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Reduced the Wages of Their Elm.
piOy es.

LONDON, May l9.-Messrs Ward X
PAYNE, Of Sheffield, one OF the largest
firms OF edge tool makers in England,
recently announces that they Won d
be compelled to makes reduction in
the wages Of their employees in order
to com pete successfully with German
manufacturers. Theworkmen refused
TO submit to a reducti II OF their pay
and the firm now threatens 70 employ
German workmen in their steal.
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shocking Accident.

JACKSON, MICH May l9,-News has
lust been received here of the death
OF the Rev. MIR. Doetlle, at Norvell, In
a most shocking manner. He had SUI
perintended the loading OF heavy tim
bers on a wagon at the depot, and as
the wagon was driven out OF the yard
he was caught between the hind wheel
and the depot and his back crushed,
breaking his ribs and pressing them
through his liver. He lived but TWEEN
~ minutes.
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timore men, who are taking ar active
interest in the movement, are known
10 be represen ,atives Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company and are
belieyedto be investing the money OF
the company in the enterprise. The
syndicate will control at least 10000
acres Of roal Ind.
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En,auV Rurned.

JERSEY CRY, N. j., May led
ward Ferry, John Hoffman and Jo-
seph Heiser, employees in Franks
chemical fac ory, were fatally burned
bv au explosion this afternoon A
dozen other employees, who were work
ING in the building ut the time, es'
capped uninjured. Loss, $4,000,
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scott,a EmuIslon OF pure

Cod Liver Oil, with Hypophosphites,
in Consumption and Wasting s.
eases. DR.. G w, Barringer, Pitts
burg, Pa. says; 81 think your Emul-
sion of Cod Liver Oil is a very fine
preparation, and fills a long-felt want,
1t is very useful in consumption and
wasting diseases"
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GEO. W. ToNPKINs, MD, rs Cum
berland street, B~rooklyn, NY, writes
June %, 1885: 81 take pleasure in
recommending Alloock's Porous Plas'
tiers in all cases of general debility,
especial y where the pains are severe
over the regions OF the k dneys, liver
and chest; marked improve ment oc-
cur foon as relief from suffering is
obtained. For lumbago these plasters
surpass liniments, etc.
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Among the Northern Lakes

If Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa, are hum
dreds Of delightful places where one can SsSs
msnt. and return homo at tho END Q LthS
hSated term completely reuvenated. Eaen
rsenTSing season. brings g Oconomowoei
WRukesha, beaver Dam, Erontenae' Vko-
povSSshle ether charming localities with ro-
mSntic names, thousands of our best re9pie
whose winter hames are on either side OF me-
snn and Dixon's line, Eiegapoe ana coHa'
fort, at = moderate cost can oe IeNotS ~,
tstned. A list OF summer homes Wltn AZ
neeSsssr- inlorma ion pertaining thereto, "
beins distributed by the CHICAGO, n tLWAu
xrE 81 ST. PAUL RAILWAY, ana Wllii pasenn'
tree upon application by letter 20 \; NStnvi'
| Carpenter, General Passef ger Agent MI
yankee, Wis.
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BROWNSVILLE, TENN.
Ice Cream aud strawberry supper
Picnic BrOh en- Up by Rain,

BROWNSVILLE, Tenn, May l9'-An
ice cream and strawberry supper las
night for the benefit OF the Temper,
ance Alliance was largely attended
and literally patronized.
The picnic Of the Methodist Sunday
school to-day, in a grove a few miles
from town, was broken up soon after
by rain. -,
row, when it is expected some hhe
cattle will be on exhibition.
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Na,, Coke syndicate.

PnrsBuRG, Pa, May IA coke
syndicate composed OF ell the indie.
pendent operators in the Connellsville
+ zion and backed by Pittsburg and
Baltimore capitalists is being formed
b fight the Did organization. Incom.
menting upon the new syn iicate, thu
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HorIL ST.. GroRar, 81 CLARK street,

HorEL ST.. GEoRaE, 81 Clark street,
Brooklyn, Hreproof, best constr uclion,
sn%lendidly located on Brooklyn
Heights, close to Bridge, handy to
central points Of New York City and
Oonsy Island. with more luxury, at
one-third prices; 400 roDms, all cleo
tric.liphted 200 bath-rooms), hand
somsIy decorated; very best uphol-
ste,ei furniture; finest bedding; con-
csded to be one OF the finest hotels in
the county. Transient rates, ~ on
per day, with private toilet. single
roomp, 81 per night; open all night
~cniaina u~nsurpaeeed.
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Axrarlnn Outrage in County CaVau

DUBLIN, May l9.-A farmer named
Henry, in County Cavan, was attacked
last night by a party OF men, Who
kicked him and beat him With a
cudgcl, and left him in a dying condi-
ton. The outrage was the resut OF
an ao,arian disnuta.
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characterization in the Canadian
Parliament.

LONDON, May l9.-Earl Granville
introduced a bill in the House of
Lords last night respecting represen.
tation in the Canadian Parliament OF
territories belonging to the Dominion
hut not included in sny Province.
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The Bowels.

REAFNEss-Its CAUSES and CURE,by
~ one who was deaf twenty-eight years;
Tr,ated bv most Of the noted specialists Of
the div With no benefit. CURED RINsELI IN
three months, and since then hundreds Of
Others By same process. A plain, sim pls apd
suocessful homo treatment. ADDRESS l'Is'
pLlE- los East 9Th ST.. Nov Wow 49,
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CHICAGO, lLL., May lV.-As the result
of inspections recently in various stores
in this city, suit has been begun by
the health department against the dry
goods firms of Mandel Bros. for viola
ton of the ordinance which provides
that seats must be provided forfemales
employed in mercantile and manu-
FEATURING establishments. The penalty
specified is not less than 70 nor more
than 400 for each and every oitense,
Several other firms who had been no1-
fedhave complied with the ordinance,
but Mandcl Bros. failing to do so the
suit was brought.
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The Telephoue Tax an N"s'"ehu

BosroS, MASS, Nav 19-The Senate
yss erday pissed a bill raising the tax
of telephone companies from SSO,OO'
10 S250.00o.
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Electric Belt Free

ITO introduce II and obtain agents we will
j. for the next sixty days give, away, free
of charge, in each county in the U. 3. lin
va1aic RuspensOry BELTS. Price S.: a
positive and unfailing sure for Nervous De-
biIity, Varicocele, Emissions, Impotency,
etc. $4,000 Reward paid If every Belt we
manu- acture does not generate a genuine
electric current. Address at nee ELEC-
TRIO BELT AGENCY, P.:o. Box :lN.
pvookIvn N. Y.
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DEMocRATs TO TUE FRoNT-To o.,
persons seeking Government Ems
nIovment In any Of The departments ~
W~ashington, or any other, p3siaons uhees
a. ~ IL nrOeRad 70 obtain the same
sns Riank Forms Of Appltenti9S on
receint Of One Dollar.
b.RuBSHs Aochsbox ASes tNA1-ao
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LnninYIIIe Oemenl.

PREPARE FOR FLOOD
Foundations, cellar walls and build
NOS auhiect to overflow should pc CON
gtructed with Louisville Cement A 9
fha ufandnr1.
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cnnanirnrY in NerYIA.

soriA, May 10. = conspiracy against
the lives of Prince Alexander and Nj.
Karayeloi, the Prime Minister, has
been discovered here.
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The Arizona champion., 1886-08-21
SUPERVISORS.

Without doubt there is a strong feeling among taxpayers of the north- eastern portion of the county that this section should be represented in the next board of supervisors.
 This would seem no more than just, aud the CHAMPION believes that the people of Flagstaff, the Mogollon and San Francisco Mts., Belmont, Will Hams and their vicinities should see to it that they have representation. As the board now stands two of them may be said to live in Prescott, while the other resides on the Verde.
 There is an abundance of good material for supervisors to choose from in this portion of Yavapai. j.. R. Fitzpatrick, Al Doyle, w. w. Prem tiss, w. A. Switzer, Capt. H. H. Ribble, Thomas McMillan and others we might mention are all good. sterl- ing, true men, and heavy taxpayers, and either of them if nominated could be elected without doubt.
The Arizona champion., 1886-08-21
BURTON CATTLE CARS.

The following letter to the Albu- querque Journal will prove deeply in. teresting to all shippers or intending shippers of horses and cattle.
 To the Editor of the Journal.
 KANSAS CITy, Mo, August I6.-
 The train of sixteen Burton feeding and watering cars which left Albu- querque at II o'clock a. m., August 6, loaded with wild range steers, con- signed to Walter C. Weedon & Go. ', Kansas City, Mo-, from the Aztec Land and Cattle company, of Hol- brook, Arizona, made the quickest live stock run on record. The actual running time from Albuquerque to Kansas City was forty-fve hours or the oIS miles. The cars were liberally supplied with water twice daily, from the railroad tanks, consuming but four minutes to the car, at each water ing. They were fed hay while the the train was running at full speed, and consumed 66, 900 pounds of hay on the trip. The steers ate and drank freely and laid down in the cars and chewed their cuds contentedly. They were taken through the entire dis tance without unloading, and reached the Kansas City stock yards in the finest condition of any Arizona cattle ever received, not an animal being bruised or blemished. This shipment demonstrates fully that wild range cat tie can be proftably transported long distances in the Burton feeding and watering cars. The fat steers eat and drink freely, thereby saving shrinkage in transit. Having no delays to feed and water, they gain much time in transit over the common cars and ar rive at market cool and in condition for healthy human food. This test shipment was watched with great in- terest by stockmen and the transporta. tion companies, and we are glad to note such a complete success. The Aztec Cattle company and the Burton Stock Car company are loud in their praises of the Atlantic & Pacific and Santa Fe railroad companies tor their able and prompt train service and the courtesy of their employees. The Cattle and Burton train was in direct charge of Mir. Erskine R. Merrell ,, (who has been with us selling cattle for several months), assisted by our we'll known cattleman, William Farr, and s. s. Tomlinson, of Denver. William Far says the Burton cars run like passenger train, and that Kan sas City is bustling city.
 WALTER c. WEEDoN x Co.
The Arizona champion., 1886-08-21

THE San Francisco papers are scold- ing because the Sub-Treasury in that city is deeply stamping with the word "Llght" all gold colns presented which are not equal in weight to a certain standard. Thereafter such coins are only worth their bullion value, as they cannot pass for their face. This new regulation may work an injustice in isolated cases, but it is time halt was called in the extent to which coins in this country may be abraded or mutilated and still pass current. In other countries all coins aye carefully scrurinized, and those punched, defaced or smooth are re- fused or received onlya at heavy dis count.
The Arizona champion., 1886-08-21

Poor New York is again suffering from dishonest officials and corrupt contractors. The Mayor and other officers have had serious charges pre- ferred against them and some arrests have been made.
 A New Orleans tobacconist uses Jeff Davis autograph as brand on a certain kind of tobacco. The weed should be smoked in sour applewood pipe.
 Lightning struck the house of Louis Buckhars, near Indianapolis, Ind, on the night of Aug. 18th, and killed his. wife, but neither awakened hlm nor his little children who were sleeping in the same bed with her.
 A boat drifted ashore at Evansville, Ind, Aug. I4th, containing a family of ten persons named Bush, nine of whom were sick with malarial fever and one, Mrs. Bush, was dead. The sick ones were unable to rise, and were entirely destitute. They were taken care of by the authorities.
 At Macon, Ga., a policeman, who, when young lady asked him to direct her to boarding house, took her to one of bad character, and out ragged her, was taken from jail and hanged by mob in front of the house where the ofense was committed. It has since transpired that the young woman was a bad character herself, and then the mob threatened to hang her also. Great excitement prevailed and further violence was feared.
 Leila Brown, beautiful girl of IS, was found dead at Denison, Texas, Aug. I3, in the room of her cousin Ben. Brown, a railroad conductor. She was alone and had shot herself through the heart. She left letters saying that that Brown was the cause of her ruin, and at first great indigna- ton was felt against him, but later it appears that, though he was her lover, yet she had been married at fl, soon divorced, and had led a wild life ever since.
 The Aldermen of New York have passed resolution requiring the Chi nese laundrymen to give their custo. mers receipts "written in English or in the language written or spoken by the person to whom every such receipt is given" As they have customers who speak nearly every language in the world, including Hebrew, Itallan, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French and tolerable Fourth Ward English, it is very likely that the law, as ex, pressed by one of the laundrymen, is ''no good" They say they only have trouble with "Ilishiuans, who alice time losee tickee."
The Arizona champion., 1886-08-21
THE TROUBLE WITH MEXICO.

Since Secretary Bayard has sent Gen. Sedgwick, of New York, to Fl Paso Del Norte and Chihuahua to in- vestigate and report upon all the facts in connection with the arrest and con. finement of Cutting, our people may rest assured that no positive action will be taken in the matter by our government until the report is made, which will not be for several weeks. In the meantime the Supreme Court of Chihuahua, to which Cuttings case has been appealed, will probably set him free, and the affair will thus be smoothed over for the time being.
The Arizona champion., 1886-08-21
-----------.--.---- GENERAL AUGUR SHOT.

Gen. C.. C. Augur was shot in front of his residence at Georgetown, D. C., Aug. IS. Two negroes were quarreling on the sidewalk when the General ordered them away. They abused him, and he rushed on them with light cane. One of them, a bad character named Wm. Pope, then drew a revolver and shot the General four times, one of the balls entering the side. The wounds though serious are not fatal.
The Arizona champion., 1886-08-21
MINERAL BELT k. R.

We are informed, and by what we consider good authority, that there is hardly a doubt that the building of this road will be commenced within the next two months. Two of the Directors were here last week and ex- amined the proposed line of road, as well as the adjacent country for miles, and have said that they were perfectly satisfied. In fact, they expressed themselves in the highest terms as to the resources of the section of coun- country through which the road is to run. They have gone to Chicago, where a general meeting of the stock holders will be held, and it is believed that after some preliminaries have been arranged active work will be commenced. We sincerely trust that nothing will occur to delay the start ing of this enterprise at once.
The Arizona champion., 1886-08-21
TERRIT RIAL REPUBLICAN co VEN TON. -

In accordance with the action of the Cen tral Committee, a Territorial Convention of the Republican party of the Territory of Arizona, to consist of seventy dele gates, is hereby called to be held in the City of Tucson,
 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER BOTH, Isss. For the purpose of nominating candidate for Delegate to Congress, a candidate for Superintendent of Pubic Instruction, and for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before it.
 The several counties of the Territory will be entitled to the following representation, based upon the Republican vote of 1884, with the allowance of one extra Delegate from each county, as follows;
The Arizona champion., 1886-08-21

JUDGE WEBSTER STREET, Chairman of the Republican Territorial Central Committee, has issued a call for a Republican Territorial Convention to be held at Tucson on September 2oth. Under the call Yavapai County is en- titled to I6 delegates, the largest num- Der of any county in the territory.
The Arizona champion., 1886-08-21

LIEUT.. ], W. BRANDON, U. s. A., has succeeded, at the Presidio, Cal, in firing shells loaded with crude dy- namite, without injury to the gun. No fuse is required, the dynamite be- ing exploded simply by striking an object. The experiment thus far is a success, and will make revolution in modern warfare.
The Arizona champion., 1886-08-21

P. T. BARNUM, having offered sao, 900 for the skin of sea-serpent such as is alleged to have been seen off Rockport, Me-, July a4th, it looks as ifthe sea-serpent or the liars were go- ing to be caught.
The Arizona champion., 1886-08-21

IRRESPECTIVE of politics the gen. eral verdict is that the alluslon to the martyred Presidents, Lincoln and Garfield, was entirely uncalled for and very i'll timed.
The Arizona champion., 1886-08-21

IF one would judge by the number of announcements for office in the Mohave County papers, about two- thirds of the people of that county must be hankering after soft job for the next two years.
The Arizona champion., 1886-08-21

NINE one.legged men played a game of baseball in southern Illinois the other day against nine one. armed men. It is safe to say that the former nine did not kick against the umpire's decisions.
The Arizona champion., 1886-08-21

WHEN politician is courting a nomination he is in the hands of his friends, when he gets it he is in the hands of his enemies and then the fur flies.
The Arizona champion., 1886-08-21

At said time and place the Delegates from the counties of Yayapai, Yuma, Mohaye, Apache and Maricopa will meet in sub.Con. Vention to nominate Joint CouncilHan; and likewise the counties of Cochise, Ora. ham, Gila, Pinal and Pima, to nominate a Joint Councilman.
 WEBSTER STREET,
 Chairman Central Committee. C. D. REPPY, Secretary. Dated, TOMBSTONE, Aug. ], 1886,
The Arizona champion., 1886-08-21

WE now lave an extradiction treaty with Japan, the first we ever made with any Asiatic power.
The Arizona champion., 1886-08-21

THE case of the Anarchists at Chi cago was given to the jury at three o'clock p, m. Aug. 10th.