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taineers, frontiersmen or Indian scouts to embark Tn the enterprise. Put a round price on Geronimo head, said MT. Bean, and he will certainly be killed or captured, Our people care nothing for the means employed. What they most want and have not been able so far to obtain, is posses sion of Geronimo, preferably dead, but either dead or alive"
 If this resolution is passed by Con- gress, Col. Bean will have done more for the suffering and outraged people of our Territory than any Delegate we have had in Congress for many a year.
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SECRETARY MANNING's physicians say that there is no longer any doubt of his ability to resume his seat at the head of the Treasury Department Il he continues to improve as rapidly as he has within the last fey days. He now sits up all the time, and reads the newspapers and is able to walk across the room, although they dis courage him from making any test Of his strength. He has no traces of paralysis, but is yet very weak.
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A RIOT occurred Tn Chicago on May 5th, in which six policemen were killed and many morally woun- ded. The affair occurred at meet ing of the anarchists while socialist was speaking. A squad of police entered the room and immediately several bombs wee thrown from the stand where the speakers Were ad dressing the audience, which instantly exploded. It is reported that state of anarchy and reign ot terror eX- ,sts in Chicago. The mayor ot the city has refused to call upon the state for protection, claiming that The po- lice are sufficient to cope with thc rioters.
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Among the ingredients of artificial butter are sugar of lead, glycerine, sulphuric acid, caustic potash, castor oil, chlorate of potash, pig $ stomach, chalk, borax, tallow and lard, while some of the constituent elemeats of the natural kind gre hair, old age, fin ger nails, candle-drippings, crackingS and rock sat, COW hools, dish rags, cotton strings, soap grease and 90 forth. How do you like lt2
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THE St. Johns HyaM publishes a list of county warrants of Apache county, which the Board of Supervis- DTS say are fraudulent, and they have directed the county treasurer to refuse payment of them. They aggregate the sum of $3,I59.5o. This IS a move in the right derection, and the action of the Board will be appreciated, without doubt, by the taxpayers oi that county.
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EVEN editors are someti mes unrea- sonablc. The editor of a Georgia paper said in a recent issue of his pa per: eff the man who sold uS five dozen rotten eggs doesn't come in and make them good we will teach him what the penalty is for cheatin s and swlndling." Just as if any one could make that kind of eggs good.- ~. y. TriDHae.
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AT the city election held in PheniX Wednesday, E. Gang was reelected mayor, and A. Leonard Meyer, treas urer. Henry Garhas, who has held the p ,sition of city marshall for the last five years was defeated for that office by F, P. Trott. by a majority oi eleven votes.
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ECDEO NOIIJE.

Notice IS hereby given, by order Of the committee, that the spring rodeo for the Verde Valley and the Mogol- lon mountains will commence on the Ist day of May at the box canon al the head of Verde valley, for vaIiey rodeo, and to commence cn the 5rh day of June at BHckhorn ranch, tvl the MogolIon mountain rodeo.
 D. WILLARD, $. s. ACETRs,
 l. l.. MARR, Mlrcu BUncH,
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SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1886.
THE PEOPLE OF ARIZONA.

From some Of our exchanges we learn that would be Governor C. Meyer ZuliCk has preferred charges against the directors of the Territor- ial Insane Asylum, in which he charges them with incompetency, neglect of duty and official miscon. duct; and that he proposes to try the directors and act in the dual capacity of judge and jury.
 To the old residents of Arizona, men who came here years ago, and who have made Arizona what it is to- day, this will appear rather an unusual proceeding. In those days men were not accustomed to accuse parties of theft and adjudge them guilty on their own say-so. The gentlemen who have been arraigned by this man who appears to ivy to assume equal powers with the Czar of Russia7-are citizens of our Territory, well and ia. vorably known throughout its length and breadth. Men who have thor oughly identified themselves Tn the section of country in which they live, by the expenditure of their 0a0n mon ey and time in helping to build up the different Esgihmate industries where they reside. We have always been of the opinion that the Insane Asylum bill was a premature meas ure, and that no real necessity existed for the erection of the asylum at press ent. But we do believe that the gen tlemen who are the directors, are hon. est, conscientious men, who have done their duty, fairly and impartial ly without fear or favor. The bona fde citizens of this Territory, ire spective of politics, will hardly swal- low down this second dose of calum- ny which has been spread broadcast over the land, more particularly for the reason that the gentlemen whose honesty of purpose and integrity have been challenged, are men who have lived here for many years and have occupied positions of trust and confidence, when the doughty Col Onel(2).was airing his heels on some New Jersey hotel railing, waiting for some recruit to appear, or perhaps lying on one of the "bleak hill-sides of Cochise county with his WinChes ter rife for his bride"(2) while the duped victims of his Sonora mining schemes, were crying aloud for jus tice. Persons who occupy official positions by mistake should not be so blinded by partisan p:ejudices, that they so far forget themselves as to cast uncalled and unwarranted as- persions upon honest citizens and the fair name of our Territory.
 The CHAMPION believes that all of fcial positions in the gift of the pres ent administration should be filled by Democrats, but the genuine citizens of Arizona ask that the exalted posi- tiOn of Governor be filled by one who will not try, on every occasion when opportunity offers, to belittle it's peo- pie aud injure the credit and good name of Arizona.
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THE bill to double the rate of pos. tage on fourth-class mail matter has been reported adversely by the Sen ate committee on Postoftices and Post Roads. and will rot become a law. This is as it should be.
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ErGmccd l,.l.rnuN TAres.

Another new schedule of overland fares has gone into effect, in which frst-class limited fares from the Mis- souri to Sau Francisco via. ihe Atchi- son road will be $5c; second-cIass and emigrant, $35. These are frs;-class rates without rebate.
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THE Supreme Court of the United States has affirmed the validity of the act of the last Legislature creating county courts in several of the coun- ties in Arizona.
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GENERAL MASTER WORKMAN Pow DERBY has called general assembly of the Knights of Labor of the Uni ted States and the Dominion of Cana da, to meet in Cleveland on May 25.
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The spot or the battle field of Get tysburg where General Hancock wa. wounded is marked by wooden post, It is proposed to place there granite boulder on which shall be inscribed the simple fact that there, on the .3a of July, I263, General W. s. Han, cock was wouuded.-N. Y, Past.
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For Way Stations between Baltimore
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5 An, $50 a. M, $40 q. m, $50 q.
m, $50 q. M, 1905 a. M, and 1910 p.
N, 1.25 p. M s.l5 p. %, $50 p. M,
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M, 100 p. m S.Q5 p. M, and II 90 p.
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all his thoughts.
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KENTUCKY LIQUOR COMPANY.
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company at IL, 13 and Is Second South
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assessable, and it is also provided that
the private property of the stockholders
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LET Us not be in Debt"
TO the Editor Of THE HERALD:

To the Editor of TIE HERALD:
Since Eli has presented the Legisla
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Utah, would it not be proper to charge
the United Government with the ex-
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Indian wars in the Terrltor'. These
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UTAE.
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Park City Shipments.

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ONTARIO BULLION.
The Ontario mill shipped,for the week
ending January 2lst. fifty-three bars of
bullion, containing &c, 1882 fine ounces
of silver, valued at $33. 526.46.
Received at Mackintosh's Sampling
Works the following lots of ore:
DAILY.
Jan. 16 to Jan. % inclusive ISL. 40 ID
ONTARIO.
Jan. 16 to Jan. % inclusive o. 1875 $50 ID
SAMPSON.
Jan. 16 to Jan. % inclusive. -. 1880 ID
CRESCENT ORE.
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silver

With the re- establishment of the free
coinage OF silver in this country we have
been told that the United States will be.
como the dumping ground for foreign ell
YER. This assertion msnifestly rests on
error, and a review OF the rates OF coin
age Of the several leading nations in the
world will soon dispel all just grounds for
such apprehension. On the contrary,
with the free coinage OF silver re.estab-
lished in this and other silver using
countries in Europe we will be confronted
with a drain upon US for our silver dol
lars. Our coinages and that OF Mexico are
as / to 16, which means we give 16
pounds Of silver for every pound OF gold.
The Latin Union, on the contrary, coins at
the rate Of 1 to Is Il; Great Britain 10 re-
spect to subsidiary coinage as one to 14.28.
The German Empire as we'll as all
other nations OF South and Central
America coin as l to 151 hence the loss
on their coins would alone prohibit the
expectation of their silver to this
country. So far as Mexico with her stand
ard of 1 to 16, equal to our own, is con-
cerned, we have no reason to apprehend
any injurious importation Of her silver.
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Foreign Items.
ESPECIAL TO TIE SENTINEL

ESPECIAL TO TIE sENTINEL.l
LONDON, Oct. 16.-Willisms, the Social
list leader, who, in August last, was elected
TO serve a two-months' term OF imprison-
ment rather than pay a fine for obstruct-
ing the streets last July by preaching
Socialism, was to-day released, having
passed 60 days in the jan. He was met
on his exit by a crowd Of friends, who
gave him an ovation.
The gale and floods which began on
Thursday night along the south and west
English and Irish coast continue. II ex-
tended far northward. Many reports OF
bridges and buildings being swept away
are constantly coming in. In Ulster,
Ireland, the storm and floods seriously
impede railway traffic. Many small vessels
have been wrecked. The loss OF life ashore
so far caused by the storm has not been
great.
FRANKFORT, Oct. 16. Meyer Karl
R%othschild, head Of the great banking
firm, died suddenly to-day from heart
disease.