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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-24
DISTRICT JUDGE.

TITE ARE AUTHORIZED 70 Az
w nounce j. Hood as candidate Ior
reelection TO the once Of Judge Of the Iual'
cial district composed Of the counties ot lar
rant and Parker.
VNYE ARE AUTHOR IZED TO ANNOUNCE
wv Judge X. T.. beckham As . canuldhte lui
iudqa OF the Judicial district, composed
nf the counties or Iarrant Gnd Parker
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09

"YoU will now and then see in a
Repu bllcan paper the brazen asser-
tioH that their party is the protector
of the country; of labor, etc. They
forget that it was the Democratic
party that protected the country
against Great Britain, against Mex
leo, against China, against "Ameris
can EN- pre-" against Austria, and
against all enemies. "-C0urieT.
Suppose the above to be ali true,
it strikes US that the Courier places
its party somewhat in the position
that one of old named Judas occu>
pied, for it seems that at the present
day that party is trying with might
and main to deliver the country into
the hands of Great Britain and
China by opening the gates of the
country 10 floods of cheap manufac-
lures that will drive our merchanics
from their work shops. our spinners
from their looms, our shoemakers
from their benches and give our
trade on the one hand into the
control of Great Britain and on the
other hand into the hands of the
heather Chinee. 1t is not what a
man was once but what he is nO,c
that determins the peoples estimate
of him, and so with a PARTY. We
forget what it was. because of what
it is.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09

Four great big Tucson giants
went to the Igde1 office, the other
night to slick' one poor little edit
or who was IN bed dreaming of
square meals and clean shirts. One
of the assailants got out his club
and tried to spoil the dream by
MASKING the skull of the editor be-
fore he could get up, but somehow
the club missed fire., the editor
awoke and said git and the four
big assailants got. 1t is not known
that they have stopped running up
to the present moment.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09

Mormons to their convention, put
them on their committees on plat
form, gave them prominence in all
possible ways, and on demand Mons
mated Mormon on their ticket for
Supervisor, and today the party will
not vote for him-proposes to trade
him off for a Gentle. In other
words the party in this county is
openly patting the Mormon citizen
on the back and saying: "Bully fel-
lowl We'll stand by YOU" while 1t is
secretly p lotting to keep him out of
an Office whice he is made to believe
was intended for him.
OF course this is not "denouncing
Mormonism and at the same time
assuring Mormons that the talk is
all buncom be- but it is encouraging
Mormonism openly and secretly
plotting it's destruction. Which case
is most honorable in the premises;
to work secretly against Mormons in
general but to cajole them openly
for the purpose of obtaining theiI
votes as the Democr attic party is do>
ing. or to ope My denounce the
practice of polygamy as rebellion
against the laws of the land and
have it understood that while the
Mormons as people countenance
it, they can expect emily the earnest
opposition of the Republican party.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09

WE borrowed a Gazette today
from a friend and in. it we found
this fling at the Republican candi-
dates:
1T is ren. arkable to what an exe
tent the Republican ticket is made
up Of new, inexperienced, and un-
tried men. The older citizens were
cast aside to make way for the new
ring of political manipulators, whom
the people universally view with
distrust, regardless of party affilias
ton"
The above is noticeable only for
one thing, and that is its attempt
to mislead those who may hape
pen to read it. We wish to assure
the would-be Democratic organ that
the older Republicans themselves
took the matter in hand to give the
people good, substantial men whose
interests in the county give them as
much right to have voice in its
government or to administer its
offices as though they were fossils
of hundred years standing and had
bummed their living around public
Office the whole time.
Again the young Republican mons
inees will compare favorably with
any of the Democratic nominees
when it comes to a matter of public
integrity and the confidence of the
people. Mah for man the people
should carefully compare the Re-
publican ticket with the Democratic
icket IN this respect.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09
A WINDFALL.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Jack
Jacobs. we'll known about the streets
of San Francisco, who gained a
living by peddling cigars and doing
odd jobs, has received information,
together with a draft for $4,000, that
he has succeeded to an Inheritance
of $3,60O,0O0 left by a brother who
died in London Jacobs, during his
struggles with poverty, had from
time 10 time borrowed small sums of
money from merchants, aggregating
about 5000. So soon as he obtained
funds he pre- ceeded to repay those
who lad befriended him in time of
need. Some of those loans. dated
back years ago
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09

THE Gazette makes an attack on
Mr.. E. H. Winters, the Republican
candidate for County Recorder, and
attempts to cast a slur on that gem
tleman because his business hap
pens to be that of keeping a livery
and feed sta bles and the rearing of
fine stock. With equal propriety
the qualifications of the Democratic
nominee might be questioned bes
cause he keeps a garden and door
yard and cleans them up with rake
or hoe. There is some difference
between raking mp leaves and rails
ing onions and keeping the records
of the county correctly. We might
add that there Is some difference
between a man making his living
by enterprise and a business of his
own, as the Republican nominee
does, and depending on the pickings
of Office and being appointed as
deputy when election fails, as has
the Democratic nominee for the
majority of the time he has been in
the county.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09
horticultural Lett or.

ED. HERALD: -Ohservation teach
es everyone who has given the mat
ter consideration that melons and
squashes grown in this hot climate
are inferior to those grown north.
Most people have settled down to
the conviction that 1t is impossible
to raise as good squa=he and mel
ons here as north. We believe by
the proper method much better ones
can be grown here than ever have
been and a little cheap experiment
ing will test the matter.
Nearly all vegetables deteriorate
in a hot climate, if grown year after
year without importing seed from
the north. Beside that cause bees
are so numerous here they work on
first one species of vine blossom and
then another, and thus they hybrid
iZe squashes, melons, and cucum-
bers, and last, but not least, they
bring the pollen from the bitter wild
gourd from the plains and give our
melons their flavor.
The remedy would be to import
seed from the north. There is ample
time to obtain seed through the
kindness of friends in the north,
who would gladly do us this favor
when writing 10 US. Another rem
edy is to plant the different kinds of
melons so far apart that they will
not mix. A great many Mexicans
plant their water melons, musk mcl-
ons pumpkins and squashes all to-
gether, so that the vines intermingle.
1t is no unusual thing 10 hear an
argument at a Mexican wagon as to
whether certain melon is a pump
kin or a musk meion.
Beans are another luxury that
many nave despaired of having in
perfection here. Last spring we sent
east and got a % cent package of
the German wax bean, (the best va
riety grown, and we had crop OF
as tender and luscious snap bean as
we ever ate in any northern state, If
we had raised enough OF them, we
could have laid all the Chnamen IN
the valley in the shade in The bean
traffic.
Do not despair OF good vegetables
too hastily: but let US experiment
and when successful make it known,
OBSERVER.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09

"THE PHOENIX HERALD admits
there are Democrats who "can't go
polygamy," and it is right in one
sense. No Democrat believes in de-
nouncing Mormonism and at the
same time assuring Mormons that
their talk is all buncombe. Demo
Gratis are the only ones who have
tried to stop polygamy, miscegena-
ton and other degrading habits. 1t
is under Republican rule that these
things have flourished. "-Presc0tt
Courier. (DemOcratIc)
The above is too good to pass. Let
us see how it will fit the facts in the
case in this county. The Demo-
cratic party OF the county admitted
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09

ACCORDING to the election procla-
nation of Governor Trltle coroner
and coroner and public admins
traitor are 10 be elected this year.
1t seems that the compiled" laws
of Arizona in one instance provide
for two coroners for each county
and in another place for coroner
and public administrator. To cover
the entire ground Gov. TITLES
proclamation is for the election of a
coroner and tor the election of
public administrator also, thereby
giving each county two coroners
and public administrator as the
bungled compilation of stuff mis-
named"laws" seems to try to indicate.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09

and men whose interests are so lo>
Gated that all sections will fare
equally well at their hands. More
than that, they are both men of such
character and business standing in
the community that there is not the
slightest question that they will en-
deavor to do the best that can be
done for the whole country. and that
our interests will be safe in their
hands. See that the names of John
Montgomery and R. B. Carley are
on your tickets for Supervisor when
you vote on the 4th of November,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09

ONE of the most substantial and
uncompromlslng Democrats of the
county, one who has ever been in
the habit of going straight ticket
and was never known to vote any,
thing else, informed US on Saturday
that he proposed to vote for C. c.
Bean at the coHi1g election. The
statement was not made for publ
cation, but we take the liberty of
using the fact as indicative of how
the Territory feels on the matter of
Delegate to Congress. There are
plenty more gentlemen who will do
just as the gentleman whose state
ment we have given will do.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09

THE Republican nominees for Su-
pervisors for the county are pecul-
iarly fit for the place. They are
justly taken from the two most inn
portant sections of the county; are
men who are recognized as among
the most prosperous and solid men
among us. Both Mr. Montgom>
cry and Mr.. Carley are old settlers,
closely connected with the history
of the county since its inception,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09
TIE MURDERER HIDDEN.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Up to this
morning all efforts to find Nee arthy
who, after The Republican parade on
Saturday night shot and killed Thos.
j. Crosby, have been fruitless. His
relatives profess to be ignorant of
his whereabo bouts. 1t is now claimed
that Crosby gashed Mccarthy on
the head with his sword and that it
was this that induced him TO shoot.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09

THE Gazette must have crawled
into Its hole and drawn the hole in
after it. At any rate it has very
regularly failed to put in an appear
ance at this office for the past week
and we have had to depend on the
ability of our devil to rake one up
somewhere in town if we got to see
our contemporary at all.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09

In 1882 Cleveland carried New
York State for the Democrats by
1872, 900 majority. In 1888 the Re-
publicans carried that State by
1900 majority. a little loss to the
Democrats of 211, 900 votes in year.
Democratic hore must be exceeding
ly large if, in the face of these facts,
they expect Cleveland to carry that
State on the 4th of November:
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09
Dissolution Notice.

MOTTO is hereby given that the firm
~ of JAS. Mccarthy & Co., heretofore
engaged in the business of black mithing,
horsesh oeing, and general iepairing has
sent, Mr.. JAS. MCCARTHY retiring from the
same.
The books and accounts of the firm may
be found in the hands of Bernard Gold
man with whom settlement of all out
standing accounts will be ,n ade immedi-
ately to close mp the business
JAS. MCCARTHY 81 co.
Phoenix, Oct. T. 1884.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09

Two gentlemen from Phoenix fol-
lowed horse thief from that place,
and captured him about eighteen
miles this side of Tucson. He was
riding the stolen horse at the time
of the capture, confessed the theft
and told his captors they could kill
him if they desired to, as he had no
special desire to live, They brought
him back as far as Florence and left
him in our Jail as they were worn
out and diu not care to have the
trouble of taking him back to Pho
NIX Florence Enterprise.
A block of ore, weighing 400
pounds and assaying 80 per cent
copper, has been taken out of the
Old Globe mine and Will figure in
ella county exhibit at the New
Orleans exposition.-Si luer Belt.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09

THE Republican County Central
committee should take notice of
Gov. Tritle's election proclamation
and fill out their ticket to cores
pond with its provisions, viz. make
a nomination for coroner to be
elected with the balance of the ticket
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09
TELEC RAPHIC.
TO DESTROY THE FLEET.

PARIS, Oct. 5-The Telegraph
states it has received information
that the government intends shortly
to call Admiral Courbet from China
and has therefore instructed him to
destroy the G hinese fleet in the event
of The capture of Kel ung failing.
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.
LONDON, Oct. 5-The membership
of the proposed association for the
protection of holders of American
railway securities will not be limited
to members of the stock exchange,
but bankers and merchants will be
invited to join. The expectation is
that one or two private banks with>
out difficulty will be induced to join
and support the movement with
their names and money. Hundreds
of members on change attended the
meeting yesterday.
GRAVE CHARGE.
SAN FRANcIsco, Oct 5-Rev. Mr.
Morrison, late Grand Recorder and
at present Grand Counsellor of the
Order of Chosen Friends, and a well
known physician and Episcopal
minister, was arrested yesterday on
a charge of forgery. The story of
the crime charged Is that DR.. Nor
rison was the organizer of Califor-
MIA council which had nine charter
members, four of whom were dum-
mics or imaginary persons for whom
DR.. Morrison has paid dues and as
sessments since the organization.
Two of the dummies have been re-
ported dead, and by means of forged
death and undertaker's certificates,
DR.. Morrison has collected So 900
for each death in the name of the
fictitious beneficiary. He was ems
abled 10 make the perforance of his
crime easier by the fact that he has
acted as medical examiner for the
council, The reported death of the
third case was suspiciously similar
to the two previous ones and led the
mem bers 10 make a strict investiga,
ton, which resulted in the discovery
of the fraud describ bed and the con-
sequent arrest of the perpetrator
DR.. Morrison denies all criminal in
tent and CLAIMS to be the victim of |
a conspiracy of enemies
THE ENTHUSIASM EXHAUSTED.
ALBANY, Oct 5-Governor Cleve-
lard arrived here early this morn
ing after quiet trip from Buffalo
No demonstration was made upon
his return.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09
Adminie tratrsx Notice.
Estate AARON J. MAcDoxA1D. Deceased

Estate AARON j, MAcDoxALD, Deceased.
~ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN by the
1 : undersigned, administrators of the
estate of Aaron j Macdonald decs ased, to
the creditors OF, and al persons having
claims against the said deceased, to ex-
hibIt them " 18th the necessary vouchers
within four months after the first publ
cation of this notice. TO the said admin
lstTat11x ut Mesa city, Maricopa county,
place, in the said county of Maricopa
JULIA A. MACD ONALD,
Administrators of estate of Aaron j.
Macdonald, deceased.
Dated at Mesa City, A. T. September
Sth, 1884. sepS-1m
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09
A GRAVE CHARGE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. I'd. NJ.
Burns, secretary of State during
Gov. Perkins administration, who
is charged by Controller Dunn with
having embezzled thirty~one thou~
sand dollars of government money,
surrendered yesterday afternoon.
he denies being guilty of the charges
and says the money was taken by
Thos. H. Reynolds, his assistant.
He will be taken to Sacramento
this morning.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09
DON'T FAIL To REGISTER.

TIE mining Ldsa, of Tucson, has
gone over to the Republicans since
Head ''orated" in the old pueblo.
Couldn't stand the cold wave, as 1t
were.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09
OvATIoNs TO LOGAN.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Oct. 7-Gen.
John A. Logan and suite arrived
here from Huntington, en- route
through the southern part of the
State. Large crowds greeted the
gentlemen all along the route. Gen
Logan stepped off here and made
speech TO large crowd, and left two
hours later. He will stop at all the
towns up the valley and through to
the Virginia line. There was much
enthusiasm demonstrated and the
speaker, Hon. j. G. Carlisle, passed
through the city this morning en-
route to Point Pleasant, where he
speaks to-day.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09
CHOLERA IN ITALY.

ROME, Oct 7-During the past "a
hours SO fresh cases of cholera have
been reported and four deaths. At
Naples and Genoa 81 fresh cases
and % deaths have been reported.
Adyices from Madrid states there
lave been no fresh case of cholera
or deaths reported in Spain during
The past twenty~four hours.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09
Notice for Publication
Pre-em ptlon No. 754.
Sanfarlh her 9 1894

LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON ARIZONA,
September g. 1884.
NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
N lowing named settler h filed notice
of his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the Hon D, &,
Pinney, Judge of the End District court,
County of Ma icopa, Territory of Arizona,
day Of October, A D., 1884. viz: Hiram
D Scott. of Phoenix, Maricopa county,
A, T for the u of section IA. town.
ship n. Range e, G & 6 NJ, and
viz: Mathew R. MorreIl, Geo. U. Collins,
Martin Griffin, and Simon Novinger, all
of Phoenix, Maricopa county, Arizo. a.
BEN NJ. THOMAS,
First publication September lii, 1881
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09
PARLIAMENT TO BE OPENED.

LONDON, Oct. 7-Gladstone has
issued circular notifying his sup
porters TO attend the opening of Par
lament, as he proposes at the earli-
ct moment to submit important
business for the consideration of
that body.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09

his father is in fact coming to this
country, but the VISIT is exclusively
domestic and will be Of short eluras
ton
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09

are being made at Sieinway and
Leiderkranz Halls for the centen~
NAL celebration of the German So
ciety Of New York. The program
at Steinway Hall includes speeches
by Carl Schurz on the history and
beneficial work of the German So
ciety and by President White, of
Cornell University, on German i'm
migration and its influence in the
development of this country, The
Liederkranz and Arlon Societies
will furnish a choir of 100 voices,
and will sing appropriat selections.
At the close all present will join in
singing the old German hymn, cons
posed ia 1949, Now let us All Sing
Praise to God.'' In the evening a
dinner will be given in the hall of
the society and toats proposed.
| A REsIsTLEss OUTLAW.
SAN Francisco, Oct. IA special
to the Chronicle from New York
says: A Nuevo Laredo, sIexico,
special to the Wolld says: A reign
of terror has prevailed here for the
past twenty four hours, and hund-
eds of persons have fed from the
city. The alarm grew out of re-
port that a desperate and bloody
brisand, Gel Coyote" had gathered
100 followers from the mountain
Businesses for the purpose of sacks
ing the city and rescuing from Jail
about dozen of his fellow murder
ers VIII were under arrest. a panic
seized possession of the populace;
all who could, sought safety by flee
il @ to the American side. The aus
thorities Immediately took steps to
resist and hurried preparations are
beIn g-made to meet them
Later Information states that lei
Coyote" had arrived at Barranca.
Reports have been received at
that point of a desperate fight be-
tween Coyotes gang and the citizens
of Salinas, in which twenty persons,
including the Alcaide, were killed.
Three yourg women were maltreat-
ed and then killed The outlaws
are aided by the rufianly element of
| Salinas.
The latest intelligence is that GEL
Coyote" is bivouacked at Villa
Madana, with 200 men, and it is now
feared the government forces are
not strong enough to resist them.
Terrible news is expected.
FRANK NATIONS ELEVATION.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 7-Frank Hat
ton has been Designate by the Pres
ident to act as Postmaster General
for ten days from yesterday.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09
FnR FORGERY

ELKo, New, Oct. 7-Charles Rob-
erts pleaded guilty to forgery this
morning and was senter ced to one
year in the State prison. Roberts,
whose zeal name is Lennox, forged
the name of the general superintend>
ent OF the Central Pacific railroad
to q pass and attempsed to travel on
it from Battle Mountain to Ogden.
He was formerly an operator for the
company at Elk Grove.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09
SUICIDE FOR 800.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 7-DeLille.
collector for the French National
League in this city, was found to be
short 500 in his accounts. On the
discovery of his detection he com
mitted suicide by taking poison.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09
NOT FOR POLITICS.

LONDON, Oct, 7-Poultney Bigelow
writes TO the standard denying the
statement that his father is coming
TO England for tie purpose of OBJ
timing m.ney TO advance Cleve-
lands election to the Presidency
and further the cause of free trade
in the United States. Biglow says
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09
AGAIN ORDERED TO LEAVE.

NASHVILLE, Oct 5-Since the
Mormon converts in Lewis county
were ordered to leave on pain of
meeting fate similar to that of the
two elders who were shot down,
many of them have departed for
other States and others are propar,
ing to follow. Some Of them have
renounced their faith i'll order to
save themselves from trouble. A
second notice has been posted warns
ing all Molmons to depart immedi-
ately or suffer the consequences.
They are greatly alarmed and it is
thought nearly all OF them Will go.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09
ARRESTED.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 7-McCar-
thy, the murderer of Crosby, was ar
rested this evening. He claims the
act was done in self defense.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09
PACIFIC COAST FAILURES.

SAN FRANclsco, Oct. s. Bradstreet
merchantile agency reports w elve
failures in the Pacific coast States
and Territories fer the week ending
yesterday, as compared with ten Of
the previous week and twenty for
the corresponding week in 1888.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09
CABLE BROKEN.

LONDON, Oct. Bennett Mackey
cable which was only recently laid
between Europe and America is
broken 1t is supposed the break
age was caused by icebergs.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09
BANCROFT, THE HISTORIAN.

NEWPORT, R. l., Oct 5-Bancroft,
the historian, celebrated The 64th
anniversary of his birth to day.
Congratulations from all parts of
tn, W orld poured In. The recep-
ton was largely attended and as a
delightful affair Bancroft received
from cottagers many floral devices.
Mrs. Anna Lodge, mother of Henry
Cabot Lodge, sent wreath, as also
did many other distinguished ladies.
The celebration was quiet, owing to
the indisposition of Mrs. Bancroft,
who all day was compelled to keep
her room.
A GERMAN CENTENNIAL.
NEW YORK, Oct. 5-Arrangements
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09
GUNBOATs ATTACKED.

LONDON, Oct. 5-Advices from
Hanoi to-day state that the guns
boats Mosqueton, Massue and Hach,
while cruising in advance of pas>
ty which was reconoitering in the
valley of Cochran, was attacked by
Chinese regulars. One French Off
Ger was killed and forty wounded
Reinforcements have already arriv-
ed at the scene of the encounter and
others are on their way.
A TOWN OF PAUPERs.
ROME, Oct 5-Many complaints
of distress have been received from
Specla because of the cholera Gordon
which causes the town to fill with
paupers. The town will require re,
lief from the national government.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-09

REGISTER AT ONCE.