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, 1885-10-03
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, Oct. The president
has issued an executive order directing
Dr. f. O. Shakespeare, OF Pennsylvania,
to proceed under the direction of the sec
rotary Of state, as a representative of the
United States, to Spain and other coun-
tries in Europe where cholera exists and
make an investigation of the causes, pro-
gress and proper prevention and cure Of
the disease, IN order that a full report
may be made to congress during the next
session.
Edward insolvency, the Irish suspect,
wLo has been an applicant for a position
in the customs service at San Francisco,
withdrew his papers from the treasury
department to-day and says he will make
no further efforts to secure an appoint
ment under the government.
1t is said at the white house to-day that
the president and members of the cabinet
will attend the Virginia state fair at Rich
mond, on the 22d inst, if pressure of
public business does no. prevent,
The acting third assistant postmaster
general has called upon postmastcrs for a
report Of the first week : special delivery
business. The officers of the department
are not discouraged by the comparatively
small business done yesterday at the
principal post offices. They feel the
public has not yet had an opportunity to
acquaint itself with the advantages result
ing from the use Of the new plan and
believe il will steadily grow in popular
favor.
VIM. A. West, of Oxford, Miss to-day
accepted the position Of chief post office
inspector, and Immediately entered upon
the discharge of his duties.
Capt. Fred NJ. Crandall, of the 9th
infantry, has been directed by the wal
department to carry out the instructions
of the secretary Of the interior concerning
the removal of Unauthorized persons on
the Cherokee lands, in Indian Territory,
west Of the Arkansas river The order
refers particularly to the removal Of
boomers and squatters.
, 1885-10-03
POLITICAL PEOPLE.
Talk With Commissioner Eaton
on Civil Service.
A Batch Of Gossip from the
National Capitol,
And Another from the Other
Side of the Ocean.
Chat with Commiss,oner Eato

A Chat With Commissioner Eaton.
WASHINGTON, Oct. IA reporter of
the Associated Press called to-day upon
commissioner Eaton in regard to the new
special new civil service. WAS that
rule, asked the reporter, made on the
recommendation of the commission2'-
Eaton-''It was.
"IIow long had this subject been under
consideration? II cannot answer def
nitely. I have drafts OF Il rule on the
subject made in August before | left
Washington for my summer vacation,
The matter was much discussed by the
commission.
What object will the rule serve?'-'It
will take off the registers for certiication
Of those of the lower grade than the APP.
plications who have received appoint
ments. 1t can hardly be said that it will
give those to be hereafter examined any
chances for getting appointments, because
everyone is certified for appointment on
the basis Of his grade and regardless of
the time of his examination. In other
words, the best of those on any new ex-
animation are sure to be marked higher
than those left from a former examina-
ton after the superior ones have been
appointed, and in more recent examina
tons those competing are decided superior
to those who competed at the earlier ex-
aminations. The change now made will
prevent the ill-informed from thinking
that persons examined more than a year
ago are retained on the registers IN order
to give them places. Until this last
special rule was made all persons cxamin-
ed from the beginning of the work of the
commission, have been retained on the
registers. But all those on the registers
from the early examination, are marked
so low that they would have had no
chance for an appointment even had not
the new special rule been made.
, 1885-10-03
Boiler Explosion.

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QUEER PEOPLE.
A Mormon Who Gets a Good
Dose for His Ideas.
The Smallpox Rioters Held in
Check by Military.
Marriage Of Sir Charles Dixie
and Miss Pattison.


SALT LAKE, Oct. Edward 0'Brien
was convicted of unlawful cohabitation
to-day. His latest wife, a Danish girl,
testified freely as to their marital rela-
tains. O'Brien made a long statement to
the court, maintaining the truth of his
gospel He said he knew it by direct
revelation of God to himself. His cove
nants were made for eternity. He would
stand By them at all hazards. Judge
Zane reminded him that .wo of his wives
in this eternal covenant he spoke about
were already divorced from him. His
first wife was dishonored in her old age.
To talk of this being an eternal covcnant
under divine command was blasphemy;
he was tired of hearing such hypocritical
ant. Sentence, six months in Jail and
$500 fine.
, 1885-10-03
BAD PEOPLE.
A Prize Fight Which Ends in
a General Row.
A Youth Robs a Stage Coach
in Texas.
Most Shocking Case of Quack-
cry on Record.
A Prize Fight and General Row.

A Prize Fight and General Row.
PuTsBURG, Oct. James Donnelly,
of New York, and Edward Berry, of New
Haven, Conn, fought a desperate four
round fight this morning, in a ring pitched
in Il narrow curve in Beck's Run, five
miles from this city. The fight was for
$3.50 a side, London prize ring rules. The
whole affair was projected in secrecy, and
50 quietly and effectively were the ar
rangements carried out that only about
thlrtY-fivc persons were present. Berry
forced the fighting from the start and was
furnishing Donnelly severely, when pep
per was thrown in his eyes by one of Don
friends, entirely binding him.
His friends raised the claim offoul, which
allowed by the referee, and the affair
broke up in a general row.
, 1885-10-03

NEw YORK, Oct. Tho attendance
n Brighton Beach was large to-day, and
the track in good condition. The favorite
in every instance was beaten.
Three quarters Of mile, for . year-olds
Bessie b. won, Restless second, Aureole
third. Time, l;lGl.
Mic and an eighth-Delilah won,
Ligan second, Bob Cook third. Time,
l.5Sl.
Seyen-cighths Of a mile, for 3-three-
Odds and upwards-Miller won, Montauk
second, Bay Rebel third. Time, 1900.
Mile and three eighths-Santa Claus
and Punka ran a head heat, Little Don
third. The winners divided the stakes.
Time, 2:3li.
Steeple chase, long course-Ecuador
won, Judge Griffith second, Odette third.
Time, $40.
, 1885-10-03

WASHINGTON, Oct. :, -Advices we're re-
ceived to-day from Capt. Lee, agent in
charge of the Cheyennes and Arapahoes
in the Indian Territory, that a number of
cattlemen showed no disposition to remove
their herds. The number of cattle thus
held on the reservation is several thousand,
and some trouble is anticipated in effect
ing their removal. Thus far no force has
been required, and over half the herds
unlawfully present have been driven of.
Capt, Lee has a troop ~ofcavalry with him,
and to-day was authorized to use any for
chile means that he might deem best to
effect the departure of the trespassers.
, 1885-10-03

NlssA, Oct 2-Th meeting of the
assembly yesterday has resulted in Seryia
demanding an extension Of the territory.
The %populace are clamoring for the an
nexation of Macedonia 1t is probable,
owing to the large army which Servia has
in the field, that she will speedily seize con
tiguous territory, thus making more diff
cult the solution of the Balkan question.
, 1885-10-03
Four Rounds.

FL PAso, Tex, Oct Barney Quinn
and Steve Matthews will fight at the Nation
al theater on Saturday evening. Quinn un-
dertakes to knock out Matthews in four
rounds. Both men are professional pagil-
lists, having fought in the ring in Califor-
MIA, Colorado and other western states.
, 1885-10-03
A Bow Robs a STAGE Coach.-

DALLAS, Tex, Oct. 1.-The stage from
San Angelo to Abilcnce was attacked by a
smooth faced boy of Is years of age,
carrying a Winchester rifle. He took
possession Of the mail bags, and taking
them on the prairie, riaed them and rode
off unmolested. Six passengers were in
the coach.
, 1885-10-03

LONDON, Oct. The marriage Of Sir
Charles Dixie and Mrs. Pattison will
take place at I O'Clock to morrow at
Chelsea. Col. Armstrong, a brother,
will give the bride away. JOSEPH Cham
berlain will be groomsman. Immediately
after the ceremonies the bridal party will
go to Oakland's paik to spend the honey
moon.
, 1885-10-03
Ambassndors VIM Meet.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. The first
formal meeting Of ambassadorst to consider
the Roumelian question, will be held
Monday next, when Said Pasha, the new
Turkish minister of foreign affairs, arrives
from Berlin, where he has until the re
cent change OF ministry, been Turkish
amhggsadpr
, 1885-10-03
Wholesale

LAREDO, Tex, Oct. Morris & Co,
among the largest dry goods dealers of
New Laredo, Mexico, undertook to trans
port a large quantity Of goods shipped to
them in bond from Piedras Ncgras to
New Laredo on Wednesday. They found
the teamsters belonging to the transport
train securely bound to trees, thirty miles
north Of New Laredo, while the most
valuable portion Of their goods had been
stolen by robbers.
, 1885-10-03
Harry Wilkes Wins.

CLEVELAND; Oct. In the trotting
match between Phallas and Harry Wilkes
here to-day, Wilkes won the first heat in
2.l7i. The race is for Il purse Of 81, 900
and gate receipts, best three heats in
five.
Wilkes wins the third heat and race.
rlnlt. 2.lgl.
, 1885-10-03
A New York Failure.

NEW YORK, Oct. Henry NJ. Smith
has made an assignment to Mr.. Cunning,
of the law firm of Vanderpool, Green Il
Cunning, with preferences for wages and
salaries, the amount not stated. Smith
has been a member Of the stock exchange
since 1877
, 1885-10-03

FREDERICK, Da, Oct. 2-Prairic fires
in Mcpherson county the past two days
have swept everything over an area of
100 square miles. Hundreds of families
are destitute. The loss is estimated at
$4,000. The fire is now said to be
under control.
, 1885-10-03

CoNsrANTrNopLE, Oct. 2-Great ac-
tivity prevails to-day in all the various
bureaus Of the war Office. Troops me
rapidly arriving here and as quickly dis
patched to Tupoli, Salonica and Deda-
catch. Marshal Fouad Pasha has started
for Adrianople.
, 1885-10-03
Weary of Life.

lIoBoREN. y. j.. Oct. IA well
dressed man, who appeared to have led a
life of ease and culture, and who regis
tered as George Edmunds, of Philadel-
phia, committed suicide tonight at a
hotel by shooting.
, 1885-10-03
A Good Counsellor.

CoNsTANTINoPLE Oct The sultan
is receiving counsel from Prince Bismarck
respecting the Roumelian question, and it
is probable he will adopt a policy in har-
mony with the German chancellor sne
g%estinns.
, 1885-10-03

For sprains, swcllings or lamencss
Chamberlain Pain Balm has no equal.
Sold by w. y. Hunt
, 1885-10-03

A fine line of furnishing goods, hats an(
caps. etc. cheap at Hellman's.
, 1885-10-03

Cardigan jackets, all colors and prices
at Polack's s,
, 1885-10-03

When you can't sleep for coughing take
a dose of Chamberlain Cough Remedy.
For sale by w. N. Hunt.
, 1885-10-03

Columbia rireI' salmon,
Lake Michigan trout, We
cada stfrer trout, Colorado
mount ain frOuf, 0t =. y.
Taylor. y Co.'s.
, 1885-10-03

Hardware, stoves and unware, at Arp
X Conway's.
, 1885-10-03

FARGO, Oct. The Sherman house
is now burning, the occupants escaping in
their night clothes. The argus Office is
in danger.
, 1885-10-03

w. n. Hunt keeps the finest three-for
a.quarter cigar we ever smoked. Ii is the
Cactus" Try it once and you will never
smoke anything else.
, 1885-10-03

Mowers and haynkes at Arp <
Conway =.
, 1885-10-03
BOULDER, Concord and
DeiaIC0re grapes al y. y.
T0UiOr " CO.'S.


The celebrated Tho- Keene cirur at
Shaw IS.
, 1885-10-03

zeal Depti Cheyenne, Hyo.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-27

Next Saturday the election for school trustees wIll take place. Up to this tune no concerted movement has taken place looking towards nominations. The CITIZEN Las given the names of all who have uerL brought pr mineDtly forward for the position oi school trustees The leople shuuli luok 10 fitness alore Tn tbi- important matter, aud chose them -ulely upon their qualifications for the p,cuiiar labnrs Of the p'sit nu. This paper has spoken of w. F. Smith, one of inc present Incumbeuts, and Chas. J. Fr,ese. E B'th these gentlemen are men uf family, ,quare, hoLtst and capable and worthy of the f1ll cOnfid' nee of the people. Indeed there seems to be a sentiment entirely favorable 10 both these gentlemen. As third candidate very ID .ny names have been suggested, and all are good. Just upon whose shoulders the responsibility will fall, 1t |, yet 100 early to conjecture.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-27
Saf Acciient.

On Friday last, W W. Baldwin, of the firm of Dyar * Bald Sin of Beus n, on returning home from IOmbsiuIs mt with very severe and painful accl1eut. When he ar.iyei n Benson II was qutte late, and while be was putting hls horses uu, he had occasion 10 go lntO the strre house for some grain, and not knowing that tue cellar door Was open, he feil m, striking on barrel. breaking three Ot his ribs, Wbich accident k llabie tJ con fine lim |, h. bed for come time. He h., the sym, sth, of H good many of the c .tizens of tombstone where he Is well liked. At last accounts he was resting easy. and hopes are entertained that hls injuries viii not prove fHtAL-l he InmbstOne.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-27
Ra,Iroadiny Finy Years Aro

The London Railroad News suggests that mOIern trayt lvis who fret aLd tune II the train Is hvc nil Utcs late. or aGy other irregularity occ .5s, would dO wei. 10 lay iO heart the fUiio~Iug paragraph. which suggest, ihe command Of ten Der witch must nave been requIr- rd ln railway travel about haif a century since: Passengers expecting tp !OIn the ,raIn- st any Of the stOppILg pl .ces are desired to in good inc, as the tran will ave ehch station as sOon bs reHdy, Wi;h u' reference Co tue time staied uu the L.. .Dle-. tue Hain object being to FerfOi n the whole iOurney us eXpeii tiousiJ as possible. Passengers will br booHed Ouiy conditional, upon there being room on the arrival of trains, and they will have the preference ut sr ats ID the order m winch they are booked. No persODs are booked after the arrival uf she tran. All persons are requested io get inside and Hhght from th. coach es invariably on the left side ss the un,. certain means of preventing acci- iruts from trans passing ID an Oppo- -IIe direction. Each passtngvr's lug gage wIll. as far a. s,I0le, De placed ou tue rolf of tine co .ch iu which he has taken HIs place; c lrpet bags and email baggage may br placed ua ierneath tbe seat opposite to that whica the owner occupies.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-27
ii0nanza Mines.
QUIJoToA, June 20, 1885.

QUIJoTOA, June 20, 1885. Aug. Waterman, Es4, Secretary Of the Peer. Peerless and Crocker Mining Companies.
 During the past week south driittrom Tunnel N. 2, Las been advanced 3t feet, makIrs 8 total distance of PIP feet The fsce of the drift shows very good ore.
 North drift from wiDze has been sd' vanced 20 feet, making total distance of I27 feet. Character of qu"rtz about the came as when last reported. North drift from Crccker tunnel No f connected with wInze during the week, which affords good ventilation. An mp raise has been started from this drifi and Is up five feet. A force of men has been put h- work st, pIng on Peerles, ground. Good progress Is being made bt well m valley. Building IS nearly mpleted, and machinery IS being put m place. Considerable delay has been caused al mill owing to non-a-nval Of umoers Everything pertaining tO the erection ol mil will bs on the road from Tucson on Mou dby Morning. Mao hinery Is being put m place and work will progress more rapidly.
 Yours truly,
 W. H. SMITH. Supt
 Per Stevens.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-27
HernuSIllO.

The capital of the State is in ,bo h...,
 uiul Valley Ot the Sonora rIyer As,Is
 railroad train moves Tn. write. n oo.'[ spondent of the Alta Cahfor,i. h.
 rows Of adobe fouudstions ami c,,,,,'L n "aiiS tell what rum the Maxmilian nla onaaslon ~rought The city, circling .ieSceht shaped, around a marble fuun- tsin, Is neatly built, level and prsttY. rum near the depot s street lined
 N'h orange trees leads to the F,aza. and Pieasahily introduces the new conner Oh the PIaza a State house, commod- ious and ot good design is in process of erection The two rows of oiaug,. frees around this pubhc square Ar- Iad-p.d golden fruIt and give 1t a charming an. pthranee. Several ste gm fionr mills and cottbn mill make things look busip.ss- Ike and stores, we'll stocked, stil more SD. Ihefe Is now a population of 10 OOO decrease of some 5000 s,nct. the N-I. low lever, the epidemic uftwu years ago. rom here to the gulf exteld- the rlVer valley. Far as the eye can reach ifs green fields spread. There are two sea sons ot rhIDfail from July to October. and January to March. Two ctou- her year are easily raIsed. Corn and wheat are The gram products, and modern ma- chInery Is coming into rapid Use. The orange could be made the most profit. able Of all the regions productious
 Nowhere can be found superior var
 lety Of hIs fruit. The trees seem m digenous to the soll, and the frult is not only remarkably sWee: but of p.cu- harly grateful hav.r. TucFe are several Varletles-the .Hrge Chluese, WeIg hing several pounds and almost proof agsinst uecOmpOeltlon. They dry, harden, ai.d Keep Tor year or more, end are esUec- laiAN adapted for preserving. l he swt ct hme IS fragrant as choice peIfGm-. aud uehclous in taste; the crup neVer fails
 But httle attention Is paId to orange culilvatlon; with lt Inc tIuit wou.d De improved and sOUn be m demand m tne Unlted States. This orange belt ex- teuds from Magdalena to jiuay mas, and some day WIii vlu In profit with the rich mines thereIn. One of these oIcnHids ln Ihe suburbs of Hermusilio, merits speclal notice. It k kn VII Es the Fer. ielra Garden, 5 ne twenty or thirty acres are lnclo-ed, Clyr-ly and re. ular- ly planted with choice Va ieti of trees. The are neatly trimmed and care fully attended. Di;cuss of running water furnish irrigation and smooth paths lead throughout IL. There Is seen every variety of the fruit. In one part of the garden -n acres spaceIs covered by trees that rise tO Hn even he ght of over thirty feet. There are no branches left lower than twenty feet. The tops Interlace, forming perfect canopy above. Here the city's elite are accus- toned Co hold pIcnics Ind balls. Lan- terms are hung from tree to tree, car pets spread, and the clear nights happy hours speed by ID the dance, whIl- music and orange blossoms til the air with melody ani fragrance, and bean lends 1t charm. A morr faIry scenr could not be pictured. No wonder Ihv eyes of the HermosIilisn sparkle with delight as he appr1achts it and tells, Nuu of inc poltitu nrnrS fnpr.. Eu.nf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-27
DetinitIo1 ofGenius.
Not as and Querie,.I


 wish to draw attention tO the fact that the definition of genius as the capacity for taking infinite pains k not true one. At best il merely expresses portion and that the least important DOT ion If the truth. To complete the definition We require the addition of the following words, viz. combined with the faculty of discerninL whether the Ob ect k worth the trouble and in which direction sue cess is most probable These conditions are absolutely necessary. The true genius is he who sees h.s way. and who. seeing it, pursues il with the utmost care. neg lect.ng no circumstance as beng too trivial, and concentrating hs renCth upon the most hopeful point of ad aucc. Tue mere taking of innnite pains. with o'It any guiding power 10 render such pains sue eSsiul. IS nothing but thunder headed $. lpidlty
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-27
Nnd Death.

We learn from Andy Mehan who re- ceivei 1t from anuther parry who arrived from Rns-levIl.e yesterday that the tbree children of Ma. J. Kelsey hal
 been burned to death. It srems tnHt some week or ten dsys ago MT. Kelsey and family left Russ, vIile, and went iO live upon their ranch, havlDg erect, a ,spt to live ID temporarily aud while inc father and mJ;hsr were out duluS some work on the place, they left their three httle ones asleep ID tbe tent. He children must have awakened and h1h- ing some matches. set tue tent on hfe buTnlng the three hitie ones Co crisp. Two cf the children We're twins. aged
 1 wears while the yuunge.t was about
 wears and hall old--Ihe Tombstone.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-27

A Holbrook, Arizona, correspondent says: The only trsde reported for the week Is that by W. B. Leonard. He soli h,s ranch located about eighteen miles from Navajo Spring, 10 Mir. E. F. Smith. New York gentleman for the sum of Sl4 OOO. On the range are 26j bead of cattle; COWS and calves S32UO; dry COWS Sl4uO; beef steers s3OOO; two year-o.ds S22 O0, yesrlings Sl6O co seven- teen head Uf horses S6OOO; besides ranch aDpurienBnces. Mir Smith IS now ID possession of one of the finest ranches ID tue territory of ArizOns. He will lu- crease the stock some l,jOO or 2OUC head at an early date.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-27
The Beggar Mu' c an.
The gonaut


 A Parisiau iourna. tell, the story Ot "A began. who presented himself re- u.ar.y at a certain coffee house with Ciar Olet under his arm Iii You allow me. gentlemen. said he, jn an humble tone Of voce, to play tune. l am .ly an amateur. and if you prefer giving me a trihe ] will spare ou the auno, ancc of listening to me Every one felt at once for few stray copper. and the mus.cian deparJed with profound reverence. This he repeated SC eral evenings in su ces,ion- Al last, one evening a young man who had never failed tO contribute Co the wan s of he itlnerant mus clan. asked hiu in a friendly manner to give him tune. let lt be goOd or bad be wanted Co hear him.
 But am afraid sir. l slall d-sappo-nt you
 Never mind that give us tune
 But l am very poor ? ayer, and have a very poor instrument
 No matter for that. l want Co near you ,,.. g said the poor man. T will tell you that don't p'ay at all csrry this ciariOIet merely for the purpose Uf threatening the people with m performance.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-27
NerNnns DebiIIiated Men

You are allowed free trial of the use Of Dr. Dyes Ce ebrated Voltsic Belt with electric Suspeusory Appliances, for the speedy relief ADd permanent cure oi Nervous Debility, loss Of Vitality and Waobood. and all kindred troubles, Also for many other diseases. Complete restoration 10 health, vigor and msn- hood guaranteed. Nn risk IS incurred Illustrated pamphlet, with full infor' nation. terms. etc, mailed free oy Hd- dressing Yoitaic Belt O., Marshall, Mich.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-27

Some enc at the Mammoth mine claims to have received letter from ID. H Rice. nuw Tn this city, who has re- ce .tly been employed iU tbst camp, stating that be could not get bis pay Tor ms services and advising all the em- nIoyes to quit work. Tbis. having come to Mir. Rice's knoWl edge, be emphaii- cally denies ever having written such a letter. and in this position the CITIZEN can youch for Mir. RIce's reports. he has sad openly and often, that the Mammoth company not only psid h. ID aIl bis demands, but overpaId him, and that he knows they have pald all th.ir bills promptly upon presentation. MT. Rice has his suspicion as 10 the party who wrote the letter aud signed hls name, aud he brands any such communl- cation as base forgery. Among those who stopped work on account Of thls forged letter are, B. r. Culver. John Ronsbee, Humphrey Oliver, Louis Ezek- ieIs. Joe Bu,ke, Ed. Hamilton. Wm- H. Palmer, HOrstio Collins, John Manley and Mm. Bray.