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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-08
CHANGES IN CHURCH ARCHITECTURE.

j. O. Cady. drchitect-A great change has certainly
taken place in church decoration in NewYork within ten
years and what In the city true also OF the
country at large, which copies what Is done here The
hard, stiff lines of forty years ago have long
since been passed. All forms OF church decosa-
ton are now in demand. Very little is
done without precedent from periods in early Christian
history to that OF the last century. Dr. PaxtOn Church.
in West Fory-second-s, is being changel putting
in what TIE TRIBUNE recently styled "private
boxes" But they nothing more than the
old English pews such as you may see IN
the illustrations in OF Dickens novels. The pur
pose in view in this case is practical one that of making
the galleries in which it is dcu to make people Sit
more attractive and thus increase the seating capacity OF
the church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-08

The Washington dispatches indicate that the
bill regulating the Electoral Count will not be
passed at the nresent session, owing to diver
Rences of view between the houses. 1t is most
necessary reform of electoral procedure, but
IL less urgent now than it was week ago.
ShreWd political veterans are declaring that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-08

Persons lear,ng tO'on for the season, and sum
ser tyavelleys, can hare The DAILY TRIBUNE
mailed to them, postpaid, for rs cents per
month, wiM or without Sunday paper,
the address being changed as often as desired.
THE DAILY TRIBUNE tciH be sent to any address
In Europe for 81 80 per month, schich includes
the ocean POSTAGE.
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WARNINGl

tits be wondered at that most Americans ara pys
peptlc, Swallow ing cold drinks hot summer Gay
docs the Why then not add ten drops OF ANGOsUk
BIrIERs wOTldrenowned Tonic OF exquisite haVO anu
thus avoid all danger OF cold In the stomach
SEALsKIN and all leading fashionable Fur
garments sale prices sales going on now re
nartnc neatly done C. Manufacturer los Prince
s. Garments purchased, kept storage free II desired
ALI FURs purchased during the great sale
now going on will be kept storage free II desired ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-08

General Webb, one of the characteristic figures
Of the politics of the last generation, has passed
away at an advanced age. He had outlived
those who could best appreciate his passionate
earnestness, both in journalism and in political
controversy, but his honorable fame and active
career are among the traditions of the profess
SiOn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-08
TALKS ABOUT TOWN.

PROSPERITY OF PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
The Rev. Dr. O. II. Parkhurst, Madiso" Square PTes-
bv,eyian Oh,uoh-I don't have any sympathy with the
feeling that Third-avs Is barrier TO church Work In
New-Yor II tho Presbyterian Church can't extend us
work beyond Third-ave, II Is time for the Presbyterian
Church TO give up. But satisfied that we can DO az
mach there as elsewhere. Our church has a
prosperous, almost selfsupporting, mission east
OF Thrd-ave. One trouble with tho Presbyterian
churches that they have chung too much TO the rage o
the city, but with this hold that Is not necessary
70 desert our downtown churches. Ny church Is hot
largo enough for wants now, and another year VIC
EXPECT to make changes that will hold US TO
the old spot fully another quarter OF century.
And the prosperity OF Madison Square Church does not
dcract from Dr. Crosbys Church which Is right around
the corner from New methods are needed and they
have to adopted to meet the new conditions whch are
rising in the city
GAS IN COMPETITION WITH ELECTRICITY
William, Farmer gas engincer.-The introduction OF
the electric light has not hurt the gas interest; rather
has led TO an increased consumption OF gas IL mas GER
tainy created a demand for more light, and people
whose ewes have been dazzed by the glare OF the electric
light use gas moro freely and extravagantly than
they ever did before. There was mover more
gas consumed in New-York than now, and
the same may be said OF all the otneF
large cities in the country This, In measure may oe
ascbed to the increasing demand for gas as source OF
heat well light YOu can cook better with gas tah
with coal and with less trouble and discomfort Then the
gas engine being introduced extensively Manufactr-
months behind with their orders and running 10
their fun capacity to supply the demand People do not
know how much light be got out OF gas. Electric
discoveries have stimulated inventions in gas burners,
and there is now at the Manhattan Gas Works, In
this city, Slemen's burner that gives hght
equal to 1000 candles, and there arc others which
arc of 500 candle power reason why the ilumi-
mating power OF gas may not be indefinitely Increased
These burners have been recently introduced and the de-
and for them great Europe that we can get none
here BY their gas cheaper than electricity OF tho
same Illuminating power Tho electric light has not had
things all It's way by any means. IL has been re-
peatedly beaten by gas the Continent and in England
manly on Of its expensiveresand many electric
light companies have collapsed there.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-08

RABELAIs-The monk who hated all forms of
monkery tho religious refomer who called the Reiormers
OF Geneva fools and imposto tho social philosopher who
Invented the militant epicurcanicm OF the Dive Bouteie
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-06-12
John - LaEan.

The Tucson Star contains the fol-
lowing sketch of the Republican
candidate for Vice President:
- John a Logan was remInated
Vice President or tile Republican
ticket by the Chicago convention.
He is known as the Black Jack Of
The West Logan is of Chicago, was
born in jackson county, Illinois,
whore he received "A commtn school
education, and subse quently grad
nated at The Lou; vile University;
enlisted as private in The Illinois
Volunteers and became Quarter
master in the war with Mexis o; was
elected Clerk of the Jackson county
court in 1879; studied and praeticed
law. was elected TO the Legislature
of 1 linois in 1852. 1853 and 1857;
was Prescribing Attorney from 1858
to 1857; was a Presidential Elector
in 1855; was elected TO the 1hirty-
sixth and Ihirty-seventli Congresses,
but resigned and entered the Union
army as Colonel, and reach The rank
Of Major>General in The war for tina
suppress ion of the rebellion; was
appointed Minister to Mexico in
1865, hut declined; was elected 10
the Fortieih and Forty>first Con
crosses; was elected 10 tie United
States Senate a. a Republican, 10
saccecd Richard Yates Republican,
serving from March 4, 1871 TO
March 8, 1877; resumed the practice
Of law at Chicago; was again eiect-
ed 10 The United States Senate as a
Republican, to succes d r. J Ogles-
by. Republican, ard took his seat
March 10. 1879. His term Of service
Will expire March 8. 1885.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-06-12

they are not more Liable To be dam,
aged than the walnut. They grow
here on all kinds Of soil, in The y ct
creek bottoms and on the hills in
black, way aud ndy lanes I
have never known stock to injure
the young lrees They don't like
the. taste Of tie leaves. Some of the
best bearing tees stand in fields
cultivated every year, ard seem TO
be benefited bY cultivation.
Pecan trees grow in Missouri,
Kansas, Illinois and other places
North to 4 great s ze, ard bear nuts
The enly advantage we can claim is
il the greater size OF nuts. Those
from this 5. ate command about three
cents on the pound more in The
markets than those from any other
State.
1 have no time to devote 10 gather
ing he nuts, bat those who want
.hem can remit to me whatever
amount they wish to iuvcst. and
VIII record their orders and make
the best arrangements [ can with a
party here to fill in rotation as mary
IS possible, but will not agree To
furnish any one person more than
one pound of some varieties They
can be sent by mail or express rs de-
sired. 5. -. SnREwsBURx.
Sherman, Tex.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-06-12


THE Democracy of Altoona are
liable to break out at any moment
There IS u ger eral dissatisfaction
among them, and no semblarcc Of
unity. They have selected Phoenix
as the spot for their row-wew when
when they choose a big chief to send
to Washington, where, when not en- 5
g4ged in drawing his salary, he
might be probably leased for a
cigar store sier w. a. lowe could
Laidly be elected delegate witt the
present diss tisfaciion at bis man
agement as Territorial Chairman.
He has made bitter opponents in
Gila and Cochise counties by his
ass umpiion of the Democratic rein.
Curry has made them tired Since
Hughe. received so much unfavora
Bile comment as candidate for del
ega,e TO Chicago he has editorialiy
hirted that ''There are certain po-
liiical principles which Use far
above uDd beyond the lines Of pa
liical parties" There is little
doubt tnat he is showing his teeth
at Democracy. The Epitoph says:
~Hughes,of the Starts going 10 fly
the track on the Onry brotherhood as
presagcd by the following. w ).
and q. H. Ou.y have always been
considered IN the foremost ranks If
the democracy of Arizon. and have
beer honured more than any other
two men by The party with lucrative
offices Either one or The other has
held The office Of sheriff, district at
torney, supervisor or delegate to
Congress, generally Cor two terms,
which shows that they have been
appreciated by their constitute Hts-
During fourteen years neither one
of these gentlemen ever presented
himself I.,r the suffrage of the p o.
pie of Arizona that the editor of the
Star has not only voted for them but
yvs,rked for them throush good anG
i'll report.
Since the first issue of the Star
the Ourys have had its support more
than any o her cue or two citizens Of !
the Territsry- The STIR gave Dele (
gate Curry its undivided support +
each time lie ran and was elected to
The same was given
gratis. for which we never received
a iartbing, ard we feel proud OF 1t,
for they are goth Democrats.
These few points are thrown ont
TO indicate that the Star has at all
times shown a high appreciation Of
these gentlemen and as never al
lowed an opportunity TO pass in
which II could advance their po,iti-
al ambition that it has not come to
he 'front.' But -
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-06-12

The Chinese Will have a silk loom
in operation AT the New Orleans
Exposition.
The Surveyor General in New
Mexico has rendered decision by
which tie Pedro Virgil grant, con-
tainiog $4,000 'cres, has been res
stored 10 the public domain
a joint resolution proposing con,
siituIional amens7m CIT limiting the
ooce pancy Of he Presidential chain
t, SIX years has been reported favor
ably to The Senate fiom the judici-
afy committee.
Bills have Keen introduced into
Il, H,use 10 abolish tie license on
tobacco dates; 10 punish tar k
f1icials for CIRCULATING with funds
O. national bank, and to develop
the resources Of Alaska.
The drowning of Gen. E. o. Bal :
oock, of Viii Ky ring notoriely, and
Levi T Lucky, assistant private
SECRETARY 10 Gencral Grant, while
president, off The coas, Of Florida,
is confirmed.
The Silver City Enterprise saws:
"Nincty head of Mexican cattle viii
lie sold at The San Carlos rescrva-
ton by he government, on June %.
The cattle were brought up Ivy TIE
CLiricahua Indians. Read the ad-
verlisement in another column"
From small beginnings, in the
past len years. the cattle industry Of
Colorad" has grown to large rtopor-
tons. tn 1871 there were but &c.,
eco head in tie country, all told,
while but decade of years have
rolled along, ere there are 500 ,0C0,
aod The increase still goes on.
An amendmeni has been attached
to Senate bill, which provides that
the Secretary If the Treasury he
authorised t, pay 10 The Stale of
Oregon $50 50 and To the Staie of
California 81 65l, fo. expenditures
Incurred in SURPRISING the Modoc
Indian hostilities.
It is said that ii common salt be
ddd' d Ia poultry dropPings it viii
pr' vent S burning up lanis when
applied 10 them; the theory being
that the great affinity of salt for
mois ure prevents The rapid drying
OF The dloprings-
The Silver City Enterprise says:
w. J Porter, Of Eagle CITY, Idaho,
an old inner OF New NJ xie 0 and
Arizona. is spending f " days in
his city a. the guest OF F. ". Gu tie
He is very favorably impressed with
the C@ur d'A!ene country, and VIII
return 10 The new colorado IN few
da, g.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-06-12
THE PECAN TREE
Slow to Plant it-syhere Il Say
be FOnnG--2 Texans ExpeEI-
eRcA

S. ID. Shrewsbury, of Sherman
Texas, wrote hort article to the
New York San about the pecan
tree, species OF hickory, Whose
nuts attain great size In western
Texas, and woulJi probably grow
equally vel IN our Va Icy; his s,c~
end letter explains itself The bcsr
pecans grow fuiiher west and .ouih
than Sherman
ED. SCN-SIR: Ifany enc wants
to get IN idea ot the circulation of
tue SIN I have some information
thai will be of interest to him. Since
writing The little ant Gle on the SUD
jet IF pecan trees have received
letters from Florida, California,
Canada, \ W Mckee and nearly
every State in the Unicu. l am
simply overwhelmed with letters of
inquiry. AL writers send stamps
and are emitted to reasonable cons
sideration, but it is impossible for
me 10 al swvr MI privately beg
you to grant me space for this reply:
| have never so d either trees or
nuts, nor do 1 KNOW at present VIII
has trees for sale. They have never
been grown here for safe 10 any tx
tent. The nuts can be obtained here
this flH, some of them in great
quaniiti,s The best early kinds ale
c mparaively scarce. Owing to
her early ripening and good SIZE,
they are 5000 gathered, none being
LEFT to- grow.
When convenient. plant the trees
where hey are TO remain and avoid
the trouble of transplaniing. The
different suits have no names, and
are uncl4sscd, as far a. I know.
They viii generally grow, if treated |
as we irea, the peach or walnut Sc d,
but they are more liable to rot The
better way III northern attitudes.
whore the winters are long, is to put
ihcm in boxes of damp sand, keep |
them over winter at d plant as carly |
AS possible in the spring They
grow from two to Three feet IGN I
The first year, and frequently begin
r. bear here in six years, on hig1
Iaud
The trees have no enemies that
know Of except the caterpillar, and
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-06-12

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Fr..olt can n,w he transferred at
The n edlcs.
The Prescott, C,euri,r If lime OH
saws. Mining is looking M IN Il e
Pine Flal dl-trict The Wonder mill
will surpass anything in northern
Arizeua and viii drop lis stamps
about June 90 The Bupno mil.
WI werl, custom ore. The Yam
s.e Row ore il j. sa;d viii wo,l;
&S00 to The M, The Hume Buo
shows horn silver null;r. nark
IN the woaded country near Prescott
is beiur Guiiford
Hathaway c me in Saturday last
from ihoepix with - wag II load 81
anricots Tbe suuerin;snd, Mt Of
fbe Rla,k Warrior are T.are mines
is pre,.aris q bis min for a lgpg RIM
The rackctt murder case is ser
for Jnna q Hon Tobn q C,.,r,-
he'll has ccne to Phoenix where
sb,re are MANY peonle who w1sl, TO
purchase his u,,,,fon sbaen
savs. Hnol,as If he etar h.c ~
nerienccd = e.bsnqe Of b4a,1 qks
sla,,s sentiuenfs ve,id have done
crsd,t to any RcDnblican ianr,.,t
Two bars Of l,utIi..n ur;rtina
o. ro,rss car r.. ~ rn;n
MINI. -, saturday v.n,nr I, !.
au,bo,i,.v.I. Ct, ed ,i,.+ ext....iv..
renair. and ir,nr,.v e,,,,rt, viii 80
p,.,f,. at Fcr, V,,,,,o for the India,
school TIL. an, stion of INV to
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The Wilcox News says; Elk Gov
ar and nary arrived At Vi,exa
f..w aavs .;rcs ,f,cr = .,rv..,.i,,,
nm of Two ,no,t,,e TIE r,va.no.
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wear. ouinr 20 APPROXIMATION bav- |
in q been ,xlon,ted 1'he out,nn,
of,ha Ola Dominion Come. O.
fo,. tbe mocth ,rdinm N.v31 i 10
f,ll,w,rs 47ntcne nd ,,,li,o, /
v.Ined in Haltin,cro r 7e1.1 c,,,s /
Nor rou,d st97 ooo. t,,si co., If
abor ana f.e,abt 10 Baltimore.
ss7 $50. leaving m.cnificepf
pretii Of s3904S
&c n some EP' aPH 81 > ave
'lh' say ne nomination OF b'aiDc
and Logan Is the ail-stbstrbing topic
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-06-12
r0pulatiOa Of Ph0eH'z' 5000

THE Albuquerque Journal highly
ccmmends the efforts of ihe Santa
Fe road to bring passengi rs aud
mails through New Mesico during
the series of washouts with which
tha. road has coutended for the past
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-06-12

Adjt. Gen. Finley disbaL ded the
Fourth regiment Of infantry, Ohio
National Guard, for insniciency at
the Cincinnati rlots, and partially
recognized il as tie Seventh rcei-
meAi rndcr the eommand # The
officers who rep rted 5fer duty at the
..i.tr
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-06-12
sTOmACz
RortIfY the NNst..s..

All who We experieue ed and witness
ed the effect of Hostetreg's stomach lit
tiers upoH the weak. hrnie.. eoNn, de-
sD udit g victims II ,dyspepst n. liver COM
rldinf. yer and ague. rheumatisni, ne y
ous bilitg. o p ematurc, decay know
that ia th}s supr me ionic nd aitorat We
there exits a spe cific p II cil.l. which
reaches h very source + the iroubie
ind effec n absolute and permanent
cue For sale by a Druggists and Deal-
ers gomez ally.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-06-12

cattle owner living near Hermosilio
ar.ised in this civ last SATURDAY
with cieh,een carloads of cal le
His inten ions, when leaving home
were to drive them te Salt riv val
ey. but unen reaching TINS city the
"iiiciais OF the ,. T. ffered INN m
duce MINIS TO snip @YeF iheif oA"'
"hlch ne accepted ne VIII urih :
'''''''''0' '''' se i0' IA d s'i''i ~ ''i''
| The F encc Enter prise says: Ten
I thousand pounds OF machinery,
belonging 10 The BoDanza IN, ar
rived at Casa Gran,Ie last week. Ii
| CON listed Of pumps. boilers ana
phi ing, and is to be used al The com
pany's well at Quijotoa SPEAK in =
Of the wall in question, The I'rospcc-
tor says; I'VE understand thai a
large double compliment shall
VIII be sunk ara drlils run from HE
DO L III. A series Il pumps VIII DC
placed IN the shalt and the wa
ter question thus thor"nth J
tested as TO the quantity av"il'' le.
....The Vekol mine i lnokiug bet
Ter tisn ever and MIR Walker Will
mako another large shipment of ore
to Kansas CIV soon. AS depth s
ATTAINED on the ye<ol the ore ,od,es
become larger. more REGULAR. and
richer and il is the only mine IN
Arizona from which sven o. einbt
carloads or s50O ore are sent NJ ore
sbinn@nt viii a twcnty.s,amD
mill in one-ation at the dumD. he
hnllion opt-n,,t of Tins nrope,tv
would he simnly astounding The
ola Hat district viii have n new
twentv.st,mD mill to be erected on
,h,. Soptbefn Belle.
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railroad bonds, So 050; interest, eic.,
s 5000; notes issued by the city with |
Interest at 10 per cent. ayable De- |
nemhef 81, 1884 $11.eo0: to'ai, IL, .
lG4 %. They climate tie receip's /
for the Year 1884 as foil W.: Lii
: nse, 81, 2G77G; lakes SD 700 q;
recorders fines, $i5l0e1; other
81 Go; total, 6,478.G1
levin g a foaling indebtedness 81
s5.685 81 They found nineteen in
lictments including hose against
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The Wilcox Ncec& of June 7th
ays: Much ri h silver orc is bring
aiken. from The mines in Silver
ANN THE Eojf0,ob save tbar
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-06-12
YUMA INUNDATED.

second and Mr.. Argent 5 Fra Diavlo
third.
YUMA INUNDATED.
YUMA, June 9. = he Colorado
river embaukment is broken ON The
west and the country flooded
GOING TO CALL ON BLAINE AND
LOGAN.
PORTLAND, Me, June q The
committee rep. esenting the Califor-
Mia delegation appointed to wish
Blame aud Logan for the purpose Of
assuring them Of the support of the
entire Pac fic coast arrived this
morning and left for Augusta HI
noon
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-06-12
RarIFIcATIoN MEETING

Denver, June The city is
| wild with enthusiasm over Blaine's
nomination. Flags float from all
the principal buildings. A salute
of 100 guns are beine fired. a mon>
ster ratification meeting is now in
progress.
EXCITEMENT IN SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN Fl,AAc CISCO, June 6.-Tbe city
has gonc wild over Blainc's nomin-
alton. Business has completely sus>
PENDED. Professions with bands of
music are parading the streets,
banners are flying on which is i'm
scribcd "Blaine and Victory y
Whistles are blowing and caunons
looming. a grand ratification meet
ing is 10 be held this evening.
CHESTER A ARTHUR.
CHIcAeo, juno Ga dispafc h was
received from President Arthur by
Curtis, of The Inter Ocean, saving
that If Blaine i nominated, to have
Duccber ask to make The numina
lion made unanimous and thank his
friends for him.