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The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29

ONE oi AlbuqueIque's justices of the peace, named W. C. Hancock, who was convicted of embezzlement, jumped the town the other day, but was arrested at Gallup and brought back to answer to several indictments which have been, found againsl him.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29

THE bnl ohenng a reward of S25,- ooo for the capture or killing ol Ger onlmo, which the Hon. C, C. Bean delegate to Washington, introduced, has passed both houses aud awaits but the signature of the president to be-. come d law.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29

FROM the present outlook our stock men have every reason to expect thls year to be one of the most prosperous seasons ever known. Plenty of good grass and water, what more could be asked.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29

MAXWELL has confessed that he kill ed Preller accldentaliy(?J by the use of chloroform administered while treating him for disease. Here is a chance for the St. Louis authorities 10 stretch some new rope.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29

GENERAL MLLS has started out well by causing the arrest of two officers for delay in obeying orders to pursue Indians. This IS the first step taken to punish the cowardice or incompe- tence of regular army officers, which has caused so many lives Tn Arizona apd New Mexico. -Ex.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29

THE latest IS that the redontable Jersey Colonel(?) IS well vlrsed in law and if he does not obtain the uomina ton for Deiegate to Congress will ask that his judicial talent be recognized by Congress. Ghost of Blackstone arise and kick with four feet.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29

Ar recent meeting ln Chicago, in the interest of home rule for Ireland, over o,oOo friends of that cause were present. Governor Oslesby pre- sided as chairman.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29

M. L. WICKS, who Was member of the I2th legislative assembly, ha5 just been acquitted of the charge of uyng to shoot a man al Los Angeles, nan.ed lowering.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29
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 THE Tombstone Erraph, commen; ing upon a farce of trlal recently held al Prescott by Mr Zuhck, to get rid of the insane as,ium commission CTS, has this to say: Even the demo cratic journals of the terntory-that is the respectable portion of them condemn his ac,ioa, for which, indeed there is absoluteiyno excuse. Zuiick missed his vocation when he was acci, dentally shoveled into the governor. ship. He would Ec mcre al home as 6 dealer in cast.oG-earmehis, in Chat ham street, New Yu.k."
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29

THE people of Albuquerque deserve credlt for the energy they are display ing to make the coming opposition the grandest affair ever known Tn that Cifv
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29

THE eduor of a "Gentile" paper out in Utah pitched into Mormonlsm with considerable vigor, mentioning by name the editor of an esteemed Mormon contemporary and holding him up as a ''frightful example. " The latter wrote in reply as follows; "We will waste neither tune or space in answering wholesale lies connected by characteriess vagr ant and printed in an ink-splotched apology for a newspaper that Is without either cir culaton and influence. Let the goll- ed jade vince; our witherS are un- wrong." He was naturally mad when he wrote il, and his hand trembled. so the vriting-at best rather poCr-- was decidedly Cleeieyi-h. The copy was sent in 10 the composing room. and soon afterwards he was subp9ned as a witness in big bigamy suit, be- ing kept ftom the office until after the paper was printed. The prool-reade' improved the opportunity to ge' "full," ard this is the way the item appeared; "We will waste neither time nor speech in arguing wholesale lies convicted by charitable apogec for a newspaper that IS without en. tail, curcuho, or inference. Let the gallon jug wait; one witless ass un. hung. "-Ex.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29

TURN your lace towards Thumb Butte and ask forgiveness for the mal. lclous, wicked attacks you have made upon bonafde honest ArizOnlans.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29
FCr Sale.

Thirty thousand pounds of Whit Star Potatoes at 2H cents per pound Will be delivered in any Qpantity a Flag,IaT. Address, JoHN CLARK,
 maItf Flagstaff, Ariz
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29

GENERAL MILES IS reported to have offered a reward for the capture oi Geronimo and his braves, dead or alive.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29
"So you'd rekindle strife

"So you d rekindle strife
 In the land that nmtured you; That with mercy like Christ's lOrgave
 Fen you-lscariot-you!
 Traitor with Arnold linked,
 In a crime more fell than he. Live; (Sluce the country so wills it-live), But live where no eye can see. Hide, like a Cain accurSed,
 From the gaze of an outraged land There are marks so deep that times too
 short
 To wipe out the felon brand.
 Thank God for your worthless life,
 That a generous foe could save, When he should have sent our Borgian
 heart
 To an unhallowed grave.
 Ask him, on pended knee,
 Your blood stained soul to spare, And he who granled a Christ 10 men
 Perhaps will hear you prayer. But we who have fought the fight,
 And have seen our brothers die We are not Gods-and we cant forget
 When their blood Is scarce vet dry" -VahoRaI Zt76Hae, Washington, b. C.
 If this arch traitor and second Ju- das Iscauot had been taken to Ander- sonvile cemetery, and hanged by the neck until he was dead, instead of being taken to the spot where he took the oath as President of the. Southern >Confederacy, 1t would have pleased ml.iions ot old malned and crippled Union veterans, and thousands of widows and orphans. While this old imbecile lives he should be haunted by the skeleton dead who perShed in the poisonous prison pens of the south.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29

The oficia! police report on the Anarchist riots at Chicago shows tbal Go officers were wounded. of whom 6 have died, 10 have returned to duty and 5I are still under the surgeon s rare
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29

ENGLAND's greatest statesman and lreland'S true friend, Premier W. E. Gladstone, has rendered hls resigna- ton to the Queen.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29

FOR RENT. Land for ient near the school house. Enquire of G. (. Bruce, on the premises. If
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29

AND the importation don't pay one cent of taxes.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29

WITH Ireland divided Gladstone'S home rule bill, even if 1t becomes a law will have DO effect.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29
S2o.oo REWARD.

TgIHE UNDERSIGNED will pay the above l. reward for the delivery of the following described anlma, at Ash Fork, A. T: One black horse mule. one hr 'wn mare mule, both branded circle dot on left hip. Both ire large sized mules. Usually range north and west of Williams.
 MRS. A. A PEY1ON, may2on Ash Fork, Arizona.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29

DURING the last week, the prospects for the home rule bill being deieared at its second reading have become eX- ceedmgly strong. Lord Harrington and MT. Chamberlain have formed a, alliance, and they have secur- ed enough Liberal votes with tne/aid of the Tories to bring about its deieal, The refusal of Mr. Gladstone to con- cede the sitting Of lush members sJ Westminster is waat has produced the present asp.cl ot affairs, as Mi Chan4berlain's support rested upon that.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29

. THE country editor IS man who reads newspapers, writes on almost any subject, sets type, folds papers,
 makes up mail, runs errands, saws wood, works in the ga,deu, is blamed
 for thousands of things he never thought of, helps poople in the office who forget all about it afterwards and frequently gets cheated out Of half his earnings. He puff, and does more to build up the town than anybody else, and the miser and the fogy are bene- fitted; yet they will not take his pa per, will borrow il, read 1t, and cuss the editor.-sromshurc Republican.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29

TIE Senate has passed the Atlantic X Pacific Railway land forfeiture bill.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29
Na8'EICG.
ESTRAY NOTICE.

FAME 10 the ranch of the undersigned May U 2Sd, one bay stallion about 4 years old. No brands. Owner can have the same b, proving property and paying for this adver tsement and costs ot keeping.
 ALBERT GRADY. may29u Flagstaff.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29
Wa&ECN.

A hrSt.c'asS h',"Esm'h "79 find steady employment by apDjvilg to
 F. $. WILc X, mayoo INV Flagstaff Ar,z ma.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29
Estray Horse.

CORRELL HORSE. flax mane and tail, O supposed to be about twelve years old. I6H hands high, thin m flesh, branded U. $ on left shoulder, found bout $ mi les from Flag,taf near Coconeni Forest.
 may2Itf IoHN HANCE.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29
~G9a'Read Me foAo5oing O65ry:. .5E7F-

FOR $t5oo vou can get a desirable place 1 for 500 mead of cattle a rare bLrgJ'n.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29

SATURDAY, MAY go, 1886.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29

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The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29

',~n Special attention given to repair ing and roofing. aprI
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-04
STONE FOR BREAD.


'.4i f'N r AlsAlI.A I.as
one by one, 'u turn. like the uu,trlms
which .lcsen and d-pen the system. 'ne
so.cal,ei strength. giving ds,lcss Fan into
dlsu-o TO be- supplemented b, what th,
sommpn sense N the people has disco, ercd
20 be- simpler aud better Not lpug since
ihe chicago News" published the follow.
hs "' hrni-try hw decilcd that the 'oud
value ~ bssi tea s so small thai 70 can
scarcely he clRHci ~ food Phystaus
have Tor some ume tsusht that TO give
conyse-'cul beef tea -svsn tho Yer,
strength N the meat is to give him "a
stone when hs asks FOR bread what IA
needed IS 20 add malt " some " The IRE
pared tuod This fact Ia not sum ieutlv
well known IN nurses, and hence corva.
ssceucs Il often nesdlcAsly prolonged "
About ue same time another cheuiat
declared that Ga msS. an y food, had
about As much value ma chips stimuli
hnSous With these disclosures. there al,
psNrcd IN ths Cincinnati "rimta .Sturr
discussion at length upon the merits ~
Beef Tea iu which appeared tie re,ults
permsrts upon two dogs 10 ascertain its
value ~ "a food The two animals com.
psrativcly we're u cqual strength and
health and Tor stated time were given.
respectively water and beef ten Ts.uus
70 which beef tea WAS administered died.
the other sustained On water lived one.
hAlf the rr-'uratyeo do uut restore .uwpt.
~ ~ rilrHc,ouAy Stature wants ultlpio
get stronger Medicine might further
weaken Physicians, without exception,
nov unite Ia pIosrnhiug pure whisaey
absolutely iree from fuse u. and other
ueHious and poisonous authorizations which
are the hef oble, lions to pruluar, Whit.
k''' Not unit recently huwc,cL was he
process discovered OF eliminating the active
and Nru.rut poison. lut upon the intro.
duct'ou ~ punys pure malt whskoy,
which sci,utlste declare tu be- absolutely
pure, II ~ once became the standard iu
ne'ieHl practice, and combining food
and stimulant quality, It IL hrr,go4u,lcd
'pecii'D 10 Ihe place VI these discarded
EusuunlA
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-04

tAr eve OF little ~allie, daughter of
Hon T.. \ Nturgi-. yesterday morn
Ing The operation was successful,
aiI now the little one will. it j.,
hoped not lose her cNesight. rs wa.
feared. llI- honor Mayor ~urgi-.
feeds greatly relieved over tho result
OF the operation.
Mr.. DO. Levine, who resides ON
tuluiubu- street. between ninth and
Tenth, aWukc saturday night amt SAW
negro in his roum Mr.. L. reached
FOR bis pistol, and as the burglar ran
Nc fired three shots at mm. A. the
negro left hc let drop n large white
huudie kuiic with whi1h, perhaps, ho
A4i intended doing dcvi.ish deed.
l''- pity one OF Mr.. Ls shots did
uui take effect Ia the villains spine.
Nr Nymrr Moore ha- thoroughly
drained that great lake of water which
stood near tho eastern extremity OF
rrrau AMI Walnut streets, below
First street cemetery. The water
was run ont into the river
burglars entered the Lehman
house saturday night and stole "a lot
ut MIR. d. II. Boyd clothing aud q ,il-
,rr watch Mr.. Boyd IL the night
.rrk. steep. after the last Trans come
boo aud it was while hc was suoollug
lu 'hc Office that lhc thief made the
ttd uu h.m.
IhrNn- company have commenced
H.lug ,i4ht-uch mains from their
works cop First street To Bridge
ihouoo tp Eighth street. The old
m..w- were only three inches in
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-04

Miss Carrie aged Is wears daughter
ul Nlr y g. Williamson OF sulphur
~prug, lcNa' died sunday morning
~ o. O'clock ut lmylor.Waco Uuiycr
-ltN Tine remains wcro forwarded
tu sulphur springs NJ 1888 u'ciotk
hast Afternoon. Mis-, Williamson
Nu, student Ht the college, aud left
many warm iricud- among the stu.
don't, 10 mourn her loss.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-04

For sale nj onc-half tncirArlml
value hl u. bomnau y Bro.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-04

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-04

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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-01-07

Lane, and Patrick Reynolds. who have been
under treatment by NJ Pastsur. win leave for
home Sunday NEXT They arc all well Kauf-
mann received his first incubation At half past
II this nlornirs. He continues confident and
in good spirits.
The creditors of the King Of Bavaria
have petitioned for distrsin OF his goods, but
the General Of the Army has forbidden bailiffs
10 take any such action.
The Municipal Council Of Cork will
try the experiment Of erecting seventy -four
cottages for iaborers, to be rented for half a
crown per week.
The value Of the crops in Ireland
this year reached nearly 81 $4,000 This is
largely above the average for the last decade.
Gen. Booth, of London, in asking
for $4,000 for the expenses Of the Salvation
Army for 1885, states that he win not publish the
accounts Of past years
So great has been the fall of snow
throughout Scotland that a train with three en-
gines was stalled in the County Caithness
Signor Sbarbaro, who was elected O
member of the Italian Chamber of Deputies
for Pavia, and who has been undergoing a
sentence Of seven years imprisonment for
threatening the Ministry, has been released
from prison.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-01-07
NEWS CONDENSED.
Concise Record of the Week.


81 For the last week the imports OF
merchandise at New York, exclusive of dry
goods, were valued at nearly $6,50O,OO0.
A fire at Georgetown, Mass, burned
thirteen business places and residence, the
losses aggregating $4,000 Two men were
killed by falling walls, and five others were in
jured.
Mahlon Hulrizer, who went to the
war from Jersey town twenty.one years ago,
and has since been mourned as among the
dead, returned to his parents on Christmas
night He owns large beds of nitrate in Peru.
At the gate of General Grants tomb,
on Christmas Day, the widow and her son
Frederick placed q wreath Of flowers.
white-haired veteran from Galena obtained
permission TO touch il with his lips, but lady
vainly offered the guard $40 for a single
flower.
Work at the Nanticoke, Pa, colliery,
where the recent accident occurred, burying
nearly thirty men, has been abandoned The
company will recompense the relatives. The
victims are doubtless buried deeply beneath
sand, culm, and rock, and can never be found
The storms of last week wrecked
Ave Gloucester (Mass.) fishing schooners, eight
lives being lost
Typhoid fever prevails in the peni-
tertiary at Albany where there are seven hun
bred prisoners. Six deaths have occurred
within the past week, and the hospital contains
thirty serious cases.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-01-07
POLITICAL.

John Bigelow's resignation of the
Sub Treasurership at New York is believed to
be due to an unwillingness to be responsible
for 80 much money.
Washington telegram: "Mr. Evarts,
in his New York interview, has not chosen to
affirm or deny the report that upon tho re-
assembling of the Senate he will make a
speech upon the silver question which will
much resemble that of Senator Beck. 1t
is reported here that Senator Evarts is going to
charge in his speech that but for the attitude Of
the Arthur administration the Silver Commits
sion to Europe, of which he was a member,
could have secured an international agreement
which would have solved the silver question
and given the United States all the advantages
that such an arrangement can bring"
It is reported that Justice Miller, of
the United States Supreme Court, holds that
under the tenure-of-office act the President
cannot remove an official without the consent
of the Senate, and in case the Senate refuses to
confirm nominations made to succeed suspend
ed officials the latter are restored to Office I'M
til their successors are confirmed
The Legislature of Kentucky met
and elected Charles Offutt Speaker.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-01-07
WESTERN.

Thomas King, laborer residing in
Cologne street, Chicago, went home to supper
on Christmas eve and found his wife intoxicat-
ed The neighbors heard q violent quarrel,
and the next day found that King had fled and
his wife had been beaten to death. The muir
derer was arrested and admitted that he struck
the woman with chair He has served in the
British army, and once kept saloon in Wash
ington-
An internal machine was found on
the doorstep of the 500, 900 mansion of Judge
Lambert Tree, at No "a Cass street, Chicago
A policeman took the tin can of -glycerine
to the Lake Front and exploded il, boring hole
in the earth two feet in diameter The scheme
bears evidence that its author was an ignorant
crank.
Chicago elevators contain IA, 459, 855
bushels of wheat, ] ,92l, 998 bushels of corn,
$50, 453 bushels Of oats, 300 377 bushels of rye,
and 223 900 bushels of barley; total, IL, 1856 9O3
bushels of all kinds of grain, against Is 419, 1876
bushels year ago.
Pork tenderloin, imperfectly cooked,
has caused trichiniasis in the bodies of Frank
M. westerfeld and wife, of Wilmette, Ill
Both are suffering terribly.
William O. Page, attired in the
habiliments Of a widow, was arrested upon
his arrival at St Louis He was railway and
express agent at Golden City, NO., stole a
money package containing $4,000, and, dressing
himself in a suit Of his wife's clothing, skipped
The -four output of the Minneapolis
mills last week was a, 200 barrels, against SO,
05S for the preceding week and 95, 600 barrels
for the corresponding time in 1884
Judge Zane, of Salt Lake, imposed
upon Brigham Young Hampton sentence of
one year in the county Jail , after scoring him
with comments on his course as conspirator.
The United States District Attorney
at Omaha, Neb., has received instructions to
begin civil and criminal proceedings against
several persons for the illegal fencing of pub
lilo Ian Is
The River Improvement Convention
held at Kansas City passed resolutions recon-
mending appropriations for lighthouse sys-
tenn from that city to Fort Benton, and the
passage of a law declaring the Arkansas River
navigable from Fort Riley to its mouth.
BY freight train collision on the
Wabash Road near East St. Louis, Conductor
Meredith was killed, and ten persons painfully
injured An engine, caboose, and three cars
were wrecked
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-01-07
What Your Name Means.

The only Frank know is short and
stout, and o slow thinker, who begins
to dribble out his words before his
thought is ready, and then has to make
clumsy pause while the poor slow
thing is overtaking him. How differ
ent from the bright and winning Frank
of fiction.
How many Georges does one know
who Stay their dragons?
Tom is somewhere near Jack, but
less attractive, for these yielding, sus-
ceptibIe sinners are generally very Ink
able.
Andrew is not. He is slow and sure,
and quite reliable, so far as his own in
terests Jump with yours. 1 think /
should hate to be married to an An
drew; that is, the typical Andrew.
AS to John and James, they are
either John and James, or else Jack
and Jim, and worlds divide these from
each other. James and John are fixed
stars-Jim and Jack are planets, If not
comets, with the exception that not all
the science in the world could with
certainty predict their movements.
Then there is Alfred, often quite
unbearable prig, while Fred is the very
contrary. Frederick III very differ
emit man from Fred, and it seems as
impossible for Harry to grow old as it
is for Henry to be very young.
Charlie is surrounded by historic
grace, which disappears when we ex-
anime into facts, but tie name is i'm
proved by the cloudy halo that sur
rounds it. But Charlesl Oh, "Charles"
is dreadful. London Truth.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-01-07

This interesting bird, as is well known,
always takes the shortest route and "gets
there" soonest. In this respect he is worthy
of imitation by travellers. For example, a
man going TO Florida, as many do at this
season, would naturally take the Danville
Route, because that line not only passes
through the most interesting country, but
makes the run from Chicago to New Orleans
and Jacksonville In forty hours. This un-
precedented performance is made possible
BY the new bridge over the Ohio River, near
Evansville, which brings Nashville within
sixteen hours of Chicago. Palace Buffet
Sleeping Cars run without change to Nash
Vile, and with but one change to New
Orleans and Jacksonville, Florida. Send
to William Hill, General Passenger Agent
G. & K. I. r. r., Chicago, for an illustrated
copy of "Florida-A Story"