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Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

Grand Master Powderly Of the
Knights Of Labor says; | am opposed
to the boycott, because think IL is
ruinous. We never resort 10 il butaS
a last remedy, and then only in retail
iation for a like oftense on the part OF
the employers, Two wrongs never
make one right, but il the first wrong
doesn' t take place, the second is not
likelY 10 follow.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27
WHAT
WARMERS SAFE CURE
CURES AND Why.
sa5---sa@sa--4-4~@ss-.
CONGESTION Or TIE KIDNEYS, BAGKlCRE.
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS,
BLADDER, or URINARY ORGANS.
Catarrh Of the Bladder, Gravel Stone,
Dgopsyi Enlarged PIostrate Gland,
Impotency or General Debility,
BTights Disease.

WHY? Bccaaae it is the ontv
remedy known that has
pow er TO GGf9eg the uric acid
and urea Gf which there are some 500
rains soefetad each day ss the result Of
muscular action, and sallieient, If retained
IN the blaad, to kisi six men, II is
the direct cause OF all tlie above diseases,
as wpl ~ u Heart Disease. Rheumatism,
ApopleEy, Pfrslysis. insanity, and Death
Tbs great specific relieves this kidneys Of
too much blood frees them from an rri-
;auts, restores them % healthy action by its
certail aud soothing power.
iT CURES ALSO Jaundicc, En-
larSelnelt Of the Liver, Ahscess and Catarfh
OF the Bile Ducts, Biliansueas, Headache,
furl0d Tongue, Slseplassness, l.angnor,
Debiiify Constipation, Gall Stones and
every uaplaasant symptom which results
frula liver complaint
N9ksYg Because IL has a specific
and positive action Oh tho liver
as well gs an the Kidneys, increasing the
secretion and tow of bile, regulates tts cl4b.
Grating function removes anhealthiul Gorlns-
tinns, aud, III wold, restores il to Eatnral
activity, Without which health Is an ilnpossi.
bility
IT CURES ALeO Female Com.
Y,lfiflts eueo- yhsta Bisfylsnelupnts Ealnr1,e
ms,,ts. Uleerations painful Neaslg,Is tier q,
makes PFeonancy eafe prevent f5oorule;,,n,
and Chiid.Baa Fever. and aids natprs bv
restoring f,lactional activity.
why? All these troubles, as iz well
known by every physiin 0f education.
nyIas, fycF,a syr,sz ~, ,.rI MI,
1aifs3 kfiBsp ectign .--1aise s' sta'r,rt;on ~
the Blood vessels ana lrgaEieg do,gn and
this i the beQinniua and t5e eiTeat rsrse n
III tbe ailm6ntE IA N whieb ygnr,,,, 49,.
and must a surely follow as ,,ip5t as ths
day.
SRsk8w Warpsr's saf, Gar. 4. Al, ,o,,l.
s4gtd IN thonsl,ds ~ NM brgt ,,a,ir,i ~,
Ia ia IA osh tas Eksa3 Te,,;5s- II bs,..nsa
Il aeas ot0n scientific ptfnei,,las striEia,, n
nm yerv ROOT M ~ djoF,lt. II, IN a,,Ss ~
onthe Iitlaeys ANA liver Eoy IL Tt,a,,a 60,
gsrsga E1S vyere 4 etsS IN fSta Al
fhG yrSggtssrs segssssY y ~, 80 ~. ~
5erfiIy s,otso1s,Iye iS gsSS;,SJ
infhe tsoEg, Is nas seeei aiif ISn N
the gontfsfy, n fheg hr5 n isfsiIgs3 ~ ia NJ
are takga ap by tie bE3o,l deeo,on5sing NJ, 5' 4
aud es,7q3a5 {eath to ths most remote Ii,rt
of the bosly
tfgSsYt psr cant nf Al d:ros.,s ,,,I,,,t,
a!ilict humanity. arise nom ipIn.i,sd Eij,
nays is shaygF ~ ,nrilf,t,l ~, gi,oT;t;as ~,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

The shooting and mofsally wound
ing of Deputy sheriff Hall of Grant
County, New Mexico occurred On the
10th, while on bis way from Silver
City to Pinos Altos Hs was twice
shot through rhe body BY 4 Mexcan
rustler, named Pillar Hall was buried
the following day a posse started ID
pursuit of the murderer
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27


President Mutt, of the Atlantic g
Pacific, announces IN New York that
arrangements are being made for the
construction Of the Mineral Belt rail-
road and that the company has enter
ID into d guarantee traffic contract
with it, BY the terms Of which, while
making liberal provisions for the pay
ment Of It's bonds, the Atlanti. Y Pa
clfc secures joint ownership Of THIS
road The dispatch also says that the
guarantee has been approved by Pres
ident Strong, of tho Atchison COM
pany, and President Ninslow, Of The
81. louis and san Francisco company.
las Vegas. n M Optic,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

Brig. Gen. o. 0. Howard, whose
commission autedated Brig. Gen. Ter
ry's 800 days, aud was jumped by
fay5ritism Of President Cleveland for
Terry, has been appointed to succeed
Maior-General Pope.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

The ISL Of Brigadiers Is as follows,
with date Of oftheircommissions: Chris.
topher G. Apgur, com March 4, '69i
SEQ. Crook, com Oct 20, 75; Nelson
A. Miles, com. Dec. rs, so; David 81
Stanley. com March II, s4 George
Crook now stands second on the list
sE Brigadiers.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

A fearful tragedy occurred in the
Carrollton court house, Mississippi, in
which thirteen negroes we're shot to
death and others wounded by fifty
white men, who surrounded the build
ing. The tragedy was occasioned BY
the attempted assassination Of James
M LiadeA, Junior, 4 prominent law
yer, by thirteen negroes who shot and
severely wounded him. The accused
were upon trial al the time Of the at
tack by the yigilantes. Tho negroes
who shot Liddell are said ID be gang
of troublesome, vicious fellows IN
the county where the killing took
place the preponderance Of negroes is
IN proportion Of 5000 to 1000 Writes,
The negroes at the court house, and
there we're many of them, were All
armed.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

The strikers ia st. Louis took con
trol Of the Missouri Pacific road. The
result was a light between the strikers
and police, which resulted in victory
for the lAtEer.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27
TmE cmlRSssamuss.

An interesting letter from Tomb.
stone t5 the Citizen relating 70 the
Cmneahua 'war, diyested ofgerbiage
is that Chief Natchez and twenty.
three warriors are in camp on Elias
creek, eight miles from the auadalupe
canyon camp, They are there for the
purpose of. surreudering 10 General
Crook. Geronimo il with them but
he Is not, as Is generally supposed,
the managing and fighting chief The
reported fight between the Mexican
troops and the Indians is s.urely i'm.
aginative. There are no Mexican
troops in that part Of the country.
The most amicable relations exist be-
tween the troops and citizens and the
band Of "hostilss now eneamped at
Elias creek, and visits are frequent,
1t was only the other day that one Of
the hostile bucks came up to TribO-
let's butcher shop at San Bernardino
ranch --Tribolet is the beef contractor
and a tgader--and after buying bot
tie Of whisky went back to the camp,
He said that they had plenty to eat
but that they did not want to 6ght-
there were other Indians in the noun
tains who wanted to fight the Mexi-
cans, ont that his band chose to sur-
render to the United States authori-
ties and take the chances,
ChiefNana with one buck surrender
ed some time ago, Mana is little,
dried-up old man, as gray as sheet
of paper and is bow.leggod, He is
now believe at Lang's ranch camp,
but was for some time at Guadalupe
canyon. He loais around like gen
tlemaR of leisure and escapes the usual
restrictions accorded prisoner. He
goes to see the hostiles on Elias creek
and when they chose they pay him a
| friendly visit, The Indian scouts at
San Bernardino and Guadalupe can,
yon visit the kostiles almost every day
and occasionally a soldier out on a
hunt for deer, drops into their camp
! All are cordially and Hospitality re,
ceiyed. Such is Indian warfare.
| As said before, there are only
( IN enty-three in this party, but there
is a contingent, Chiefs Mangus, and
Chico have in the mountains two
| bands numbering about thirty-five all
| told, and they say when they surren'
! der no roller skates will be needed IN
I hell Mangus has been the prime
mover and director in this whole
thing and it will worry the UuiteC
States and Mexican troops to entral
him. He is aided by Chico, one Of tht
most willy, vicious, and long-headeC
men of the tribe. The two have reIa
tions with merchants in small towns
in Mexico which enables them to carry
on a warfare which, while it may DO Il
some extent bIoodless, will neyerthe
, less result in unpleasantness on thi
side of the line.
The idea that the Indian war is owe
/ is erroneous. The United States troop
will be kept on the line all summe
and provisions are now being mad,
for that arrangement The surrende
Of Geronimo will not end the troubl
! by a good deal. In fact Geronimo ha
bat little to say in this matter. He
a sort Of president in the Chiricahu
tribe and the war chiefs composes hi
cabinet. In matters polite and dc
mestic, his word Is regarded, but ii
warfare the ranking war chief hold
the reins. Should Geronimo surren
der to the authorities he would nc
only lose his position, but be relegate
to private life. y@qs gss.s.wsp-
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

OF those who have held commissions
to the u ). Senate from the Pacific
coast, Gwin, Sharon, Farley and Miller
have died within the last eight months,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

The latest Information ii that Col
onels Thomas H Rpger 18th Infantry,
and Wesley Merritt 5th Cavalry, Will
be the Brigadier Generals It's said
thai there Il no doubt about Colonel
Rpgers nonalnatloa.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

Judge Pinney has soured on Arizona
aud has determined to make bis home
in Napa, California, and il now on bis
way to that place.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

Dr Mary Walker was arrested att
Providence, n. L, for wearing men $
clothes, but released after short de-
teption,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

After several years Of opposition
from the rural members, bar6ed vine
fences are fer the FIRST time legaliaed
in Connecticut
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

Governor Stoneman has appointed
George Hearst to the position Of y. 5.
Senator to fill the vacancy oceasloned
by the death OF J. T. Miller.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

Frank James, the noted Missouri
outlaw has declined an offer Of So, 900
10 travel with a eirons the present
season.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27
Registering of voters for 1885, has
already commenced ii Pima County

There is such thing as being too
big The steamer Great Eastern is
.aboat % be converted into a coal hulk,
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ATHENS, February lot is reported
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under 80 years of age, will shortly be
summoned for active service,
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Long loans made on city real estate at low
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George Hearst. There is no honest denial
to be made of the fact. There is no DEM
ocrat who will get "hot about the
charge; there is no Democrat who will
dare to deny that bull-butter George is a
candidate for the United States Senate;
there is no Democrat who will venture to
deny that whenever the old man enters
the political lists he knocks in the head of
"a bar'l of money"
1t is Hearst's money that lies at the base
of the assault upon candidates for the
legislative ticket within the Republican
lines He buys the Democracy out Of
hand, and purchases journalistic and other
influences to corrupt or cow Republicans.
What are Republicans going to do
about it? VIII they submit to this infamy
being contaminated? If they have their
eyes open they must see that the side
shows all over the country are engineered
by Democrats. There is not sincere Re
publican in any of the movements, except
the wool is pulled over his eyes by Demo-
cratic demagogues. The chief cooks of
the abortive independent movement in this
county are, and always have been Demo
Gratis, and on election day this Independent
bob to the Hearst kite will be found
flying on the tail of the Democratic State
ticket
Talk of bossism In all the long and
constant fight we have made against polit-
ical chicane and boss dictatorship, we have
known no suck fragrant, shameful and
pitiable example of boss rule as in the in
stance referred to, nor can we recall sin
gle case that parallels the deception prac-
ticed upon Republicans who have been led
into the movement. Let Republicans
take the fact to heart Let them ask
themselves if they can afford as citizens,
irrespective of political faith or discomfort,
to be used as cat's-paws to drag Hearts
chestnuts from the legislative hearth?
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-20
THE ATTEMPT Te BLACKMAIL.

We yesterday in full explained the
impudent attempt to levy blackmail
upon Republican candidates. The price
demanded for Withholding blow, is that
their independence and manhood shall be
sacrificed on the altar of the ambition of
George Hearst. If it was openly made in
the interest Of that pretentious individual
at once, the ability to COW and browbeat in
this direction would wholly depart.
1t matters not at all to us who any pros
pective legislator may have in mind as his
choice for United States Senator. We are
Indifferent on that head so long as the
man to be chosen is shown to be true
Republican, honest, competent, and of re-
pute commensurate with the dignity and
character of the exalted Office to be filled
but we cannot be silent in the face of the
corruption being attempted by the ChrOn-
iele nor, in our opinion, can any self
respecting Republican who esteems his
political faith something beyond the pos
sibility of barter and sale.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-20
NEWS OF THE MORNING.

EAsrERN.-Sharp and Fcshay, two Of the
Aldermanic bribers, have been arrested in
New York .....,A shotgun quarantine is
maintained against Biloxi, iss.-....After
nineteen futile attempts, a perfect lens for
the Lick telescope has been secured......
Yesterday, at Chicago, the St Louis Base
ball Club defeated the Chicagos II to o.,
Money. food and clothing are in great de-
mand for the Sabine sutferers......The story
of a Government subsidy TO develop the
Comstock lode is again revived.....-..E Ed
rnunas has been reelected United States
Senator from Nermont..-...C Colonel Grant
has notified Dana that he must take back
his $500.
FoREIGF.-It is said that all the leading
Powers of Europe oppose the reelection OF
Alexander to the Bulgarian throne.
The Marquis of Aylesbury is .dead-----.An
American named Harris has defrauded a
London bank of 81 090...--- London Social
lists threaten trouble on the occasion of the
Lord Mayors parade.
PAcfFrc CoAsT.-Ferdinand Helm and
Richard Flanagan committed suicide at the
Bay yesterday Jerry Shellove was acct
dentally shot in the arm at Germantown
on Sunday George Robinson, of Peta-
luna, will probably die from the effects o.
a bursting bomb..-..-T. J. Hopkins attempt
ed suicide in Tulare yesterday ....., Francis
O'Brien fell dead at Paso Robles on Mon
day. The dead body of Patrick Kelly
has been found in San Luis 0bispo.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-20
FALSE PRETENsE.

\ Democratic contemporary declares
that the party has no candidate for United
States Senator; Z" it will wait until it has
the Legislature and then look for the
man." What foolish falsehood. Hearsfs
two-page cartoon rs a candidate for the
Senate appears in San Francisco weekly
He is represented as carrying" Califor-
mia, that unfortunate State being strapped
upon his back, in the form of giddy
girl" What hollow pretense is the claim
of the San Francisco Alta that the Democ-
racy has no candidate for the Senatorship.
The .Ahd knows the statement to be I'M
truth. Here is the Suffer Farmer Demo-
cratic down to the very carriers, but op-
posed to Hearst for the anti-yalley con-
spiracy into which he entered, saying it is
at loss to know why it is that Hearst
alone is discussed by Democrats as the
party's Senatorial candidate.
4 Calaveras contemporary declares that
chief issue made in that county is
whether Legislative candidates shall be
chosen who viii elect Hearst or some one
else. All throughout the country there are
patent evidences of the low-down sewer
work being down for the bull-butter candi-
date
All attempts of the Atc are vain to con-
ceal the fact that the Examiner and Chrof,-
ieic-alleged by the San Francisco Nc,os
Letter to be now under one control and
ownership-have but one thing to do bat
tie for in this campaign, and that is the
election o! George Hearst to the United
States Senate. For this the Examiner stu
diously avoids mentioning his name, and
never refers to the structures of the press
upon the impudent ambition of that in
competent for this the San Francisco
Chronicle is traitor to the party it pretends
to foster, and labors to deliver it into the
hands of its enemies
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-20
WILL VOTE FOR HEARST.

General John T. Carey has permitted
himself to be laid upon the Democratic
altar in this county as a sacrificial offering
to the Baal of his party. That is to say,
Mr.. Carey is one of the Democratic forlorn
hope that proposes to make struggle for
the Legislature. If by any chance he
should reach the Senate hewill be entitled
to vote for a United States Senator. Real
izing this fact, and approaching fully the
deep concern and alarm of the people over
the possibility of George Hearst being
chosen, General Carey, in the course of a
very long speech in this city on Monday
took occasion to put himself squarely,'
plainly and unequivocally fright" before
the people on that question. And this is
how he managed it.
He declared he did not know how he
should vote for Senator if elected. He was
adroit, for Hearst may break his neck be-
fore the date of the election, or his sack
give cut before the campaign is over, and
the scheme to force him on the Legisla-
ture be thus defeated. Next he would, if
elected, vote for a Democrat, but as to
Hearst he had never met him but twice,
and then when he, Carey, did not dream of
being a candidate As a rule it is all suf-
ficient for an intelligent man to
meet Mr.. Hearst once. Lastly, Gen
eral Carey declared that the subject
had never been preached to him by Hearst
or any of his friends. And we do not
doubt the statement; nevertheless, il
elected Mr.. Carey will vote for Hearst
as his caucus will dictate, since he is not
of the Democrats who bolt" the caucus.
We are puzzled to know why he did
not say in so much homely Eng
fish: az will not vote for George
Hearst, if elected. because as an intelligent
man, with all my interests in the Sacra-
mento valley, l know him to be the enemy
of my home, the pronounced enemy OF
agricultural and dairy interests, myself
being the son of a farmer. | will not vote
for him because Imoac that if he had not
money he would be unheard of because l
know him to be incompetent for the place,
untitled by education, social training or in
telligence for the high seat because !
know that if George Hearst is sent to the
United States Senate, it can only be ac-
complished by purchase, since he is devoid
of every intellectual requisite for the posi-
ton" This is what Mr.. Carey might have
said, should have said, could truthfully
have said, but which he did not say, though
we are confident he believes it.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-20
ANOTHER LIE NAILED.

Not content with lying about John T.
Swift and many Others on the Republican
ticket, the Eraminer-the Democratic side
of the Ctronicte-has assailed the Repub-
lican candidate for Clerk of the Supreme
Court. The Greenville Bulletin publishes
an emphatic denial of the charge that Mr..
Orr flched the fees of Office while County
Clerk of Plumas. 1t is shown that there
is no truth in the story-that Mr.. Orr col
lected and paid in every dollar due the
county from his Office. Not one of the
Examiners yarns has proved true-the pa
per is in the campaign to lie; it is in
structed to lie Justify, and it will continue
to do so.