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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

TIE ubiquitous leader of the hostile ! Apaches has furnished many a theme for the most conflicting and sensational reports. under the guise of news, that have recently appeared ID the columns Of the newspapers. Oae day We are asked to believe that he Is extInguishing the lite-hgh:s of the residents of cen- tral Sonora. and the next We have posi- tive assurances thgt he l. far away In the Sierra Msdre strongholds dictsting terms for peace. Then sgaln he Is amusing Captain Lavton's command with a skiTmish, CT Is threatening the settlers around Bisbee. l. was made public few days ago thai heliographic messages from the Sierra Madres re- ported Geronimo in a submissive state of mind and eager to throw himself upon the mercy of the nation that has failed 10 conquer him, and to-day he is making overtures looking to an indein- lie continuance Of the deadly raids. He IS indeed an artful dodger, and if be does not manage to d,e with the gout from his high living. he may yet make some enterprIsing news satherer pro- Gigi0us fortune.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21
Gondoias and Gondoiler. of Venice.

On these evenings it is amusing to watch the elegant private gondolas wait ing in crowds 10 bear their fair mistresses home. It is Q regular battle of the boats. Each gondolier does his best to get his floating carriage up to the steps first, and vast is the pushing and scufiiing, loud the uproar. One by one the caryen barks, with glittering prows and tufted funereal coverings, emerge from below the dark ness of the bridges into the dimly lighted canal: a plank is laid tO the shore; in one hand the sprucely-dres gondOlier holds beautiful lantern of worked iron and ancient design, the other he offers to his mistress, who, leaning lightly on his shoulder, trips into the gondola, and, deftly turning around, backs as grace fully as she can into her cofIin-like cabin. Here. where the ordinary carriage looks, Byron says: "a coffin clapped on canoe, the genuine funeral conveyance is more like a gala barge In the midst Of the long and graceful bark the coffin is sheltered below a rich canopy of draped black and silver stuff, glittering in the sun, and in singular contrast tO the unre- heved sumberness of the gondolas which carry the living.
 
 silver lion of st. Mark crouched in the stern, while on the prov stood the silver, lfe-sized figure of an angel with trumpet. The gondoliers, too, were dressed in black and silver, their arms and legs .yered with a close-fitting black and white stuff, and on their heads black caps with white, curling feathers-a strik- ing and probably very ancient ca tune. The truth Is that all the sights and s,unds of Venice have peculiar fascination Of their own, and Mir Howells is quite 3 ;ht when he sa. that however long one may live here, one never gets thoroughly fa- miliarized or blase with the place. You may imagine you do, you may cease to think about 1t, and then all of a sudden the beauty, the attraction, the strange ness strikes you as yividiy as the first time, and enwrap you and carry you of from ordinary, work-a-day lfe.-Florence Gautier's Venice Letter
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21
Bov- Essay ur ~t...

Stars is nam gwen c. .-... of light VLa: shines o.t u... goes down.
 Stars Is lide cLl.--l EL.
 for the Sec u3 table auI ..-. till b.E fll-s i- done. Some stars is SD L;,.e l- -. mp a: all, and some is SD s.-.- they say they are bis ls tl
 Tap sez he uCzr a usc--.. the Star because lt d.ut hSnt and what 2: does ls i..-
 When stars gets toE-,. they are called lllEty N moon ls green cheez La ua- thick stars.
 Some stare Is single aL. - and some ls Es has swiass on tho same ax.ltr..
 Some stars n- stay .r r- what looks hke cotii-s ari .... one as !, IE tle uoler e-. sxol lsi tree.
 People what goza e. See their backs ,s l1ok- GO .a- more and a day; and -tar- poetry too. LpuRirll-r. I tt. sez. ''ard it it hadn't e.t . W hen you strde awhile Q. -. ,oEltn't tell just when t5 r-. l- ildl't tEllEla s1.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

NEARLY all of northern Wisconsin and Michigan have been burned over by forest fires, doing an incredible amount of damage and destroying many towns, residences and farm buildings. This has occurred Tn a country threaded with running streams and dotted with lakes and marsh lands, where the drouth ac- tually produced greater and more wide spread distress than 1t did in Arizona. IL does not take much of a dry spell to rum almost any civilized country, and when the wild fires start ln to complete the picture of desolstion and misery the task is an easy one. By contrasting the effects of a like chsrac- ter Of drouth in Arizona, the damages, compared to the values affected, dwindle down to an insignificant sum, and this season that has been regarded as the most disastrous for many years bears about the same relation to the ordinary years oi abundance that .he short crops following late frost does in the north ern and eastern states. Such wholesale disasters as have been visited upon Wis consin and Michigan are unknown here, and even our eastern neighbor, the Lone Star state, has withered under a burden that Is but scarcely noticed ID Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21
Bring Science to the Rescue.

Can not some ingenious Yankee invent artificial feathers and so take the wind out of the sails of the OrnitholOgists' union and the Audubon society; The discovery of petroleum has saved the whales from eNtermination, and the manufacture of celluloid in imitation of ivory is destined to supersede the use Of the latter article. and so give the dear old elephants a rest Nerily, science Is big magician, and will shortly suPersede all natural products The next thing We look for is the manu- lecture of scientific food to take the place ot bread and meat Some one will take a load oi dirt and put 1t into machine, ex- tract all the nOurishment from it. and and sell the product for L cent a pound. Then half the population will be starving from overproduction, We suppose. That's the way these benefits work.-Texas Sift- ings
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21
salmon Pound In th. nnh.on-

There Is a le gend that sturgeon was once so familiar on family dinner tables in the state capital that it was sold by the name of Albany beef A much more palAtable hsh Is now reappearing in the waters of the upper Hudson after an ab- sence Of many years The shad fishermen at Troy have found three salmon in their nets within few days past, and a dis patch from that city says that the un- wonted catch has made great excite ment' there. These salmon are alleged To be the product of fry planted in trout streams in Warren county, on the borders of the Adirondack region, four years ago. This county lies far north of Troy. and Lake George forms part of its eastern boundary -Chicago Tribuna
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

THE democratic club of Nogsles is said to be about on its last legs, and its first ones were not very strong. This is not a metaphorical expression at all, for 1t vas a monster of hide1us mien, and was neither biped, quadruped nor even n centiped. Ii WAS temporary cohe- sion of half Q score of members, and each member envolved the happy con ceit that the whole mental and physical responsibilities of the structural curios- lty rested upon his individual boot-soles, while the other members were imbued with an opposite impression. The re suit could be easily foretold. Thecohe- sIve powers of the club could not resist the strain, and it has parted into many fragments, leaving only the last legs to support its brief record and abnormal name. Poor thing!
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

THAT IS very fishy story teleSraphed from Tombstone corcern.ug the desire or Geronimo and hIs band to make a treaty offensive aud defensive with the Mexican authorities with the avowed in- tention Of raidIng New Mexico and Ari- zonG. In the first place there Is qusl- ity of hereditary enmity between the Apaches and Mexicans that admits of no mutual friendships, and neither race would for moment trust to the honor of the other. There Is a perpetual dec laratlon of war between them that will end only with the eIterminB,ion of the Apaches. But, for the sake of srgu- ment let US admit that the Apaches have met for the purpose indicated in our dispatches, what would be the position of Mexi i-o towards the United States under existing treaties, should such an unholy compact be c0nsummsted? Would it not be t2ntamount to an open declaration Of war and would not Mex ico assume the responsibility for all the outrages committed by the Indians and become an aceomplice in their murders and tortures; The whole tenor of the dispatch is absurd snd were it not for its sensational features 1t would be sum- marily consigned to the waste basket.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21
Cor,,D.Df, ,f -l

Cleveland Plain Ey.-.- of uuc govcruu-cf r- , supported cy FuaIr -s. whole strength .f f-.
 may bs tl. colse4C- m8-i.
 IuhanapoIs Journal. B.. affected Tltl thc "~lly- a. the country believes ll- ue nay swlEge- Eull. eats wLoie chunks os the fishery slizI---.
 St. Louis E.--... spices "r-rcp c.-- GrIrcl coye-ll .- uaEd ls t1r.-e. , ..- .. Ju-ltiti Y An
 worth lighting t-.--.
 Cincinnati C....- -r. G= have D..r. fert liners c. cLas-.. .. is,-sten t.-.-. O.. lt-- aIi GllLL..- ... '.' ~urt gt E-y..t..-.r play iuE -- arr gam. .-.-
 Minneapolis IIa.r. ... t-st l-tElrr, -L.ie--t.l.-r- aI. scCJE. E.lzlls yllt t.. Cops. lf ~ar woU.I b-, VAL L..- iir lUt Uf Li- L.'e .y -u@ c.uc...--. matter O., courtesy wiE. che 'oaC.ie when demanded .t h.. Probably she wlII io so.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

BECAUSE of the pusillanimous foreign policy oi the United States government the national emblem should be changed from the proud eagle 10 she strutting ostrich. When the ostrich runs its cowsTdly head into some convenient hiding place, unconsciously leaving its whole body exposed, # presents a faith fnl picture Of the present. national atii- tude towards Canada, Spain and Mex ian
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21
The Dress-suit as a Torture

] heard the other night, from man whC certainly should know, that when Mary Anderson engaged her stage manager and her prompter for the season, she stipu. lated in the contract that they should wear evening dress whenever they en. tered upon their official duties. They did so, and now they are talking about it, and asserting that no man can tell what an instrument of torture dress-s suit is until forced 10 wear it st regular intervals by an ironclsd contract in black and white Blakely Halls Letter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

THE youthful amateur sportsmen of California seem to have scored a sue cessful season this summer. It is noth- ing unusual for them to wing from one to three of their own fingers in a days sport, or even an arm. One promising Los Angeles lad recently added two of his companions to the above proud score, and he now wears the champion belt with his arm slung in it.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

TIE hostile Indians seem to have awakened to renewed activity in So- nora and have opened hostiljties evi. dently with 8 view to draw the forces of Captain Lawton away from the locality where they feaE him. IL is 10 be hoped that our forces may soon compass the capture Of the small band Of hostiles now out, and forget to bring in any prisoners.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

Ayers Hair Vigor is safe. agreeable and beneficial. It is the most elegant, and its effects are very lasting. mAk- ing it the most economical of toilet preparations. By its use ladies can keep their hair abundant and natural in color, lustTe, snl texture.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21
The Mythical Tea of China.

You have often heard, said a dealer to me the other day, that there is an eX. quisite tea in China which never comes Gu this country, and that what little of it leaves that country goes to Russia to de light the nobility of that country. IL is said that people in this country have never tasted a real cup of tea, and so on. Now. So far as can learn-and think ought 10 know-this is all a myth. There is no tea in China which can not easily be i'm ported into this country. The Chinese have a kind of tea that they think is bet ter than what they send us, but We could not drink it It is very weak and has a mawkish flavor that is rather sickening Co us. Cor. Chicago Journal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

OUR Total Wreck correspondent liter ally takes the bull by the horns and gives a thoroughbred talk on polled-Au- gus politics. He has his branding-iron red hot for certain unwashed JournElis- tIc mavericks, and throws a far reaching larisf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

Gov. SNOWMAN has made the best of his great blunder and gracefully signed the commission of Sens,or A p. Vii. Hams without displaying the least out ward evidence of the burning chsrgin and suppressed wrath that makes his life burden.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

THE Indiana state democracy have adopted an Irish Home Rule plank ID their platform. There is some style about this, and 1t points to the possi- hillty that they will make the Zulu trou- bles and the north pole discovery the overshadowing issues in the coming national campaign.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

form demands tha: both .-r Rs established bg O c.-.... be maIataIned ss .ta
 system, aEd dsaa--r
 chang tts va.-as 70 --.f
 gold alone ss au set .r. ice. The acton cs--. m restoring them.
 lCo,erI00u acres q. granted by r-r1hE.- railways. and tt. allen bij. 's approved. Ia.-. publican -m- rr seusfe ls denounced belief Il tLe ia-ee-l.s .-- members The The C. .urse of iIs1-. E. Sta'-5 senator -s .-1 tion of the q. United Stats ~.. charge E ie ag.Ics- heartily approved. A. John AcE-iie Was u.--. tary ot state. The tleE pletej arI tl- couv--t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

THIS is a reform administration, and expenses have been so systematically curtsiled that the appropriations for the current fiscal year exceeds those of last year by about thirty millions.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

BETWEEN the consuming litigation over the Cutter whisky and the bad blood over the Cutting quarrel, the democrats of the country are experience ing B season Of mournful bysterics.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

THE John Kelly of the Pima county democracy cannot find any following to boss. They are scattered to the four winds.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

SECRETARY BAYARD is moving with extreme caution and deliberation in the Canada fisheries troubles. He wants to get bite or at least glorious nibble for his pains.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

TIE mean and malicious St. Louis newspapers almost extingush this sun. kissed land by calling its rotund egotist simply NIT. Zulich! By the dips, spurs and sngles of Nacossri, this is incsrnate cruelty.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21
NOTICE

IT. r.s HuruH-a-H rs s-l s-.- ItlI --1 k of t.a VI Nta---.-a .-.. ari Ia-f.- company A. ot Che capital --. Hfr+ pa1y r4sI-E been sut-r-l ..f Or n1rI-ei tla- Zee rr-r u.=a-l-.... of cad couIars 2 rrt.-...-. three nor more than -av- tr.lrza.-tf1l of ofhsr iau .. --a-r.-. at --e oElce 1i T. l. --l .#. H- son. Pima rO-ury A-r-"rH. .- day of SeptSmter. l--f a- 2.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

THERE is a general movement of re- form observable in Cincinnati Two policemen were recently discharged there because they could neither read nor wrlte
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

T'oTHER paper Is already trembling at the magnitude of the republican shadows of coming events. Ii may well stand aghBst.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21
In. pr.r

LoND3S, Aus1-t opened tbs u.-..--. speech vas as is-l --. genflemeE. I have --- meet in unusual sls-l.. ton of lGdIsI IeLs-.- session of the Inst -.- te-ruptci before e.
 the year had te-- c.- that She sense rt u. taken un certain .E.- with regard ;o tle s.- land, co1c.gs..l e. parliament Lzl Come. nature of the E--4- --.-- las. paIliam tr- l.. the year reule-z l.i... pOus Cuy fIr:-e- t- necessary tla-c.al ..- nln Os t1e house uf c.. winch -e-e submit Aaue1t aui only f---. laid before you. fls meg. at the pen s--' '-c ! fo- -rcr .. Gl. ,XcevtI ls. ,--.- you lave been stain from r-.H for ICUr ceu-..-.-.l. except thcse =h'eu .--. duet public S.rv.-e ......- in; pl-.oE nt tl- -. am c-.Gl.r- tL.- - Trlmgt ll car. .-. ...-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

EIGHTY thousand kegs of beer were drunk in Milwaukee during the recent musical festival there. It was a regular schooner regatta
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

TIE Oxford, Mississippi, Eagle. m a psroxysm of virtue, says: "No more ballot-box stuffing except in cases of absolute necessity"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21
Horseback Riding for Dyspepsia

Horseback riding will be more popular than ever in NewYork. The fashion is wrh out doubt an outgrowth of Anglomania but is commended by physicians as tho best cure for common trouble in New fork-dyspepsiA-Harper's Bszar.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

THOSE confident people who feel sure the Apache war Is at an end, should be careful to state which end they mean.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

CANADA Is buying new cruisers to pre- vent the American cashier tourists from escaping out of its country.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

MANY pleasure party has suffered a narrow escape from-plessure,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21
lI...NIl.

SlS tEAScI-.l. As. London of sharp
 therr csUSo d a sim. .-. cell u1a-I E.r- :..- 'S6. VElr1 rl.-e. openei this mo--I-- .. iO l@l, saI closed s- were ta- laT-t-- vv-- OEe session and relc..l
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

The Japanese government has ordered l9, oo.oo feet of lumber from Oregon mills
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21
WEEKLY CITIZEN.

SATURDAY. AUGUST 2I, 1886,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

ALBUoUILQ-E AuE. l1.-A double tragedy occurred in the town of Mag Gsleug, resulting iu the death Of John Lynch and Joe Van WiBkle. Both we're cowboys aud became involved m a per sCual difficulty while under the intiu- euce of hquor. lt is stated that Van WInkle, who vas G comparative stgnger, ,sas toe first Co Iul! lI- gun. He was st once shot by Lynch rho then proceeded Co riddle the body with bullet holes Lynch was ab3u; Co mount hIs horse and skip. when be was sbot dead by a friend Of Van WInale. X mon named Brown, who is supposed Co have killed Lyuch. has escaped. Toe tragedy has created inten-e excitement ID Magds- lena and vicinity.
 DUBLIN, Aug. 17.-Freeman' s Journal says Parnelis commons show that the Parnellites do not intend to await the convenience of the ministry iu dealing with the Belfast riots and tue alarming of the Irish farmers. Sails bury must explain how he intends to meet the contingency Of the inability of the Irish farmers Co pay their rent and that he be called upon to explain the
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-12-09
q IA w. & B. R

Enaeerm lammdmrd Tin.
I'm and after "Wednesday. A.
" 1885. Passenger trains wilI \
Annapolis, daily, (except SUNDAY !
lows:
LEAvK ANNAPOLIS
At $40 a m, and 1905 D m al
P. ~. Arrive at annapolis, AZ So.
and l.46 p. m. and s so =. m.
SUNDAY TRAIEa
Leave as follows: 8.SOa. m. aoal
p. m. Arrive at Annapolis ~ Ml
m. and 6.2S p. m. y "
Through cnaches are run on aha
above trains betW cen Baltimore ~
ma, oils Nv
Through freight from Baltimori
Local Freight Trains leave Ann
Tuesdays and Fridays at 900 A N
Freight will be transported 81 Il.
est rates. and will be received Il /
more for Shipment TO Annapolis I
- 600 D. m.
.. m. j. WILSON BRoWx
President and
]. Fl. RRowN. Gen Tiekas Act
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-12-09
EEere and There.


Iltakos two 10 make Q BARGAIN.
Yes. II does. The bartender and. The
customer.
There Is a fofs spot 10 every mans
heat. aid The same might be ssid Of
The bead
D0sipg be prevalence Of Indian
fnmntr have considerable squaw-
~ weather.
"Stesl Peus" heads 40 article 10
40 exchange. But it's little more
commoD to steal pencils.
u hen Samp on lost bis hair he
also lost bis strength. IL is not so
with lie beard OK on butter.
"The word N ,ycs.e Probably the
man oscup,i he otnsr eDd of The
seat bad been eating onious.
Teacher w bat ypu understand
by a. "nnelean spirl?" Juvenile
G, mmeDtalor--a dir y devil.
Lager beer. If drAl 10 sufficient
quantities. = III N k man fat aud
lranaat The ssme time--lean up
agai 81 the bar.
spssklng + driokirg, ii may be
obrtrsed liat be naa wbo can TAX :
il OF leave II slone" generally takes
H.
A. Keutuekiao is feeding one + bis
old btos viii properly speed ,ugat
aid whiskey 10 see ifshe ~oo't lay
egg-noggs.
A correspondent wants to know
why those sp k y ere placed on the
Lbvrts's bead. Why u keep of the
Gals. II course
Told to Every body" is the title
Of a new took. Wesxpect il NUT
have heeu !. cret that some married
man impaired - bis wife.S
The most fierce or, ss-examining
LAWYER al tie Bar always haeclrs u
doc Of carefully aid te petfulls He
doesn't koow how soon the cor
may handle him.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-12-09
Gassnp's enid.
TIM MoDxL FAST LINE EAs,
BOUnIE TRAcKl JAsxrr O..

For Annapolis, 100 /. y
%. and 40 p. N. On Spn,
n. and 600 D. m.
For Way Statious betwean :
and Washington, s. 10. am =.
1915. 500. $50, II so .. y ~ y
day, ESQ. o.o6 .. m, $50, 5.oO. !
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Trains leave Wasi ngton for n,
ag follows: 20
5 .. M, $50 q. M, 6.4Oa. ~ :.
m, $50 .. NJ, 100 q. m. Ana n, i !
m. l.25 p. m, 3.l5 b. ~ ssa
4 80 p. M, 40 p. M, $40 n NV ~
m, 700 p. m 8.s5 D. m. ana ~ N
m: On Sunday tnly $50 3, n
From Annapolis, BIS. =. m =,
$50 P. M. On Sunday, 1000 :. 8
and 3 20 p. "a. : y
Baggage called for and ch.a
hotels and reRidences on order. /.
ticket Office, 1852 West Bal,imo,ss \
Camden Station, and 81 i. B,o',
DAVID LEE, OK IT,.
Genl. Superintendent. Gen ~.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-12-09

TO THE L1EBTG company:
II was IN condition of great debility,
consequent upon bs0Sen-down
stomach, dyspepsia and malaria. compli-
Gated with kidney irritation, when NV
medical attendant directed me to take
v mr. Incompatible Coca Beef Tonic. It's
effect Aas simrly marvellous. The pos
tr II digestion was quickly restarel :. the
kidney irritation vanished aud rapid
restoration TO health followed.
Other preparations If Coca had been
tried Mishunt ti.e slightest ELECT"
PROF. CHS. LUOWIG vow SEGEER
Professor oil Medicine It tie r yal Uni
vprsity; knight If the kO, al Austrian
ORDER Of the IRON Crown; Knight Cam
mander of Q R0val Spanish Oder OF
Tsahelsa; Knght III the Royal PrusSian
Order OF tile Red Eagle; Chevalier of the
Levi n OF honor, &c., e., says:
nH4RBG cess coca mEEE TONIC
should rot be cuniounded with the horde
II trashy cure-alls. Ii is in no sense OF
the WORT patent remedy. / am thor
uughly convs rsant u ith it's mode uf prep
aration aud xnow It 10 be not only seg-
lmate pharmaceutical product. but also
worthy OF The high Communications it has
received in all parts of the world. IL
contains essence Of Beef, Coca, Quinine
iron AMI Callsaya, which are dissolved
ia pure genuine Spanish imperial Crown
sherry
Invaluable t. all who are Rem Down,
Nervous. D,sp-ptict, Bilious, Malarious
or affin ted with weak kidneys.
Beware az limitations.
Her Majsst's tay0Ilteg0smEtlc GIyceIlns
Used by her Royal Highncss the Prin-
cess uE Wales and he mobility For the
~kin, G mp exion. Eruptious, Chapping,
Ronghness, 81 90 Of Druggists.
Libby Cos Genuine Syrup Of SdgsG-
pHrslsl il g.le rant ed as the best Sarsa-
psrilla in the market. jl4
N. v. D@pot IS ,surray street.