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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30
VVhN as OFhINuf LSlr
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30
THIN PEOPLE

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30
MOTHERS

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30
Dr. Aintie,

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30
Declaration of Sole Tradership

| L. NOW ALL MEN BY THERE PEESEN r. | IN that 1, Manuels :. Mckenna. wife of 5i. Mckcnna- residing at the city of tuc-r-. cpUIfy l Pima, and Territory uf Arizona. do hereby .i~ clare before B. II, Hereford, a notary pub.lC Iu | and for the county of Pima and Territory If | AriZUna-
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 lsEu.. MANUELA <. McKENNA. | TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, l | COUNIY OF PIMA aN' l hereby certify that th- above named Nanuela | S- NclAcr ua, personally apuaarrn before me- at ! my oil re m thn crdrty Of Flma aforesaid upon | saId date. and then and tiern, and m my pres | euce I-ade and executed tAe farcolHs dec!ara- ! tiuu.
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 MANUtlA <. BIcKENNA.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30
HnmOrs of ilIe Day.

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30

"I have noticed that ladIes in society are more truthful than they used to be" "Indeedr' ''Yes, at parties they usually make clean breast of it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-09
THREE MINISTER'S
CHOSEN BY THE rRrsrDEsr
To FIN Important naees-Br4ef plographles
of the men-Gonnaa snabbsd by the
/ AdminIstratlon-A Long Line OF
Evidence on the Matter. y

WASHINGTON, May s.-The President
to-day appointed Geo. v. N. Lathrop, ol
Michigan, to be Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary Of the United
States to Russia; Boyd Winchester, ol
Kentucky, to be Minister Resident and
Consul General of the United statesato
Switzerland; John L. w. Thompson; oi
New York, TO be Minister Resident and
Consul General Of the United States to
Hayti.
Dr. JOHN E. W. Thompson was born in
Brooklyn, N. Y, and is at present q, resi-.
dent Of New York City. DR.. Thompson
Is ! graduate "a Of the medical department d
Yale College. After leaving Yale he pnr-
sued his medical studies In Paris, where
be become proficient in the French Lam
guage, which knowledge will serve
llim in his new sphere, as the
Haytiens are a French speaking peo-
pie. DR.. Thompson Is q young
colored man, and was highly recommend
ed for the position by the faculty Of Yale
as we'll as by MANY leading citizens Of his
native State. DR.. Thompson is said 10
have been a life long Democrat.
Mr.. Boyd Winchester was recently ap-
pointed United States Consul TO Nice.
lie declined on account Of the small sa-
larry, it being hut 81 500 The annual sa-
larry Of the new POSITIONS 5000.
Mir. I.athrop, the new Minister to Rus
sia, is a graduate Of Brown University.
Among his classmates were Chief Justice
~ r.. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-09
merrIbly 1ninrsl hr a Dog.

Nav YoRE, May s.-A seyen-year.old
boy named Willie Evans was almost
chewed to death by a savage dog this
afternoon in his mothers bedroom. The
animal was owned by n family that lived
in the same house on Thirty-ninth street.
While the boy was trying to sweep the
room, the dog jumped at the broom and
then at him. He threw him upon. the
floor, and began TO tear the flesh from his
back. The lad fought as best he could,
hut the enraged brute gnawed at his
wrists, legs aud arm. His screams finally
attracted the attention OF his father, and
he rescued him by clubbing the dog. Tile
lad was so badly bitten, though, that he
will undoubtedly die.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-09
aoRsIANsNUnplEp.


Tie Wheel Hprse of the Late Campaign De.
Ing overlooked by The President.
w4slnSG1oS, May s.-The nomination
OF j. Parker ycasey to.be Postmaster at
Baltimore, is regarded as q sort Of i snnb
Of Senator German, inasmnch as vpasey
was backed by ex-senator Pinkney White,
Gorman's most persistent opponent When
the situation in Maryland Is reviewed III j.
seen that Mr.. Gorman has lost the stand
ing that he once possessed with the ad.
ministratlon. Iu the first place, German
wanted ex-senator Davie, OF West Vir-
pinia, chosen as q member 4 tho Cabinet,
and when he found that tliisscheme would
not work he tried 10 have Jonas, Of louis
lana, selected, and again he failed.
Then lie wanted ex Representative
Hobliis.ll, OF one pfsthe Baltimore dis
trictp, made Commissioner Of Patents
Failing In this, he asked That another Bals
timore ex Congressman, Talbot, be given
the Second Assistant Postmaster General
ship, The place was given 10 d member
OF the anti. q 1fman faction In Baltimore
a. Lao Knott. Meanwhile. Governor Nc:
Lane, VINO ulu uUt Aak Iotlutt luf hhJ
assistance, was given the Mission to
France. aud Fred Rainc, a leading resident
OF Baltimore, whose appointment sur
prises Gorman, as would that OF anyone
else whom hc cared nothing ioF, YES given
o fat position in the consular service; and
now ea.nes the appaiatmeat ot one Of Cor
mans opponents bs postmaster at BalttT
more.
What has German obtained from tho
administration Simply the appointment
OF Higgins, aud iDr that he Is indebted to
secretary Manning, the President, It's
said, not having picked out Higgins.
Throughout the aaqltry districts Of Mary.
land t6ero Is rapresenIal to be the great:
est astonisllment over the treatment Of
German by the administration, after the
prominent part he took in the late cam
paiga.
They are greatly annoycdby The fact
that Gorman llas ivhlsal to interfere in
any contest for local officers, aud they arc
mortified 10 see Republican postlhdstefs
kept In their places by o Democratic sad:
minisiration. The real reason is thai Cor
mani . sueceasorintllc United States Senate
will be chosen by the Legislature tn be
elected this year, and, NATURALLY enough,
he would prefer MOTTO create any eaemiea
among the legislative districts by recon:
mending anyone for the local Offices until
after ELECTION day. ,iSsf' g
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-09
THE COUP de- MAIN
IN rnE 1L1ISoIs INJECTION.
Tho out.Eoneraisd Democrats aosIns
Around and Trying to Raise arraud
Cry-Hsw the News Of Disaster
Struck Horizontal Morrison.

spRlxorrELp, ILL.,, May s.-A private
message from Virginia, Ills, says that all
arrangements had been made to canvass
the Cass county vote to-day, but thai
State Senator Rinellart has arrived there
aud that after he had consulted with Tie
County Clerk, it has been given out
that the canvass will be post
poned for several days in order to ascer-
tain II there were any Irregularities and
that all other clerks in tho district have
consented to the postponement. Senator
Rinehart had consultation with num-
Der Of members Of the Legislature before
leaving Springfield.
Senator Merritt visited three towns in
tile Thirty.iourth legislative district yes
terday tofnytstigate the charges OF alleged
fraud which had been made and returned
at noon to-day. He says that he dis
covered in one place, Penny township,
that the polls were not opened
till 2 o'clock p. NJ. when tho
Republicans rushed in and obtained 70
majority. AT Aliens A. A. Heck claims 10
have discovered that % illegal votes were
cast. Another question which he raises
Is that Of the ticket used, which simply
read, "For Representative OF the General
Assembly, w. A. Weaver" The point
he makes is that "Thirty.fourth District"
should have been on il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-09
no aIet., Note unsa..ll.taetory.

LONDON, May S.-The Russian Ambas.
sador impaired to Earl Granville to-day
the substance Of a note from De Giers
withreference TO the basis Of The Afghan
frontier negotiations. II Is reported il is
not satisfactory to the British government.
Conferences on the frontier question will
be held Tuesday. The. differences be-
tween the two governments rs to the
terms upon which the question shall De
referred to arbitration are hecoming
greater. The statement OF the 00iciai
Messenger, Of ST.. Petersburg, that the dis.
pute be submitted to arbitration only ii,
case Of oinecesslty, is Officially declared
inaccurate. Granville in his discussions
with De staal holds that Russia's accept
ance OF arbitration must be absolute.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-09
A Dtpo,ed aiini.ter Suicides.

NEw YoRK, May S.-The Rev. James
Daily, formerly pastor of Trinity AIetho-
dist Episcopal Church, in York street,
Jersey City, who left the ministry, con-
Tossing that lie had been improperly Init.
mate with Mrs. Stewart, a servant In his
house, has committed suicide. After he
left Jersey City he went to New Orleans
10 study medicine. He applied himself
too closely, and that fact together with his
domestic troubles undermined his health.
He decided, however, TO go to St. Louis TO
open an Office, and on A pril ID boarded a
Mississippi river steamer. That evening
he rushed TO the bulwarks and threw
himself into the river. The steamer was
stopped, but the body was not recovered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-09
BELLAIRE.
Railroad building = strikers, prem,aen'


Railroad building = strikers, Prominent
People, etc.
The nail works employees were paid off
yesterday.
Rev. MIR. Pringle will preach atthc First
Presbyterian church tomorrow.
A. 2. Tallman, cashier Of the First Ma
tional Bank, has gone west ona pleasure
trip.
f. y. satterilsld, Baltimore 4 Ohio
freight agent, Wheeling, was in town yes
terday.
G. W. King, lately editor OF the Demo-
cratic Bellaire lieruhl, has been employed
as TEACHER Of the High School at Bridge
port.
First class hob nail shoes at 81 10, equal
to any at 81 30 in the market, at Helm
lein'sshoe house, Bank building, Bellaire,
Ohio,
The Globe base ball clubs heneGt
comes OIL at the Niagara rink tonight,
and programmed has been gotten up
that assures fun for the whole evening.
Rev. samnsl Frazier, Of St. Clairsyille,
lately returned from Japan, where he was
lecture on his travels, at the United pree-
byterian Church next Thursday evening.
Prof;5A j. Dolbeat, OF Boston, a promi-
nent scientiet Ras the guest Of Snperin-
tendent- Jones, OF the Bellaife schools,
over Thurlay night. Mr.. Dolbear was at
one time one OF the faculty Of Bethany
College.
The following grand jurors have been
drawn from laslIaln: II. Il. Meek, Joln
Gsliahsy, =. 0. Husbands, William Har-
Yey; and the following petit jurors: John
Alum, j. i. Dobler, William. Drngan,
w. X. Long.
The striking coal miners Of Bellaire and
the mineS near here. especially Of those
along the baltimore 4 Ohio railroad, west
OF town, will have q mass meeting near
Scott's dam, atew miles out that railroad,
this afternoon.
The meeting Of stesl workers called for
yesterday forenoon at the warehouse did
not amount to anything, as the men re.
fused TO meet, or rather paid no attention
to the call. They insist on settling their
differences thr ugh their regularly ap-
pointed committee.
QRita a number OF men have been able
70 get employment at railroad building
The Ohio Valley has force al work In
South Bellaire and another force between
here and Mou1daYille, below Wegee. The
Panhapdle track Is being run around to
the heHwood nail works over piles. The
baltimore & Ohio has a force extending
the track from the river hsidse norttward
in Benwood for tho accommodation OF
Wheeling aai rittsburgh trains that now
have TO be turned In the yard here,
We carry the largest stock In the
city and all Of the --latest styles, both In
fine and medium priced goods. We don't
keep sh ddy goods, but will sell you solid
foot wear at shcddy prices.
WIN j. d. HRtNLRIE 4 BR0.
Rellaire, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-09

DENocRATlc NEwspApEGs in West yir.
nnia are much bothered to find a way to
aeIead their party's maladninistration OF
State Affairs. Among other things they
point to the l.oCus.pocas handling Of the
Sate debt, and want to know What Re.
pUblicanS have to say now. The Richie
. S''llf, always well armed, says 20 one Of
sae Democratic brethren, "Ifthe Safe Is
aa in debt, kindly tell Us why the study
e'lhe administration and Of the majority
10 the Legislature, is 10 raise more money
@any method OF taxation ayailable".
West Virginia Democrats who support
hsr party can't handle so blunt a /, ies.
aon as tllis. They know that in spite Of
~ y the shifts, notwithstanding the extraor-
ellafy twists on the tax.seew, the State
. IN debt contrary to law. The new Nd,
Slal'ttation has borrowed money from
sank and dipped its fingers into tho ire
SaslOIe school fund. There Is no guasaa.
ss .ssi that It will not 60 oa dipping unal 1t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-09

SEw YORK, May ys.-Atpresent England
has the call on the Russian navy in the
sea water. AT 8 O'clock last evening Her
Majcsty's corvette Canada, one Of the un.
armored cruisers Of the North America
and West Indies station, commanded by
Captain Curtis, steamed up and dropped
anchor at Sandy Hook. 1t is uncertain
whether she will come up or not, The
Canada is bark rigged corvette ineasur-
ing Z, $50 tons. She carries ten guns and
has engines Of :, ,4S0 horse power, capable
Of sending her along at the rate Of 143
knots an hour. "The Canada Is Just about
the same class OF vessel as the Garnet and
carries about the same crew" said one OF
the officers OF the latter ship.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-09
.wnY snoMr was cLnAREp.

A Jaror. 5Arres.eI for Perjury aud oon
tempt o, coars,
.Npw yopr, Nav s-narvev M. Mpn
;'sM ~ AVN NM. r:,. =. -.
seil, o. va west FiitY'secona street, an in'
surance broker aud eleventh juror in the
trial OF Richard, Short, for the attempted
os.a .sinotion n Cant,;n pbOIan pas ar
"'oa's'a'ioa ., ~, y -. ,s..s.,..s | t1a, ms' a. -
restea to'day ~ ue'ecs've ron Tue
DiahiCi Attorneys ctIice, on an order
Issued by Judge Van Brunt, who presided
40. tha,.io, charging NnnsolI viii, n,ts,
OYER ene = 'a, sa s '.'iasY's y. WV NV.
demeanorrpeflnry aha pea1eMpt OF eonr'
as iprpS. II haa been discovered by
pistriSt Attorney Marine that Of,
aasa,aI .,aw, i,of,ro ,ba t,;oI ,trnoa,, ,sas !
seseta1 D.'e.s M, s"e ia. ss. e
In consultation win Snort IN the tombs
and that during the yeceaa OF the court on
"wednesday. when the trial was pending,
be yisited '1' Donovan Rossa's Office and
hsl q consnltstion with Patrick Jovce
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-09

Mr. ]. G. Lewis, Of Ilarrisyille, was in
town yesterday.
Mr.. I. E. Trueman and Col. Morris will
leave in short time on fishing trip.
Mr., will Ryan returned home yester.
day from Charleston. He went as mate
on the Chesapeake.
Thursday night q stranger came hero
and attempted 70 paint the town red. Otii.
Ger Stun arrested. him, and yesterday May.
or Junkins gave himS5 and costs.
The first grand entertainment under
the auspices Of the Bridgeport Musical
Club was held at the Mammoth rink on
Thursday evening. The large crowd and
excellent music made the affair decided
success in all particulars.
Yesterday Mr.. Jim McCleary, q nolder
at Spence, Baggs & Co.'s, hal his foot
badly burned. He was standing az tho
cupola receiving his iron when q lot Of Il
slipped .out, some Of which run Into his
his shoe burplng his foot terribly bslore
1.-THE shoe could be taken ott,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-09
rElslalHLE STORIES
OF Atrocities by ;ri,isl Troops on the nat.
ueilsids of the soudan.

|of Atrocities by Briiishirroops ON the bat.
ueilsids of the soudan.
LONDON, May 5s.-The Conservative
press are demanding that the government
answer the allegations by Mr.. wilfred
Blunt, that English troops in the soudan
cut down palm trees, filed up wells, otlcr.
ed drewards for severed heads of..natiyes,
and for the body Of Oliver Pain, and
forced laborers under the lash to destroy
wells, against the rules OF Arab warfare.
Mr.. Blunt's persistent charges OF inhu-
manities like these are attracting more
attention since tile newspaper CORES.
pondents with the Soudan expedition
have returned TO points where they can
no longer be silenced by General lVolse-
ley's censorship Of dispatches.
Some officers have personally requested
the correspondents to reveal the suffering
TO which the expedition was and is es.
posed. They describe tho. Soudan as
thrown into a permanent state OF feul
and famine by English mismanagement,
and tell terrible stories of atrocities upon
battlelelds. ~ [5i56I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-09
HEWITT AND cox
And the Polite Reasons for the Lat,er's
Mission to Turkey. III

And the Polite Reasons for the Lntter's
Mission to Turkey. III
New YoRx, May S.-Thc appointment
at Congressman Cog to bc Minister to
Turkey, IT is said here to-day, has been
developed to bea shrewd piece Of politi:
cal manipulation with the ultimate ppF-
gose al saietinS the disatection
In his district and securing for
him pledge from the leaders that il he
will remain in Congress they will renomi-
nate him nexty year. Theroare amNtioga
and gFowiAg Yang statesnen in his dis.
triet, and tie Tammany power, which has
always held him up. is on the wane. In
Congress, Cox has been the right hand oi
Abram S. Hewitt, who Is q County Dem.
aaraey man. Neither Of them Is close to
tile Administration. But together they
have made o team that controlled the New
York delegation in a way that Hewitt,
With hiS eaaeAtrlpities q hammer, could
not hope to do alone.
He is, therefore, especially anxiousfor
Cox to remain, and has suggested and
aided the present scheme To keep him at
hoAe. Adeal between the County pemo,
cracy and TamManY, in which Hp6ertl q.
Thompson, Tim Campbell, Hewitt and
Cox are involved, is NOV on. foot, and on
its spclesslul isale will depend Cox's
future. He. has not yet accepted the
Turkish mission, but is finishing his
book.
Naanwhile Hew;tt's man have. haa,,
actively getting 9g the "lloa't Goameet.
A delegation was to have gone to wash
ington on Monday to urge Mr. Cox to re-.
main at his Congressional post, but, owing
to the deal not going through, Il has been
postponed 70 Saturday, Hewitt was IN.
etgltnenEai Id getting the New York dele
CATION In Congress to tender Mr.. Cox q
dinner, which has also been delayed on
the same account. About this dinner q
curious story Is told, ~ b "A
NlongI essiaaa Giok Muller and Adams
had signed the paper III Hewitt 'shands
rendering the banquet Shortly after
ward they met friend to Mr.. Cox with o
note asking Cox to give the bearer a letter
ot iAtrplugtionto Mr. RaYard. Coy read
the nate and Gail 10 TIA 7yohng man; VI
don't Zee why should do this these men
are enemies OF mine" Muller aud Adams,
regarding the matter as an insult, went 10
Hewitt and withdrew their signatures.