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The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03
The First English Yacatz
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 Long before the "steam pot" h:ssod the "tantivy team' from of tho road. yacht racing had come into favor, and, though the si.ecd of the competing vessels could not compare with that of tue racing boats of the present time. skillful seamsnship was displayed. and tine enthusiasm was greater even than it is now.
 As early as the year |. 0 club, now known as tho Royal Cork acht club. was formed by the gentlemen who used to cruise inside ueenstown harbor; but it was not till about lal, that some nifty mob .eucn formed themselves into club. winch is now idcnliiiabo as the royal laoht squadron. the most aristo raii; yachting club of the world. and the Ouiy one in Great riiain the members of which are entitled to ty on board their boats the white ensign of her majesty B navy. The cary members Of the squad. ron were those who had been con lected with the senior Ursnch of tbc service, and ready. of course. like all old navai officers, to oppose innovations.
 tp Gill loi5 o cerS of the navy had not adied greatly tn the progress of sci cn 6. a. d those of them who bclo iged to the new y formed sailing club did not at ten to imp owe upon The old fashioned pes of acbts with their biut. cod.iikt heads. sni their iean, mackerel tail-iigt s,crns. Fifty years ago yacht length was just three times its breadth: ba about that tine W anhill. of ooie. hegan to lengtheu aud sharpen the bow; and III the north rife. Of airie, on the Clyde father of the present noted yacat builder turi.ed out boat of thirty six tons named the Wave. which was very sharl bowed and high in tho blge. the brcadtl of wLi h was lust one third her length oi keel. The latter, after being given , leaden keel and ballast. beat cider boats exa tly double her size. and SO the blu bow was made more narrow still, and ths mackerei like ta'l heightened out anc made more full and shaiey.
 The iuols hui der then began to seek stability. that Is. roughly speaking. "self fighting power. by depth. and bOat' have been ge ting deerer and longer evel since. Lea en keels began t. be gener al y used. and the shifting of ballast wa: al owed then. and for many years after ward, each com eiing vessel having zen erai y five or SIX tons of shot such as Il used by SD lrtsmcn. in bags. to pile up t' wiudward us soon As the vessel chan sc' her lack. In narrow water d head wind th.s work was exceedingly heav for no sooner was the last Uag sa,fteC 0 CT from the lee to the weather side thar the W I'd -heady about" WIS gi en, aaC it was necessary to throw the shot bact again to the side from which it had jus been taken.
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03

GLADSTONE never appeared as great as he does today, on the eve of bring ing in his measure to give Ireland self government. His success seems a matter of doubt. Opposed to him is the solid pha'anx of the tories, and there is treachery and threate ned de seriion in his own camp. If he wins, the proudest laurels q human being ever wore will rest upon his head the benisons of race redeemed from political subjection. If he fails, he he will go down wilh the record of a splendid effort 10 heal a feud which has lasted for ages. But there can be no such word as fail in such a holy cause. Should he be defeated now it will only postpone the consumma;ion of his plans, but as he has passed three score years and ten, other hands may have to complete his work. When the grand old man shall have been gathered to his fathers, another name may claim the honor of finish ing what he has begun. But whether he lives to plant the banner of free dom on Irish soil, with his own hands or not, in the worlds hi tory, yet unwritten, the name of Gladstone will stand recorded The savior ol Ireland.
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03

Kansas, made lengthy speech against the bill on Monday last, stating that the increase was wanted to make a ''show," "ior circus" Black Jack
 promptly replied that the people had all "the circus" they wanted in the Senate, and when the circus was on he didn't know any more active per. former than the senator from Kansas
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03
Brokers scre Throat.


 A medical curiosity WAS revealed to me by a ibys.c an whusc spec!alty is throat d seases, and whose practice is princ pa ly among the members of the commorc al exchanges Much of the business of the stock exchange the produce exchange. and other speculative marts, is done il whoops and yel.s. The scene On the ioor. with a crowd of excited operators push ing and haliing, pe>licula'ing and screcch. ing, has often been described. but il had ne> CT struck me that ihe wear and tear of vocal chords Was coaseQusnt al.
 ".Nor would it be. rhe physician said, If all the specula ors aui brokers had strong high 'oi,es The trouble concs {, taOse who ha>o,o strain tEe;r thronis in making themselves heard in the dn. Acute broachiti7. partial parsyss S. or actual lesion Of the parts. le cas them 8 ter awhile. and they have 10 50 10 a doctor for treatment. l happened some. how to get in tne way of this practice. and sell m have less than fifty men un der my care
 The e.lreme violence with which busi- ne.s IS conducted in the eAchan.es ire ,Geatly q spbes the less robust mem bers in O her ways know shouting partners of si ecu ative firms who are as limp as rags on getting through with hard dny , struggle and who haDitual!y take Turk ish bath. with thorough after rubbing down, 10 put them on their feet for the evening. others become ath kl6s by means of the exercise. and there are fellows Of muscular cult ure in Wall street. ca able of Gr co 0. man wrestling. who,e 'uiv gymnasium is the stock exchange. The necessity fol so much yoclfcrousues' and act yiy i- not apparent A {. sIem of euict ,argain ing could easily be devised; but nobody seenIs To think of su h reform, but the scream ng farce is likel to go ou as nos +. ss lon as gnnbiins continues to b, doae nnder the re;eus: of buylng apd selling. iew Yorx atmosphere is favor able to exaseei ati in ali sorts of ways
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03
The snsetlnbir Exissnc!es.
'.Chicago T~ibvn.

John Fright recently declared that tho resources of the nations of .urope were being "swalowei u) by the unsuitable exigeuciesof the miiitarism in which they live. last year the a:m.eS and navies of turcpe cost the enormous sum of SSl;. ;.oY... j 5, whi e the nalioaal debts abaorbel the sum Of Sl .O5 !, l5J. Oi5 for in terest alone the aggregate national debts reaching the almost iuconceiyaae 6 amount Of s23 Oil I4. O. At the hca! ot The lis: stands l.uSsia. whose army and nay estimates reachet $2p. .1l,, ,o01, aad ihe interest ca Ear naiona; debt !l3 ,6.3. ,3). 1 irsnce t,ng g'and mud Germany come next in the order named
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03
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An eastern medical journal publishss the following remedy for cold: Ia. no supper un going to bed and on r.s' ing. d i a tumblcr of cold water For breakfast eat pie of dry brea, as large as eour hand 50 cut freely during i,!c morning. or d.Lner eai the saneasS at breakfast During tue afternoon take a sharp walk, or engage in some active erclse that will induce perspirltion Co without supper and rcllre early Be tween q cold and starvation there is but one choice Thc remedy, however. is one that will he warm ' recommended by boarding house kCere.s
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03
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 An ambitious young Cockerel lifted his voice one breeL, morn. in his frs; attempt al growing 4 Ieierab'e Shan chai iis- tened with great atte"tion, nnd then said: ~ Il l.tile crewed, but you will chrow mo correctly as yoI grow older. See watt!e lit,ie r:acuCe vii do. And he played ~Oh comh. comh away. oa his cora eat with a spur it that drought down thc Garnyarl Every toG cn "y1d t cNcc:'t tEe Turk. who accord ns 10 his time honorei custom. lay drcamin: il his tent a.u di, nos awake until an hour laLer.
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03

WHILE Senator Edmunds is wildl, chewing wind in his attack on Presi. dent Cleveland the latter is quietly attending to his business and paying no attention to the demands of the Nermonter and his republican soci a,es. He has said mo" to the de mands of the senate, and when Cleye land says "no," he means it.
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03

A BILL to abolish congressional wakes would not be a bad thing to introduce into congress. We have had enough of costly sprees in con nection with the burial of dead leg lslators.
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03
Ihe G.ris Fire .hn Gail.

"So;ournc's at Bar iiarb,r arc highly de ich,et with beautiful girl. of gooi fam liz. who whistles continually operajic seicciions and na onal airs with charm. ing precision ant most ralishiHg pucker. oh. yes lt's al right as ion. as it's a g,rl II il was a su |. burned. tow h, a lel to now. he couldn't wli,te TWO uo,cs W ;hoat some one yelling at Ei,n ta shut uh
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03
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The natural gns is probably fWmed in the earth by process of natural distilla- ton from the animal and vegetable re- mains ol past geological epochs. and is neariy the same product as we distil from coal in the retorts of our gas factories, only Instead of the heat fl our fires, the internal heat of the earth, aided, perhaps. by chem cal decomposition. has caused it's formation on magnificent scale
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03

THE house committee on Territories has recommended the passage of a bill authorizing Secretary Lamar to expend S5o,ooo in boring for artesian wells in New Mexico. Why cant Delegate Bean get his work in, in the same way, for Arizona1
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03

SECRETARY MANNING will probably resign his position as head of the treasury department, and it is rumored that the present assistant secretary, Mir. Flirchild, will be appointed in his place. A better selection could not be made.
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03

THE Mississippi legislature has passed blll making the teaching of the doctrines of Mormonism a crimi nal ofense. punishable by fine of $500 and imprisonment. This IS 6 new experiment., and one that ought 10 be effective in preventing Mormon missionaries from gathering in prosel- NteS
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03

Now that Geronimo and his cut throats are in the hands of General Crook, Governor ZuliCk should make a requisition to have them turned ov- CT 10 the civll authorities to stand their trial for the murders they have com milted.
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03
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Sfncinroti oIrm r,'ia q veto,
 A medical journal tells flow to take a pill 1T tho pill 8 one of the brand war ranted to cure an invalid liver ingruwing nais. rheumatism, bunons dyspe ps.a. .-arls. strabismus and di ers other diseases, the best way is to take it be tween the thumb and fore ngcr aud dror Ii mo lhe fire
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03

HoN. PAT HAMILTON hasj just issued an admirable pamphlet on the re- sources and condition of Arizona, which he calls the Arizona Outlook Any parties can have a copy mailed to them by applying at this office.
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03

GENERAL CROOK went on the trail Of Geronimo in the wary, slow and cautious mode of progression which has always distinguished this warrior when chasing slvages.
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03
Si'rp.u:yo4r.no a. stinuI,nt.
lArknc SSs TrAT-.. I

The use of nitro glycerine as q su5sti. ute TOT cohol for slimu atng the acton of the heart has been recommended by Dr ;. B. Burroughs. The advantages claimed are, that only minute quaality is re ,u;red, that the nitro giycorinc is practically free from taste anu Odor. that |, acts immediately, aud that it is not nkell to i4duct craving for alcoholic stinlu 6nts
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03

TIE senate has no logical right to demand private papers from the Pres. ident regarding official appointments, while they discuss the merits of the said appeintees, and decide upon their confirmation in secret session. It.. poor rule that wont work both ways
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03
4 way to Catch Mice.
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4 farmer in Los Angeles county. Cali fornis. who has been troubled with mice has evolved a cheap and sure means of dealing with these nuisances. Tubs or cans partly filled with water are put around tue barn where the mice are most plenty. and they go to the;n for drIpk aud are drowned an average of 2,V00 2 month have thus besu caught.
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03
DrinNabis Ses-N atcr.
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Sea water has been converted into a beverage by Thomas ray. A little citric acid or citrate of silver is added 10 the briny liquid, chloride of si!yer is pre- clpts eI and harm ess mineral wa,cr IS produced An ounce of t7ate renders a la pint of water drinkahle. seven ounces would furnish shipwrecked man with wate. 10. & week.
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03
K rp InJr seLt.

When a CT of fro. CT any sudden alarm, is rascd in public budding, sit still. and reman tranquil til the asscm blaze is allowed 10 d:sperse in quiet manner On ID account yield to Il arm. Granting there is q real canse of danger, you are infinitely mot sac sitting than trying to rush wildly to the door.
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03

ON account of the change of pro. prietorshiP, parties indebted to the CHAMPION for subscriptions are re. quested to send them in at once b, Wells, Fargo & Co.'S express order
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03
Tr,bates to Juliet.

Gold paper hearts and dried rosebuds wrapped in magnolia leaves are placed. by visitors to the tomb of Juliet at Verona. in the little hollow where the fair head of Romeo s. sweetheart had lain against ibe cold lnprb!e
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03

A DISPATCH to the GIobe. .Demoe,at states that Geronimo surrendered to General Crook internationally. If this is the case the old scoundrel may get his deserts.
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03

SENATOR LocAS's bill to increase the army to so.ooo men IS meeting wilh a good deal oi opposition from his Iepuhi1ap colleagues. Plumb, of
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03
"Ann,aafe " rOtt0Pv.

Ths Inaisas sf New Mexico are said to he doing a thriving business in mAnufact- uring ancient pottery. which tne.' sell to credulous tourists as relics from tue pre- historic m,runda
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03
Sunlight of . Btus Color.

The observations of Professor c. P.
 Lang,ey haze convinced hun that there has been mistaken conception of the color of the sunlight It has Desa sup posed to be white, while la reality 1t is
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03

GERONIMO and his bucks ought to ornament a gallows in as short time as is consistent with legal trial.
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03

THE legislature of Kentucky pro- poses to pass a law making bcycottins illegal.
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03

THE commencement of work on the Mineral Belt road will give Flag staff a genuine boom.
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03
SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1886.

THE railroad strike is probably al an end, at last.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-08


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Telegram-herald., 1886-11-08

Y0l Ar feeling depressed. your appetite
IS poor Won ara co-usraa witn Headache,
y0l srr llzely erfcus. AM generally out
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bat ROY ai.a srimu.spfs. su~ug medicines.
or l..ters. Waicl have for their bass very
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yO- for an b0-r. ana then leave you in
worse condition fhan before. What you
want is "a Alternative hat VIII eurily your
blood start healthy action 0f Liver and
Kidneys restore Tour vitality ard g. re-
reved h,ath sna s-rength. Suc1 ? medi-
cine you Nil nnd in Electric Bitters. ano
only I'D cents q cott.e a. Mm. ii. Iioos
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-05
LOCAL BItEyIrIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment In aud About
tho Clty.

Matters OF Minor Moment In aud About
tho City.
THE GRAND this evsning-"The Dan.
Two marriage licenses were issued yes.
terday.
opRRA HOUSE this evenlng-MurP6y in
"The Kerry Cow"
THERE was but one clse In Police Court
Yesterday, and tho prospects are that there
will be but one to-day.
CHARLES A. GARDNER appeared at the
Opera House last night In "Karl, the
Peddler" to one Of the largest houses ever
seen there. All were delighted.
THR hop to be given at the Mcclure
House tonight is going to be social
event, both enjoyable and notable. Tho
arrangements are all very complete.
TIE bill will be changed at the Grand
Opera House this evening, and that pow
erlul drama, "The Danites,h y will take the
place OF "The Gamblers Wife," This
week, all things considered.
TnR sale OF reserved seats commences at
Banners music store this morning for tho
engagement OF Mrs. d. 7. Bowers at the
Opera House next Monday evening. This
is one OF the most deserving attractions
booked for this House this year, and It
should draw a full house for the credit OF
Wheeling's taste.
THIS evening at the Opera House MUIR
ply, the famous and deservedly popular
Irish comedian, will appear In the "The
Kerry Cow" az attractive and meritorious
q play oi its class as ever seen. II has
been several years since Mr.. Murphy was
here. In that time his famo and popu-
latity have grown till they oil the land.
lie should meet rouslng reception here.
TIE Maennerchor Singing Society, as
sisted by the Opera House orchestra, tho
director, Prof.. II. ]. Arbenz, Miss Flora
Williams, Miss Emma Oppermann and
tho Women's Singing Section, gave q
grand concert last night In celebration Of
their anniversary. A largo crowd was
present and the evening was most enjoy.
able. After the concert q ball was given,
the Opera House orchestra playing. The
event added 10 the lustre Of the Maenner.
Chor'a fame.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-05
FLICK'S RUN
IN THE SECOND DISTRICT
Indicates that lie has Carried the Elec,
tiOn
BUT PENDLETON's RETURNS,
Fllck's Old Home, will Decide the Con-
test.
IMMENSE REPUBLICAN GAINS.

The feature Of interest this morning in
connection with the home elections Is the
still undetermined result in the Second
Congressional District. Flick believes he
ia elected, Chairman Brown, Of the Con-
gressIonal Committee, places his majority
at 800.
The table Of maioritiea given below
as compiled from the best iniorma.
obtRinable. Where disSgreements have
been ahown in returns received from more
than one source the benefit OF the doubt
has been given 10 the Democratic Candi-
date. Figuring on this basis there is an
apparent majority OF Il for Flick, with
Pendleton county to hear from. This
county gave Wileon 239.
Allowingthese figures to stand ip the table
OF majorities for 1885 Wilson's majority
In the district Is 1853. But Pendleton Ia
Flick's old home, and he 10 believed to be
very popular there. He expected to car
ry Pondleton by 100. II the figures for
the other counties are correct, he can
win without any majority atall In Pendle-
ton. He has only to cut Wilson down be-
low II, and his triumph in the district Is
assured.
In view OF the changes in
Flick's favor elsewhere this is not
improbable. II would be necessary to
change $50 votes In a poll Of ], ,443, OH the
basis OF tho vote OF 1884, to leave Wilson
without msjority in Pendleton. Be.
tween this and a majority Of II outside OF
Pendleton there Is margin enough for
comfortable majority In close vote.
For the sake Of the very interesting
comparison the msjorltles In the Second
district In 1884 and 1885 are
given. The totals show that the aggre.
gate Republican maiorities have increased
from 1907 to S,779, and the Democratic
msioriLiea have fallen from 4,50G to S.0i7.
This handsome showing leaves tho Demo-
cratic msjority in Pendleton as 1t was two
years ago. It Is also significant that viii
sons majority, falls of in every Demo-
cratic county. Flick gains In every Re-
publican county except Morgan, where
he loses one vote, aud he carries over to
tho Republican column three counties,
Barbour, Berkeley and Mineral. Though
he may not win he has made splendid
fight.
In the First District Coils msIority Is
increased toSGi by Braunon failing TO come
up to tho figures allowed him in the In.
rELLlGENcER Of yesterday for Braxton and
Lewis, though In Gilmer he exceeds the
estimate by one vote. Gol's majority
far exceeds all expectations.
There Ia nothing to change the situs'
ton In the Third and Fourth Districts.
There Is no nsw light on the Legislature.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-05
NEARLY A TRAGEDY,
Congressman Heard Cnned by one OF the
Opposing Faction.

Congressman Heard CHned by one OF the
Opposing Faction.
sEDALIA, Mo-, Nov. 4,-The bitter feel
log existing between the Gentry and
Heard factions Of the Democratic party
came very near resulting in bloodshed
yesterday afternoon. Major VIM. Gentry
published card In one Of tho local papers,
in which he repudiated Congressman
Heard and gave as reason that the latter
had paudered to the Knights Of Labor.
Yesterday morning Heard published q
card denounClng the charge that he pan
dered to the Knights OF Labor as an infa-
nous ialaehood, and asserting that his re-
iusal TO recommend Mr.. Gentry'a gon.in-
law for Postmaster Of sedalia was the true
cause OF the difficulty between them.
Shortly after one o'clock 7. W. Cloney,
tho son-in.law OF Major Gentry, stepped
into the Office OF Sicher's Hotel, where tho
Congressman and his brother we're seated.
Heard spoke pleasantly to Oloney, who
turned hercely upon him and called him
lying -
Heard was in the act OF rising 10 his
feet to resent the insult, when Cloney
aeized his cane and dealt him severe
blow on the side OF the head. The Con-
gressman was on his feet In an instant,
wrested the cane from Lila assailant and
threw him to the floor. Friends sepRr-
ated the combatants and endeavored to
effect a reconciliation. They afterwards
camo together in the hallway, when
Oloney made motion toward his hip
pocket Rs II to draw revolver. Heard
anticipated him and called upon Cloney
To defend himself. The latter threw up
his hands exclaiming, II am unarmed."
Heard remarked to him that tho matter
might as we'll be settled now as as.any-time,
and advised Oloney to arm himself. The
latter left the building and Heard
returned To the Office. Five minutee
later Msjor VIM. Gentry entered the
room aud stepping up to Heard
seized him by the shoulder. He was
greatly excited, but before any blows were
! exchanged, Heard broke away from him
AMI. drew his revolver. The room was
crowded with excited men by this time,
and the angry politicians were separated
before any Injury resulted to either.
Following 90 close upon one Of the
most bitter political contests that has ever
taken place In the district the hasty meet
Ing between those uOted leaders Of the
Democratic party created great sensa.
ton. Mutual friends have eldeayored 10
effect q reconciliation between the chief
actors, but nothing In that direction has
been accomplished. Both men are imr
pulsiye by nature and cordially hate each
other, and It is feared that when they
ms0t again the trouble will be renewed.