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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-26
Saar, Wioiel, Giiel unb Sunsrif.

Be;iisli6 Ser su Mettla9 iiber
Die Soar III erbauenpen Bride baben Ofeis
iunseu uno llnteriu9unsen i%tattsefunoen.
Ob bic 5irma Bod Die Bride aIlsin baut
ober Oh Die Resieruns ii6 babel betbeilist,
1T nod nidt enti9ieoen. Sn eriterem
Sale lou bic Bride ais Sdngebriife fIr
6aBBsdnser uno swar an Der iesisen Sabre,
an9ebra6t weroen, wdbrenb in lesterem
Sale bieielbe ais felte Bride aud fit
6ubrwsrfe u. !. 10. berseri9tet perben ioa,
uno guar 800 S9ritts untsrbalb SET
6dbre.
YuIwis. 2lm 20 .. 90. meibte Sr.
Bfarer &leinert aus S6Snborf Die neilen
@loden Der unldnsit peri6onerten bielisen
Stride. Oo6 fsblt Der @emeinbe nod ims
mer Der Seeliorser.
3 Ri M. Der Sutma6er Ssinrid aemp
unb oelien gbefrau &atbartna, seb. SUI
min, f~sierten am IA. San. bas Seit Ser 9ol>
benen So6seit. Der Subelbrdnti9am itebt
i'm 49,, feline gbefrau I'M II. Sabre beibe
e~rfreuen iid better @eiunobsit.
ct. Sitb. Der Serr @itar @aiien
feierte AM s.. Sanuar bas 25idbrise Subts
ldum ais Sitar bieiiser Staot. @roBars
tis maren bic aus bieier YeranlaHung uers
anitalteten 6eitli6teiten. Die Pfarrei
i6entte benz Serrn Sifar einen s%oIoenen
6el6.
Die preuBii5 DE Staatsresieruns
forbert gum 3wede bes Baues Der Sabu
Sretenbeims 9 immern, $500 900 %. uno
auBsrsem ais Sui6uB gu BEN @runos
ertperbsfoitsn 3OS, 900 &C., in Summa
oemna9 $4,000, 600 M. pom 9anbtase.
ueberbofen. Sn Der Na9t pom 20.
Sanuar error in Ser Ndbe bieies Ortes
Elm peniionirtsr Sergmann aus Bflusi6eiSt.
@abrl6eiuli6 le9te CT ii9, wie Die Soar
3t9." I6reibt, arsetrunten gum S9lafe
nieper, UNI ni9t mebr gu erpa6en. Sn
ieiner Gai9e befano ii3 nod cine sefilts
S6nuppsfai6e.
Srier. Sir bic So6walbbabn bat
bic 9inie Srier.G upere3 erfs 6ermesfeil iets
tens bes Wtiniiteriums Ben 9orSus sefuns
ben. Die G%esieruns trdst Swei Srittel
Der @uinoerwerbStoiten
Nennig. Die @iloi6wsine perurs
laden isit siniser Seit bier uielsn S6aSen,
oaber elm tii6tiser abi9uB bieies Ser
eanopirtbi6aft 10 uerberbli6sn @iIoes
brinseno notbwenois lit. &iir,Iid itieBen
Solsbauer auf ein idlafenbes 8ilOi6wein,
wel6es leioer ni3t erIest, ionoern nlr uers
last weroen tonnte.
Der Serein Der Observation-Disclosures
Snterehenten, Ser @eitpbdlii6e &oblsu>
psrein uno Der @emeinberatb uon Mee baz
ben ii6 ebenfaas lebr lebbaft fir Die Sa@
ualiiation Der WtoieI ausseipro9en.
gu SaarbSIsba9 woro am 90.
Sanuar IN Der Stride cine bstrd1tlide
Summe SpierseIper pom 0iebesbano ents
wenbet.
Ole Sorarbeiten fir Die Yabn
bon @eismes na6 Malmebp lino i6on 10
melt por9ei6ritten, baB balo nit ben Gres
arbeiten begonneu weroen fam.
Sir ben Yau elmer Sabn pom &otbe
GrSe iiber ct. Sitb mad lllfinsen iOrbert
Die &esierlus $500, 600 Mart. Oieis
Sabn lit nit Gifii6t auf ben Serfsbr mil
ben Grseusniien pes Sersbaues uon GROCER
V~eoeutun9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-26
Correspondents.

SIS sei6iebt nidt oft, baB flint 9urems
burger Brieiter 3uiammem in elmer STRIDE
in bieiem 9anbe 9eleben usrSen. 0ieies
9el9cb aber in Soutb Senb, Sno., am
l3. Sanuar lettbin. Sn Der neuen Sra:
rid Simmelfabrtsfir6e, Die pom bo6w. p.
Sobannes C. S. c. paitorirt wirb, wurben
am ~senannten Gage Die Stationen einsss
weibt. 0abei funsirten Safer SobanneS
beim @eibeacte. Sater Mi6ael 9autb
belt bic Yrebist, Slater 6auise madte BEN
Seremonienmeiiter unb i'm Sanctuarium
waren nod Die bo6w. 6erren 6irl6 uno
Stoiiel Suge9en.
am 81. Sebruar lit gu ct. Marien
Sabier, BON &eu. 81. Sobannes, Serr Ii>
6olas 9orens uon Dubuque nit Gbbie
Simmer, pon New Srier, Oafota &c.,
Minn., ebsli6 setraut worben. Die jun
gen 2eute Iaiien ii6in abams 60, Nebrass
ia, nieber. Wir wiinlden benz iunsen
Paare piel Sell, Slid nno Se9en!
3uGascabe wurbe am II. 5ebrlar
bur6 ben bo9w. Sater Seuerltein Saul
Seder nit Inna Coulter setraut. MSse
Slid unb @Ottes Sesen Dem iunsen Yaars
ni6t feblen!
@oIbene o6seit. Setter 6ofis
man (S6matts Yet6en) pom Yoewin9en
unb anna Maria, seb. Sunsel aus l~liel6ins
gen, 6ebruar 1884 IN Der oerSeiti9en Yfarrs
fir6e 81 gii6borf getraut, ~feierten beute,
6ebrlar -. 1884, in sablrei6er Sermanbts
II. Sreunbidait lire solbene So9Ssit. 8as
Subelpaar wobnt beim Sobn Mattbias
0ofmann, etpa 4 Wteilen BON Sleepp Sue,
Sromn 60, Min., Ser es li6 ni6t nebs
men lieB, bas 6eif 10 senlitbli9 ais m0ss
lib gu MAIDEN.
Na9 Der fir6li6sn Ginie9nun9 babier
waren Ginlaoungen in Der Sronuns; mir
fieleu elm, fubreu gemeini6uftli6 na6 Der
Soiiman'i6en Seimatb, lieBen uns se:
miitbli6 nieber, aBeu uno tranfeu Soft
mans Sropfen" unb ma6teu ms luitis in
Gbrburfeit; man6er bis gum friben Mtor.
gen. Mtosen Die sreiien Srautleute nod
man6e Sabre munter uno riiitis ii5 bes
9ebens ~freuen, mar Der Wuni6 gQer.
Oas SoIgenbe mtnebmen mir Der
rPort @aibinston 3eituns":
Sin S6orn lteiubraub i'm 6auie oes
Staotmarl6aus Srauf SeQes am 6reitag Abenb
lester ISOLDE perlrla6te einen Neueralarm uno
rief Die 6euernebr berars. IS entltano fein
Sbaoen, inoeIlen, mare ein Seiler auS9ebro=
den, 10 bate oalielbe cine gu;abl @ebduoe in
al6e 9ele9t, oa eS beitiS ltiirmte.
Serbeiratbet am 90. Sebr. in Der bieiis
9en ct. Warien STRIDE; Sr. Sacob Q d II M a.
d CT nit Srl. 6atberina So6e, beibe aus Die
ler Stabt. Wf0Se oas slid Dem iunsen Faars
tets bolo leinl
@ il mir boren, bat Gouaro Mebrens,
Sobu unlereS ebemaligen Witbir9ers gouis
Utebrens, leet III Calumet, Wti6., mobnbaft,
oaS un9lilt 9ebabt, li6 IN einem Mal6inens
lbcp ein Sein gu breten.
Aus &atbburu, Sbabo, l6rsibt
man uns:
Serr Gebacteur! SIS wiro Sic pielei6t
wuncerm, aus ben @ebirsen Sbabo's einsn
Yrief pon einem 0anbSmann AZ erbalten.
C9l9 neinD Sier in Hatbburn berri6t
cine sroBe @ufreSuns, ba Die wiloeitsn @es
rii6te iiber @olbfunbe in ben Occur d'alene
@ebirSen umseben. Sa i9 iett MIR 10
Weilen uon bort entiernt, werbe i'd, wenu
Der S6nee abSesansen, aud mein Slid
bort uerlu9en. 0a i6 ben CONNER iiber
in Montana mar, tam i'd iasen, baB iib
bort siemli6 uiele Oeuti6e, wenm AUDI me-
nise eurembur9er, finSen. Oo6 ems mub
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-26
Suxem6 urgi(6e $.
Yereiniste Staaten.

@ir batten foIsenbe Noti; in
unierm S3ubfa6 10 gut a%ufsebOben, baB
mir iie B. W. erit wieber fanben. 0ir
bitten ben seebrten Ginienoer unb bic 9eier
fir Die unliebiame Seripdtuns Der %intereis
ianteu Noti, INN Gnti6uloieung.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-18
Our Tempe Letter.
TFNfpr Ocf

TEMPE, Oct If, ISSi.
 EDITOR CITIZEN: Our village Is stead iiy growing in business and population. l believe We have the first and only pio- neer fruit cannery in the Ter tory. In addition thereto We have the extensive mills ot Judge Hayden. HOW being op- erated by the entesprising firm of Peter son, Wormser & Co, one of the most substantial in the Territory. Among the successful mercantile establishments are the firms of Goldman .S O., Murphy x Co, Peterson. Mormser S Co. F. E. Lawrence, Dr. Jones sadGlery, E. r. Johnson Sons apiary and extensive nursery, restaurants, saloons, etc, too numerous 10 mention.
 Our beautiful valley Is being rapidly populated with soliG, substantial ciu- zens who have come to stay, and are making attractive homes. There k no land m this broad country of ours where the vine and fig tree flourish better, and where beautiful homes may be made h sue. short time.
 The future Of this valley is assured. In few years there will not be any available lana for the homes,eader. in fact, d-sIratl- tracts are now hard to get without purchase.
 Ne ciSlIuie-y need rEiliogd through th's yaliey !n order to furnish Us with a market fer our immense crops uf grain and other produce. Ne trust ;he Lezt les!s !atgre Wili take acuvs steps iaokIug tO thIs end. ALPHA.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-18
worL of Meridian copf,rsn,,.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-At meeting of the International Prime Meridian Conference a resolution was adopted providing that longitude shall be counted from the Meridian of Green vich in two directions up to 1S0 degrees east, longitude plus. and west longitude minus. Also resolution that the Con- ference proposes the adoption of a universal day for all purposes, for which it may be found convenient, and which shall not interfere with use of local or other standard times where desirable. An adjournment was taken until Mon day when the following resolution will be considered. This universal day is to be a mean solar day; IS to begin fer all the world at the moment of mean mid night of initial meridian, coinceding with beginning of 8 civil day and date that the meridian Is to be counted from zero up to 24 hours.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-18
STEPHENS AT TOMBSTONE.

We take the subioined report of the Republican meeting at Tombstone last Saturday night from the EpitGph:
 Judge Robinson, in taking the chair, addressed the meeting in Q few well chosen remarks, and promised at some future day to speak at greater length. The nominee for Joint Councilman, Hon. C. c. Stephens, was then introduced, and in n speech of about three-quarters ot an hours duration demonstrated hls peeu- liar fitness for the position to which he sspires. He pictured Tn glowing colors the advantages and resources of the Ter ritory, and demonstrated in . manner to convince every one that only by over hauling, and. m many instances, total change In existing laws, could foreign capital be induced to invest m the | Territory. With the triple weapons of wit, humor and satire he smOte the | iniquities embodied m the statutes re- latiug to assignments, mechanics and laborers lien, probate law and others, and exposed their fallscies and sbsurdi- ties. That such bsrbarous and unjust | laws were permitted to remain upon the
 statue books was, he declared. due to the | presence of 70 many ignorant and in- competent men in Arizona legislatures
 most of whom had done nothing but
 daw their pay and vote for jobs and sd' journments. Ever and anon, through
 his address, he scored the Record, which
 had spoken of him, when be was first
 nominated. as an obscure person. in 6
 manner to win the hearty applause oi
 his hearers. In fact. he about broke
 that institution all up. The speech 1T
 its entirety was an exhaustive and abl'
 one, and insures him s rousing vote II
 this camp.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-18
Sheriff s Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED 10 out of the District Court of the FIrst Juci, eial District of the Territory of Arzeua. m ano for the coenty of Pima, on iudsmen rsndsreo in ssid court on the 2qth day Of septemoer. A
 D 1884 in favor of J. A. Anderson and against K Hilton Chase for the SUI of Si,3lf ol with int.r~st thereon at the rate Of 10 per cent per annun uutil paid. together with hls costs and disbursements at the date of sald luosm ment, amounting to S2f .t and accruing eosts. nave Iev1ed upon the following de-crlbed property, to-vit. All that certain lot, piece or parcel or land situate m the city flucson; county et ma Territory of Arizona. and bounded and partieu- larly described as follows. to-wlt: eommen eng at point on the west line Of Malu street. m ths said city south l6 degrees. sast 3o Tee, irOn the northeast corner of lot two t2l m blocs one hundred and eighty-hve lls3l, running thence south 7S degrees west l2i feet to a point' thence north al ds ,ress, west Zzlts feet to point, thance .outh SO degrees IS minutes. east St feet to a poiut: thence south ss's degrees, sast Sh. feet 10 a point; thence south sl degrees. ess' Z2iI, feet 10 . point. the place of oeginning' oe- ing ths sar1e property lately Occupisd oy OhAries Hudson as q homestead. a, And notice is hereby given that on ssturusy. the sth day of November. isst, between the pour % of no o'clock a m and o'clock P n-, n front os ths Court Houss door m the City of Tucson, County of Pima. Terri.Ory of ArlronA VI. sell at public auctiOn to the higns,t snd osss bidder for cash ID legal currency. sll the rishL | title and interest of ssid dsfendAnt, h hAtou Chas. in and to the above described properB | or 60 much thereof VIII sstisfJ sAid efeeo'
 ''IS D.ssS sf Tuc.on, October It 1884.
 k. H. PAUL, sheriff.
 By fl. CoRDrs. Under Sheriff. Oels"%
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-18
The weather is getting little bi,

The weather is getting little bit fallIsh.
 Providence today threw dust in the eyes of the just and the unjust-and also the reporters.
 Tine thermometer yesterday reached gJ degrees m the shade. Rather warm for the middle of October.
 Colonel Bean, who located one of the richest mines in Arizona, Is tue Repub- hcau nominee for Delegate to Congress.
 Tom Ewing, Ii. G. Howe, Tombstone; II.C. Cooper, Topeka; John Daggett, Kansas City; II. Germsin. Benson; are guests a; the Palace.
 The stage travel for to-day is, depar- lures W. l.. Garrett, G. E. Plommer, J. Martin. J. E. Putnam, Josefa de Carpen- ter. Frank PrCcter, NOgales. Arrivsls, Foster Autouio, T. ROdriGues, Ramon Marques, Nogales.
 Charley Wimple is assisting Major Walker m Sampson's cigar store during the absence of the proprietor of that establishment who Is out consulting with the people regarding his quslIhca- | tions for the Cilice of county recorder.
 Eighth Corporal kimball, enc of the ioliest Tucsouites extant, has returned | from his cattle ranch m Sonora and car
 ries with him an ocotIllo club for sev- eral members of the newspaper profess
 sion. The corporal is not the right kind | of man to tie to.
 When Judge Fitzgerald went to Pinal county 1t was thought that he would dispose of all the cases on the calendar Tn two weeks It Is now thought how ever, that 1t will take three weeks and probably longer to complete the term. Herbert Penney, this morning while out with bis bycicle met with misfor-
 tune that will confiue him to his room | for several weeks. In some way he was
 thrown from the bycicle and suffered | the dislocation of bis right ankle and
 the fracture of one of the small bones. ' Dr. Crepin was called immediately after
 he had been taken home, who reduced
 the fracture and placed the joints of the
 limb m proper position.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-18
NOTICE.

GALE UPON FORECLOsURE-B VIRTUE - of judgment decree of foreclosure and or der of sale issued out of the District Court of the First Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the coun ty of Pima, on the the sth day of October. A. ID. 1884, in certain action wherein E. M. Whiteside, plaintiff. recOy- cred a judgment against F. K. Fully and Este van OchOa co-partners under the firm name os Fully d Ochoa, defendants, for the sum Ot Seven Thousand Two Hundred and Ninety (S7, ,2gO) DOllsrs, with interest thereon at the rate of Eighteen tlS) per cent per annum from the date of this decree. together with the sum of Four Hundred and Flfty-eight and 20-iCU lx45s. .2Ol Dollars. costs of this suit, have lev led upon all the following described property situated in the county of Pima, Territory Of Arizona. to- wit: The south half of the northeast quarter and the south half of the northwest quarter of section l4, township O6J sixteen south range seventeen (lIl east, Giia and Salt River meridian. and containing one hundred and sixty (l6Ol acres; alGo the south half of the northeast quarter and the south halt or the northwest quarter of section thirteen ti3l m township sixteen (I6l. south of range seventeen ti7l east Cfila and Salt river meridian, and con tanning one hundred and sixty (l6Ol acres; also the south half of the southwest quarter or sec ton thirty-hve (35i m township sixteen ll6l south of range seventeen (t7) east. GIls and Salt river meridian. and containing eighty t-Ol acres. together with all anc angular tke tenemeuts, hereditaments and appurtenRnces thereuntO De- longing or in snywiss appertalnlng. and the re- version and reverslOns. remainder and remain- ders rents issues and profits thereof.
 the let day of November, A. D. 1884 between tho hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and o clock ?. In: in front of the Courthouse door m the clty or Tucson, county of Pima, Territory or Ari- zOna l will sell at public auction to the nl{h- est and best bidder for cash, all the above de scrioed property. or SO much thereof as may be necessary, to realize the amount of the above judgment, interest and accrulng eo-f.
 Datei Tucson, October g, 1884.
 R. H. PAUL. sheriff.
 By T. CoRDrs Under Sheriff. OellWt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-18
weekly Mining Reaort
OrIIoTo. O,t 11u, 1oe

SCIJoToA, Oct. 11th, 1884 Aug. waterman, Esq, Secretary Peer less Mining Company.
 DEAR SIR:-Work in the various tun. nels has been somewhat retarded durinp the past week, owing to our being com. peiled to take men from the mine to grade road and make the necessary preparations to erect machin " for power drills.
 The grading IS nearly completed and all Of the miners will be put back into tnelr respective places tomorrow, and all work at the various points will De showed ahead as usual. We are expecting the machinery and piping dsliy, and everything will be in readi- ness to put II up at once, upon ils ar rival here.
 Contracts for wood have been let and all arrangements for water perfected. Peerless tunnel No. 1, is in 3I3 feet. haying made better progress than heretofore. The rock is much softer and IS showing very favorable m dicstIons of being in close proximity to the vein.
 The north drift from the Crocker tun- nel No. is in 59 feet, the face is show ing some very rich ole.
 The winze in the main tunnel is down feet. This winze has been advanced only three feet during the past week as the men were taken from 1t to do out side work.
 Work m main winze on top of the hlll IS going on as usual.
 Yours tiuly, w. II. SMITH, Supt.
 Per Stevens.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-18

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, FIRST JUDI l cial District. in the county of Pima, 1errltory of AriEons-
 M J. Sullivan and John Chart. doing business undsr the firm name of N. J. Sullivan CO-, plaintiffs. against George W. Van hovenbergh, defendant
 Action brought in the District Court of the First Judicial District. In and for the county of Pima, in the Territory of Arizona.
 The Territory of 8rizOna sends greeting to George ". Van Hovenbergh.
 You are hereby summoned and required to ap- pear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiffs in the District Court of the First Judicial District m and for the county of Pima in the Territory of Arizona. and an- sver the complaint filed with the Clerk of this Court .t Tucson, i- said county (s copy of which complaint accompanies this summOns) within twenty days (exciusive of the day of servicel after the service upon you of this summons. If served in this county, but If served out of the county and within this district. then within thirty days; in all other cases forty days.
 And you are hereby notified that If you fail to appear and answer the complaint as above re- oulred the plaintiffs will apply tO the court for the relief therein demanded. and costs and dls- bursenents in this behalf expended, .. Given under my hand and the seal of JS- said District Court at Tucson this 2tth oHAL- day of September. A. ID. l5s4- s C. s. yEFFORDS, Clerk. ByJ A. ASokRsoS. JR-, Deputy. J. Perry.
 PlAintif-s AttOrney. oesDmW6Od
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-18
NOTICE.
ocI9wkt

U,IRsT JUDICIAL DISTRICT CoU BT, IT Pima county, Arizona T. L. Stiles, ss as nEneo, etc. vs. Francis H. Goodwin st Als. No. ISk
 By virtue of a decree of the above named court in the above entitled cause. made and en- tered on the 9th day of October, 1884, whereby 1 am required to make the sum Of tyeO ad- judged by said court to be due to said plaintiff on said date, upon a note secured by mortgage f the hereinafter described real estate. with in- tersst on said su m from said date at the rate of IIi per ceat per month until paid. and the sum Of $e3 So taxsd as the costs of sAid actiOn, and ss 65 accruing costs. and the costs Of making this sale, l will offer for sale st pubhc aucuon, and will sell to the highest bidder Tor cash. on the sth day of November, lesi, st the door Of the court house of the said county of P1Ina. m the city of Tacson. st twelve o'elock, noon all the right, title and interest of the sad defend snts, Francis H. Goodwin and Petra M. Good win in the following described real estate situ- ate lying and being ID the sand county Of Plma' and bounded and described as follows, to,Nit Lot No. IS in block No. Z2s, ID the city ot Tue, son. according to the map and survey thereo' made by 6. W. Foreman. and approved nS the Council of said Tucson. June 2b, ls1Z
 R. PAUL
 oclss Sheriff of Pima County.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-18
TEE NEW BATTLE esouso.

Nov that the election in Ohio ba been disposed of, the fight will be trans ferred to the Empire State. While tn Republican success in Ohio will doubt less have its effect in New York, tn best posted observers on the Republican side have claimed that Blaine snC Logan would carry the State, even hsG Ohio gone Democratic. And while thu Republican party has lost a few mug wumps," their loss will be more thar made good by Irish-Amencans who have hitherto voted the Democratic ticket. So that the Republican party enters the fight with united front stronger fl anything than it was foul years ago, when Garfield carried the State by majority of 2l,033.
 On the contrary, we find great defec tions Tn the Democratic camp. To be. gin with, the vote of Tammany will be divided, between Butler, Cleveland and Blaine; but Butler will re ceive the major portion of it. A very large portion of the vote of the laboring classes. who hitherto have been Democrats will vote the Re. publican ticket this year, while most of the remainder will vote for Butler. The moral vote of the State will also be against Cleveland, while thousands of Irish-Americans have left the Demo cratic party as they would a sinking ship.
 A carefully prepared and impartial review has been made of the political situation in the interior counties, as regards the Presidential canvass, in Rens- selaer, Albany, Washington, Columbia, Saratoga, Fulton, Warren, EsseI, Scho- barrie, Delaware, Herkimer, Montgom- cry, Otsego, Franklin, Clinton and Greene counties. The conclusion to be drawn from these returns present an outlook full of encouragement for Re- publlcans. It IS shown that Blaine's majority in the field that is covered in this State will be at least equal to Gar ield's. The dissatisfaction expressed by some Republicans at the time of Blaine's nomination has speedily de- decreased and is continually diminish ing. Blaine's tour through that State has awakened great enthusiasm for him and the sober second thought of the campaign has convinced all that he is the representative of the great and vital principles of Republicanism. Blaine will get the Republican vote, and be IS regarded with sfectionate enthusiasm by those who accept his leadership. There is a strong rally of Irish Demo crats to the Blaine standard in Troy. TLe fact Is striiinsly patent ID the Twelfth ward. an old Democratic strong hold. There are two large Blaine and Logan clubs. composed very largely of former Democrats. Whole fami- lies of voters have changed their allegiance, regarding the party of the protective tariff as the party whose support is demanded by their own personal interests. This movement of Irish voters is not con- fined to the cities, but, as is shown, ex- tends to town and hamlet-and will roll up thousands of votes for Blaine and Logan. We regard the State of New York as safe Republican State as Maine, and now that the battle will be transferred to the Empire State, the Republicans will grow stronger from this time on to the day of the election
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-18
Ynnrr Men,-Reah This.

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