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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12

THE demand of the menaced people of Arizona that the reservation Indians be disBrmed is one which the govern ment cannot afford 70 ignore. IL IS the first practical step towards the final set clement of the Indian troubles. Take away their arms and treat every armed Indian as s!hostile and shoot him there after, and the people of Arizona will guarantee that they are treated with all proper consideration and protected fully Tn their rights. This demand Is Q req sonable one, but She people of this Ter ritory much prefer that they be removed away entirely. They cannot be taken t. the Indian Territory without first hay ing obtained the consent of the Indians now occupying that grand reservation, but If such consent cannot be readily secured, the proposition to send them to some island in the Paci- fic Ocegn seems quite practicable. Some thing must be done and c.:ckly done, II We correctly diagnose tkoiiemper of tue people of Arizona oa tIi- subject.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12

with equal proprIety, be offered for the arrest and conviction of n man who would halt Q stage to beg chew of to- bacco from its driver. Inssmuch as there is no possible dou5. of the entire absence of any kind of "virtue of the au- thority in ne vested" to offer terri torial reward for offenders sglins. the United States statutes. We would suS gest that the governor so change the conditions Of the proclamation as to cover the arrest and convection of the scalps and ears of hostile Indians who arc daily numbering the citizens of this Territory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12

TIE governor has offered a reward of S25O for the arrest and conviction of each Of the two robbers who robbed the mail which left Prescott for Phenix on June 4'h. The stage was stopped near Rumble Bee station and the mail sack WAS ripped open and its contents rifled. The one passenger was not molested nor WAS anything but the United States mail disturbed. The offense therefore, is one solely against the United States laws and one with which the federal au- 'horlties must deal. So far as the Ter -itorial statutes reach, 8 reward might,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12
mo Craly ,n. .-Tely.

NCNCI. Jci, LA d-p1:1;ion of the Bavsrign cabinet to-iay preceded Co Hoh rschwrnEcC cG,tle Co present a letter Co the 5,pcsrj ki4E LlIiwIc troIc Prince L. .ru'l They found the castle locked auj Eer- Dot permitted by the kings ri-sets Co enter. 1Ee mm;rtry sutscqu ufl'ly sent force of tteoIarmes Co the castle t0 force au entrance for tGe iUrpo=c of Tel. .a-inS COun HUlsten wEo, while visiting the king last evening On ministry business concerning the re geucy. E-s ugr1-t,i by LgdWig's orders and locked mp Il tbe castle. Other gen daFmes hove been detailed Co preserva JsieT among thC mountain population surrounding tEc castle, the mountain ee.s heIrc local acasrcats of tle king and in a dangerous temper hecausc of th states conduct towards him. kiuE Lulvi, remains 10 tEC most absolute secluded pnTt of the castle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12

ITis sald that about twenty-five Chi ricahua ex-scouts are lt Fort Apache not yet paid for their services to the United States, and tbst they tbreaten to take the war path if they are not paid at oncs. and some say they will go any. way. Under such circumstances II would seem to be the proper thing to secure these devils and extract their fangs, even if it tskes their whole blamed heads off Such beasts require square up snd down treatment, with q little ironclad dIscipline.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12
Concerninr thc E1nts

LONDON, June ll.-Childers, the home secretary, replying n the commons this evening to DecabiO, conservative mem Der from Belfast, who asked fl the government would take steps to prosecute the police who shot down the inhabitants of Belfast during the trou- bles of ;he last few days, said that the government had not been informed that there had been any misconduct on the part of the county police in Belfast. The secretary said the government had the fullest confidence n the royal Irish soustabuiary and dId no. intend, while the present disorders continue, to re- move them from Belfast and substitute military.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12

JUDGE r. r. WILCOX, of Denver. formerly Indian agent at San Carlos, has been interviewed by a TribuDe-Re- publican representative, on the Apache war, and be has given pretty accurate account of the causes leading mp to the present state of affairs, and places the responsibility where it belongs. His argument is the same iucontrovertible presentation of facts given through these columns from time to time dur ing the past years, but it derives great CT weight from its expression by one whose close and intimate official rela- tions with the Apaches have given him a deeper and broader knowledge of the
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12

SOME surprise has been expressed that Secretary Lamar, Gov. Hill and other prominen. Democrats arc about to emu late Clevelaad's matrimonial example, but the fact should be considered that they now have some visible means of support
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12

GROVER begins his married life like many others have done. with such an infstuation for the lady of his choice that he thinks nothing is too good for her. 4 year hence be will think that nothing is just good enough for her.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12

Inow have on the San Pedro river, on the ranch of the San Pedro Clttle Company, S6 Grade Hereford bulls gearlings) and 2S yearliug grade Here ford heifers, and one year old regis. tered Hereford bull will sell all the above mentioned stock at reasonable figures, or trade for beef cattle. I will also buy good fat 3 ycar-old steers, 60, market prices. I have one 8 year oil stallion (with peiigree) frr sale. All my stock has been shipped m from Cen trsl Missouri. and are selected from the best herds in that part Of the state. Mr. J. c. Waterman will give prices and show any stock while sTa east
 Wv. c. HUFFMAN or Geo. Williams Marshal. Mo.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12

< well known minister WAS sent South from New Jersey n few years ago 10 labor among the colored people. They received him with many demonstrations of joy, and at the first meeting which he held one colored preacher prayed for him with great earnestness thus: 70 Lordl press dis yer dear brudder vhst's come down from de North to preach de gospel 10 us. NoInt hlm wid de kerosene lie ob sslvsshun and set him on fire '- Detroit Free Press.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12
RaIlving to GIllI.fDnr-

GLASGOW, June il.-The Scottish lib- ersl federation has issued manifesto to the Liberal electors Of Scotland, urc- ing them to support ct the incoming elections none but Gladstone candidates. The Fedora ion has engaged St. An. drews hall, the largest in the city, for a mass meeting on June 18th, at which Glsds;Oue will deliver sn address and R0srbcrry will preside.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12

The Syracuse Standard quotes the following paragraph from letter writ ten by Miss Folsom to a lady in that city: T have but one regret, and that IS that am to marry the President of the United States. would much rsth- CT it had been the Buffalo lawyer with whom I fell in love"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12

Two thousand dollars will be given 10 the enterprisIng person who first puts an immediate delivery stamp on Geroni- mos cabeza and malls him 10 General AF,lae
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12

LOUISVILLE k taking mean advaU. tsge Of the absence ot He2ry Wg:terson to suppress the various haunts or vice ID that city. The "Star-cyed Goddess of Reform" will find sufficiently d:ni. cult task in his political party fo' the exercise O: his geuius Of puriic ton.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12
Ernm Fnrf Ennin

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12

CoNE, Mir. Secretary Bayard, and bring those Canadians to tune at once and finish up the fishing business. Make them either cut bait or isb.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12

A portion of the Irish people rejoice so much over the defeat of the bill Tor their relief that it looks as though they enjoyed the despotic heel on their necks.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12
In.c-.--,-in-tl-rI.i,l.-

DUELry, June T.. - John Morley. Chief Secretary for Ireland, has arrived here. He IS investigating the causes and history of the Belfast riots.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12

TIE acting governors pretensions to conducting nOn-partIs4n admInisira- ton of public affairs are fully verified by h.s dishiug out the publication of re ward notices to democratic newspapers only.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12
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EErFAsr, June lI.-a-s1ciatcI P-,ss reporter Gela..ed O. rtalsil ol tGe sc-le of tEc rja-s. at 8 o'c.urk reported r5 ioi- lows: Ireuliuci lu1L. t.o rioters al night. The greater damage in tEJ way Of Urecking and footing was done along Shank Hill and Corn Road The fighting ia both throughtares was desperate and continuoCs. It isimpOss!b.e to describe the state of terror under which tHc res- peciHbl" catholic people "f Belfast are nov living In c..usHgGl 0t tLe Ireya len: .narrly aat I.-o'-.. The trlyast of them hardly Gar. e. v-r'I-" out of lCo-s iu dayu-b. tv,U. Eu1v taat scores c! people were eLo. GU-.ug its, nights rsJi-. J 5aG ..u taken Co tEr hospitals thus morl,a-. J. is feared thnt every funeral oi victim 1' the rio.- may prOvoks fsesh rlo.ir-. NJ c;serv.- tiou shows that tEc mob o, last night Was comp, ,sei oi ihe rg so-r Of Bel .u-t. saw Ul-ale.s os it throw heavy stones, W.Ighin lJ and -j rounds.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12
WEEKLY CITIZEN.

SATURDAY. E. JUNE F, 1886
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12

40O GearT street. EsU Fran c,gc0. ,r.. Private entrance. 4Cj Mason str-s-. four hin. -s ID Gesry street from Kearuy. nhi1 erfr.' .s through Disoeu-ErY bu- -lpra. rcl'taR
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12
rHr rArrLr OF nFrPAsr.

The police charged the rioters a dozen times with tuyone's. but each tine they were forced back hy voileys of stones. The police were finally forced tO take refuge in the bIrrscks where they fired upon thc mob from the second-stoTy windows. The mob, however. held their ground tveniy minutes longer, although the firing by the police was heavy and incesssnt. Scores ot rioters were wounded and 1t is known positively that six men and two women were killed and a great many wounded. Twenty rioters who received bullet wounds are lying in one infrmary. A large number of Orangenen EhO took part in the riots were arrested to-day. An inquest on the bodies of those killed will be opened this afternoon.
 DEAD AND DYING.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12

LEWISTON, Me-. June 9.-At the Re publican convention here to-day, J. R. B0dwell wBs nominG ed for Governor on the first ballot.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12

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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-13
THE rALL or LEAVES.


with shecny morps and haky moons,
And silver wobs ana spider wcaves,
with crimson vines tho season paints.
Down tall In piles the crimson leaves.
with every shade of brilliant tinge,
In lonely wood aud gathered noid,
They fall with disk OF FURNISHED gold,
Like gatish plates from costly shield
with smiling facc and silent step.
From quiet dalcs ana slopes of brown.
The morning arccts the horid trees.
And shakes their charming giorios down.
The poplar stand, with restless plume.
A tall and showy grcnadier,
The maple droops with bloody Rarb.
brave aud dying muskcteor.
fhs skies of peace bend gently down,
To Kiss the fields OF bun and green
whilo beauty with embcliishod frown.
Trails through the great ehroma'ic scene
A dreamy glory nils the land,
A brooding sadness moves the brest
Our thoughts now with reluctant suoa"'s
Through sunny incads To seas OF rest
The birds are gone with Joyous lays,
The clouds ride slow the smoky air
The nover. have dropped their purple robes
The sun shakes out bjs yellow hair
Tn, ,,,y,. are blown through neld and town.
supsrbIy tinted, brnnzcd ana curied;
Tho f,ys come down from tents of blue,
And move with pplendor through tho world.
Prom nc BHGaio Courier.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-13
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY AT

VALUABLE ClI1 PhOPEhTY AT
ASSIGNEES' SALE - On TUESDAxs,
NOVEMBER 9TH, 1856. at O'Clock p. m, Will Is
sold at the Leopard hotel, in the City OF Lancas-
ter Pa, in pursuance of an order of the Court
of Common Pleas. of Lancaster County to fhs
undersigned assignee, the following properties
Purpart No. l. All that certain two-story BRICK
STORE AND DWELLING with two story
BRICK BACK BUILDING and LOT or PlEC0
OF Middle and Rockland streets, in the City Of
Lancaster. bounded and described as follows
to w; Beginning on the, the Northeast corner % q
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Wsse 0ss
feet to property Of mrs. klinei thence Eaee'
and thence along the line of Rockland strU0S "a
the place OF beginning.
The above is one of the best corner grocer1nds
I'm the City of Lancaster The lot also contafnd
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Purpart No. 9. All that certain twoefnry
ing and lot or piece OF ground. situated on e
northwest side of Middle street, In tie city n
plan. Containing in front on said Middle stssSS
q feet 9inches, more or less, and extending n
depth 81 feet, more or less, TO purpart No. I.
BRICK DWELLING, with one-story brick heek|
building, and lot or piece Of ground situated ~
of Lancaster, and numbered sos on city ~.
containing in front on said Middle street - 80
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No. 2 and are new and in hrst-class c0no141cGs
The above properties will be sald as . wh0la ~
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two mortgages, amounting together 70 ueQx
"iu All nersons aesrous of yiewinS tho urern,se.
are invited TO call on the undersigned at any
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Assignee of Charles Peters and wife. 3
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-13
do Not lie Deceived.

Hypocrisy is the compliment that vice pays
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-13
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