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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02

-EE Bg-l-T45or controversy now oc- s1a=s most uf the space in leading Den 7.- papers. The controversy has degen- e-.d .at1 a personal squa5ble, and i--e .l.5 they say about each other Is t-re, they are not qulte the kind of men R-5sa5uiI hold honorable positions in st3gu that claims Co take tHe lead ia l-sliEence, and affords adozen or more lla. either Of whom consider them selves qualified to take Cabinet posi- Ions, or, f a stray streak of lightning should descend m that locality, to even -9 4.5her. The ambitious men Of Colo 'al3 should bury the hatchet, or the --stta.ug they know the world will find g1t what manner of men they are. when t-s whole caboodle of them will be dropped and secoud-rate men for Cab .--t officers and presidents will have to s= picked up from some Of the old-fogy -.4,ss ot the east.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02

FREDDY has been thrashed. It was done by a young blood of Amsterdam, New York, by the name of Sanford. The occurrence is somewhat vailed m mystery, but enough has leaked out, to warrant the statement that Freddy was using some "big talk" when the young man from the country concluded to take a few whacks at the dudes sweet face, and being a fencer of some experience, the dude failed to demolish him as he has been ID the habit of demohshing others, with cheek and other cheap e1- pedients. Young Sanford is one of the owners of a carpet manufactory, at Am sterdam, is ricn, well educated. and spends most of his time in New York, and bears a good reputation at home. It seems that Freddy insulted Sanford last summer, and then later in the fall. So that the affair is partially in the way of settling old scores.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02

TIE money situation in New York IS easy; the supply of funds offered being largely in excess of the demands. The improved outlook of the harvest, the ln- crease in money, the continued increase in railway traffic, and the satisfactory condition of our foreign trade, put a cheerful look upon the future and in sures another year of prosperity
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02

KATE KANE, the Milwaukee lawyer, IS not having things to her liking just now. Judge Mallory imposed fine on Kate for having dashed a glass of water in his face some two months ago. Kate declared she would go Co jail before she would pay the fine, but at the las. mo- ment relented. Last week she appeared as a prisoner at the bar of the court, charged with usIng abusive language, and was found guilty and fined i've dcl- lars and costs, or fifteen days in the house Of correction. Miss Kane's fiery and untamed splri: reb.llal against ,he judgment of the court, and fo- ,he mo ment her determination not to pay the fine prevailed, but the pcospsc, oi go- ing to the house of correction ol com mitment on default wrought speedy change of mind and she stepped for ward to the clerks desk, and while try ing to keep the tears from her eyes, she squared her account. Tals lady has had about enough experience in the beiis- erent line to satisfy her that it does not pay, and that the uotoriety it brings is not Of that character that raIses her in the estimation of the people.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02

SOME suterprising fellow has pub r.t.5 a book entitled "Ihe Seasons" gr-.l contains a ful. record If all fash ..-4bIe events Of last winter. It seems ..r.T bis book had contained a full -.,7-i af what is to be next wiu-er it -.--5 have b zen more sought after.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02

TIE freight business on the Southern p.-f, railway is increasing rapidly. It
 .la only overland road that has a .l.--r-b line from ocean to ocean; there ,-s it is the only railway that has an --s-sriarr management.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02

IHr report brought to Tombstone, by D-. Peterson. said to be a reliable man, s,sulg that a "Iexican-courier from taed.recu5u af the headquarters of the Mexican army at Oposura, brings in- t-nati1a that Crook had an engage men: with the ApacheS,' IS the first 1-F- from General Crook, that has much sa-5.aa-- of truth. yet the CITIZENS s7--al from Tombstone one day earlier, e71iaI1sd report from a Mexican cit l.1 of an engagement These reports, however, lack confirmation, which may Peach gs to-day vii H,rmosillo. There ss,u1ea anxiety To hear from General Crook, rl4. tls sIigl-es rumor IS taken l7 and sent ont by telegraph, which the -s7A reader is apt to accept as fact. Nl-is .t is more than likely Crook has 9a-,akea the Apaches, We do not re- c-l tls news so far, as evidence that a ---t has actually occurred.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02

T4- delegation to go down to Phenix -- h1,iness connected with the pro- .5.sl building of a railroad from Tue .-- v.a Florence to Phenix have been --.v5flabIa delayed, but will surely go s,rr toward the latter part of this
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02

AEelNaElENrs have been made to .,-.. ths bust ot Lougtellow in Vest -s,.a- Abbey between the tombs of --.uesr and Dryden. The arrange man. .s said to have been effected by Dean Stanley and is very satisfactory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02

Trrcald wave Of last week has se- r--rr dsus-eJ garden vegetables and s--.- blossoms, and probably has de- ..-1y5l the strawberry crop m Illinois. raaegII wave extended over the north --11l-. sf Illinois, Michigan, Wiscon- .r. Iowa. northern JndiaSa and north
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02

Tm CaI,eI Ireland says that -the P.p-s circular is clearly the result of bad almt5rm4ti1n concerning the real ob- .s.., a' tla Ir.sh party" IL also declares that the circular will not make either --s r- t- or the people worse Catho- lies o- worse Irishmeu. The clergymen nay Feel constrained t. withdraw from slHlc airGrs for the moment, but If they do. 1t will not be in obedience to ta- owh hearts or consciences, but a1.y iu desersuce to an authority which, l5. f5- the first time, has played a seri 5l-ig mistaken and meddlesome part in I-.-- affairs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02

THE commissioners appointed by the Dakota legislature to locate the capital of that ambitious young terr.tory, at last accounts were still being chased around by citiz5ns of the various towns and embryo cities which gre candidates for capital honors. Odessa, new town, situated at the east end oi Devils Lake, is favorably spoken of, but Bismarck, which has offered SlO0,OJ1 cash and land of a guaranteed value Of S32O00o over that required to be donated by the law creating the capital commission, seems to stand the best chance of carrying off the prize. If, however, the Bismarck folks fail in securing tine capital of Da- kota, they can go down to Missouri and buy the capital Of that State fer less than the sum offered the commission.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02
WEEKLY CITIZEN.

IF IS DOW given out that the Star p.,.e ease will be gwen to the jury in oh. ---- week of June. Bob Ingersoll
 . .r last accounts, officiating as ring
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02

Dr. SchlIemaDu IS very busy in The p-eDa-ati0n of hIs German and English work 0n his latest excavations. To Carl Blind he recently wrote: Proofs in 7oiut of fact of our views as to the kin ship between Troians and Thraklans, which latter were interpreted as belong ing to the TeutOnic race, have found near and in the tUmulus of ProterIlaOs, ID the Ihraklan Chersonese; for the gardens all around, and the tumulus itself, are strewn with fragments of that wonderful pottery which only occurs ID the first and oldest settlement of Troy and nowhere else"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02

A dispatch from Santa Barbara of May 33 says This afternoon Jack Merritt. 0 resident of tbe Moutecito, attempted to commit suicide by taking a dose of strychuIne. His moaning was heard 50J yards off by a lad, Merritt being in nls house alone at thetIme. The boy gave the alarm, and lady living in the neigh herhood being called, administered a dose of sweet oil The patient is now improving.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02

Ing oglum dens on Mott street New E-s have been r5-oPened, after a -laI- 0f tv1 weeks against them. N5. .lls are Chinese customers Tesum- --t1eir acastomed hauuts, but a few l--a97ed women are notced going and coming from well known iens. Little a-.. -.ve Chinatown wide berth since t-e exposition of iumoraiities practiced l--a The h-atheus have organized ga s....s and subscribed funds to counter at. indignation that exists against tle 5-milaole practice. Nothing Is o-ia- done by the police.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02

-Na lg." AN ELIZA NoUNG, spiritual ---1.s-of Brigham in his old age, and a.=- al a sharp thorn in his side, was
 -E 60 one Moses R. Burning, a rf.ss- ,l N.uistee, Michigan. Ann E..z. v.lt ou a lectaring tour after Ter .1rs rlrh tle prophet, and told all she E-1 l- tle harem. and it was dur uet-e tune she was delivering her lec- :--- tl.- .lg scandal m connection with ls-b ,aa-s manager, Major Pond. was -.ia rrhIc Ann Eliza may not be an s----. s-- she may be as good as Moses.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02

The black-burying business vii soon be becoming in the South Several negro murderers will be hanged down there in a few weeks.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02

A Cleveland man has invented a syacuum gun" This is bad. It is always the empty gun that kills the small boy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
SOMERyELL COUNTY.
Wheat Sowing improvements at Glen.
roSe--A Railroad Scheme.
Ienco ~ the NnHotIe.

NN''NNPVH"VhVoo OF tue rhAo'le.
Glenrose, November 20. 49, The
weather has been delightful for the
last Few days, giving the farmers Il
chance TO sow their wheat, and they
are taking advantage of 1t, MS more
wheat Is being sown this TALL than ever
before. Wheat does we'll In Somcrvcll
county.
Glenrose, Ike inost of Texas towns
without railroad, Is improving
SLOWLY. Several new buildings have
gone up this summer and fall, and
more are being erected, but there Is not
the rush OF building boom that
follows in the wake OF a railroad. The
town needs more dwellings aud busl-
ness houses. Parties are making in
quirics every day for dwelling houses,
put none are TO rent, andAhe same with
business houses. Capital could be in
vested here, and safely, with u good
per cent on the money in dwellings or
business houses. a good hotel Is
needed here. The hotels here have
not tue room TO accommodate all who
come. a great many come here .ior
their health, but leave for the want of
hotel accommodations Another draw
BACK 10 the town has been that the
Town site ~ IN litigation, but that Will
De removed IN u short timc, MS deeds OF
release viii he given and the property
put on the market. When done, the
town VIII improve greatly.
rms II one of the best adopted
places in the state for mllls and hlcto-
ries; water In abundance and going to
waste. Prospectors should vlsit this
town and see for themselves. Somer.
ven county, though email in area, has
great natural resources; timber, build
ing stone, line farming and pasture
lands and the best wa,ered county In
the state. The Brazos river, PaluNy
ana other creeks run through IL aud
the health and scenery areall that you
could desire.
Maj Jonrdan's family, who have
been visiting In Virginia since last
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
MARY'S MOTIVES,
why Miss Churohin Loft her Fathers
Home Same Mistakes Corrected.

From the ~. Louis Globc-Democrat
The story of Mary Churchill's rens-
ons for leaving home has been told but
10 one person. At indianapolis she
/ coniided ii, under an Injunction of
/ secrecy, tothe Globe-Democrat reporter
4 who discovered her. That injunction
I has been, and will continue to be,
respected until she sees fit TO reveal
the secret herself. She has, however,
given permission for the Globe-DemO-
crnt To make an authoritative denial of
all reports 10 the effect that cast-lron
rules at home had anything 10 do with
the matter. Her father and mother,
alter carefully considering every pos
sible reason that they could think of
for her leaving, arrived at the concu-
sion that she must have considered
the regulations of her piano practice
too exacting and exhaustive, aud
have gone away to avoid 1t.
But her father made a mistake In aB-
sertiug that she practiced four hours
day. Mrs. Churchill desired her 10 do
so, but she never spent more than two
hours . day at the keys. Her music
teacher asserted that II she would reg
ularly practice four hours day la u
couple Of years she would be as fine
performer rs any girl of her age in the |
country; hence the mothers desire in !
~ direction. The fncle in the case,
50 far as their publication il permitted, |
are as follows:
Early In tie spring the girl evolved |
In her own mind certain scheme,
such as both boys and girls often do at |
similar ages. The more she contem-
plated II the more beautiful and prac.
ileable IL appeared 10 her inexperi-
enced mind, and she was not long In
to put IL into execution.
For three months prior 10 her depart
ure she was studying and planning
how to make the scheme succeed. How
closely she guarded her secret Is mani
lest from the fact that neither friends
nor family ever suspected IL. and dis
became mystery at the
outset. She succeeded In getting las
ar as Indianapolis without detection;
nut want OF money tbwarted her
and forced her to stop ut
hat point. Possessing the courage of
Ter convictions, aud also an unaltera-
lie intention 10 lead an honorable life,
he adapted herself to the situation,
nd sought work to earn her living. |,
icing too spirited 10 come home, ne.
nowledge her mistake, and plead !;
)r forgiveness. she stroye hard toayoid :,
ecognltion, and for two months toiled I"
IN hours day IN laundry. Her
,asoDs for imposing 80 much hard
Zip on herself were simply school
IRIS reasons. Her scheme resulted %
J severe disappointment and exact Il
y experience, but there was no dis y
-aee attending, aud she has returned G,
Dme enjoying the respect, II not the n
not only Of immediate v
lends. but all who have heard or read "
her harmless truancy. g
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
EASTLAND COUNTY.
Cisco Cotton Receipts Business Briefs
aud Personal Notes.
Correspondence oflhe oasette.

Correspondence ofihe Gazette.
Cisco, Tex, November 20. Cotton
continues 10 come in lively and sells
readily at good prices. Our streets are
crowded every day with the iieecy
staple, receipts being far beyond our
most sanguine expectations. There
have already been received nearly
5000 bales up 10 date. We think we
Will handle 1000 bales before the sea-
son closes, which argues that this far
west Is Il good farming country.
Our enterprising and clever young
friends, j. II. Chandler and Kan Fish
cr, who propose TO run the best hotel
IN West Texas, opened the doors of
the CITY hotel 10 the travelling public
last Thursday.
w. III. johnson and II q. EppltI
are opening II good stock of family
groceries ut retail IN our town. Mr..
Eppler is one Of the sufferers In our
late conilagration.
Mr., Butts, from Arkansas, will open
In a few days "A large Wholesale and re-
tail family grocery store in town. He
comes with good reputation and good
capital, and doubtless viii do good
business.
Messrs. Baker & Watts, late of
Albany, Texas, are opening
large feed and grim store,
a thing much needed IN our thriving
new town, Several other smaller
places ofbusiDess will be opened soon,
Our town has really reached boom
in business and building. Several new
are going up, and another
one figured on. The burnt district,
where The fire occurred, will soon be
adorned with "A much better class of
buildings than those destroyed 10y the
fire With the solid capitalists who |
are planting their deaLinies with JUS,
Cisco Will soon wear an air Of beauty, |
while she is filled with energy aud |
pluck.
Our local press consists Of the 1ele-
graph and Roundup, both of which
papers are well and ably conducted,
and they are both very popular with
,ur citizens, which speaks well for
heir able management.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
sraAyED or STOLEN.

no KMES-SToIsES--oS MONDAY
mare mules, dark brown color. one branded
u on lett shoulder; one ear spllia little; about
II hands high; good saddle and harness mule.
Tile other Was nearly IJ hands nigh; collar
and saddle marks, branded on left shoulder
inverted, also scar ON ieh thisb. or
rather hind part Of the thigh, about hail ihe
size Of "a thumb; d spirited mule worth $40 or
s2D. Any Information That win enable me
To md them Will be llberslly re- garded.. Ad'
dress the sheriff Of Hill county, Hailsbof0,
Texas. or u. II. Brown, Hlllsboro Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
Steamer Lost.

Duluth, MINI, November q. The
steamer Manistee left Ashland on the
18th for Ontonngan before the storm
had fully abated. Cruising tugs have
found portions of her cabin and II Is
~ now feared the steamer Is lost with
all on board,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
A Biz Sale.

Pittsburg, Pa, November q. Pa
pers were signed this morning for the
transfer u II. q. Frick d 90. OF the
property Of the Standard Cake works,
comprising ,625 houses, IT. interest In
Mount Pleasant and the Latrobe rail.
way, the Mount Pleasant water
works and the Pennsylvania Coke
Crnsher 90. Terms OF sale, $4,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
ATTENTION, LADIES

II auolton TO our large and stock Of Milnerv
Cloths o ave nst received fresh shipment Jersey
; Jersey Jackets, Jersey Gloves and Handsome
makers, only, in employ. MESS
MISS BERLIN & co.
Houston Street Near the Square
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22

NOR sALE-BLANK DEEDS WITH SIN
i gleand Joint acknowledgment. GAZETTE
Job Office
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
FARMS TOK SALE.
FOR Observation-Disclosures

NOR sALE-BLAHK DEEDS WITH VEN
I doris lien retained. GAZETTE job onice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22

i ar - neen iutta,loiIery business Iui
vars Address X. b., Morgan
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
MUSICAL.

piuY THE GUARANTEED PIANOS, THE
Is Rest makes In the market, Weber, Pond.
Ives. j. T.. Hale & Co., at MAX Elser's Sos. ~
and 10 Houston street.
i,STEY, MASON 4 HAMLIN, AND
II Hhonipger Organs, and a null line OF mu.
steal instruments At Max Elser's, Nos. Al End
40 Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22

:,.,,,t, III .iiv vi., allu s''es-i, ~
Must be sold at once, as,,nant Company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22

reumruialfuns uI tar geurru ao.aiinc
thus declared eighty-tbree years ago. /.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22

iars ana Recommendations. Nice parior Tor
ladies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
FOR sALE-LIvE STOCK.

HIGH GRADE SHORTHORN BULLS FOR
Ill sale In carload lots; also heiferS. viii
be at the Mansion In FOR: worth during The
rnces WALKER HICKMAN,
Butler, Bates county, Mo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
COUNTY, PROPERTY roR SALE.

NOR SALE-320 ACRES IN THE NORTH
L part OF Franklin Co Good title ard very
low price, Texas Investment Co,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22

NOR sALE--l50 HEAD HoRsES-l0l
/ mares, 3 To I years old: 50 horses. all broke
saddle horses: ali 1877 to 10 hands high. 10 be
seen close To Fort Worth, Texas. Address
Texas Investment company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22

ncient funds to pay the first months cX-
pense, and who can come well recommended.
Gall III person at ONCE OF Loving Publishing
Company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
fIED--MALE HELP.

w GOOD MEN TO WORK
HbhALL, VASZAsDr & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22
ALL SORTS.


A NEW FIVE TON WAGON SCALE.
"A win be sold cheap for cash. Apply mt
the GAZETTE office.
NoTICE,-I AM NOW PREPARED TO
IN Furnish white sandstone at short notice.
for all kinds OF building work also, TO con-
tract for side walk curblng, etc. Orders
promptly at.e.i3ed TO. II. N. Hippo. Mill.
sap, Texas.
MIsCELLASEOus,
liEcoND-HASD FURNITURE, CARPETS
Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-22

tasiat.psvss.. ..s'ssss $500 -
fourths OF the passengers for one train en-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-11
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

The Ficksburg, Shreveport and Pacific
has received aud stored at O1achita 696 600
pounds OF track spikes, enough for the track
at that point TO Shreveport; l48 kegs Of track
bolts, sufficient for u miles of track. with
81 hers soon to arrive; $4,000 ish- plates sufi-
lent for 81 miles.
IN the great Western States north Of the
q 10 and east Of the Mississippi river, the
igcrease oil railroad mileage for the Last wear
ErA 7ggregsted 2077, or nearly 25 per cent.
OF the total new miles Of the entire country.
The new track j. dis,ribu ed thus: Ohio, sol
miles; Michigan, 1874 miles; Indiana. 545
miles; Illinois, 5S3 miles, and Wisconsiu
57l miles.
ACCORDING 10 the official statement Of the
Mexican Department Of Public Works, there
had been built in Mexico, up the close of
1882, about 1905 miles Of railway. The
length OF track n5w operated is given az
follows: Mexican railroad Vera CRUZ, $3.50
miles; Mexicsn National, 1872; Mexican Gem
trail, 500; Sonora road, 313; Inleroceanic
road, 1856; Yucatan rsilways, so; Tehuante
pee road, l6.
"WEDNESDAY night a passenger in the
Eist-bound train of the Louisville and Nash
vile road, while at Bay St. Louis discharged
pistol from the rear platform of the train,
and the bullet struck aud MORALLY wounded
negro. The conductor went through the
crowded train and found man who gave
his name as Six with a pistol. There was
no evidence to show, however, that Silk fired
the shot, consequently he passed on his way,
and the guilty party escaped.
A REPORT comes from the City Of Mexico
that application has been made for conces-
sions for railroad from a poiut on the
boundary lice at Colorado river near Yuma,
10 point on the Pacific coast at Enciuado
bay. The latter poiu. is about 80 miles
south Of San Diego, and its harbor is said TO
be superior to that and nearly equal to that
Of San Francisco. The line il described as
800 kilometers in length, and wholly within
Mexican State Of Lower Califernia. The
concession is probably in favor Of Alchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe parties who are inter-
ested in the road TO San Diego.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-11
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