if perchapce they were attack ed by it at all, in every case it was 8 slight varioloId, none of the cases so far as we have learned being ccn- fined to bed at all. These are sim- pie local, we'll known facts among as andaFe entitled to the con- sideration thattheir value des- crves. Our Board of School Trustees have wisely de> manded that each chilJ sent to the public school shall be vace;nated Parents would do we'll 10 consider the matter carefully and favorable
 There is not 8 particle of dan ger to the health of the per son vaccinated, provided thai the matter used be the true boyire virus and of this the physician should be required to give assurance. We wish it were possible in town like ours, and as liab'e to the disease as we are, to go step farther in tho matter of vacA cination and compel every citizen within nnr town limits 10 be care> fully and periodically vaccinated A little attention to this matter last -srrirg would have saved Phoenix and Maricnpa county ten or twelve thousands dollars which have been expended to get rid of the disease. It is to be hoped that if town cnun- cils in the Territory have not now power to enforce such provision, et least in times of danger, that an other session of the legislature will not be allowed to pass without pro xiding for the insertion of an article csrzerass the required power.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04
ELECRAPH.c.
THE DEMOCRACY

BUFFALO, Sep. 26.-It was agreed that the State Committee sh- uld have power to decide Wh" shall be the member from 8 district where there IF tic vote. except in New York city. On motion of Grad y, of Tammany, it was decided tEat he c.Iuuty democracy shall ntme four of the members from New York, Tammany Hall and Irving Hall. Adjourned.
 A DECISION DEAR TO THE ". U. FOLKS.
 ALBANY, Sept. 29.-Judge Srmuel Hand, referee in the tax suit brought by the State agalnsL the western Union Telegrape Company has rendered decision in favor of the Stale for S179, ,397. This sum is for ta1es for only one year, but ii deter miles the semSining takes in favo- of the Stat, making the totrl amount recnverab' under the deci- sion from the company, about $626,- 900.
 FALSE. REPORT.
 LONDON, Sept. 28,-Report of the shooting of Parncll is false. Parnell is now in England.
 THE NEWS DEALERS.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-The news denlers on the west side unanimously resolved to enter into an action out> side of the news dealers regarding the price that should be charged for newspapers.
 LATEST ABOUT THE FEVER.
 GUAYMAs, Sept. 2s.-The reports that the authorities of Hermosillo will not give any information as published is incorrect, as bulletins of the number of d'arhs, etc are very freely furnished to the railroad and to all who apply for them. Re- ports from there for Ihe last day ending at ' a. m. ot this date, are not encouraging, the number of deaths being about twelve, but the increase of new cases have been checked. One death l. reported at Nogalts and one or two sick On the road. at Magdalena there are few cases, hut of light character By orier of the prefect herf, so l am informed, the Sonora will not enter the bay, but discharge at the quarantine grouad. To>dly opened cloudy and cool and the wind from the southwest. The thermometer rose only to eighty-seven and drop- ped after two ?. III. Several persons have been fined by the prefect for non compliance with the sanitary
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04
Here is 2 Castle lis the Hon. i.


 Here is Castle l. is tine Hom nf an Ed tor 1t has Stain, d GIa.s windows and Mahogaoy stairways, n Froet of the Ca tie is ParS Is it not Sweet The lady in the Psrk is the Editors wifi Sue Wears a os'ly robe of Veivtt Trimmed with c II L oe, nd There are P~arls anG Rubies in her Hair The Editor sits m ne front stn"p smoking an iIav
 a Cigar His little ChiIdIen are Plrs ing vi h DIamm.d marbles on the Tcs,elatcd Floor The Edi Or can A ffn:d to Live in Style He g't l. 5cventy~hve D liars month Wage
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04

The Orion Era suggests the name of Judge French of Prescott, for the next Congressman and promises its support. We know of no better man for the place than Judge French would be but doubt whether he would be willing to lend bimself to the annoyauces and trucking to which such q position subjects man.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04

THE Hon Chas. T. Haden pub- fishes long open letter in the Tue son Citizen to the Board Of Super~ visors of this county Whether the Honorable gentleman did not mean that his letter should be generally s en and read ID this county ,or wheth CT he wished 10 carry the domestic troubles of this county more par ticularly tn the ears of Tucson peo pie, or whether he wished to have the usual market places of Hayden's Family Flour understand that the teams that carry it have no cause to be quarantined, we arc quite un> determined.
 There is much in the Honorable gentlemaE's letter that ought 10 be known here; tbere are many facts, as he sees them, that might help our county officials to solve the quaran> tine muddle into which we have fallen; there is much that is set out in q new light, bat why plant the light under busheI so far as ninety nine hundredths of the people Of the county are concerned. If the writer of that letter desires tc have the quarantine removed from Tempe. why not present the Board Of Super- visors petition ~igued by the ma jority of the people of Tempe? IL is not probable that the Board of Su> pervisorA or the people of the coun> ty will object 10 Tempe taking all the risks she plea ses-provldcd she does not require the remainder of the county to take the same risks.
 The writer of the letter remarks ITO quarantine a country ten miles square, settled with people in isolat, ed homes. because 8 few hundred rods in the district is affected by small pox, not only seems to me ab- surd, but criminal, especially when there IS no surveillance enforced on the ground between the affected and disinfec,ed parts of the district, etr.' If ,bese be the fIcis in the case the gentleman's remarks are pertinent; {; but then with just as much justice he could complain of outside places quarantining everything that comes from this valley and yet to s.vv themselves from scattered danger they have rigidly guarded against the safe and dangerous alike.
 The sum and substance of the whole matter is that in cases like this the community must bear and forbear; each must bear his portion of the burden. There is a chance for a display of that magnanimity which belongs to the good citIzen- he who has the " flare of the cons munity at heart IL strikes us that if the people of Tempe and snr> rounding Country would display li'tie nor of these qualities, would drop their pretty jealousics, their private qnarrels, their apparently general desire to rap one another over the knuckles, and stand by the welfare of the whole valley as they ought, and as would be to their best interest, theFe Wou'u oe no necessity for letters of discontent and com. piainis to the people at ho ne or abroad. The county IS now rapidly emerging from Its troubles; let Us Nut down on the miserable business of quarreling and engage in the more profitable business of re>estabIishing ourselves in business.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04

MT. Jos. Mo ihon returned from a tri [" nor. hern New York today He seems very much pleased wi'h the country and his ri ., aud look IS though it was jusT the thing he needed for w. never saw him lock- ing better He says his brother J. D., is fpurishing finely and will be out on a visit to Phoenix in the course of two or three weeks.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04
CAPITAL PRIZE, S75.OOO.
 TICKETS S5 co EACH.
Fractions ir fifths in proportion
1867 Prizes, amounting to :. s265, 500

IJOI TTIleS, aIIIUUHIIHS 10 :. 9SO0,OUU Application for rates 10 cluhs should be made only tn Ihe office of the Company m New Orleans. For further inform ton write clearly, giving full addres. Make P. o. Money Orders pnyab,e and ad- dr ss RegisI ere,l Letters to
 NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
 New Orleans, La. Ordinary letters by mail or express to NJ. A. Dauphin. New Orleans La. or NJ. A. Dauphin. 607 Seventh St. Washington, D. c.
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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04

THE Los Angeles Herald, is en- deavoring to put up a job or the Gila Monster by persuading the public that the replitc is fine eat ing. Gila Monster on toasti
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04

IN attack of robbers on an ex- press train of the A. 6 P. road at Coolidge; the engineer was shot dead and the foreman shot through the neck.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04

THE TOMBSTONE Repu5lican, like jis great namesake the Missouri Rtpu5lican, is democratic. Harry Woods has bought a half interest and become its editor
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04

WE ARE in receipt of H. B. Cliff for's report on the famous Veta Ma dre, mine of Mexico. IL is compri. sed in pamhlet of fifty two pages.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04

MR- GEO. H. GRAVES, q former teller of the First National Bank of Tucson, died recently at Dubuke' Iowa.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04

Total paid by all. $4 SSl ,060
 For lhe truth of the above facts we refer the pul'li,. 10 tEc officers of the ahove>named corpnaaiions, anf fnr our legality ard standing to the for our legality and standing to tbt- Mayor and Off1ct rs of the CitV of New Orleans. to the Stafe authcri- ties If L nisiana, and also to the : OfIfc als of Louisiana. We ciailm to be legal. honrs al d correct in all our transactions, as much o as an business in the country. Our s'and> ing is conceded by all who will in> VI stiga;e, and our stock hes for venrs been soiG nt our Bnarl ot Bro- kers, and owned by many of our best known and r, sprcled citizens.
 N. A. .DAUPEEN, President.1 wEAPIrAl. PRIZE S75 OOO-a TT ckcts only $5 Shores fin TO-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04
Death to the Parasites.

Which hi..es be ween the gums and tee h, and eat into them 10 thelr drs Iuctiou. SOZODUNT is master of ihe situation. Whoever nses it regularly after every meal, and rl. ans hls teeth ani n outh, will soon be rid of the parasites.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04

GENERAL DEBIDlTy, Loss OF Ar- PETITE, INDIGESTION, apd all Disor- iers of he Stomach are Cured bv the regular use of Dr. Henley s, ce!ebra- ted Or. gon Wild Grare Roo TX L BITrERS. Sold by all Druggists and wholesale liquor houses. Try them. Ivy
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04

SOMETHING has got out of joint down at Lordshurg-no murders there for several days
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04

"IVe do herrby certify 10 tao superu'se the arrangements f0r aLt the Monthly and Ne,lI Annudt Drnvip0s cf Ihs L..uiSiaats .> tate Lotteru Comp0ny and tn pers0n manage and control 1he DralUings Memselues, and tAat he sGme are con lu ted acith honesty, .tairness, dn in Z Q ftis sh .to t~ds aU p-trt es and los GnhOrize ths Comptny Co use
 his certif1tts 70 th q fac sineUe Of our sig. .atures attGcted tn its adcoq.- ise 33e,te" "
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04
Notice to Sc tIa.

ALLPERSONS indebted 10 me whose A bills W re con iract"d pri T to the first of A ap. 1893. are repu. s'efi to cult .t my flee on r be'ore iha fl st Of Oct 1883. al d g.. .Ie the same Or net cent per month viii be charg from that date.
 J h. GREGORY. Sc t-2J td
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04
Apsrr AT TIE OFFICE FOR ADvERrIsIEe
 AMI JOR HATES.

BENSON has become the distribut- ing point for Me, ican mails,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04

We suspect the fire laddies Of Tucson have given brother Hughes of the Star d ducking. Hear him: There are p'elY "f men of more than ordinary intelligence who can not refrain from m;KIng asses of themselves when thry get hold of a few feet of street hose"
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04
TennpeHarness
 SZOR-

The old thor, lghbred saddler, D. W. Jones will run a saddler shop for "a short season at Tempe, commencinng in abouttwo weeks from date.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04

Total paid as above. .$2, ,253 $50 Paid in sums of und.r. $l 900 at the various offices the Companyd throughout the Unile States. =. =. 2.6e7,41O
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04
Hntes of Subscription.

E1teS or SunBcriptlOns Daily Hrralt, ger week, ...... 25c'ts Daily Herald, six mnnths,.. .....$ 800 Daily Herald, one year,. 10 % Xerkly Herald, three morths. 1-25 'vceklv Herald. six months,.. 200 Weekly Herald, one year, in ad- vance, .....-....... ....s.. .4."v 6aDl8 on LlUc,. .O-VD APsEr AT TIE OFFICE FOR ADVERTISING
 AND Jon RArEs- This rarer on sle aI sll the Principal Newspaper Agncies In San Francisco s..d s aStern Cities.
 E. C. Take. 65 Me-chant-' Exchan ge, is our Special San Francisco Agent . II. Bafes. 4 Pn k Row. will act es ou- New York Agent.
 l.. P. Fisher, 2l Merchants Exchange. Ban Francisco. will have the HERALD on filc and soucit business.
 No pc son Is authorized te do business in any way for this paper whose name is ror he-e arr~rrced as our sgeut. We tHvrs no traveiing agents
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04
NEW ORLEANS, August 1, 1883. OTHE PUBLIC
Inve~sIgatt, For YO.rs+Iv

Inve~sISa1r For TO.rs%Ives! Postmaster General Gresham hay ing puhi shed wiltul a. malicious falsehood IF regrrd t. the character of The Louisiana State Lottery Con- panv the following f cts are given to the public to prove his stAiement,th we are engaged in fraudulent bu.i- ness, to be false an untrne:
 Amount of prizes paid by The Loui jana State L t'ery Company from January 1, 1879, to present Paid to the Southern Ex>
 press Go, New Orleans,
 T NJ. wescaat. mana ger sl ,96G, 300 Paid ta the l. uIsiana Ma
 tional Bank, Jos. H.
 Ogle,by. Preside,.t. -. 463, 300 Pail tn Louisiana State
 National Bank, s. II. ennrdv, President. 125, 100
 Eo New Orleans Ma Fio al Bank, A. Bald.
 F., Pre- -ident. -. ss,55O Hi to Union National CBank, S. Oharlsron, Ca-
 shier. e4,45o Paid 10 Citizens Bal k. E.
 L. f'arrirre, President. 57,Ooo i'ai tn Germunia National
 Bank. Jules Cassar:,
 Prc~ident... ...... 3o,0Oo Paid 10 Hibernia National
 Bank, Chas. Palfray, Ca
 shier. ............. 37,oOo PaId 10 C. nal Bank, Ed.
 Toby, Cashier. ......... 1850 Paid to Mutual National
 Bank. Jos. Mitchell, Ca>
 shier. s.eOo
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04
QUARANTINE AT TUCSON, YUMA AND

QUARANTINE AT TUCSON, YUMA AND
 LOS ANGELES.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.-Dr. r W. Hatch, Secretary of the Siaie B ,ard of Health. who left Sacramen- tO on Friday lat for the border line belv cen MeXicn and Arizona to make Quura tine arrangements in view of ;he danger of introduction of the yellow fev, from Mexlro, re- turned l st night and reports he ap- poindeI Dr ". W Gressnn of Los Angeles, tu reside at Fort Yuma, as agent to inspect ail pass ngers on the trains coming from MexIro into Cal if"rnia. Dr. Hatch reports there is liiIle fear of yellow fever on the antlne ha been established at Tuc> son. Yuma and supplrmen'al quar- anime at L's Anreles.
 Dr. Hatch says he never knew of q single or several cases of imported yellow fever tn sprean in this com munlty. T. Doctor has no fe IT of the spread of the disease in Califor- nIa-
 SENATOR SHARON AND MISS HILL.
 SAN FRANCI co, Oct I.-Senator Sharon's return to the cry has re- vIveu the question of his alleged marriage with Miss Aggie Hili, and the charge of adultery has been brough, l,y her ag lnSt him. In al interview on thr subject sharon again cmphaficallv den.rd the truth of the charges, saying: "Ehe writ ten m; rri ,ge contract into which Nj lson ella ms enier. d and any other simil document bearing my name. a,e simple fnrgeri s. He will seek, he states, every dress the laws affrr,i hIn., to punish those who 'rr as-ailing him ;n this matt r for the sole purp se Of hl ,ck-mall." Neil> son staieS that Gov Ri hards, nf Wisconsin, who attended the wed> ing If Mss Flora Sharon with Sir Thomas HeskeIh, will cone from the east and testify { Iat he heard Senator Sharon acknowledge tha he had been secretly marri,d to Mis- Hill. The matter uoes not come up m court until the 18th.
 RAIRoAD ROBBERS,
 DODGE CITY, Klaus Sept 30 The Cannon Bull train on the Atchison. Topeka and $ lnta Fe road was ai- tackled ai Coolidge by gang of COW boys this morning. T engiIf> eer was killed: fireman so badly, m. iured he will die. The conductor was shot at several times but escaped injury. The express car was attack
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04
CEN. HANCOCK BETTER.
SOLELY BY PoNT1FIcAL LAW.

ROME, Ger. 2.-The Panal degree regulating procedure before civu tribunals of the Vatican is publish- ed. The degree ignores the Italian aw and ordains that contracts he- tween any portion of the Fore's household an parties out idle shal; be regulated solely hy Pontifical laU
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04
rHE TERRIBLE CYCLONE.


 NEW YORK, Sept. 29-Capiair Davis, from Santo Domingo, speak ing of the terrible cyclone there, says, at least 100 sailors must h ve perlshed within the distance of 80 miles from Santo Domingo city, aud that it viii take years of labor and an immense amount of money to re- pair the damage by the storm.
 ON WALL STREET.
 WALL. STREET, Sept. 29-11 A M Stocks opened weak and lower as compared with last nights closing prices.
 SAN FRANCISCO NEWS.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. '7.-It is stated this evening that General .Sheehan. of the SIcramcAto Bee, or ex Senator Whitney, of Srnoma coun'y, will be the other new R.'- publican State Prison Directo-. Who the third Democratic Director will be is not yet known.
 The Supreme Court has reversed the judgment aud order of the Supe- rior Court of Los Angeles county in the case of the Anahein Waler Com pany vs. the Semi-Trnpic Water Comnany, involving the use of lke water from Santa Ana river. Pre-, viously il was decided in favor of the plaintiffs.
 Gray's case has g me 10 the jury, Judge Toohy's charge is considered favurable to the accused.
 It IS proposed to establish an in- land quarantine at Yuma, Arizona, to prevent the introduction of Mexi- can yellow fever into the United States. It is understood the rsilresd
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04

d, but messengers repuiseA tIiem. 4 posse of men are now m hot rur> suit If tn, rnbbi IFS and a desperate battle wiil no doubt ensue whe1 they are ,ovrrh 4nled
 A l,rer disn -tch dared Coolidge, says if $. 5. Peterson. expfc~s mes senger is not hurt the iobbeis got no m ,ney
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04
POWDER EXPLOSION.

SAN FRA CT GO, Ot 1-An expl sion ih's evening at the California powder works, at Stcge'< -ta ion, the sccn' Gf several re en' disas,e.s, re snl ed iu inc death aad terrible mangling of about fo ty Chinese Ou' of a working force of 42 one white reported ininred.