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The Tucson CITIZEN of July 3rd
says: The fear of the prevalence of
ibe yellow fever effects the travel to
Sonora. New Mexico papers note
the fact that regular trains now run
from Dcming north, ON the Atcbison
T opcka & Santa Fe read, although
experiencing a trif1e delay at the
wasbouts There is not a great
deal said about mining just at this
time, but 1t ls fact worthy of spec
al mention that there is more legiti
mate mining going on in this Terri
tory at this tue than WAS ever
known and The res ults ae mcst
flatteriig Arizona is coming to the
front fast. in more ways than one
80. An old lady brought two doze n
eggs to tho Mayor of Tucson as
contribution for the Fourth of July,
cele ration.
The Tombstone Epitaph of July
Bird says: Mr. Geo. Yesger and Mise
Sarah c. Brosse were married on
Wednesday. An Amei lean named
Morgan Morgans, cattle dealer, is
being held at Frcnter=s and ont
rageously treated. r. F. Hutchln~
son accidently shot and killed him~
self on the A. s. P railroad while
-, ,.o1ta re- eL EHsrl
The Prescott Journsl of July Bird
says: The trial Of Scott and Cook
has been set for the 10 inst. +.
H. Trotter's condition is changing
for the worse, and it is said be is
rapidly sinting...-Ata meeting of
Arizona Lodge No. 1, Q o F, held
recently, the following Off GERS were
elected for the cnsuir g year: Sam'l
Hill, n g; M T Herzog, V G; Geo
w Ford, r :; Jacob Henkle, Treas
ur+r; Il V Howard, r S.. Articles
of incorporation of the Cross Cut
Silversmining company, incorpcrat-
ed under the laws of the State Of
Obi, were today fil,d with the
Secretary of the territory. The
principal place of business is in
Cleveland, Ohio.
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Summons.
Robert B. Todd, Plaintiff,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT of the Sec
i ond Judicial District of the Territ Dry
of Arizona, in and for the County of Mar
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(Ente1.prise.)

/
Mr.. Albert Henshaw, of Phoenix,
paid Florence visit last week, and
felt the Democratic pulse on the
subject of the next delegate to Con~
gress. lie is supporting Col. Baker,
of Phoenix, for the nomination. If
Judge Anderson will rot except the
nomination we do no: see Why Mr..
Baker should not be selected We
are not personally acquainted with
the gentleman, but have heard him
well spoken Of by those who know
him best.
Incubators are at q discount IN
Arizona. The summer tenn 9erature
here matches chickens without the
aid of either those novel machines
OF hens. If anyone doubts this state>
ment a call at Mr. j. 81. Ochoa's
store IN Florence will convince them
of its truth. Last Wednesday an
egg lying on his counter Matched
and he low has the little chicken on
exhibition and ii is as lively as
cricket
A large number of herses are miss
Ing from the ranches along the San
Pedro, this county, and the suppo-
sition is that gang of horse thieves
are operating in hat section again.
If they should be caught the court
will not be put to the expense CT
tying them.
Oae Of the miuers at the Silver
King was stung by eentipade last
week, but he neuiralized The poison
~ driking about one gallon of
whisky and IS alright now. 1t
would take pe@ elful ceutipedc to
stand off avera &c Arizona whisky.
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/. TIE EXPERT SPECIALIST.

tyr. ALLEN, AS Is WE'LL KNOWN IS
I regular graduated Physician. educa-
ted at Bowdoin College and University OF
Michigan. He has devoted asiifetime to,
and Is acknowledged to be ths most ex-
pertsurgeon in his speciality on the Pa
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The arrivals Of freight at Marico
ia are Light On account of washouts
on the railroad.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-26
HTRsTs NAME REPLACED.
Che Philadelphia Democrats Handi-
capped by Two Unexpected DecIina

The Philadelphia Democrats Handi-
capped by Two Unexpected Declina
tions.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25.-Considerable
commotion was caused in local political
circles this afternoon by the declination
of Messrs. Banes and IsemOnger to accept
the nominations rendered them yesterday
by the Democratic convention as caudi-
dates tol City Comptroller and Recorder
of Deeds respectively. The Demo-
Gratis some time ago nominated
William l.. Hirst for Comptroller and
William F. McCaulley for Recorder of
Deeds. Owing to the publication of
alleged questionable financial transac-
tions of Hirst that gentleman notified the
Democratic Committee that he would
ipOpardiZe the success of the ticket, and
he therefore rendered his resignation.
1t was accepted, as was also
the resignation of McCaulley as candidate
for Recorder of Deeds. the latter gentle
man resigning to accept the nomination
for Comptroller. He subsequent
ly, however, decided not to ac-
cept the nomination. The conven-
ton which reassembled yesterday
nominated Messrs. Banes and Isemonger.
Upon receiving the decliDatiCn of the two
latter tonight the Democratic Executive
Committee decided not to recall conven-
ton, and a resolution was dOpted re-
placing the name of Hirst on the ticket
as the candidate for Comptroller, and
placing j. f. Belsterling in nomination
for Recorder of Deeds.
Hirst is the present City Comptroller.
The opinion is general among the leading
local politicians that many changes in
the Democratic nominations will result
in the defeat of all the candidates of that
party Tor the city election. c1 The vote in
past five or six years the Democrats
have, with the aid of the Independents,
elected many city officials.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-26

mails, the agent picked him up and threw him
out on the ground. falling On his knees and
hands. He scrambled up out Of the dust and
grabbed hold of the railing of the baggage
car. and pulled himself up on the steps, aud
with frightened look he held on with both
hands, for fear somebody else would throw
him OF. The train soon passed out of sight,
and we trust he z to his destination without
any further mlshap.
In an interview in the Americus Recorder,
Gen. Cook. one Of the Capitol Commissioners,
In answer TO the technical point requiring the
use OF marble, says: THAT point has been
raise by a son OF an owner of one Of the
Georgia marble quarries and is all meant for
cdect. The fact is, the Commissioners had no
other choice than TO choose 'OOlitic.' There
was but one bid with Georgia marble in it,
and that run the cost OF the capitol sI5O.0O0
above the appropriation, so that It was out of
the question for us 10 consider il. We have
submitted the 'OOlitic' to very severe tests in
the hands Of the State Chemist, and in no re-
spect has it been found wanting. Two weeks
ago last Thursday left here and went TO To-
ledo, o., In company with another Commits
siOner. to see about the bond Of the contract
ors. They were only required to give a bond
OF about SlI5,00G, and they have given one
Tor twice that amount. We went to the 90
litic quarries and examined their method of
taking out the stone. They do not blast it,
like other marble, but by a channel process
take il out in blocks OF any size" "What are
the opponents OF the 'OOlitlc' going to do about
its" They are organizing a strong and uu-
sCrupulOus lobby in Atlanta to appeal to the
Legislature to increase the appropriation,
and have the capitol built out of Georgia
marble. / was asked the other day by Capt
Henry jackson why we did not give the con-
tract 10 parties who would build IL out OF
Georgia marble. We were standing by one
OF his dne buildings, which was built out
Of Maine and Vermont marble. / asked him
why he did not use GeorRia instead of Maine
and Vermont marble in erecting his build
ings. lie said it was too high. l then an
swcred that we were trying TO serve the
state as we would serve ourselves. He had
nothing more to saw"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-26
CLEVELAND'S COHORTS.
$4,000 BUSINESS MEN AND
CLERKS ON PARADE.


HB CIafin Hauls OOwn His Blaine
and Logan Banner and Joins the Ranks
of the RefOrmers-Blaine Stin Beg
cling for Votes in Illinois.
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-The city is in
tensely wild over the political situation.
A procession Of 1900 business men and
their clerks formed at the Battery,
and paraded through Broadway to
Twenty-siXth street. They were all uni
formed, and the banner of Cleveland and
Hendricks waved high over their heads.
They halted at Union Square, where
they were reviewed by Gen. W. S. Han
cock, Mayor Edison, and others. Gen. j..
B. Woodward had been appointed Marshal
of the day.
The Democratic leaders here are very
jubilant over the reported fact that Com
missioner w. W. Dudley has sent
private telegram to jay Gould
in which he said that the Republican
party had about exhausted its efforts in
Ohio, and that the means used to obtain
that State could not be used in Indiana,
as the stauchest Republicans IN that
State were totally averse to such corrupt
methods.
R. A. Cunningham, of this city, who Is
a large and influential contractor, con-
trolling over 800 workmen, wagered this
morning in the Hoffman House with a
prominent Wall street broker
$4,000 that Cleveland would carry New
York, $1,000 that Cleveland is elected,
and $1,000 that he would be
elected exclusive of New York. 1t is
said that he is backed by very prominent
bankers who have of late come out for
Cleveland, and most of the Democrats
predict Cunningham's winning.
The dry goods brigade, headed by Fl. b.
Claflin, who had suspended across Broad
way for some time past Blaine and
Logan banner, to-day withdrew it and
run out the popular colors of Cleveland
and Hendricks amid the uproariOus
shouts of thousands. Business Is stifled.
Politics are rife even with the most in
different.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-26
FLORIDA,

Ex-Governor George +. Drew has returned
from the North.
The NJ. Z. Church at Apalachicola needs
$500 10 finish the work.
Gainesville has eight hotels, and boarding
houses without number.
f. NJ. Graham has Just finished setting out
$500 pineapple slips at BraidentOwn.
There are now 500 pupils on the register OF
the Jacksonville Grammar School.
There was large deer killed near the IS
mile creek" near Apalachicola, last week.
Franklin county will poll about $50 votes in
November, an increase Of about 200 since 1852.
Flint riverys reported 50 low that the boats
navigate the stream TO Bainbridge with difli-
Guilty.
Al sanford q. f. Sawyer's horse was so
badly injured in a runaway dash that he had
70 be killed.
The Sanford school now has eighty-fv
pupils, with the PROBABILITY that the number
viii soon reach 100.
Lake Mary school. which il was feared
would fan the present term, has been opened
with sixteen pupils, and others are expected
60 Join.
Mr.. MoCorkle, a Presbyterian minister. re-
Gently bought 81 acres Of land from DIR. Little
az Maitland, and has let out the contract for
a residence.
At the Democratic Convention at Key West,
Thursday, \ J. Kemp was nominated for
the senate and Messrs. Curry and Perkins for
the Assembly.
Ionic Lodge. F. 4 A. NJ. L. D.. recently
established at OviedO, Lake Jesup, holds ITS
regular c0nvoCatiOns the second and fourth
Friday evenings Of each month.
Charles +. BoyntOn, OF Atlanta. Ca, for
merly OF the wholesale firm Of Chamberiin,
B0yntou \ Co. will rent Bishop Whipple's
house and spend the winter in Maitland.
The weather Of the past few days at San
ford has been perfectly charming
days and cool nights, with occasional showers
freshening and Purifying the atmosphere.
Four thousand country people visited Mad
isnn on circus day. It is estimated that they
spent about SSOjl. of which merchants got
about one half and the circus man the other
har
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-26
CAPT. REID's MONUMENT.
Governors of States which Once Were
Part of Louisiana in the Movement.

Governors OF States which Once Were
Part of Louisiana in the Movement.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-Favorable re-
plies have been received from several let
ters addressed to the Governors of Ar
kansas, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska,
Colorado, Iowa, Minnesota and Dakota,
which originally formed part of the ter
ritory OF Louisiana, soliciting their CO.
operation and aid in the design to erect a
statue at New Orleans of the late Capt.
Samuel Chester Reid, who commanded
the United States brig Gen. Armstrong
IN the memorable battle with a British
squadron at Fayal in 1914, which resulted
i'm the saving of Louisiana from British
conquest. tits suggested that these States
be represented by their Commission
ers at the Worlds Exposition at
New Orleans, thus forming galaxy TO
represent their order, and, in the lam
guage of Gov. Jas. III. Berry, of Arkansas,
"TO show that we are not too proud Of
our birthright, but that we fully appre-
ciate the honor and patriotism and un-
devoted courage of Capt. Reid in his
heroic defense of the American fiag."
Gov. Berry has siguitied that he will with
pleasure communicate his conference in
the project TO Director General Il. n.
Burke OF the Worlds Exposition.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-26
CONSERVATIVES DIVIDED.
The Duke of Richmond Trying to Efec
a Compromise with the Liberals.

The Duke of Richmond Trying to Effect
a Compromise with the Liberals.
LONDON, Oct. 25.-In the House of
Commons last night the franchise bill
passed its first reading without division.
1t will come up for its second reading
next Thursday. The Conservatives in
the House of Lords are not unit in ac-
cepting the Marquis of Salisbury's policy
of resistance to the passage of the fran
chise bill. The Duke of Richmond for one
opposes it, and is conducting private
negotiations with the Liberal leaders with
a view of obtaining the best terms possi-
BILE for a compromise. The basis sug-
gested is pOstpOnement of the operation
of the bill till 1886. Lord Cairns and Sir
Stafford Northcote support the Duke Of
Richmond, while anumber fTOries under
the influence of the warning tone OF Mr..
Gladstone's speech in the House of Com
mons last Thursday, are deserting the
Marquis of Salisbury. After the franchise
Dili has been passed by the House of Com
mons, general meeting Of the Conserya-
tives will be held at the Marquis of Sails
bury's house to decide upon what course
ic n bn nnPSupf1-