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National Republican., 1883-04-14
The striking Iron Men.

no strike Of the amalgamated iron and
S'ee association men at Springfield, Ill.,, is re-
por cd as having assumed dangerous proper
tioI 5. 1t is to be hoped that the reports have
Dec colored by their enemies. 1t is hard to
bell eve that an organization of workingmon
IN his free country, seeking to compel fair
sha o of the joint product of labor and capital
can be persuaded that they will be
aho wed to make war on men poorer
tina a themselves Members ofthe association,
Wh have contributed to general fund from
"h Oh the needy can draw, and who have
agr ,ed to operate together, would of course
sub eot themselves to the anger of their fell
low II they we're to violate this lawful CONF
National Republican., 1883-04-14

until o'clock the next morning. This Is a
little more than most theator goers bargain
for, so, of course, the play could not be ac-
ceptcd. IL was returned to Mr. James to cut
IL down considerably over one-halfand return
IL again as soon as possible rs they wished to
put it in rehearsal. Thereupon Mr.. James
got very angry at the presumption of the
management, withdrew his play entirely,
published 1t in current monthly, and in
dulged in abusive remarks on Madison Square
management.
National Republican., 1883-04-14
Tariff Itullng.

Secretary Folger has mado ruling that
the portion of the act of Feb. 8, 1875, which
imposes a duty on tin cans containing fish
that are entitled TO full admission under tho
Washington treaty with Great Britain re-
mains in force Notwithstanding the fact that
it was not incorporated In the new tariff act.
lie decided that this ruling is also applicable
to grain bags of foreign manufacture exported
filled with American wheat and which re-
turn empty, free entry for which is al
lowed by the act of 1876. The new tariff act
makes no reference tothis subject.
National Republican., 1883-04-14

on Wednesday morning we printed para
graph from Philadelphia paper rejecting
upon the secretary Of the navy, accompanied
by an answer and refutaton by prominent
naval officer. The clipping was credited by
an unfortunate error to the Post. Our morn.
ing neighbor complains that the natural con-
clusion Of the reader would be that the para
graph was clipped from the Washington Post.
We recognize the force of this, and cheerfully
comply with its request for correction. The
delay in making it was an oversight.
National Republican., 1883-04-14

nge Of personal courtesics with the mon-
hs of the continent, has any significance,
beans war and that alone. eTho object Of
y seems to be an intended attack upon
Ipco upon somo real or imaginary protext.
young republic probably has no desire to
o war with any of the powers, but the
ons upon her borders look aslSanco at her
Fy movo and fear an abandonment of
peaceable policy.
National Republican., 1883-04-14

PEACEFUL Georgia. A state election going
on aud only one candidate before the people
Tor governor. Each of the strong candidates
for the democratic nomination defeated the
other, and a compromising committee re.
ported man who had not been the choice of
anybody in particular. The republicans will
have no candidate.
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which ono third was paid up and two thirds
is water Tho water represents the stock
based on crcessire diridcnds rhich could ncpcr
hare been made had fair rates only been charged
for gas.
The history of this corporation represents
in miniature that Of tho great railway aud
other corporations. Railways arc extended
by the expenditure of dividends which tho
companies would not dare to admit they were
receiving. Meekly insisting on fair return
on their investments, they take call the
traffic will bear" and, after paying interest
on bonds improyidently issued and largely
owned by themselves, and dividends on stock
much of which cost but the printing, they
find themselves burdened with money boldly
extorted from the people, which they expend
in buying and building more railway at fab
ulous prices and on corporation principles
The modern machinery of corporations rem
ders easy tho mobilization of capital and pro-
notes grand enterprises which would other
wise go away and lose the name of action but
with its untold benefits there como mixed
such gigantic frauds upon the peoples just
share of what they produce, that subject to
the limitations which the safety of society
imposes, discussion of measures for restrain
ing corporate rapacity would seem to be in
order Let us here in the capital city prac-
ticc on the gas company with its triple divi-
dends on triply watered stock and see If such
q cormorant is immortal.
National Republican., 1883-04-14
A NIngnzIme Iteorganized.

The Magazine Of American History has been pur-
chased from A. S. Barnes by tho Historical Publ
cation company, and will hereafter be edited by
Mrs. Martha j. Lamb. The May number will be
the flrst to come out under the new management.
Mrs. Lamb Is successful worker in the field of
history, and we'll known as author Of the His.
tory of the CITY of Now Yorkn
National Republican., 1883-04-14
Importa Free Tor LouisvllIe.

An order has been issued in form Of a cir
cular directing the collectors lof the ports of
Philadelphia, Boston, New York, Baltimore,
aud New Orleans to allow goods imported for
tho Louisville exposit lon to be shipped at once
by bonded common odrriers from the port of
landing to the interioi port. The exposition
will have bonded building for appraisement
of tho goods,
National Republican., 1883-04-14
Thn NYcntI,cr Tn-Dnv.

For he Ncl5 England aud middle Atlantic states
learner, generally fair 7Dedtier during Saturday. ,Dh
rcsh and brisk easiery 10 soleriy ioiids and lower
barometer.
Yesterdays thermomeer-7 n. m, 5Oio; IL a. IN.
t25o 8 p. M, Gj4o; p M. Gl6o; II p m, 5i.0o;
maximum, GS,1o minimum. 1912. No rainfall.
National Republican., 1883-04-14

THE Dublin murder trials appear to be con-
Quoted on schedule time. There is not a
decent appearance of dclberaton. 1t seems
like driving fast trotting horse at full speed
in a hearse at funeral.
National Republican., 1883-04-14

EFFORTS arc being put forth to make the
Baltimore Necs as contemplate as the Phila-
delphia Times. 1t is task herculean in its
proportions but there are indications of the
probability of its accomplishment.
National Republican., 1883-04-14

OUR Irish friends must bear with us if we
often decline, for want of room or other rea.
sons, to publish communications which do
not seem to us necessary in view of the
abundant space given their side of therques-
tion in the editorialSolumns of The REPUB-
IICAE.
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SATURDAY. APRIL ii, 1888.

Erery effort is being made 10 hare THE REPUBLICAN
adhered carly and promptly IN all parts Of Re city.
Persons Who do not receiuo their paper, or Who hare
any cause Of complaint triR obige by notifying The
QDce, either IN person or Jy postal card
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nny part of the city and suburbs, regularly and
early, ut the following rates:
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THE central bourbon organ has Joined the
Kentucky "Go to tho devil" branch of the
democratic party. The Watterson is welded
to the Post in an iconoclastic compact against
Randall. They have let slip the dogs of war,
and they arc bowling in the land like hyenas
National Republican., 1883-04-14
NrIv Work. OFFICE,

The New York oalce Of THE REPUBLICAN is at
Room Go. Tribune building, where files OF THE RE-
punncAN and oil necessary information relating
10 advertisements can be obtained,
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IT is very apparent that the Ohio republic
cans would be glad to put John Sherman at
the head of their ticket, but he shows no
signs of consenting.
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II the conduct Of Italy in making triple
alliance with Germany and Austria, the build.
ing of war ships of colossal proportions, tho
formation Of now regiments, and the inter-
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nnrnnN Ann PARIS.

THE REPUBLICAN will be found on file Mt the
American Exchange in Europe, No. $50 Strand,
London; the American Exchange in Paris, No. 80
Boulevard des Capuciues,
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THIS is just the season for street swcepcrs
to get in their work. Health requires 1t.
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THE streets wero we'll lighted last even
ing-with moonlight. tam
National Republican., 1883-04-14

SPAIN takes the lead in tho substitution of
affirmation for oaths in the courts.
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AMUSEMENT NOTES.

COOP weather is giving real estate a boom.
National Republican., 1883-04-14
TABLE TALK.
CARPET SONG.

You may beat, you may pound,
You may swear, II you will,
But the dust of the ages
VIII cling to II still.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-24
Laws in Relation to Newspapers.

First. Subscribers who ID no
give express notice to the contrary
are considered as wishing t. contin.
ue their subscripti'n
Sccnnd L subscribers order the
discontinuan Of their periodic Is,
The publishers may send tosthem un-
ii all arrcura9es are paid.
lllC. j subscribers neglect to
or refuse 70 take their rerio lie lis,
from the office to which they have
been direct. d, they are held reSpon-
sible till they have settled their bill
and ordered their papers dscontin
ucd
Fourth. If Subscribers move to
other places without Informing the
publisher, and the papers are sent
to the former directions they are
he'd responsible.
Fifth. The courts have decided
that refusing to take perio 'icals
from The office, or removing and lea
wing them called for is prima
facia evidenc OF intentional fraud
Sixth. Any person who receives
a newspapers or makes use of it
whcth r he has ordered it or not, i,
he'd in law subscriber.
The new postal law makes the tax
ing Of Il ncwsp lper and the refusal
to pay for the same, theft, and any
person guilty of such an action is
liable TO criminal proceedings, the
same us if he had stolen goods to the
amount of his suhscrinlion
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-24
OUR MINES

Tie Quien Sabe of Cave Gre k is
neing steadily and quietly developed
An open cut % feet deep has been
run up to the face ofthe ledge which
shows it well up in mineral TO that
depth. \ tunnel has also been run
in toward the ledge a distance of 40
feet which will cut the ledge when it
is reached at depth of 16) feet. The
lead 1880 feet wide principal yc ppcr
with fair hs ay of goll tand silver.
It is traced and well defined for 6,OOO
feet and favorably situa ed for work
ing purposes, there being an abund-
ance of wood and wIter IN the imme-
diate vicinity. SO far about $4,000
worth of work has been done on the
mine by way of development with
we understand, very satisfactory A-
suits.
AT present the Dauphin Mihin Q
Co npany is not pushing their work
although the Molie. the Howe .and
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-24

The drug store of DR.. r. T. o -
borne & Co. is now open FIR tusi-
ness and has large assortment of
fresh drugs, medicines, toilet and
fancy ar ieles OF the besi quality on
hand a skilled druggist will be on
hand at mll times to compound pre-
>criptions and attend to The wants Of
Gus omers. Tie ID ctor, himself,
will tuin his attention to The prar
tire uf medicine f1r which he ha+
been thorough Y educated, and has
had An extensive and varied pr &C.
tice, being for two years Profess
sor of Climbs in the NJ dical Col
.ege Of The University of New York
City.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-24

THE Cochise Coun y Grand Jury
in heir final report make a very sug
festive statement when one consid-
ers the cost of the county government
Of that ,unty for some time back
1t runs as follows:
In tie investigation of unlawful
acts of some of the cX- county Off =
cia's $, we find unmistak able evidence
f Al comp racy having existed he-
wecn some of the supervisors and
some of the ex county ofiicills t.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-24

IF a liberal subscription toward
building a railroad can be obtained
from the citizens of the Salt R yer
valley, pital will at once become
interested and stock can be sold snffi-
Gent to carry The thing through to /.
successful completion. 1t all de
pends on The enterprise of our cili-
zens. if we are circless and in
different to the matter we may rest
assured that no one will be interested
in us sufficiently TO build our road
for US 1t is an old saying that 'the
Lord helps those who help them
elves We might substitute the
Nord capital for Lord and the prov
eIb would be equally true
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-24
from Saturdays Dai y

Henry Schumacher to day left for
Yuma.
Mr. Powell Is erecting on Jackson
Street, an ad, be building of three
TO ms.
A ripe, luscious peach was found
This morning in Mr.. Mouigomery's
orchard
Goldman & Co. are to day plast
ing the outside west wall of their
business house.
The South Method st church, on
Center street. is receiving an intcn-
sely white coat of Plaster.
Mr.. n. NJ Broad way was u9 yes
4erday on a charge of flooding the
roads but was not found guilty
Don Carlos has commenced the
Construct n of Il block of adOb
buildings on Monroe street
A ball was given at Tempe Hall
last nigh, and was very pleas mt
aft ir. Supper was served at Car
cia's Hotel.
Marshall Garias has fourteen
men on his chain gang, and is do
ing good work on our streets and
acequias-
Mr.. n. A Mort rl went to Cave
Creek yesterday afternoon in com
panv with Mr. Mack. and will return
tomorrow.
a well at the oil Smith Mill near
Vulture, is 65J feet deep and very
dry. Ano;her well at short dis
tance has wafer al 200 frot.
On acc ,unt of repairs on the
school building the private school
wiII be po ,tponed until further ar
rangements for place 10 no d il can
be made
The Board of Supervisors yes er
day IL yalded to COX Il Foush the
stone work, bric'l WORK, plas,ering
and Gem nilng of the cou't thousc for
Sl2. 500; and to S E Patton the II
pentcr work for $4,000.
\ dispatch came fro Yuma. t.
day to CommIssloncr Goats statii G
that five prisoners escaped last night
fom the pcniientIary The-di patch
was forwarded 10 Mr.. Coats at Los
Angeles.
The farmers OF the valley are re-
quested to keep statistics Of theiI
grain and fruit roduct, and they
will confer tavor if they will hand
the same to some member of the
railroad committee on staIi tics or
leave the same at the HERALD offic c
The See cream festival at the NJ Z
c.hurcn lat evening was to those
ended AID partook a most
e social and feast IL ta F.
pr, t'ily decorated win bon
kch together with strlwb5r-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-24

especially the Courtlandt are 1cry
promising properties, and if any
mines are worthy Of development, so
far as surface indications and the
amount of work don't 50 far can go
these mines are among them. Ii
the properties are good the company
I, is losing money by letting them lie
idle; if thev ale poor the sooner the
company develop that fact and
change their base of operations tie
b tier it will be for The district and
their integrity a. a mining cona plny.
OF corrse we say hi in all due def
ference to the o d nary delays often
necessary in tie mining business.
We refer especially to unnecessary
delay.
Mr. Chas. Fleming is still wo, king
his various claims and It present is
engaged III tie construction Of ntw
arastra with which he will reduce
his rock which is sufficiently rich 10
afford him good wages for his work.
The most interesting mining d $
@ very lately made in the mining re-
g;on about Phoenix is that of the
Sigler lead on the plains beyond the
the divide on the Cave Greek read.
At certain p int on the level plain
Mr. Siglcr found gold bearing quar- Z
and coming to the conclusi n from
its position that it was not fl oat he
b gan the search for the vein which
he ultimately fou d-smaI o. top
but very rich The claims thut have
been prospccted are the Humm ng
Bird and the Desert Gem On both Of
which excellent free milling quartz
very rich in gold has been found.
The Desert gem is especially rich
ard consldcrab e quantities of the
quartz have been f und though no
shaft has been sunk. over eigh feet
Besides the decomposed quart sui
phrrets have also been found much
the charac cr of the ores of The Win
nifrcd district.
The find is somewhat phenomenal
being out in the midst of he plain
1t quite ii distance frou any mount
aims or other mines and also in This
hat contrary to The general direction
1f all leads found in The WiAnifred
md Cave Creek districts, tbs lead
axes Il north west by south-easterly
direction.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-24
News Of the Week


from Fridays DaSly-I
Strawberries and Ice Cream at thu
NJ. f. church, to-night.
Mr. J. J. WIngar, of Tempe, plid
our Office plea ant call tAis moin'
ing.
Attend the festival at Nj. E churcl
1o-nirht. Strawb riieS, Ire Cream
and other ,efreshmeits will be
served.
The Board of snpervi- ors are sit
ting with close.l doors This afternoon
discussing the letting OF the c"Irt-
house contract.
Mr.. w. J. Murphy, the cOrtrAc or
on the Arizona Cnral, Came in fr' m
Prescott yesterday, and went out to
the camp at the head Of the canal
today.
Ofe Of our orcl,ardis's will this
sum ner raise 10000 pounds of
fruit, which, at ten cents per pound,
viii hrinr him the neat lit le meme
of so 900.
AIr. Sn ilh stated last evening at
4he railrcad meeting that Ia. had
learned from The shipping agents Of
Maricop that rs high as forty i've
~arl"ads of lumher had been shipped
to | henix ia a single month.
Don't stand back when the COM
milree on subscriptions for the rail
road calls around. A thousand dol
lars NV, sted il. railroad this year
VIII Increase The value of your pro.
1erty five thousand next year.
Arrivals by stage tod Y: From
Prescott Ellis; from Maricopa-
GIN Luhrs, W G hulhard, Chas /
Watzel, VIM Brewster. wife and !
child: JT Dickinson, Z Bergman
TIE Phoenix fire brigade was out
in full force Yesterday i'm full for @, |
cor sisting of Chinaman AMI a
bucket, TO put out an incl lent fire
in his shantv on Maricop street
which caught three succe-slvc times
d Irinr the day,
The GRE7oRy ToJig wi O?t1on
Monday for thos,. desiring either lux
7rious rooms en- suite If ordered, or
single bed for uigFt a, c4eap rate.
The house is new and finely fur
nished and carpeted. Those desir-
ing a home>lilc. e@iet place TO 1--we 4
will do well TO make early applEea-
ton.
The Ho NJ. H. Sherman, of Pres
C tt, gave US a pleasant call ye:t'r-
day evening He is here for The pur~
D Sc of looking up the toxin, and
.t.,res that lie will make an invest
ment in rea. estate among us lefore
he leaves. Nj. Sherman is poted for :
ais energy amE enterprise, aaE'i, as
vel, for his excellent judgment i'll
business matters. When such men
come among us and take bold of
busIncss and properly among us, We1
ean he aSsurrd t At our dreams OF
prosperity and lively ialinre for
our town ard valley are becoanias
bri iaht realities. Mr.. Sherman re
yards Phoenix as the leading town
In tho 'Torritorv IN d-fV -
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-24

1nisapl ropria,e moneys of the county
On matter in particular which we
had under investigation is.the charge
of fraud and over pay ments, on a
rontract for transcrihing the records
from Pima county records to COchIse
county records
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-24

The members Of lhc NJ. E. Chu ch
render their sincere thanks to the Ia
dies who 50 generously gave their
assistance at thcii late fest val and
also to the mauy friends who So
literally patronizcd it.
NJ. f. SOCIETY.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-24

TnE New York and Brooklyn
bridge vii. be thrown open on he
24lh inst. The Irish are annoyed
that this date, Il mere coincidence, is
Queen V4ctoria's birthday, that in
noct Mt old lady having triumphantly
survived dynamite for si1ty-four
years.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-24
Tucs-n Or the Railroad .

Letters have been received from
Mr. WI kins an Mr., H Farley OF
Tucson giving great encouragement
concerning our railIond matters Mr
Farley suggests that an organization
be med at once to build The road
and states tn 1t citizens of Tucson are
ready t. visit Phoenix for that pur-
pose so soon as the Pho .nicians are
in shape to take hold of the mptler
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-24
The Middle at Dodge City

TOPEKA, May 18.-Twelve citizens
of Dodge City have been here sine"
o'clock. This afternoon there was
IA CO .sultalion with Governor Click
conceraing the muddle at Dodge
City. They eprescnted the comfy
able to keep peace and requested
him net to interfere. The Govern
or said he was Informed rh.t tn
sheriff was ready 10 preserve | eace
AMI so long aS he did not interfere,
but should protect The ciliztns who
neetied pro, eciion.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-24
Leprou ImmIsrants.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nav 17.-The
City of New York lrought forty
eight NJ rmon converts, English,
Danes and Knrakas, to-day from
New Zealand and Hawaii At the
American Exchange hotel one Of
them-Solamon Ninii-Syn, was pro-
fusely covered on the arms and legs
with dry, scaly sores, about the size
of a dime, such as residents of ;he
Sandwich Islands declare are indi
cations OF the early stages Of syphil
iiic lepro<y.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-24
Condensed kilograms.

The Pacific Exrhange of San Fran
cisco will dis1ncOrpOrate.
Near Salem. Oregon, on the farm
of Mrs. Wormer, J. C. Murphy shot
James Kelly, then killed himself
with the same gun Dunk.
At Dem ng, Thursday night, Doe
Kane fatally shot Conductor Dick
Tabler about a wuman.
1t is shown hy testimony that little
gir's work in the cigar factories OF
Chicago from a. m to p. IN for
So per week.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-24
TELECR hPHIC.
Gold y cI.h

GUAYM IS, May Il The gold ex-
citemcnt al Cuaymas Is Increasing
Companies are forming. A schoon-
or with minlnr equipments drpart-
ed this afternoon for Mu'ege and
another schooner will 90 tomorrow.
Some business men have closed and
departed for the god fields. Yes
sells sail between Guaymas and Mu-
leEe frequently. The mines ar one
one hundred miles north of Muleg..
and eight miles inland.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-24

TOMBSTONE, May 17-Governor-
elect Torres, of Sonora, accompa-
ried by T. J. Seely, manager of
the Quay mas road, Mes>rs p. NJ.
and p. C"monr, and escorted by
troops of the Third United States
cavalry, Lieutenant Ducat Com
MAJ dirg, arrived here last evening.
The Governor and party have been
out along the line of the prop osed
new railroad from Hermosil.o to in
tersecl the Mexican Central near El
Paso. They report that Crook is
certainly in the Sierra Madres The
party left to-dny for Hermosillo.
During their stay they were the
gucs s of Goa f. CUTLER.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-24

OUR valley will have railroad
and have i within the year.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-24

THE most fasiidious could not
complain of our climate, this spring.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-24

ries, presented somewhat rare at
traction for Arizonans. The attend
arce was fur, ths proc eds being
about $50,
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1883-10-06

On Tuesday last, Hahnville and our
Sanctum were favored with a visit
from the smiling coantenances of the
members OF the HModoc Club" OF St.
John parish, viz: Messrs. Gervais
LeSche, Zenon MIllet, L. DePoorter,
John Webre, L. Voisin, and their
stage driver, who were, one and all,
lntenton passing aday in St.Charles,
which We believe they succeeded in
doing quite pleasantly, as is always
the case with them, but we regret
that they were unable to meet the
Judges of our Court of Appeals, who
were sitting last Monday, as they
had adjourned court until next day.