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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-13
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-13

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-13

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-13

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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-31
Pomona, July IS. 1884.


TIE case OF Frank Hutchins, the
San francisco strapgl,r, affords a
peculiar episode in courts of law,
and one which very clearly illus
tratcs the quieseDse IF The hdnora-
BILE court in permit ng species Of
robbery OF the city.
1t will ue remembered that
HaFchins plead guilty. was con-
demnrd on that plea and day liked
for. his sentence. When the day
came around and Huicnins app arr
ed in court, IA attorney made the
statemen. that it was desired 10
amend the c"mplsint and that
Hutchins wished 10 plead ''nOl
guilty" Huichins beng asEel if
this was his desire. said: I'D rath.
er plead gully, buI il seems [ can
not do as wish, so will plead not
guilty, and 4ta ID trial To accommo>
date ths.-."
The whole substance of Tie mat
ter is this, that some lawyer wa; is a
fee badly and the court has consents
ed to reb the city of several thou
rand dollars 20 give il io him.
Still further the court assumes the
rasponsibili,y # setiing aside The
vtole proceeding in the case Il .
mau already tried and coIdcmned
on the most absolute evidence
Why the court should SCI aside these
proceedings in case where the pies
was gully and no trial was neces'
sary. any more than he could if th'
verdict had been found by a jury il
accordance with The law and fb'
facts is possibly one Of the points 81
5eaiously guarded by he law tha
ordinary mortals are unable to un
aerstAad H.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-31

party" slsepld b. quest. en-
tirely set aside in the local CAM
paign this fall. If the Gem unity
wish lighter taxes and fist-class
officers who will administer the law
with the least pos ible cost t. the
county. they cannot fford 70 inquire
wheth a man Is D n,ocrat or Il
! Republican. 1t is er,aitly fact
thai many county governn. uts
every y here are ruo on artisan
hasls at a tremo ndous expense to
the people who eroan under tatir
bnr'i, rs without KNOWN. what The
t, fficu " is
Prriudice costs man many
dol or LAT h ought 10 have 10 in>
vesI III home comforts for himself
and fsmI Y, and ye, lie cts It get
away with him eve. time. H,
v.t,s for nai becaus, he belongs
to the party" net be cause he tl,inks
he Will be HE best ffie,r, and, n a
result, he carries his burden of ex-
ptnee, his burden of taxes year
b, ea,, grraning and groaning-
for WhAi' To satisfy preju,i &c.
Another popular source Of qor-
Hpion in fie is the hope which ,,
large majority of VT rs Gu ert IN
tina, by vetl g SO ana sn and work
ing so aud they wi receive some
favor from cir ma if successful.
They my. but they can b, assured
HAT for every favor they receive
they pay cash IN full on delivery of
go"ds-p. .rhaps not immediately
ON Of picket, bui their portion OF ii
n tue shape of tue extra lex which
they arr sure to bear for their pains,
th,il cup di'y, their rtejnd.ce. Can
dId~t's are notably v,ry suave be-
fore election, ard very man who
has miogl d in public can say that
lie has experienced the coldn, IS
that follows the election of that
same man. What does it mean?
Eve got the ofice you go to The
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-31

J. ADDISON REAvis, it S ems, has
attempted to pl ce one of his "Mex-
ican Grants" on the heart If lady
at Pomona, Cal and presumably i'm
tended to sell "qHit claim" deeds to
the property. He was apparaatls
30 unf"rtunate as TO tase out IL
cense or to have 1t announced that
he was licersed 10 take pos session
But as he f" goo TO look ever he
gr1 und her. in A,iz ma hef re he
sci up MS slaim, so it seem he fur
got 60 consult the Judy before lie got
out bis papers 70 take posse sion of
her hear and it turn out that she
"bu.ks" az bad as the seitl' re- in
Arizona. In recett note "a tie
Los Angel Herald, she say:
''EDIToR HERALD:-I have JUS
real in your ioc columns sLal J
a. Reavis and Daara B Ilger were
licen-ed 10 be MARI eu Now.
= hilsi A Res.vis has my mos. nm
limited llcen TO make fnol OF
hims. Ii, he has never had my CO..
sent. nor never will have to make
an application for marriage Ii
c.ns.. for n mseif and me Nv inl>
-pressi that he nest appl caiinn
TO b- made ~ Mr. ]. a R avis
ought 10 be f. IA crmm ssiOn in lur a
cy 10 exanain, into hir mental condi-
ton am afraid that his great
posssssi bs IN Arizona and III. heat
Of that Climate has very much mud
died whatever little brains he has
ever had.
LAURA BRIDeER,
Pomona, July IS. 1884.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-31

Local politics are b 'g'nrire
to wake up Cam idates are
numer usly com ng to the o.t,
somewhere aboat f ur bcii u. the
strng Tor the sl'riev lty. hree fer
Re- order, three for rrea ur'r, eight
for the lower house OF the Legisla-
ture, ak for Probate Judge and
we'll, that's pretty much all the
party; the greui need Of Maricopa
county is few more offl es to ac>
commodate her increasing p"pula>
ton.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-31
Rases or z stage on second Class
Matter.
PosTnFFIcE DEPAnrarENr

IOsTNFFiCE DEPARTMENT I
WASHINGTON DC. June 27
The act approved June 8. 1884,
provide that the rare of postage on
newspaper aid periodical pubIIca-
ti"ns of the second ella :, when sent
by others than publishers and news
agents. shall be one cen; fnr each
tour ounces or fractional part there
of, and shall be fully prepaid by
postage stamps af1ixs d 10 such mat
ter.
This act in no wise enlarges The
r ghts of publishers and news
ag' nts.
All persons, not of these classes,
are entitled to send through the
mails, without regard to the place
of mailing, de tinution or distsnce,
newspapers and period ical publica-
tiOns of the second Class, weighing
not more than four ounces, by affix>
ing thereto a one cent postage stamp.
w. Q. GRESHAM,
Postmaster General
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-31
NEW sERIEs-vOL X1. NO 27.

The San Pc 70 Vall,y through
which ililroad vii, ultima ely he
built 10 the ella and Salt River
valleys is a rich aricultaral region.
Ten acres of pe'atocs yield $4,000
pounds this year. W r,h three c. nts
per pound on the ground One man
exp cts to lave 20 COO b, xes of fruit
and about 1000 boxes of t.maio :.
W. Y upmn CHAM, of that Hey,
ha- just gathered lis crop Of pota-
toes and get 200 bushels o lie acre
W. a. Latin gaIh.red II. m a thFce>
year-old peae tree 1,oOO p unds of
f.uit hi, h sold for Sl25. These
6=urrs will repeat themselves all up
ard down h. Gila and Salt River
va ley 5 Wlcr,v'I The stitlcrs are en-
rrpr sing cDou II to a't,mft al y
thing Of he kind. n w. l. e-e walls |
lsy- have much avail bl . GU
ri'd ard, ,it.t, slould r'il'oad
ho trili, would l., :, ., u! OF h, II
lar4e population of thrif y enter
prising families. Towns we,u
grow up and Lusiu, IS for railr. ad
sos hec' me prof able. as indeei It
" nd be from the siari when we
c,1si. CT The grain and lumber
Irude
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-31

The Republican 5 ale Co veniion
convened AT Sacramento has made
the following nominations for Ten
gre>s and presidential el' c'ors:
L. Caruthers has b. On nominated
for Coneress DR. r. Sciurilef, Of
Naps. as elsctor, and J +. D Bytr>,
Of LAssen, as alter ate In the third
districf. Herr. VIooman has been
named as elec'or, end Cha lest F.
Reed, of Yclo, as alicrn tc In the
fourth district, w. W. Morrow his
been nominated for Congress. Dr. j.
Simpson ~ tIeeicr. and A G Both
aiiernute, all of San Francis o. In
the t1iih district. n. Fe,en is tie
n ominee for -Conere>s; Michael
Hecht, OF San Francisco, for eleciot
end liobeat Eff Y, of Santa Cruz,
alternate In thr six b diStric, Il.
Fl. Markh,fm has rereived.'be eeme
ina'inn fog Cnngre $, Cha> P'w i
for eies tor and Paris Klsoue for
alter. atcL
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-31
CHOLERA DO MID.

MARsEILLEs, July 25-The aspect
here is becoming more sOmbre. One
ST amer only arrives weekly In m
A geria; the suppressed iIne tn Syria
uss >topp. d; South American pack
eis have ceased to call here; he
customs office and quays are deserts
ID 1heie are MAJ y funerals during
he night. he tuials hei g performs
cd bv The aid Of lanterns. The
mayor has inteIdicted the annual
fair and folbds the procession on
August 18Th. All ffcial lrquiry
INTO the cath of twelve listers of
Charity and almonefs of a nuunery
retreat showed that the last rites of
the church were Performed over the
body of the firsl sister who became
vic,im TO the disease, and The
cl thing ~or the cell of deceased hau
been disinft cted,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-31
rms San a FE mAst

Armour cement has alrea y been
made Of The acquisition recently s.
cured by tie Santa F. sy-tem Some
of the details of the deal were learn
cd yesterday. The negotiations IN
Boston were carried on by G. P.
Huntington and * Governor LIE
land Sanford fol the Southern Pa
cifc. the presids Mt, W. B. Strong,
for the Santa Fe By the terms of
the new arrangement the Southern
Pacific sold 10 the Atlantic s. Pacific
Ghe "a, TIA Fe and Frisco lines be-
ing really the p urchasers) It's Mo-
have divis on, 240 miles in length,
xtcnding ff,m M"have to the
Ne, dies, ard comedies to The Allan
tic & Pacific The right to run Its
trains from Mohave to Oakland
let, OpI'PSlie Odu idH'~i~COJ q NlS7
lance OF 3e2 mi es. By this con ract
the Atlantic & Pacific, which is
owned j. ntly by the Santa Fe ond
the S Louis & SIN Francisco lines,
extends its rond 10 Mohave. and
secures The righ, to run It's trains
virtually into san Francisco.
The California Southern, now
reaching f,om San Diego to San
Bernardino. $50 miles, is to be ex-
terd. d to a junction with the puI-
chas. d Mohave division. It Will
then lie formally transferred to tie
Atlantic & Pacific, which will thus
be ex ended to the bny of San Diego
one OF tie finest harbnrs or the
Pacifc- Topela CommonloeG
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-31
TAMMAAr FAILS TO PARTICIPATE.
DIR R H M'DoNA1p FOR PROHIBITION
PRESIDENT

PITTsBURe July "a The Proh1-
hit ON CnIvenII. met at 9 o'clock
I, legrams fr' m valInu~ temperance
and Tr' hihilion societies throngho t
the country were re; d and ap! landed.
Tie conven ion al 1875 preceded
io ali Of States Tor nomination
When California WIS called Mr.
Batcock pr, sentcd the name of r
II Mcdonald, as man who had
b,rne the amer of pIohlhItinn in
he wIne~cursed State of California.
h. n the State cf IllIuois was
called, George &. Christian arose
ard nomiraled eng velnnr ST
John. He SAID that Ihe name he
would present 10 ihe CO YentIon was
above every Other name in lis p w..r
:, gather and concel trae t the forces
nf the prob ibilion movement. Miss
Frances E. Willard seconded the
nomination of St. John.
" T EusiIs, of Maine, put ia
nomination c. T. st, wart, of Ohio.
Tho nomination of st John was
also seconded hy Mrs. Mary Hoff-
man, President of The W G. T. U.,
of Missouri.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-31

The Hoe. Tom Fitch by a card
In the Citizen Of he e4ih instant,
declines 10 come out as car didare
for the Republican nomination as
Delegate TO O ongress.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-31
TELEcRAPHsc.
sTAHTLr C. IF TRUE

ALBANY, July 25-Gov. Cleveland
Is daily engaged with The routine
work ol his Office. II st les tha be
VIII spend the entire summer IN
Albany. with he exception Of few
days varaiion n in August 1t is ex~
pect d that The lmal notification
OF his nomination Tor President will
he made at the Executive Mansion
o " Mednesday next.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-31

sixty Demee.ass, o. New Rrups-
vic, New Jersey, formed Baine
ard L gar club. They believe that
Americans should conrroll the
United States government.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-31

Sii CT he ipfret.u. >: .:-a-of 80 into
tie waier- of Kirkland Greek, $ me
TIVE years ago. it is noticed that
their culture has not been such
failure as was pred c'ed by some,
but on the contrary many thousands.
fl m the few hundred that were
placed there by Mr.. Garside, can
now be noticed in the streams. 1t is
also the intention of the residents
If This valley to stock its voters
with the cat species next spring and
bring them 10 our market regularly
for use Citizen.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-31

RorAL A. JOHNSON, Surveyor Gem
erab of the Terlilory. lett on Mon
day for the east, with his nil,, on
accoun Of sickness Of his father.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-31
rEkRoRs oF cHoLERA,

PARIS, july 25-A piiable case i
repoIt d from MarSeills. a woman
aged seventy Yeas was missing FIR
E, veral days. The police at last
forced an entrance into her lodgings
and fou d her body upon he flo r
in such co di ion as to indicate
,ha, she must have been dead -ome
days An examination proved she
was a victim of cholera. She had
lived almost exclusively on fruit.
The Corvette Argentina. recently
al Marseills. desired to take on coal
AT Gibsalia. The English authors
ties forbid this, and threatened TO
fire at her unless the vessel departed.
The Argentina thcI Ieupon proceeded
to port in Portugal and began
coaling, but the Inhabitants became
panic stricken and compell' d the
au horitIes to order the immediate
depa ture nf the unfortunate vessel
w here the Argentine Is to find fuel
enou b t. return 10 La Plata appears
an insoluhle problem.
WAS NOT YELLOW FEVER.
NEW ORLEANS, July 24-Direcior
Bark, of the Words Exposit on,
serds the following in regard to the
alleged ye low fever case: The
New Oileans Beard of Health re-
ported suspicious ca-e of yellow
fever and DR.. B, miss. of the nations
al board of health, DIR Godfrey of
the marine hospital service, DR.
S"loman, pre>ideni, and Jo~eph
Hall of the louisiana board of
health, were appointed committee
t. invt stigate and cause a postmor-
tenn examination to be m ide. DIR.
H Chemirt, palhologist Of the city
hospital, made microscope exAm-
in ton ana upon his rep 'rt and
statement the committee of the
hoard If health declares that the re-
mort of yellow fever is not confirmed.
Drs. Godfrey. Finney and Sol mon
also declare ii w@s not yellow fever.
THE IRISH LEAGuE.
CHICAGO, July ss5-r'le following
official notice will be issued today +;
"The second National Convenlien
of the Irish National League of
America will assemble at II o'clock
a. m Wednesday, August 18th, 1884,
at Faneun Hall, B oston. Every
branch having more than two hun
} arsd usntszs in good stAneing, is
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-31
the ORIGIN OF AmmoMIA.

ammonia probably originally prepared putrI arine
UHtted States Dfspensdtry 107.
The liz lin" found by Prof Damontain Royal
the that me X Baking Powder
powerful at used b. hides of ami
dead ~ ne NoHes u
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-31

State Board of Health, of California
cannot take action in Arizona, it is
suggested that Governor Stoneman,
of California, AID Governor TritIe,
Of Aizona, ought Jointly to lake
some ariion toward establishing Il
Quarantine.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-31
FIRE IN TRUCKEE.

SAN FRANcIsco july 25-A di>>
patch from Truckee states: Be We, n
two and three O'Clock this mornin.,
fire broke 0ut in one of the wooden
buildings of Joseph Mars, enn q
81 ms siau%htcrIi h use, situattd d
ha a mile fr m Truckt e. Nutw1th-
stendi"g cv, rythinE was done that
G. uld be to stay III prog ess of the
flame the Fl t rapidly spread until
nv. houss ere Consumed. Mos of
The live stock was rescued Hid
and iail,w 10 tn value of 80. 500, a
large sto' ehiuse filed with ice,
dr' ssed hes and mutton and o1Iitr
and oineE prope ty WIS destroy d.
The less is estimat.d at over five
tbuusand dollars; no insurance
Without doub' tn fire WIS tie work
OF AN iuc, nuiary
TAMMANT FAILS TO PARTICIPATE.
ALBANY, July "a TIE Demo>
era IL state G. mm,t tlce met vest r
day Tanlnlary Hall IN mh,r> of
the committee We're absent Eugene
Kelly, of New York, was chosen
elcctnI at large in pace Of Purcell,
OF Euffals, resigned.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-31
THE CHOLERA.

MARsEILLEs, July 23-Twenty>
one deaths last night.
ToULoN, Jul, 23-Seventy five
dea hs Seven apoiheoaries thle Iten
t" close because The city is distribut>
ing medicine free.
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HoUSEKEEPERs' TEsT.

Plsca can top Down on / stove till heated Remove
the cover and smai-"Amm5n a-Aaftshoiny
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entitled 10 be represe ted by two
delegates. No branch can have
moro than two representatives.
AT SEA IN BOATS.
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THE MONEY IS READY

New ORLEANS, July 28-The
manager of the World Ex xposinon
b w author zed Director Burke to
notify the Gov oruors f al The
states and Teri itorles intending to
make exh lbit, The first insiailment
OF the So 600 apportioned to each by
the Board is eady for their orders.
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BOTH WENT DOWN.

LONDON, July 23-Advrces from
Coium a, Spain, las: nirht, give
mea4 re information of collision of
that port. between the steamers
Gijon and Laxham. There was ii
misunderstanding OF signals and The
vessels came together al a high rate
of speed Both went dswn. Fifty
six passengers were picked up and
number were drOwned-prot ably
one hI ndr, d.
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DIRECTORS:
M. H SHERMAN. SAM'L a. MURPHY
WIN. CHKisTY, Z ]. BENHP1i'
GUY BENNETT.
Receive deposjzEnke collections
buv and sell SexNange, discount
connerciaI paper and do general
bankir1< aiSsss-
60 -. N. to p. m
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RECUPERATING ROYALLY.

ST. JOHNS. N. F., July 23-Lieut.
Greely and the commanders ard
officers Of the Arctic expt ditinn are
guests at The vire lecal reside nee of
Sir John Hawley Glover, Governor
OF New F, undla' d. The Bear and
1Lefis leave st Johns on Saturday :.
Greely and his comrades are enjoy
ing exec llent health.
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YELLOW FEVER.

New ORLEANS, July % "A case
of yellow f,ver was reported MS re-
sul'ius in the death of a child 8
years old A post mustem ex mila>
lion will he made, when the case
can be officially reported
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GAS EXPLOSION.

WHEELING, " Va, July 23-This
morning at 8 o'clock a terrific gas
explosion took place at the German
bank A jet was left burning in
lhe vault and this morning chief
clerk, John Hill, struck match as
soon as he opened the doors, seeing
the j, t was not burning and failing
to detect The odor of the gas. a tre-
menduous exp losion followed.
QUARANTINE NoGALEs.
SAN FRANcI>oo, July 23.-Rudolph
Cohen, a resident of Tombstone
A T., complains that cars infected
with yrlluw fever are run over he
Mexican borders to b, nson, a. T.
The border town on the railway. on
The IiE-rhet ~een Guaymas and Benz
sen is Nogales. he thinRs quar-
antine should be established there.
The danger of Introducing fever
INTO this country Is much greater
! By land thar by water While the
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PATHS DIVORCE.

PARIS, July 3.-The application
of Mime Patti vs. the Marquis de
Cau,, for divorce, Will be the first
case tried under he new divorce law.
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Tie above shows The uniformity Baking aver
seo as maue OF purify that never only
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Postmaster General.