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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16

IndIanabOlis Journal: Mir keileys of fense is not m having been rebel, a particiPatOr m the rebellion, but in mo recognizing the fact that the Union IS restored. ald that its restoration was just and righteous. It is an insult to common sense to argue tnaJ man Darl regard the war for the Union "a gross and bloody violation of public right and yet profess "UuswerYing loyalty" to the Union
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16

A correspondent of the NewIork Jour nal off Commerce says the idea that Tor tunes are to be made In Florida without sweat of the brow is fiction of land snecuIators. An orange grove III tio.- ida IS not worth a cent more taan sn ap- ple orchard in New England untli l'5 owner has put into is years or ha'd work. much money and much impatient waiting. He thinks 1t could be demon st-ated that a good apple orchard pays o larger interest than the best oran -:e grove in Florida.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16

TH. Star's silence on the question of aid 10 the Calabhsas railroad may he taken as au indication Of its interested hostility. l. the Star opposes county aid, there is DC further doubt that the subsidy will be carried by an over whelmIng vote.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16

Minneapolis Tribune: Chicago af- fleets tn be highly indignant at the tur- bulent and aggressive behavior of it's so called socialists; but when one comes to consider how the idea of government Is represented in Illinois. firstly by the State Legislature and secondly by the State legislature aud city government of Chicago, the most surprising thing would seem tO be that all the best citI- zens are not socialists themselves.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16

Irtae Star will keep quiet and not ad. r-,.ts the measure, the voters of Pima ,.rtr will give an almost unanimous s-i5-senent for county aid to the Gala f-sss railroad.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16

Ar l4St tue Star Sphynx has opened ;.. mouth on the Calabasas railroad 515s-io1. butlt speaks with q very bad f-.a.h. A few golden cachons would -.7s it more aromatic odor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16

THE bogus advertising agency of McIlraich & Co.,, iO2 Montgomery street, San Francisco, has not yet attempted to deny its identity as part of tine swiud- ling outfit of D. Brown X Co. The press Of Arizona are a Gu:: in their de- nunciation of this thieylag concern.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16

The building of the railroad from
 Calabssas to Tucson insures its e1ten- sion to Florence and PheniX, and also 6 road to the Quiiotoas. This great work involves the expenditure of nearly a million dollars by the railroad company, a large portion of which will be scatter ed among the working classes and mer- chants of Pima county. The road can be considered only as blessing 1.-the aid asked should be cheerfully extended
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16

TIE very mountain tops wlll throw up tbeir snow caps and shou. for joy when ;se CalabaSas railroad receives the en- .,ara-ement proposed to be given by Pms county.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16

CW.F. Johnson has cold the Seohel ld prouerty, adjoining Phenix on the north. 10 F. c. Hatch, for the consider alton of S3,2OO. This property has been transferred three times Tn SIX months, and each tune has commanded higher price.-Phenix Gazette
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16

TIE electric light will be on tap again SD soon as the lamps can be polished up and put in the proper condition for the Illuminating process The City Council have concluded that the dark ages are not of the present.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16

No other preparation ss concentrates and combines blood-purfying, vitaliz- ing, enriching and Inugorating qualities as Ayers SarsaparIll1. Quality should be considered when making compari- alus
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16

4 NEW YoRK dispatch says: The French man-oi-wur Isere IS expected here with the BaItholdi statue between the 2Oth and 25th. The Chamber of Commerce yesterday appointed special committee to arrange a suitable entertsln- ment for the Commander and his ofiic- CTS, one of the features of which will be a banquet at Delmonico's and another reception at the rooms of the Chambers. Meanwhile the World continues its ef- forts in behalf of the Pedestal fund which to-day reaches nearly S3,OOO, re- presenting nearly 45,OO0 contributions.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16
Asking ngaFaY0r.

"Geosse." sad a giEI to her brother, you can do me a great favor at the party tonight F you will
 "Wha, is itZ' demanded the brOthe--
 "I am to wear my new kid shoes and striped stockings, and if you will just sing out aratz,' wiIl d1 as much for you some day
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16

TIE people would like to know by what intricate process Council bill No 5o becsne law of the land without having passed the legislature.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16

SOME Democrats will find the temper ature about 2I2 in the shade when Pres dent Cleveland announces the name oi Arizona's next Governor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16

Joe Betz has blood in his eye, and if be can find the person who administered & dose of cold poison tO his pet black and tan, there will be crimson scat tered all about the locality of the en- counter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16

TIE Star man will not go into mourn- ing. exactly, on account of Reaviss Fer alta reverses. He will simply mort gage another mine. "Sic transit gloria mundi."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16

TIE Chinese Regulation Act. passed in 1884, went into effect at Victoria, b. O., last Thursday. It requires every Chinese, male and female, to pay a tax of SIO per head each year. Employers of Chinese must make a return of the Chinese in their employ, under a penal ty of sIOO for each case of neglect, and any person employing unlicensed Chi naman must pay $50 fine. The use of opium, except for medical purposes, IS prohibited under a penalty of SlOO for each case.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16

THERE is war between the gas con- nanies and consumers in New hork' The latter don't like the charge of the I;pht brigade.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16

Business men should bean ID mlnd that the CITIZEN office has just received a new invoice of type and job stock for all kinds of mercantile printing. Give us s call ard VIC gGaraGiee satisfaction
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16

HExGLAxD was putting on too many plarsted hairs hover hIn Hafghanlstan and Russia thought hit 'ad better KomaroiI little, you knaw.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16
ROUGH ONPAINS." !"

Cures eolic, cramps, diarrhGa; ex- Gernally for aches, pains, spraIns. head ache, neuralgia, rheumatism. For man or beast 20 and 50c. W
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16

Cows and copper; beef and bullion gold and eeldings. and shorthorns and silver are the aliterative resources oI Southern Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16

IHr Calabasas, Tucson & Northwes- ts-n railroad is to be a broad gauge ,r wool and a yard wide.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16

THAT was only one bust of Colerids' unveiled the other day in London by John Russell Lowell. IL Is sald Coler' idge had several during his life.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16
Ancient Mines m Greece.

The finest antiquities about Athens were dug up by Frenchman called SerpIeri, who beat Schlieman all hollow. He knows nothing of ancient Greece,or that over 25OO years ago the Greeks built fleet to fight the Perslgns with the silver extracted from mines near Athens. Serpieri has been enga- ged in mining in Spain and knew the appearances of refuse silver ore we'll Happening to examine some baliaSts dis- charged by vessel at Marseilles, he incurred where it had come from. The ship ballasted near Athens. He went Co Greece, got a concession Co work inc nearly 5000 year-old mines. He Is work ing them still, and will probably work himself into a second hundred million dollars-the first hundred million Le has already got.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16

CORONER MUEPaY promises us CIT cus when the Board of Supervisors meets, but Coroner Smith Is of the opln- lon that a monkey show isn't much of circus
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16

TIE Kansas people are growing ian ous for raising pork in Kansas ana f"iS ing h-l ID Oklahoma.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16
former ChGrch aud Pennington Sts.

1T really looks as though it will be ss,s.or Logan for another term of six .el:i years
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16

THIS is a dyed-in-the-wool Republican newspaper and it honestly asserts that Grover Cleveland IS proving himself to
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16

TIE Dr. McSwegan case in Tomb stone has grown too interesting to share its entertaining features with the gen. eral public and the court is now pro- ceeding with closed doors.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16
The Land Oflice.

Washington. D. C., May Ith.-General Sparks. of Illinois. is vigorously reorga- nizing the Land Office. He finds that the commissioner who preceded him was helpless in the hands of Secretary Teller. who took away all power and au- thority from him. In a number of in- stances where Mcfarland had ordered special investigations Of land frauds m the West the agents would ind upon their return to Washington that they were to report directly to Teller and 'o say nothing to the Commissioner of the Land Office. In this way number ot land frauds m the West wero deliberate ly suppressed. General Sparks intends to open mp all these original subjects Of ,nauiry. He is not a man whom any Secretary would care to try to override i'm such Investigations Neither IS NIT. Lamar a man to interfere with the man. agemaut of the Jureaux under him. General Sparks will only find help from Ina nrssent Secretary. It has been chsrged that the land frauds ipvestlgRt- cd in Colorado last summer, properly opened up. would show direct connect ion with the election or the Onlted States Senator by the Colorado Leglsla- fuFD lnAT NlULEEs I lG AAAAAbk0ALNAN N- the Land Office has been for years d. rectly Tn the interest of capitalists ana Western corporations MT. Williamson, when he went out of the Land Othce' retired only to go into the employ ot the Atchlson, Topeka x Santa te Railroad at salary of SlO0O . year. The bureau places in the Interior Depart meut and the Postofiice, under the rule of the last twenty years, have been | chiefly valued on account Of the facul- ties which they afford for introducing their ircumbents into high salaried positions with rich corporations,
 | Captain PheIan's Assailan' Acquitted.
 NEW YORK, May This afternoon, when the jury trying Richard Short for stabbiay Captain PhelRn retired, the | Iobbles of the court house remained thronCed with people. The jury having made known that an agreement had been reached, were brought into court and asked what their verdict was. "Noi guilty" answered the foreman Shorts | friends set up a tremendous shout, but
 were quickly quieted by the officers. The judge frownei in indignation and | amszement at the verdict, and sad: "Gentlemen. am astonished at your verdict. You are discharged from all
 further service on this panel. "l move
 for the discharge of the prisoner, sad
 Counsellor Brook. Granted, said the Court, in a manner that seemed to show
 that His Honor was anxious to get I'd
 Of such extraordinary business.
 The London Times Speaks.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16

FAILING in argument in the Calaoas as railroad matter, the Star now resOi'' 'O r-o,,nity and coarse rid:cule.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16

Now, Mir. Receiver Drake, turn on the current and let your electric light so shine before men that they may see your good works and glorify our city fathers, who are sometimes correct.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16
THIN PEOPLE

Wells Health Remover restores health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Im- potence, Sexual Debility. Sl. V
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16
AReport Corrected.

LONDON. May S-Ths report published published in the morning Post to-day, that Earl Dufferin has resigned ss NI- ceroy of India in consequence of the disastrous effect upon .he British prest- ige in India of Gladstone's weak and timorous policy, Is denounced by gov ernment officials ss utterty untrue. On the contrary they snid, Earl Dufferin couusels with and approves of Glsd- stOne's present action respecting the RussIo-Afghan question.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16
nEn-RIGs. FLIES.

Flies. reaches, ants. bed-bugs, ra.s' i, mice. gophers, ehlpmunks' 'ie by "Rough on Rats. lOc'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16
Ruinou- to British Prestige.

LONDON, May S.-A special dispatch from Calcutta to the Times says the news of peace arrangements has created dismay here, for peaco so obtained IS considered dangerous and humilatiDg The reports which reach here from the northwest provinces and from Afghan istan agree in representing the vacllls- ting of the ministry as ruInOus to Brit ish prestige.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16

i CHICAGO man has just recovered damages in the sum of Sj,OOC from his mother-in-law, for islander. Chicago IS great city, where they somstimes create wonders.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16
MOTHERS.

If you are failing; broken, worn ont and nervous, use Wells Health he- newer" Sl. Druggists.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16
Captain PheIan's Assailan' Acquitted.
The London Times speaks.

LONDON. May 7.-The Times, in com menting on the attitude of the conserya- tives toWord the government respecting the Afghan question, characteriZes the
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16
GeneraI Gr.nt'. CondItIon.

CmCAGo, May S-Dr. George F Shrady in the Medical Review of May 9, will say of the condition of General Grant: During the past week the bod lily health has improved. His appetite IS better and he has had relish for his food. Locally his disease shows tend ency to progress. The palatal curtain is still considerably intiltrated, although all signs of acute intiammatory troubles have disappeared. The ulceration~ at the base of the right anterior faucal pillar and alongside the tongue presents a worm eaten surface, indicating an ex- tension of the destructive process. The breathing IS free and tie voice clear, but movements of the tongue somewhat restricting and affecting articulation accordingly, and despite the favorable condition there has been no changes m the local disease to warrant any mOdl- fication of the original diagnosis by members of the medical staff.
 Gen. Grant went to sleep between II and r. o'clock last nigh:. During the night he took nourishment twice and slept seven hours. waking between and Sthis morning. The General dressed about 9 o'clock and began arranging hIs notes. He will continue work on his book to-day.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16
Comparing the Handwriting.

ST. LOUIS, May 9-The register of the Southern Hotel was taken by the police to-day to compare the signature of w. H. Leunox Maxwell, the murderer ot c. Arthur Preller, with the inscrip- tion, "So perIsh all traitors to the great cause" found in the trunk containing the body. Experts in handwriting, who examined both, declare them written by the same man. All the testimony nee essary for the extraditi0n is now ready, but no agent for the State to go after the murderer has been selected ga yet.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16
MutIny on the High Seas.

Paris May 7.-Advices from St Vin- cent report that while the Message.les Francaise steamer Vile De Msrseille was on her way to BuenOs Ayres the emigrants or board mutinied owing to the bad food furnished. They were fin ally Overpowered after desperate fight,in which the captain and several of the crew were badly wounded. Ten of the passengers were killed or wounl- cd. The vessel put into St. Vincent, where she is guarded by French cru iser.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16
The ImlnoI, Senator,hIp.

SPRINGFIELD, H., May The Sena- torIal aspect has materially changed by the events of the past fOrty-eight hours, and Logsa's chances appear very much brighter. As soon Gs 1t became fully apparent that Weaver had been elected to-day, he left for home. The general impression here IS that he will fall into line when the time comes, d. though he feels sore over the abuse he received when he paired with Shaw. Logan is now fully confident of his ultimate success, and is cOrrespondingly happy, as, in fact, are all the Repub- licens. The hotel lObbies present quite a busy scene tonight, and many Repub- licans are inclined to paint the town red. As the spirits of one party rise, the others lower, and the Democrats are feeling blue enough. They admit that they were outgenersled ID this matter, snd blame themselves for being SO lax. None of the representatives from that district even took the trouble to visit 1t during the election, SD confident were they that no opposition would be offered. They now see their folly and repent it, but 1t IS too late, as all doubts of Weav- CTS election have vanished, 1t being claimed that his majority now is 36O. The vote cast was not one-thIrd of that cast in November last. It IS averred by some Democrats that the intimRtiOn of what was going to be sprung on them was learned the night before the cleo tion, and the leaders in the district notified, but they paid no attention to it. Gen. Logan says that the reason he ac- counts for it IS because the people in the state want him to be the next Sen ator, and the Demncrats did not wish tst Ntste stgaipSt hirn-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16
Fire ai Hampton Beach.

PORTSMOUTH, \. H., May "A fire at Hampton Beach last night burned the Sea View House, Atlantic House and it is reported to have swept the bea;h destroying many cottages. Loss, SlOO,- OOO. partially insured. The fire caught in an unoccupied portion of the Atlantic HOuse.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16
Ment by the sI.ort Ronie.

NEW YORK, May S-Rev. J. H. Daily, pastor of Trinity Methodist Episcopal church, in York street, Jersey City, who left the ministry. cOnfessing he had been improperly intimate with Mrs. Stewart, a servant in his house, has com mitted suicide.
 Death of Queen Emma.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, May S-The AssO- ciated Press advices from Honolulu an- nounce the death of Queen DOwager Emma, of the Sandwich Islands, on April 25th.
 Not Arbitration. but Confirmation.
 ST. PETERSBURG. May S.-The Mos COW Gazette, with reference to the sub mission of the Afghan frontier difficulty, say: IL was only possible to permit the correctness of our action to be certified to by a third party. Such a course as this is not arbitration III any proper sense of the term, but simply a respec- table means of terminating the incident
 Nave Vremia explains that Sir Peter Lumsden who, they say, made all the mischief, has been recalled to London.
 A New Tombstone Company.
 SAN FRANCISCO. May S-The COnten- tion Hill Mining Company, of Tomb stono, has been incorporated. The d. rectors are Rudolph Cohen, William Cunningham. Joseph Naphstly. Wm. c. Chapman and Alex l.. Bodt Capital stock, ten millions.
 Presidential Appointments.
 WASHINGTON, May S-The President to-day appointed Cleo. Y. \. Lathrop, of Michigan, envoy extraordinary and nm ister plenipotentiaIy to Russia; Boyd Winchester, of Kentucky, resident min ister and consul general to Switzerland, and John L. W. Thompson, of New York, minister resident and consul gen ersl to Hsyti, Dr. Thompson was born | iu Brooklyn; was c graduate of the med icsl department oc Yale college; after leaving Yale he pursued his medical studies in Paris, where be became pro ficieLt in the French language, which
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16
Russia Occupies PepJdeh.

TEHERAS. May 7-Advices from Sa- rank state that a small force of Rus slans with four guns now occupy Peni- deh. The same sdvices contain a state ment that the Russians have completely won over Sarshk. The TurcOman tele- graph line is now completed tO point l20 miles beyond Askabad. There IS an apparent Hull in the Russian prepa- rations for war. The Afghan troops along Bsla Murghsb, not having receiv- ed any pay for long time, are greatly demOraliZed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16

Louis < Pacific railroad, received dis patch yesterday from A. F. Evans, who left this city a week ago by the South eIn Pacific, and who IS now az Mobiles vile, Indiana. The dispatch stated that Evans trunks were forced open, and his wife's diamonds, worth $2,jOO. were stolen. It is believed the robbery Oc- cured between this city and the Needles.
 Minister Phelps.
 NEW YORK, May 7.-Phelps, Minister to England, now here, was intervlewed yesterday by the World reporter. He said: There has been some misappren- sion in respect to my connection with the Emma Mine litigation some years ago. My sole connection with that bus ipess was counsel for the sellers of the mIne, when they were made defendants in the action brought against them in the United States Circuit Court in the city of New York. The original pur- chasers or the mine never claimed to be defrauded and never brounghi any suit, and their testimony was strongly relied on by the defendants. Suit was brought by the parties who had purchased the stock on speculation after 1t had reach cd low figure in the London market I think the verdict of the jury was com plstely justified by the evidence, and I believe the mine itself, which is still be- ing worked, will some day justify all that was claimed for it." Phelps also said: 'Much as he disliked being sepa- l rated from his sons he thought 1t best | for them to remain in AmerIca. This IS | the country for young men when they l come out of college. 1 sent them abroad in the hope of giving them an to see how much better the United States Is than any foreign coun- Try. My countrymen need have no fear, shall always be found true Ameri- ,an.'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16
Capture of Expert BurgIaIs.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 9.-James Mar tin and Thomas P. Wilson, expert safe burglars wanted for robberIos commit ted in OrOvillO and Princeton, were ar rested here yesterday. In September last, Fl. c. Bell X Cos. safe in OrovIlle was blown open and small sum of money and negotiable papers to the amount of Sl9,OOO extracted. On April 18th, the same year, the safe of Nelson Butler, in Princeton, Colusa county was blown open and S1,0O0 in com and all the business papers of John BOgs, amounting to many thousands of dollars, were stolen. The matter was placed n the hands of the police m this city. Toward the end of April they cOmmuni- cated, under assumed names, with the victims of their work. They agreed to return the papers of the parties fla stipu- lated amount of money was deposited in certain places for them. The places named were shsdowed by detectives and be the aid of decCy letters both Martin and Wilson were captured. On the con- fessiOn of Wilson the papers of Bell X Co. and of Butler and Boggs were re- co Ie-ed ana S1J0 found on the prison s,s IvtuIEed tO putlar. heing pnrtinp of the eI ,0OO stolOn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16
;oJ work, nn aIv.terou. Way.

SPRINGFIELD, IL, May 7.-The lateFt advices from the three counties in the legislative district represented by M Shaw, Democrat, recently deceased show that they have returned Republican successor. If this is the case, the Re publicans will have a clear majority on joint ballot for United States Senator.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16
A Very Important Reduction in Rate.

SAN FRANCIsCo, May 9-An important reduction in local passenger rates on the Southern Pacific, III Arizona and New Mexico, will go into effect on June let Local rates have been ten cents a mile In these two territories. Senator Stan ford has ordered that after June first the rate for single trips of ten miles or less shall be 6I cents a mile; for single trips of more than ten miles, cents, and for round trio tickets, good for 30 days, five cents per mile. The rates will be 15 per cent. additional if bought on the train and not at the ticket cflice.
 Judge D. W. F. Bisbee died here last night of he srt disease. Bisbee, Arizona was named after deceased.