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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-10
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, July "a rain storm set
in early this morning. and there are promises Of
good showers. Rain is reported in mafiy parts
of the State, and there are hopes that the great
drought is at an end In many parts Of the
State there has been rain since May d. and
crops have suffered terribly. So far as can be
learned all the forest fires that have ragged in the
northern part of the State for some days past
have been extinguished
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-10


The agitators are not suffering. They got
possession of more money than they had ever
had before in their lives at ono time and they
are buying property and starting saloons, and
editing labor organs and enjoying thepselves
with it while their dupes are starving. tits
great pity that the law cannot get hold of them
as it did of John Most
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-10

win resign very soon think wrong has been
done Dir. Garland IN saying that he is not SEN
sitive. He is extremely sensitive and he has
been nearly broken down by the worry and de-
preston attendant upon this Pan-electric
scandal / feel quite confident that he Is anx-
ious to be out of public life ard free from the
worry and annoyance which now constantly sur
round him.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-10

It's denunciation In this non partisan spirit the
Commission has considered the questions raised
By the Baltimore postofice controversy. and has
come TO the conclusion stated in this paper.
A. r. EDGERToS.
JOHN H. OBERLY,
CHARLES LYMAN,
United States Civilservice Commission.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-10
Not So Romantic.

Fitchburg Democrat.
Those who do their haying by proxy are in
these days repeating: "Oh. the sweet-scented
clover. blossoms" This lovely fragrance OF
new-mown hay But those who are bearing
the heat and burden of the day are signing for
the ''rest of the weary"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-10
The Cholera. Record.

ROME, July 9-The cholera returns for to-
day are: Brindisi, 127 new cases and 20 deaths;
Latonio, % new cases and % deaths; Fontano,
AZ new cases and Al deaths. Minister Grimialdi
is visiting and succoring the suffering
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-10

shown the injury resulting from making Batoum
a free port. There is no reason to doubt the ne
cessity Of ending the arrangements
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-10
HOME RULE BADLY BEATEN.
The English Tories Continue to Garry
the Counties by Large Majorities.
Predictions that Another General Election
Will Be Held in Less than Twelve Months
Why Russia Closed the Port of Batoum.


The Tories Continue Their Successes in the
Counties-Spe as to the Future.
LONDON, July 9-The Tories have won Chip
penham, Wiltshire, and Maldon Essex, from the
Liberals, Lord Henry Bruce defeating Bannister
Fletcher, Gladstonian, in the former, and G. w.
Gray beating E. B. Barnard, Gladstonian, in the
latter. These two accessions make the total
Unionist gains thirty three.
The Tories are to-day carrying the English
counties by sweeping majorities The Unionists
to-day succeeded in returning the Inverness
burgs, rselscting Robert Bannatyne Fin!ay in
Forfarshire they reelected James William Bar
clay; in Falkirk burgs. W. P. Sinclair: in Hartle-
pool they reelected Thomas Richardson.
NJ Conway (Parnellitel has been reelected for
North Leitram. and T. H. Gill (Parnellite) for
South Louth.
The total Unionist poll up to6P. N. to-day
949, 592
Herbert Gladstone, speaking at the Liberal
Club this evening, said it was strongly probable
that there would be another election within
twelve months
Mr. Schnadhorst writes. "The tide has turned
Conservative. but there will be another election
in six months"
The Earl of Aberdeen, Lord Lieutenant of
Ireland, has intimated that he expects to leave
ireland on the change of government.
At midnight the total number OF Uuionists
returned was 3l9 and Of Gladstonians, 30
Mr.. Gladstone telegraphs with reference to
the Irish question: "Wales and Scotland have
seen their duty quickly. England will have to
learn hers, but slowly and painfully"
The Daily News says that if Mr.. Gladstone
finds his party in minority in Parliament he
will doubtless resign.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
A Modest Demand.

The following Is a true copy of the body of demand made on the county treasury by s. W. CsrDenter. and disal- lowed by the board of supervisors. Following m the footsteps of the sheriff it will be noted that both mileage snd expenses are charged, including railroad fare. IL IS openly charged that Mir. Gar penter was appointed a specIsl deputy to reimburse hID for the outlay incl- dental to his coming to Tucson to si- tend the meetings of the Democratic Central Committee held in Tucson piror to the convention:
 Aug. team hire from the Sonora line on he Santa Cruz river to Nogales. transporting two prisoners ten miles Vega and Contrerss) S10.
 Services of two guards (Littlepere and liAydeu) one cay each 8 33i l-S6
 Three days board fer two prisoners. viz Sunday. Monday and Tuesday, Auc. Sth, 9th aad I0.h, s6.
 Meals a, CsI;tenden J0c.
 Guiriirg two prisoners. Vega and Co Ureras. Sunday Bcd Mondsy, S3.33l -sI333
 Gua-ds at night of ma days for same pic. u.Is S3 33l 4-SI3 l3
 Niissge Ct depu'y sheriff mFking ar- vest 70 ac'Gal:v trhvel-d-S2
 Bag. lO;h. R R. Fares paid Hs Ter voucher for trans; orting Vegas snT Coi.:rerGs from NogHles 10 Tus on. ST
 Mileage of & ". Carpenter. special deputy sheriff. bringing Vegas and Con trsras to Tucson, S26-Total Sl22s2.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

HE CITIZEN has exposed the many tendencies of the sheriff's office to bite of more that it can we'll masticate in hold ing up the county treasury, and it has reviewed only the recorded facts, as damaging as they seem to be. We have presented them ID their best light, hop ing that the opposing political party would profit by the exposure sufficiently at least to purge itself and the office Of the offending influence. Ipstesd Of SO doing, the democrats have endorsed the crooked action of the sheriff and the latter official persists ia psrsdiDg in public bis herss-leech proclivities. As gn unintentional error, his action might have been easily overlooked by all can- did and reasonable men, but his vIgor- ous defense through our evil contem- porsry gives evidence that it was done through premediststCd design. There are many other perversions of official duty in that office that will be brought to pubic attention in few days, when people will wonder whether it Is governed by the laws or by personal, political and mercenary motives.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
Alias Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, FIRST JUDI Il eial District in the County of Pima. Tern tory of Arizona.
 stephen Cerrero, plaintiff, against Ella N. CerrerO. defendant -Alias Summons.
 Action brought m thS Di-tTIet Court of the Eirst Judicial District m and Tor the County Of Pima m the Territory of NriSons-
 The Territory Of Arizona sends Erecting to Ella M. Cerrsro.
 You are hereby summoned and required to sD- pear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff. m the District Court of the First Judicial District ID and for the County of Pima. in the Territory of An. Eona, and answer the complaint nled ~ifh th. Clerk Of this Court. at Tucson. m sad county. tA cOpy of which cUnplalnt accompanies this sammons) within twenty days terciuslve of the dag of ssrvleel after the ser: vlce upon you of thls tummons, lf served in this oauty: but if served out of the county and within this distrlct, then within thirty days; m all other cases forty lays.
 And you gre hereby notified that If yol fail to appear and answer the complaint As above re- Qaired, the plaintiff will take judgment by de- feul. ssainst you and will apply to the Court for the relief demanded theron and costs and dis- burssmeuts in this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal Of seid District Court, at Tucson. this slta day or July. A. D.. iss5.
 fSEALl J. H hAkTIS. lerk.
 Octai0v By CE,HLEs KExsHAs. DsPuty.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

THE democrats are spreading broad cast among the people the doctored-up proceedings of the governors alleged investigation of the Insane Asylum Commissioners. It was originated for csmpain purposes and revised by me too Parish to meet the wants of the party. While reading the contents Of the pam phlet the people should add a mental appendix. that tEe prosecutors of the old board of commissioners are denying the admission of our insane patients at Stockton into the territorial asylum that is all ready for their reception and care, and thereby iucurripg an expense Of over S400 per week. none of which ever returns to the territory. The democrats cannot finI anything too malicious or uutruthful to make use Of as a pons ainorum into power.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
Close at Hand.

Just now the show world Is attracting the attention of the press throughout the land Each of the great shows IS fighting for the honor of being the greatest, and the newspapers are bent on awarding that honor to the show to which if iustly belongs. It IS wonderful to note the unsnimity which winch the press of the country leap to the Sells Bros. standard on this point. And in- asmuch ss the Big Sells Show will exhi- bit at Military Plszs on Monday, Oc'o- her 18th, they interest us. We cull be low from some of the leading papers a few extracts which go to show that the newspapers of to day know and honor a good thing when they see it. They are 1nanimous is saying with everybody else that is the best and largest show on earth.
 If was Sells Brothers Confederation n, Stupendous Railroad Shows" After sesiny the show it is but necessary to ssy that it is a good one and well deserv- in1 the patronage it received yesterday. The cspysse covers seats for between 5000 and 5000 people, and yesterday st- ternoon there was 6 full sttendsnce.- Chicago Daily Inter Ocean.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

ence in Pima county has given him an extended acquaintance and a good repu. tstion. He will certainly receive mora than his party vote and that will o;vo him votes 10 spare.
 For coruners. Messrs. Samuel Baird of thls city, and Jno. w. Grant. Inf No gales, will each of them be elected. Roth are good and capable men and have honorable records in support of tba;r claims of preferment.
 For public administrator, Mir. Georga 4. Cum has an easy trip. He ia i. fsvorise with everybody and his friends are found all over the county. He will make a competent and faithful officer and should be we'll supported.
 Among the most i'm portant positions on the ticket the board ot supery,sors stsnds first on the Inst. A good. vr;ss and economical administration of tbe county's affairs should be the first rom. slderation of the voters, and with a view to meet every possible requirement the republicans have placed three ss good and capable men as can be found in tha territory in nomination for members of that board. Messrs. J. s. Mansfield. H. ID Lacy and G. A. Avery are worthy of th. support of every good citizen. They are progressive and yet far from being prodIgal wi:h the publc expenditures' and they combine a degree of quslifica. ton seldom found in such an office The people will exhibit wisdom by giy- ing them a hearty support and making them the representatives of all the peo- pie by a vote that will be almosl the unanimous voIce of the people.
 Upon the whole, the county ticket presented by the republicans cannot be improved upon. They were selected for their special qualifications, and they will all be elected ty surprisingly large
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

JUDGE GREGG has shown his great cspsbility as County Judge during his Iucuubency the office. and has pariic- ularly held himself sloof from all poli- tIcal entanglements that might bias 8 mind less upright. He is a stsuuoh re- publican, but undemonstrative. and per- forms his duty ID the exercise of his franchise without yielding 10 the pre- vailing excitement. Such 8 cool head is needed on the bepcn, and thIs quallf- cation coupled with hIs rectitude of character, unyielding integrity and excellent knowledge of the law. fits him pre-eminently for the position of County Judge. T. qualification is taken into consideration Judge Gregg will have rousiug majority of votes upon the day of election.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

THE CITIZEN has resorted to no amud. singing during the campaign. It has discussed the record and qualifications or the candidates on both sides and has ID no instance violated the truth. and the truth seems to hurt some of She democratic misconceptions. Be- cause the democrats csn discover no vulnerable points among the republi- can candidates st which to hurI their nssailIng sanfts, they clasp their hands together in Assembling chastity and. while the friction thereof rolls out end less pellets ef interdigital filth. they ss- sume an attitude of martyred virtue, and say, We hurl no stones at you re. pubiicans; not because We live in glass houses, but because we will wear ont our slings and cstspults in a useless warfare. Therefore please. Mir. Enemy, shoot fother way or don't shoot at all" Notwithstanding their cramps and colics and other internal sffiictions, their tst tered garments will still admit the sharp and cutting frosts of adverse criticism tempered only by such smeliorstIng embers as may still glow among the des- olste Rshes of the past through which their footsteps are still visible.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

WE have been asked a puzzling ques- tiou by democrat, and We court an eI- p.icit solution by any person capable of supplyinc it. The question Is, what of- fcial position does Charley Kresham hold nt the court house? Does he hold the office and draw the pay of Jsiler, court baihff, deputy sheriff deputy county clerk or court interpreter? He has been acting III all these capacities but it IS generally believed that Jsiler has all he can attend to if be performs his business properly. Perhaps, he holds the appointment of general utility man and connubistor-in-chief with the whip.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

THE "wah hoss" Of the Huachucss David K. Wsrdwe;l, has at last received the reward his patience merited. He has been appointed agent of the Indianc ai the Lem Hi agency, Idaho. His threat to throw the democratic party overheard and sweep the country with a cyclone of republicanIsm, dId the business. and the poor Indians are to be sacrificed upon the political altar, chevred and consoled by the songs of David.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
X Vets Story.

Last night the old veteran with 6 measure iuli of war episodes, was in clover. He had circle of admiring 2 listeners and no greater stimulus was needed. He reveled anew in the glory scenes of two decades sgn, forgot his auditors. warmed tO his subject and Said: "Wby, We never bore them fellers enmi'y. 1 hey used to cal; us yaL ks an We call them Jobnaiss, Rn' We used to make s sort peacs among ourselves, hen we wasn't fightIn'. an Sop pieces of the New York Observer for long plugs of Virginia tob4ccer. Why. SITS, sometimes our tickets were so nigh unto each other that the tfiicer O the day 'ud git mixed up In' find himself stirring up tbe Johnny pickets stead of hIs own proper men. On one perticler occasion, remember, when l was off Ger O the day, wus on my usual rounds sn' every man had ssluted proper, when all of sudden 1 run onto feller sQustin' down over little fire, who didn't seem 10 care d-n fur ruy shoulder straps. which set me on fire in & mint an says. hot like: Hi there! you stupid wretch. what dye mean by not salutin' yer sooperiorS If you don't git up an come to a proper sslute in Isss'n iiffy, I'll hey you shot to morrer fer neglect of dutyl Without stirrin he looked up st me, wunk one eye. and said. quIet like: I guess, mister, yure in the wrong shop thls time." Jes then 1 caught sight of the gray coat under the blanket, and l lifted my cap respectful to that chsp an rode away in somewhat of hurry. 'Cordin' to orders he was boun' to shoot me, but us solgers had fixed up an srmistice on our own hook. an he knew it WAS a mistake that l got on his line. Why, to show you now good natured both sides were, when We got orders tO open fire first we 'ud holler out to the Johunies to duck down an look out. an they'd do the same fer us every tira
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
TIE democrats are mskipg Q q

TIE democrats are making a desper- | ate effort in the forlorn hope of getting one or two of their candidates elected. They are resorting to every unscrupu- Ious Llesns to influence voters their cum ming braIns can originate and their skilltul hands man pulste. The people may lock out for all sorts of despicsble roorbschs from them, but no matter how much like broadside of cannon sde they sound, they are merely blank cartridges and may be construed into a salute to their yictorlous adverssries at whom the guns are aimed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

TIE people all through the county are rspidly cutting loose from theil party prtiudices and will give 6 hearty and vigorous support to the entire re publican ticket. The best portion oI the democratic ticket has withdrawn from the certainty of defeat and only the barnacles are holding on.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
IT transplres that the efforts of Super

IT trsnspires that the efforts of Super visor R. R. Richardson to have the vot. ing preciDc. removed from Elgiu to l-5ans' emp were male at the re. quest of the democrats at the latter place, where ou; of eighteen voters, there are fifteen democrats. There seems to be sn Ethiopian in the demo cratic wood pile st Elgin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

WHEN their freedom to stuff the bal. lot box at Elsin or Tsnqle Verde is threatened with interference. the demo crsts squirm gs though an application of turpentIbe has been made upon very tender spot. They do not relish having their little schemes interiered with.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

THE Star boasts of the reinforcement of its working political force in the per son of Charley ShibelL The people know Charley about as well as he does himself. and with San Simon Car penter in the field, ably seconded by shioelI, there IS flavor of ancient fish mess that the voters easlly recognize. Where the buzzards copgregate, there the narrinn will surely be found.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

WoULpS'r it be rich to send Deputy Csrpenter to the Council and let him hold nine proIiess How he would make things buml Fares and mileage would be fixed to suit the sheriff, at the same time tighten the labors of the Board of Grnarv.aorc
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

TIE young democracy cannot endure the kind of political bedfellows assigned them aud the wisest among them have withdrawn, taken 6 bath and feel bet kar
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
p.Iaoa Meat Market,

Fresh meat of all kinds; beef, mutton, pork. fine cuts, choice rossts, delivered to any part of the city without extra oh.ras PUscH & ZKLLwRGER,
 tr Congress street
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

IT was all settled that the money or der department of the postoffice would he kept in the Hughes family,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

COMPROMISE KING has over to Total Wreck to enter into 8 joint discussion with Huahes' bosom friend Mssch.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS deficiency in the license collections in one quarter S4OOa00 for one SSOO000 loss ID two years. How do the tax payers like that picture2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

THE Star hss run to doggerel; the democratic ticket has about gone to the dogs and the Pima county democracy is fast going 10 the "demuition bow-wos.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

KREsHAM's occupation is gone. The time for registration is over.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

DoN'T you understand now why Shaw and hls deputy, Carpenter, didn't want Hereford or Lowell as District Attorney aud legal adviser of the Board of Sup arxtaora9
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

How do you like Deputy Sheriff Car perter? He appears to be a man after Shaw's oEn heari-not only a war hoss, but a regular charger
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

" crn': Hood wink the people. They see right through the sheriff's book keeping, with a little aid from the BosId of Supervisors.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-07-15
PARTISAN STREETS.

Labyriuthian Lanc' swept Away By the
Pro--,s-;--. s>'rit pf the Gentry.
Leaving the RE Saint-Jacq les, and
trdvarsing the Cite, the Rue Slint-
Martin presents i-salf. Oa ret,hing
the sp ;ci)us bo I'evl- d bctring the same
name. the at ant.on is arrested by the
Porte "a nj dartin. which oc 'uptes a
commanding site on the opposite bjr
der OF the b ilev trd and was erected
in the form Of iIm )hant arch t.
comm n Drate the exploits of Lonis
XIV -Lud pvicI Magio @ being in
scribe1 on It's front Whatever opil on
mty be ents til le1 of tn sex DO Is"
attributed to the pompo1s deSp0t there
can be NJ ,5;tati m in ,war ng high
ere lit to tn Irc litect b. whom the
edifice was les ID. Not far fro N it,
in a like post IN, stan Is the Porse
Saint-DeniS, which was bui e aboIt tn
same tim as t; neig lb1r, n !. tn nigh
presenting u sin ar 4 pear nee, Is
probably SUD 'rior u It some of IFS
features. In the m d lie ayes the Vua
Saint was conside-e to hol
very high position among Par an
thorou ghfareS; it was, more over, ''by
the Porte Saint-Denis," observes Sa mt
70. <. ''that royal personag'' enter ID
Paris" Its superior has lOnr since
departed. All tie labyr nth of dirty
lanes closely pack d between the Rue
and Fauoourg Saint-Martin and the
Rue and Faubourg Saint-Oen!s. be-
wildering wayiarers All sorc'v trying
their pate ice, has, in greet part. bteD
swept away and its place &c uni ID bv
the admirably constructed DouIev 'rd:
Sebastopol and Strasbourg.-GentIs
mans NagaziRe.