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The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03
THE WORLD IN BRIEF.

The city of Key West, Florida, has been destroyed by ii e.-Some scoun- drels removed a rail and derailed a train near Parsons, Kansas; one man injured seriJusly.-G.ad,toae will in,
 roducc hls home-rule bill on April 8th.-Workmen are striking Tn Belgi
 um. Tine Argus newspaper office, at Fargo, D. T., mas been destroyed by iirc.-Secretary Manning IS still sick. Mrs. Elizabeth Warren, once ia, nous Sou:heun woman, was found dead in her bed at Red Bank, N. J.-- George Q, Cannon, the Mormon, has forfeited nis bonds. His bondsmen are liable for S2o,ooo.-The Cieve- land Rubber Paint company have lailed.-Chamberlain has seceeded from the English cabinet. .-Dr, Leo pold Zung, the patriarch of jewish literature, IS dead.-Sweden has on iy 4ooo miles of railway.-Villarosa, the Italian rapist, was lynched by a mob at Vicksburg.-The Trustee of Granger county, Tenn, was shot while attempting to rob the county safe. He had disguised himself as a negro.-The crystal window-glass works at Bellaire, O., have burned. - The business portion of Columbia, Mo-, has been destroyed by fire.
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03
GERONIMO SURRENDERS
With Twenty-Nin Bucks, Forty-Six Squaws and
 Two Boys.

The following account of the sur render of Geronimo and his follow CTS, is from the Daiy ZImSstone:
 Mir. C. S. Fly. Tombstone's popu- lar photographer who left this city fast week for Guadalupe canon, in order to be in at the surrender of Geronl- mo, has returned to this city, and from him our reporter gleaned the following information;
 Geronimo. Natchez and Chihuahua, and twenty-nine bucks, forty-six squaws and two halferown boys, s1r- rendered to General Crook, at Lieut.. Mau,' camp, on Saturday last.
 Mangus and five or six men are still out, and the cap,ives state that he has not been on the war path but is engaged in farming in the state of Chihuahua, Mexico.
 At the time of the surrenner NIT. Fly took instantaneous views of all the captives. He also took them in group at Geronimo's camp before the surrender.
 Immediately after the surrender General Crook and staff took their departure for FQrt Bowie, whi,her Lieut.. Maus and the captives will fol- low.
 Among the Indians was found ll,' tie white boy, who will be we'll taken care of; who the little fellow is, is not known at present.
 Alr. Fly states that Gen. Crook and staff dld everything in their power to assist him Iii obtaining the photo graphs Of the captured renegades.
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

Florence has female barber. Sheriff Mulvenon has gone to the Verde.
 Phenix is struggling to get stesn, laundry.
 Eugene Edmunds, known as 70 | Stockton, died at Oak Grove last week.
 Nogales claims 10 have a boom. Hope it is something more than ] newspaper boom.
 Two Mcxicans were killed and one dangerously wounded in shootlr t scrape at Phenix.
 MT. P. Miner, of Phenix, dealer in general merchandise, made an assign mcnt Tuesday last.
 The apportionment for Arizona un- der the Blair school law will be $7,4oo per annum for eight years.
 Warner's Lake, near Tucson, is swarm!ng with fine young carp, and they seem to multiply very rapidly. $ me of the older i,h measure from eight inches to foot in length, while there are bushels of them three or four inches long.
 Arizona will experience mining boom this year that will surpass any thing that has ever been recorded i" the history of mining. With the pros pective raise in the value of copper and the promulgation of the many contemplated mining enterprises throughout the territory, Arizona promises to lead the van Tn the pro ducton of the precious metal. - Tombstone Democrat.
 A Sln Diego officer passed through Colton recently, having in charge the Mexican scoundrel who set fire to the railroad bridge at Yuma last summer. The fellow was caught in Mexico by Thomas Botello, formerly brakeman on the Southern Pacific, but now on the detective force of the company, and inclrcerated Tn Mexican prison until c He'd for by the proper official documents. Conductor Fillmore, with Bo,eilo and several witnesses, accom- panied the officers to San Diego, and Il 1, hoped the prisoner will be speed fly sent to SAn Quentin, to remain during the rest of his miserable life. A reward of $500 was offered for hls arrest.
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03

The G. A. R.. hall is almost com pleted. It can be rented for lectures meetings, or dances as soon as fin ished.
 The attention of stockmen is called to the notice calling meeting of the Mogollon Stock Association on Mon day next.
 F. w. Middleton's new place is al most fni shed. He will be ready to welcome hi; old friends and custom CTS in few days.
 The boys had great fan on All Fools Day. James O 'Brien and Dan Coakley got up bright and early and fooled half the town.
 Mir Small, the PostofIice Inspector for the Pacific district, was in town on Wednesday. He found everything Q. k. at the postotfice.
 The Albuquerque National bank directors held a meeting Wednesday night and elected John A. Lee presi- dent, and w. s. Slrickler cashier. It should be borne in mind that no one can vote this year unless his name IS on the great register twenty days p,ior to the due of the general cleo tion.
 Governor Zalick objected to ad- dress an anil,Cnines. meeting a, Tombstone, on the ground that the question was a local one. The Gov. ernor was right
 | Arrangements have been made whereby the CHAMPION can be for ssrd-d to any point on the A. & P. road where there Is a depot or section house, by means ol Wells, Fargo ex- press. Subscribers living near these way stations, and some distance from any post office, can have their paper furnished by this means if they will communicate their wish 10 this office.
 Mir. T. C.. Norris, of the Yavapal bar, and whose residence is at Flag. vah', has business a, the DiStric, -Court, and will no doub' render a good account Of himself. Mir. Norris is far ahead of the average attorney of his professional years. He hal been chosen 10 assist the District At Iorney in some of his most important duties, during the prescn. term, ,-.H T1toAas Htra!I,
 Cal David's new saloon was opened today. Cal has very nice, cosy little place, sideboard well supplied with excellent liquors and wines and the handsomeSt billiard table that ev- CT came to town. The owner of the property, Mir. Ddggs. is building an addition to it and in short time there wlll be more room, but col has plenty of room now 10 give all his friends that cali to sec hlm pleasant wei come.
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03
LOCAL MATTERS.

]. Donahuc has been on avisit tc WinSlCw.
 Dave Russell was in town during the week.
 Jim Yails building is approaching completion.
 Traffic on the railroad is getting $ little lighter.
 "Lit:le Sam" the pet of the town, has come back.
 The snow has entirely disappeared from the valleys.
 Flagstaff is beginning to look like ns former self.
 Miss Maud Hoxworth has returned from Albuquerque.
 Sunday school and church services as usual tomorrow.
 P. J. Brannen has commenced work on his stone building.
 Mrs J. R, Fitzpatrick has gone on visit to Los Angeles.
 John Sdnderson's soda water busi- ness is starting up lively.
 The men are expected every day to com nence work on the new depot.
 Fred Brown has been in town dur ing the week, making things lively.
 T. C.. Norris has removed his office to one of the DIggs Bros. buildings. J. N. Berry and George HoxwoI,h have commenced to build this week There should be full attendance of stockmen at the meeting Mon day.
 The date of the Albuquerque fair IS fixed for the last week oi Sep,embe, next.
 Hon. w. G. Stewart and w. L. Van Horn will form law co-partnet- ship.
 Dan Francis is in town from Au brey, where he has been working with Frank PInkerton.
 Dad Hawks restaurant is the bes, place to eat along the whole line 0. the A. & P. road.
 P. J. Brannen received whole car load oi grocery goods yesterday, the freight on which cost over S7oo
 MT. B. B. Bulwinkle, manager of the Arizona Cattle company, returned last night from his visit to the East. z w. E. Lockwood left on Thursda, for his home in Trinidad, Colorado. He will be absent about two weeks. A freight train was wrecked yester- day down the line near Yucca. Six cars were thrown off the track, which was badly torn up. A line had to be built around the damaged track to enable trains to pass.
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03
STAGE CONNECTIONS


 Wis aeuna to the Indian village of Aco ms, I6milrs
 Va winga,e to Fort winga,e, miles; zu nj, (, miles.
 Via Maruelto to For, Defiance (Navaj, agcucy), 2S miles; Canon de Gi,chc, 65 mules kesms Canon, 90 miles.
 Via Holbruok, trl weekly stages to For Apaehe, 70 miles; Springer,ille. miles Show Low, So miles; la,4orWlle. B miles Moqui Indian village lno regular stage), 9, miles.
 Via Navajo Springs, daily stages to St Johns, 4S niles; SprnstryIle $ miles. Via N Winslo~. L. Brigham City and Sunset. Via Ash Fork. daily stages 10 Prescott anc Whipple Barracks, 54 miles; daily stages from Prescott to Phenix and trl.weekly to For, Verde
 Via Peach S?ringS to the Grand Canon c the Colorado. IS miles.
 Via kinsman, daily stages to Si Si,cktor Hlll, To miles; Mineral Park, I5 miles; Ger bal, I4miles.
 Via Yucca to Signal, 40 miles. Via Needles, steamer 10 Yuma, Colorado river ascccy, Fort Mohavc, Mohave City hardyv'lie, Arizona, and E dorado Canon Nevada.
 w A BISSELL,
 General Passenger Agent. D. B. ROBINSON, General Manager, ALBUQUERQUE, N. RI.
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03
Geronimo Holds a Reception.

A dispatch from Tomb,tone says: A party, consisting of Governor Zu. lick, U. s Marshal Meade, Gen. Ned McCook, Judge anl Mrs. BIrnes. Alexander Campbell and wife, Mrs. Judge Shields and representatives ol the press, left Tucson on Thursday tor Fort Bowie, in response to an in. vi:ation from Gen. Crook tp inspect Geronimo and the captive reneg ades. Your correspondent remained behind but will be on hand at the hanging. Bouquets for poor Lo will probably be next in order.
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03
A Niisapprehension.

Judge Kokelee was talking at his usual express speed. His subject was whiskey as healthy beverage, and its advantages as a steady drink.
 "My hther," he remarked, "who died at one hundred and forty-six-
 "Hold on there,' clipped in the Major, "draw it little mild, Judge; h- couldn't have been as old as that. |"
 "As I was saying" the Judge re sumed, "my father, who died at I46 tremon; street, Boston, was as healthy a man..
 "That'll do," said the Mojor, I'll set 'em up" The Judge was kept so Ousy handing around the bottle, that the story hasn't been finished yet.
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03
NOTICE TO sTOCHMES.

The annual meeting of the Mogol lon Live Stock Protective Association will be held at Flagstaff, Yavapa county, A. T., on Monday, April 5th, aext. All stockowners belonging tc the association are earnestly requested to be present. as important bushes: will have to be transacted.
 w. H. AsHURsT. w. C. STEWART, President
 Secretary.
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03

Meal Stations.
 
 THROUGH TICKETS To all the important cities. east and west, on sale at all the princ,pal stations.
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03

P. B. Brannen & Co. of this town are just in receipt of the largest ship ment of TEAS ever brought to the San Francisco mountains, imported direct from the Japan Tea Syndicate T Yokohama and Hlogo, Japan. Chis firm are the sole agents of this company and those desiring to parn chase good article of PURE TEA will find It to their interest to call on them.
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03
Creamery Butter,

The Edwards County Creamery. of K,nsley, Kansas, is the neares, to the mountains, and cannot be surpassed for the quality of its butter. Orders solicited and promptly filled. A. C. MCQUARRIE, Manager.
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03
SPECIAL NOTICE,

All persons that are indebted to me are requested to CALL AND SET TILE their accounts at once.
 D. A. MURPHY.
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03

A bill for S9,ooo has been sent to Congress for music at General Grants funeral. This is paying the piper heavily.
The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03

Smoke Punch scent cigars. For sale at Sahderson's.
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Crimes 4nNDtnN 6htsaa ALL
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"IU tWry it, s1id Lucy. solemnlH.
For Il moment Lucy almo,t forgot his
role: til IL bis hab.tual serenity and his
drawl came TO his aid, and he recovered
him-elf.
Twill you indeeds' he said. with quiet
self-posSession. "Wreally. Miss Weyland,
Pm awfully obi ged to you"
Olive began to sing teasingly:
But when my seven lore years are ont,
Oh. then I'll marry Sally:
And, oh. how happily Well live:
But not In our alley.
Poor Sa!ly!' she cried; "she little thinks
what a plot is being laid against her at this
moment"
That is vewry twrue," answered Lucy,
seriously; "but, as-er-all the world knows,
'alls fair in love and war; Then, what
about dances this evening: 1 hope you are
going to be good to mr."
1.-TWO walizes." she answered: shat ought
to nc enough to make even the hardest Of
Sallys' hearts soften. if only yours could sec
It,"
~ Hope no Sally would" he began: then
broke Off short, looked at her in his wise
wav a moment. t%is:el his mustache as if
seeking for an idea. then laid, quite quickly
for him, 1.-TWO waltz s! A thousand
thanlls!'
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such nerve and dramatic intensity did she
sing, that one of her hearers burst out laugh.
ing, and made her start visibly.
@Please forgive me for laughing" this per.
son exclaimed. in a tone of apology, VIII CHI
yet had a ring Of amusement init sit really
was so droll, the way you sang, Ca, then
I'll marry Sally!"
Miss Weyland laughed likewise.
ayes, OF course it was; but l love that old
rong, and it always makes me leel just as if
!, 90, had a Sally"
She looked past him, toward his co,npan-
ion. and held out her hani.
"How are you. Capt. Lucya I'm SO glad
you have come to Mrs. Ark wright's in time
for my birthday party. And this, of course,
is Capt. Harkness." holding her hand out
to him in turn.
dyes" Then. as the hand was taken, he
went on p'acidly: sIn time for your party.
Miss W%eyland? Why. I-er-came on pur.
pose for it. A pwretty bother W. had to
get leave, too-hadn't we, HarknessY
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Hn,"aes* ia possession of the field.

Hns"i'rs* IA possession of the field.
Harness thought he had never seen a girl
show sncl !rrk before. He honored her
for TAX nS s',c,, pains to hide her wound from
him. for an,:nhing ard flirting with q, much.
gayely as If h" instead of Lucy was the OBJ
ject Ct Ter ii.ins.
So Ire game 0: cross-purposes was played
on and ou.. Lucy, when the leave Of the
two soldiers was over, left Barnardwistls
without nt;em ting to nave the smallest ex-
PLANTATION with Olive, believing that when
he Should come again she would be all sweet.
ness aud light.
Miss Baumme, having firted quite as
badly with Lucy as Lucy had done with
her, was decidedly relieved when he departed
without going through the form of propos
ing 10 her, although sho was intensely sur.
prised at the omission; for there was a Ger.
tain Jack in the background who pos.
sessed oil the heart Miss Baumme had to
bestow upon any one. though she was quite
ready and willing at any time, when jack
was not on the same side of the globe ter
res'ri - '~,erself, to go in heart and soul
for ''nts which are qualified in
60, Y by the word passing.
Fla 1t Olive with . very kindly
and tender leave taking, believing to the
'oSC He1 WONDERFUL PUCK ana power OF
~self-control; and. as for Olive, she watched
him GO with q dull pain at her heart. tears
IN her eyes and a wild, mad, passionate
longing tearing at her heart to run after
h m and cry: Stay, stay, stay for I love
you"
Yet she did not move from the spot upon
which she stood to hear him say Fare
well!' No matter what women feel, they
must ask no questions, make no protesta-
tions, show no emotion. Hearts may be
breaking, but conventionalities must be OBJ
served. 1t is a common social law, and, as
q matter of course, Olive did not break it.
And yet, during those few days of gayety
and amusement. the fortress of Olive Wey-
lands heart had struck its fla. in complete
surrender. without avon waiting until the
enemy demanded it. And then, oh the
pain, the humiliation, the crush ng misery
Ct seeing the enemy move quietly off, not
apparently thinking the citadel was worth
taking.
Heigh-ho for the noble game of cross-pur-
~ nr@
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- ever Lucy nau nuns himself into the firt-

- ever Lucy naa lung himself into the firt-
alton with Miss Evelyn Baumme.
1t Yves 2 gay wees. Tie Arkwrights gave
a dance a, Barnariwistle; there were two
picnic$, $50 dinner parties. and lea and
tennis cvery afternoon at Coppiethwaite.
The four wnn were p:aving SO determinedly
at cross-:',::F oses were present at ali these
festivities. except ihe less formal tennis and
tea, wien ne or two afternoons Lucy quietly
"levan CT" nom c! p?!e,hwaitc, leaving
Hardness in possession o. the tiel \, n went
IF to LAZY C-arlott. Bau,nme's place. a
mic away. ", ere he and Miss Evelyn
ttudieIi tenn $ II an arbor, mum after the
fashion i'll Which $ me luxurious gentlemen
enjoy a batiu.-that i. with al armchair
and a footstooi.
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CHAPTER III.
A FElGNED ATTACK.

For to lie wise and love
mans might: that DIV lis with gods above.
-Troilus and Cressida.
. toll her. swallow, that thy brood Is flown;
Say to her. do but wanton i'll the south,
But in the north long since my nest is male.
The Princes&
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\ Valuable Family Medicine All
aches and pains of the stomach and bow
e.s, may be cured by instantly taking
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
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Near Medora st week 100 sheep fell
INTO a canyon 100 icct deep and We're
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Cherry. Leach & Co., dealers in acri-
cultural implements. Aberdeen. have as
signed. Liabilities $50. 600, assets SO, Mm.
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[ro BE CONTINUED.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castora.
When she was o Child, she cried for Castoris,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
Whom she had Children. she gave them Castoria,
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CHAPTER /.

"HuRRY NO MANS CATTLE"
Hope Is a lovers stan; walk hence with that,
And manage it against despairing thoughts.
Two Gentlemen of VI roma.
Brilliant hopes all woven In gorgeous tissues,
Haunting gayly in the golden light;
Large desires. with most uncertain issues.
Tender wishes, poisoning at night.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-11-27
CHAPTER II.

WHAT SHALL I CIV YOU"
Art thou afeard
To be the same in tn ne own act and valor
As thou art In desire?
Letting 'ldare not wait upon 4 would
Like the pour cat T. the adage7
Macbeth