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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-08-21

schemes which have been suggested 1or
bringing about this result. QueStiohs nav
ing been sent to a considerable NUMBER Oh
economists, divines, manufacturers eoihniiS7
sioners of labor statistics, and WORKING iiien'
their replies are embodied in this volume
These inouiries include such points as the
following:
Are strikes and lock-outs necessary led
ture of the wage system?
Is arbitration the missing coupling pe-
tween Labor and Capital?
Is productive cooperation practicable III
the United States? etc.
Richard T. Ely, Phi. D., furnishes the IN
troductory chapters on Cooperation in Lit
erature and the State, while essays on The
Conflict Historically Considered, and Side
Lights on the Labor Problem add to the val
ue of the discussion.
The Story of Norway. By Hjalmar H..
Boyesen. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons :;
Portland: Loring, Short & HARMONY. This
book is one of the historical series published
by this well known firmiunder the title. The
Story of Nations. Its compiler is professor
of German in Columbia College and the au-
thor of several meritorious works. AS a
Norseman he writes the story of his native
land with enthusiastic and patriotic earnest
ness. 1t is hardly regular history, but
rather series of dramatic pictures and incl
dents, which combine much of legendary
lore and Scandinavian mythology with the
more sober material of historical records.
Of the literary merits of the book much may
be said in'its praise 1t is written in good,
crisp English, and with a freedom and ex-
actness of expression seldom acquired by a
foreigner in the use of the English tongue.
The story is never dull, !but is told in a lively
graphic way and with the ease of an accom-
plished writer The Illustrations are numer-
Gus and not devoid of merit.
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In Casselps Select Library of Entertaining
Fiction we have My Night Adventure and
Other Stories; A Race for Life and Other
Stories, and Who Took it.? The price of
each is 10 cents. portland: Loring, Short g.
Harmony
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Lord Randolph Churchill has announced
definitely in the Commons that the govern
ment does not intend to revive coercion
measures not at present at any rate. With
the whole of Ireland, except the county
where Loyalist influence predominates, quiet
the government cannot find any excuse to
justify or even extenuate different course.
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HON. r. G. HORK, Of Michigan, will speak a
follows:
Biddeford, Saturday evening, August %.
Portland, Monday evening, August 80.
Bath, Tuesday evening" August 81.
Gardner, Wednesday evening, Sept. /.
Bucksport, Friday evening, Sept. 8.
Ellsworth, Saturday evening, Sept 4.
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The latest volumes in Cassell's National
Library are Hamlet, Voyagers' Tales from
the Collection of Richard Hakluyt; Nature
and Art, by Mrs. Inchbald; Plutarch's Lives
of Alcibiades and Coriolanus, Aristides and
Cato, the Censor; Essays by Abram Conley.
The price of each volume is ten cents. (New
York: Cassell & Co.; Portland: Loring,
Short & Harmony
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DR.. F. E. BAXTER,
after an absense of one year returns to
PORTLAND FOR A FEW WEEKS,

taking rooms at the
DURANT HOUSE CONGRESS ST.,
where he will receive patients between the hours
CONSULTATION FREE. He would wish
the public to know that the following testimonial
came to him unsolicited and the patient in ques-
tlon was under his treatment but three weeks.
PORTLAND Me-, August 18th, 1886.
we, the Undersigned Charles II. Brewer and
Emily J. Brewer, wife of said Charles H., residing
at NO 92 Paris ST., in said Portland believing it to
be but an act of justice, and in gratitude to DIR.
+. f. Baxter, desire to make public the following
facts Our daughter Lillian Brewer, now about
eighteen years of age suffered from her birth with
scrofuious affection of the throat and tongue,
causing her for large part of her life the most in
credible suffering; her tongue being at one time
SO swollen as to measure inches in circumference
outside OF her lips Many eminent physicians and
surgeons both in Portland and in Massachusetts
pronounced her case incurable; others said that
help was possible they thought but none was ever
rendered her until Dr. Baxter came to this CITY i'm
the fall OF 1884, and our daughter became one of
his first patients in this city. By his skill she is
nowcured, land it is within our personal knowledge
Inat ne mas wrought other most remarkable cures
and we shall be pleased to give all information to
parents ana others who have children or friends
suffering ANY question asked of us by letter will
be promptly answered. We are grateful TO the
man who cured our suffering child, and we desire
that others may have the advantage of the skill
tnat dld SO much for us and ours.
CHARLES H. BREWER,
aug2odlW" EMILY j. BREWER.
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HON. WIN. GIBSON will speak at
Dexter, August IS.
Oidtown, August 80.
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MEMS YOUTHS
CLOTHING +!

My stock is all new, and select
ed from the best manufactures,
and perfect fit and well made
garments are always to be found
on my counter. Also all the late
STYLES in NECK WEAR, COLLARS
and CUFFS, HOSIERY, GLOVES,
&c.
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HON. SOLON CHASE will speak as follows
Hollis Centre, Monday, August %.
Shapleigh Corner, Tuesday, August "a.
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HON. GEORGE B. LORING will speak as fol-
lows:
Monson, Tuesday, August "a.
Milo, Wednesday, August 20.
Guilford, Thursday, August &C.
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HON. John /. SWIFT win sneak as follows

HON. JOHN l.. STEVENS will speak as fol-
lows:
Readfeld, Thursday evening, August 20.
Fayette Corner, Friday evening, August 81.
Manchester. Friday, Sept 8.
Riverside, Monday, Sept 6.
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GEN. JAMES A. HALL will speak as follows
Eliot Monday evening, August %.
Berwick, Tuesday evening, August a.
Springyale, Thursday evening, August &C.
North Lebanon Friday, August 27.
West Buxton, Saturday evening, August 20.
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Chamber Sets,
ParIor Suits,
Stoves and Ranges.

will
quanttie than small distributors.
Rxry Tapestry Carpet so yard
this price,
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Macht bic 8abtt fret,

um benz berbraudten 3ellensewebe st errnOg-
Ii9en, aus benz Rorper su enttuei9en, bic, ipent
fie beibebaItem ipiirben, bic @dfts bes a0rpers
serldle9tern inb bic @eiunbbeit untersraben
piirben. Die Gebarme, bic ben pidtisiten
AbausstanaI bilben, tOnnen permanent bon
Sinbernifien fret sebaIten perben, inbem man
bas idmerslefe, rnbis ruirfenbe unb ansenebme
Mbfibrmittel, Softetters @asenb t.
ters sebrau@t peldss nidt nur lnreinis'
feiteu I0ft, fonbern aud bic irnere Saut bes
Darmsanals ffdrft, tpenn fie burd 8erftopfnns
ooer ben unflusen @ebrau9 seualtfamer ab.
fabrmittel sef6pd@t ift. Der Magen, bic
2eber unb bic gtieren nerbeu ebenfals bnr1
biefes tuobltbdtise @tarfunss> unO Seilmittel
onse,est ,nb sefrdftist, unO ieOes Organ, iebe
Giber, iebe Mustel unb ieber gferb berfpiirt ei'
men belsbenben ginflub. 60 bat einen anse>
nebmen @ei9mad uub 1T elm bO4ff belebenses
unb ber @efunbbeit sutrasIides Seilmittel, unb
ba es feline @irffamteit ausfdliesli9 botant.
l9en Nitteln berbantt, 70 1T es bas Seilmittel,
bas am 8eften fit ben Gamiliens ebrau9 ge.
eisnet if, ba es fider, melt rei4sno uno RAID
fptrft
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Cages > Nemi8fettes1.
& nj q nh.


= Ser gunbes Genat bei@dftigte
fi9 nit benz Beri9te bes Gonferen3s
9lusfduies iiber bic Morriionfde
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9fa6 ldngeren
Sebatten iiber oieien @egenitanb wuroe
bic 8ei9luBfaHung pertagt.
= 9aHelbe Sbema bef6dftigte bas
Observation-Disclosures. yfa6oem Mors
riion feline &eiolution befiirwortet, unb
Weaper uon Obio bagegen Opponirt
bate, tpurbe Der @onferenas sBeri6t nit
120 gegen 63 Stimmen angenommen.
Gobann tam bic gutting st e I Ds
Iutio n aur 8erbanblung. Ser einz
aige bernhnftiqe Meni6 i'm &eprdiens
tantenbauie f9sint ber gbgeorbnete Sia
bon SQinois gu iein, (Obglei6 bic bies
fise rGrp,eB" bon ibm iast nhe is ma
king an ass of himselfI"). 9ill warnt
por 1ebertreibung uno nebereilung unb
tpeiit barauf bin, bab bas Nntports
i9reiben ber merifanii6en Geglerung
oaF bas barI6e S6reiben bes Staatsz
iecretdgs 8aparb ourGaus ui9t-mie
man sebaupfe-berausforoerno geme'
fen lei, fonbern baB es meit eDer Jta9s
gisbigfeit perraibe. Grain bou Seras,
Sing DON 2ouiiiana uub Belmont BON
gtep Dorf griffen Sil oaftlr iebr ener=
gii1 an unb befarnorteten bic Mns
nabine Der pom Musf1uhe fiir auswdra
tige Ingelegenbeiten beantragten Hefos
luton.
= Die meritanll1e &sgierurg bat
idmmtli6e In fremben 0dfen liegenbe
ariegsi6iffe nod 8era gru3 beoroert.
Muh bas i'm Safen BON Stem Orleans
Iiesenbe &riegsi9iff pgl 2ibertao" 1T
suriidberufen wOrben, obglei1 Die Nes
baraturen, tpegen tpelGe1 es in ytew
Orleans mar, nod nt9t boafdnoig fers
tiggeftellt tparen.
Nuslanb.
- Sn gaDreutb fanb bic geerbis
gung Gran3 2is3t's itatt. Die Set9e
tpur5e neben benz @rabmal @i9arb
Wagners beerbigt. Spdter foa bieielbe
tDieber erbun1irt tperfen, I'M in Der
Guritengruft au @eimar neben ben
@drgem bon @9iler uno @6tbe bsiz
seiebt su uerben. Soft fdmmtli9e re-
gierenben Sduier 9euii6lanbs batten
Rrdnse gum e@mud bes @rabes ges
fanbt.
= Sn gonHantinopel tpurbe ein ge>
gen ben 8roB=8eaier geri9teter Mor6s
beriu6 semabt. Wdbrenb oiefer bobe
8eamte eine Spaaierfabrt unternabsn.
tpurben bon einem Sartaren 3tpei
S9iiiIe auf i'm absefeuert, bic iebo6
beibe tbr 3iel perfeblten. Wfan bra6te
ben Mttentdter por ben Sultan, no er
als @runb angab, baB Der @roBs8eaier
benz 8olte feline @ere9tistelt wibers
fabren laife, uno ct bat ben Sultan, ieis
nen eriien Miniiter bdngen au lafien.
- 9as ,leue englif9e &abinet bat
unter benz 8oriBe Salisburps feline
erfe Siyung abgebalten. Cine groBe
8olfsmenge bate ii9 UNI bas Miniltes
rialsebduoe beriammelt uno begriiBte
bic einselnen Rabinet Mitglieber mil
lebbaften 3arufen.
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MHerIef.

- Na9 pribatna6ri1ten aus @al=
peifon lit bic @tabt 10 nit Beiu6ern
iiberfhlt, baB oieielben ni@t ale unters
aebra6t uerben t6nnen.
- Sn bic Wobnung BON $. 9. Mn=
breus in Der 9a0asitraBe bra9en in
lebter 9aadt Siebe elm unb ftablen nbr
uno @elb.
= 6eute gbenb iol eine MaHens
periammlung i'm @ourtbauie itattfinz
ben, I'M &riesss8ei6ltf1e gegen Merifo
an5unebmen.
= Oie Musfbt fiir @uero, @iiens
babnperbinbung nit Saplor gu erbals
ten, f9eint unsemiB getpor6en gu tein,
bes6alb finb nit prdiibent 2ott 8ers
banblungem angefnupft tporben. Ser
ielbe 1T Wiaens, bic 3meigbabn mad
Waco bon &ennebp aug iiber @uero sll
fiibren, tpenn bic 8epDlferung bic Babn
NIT elmer SubFoie bon $25. 600 uuters
ftabt. @uero 1T auf bas Mnerbieten
einyegangen unb offerirt $12. 500, tpenn
bic 8abn In @uero anlangt, unb lpet=
tere $12, 500, tpenn fie 5edlD errei9t.
prdfioent Soft bat fid fir @nuabme
BET Sfferte ertldrt.
3olcoueftor Bailep in CORPUS
gbriiti, Der einitmals bas r&odpott
transcript" rebigirte, bat feline @rfabe
rungen gema9t, 1tnb berfebt es .Dors
treffli6, elmer 9ibelfIage aus benz Wege
gu geben. 9lls tiir3Ii6 in 0er r2areoo
Simes" elm Geinb feline lmtstbdtigteit
riiste, i6rieb ct in berielben 3eitung:
sd min BEN S6reiber ienes Mrtifels
feineswegs einen 2agner, einen 96ur=
fen unb einen 0erldum6er nennen,
benn ct f6eint cine fOl6e @pra6e nidt
5u lteben" u. I. 10.
- Gin @olbat ber 8unbesarulee
Namens Douglas, her bem 16. Snz
acknowledgements angeb6rte, farb auf
Ser &eife mad @alpeiton gum preiss
ererciren. ct erfrantte pl6bli9 unb
ftarb auf benz 3uge in Der Ndbe bon
&oienberg Sunction.
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9en. Die Stirn besielben aber berfins
iterte li1, iobalb er ben Sinn ibrer
Wprte pet 1fanb.
Sc tpeniger babott, ie beRer, 9ueD !
iagfe er i9arf. 2aB bir's elm far aaee
tnal seiast fein bic @ersansenbeit bat
10 tuenig Grfreuli9es fiir mid, bab ou
mid perpfIi9ten tpirf, .tuenn bu fetners
lei babin aielenbe Tiagen tbuf. Sd
babe Nlles binter mid geworfen, ytas
men, ssan1ilie uno @aterlano, unb bite
bid, Iei 10 gut, mid als grgldnber gu
betradten. Wenn's notbtpenbig tpar,
beinem gater etpas borauidminbeln, 10
babe if's bod itets NIT Wiberitreben
aetbau, uno freue mid, Der Notbwen'
6igfeit fortan itberboben gu fetn!
ST mar aufgeitanben unb f6ritt in
tiefer grreguug i'm 3imnier auf unb
nieber. Damn bIieb ct bor benz Beits
den bes Ginbes fte1en uno iebte bin5u:
Sies 1T Sobnnie, Sobnnie Mfanfreb,
2uepl @inen anbern 9tamen tDirb er
ni6t tragen, unb eine anbere grlnnes
rung nir6 er niGt babet, als Die an
iein englii6es 9eim uno feline englii9e
Mbftammung! : 9as merle Bit,
3leiue!
2uep mar fi6 betpuBt, ni6ts bon els
nem anbern Namen geiagt 3u baben,
aber ite bermieo geborfam iebe fiinftige
Anbeutung auf ben ibrem @attem 10
miBfduisett @egenitanb.
(Gortfebuns folst.)
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9as tit Das alaslt6fte -.

Dos 1T bas Rldgli9fte oer ir6'i@eu
2oofe,
Wenn Du geglaubt, elm tra9if9es Ser,
bdngniB,
Gin ungebeures Meb iei es getpeien,
Sas bid geiftirst in MISUNDERSTANDING
limb bann-na1 Wo9en, Monben Dber
Sabren,
Na9bem Dein Gimn genefen.
Str's pl6BIi@ tagt, baB groB, oaB unz
gebeuer,
Sn beinem Web' In Seinem S9ifial
ni9ts geueien,
als Seine Sborbeit! ga, bas TT am
2eibe
Sas 2ei5igite, tpenn Du 5ulebt ber'
i6wiegen
St6 ieiner I9dmeit muBt, anitatt nit
5tola
SIM patbos 9eines @9mer5es Di@ 5u
tDlegen,
l1nb na6 10 bielen G9idialsflii6en,
Sic bid berfOlst unb fpdt bon Dir ge@
No9 elmer auf Sir baften bleibt, Der
f9limmite:
Ser GIu6 bes 2d9erli6 EN-!
&obert Samerllng.
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Sir Heifenne.

Gin beuti6es Sotel, bas iebem &eis
fenoen unb ie6em 8eiuder Der Metros
pole gbicago empfoblen per6en fanm,
ift bas bes 9errn 6enrici, Sfe
State unb &anbolpb StraBe, alio i'm
Wittelpunfte Deg @ei6dftstbeiles ber
Stabt. 9ie 3immer tnb bequem einz
geri9tet un6 man brau9t nur fir biefe
5u be3ablen, oa es Sebem freifebt. feline
Mabl5eiten einsunebme1 no es ibm
beliebt. Sm 9auie berfebren baupts
fd6li6 Deutibe; man pirb alfo f@nell
befannt unb fann fi9 Gremben, bic
Chicago bereits fennen, anf6lieBen.
9err 9enriei 1T elm liebenswii1b bigger,
auborfommen6er Wirtb, ber Seoem
germ gefdQig 1T.
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@ilIiaer g0eiu.

Sas Sbeuerite ioa INNER bas giaigs
1te unb mitbin bas Bette fein. Sod
giebt es au6 Mrtifel, bic billig unb benz
nod beKer iino, als tbeure Mrtifel.
8or alIen Sinsen fam man bies bon
benz californii6en Rotbmein iagen, ben
S. s, MeDer. Der befanate Wein=
bdnhler am Nlamp Yla5n gu 81 Die
6anone perfaufi. Dieter 3otbe giebt
einem ausee5eidneten Sii6nein ab,
rpobon ii@ Sebermann iiber3eugen fann,
Der berlu9sweife cine Gallone fault.
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Sn GoIge bon l1nberbauli6feit
unb Magenfdpdbe tpollle mir ni6ts
f6meden, Big i6 auf @nratben 9r.
Nusuft &6nig's 9amburger Sropfen
antpan6te, melfe meinen Magen in
fur3er 3eit .pieber bolfdnoig berfeus
ten, 10 baB i@ mid tebt beg beiten Dip
petites rfreue.-Grau @bel, Waibings
ton Nbenue, Mlbanp, N. D.
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@mrff! @autl,tpaaren!

@rpcerpbdnbler unb Speiieuirtbe
bonn 2au5e mb9ten mir einbringli9
barauf aufmerfiam MAIDEN, bob mir
fiir Die Gabrifation BON Wurit uno
&au9waaren umfangrei6e 8orbereis
tungen setroffen baben unb in Stano
geiebt fttb, allen Nnforberangen Sc
ttiige au leifen. Bir geben @arantie
fiir quite Waare unb reelle Beoienung.
Die 3ubereitung ftebt unter unierer pers
fDnli9en 2eitung. 9enbet Cure 8es
ftellungen BEL 3eiten ein.
% m. 96fling & 5obn,
1,10m1t 511 Mbenue s.
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= Sn Birmingham tuioerieBen fi@
bic @abifalen auf Nnratben @bamber=
lains Der Wiebermabl bes gum 9taotsz
fetretdr bes Snneren ernannten Wfr.
Mattbeps. @s 1T bies infofern uon
beionberem Snterefe, als es bas erite
Symptom 1T, baB bas unnatiirli6e
Btnbnib atpii9en ben &abifalen uno
Gonierbatipen balo tuieoer aus benz
Seine gehen tnir6.
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Gluctuatipnen i'm Martte fiir @i>
ienpaaren fann Sober bermeiben, Der
feline Oroers bur9 piper& g 6ults
be6 ausfibren ldBt. Gabrifanten rec
gultren ibre preiie na@ oem 3onium.
piper & 5dultbeB baben itets eitten
enormen 8prratb BON Gen5brabt, Giiens
ble9 u. T. tp., llnb 1ie notiren frhbere
niebrige preiie, tpenn bieielben aud
i'm Marfte iteigen.
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Mari1tprarbeitett

aller Nrt werben in ftiniflerii9er gol>
Ienbung i'm Mtelier bes 0errn Granf
Sei9, Nos. 3O5 = 313 9ouitons
firaBe, aussefiibrt. 9err Sei6 arbeitet
ebenfaQs in 8ranit uno fann alen 8es
ftelungen gentgen. Mer baran pers
binbert lit, mad San Mntonio su fomz
men, feBe fi9 nit 9errn Sei9 brtefi9
in 8erbinoung. 28,Lm1i
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= Sn @iour @itp, Sptpa, tpurbe
Ser Metbobiiten= Yreoiger 9abbod, elmer
Der rhdii6tsIofelten Semperen5 9eber
erf6oiien, als er auf ber 5traBe sing.
Ser Sbdter fonnte ni9t entbedt nerben.
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@ebrau1te Songaline in yteuralz
gle unb &beumatismus uno es tpirfte
nit 3auberii6er &raft uno barf oarum
als ein 5pesialmittel gegen bieie Qrt
2eiben unb Granfbeiten gelten.
Grant 8. Ooung, SO. g., 2erings
ton, Gentudp.
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- Mus 2onbon tpirb semelbet, baB
bic ruffif6senelii6e &ommiifion, tpelfe
bor Sabresfriit eingeiebt tp0rben mar,
UNI bic afgbanii9en @rensftreitisteiten
beisuleseu, iebt enoli9 gu elmer @ints
sung selangt lei, unb baB bic 9lrbeiten
berielben bemnd6ft abgei6loHen iein
tpiirben.
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- 9as gr6Bte 2ager BON @epebrs
unb &epolber. patronen uno 9iilfen bel
piper 6 g 9ultbeB.
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-09
THE ALnUQUEBoUE FAIR.

It is estimated that over five thou sand strangers visited the Exposition, from every portion of the southwest, The streets were crowded and the fair grounds jammed with sightseerS. Ma ny came, not particularly to visit the fair, but to make money, and spend it, the former being largely in the majority. Every hotel and lodging house was filled, the stores did an i'm mense business, and saloons and other places had nothing to complain of. By proclamation of the Mayor, Thurs day was declared a general holiday and all business places were closed, thus allowing the overworked proprie tors and employees to take in the ex- position. At the grounds, what with the bands playing, the beautiful wo- men in gala toilets, the prancing of steeds, the fire companies and baseball clubs in full costume, tha crowds surging hither and thither, and the de- elimination to enjoy themselves visl- ble on every countenance, the scene WIS indeed animated and brilliant.
 The only disappointment was in the waits between the various perfor- maaces, which probably could not be avoided. The management did nobly in their efforts to make the exposition | success, and it has been of in nense benefit to the ind lstrses of the great southwest.
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-09
More Than Was Contracted For.

Jonn A. Stewart, of the firm of Ledbeter x Stewart, well known con tractors, at No. 5 Lafayette ave. was one of the three fortunate holders of one-ffth interest in ticket Io 4o6, which drew SIo, ,ooo at the July draw. ing of the Louisiana State Lottery. A Tribune representative found MT. Stewart at his elegant home at 736 CaSs ave-, and learnel it from his own lips. Said he: "Some time before the July, 1886, drawing of the Loulsilna state Lottery, my friends w. Sulli van and William Herte1u5 of this city and myself parted with $ elch for fifteen different ffths interest in tick cts. It was my first venture. We ex- pected nothing, but we received no- tce that ticket No. I9, 4o0, in which we had fifth interest, had drawn $Io, 900, and check for S2.oDo va, receivel, and we dlvlleI eqlllIy."- Detroit, (Michlgal,) Tribune, July 23.
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-09

TIE campaign has now fairly and actively commenced. Both political parties have met in Convention and nominated their men for the different County offices. On both tickets men have been selected who are we'll known to the majority of Ylvapai County. Many of them are old and well known residents of the sections in which they live and with very few exceptions the gentleman on both tickets have been personally known by the CHAMPION for a nun Der of years. This paper wishes to say, that it does not believe, ndr will 1t allow its columns to be used in personal abuse of any individual sim | ply because he has been placed before the people tor office. Nor will it allow itself to loSesits temper, by any silly, lmbecllc, low or dirty siurs that may be cast on, or against it by papers who may differ from us in their pol;t- iCal views. We also wish 1t distinctly understood that, during the present campaign, we consider it the pro- vince of journalism to criticise in q fair and candid manner the official acts of all gentlemen who have held offices of public trust. We believe that never in the history of our County has the Republican party nominated as strong ticket as the present one, and that with united, undivided action success will attend them st the polls in November. We have made our talk, end by 1t We will stand,
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-09
NjusIOw Convention.

The citizens of Apache County held tax payers convention at Win slow on Monday and Tuesday of this week, which.was we'll attended by a large nnmber of the oldest and largest tax payers of the County. On Mon- day evening matters locked little mixed and there seemed to be con siderable difference of opinion as to which of the many candidates should receive the nominations for the diff ferent offices. An adjournment was taken until Tuesday morning, Tn order to give the delegates time to canvass the qualifications of their re- spective friends, and next morning a full county ticket was nominated which IS said to be very strong and also meets with favor from a majority of the people. One of their best and strongest nominations was J. H. Breed for Councilman. MT. Breed is an old and time honored citizen ol the County, one of the largest tax payers, and has host of friends who will labor earnestly and faithfully to elect him to the Legislature by a rousing majority. In our next issue we will endeavor to publish the entire County ticket as nominated.