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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10
PERSONAL.

Senator Cullom Is now nearly we'll after an Illness
that was serious.
Sir Richard Burton has gained much In health by his
tour IN Switzerland
Forty years ago an enthusiastic follower Of Old
TppccanOe' cut IN the face of hugo stone Tacott
Mountain in Connecticut tho inscription W. II. H.,
1892 and the has since been called arrison's
Rock Tho portion bearing the inscription has now
been cut or and presented 10 the Young Mems Re
publican Club OF Ncw-llaycn.
" silver fctcT I'm honor Of the twenty-nfth wedding
anniversary Of tho Prince and Princess Of Wales viii
be- held IN London the Royal Exhibition Grounds
during the last four days of this week Lady Randolph
Churchill Lady Charles Bcrcsfoid Mrs Dumauricr.
Mrs. Bancroft and other ladies' OF rank and distinction
VIII manage H. aud the receipts viii 80 to pay the
debt on hospital for children.
In 1897, according TO autograph letter lately sold
in London, Dlsrael wrote to Mrs. Bulwer: 1t is odd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10
TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1883.
. TIE NEWS THIS MOANING.

Congress Both branches in session. -
The Senate: Several changes made in the In
terstate Commerce act; the nomination Of Colonel
Casey to be Chief of Engineers, with several Ter
rtorial appointments, vas received. == The
House: In the debate on the sugar schedule, Mr..
Breckenridge, Of Kentucky was forced to admit
that the Democratic members of Ways and Means
granted interviews in behalf Of the Sugar Trust
and refused them to workingmen Mr. Cannon's
amendment and Mr. Dingley's proposal to reduce
the present duty sugar 80 per cent were rejected
with ell other Republican amendments.
Foreign.-Mr. Parncll asked in the House Of
Commons for committee to inquire into the
charges brought against himself and other Ma
tionasts in the ODonnell-" Times libel suit: the
request was refused by the Government; further
measures will be taken by the parnelliteS. &C
Mr.. O'Brien charged the Government with caus-
ing the death of William Vaudeville by harsh
treatment in TullamOre Jail --= Prince Alex
ander narrowly escaped death by being thrown
down mountain side while driving. - The
Editor of The Cologne Gazette was sentenced
to three months Imprisonment for stating that
landlord had refused to sell piece of ground
on which to erect q statue of William l.
Domcstic.-Two more Western iron firms signed
the Amagamated scale. 80 Another Burlington
striker was arrested at Aurora, Ill, charged with
completely in the dynamite conspiracy -
Gloucester halibut fishermen contemplate trans
ferring their quest to the Pacific Ocean. GO
Senators Iliscocl and Farwell declared that there
is nothing in the Chicago platform TO show that
the Republican party is in favor of " free wills
key" - Preparations began for the convcn-
ton of the Republican State League i'll Saratoga
on Wednesday
City and Suburban.-rIamilton Fish, Jr testl-
fed before the Senate Investigating Committee :;
Mr. Dowd to be called to-day. 60 John Keenan,
in an affidavit explains his absence in Montreal on
The grounds of i-health and pressure Of business.
- Plans for the meetings of the Republican
State and National Committees. - The Repub-
lican Club perfected its campaign organization.
- Commissioner Gibbons wrote TO the Attor-
ney-General, and the Aldermen sent resolutions Of
inquiry TO General Newton, about the United
States Illuminating Company. = The rumor
about the Pennsylvania road assuming control Of
the Staten Island Belt road could not be confirmed
- Joseph Muir, the Maiden lane jcwellcr, was
declared insane and taken to Boominadalc Asylum.
THE fremcn accused of stealing at The
Century" Building fire Will try to prove an alibi
80 Stocks opened active and firm, duncss and
reaction followed, closing steady.
The Observation-Disclosures for to-day: Rainy
with nearly stationary temperature. Temperature
yesterday: Highest, "a degrees; lowest, 65 ay-
eragc, 6S 1-2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10

Mr.. parnell evidently has no chance Of re-
ceiving fair play from the House of Commons.
lie announced his intention yesterday OF ask
ing for committee TO inquire into the au-
thenticity of the letters published by The
Times" hut was met with the promise OF a
refusal. His followers. however, will do their
best to prccptatc debate in some way in
order to give him an opportunity to defend
himself One Of the devices contemplated is
a proposed reduction in the salary of the At
torney-Gen Obviously there is no desire
to get at the truth in the matter on the part
Of the Government. The longer it is con-
cealed the better for THE Times" and for
tho authorities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10

living about Republican free whiskey" and
Republican manufacturing trusts" Last year
900 distileries produced 1884, 316 gallons
of whiskcy, with an average net profit OF
S7S,4Ol. This business is protected by the
Internal Revenue system, and it yields an
enormous corruption and election fund for
the saloon party, which is the real old JeHer-
sOnian Democracy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10

Iockport, y. y, July 0.-Edwn Cowlcs,
managing editor OF The Cleveland Leader -
IS sim In Europe, ami has recovered
from his poor health of last winter A dispatch
which has been given some circulation stating that
he was attacked with hemorrhage az Lockport Is
entirely without foundation. IL Is Eugene H. Cowles
son OF Editor Cowles, who Is III here, but no Is
improving and viii 50 West IN few. days. > -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10

committee are already in town. Mr. Morton
is to be in the city to-day and tomorrow, and
the committeeman viii have an opportunity to
meet and confer with him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10
Amusrrtcr,f6.

CAsNo-S-Nadiy.
EDEN MusEE-Wax Tableaux.
ER.sTINA. 6 I-Bufao Bin.
MApisoN-AvR AND 59rHsr.-Day and Evening
Jerusalem and the Crucihxton.
MADISON SQUARE rHEArRE-S:30-The Keepsake
sr. GEoR6E-S-Nero, or Tho FAN Of Rome.
TERRACE GARDEN-S-Opera
4TH-AvE AND MISUNDERSTANDING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10

Persons Tearing torn tor the season, and sum-
ner trarelleys, can hare THE DAILY TRIBUNE
mailed to them, postpaid, for 80 cents per month,
the address bang changed as often as desired.
THE DAILY TRIBUNE wil be sent to any dddresS
in Europe at 81 80 per month, rhich includes
The Occur pOStnQe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10

"And this is tho party Of Lincoln and OF Sumner"
SO remarks Tho Buffalo Courier in an attempt to
be severe at the expense OF current Republicansm.
II is interesting 30 note that at this late day Demo-
Gratis are beginning 20 recognize Lincoln and Sum
ner as iliustrious and patriotic Americans. Not so
very long ago a distinguished Democrat, with the
hearty approval of many Of his party brethren,
bludgooncd Mr. Sumner and still other leading
Democrats ceased not day or night while Mr.. Lin
coin was President shamces,ly to BLACKBOARD him.
The Courier's' observation is interesting in
dication that the Democratic party has experienced
a change Of heart respecting Lincoln and Sumner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
CuRoNICLED AND CRITICISED BY MR. ED.
MUND YATES

THE o'DoNNELL LIBEL sUIT-BIsHoPs AT DIN,
NER-PRoFITS IN TURF BREEDING-HESLEY
vEEK-PATRIoTIsM At CLUNY CASTLE
SOCIAL, PERSONAL AND oP.
ERATIC NOTES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10

Appraiser McMullen can afford to remain
undisturbed by the rumors ahoat in regard TO
his removal. If he is removed or requested
to resign, the reason viii not be far to seek.
After his vigorous defence Of Assistant Secre-
tary Maynard, Secretary Taiichid, if COM
PEELED to choose between Maynard and Nc
Mullen, would not hesitate long. lie has only
to be "of the opinion that it would tend to
promote the public interest if' Mr. McNiulen
"ceaSed to be in the service of the Govern
ment''-to use the Secretary's own language
in another case-and the thing would be done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10

The Republican National Committee will
meet here tomorrow to prepare for the active
prosecution of the campaign. The principal
business will be the election Of officers and an
Executive Committee, and the choosing Of
permanent headquarters. This work Is, OF
course important, since much depends on get
ting good start. Several members Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10

Mr.. Joseph Chambcrlan's paper, "The BrmIng
ham POST frankly says that we arc directly con-
ccrncd I'm tho issue OF the contest Columns could
add nothing English manufacturers are directly
concerned In Mr.. Clcvcland's reelection, and for
very good Reconsideration Advertiser
OF course they with raw materials the
free list, manufacturers would ere long be able
10 compete with English manufacturers In all tho
markets Of the world They much concerned
thar about the last thing they hope for IS the adoption
Of the policy of tariff revision which President Clcve-
land advocates. IL would be millions out OF the
pockets or English manufacturers and into the pockets
Of American producers brOohlyn Eagle.
SO the English manufacturers are crazy to have
Mr.. Cleveland reelected as to enable themselves
to transfer millions from their own pockets into
those OF their American rivals! That kind of
wholesale, undscriminating philanthropy is not
English, you know.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10

The immense surplus in the National Treasury IS
fraught with Increasing evils and dangers There IS
a growing discomfort among the intelligent working
classes with high taxes the necessarics Of life.
The many burdencd for the benefit Of the few.
II Is in The power Of the Republicans in the present
Congress 10 correct Immediately many of the unjust
features of this odOus tariff II they viii set
rcsOlutcly and boldly about it, They Will thus
spike The guns" Of tho frcetr traders They viii
ncu;laliZe the unhappy eject Of that pr0nuuciamcnO
in favor of free whi,key as an aiternatiyc.-tDr.
Cuyicr in The Evangelist.
Immediately" is the word used by the venerable
Brooklyn temperance orator. That. too is the
word used by his friends, the Prohibitonists, in
their National platform They demand the i'm
mediate abolition of the whole internal revenue
system which. in the absence Of concerted action
Of all the State Legislatures, is pronuncia-
mcnto" in favor Of free whislley. Does our worthy
friend intend to warn his radical temperance fol
lowers against voting the Prohibition ticket this
year on n platform that means free whiskey i'm
mcdatcly7 Or does he purpose advising them
to 20 with the Democracy tie party which during
the best years of his active and useful career he
correctly described as the party Of free rum? This
is d good time for sincere temperance people like
DR.. Cuyler to 80 slow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10

Is Mr. Cleveland blessed with a short mem-
DRY or with chronic indisposition to keep his
pledges and the pledges Of his party? The
platform adopted by the Democratic National
Convention at Chicago, on July 10, 1884, de
clared that "the selection Of Federal officers
for the Territories should be restricted to citi-
zens resident therein" Mr.. Cleveland yes
terday nominated five Judges for Utah, Da-
kota, Idaho and Alaska. Only one of the five
is resident of the Territory for which he is
named Are Democratic promises made only
10 be dsregarded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10

If we remember rightly, when John Keenan,
betoolS himself early in 1886 to the pines Of
Lakewood n. j., it was given out on the au-
thority Of himself or his friends that there was
something the matter with his feet" This
was generally considered one Of The best Jokes
of that season. As product Of pure humor,
however, it pales Intellectually alongside Of his
affidavit, voluntarily contributed to this morn
ing's papers Fancy finer touch than Kee-
mans side-spitting remark that he finds il
" impossible and incOnvenient' to leave Mon
treal at present! The Montreal exile has
missed his vocation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10

Carmen was given on Saturday night with MIC
dc Lussan. At last an American has got chance a.
Covcnt Garden In tho Spanish heroine. \ few wohe
win suffice, She alone new so far as ono eau
judge from distance, the American mademoisehe
young rather pretty and resembles very much Madame
Arliti She has high mezzo-soprano and acts III
rather lively but not unaractvc fashion She dancs
very prctty. The debut Of Mile. do Lussan
was tho signal for an essentially AueIeaa nsa' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10

Cleveland is the English candidate; Harrison
is the American candidate. Americans are in
the majority in this country.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-06-13
Some Large Guns.

The Elswick breech-loading nfed cannons weighs one hundred and ten tons; the diameter of the bore IS I6. 25 inches it hurls projectile of I,8oo lbs. {. and uses habitually $50 lbs, of powder at discharge. This gives an energy of 5S.927 foot-tons Ca foot-ton is work ex- pended in raising tons weight one yer tical foot). With thousand pounds of powder, the muzzle velocity is 2,I28 feet q. e, the distance projectile would pass over in a second, with the speed 1t had on leaving the muzzIe), and the energy 57,6So tons.
 The new English war-ship "Benbow. w.'' which has just been completed at cost of $4,ooo,ooo will have two Elswich guns. and the Italian government has received from Krupp's manufactory three others weighing 1rSH tons each.
 Another, I3e tons in weight, I5.7 calibre, IS under construction. It is I5H feet long, and has two projectiles. The lighter weighs I,63o lbs, and is estimated at the muzzle to pierce 45 inches of wrought iron. The heavier is 6 inches long, weighs ASIA pounds, and with the same charge of powder, is estimated to penetrate 47H inches of wrought iron.-Gen. o. O. Howard, in the American Magazine for June.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-06-13
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Third Jadtcial
 DistSict, County of Ysvapai, Terriioryl
 of AriSOna. Lswrens Vending. PlAiutf6, vs. A. A. Fun. bis h, c. E: Mar hali anG Albert Helw ck. Defendsns
 Alis- Summons Nc. 1877, Action brought iI ih~ District Court, Of the Third Judicial District, in and for Inc COunty of YavaDai, Territory of Arizona The Terfitrry of .srizOna sends greeting to A. A. Fuibish. E.. Msr-hsll and Albert Hel9ick:
 You are hereby sum mOned an.i -souirsd tO appear in an action brought against yOu hv the above named plaintiff in the District Court of the Third Jud ciai District in and for the County O favapal. Tn the Territory Of Arizona, md ans .ert, complaint nIed with the clerk of this Court st Prescott m said county (A copy of which complaint accom- panieS this summODs), ws.atn ten days lex. elusive Of the day oe servIceI afier the service upon you "f this su mmOas, if served in this c0u nty; but fl served out Of the county, and with this district, theo within twenty days; In all Oiher cases thirty days to appear and answer the com plaint as above required, .he plaintiff wi enter default against you anf take judgment for ihe relief demanded in the complaint, and cOsts and disbursements in his behalf, ex pended. Given under my hand aHd the .tal of said [SEAL.l Court this 18th day of May A.
 D., lSSS.
 WILLIAM WILKERSON Clerk, By E.. <. WRIGHT, Deputy.
 E. M. SanfO I'd, 4 ltornev for Plaintiff First publication May 1S, 1888.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-06-13
Chewing Cum and WhIskers.

It has been discovered by scientists that the habit of chewing gum by ladies causes beard to grow on the chin. The constant working of the under jaw is said to m some manner stimulate the roots of the almost invisible hairs on the beautiful female chin, and in time apro- fuse set of chin whiskers make their ap- pearance. A Boston lady was the first 10 discover that the whisker which had appeared on her chin was caused by chewing gum. and she told doctor, who began experimenting He selected several young ladies who were just be- ginning to chew gum and watched them, and recorded the progress of the hair. Girls in the same family who did not chew were not troubled in the same manner, so 1t was clear that chewing gum was the cause Since the doctor published the result of his observations and warned the ladies of what would te the result if they acquired the gum habit very few Boston ladies have looked on gum when it was red. or any other color for that matter.-Peck Sun.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-06-13
Advertising Captures the Cash

The Grass Valley Tidipgs gives the
 following account of how enterprising advertising captured the sbeckeIs up in that section.
 A man went to Carson City, which is in the state of Nevada, and his business was to self sPcctaclse. or eye glasses. The man stayed In town three weeks and he sold $I,5o worth of his wares. The profits on his safes were $I 1000. The Car son City dealers iF such goods were we'll stocked and sold goods that were just as meritorious in every way as were those of the stranger. But the Carson dealers haue their eye glasses on hand and slowed away carefully, and the citizens there who have need of help of vision, or who think they have, are looking through the glasses which the stranger took to the place, and the stranger, jing- ling Carson coin m his pocket, has gone on to another town, where he will make more money. The way how this state of affairs has come about is easily under stood. The stranger spent in his three weeks sojourn about $Ioo in advertising his wares and his business. The adver- hsements reminded the Carsonites who are week-eyed, or who imagine they are, that they needed the spectacles The local dealers had not told in the news papers about weak eyes and about help to vision. The stranger stirred up the subject through the press, and he made a killing," as the vulgar singers of slang expressively remark. And those Carson local dealers are growing because their own neighbors and friends patronized the stranger but the reply is, We didn't know you had 'em had rather buy of you than of the man who told us about 1t of course we had, as he stopped nere only few days" The eye-glass trade IS not the only one that needs stirring up for public attention. The moral of the Carson City transaction will reach to a great many stocks of merchandise.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-06-13
FUNNY FLASHES.

The corset cannot be abolished 1t is woman's main-stay. - Binghampton Leader.
 All men are not homeless. but some men are more home less than others. - Texas Colonel
 Some of those Methodist parsons who are talking right out in meeting about the women-folks will have to kneel at the mourner's bench when they shal haver eturned home-Philadelphia Re cord.
 "Another pat of butter, please" said guest Tn an uptown restaurant. ''Sir, |" said the gentleman addressed, with dig nrty. "Oh, l beg pardon" said the guest. very much abasaed "I thought you were a waiter" ''Slr, l am the head wa,ter.-Epoch.
 You wouldn't thlnk, he said, indi- eating gentleman across the street, that that ordinary commonplace looking person has many times stared death unAinchingly in the face" "Why, no Is he desperate character P "Not very he's an undertaken. "-New York Snn.
 An article IS going the rounds of the papers headed: 'How to Sele ct a wife Its rules are scientific and interesting, but when young man falls in love he doesn't ponder over rules. He just shuts his eyes tight and grab fran,ically m the hark.-Scmerville Journal.
 "rhose fish. my dear Mrs. Hendricks" remarked the minister. who was discuss ing Sunday dinner with the family, "are ~deliciously fresh. I am enjoying them very much" "They ought to be fresh," volunteered Bobby, who was also enjoying them. "Pa caught them only this morning. New York Sun.
 Speaking about clubs," remarked MT. Cumso, who had just been elected a member of the Manhattan, ''they are sign-posts of civilization. You never hear of savages forming themselves into societies for mutual improvement and pleasure 70, nonsence replied Mrs. Cumcp NTfva heord of IoA,on r1,,he ever since 1 could walk. rid Bits
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-06-13
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

Jeff Davis celebrated his Both eirth- day on the 4th instant.
 Gen. Sheridan is not improving very rapidly.
 The president has approved of the actto increase the appropriation for pub lie buildings at Sacramento, Cal.
 Boston shipped I,4oo gallons Of rum ro Africa last week. New England civ iization is reaching out for the measly heathen Tn its own peculiar style with neatness and dispatch.
 The Duke of Edinburg, who IS noted for his stInginess, is in the habi. of hav- ing his frock coat made with removable buttons, so that the same can be used either for uniform or civilian dress.
 George F. Knapp, of South Bridgton, Me, is Dragging considerable about his two-year-olo hefer. The helfer the other day became mother of three nice calves-two red and ore white-all of good size-and All males.
 A question of interest to the tobacco trade has been settled by the United Presbyterian church which has shown the liberalIty 10 decide that has not the right to exclude men from the min is'ry who are addicted to the use of ihe weed.
 There are 72 Crematories Tn Europe of which ten have been built within the past year. There have been Coo inciner ations in Germany and 800 in Italy There are seven crematories in the United States and six m process of con- struction.
 ltis not an uncommon thing for immi- grants to land at Castle Garden with families of nine to ten children, and re- gently husband and 'sife, with thirty two children disembarked there. It is only far to mention, however, that the woman was the mans third wife.
 Votello Sanchez. a Mexican living near Pomona, Cal. was made the father of three babies at one fell swoop the other day, and the little fellows and Isa- bella, their proud mother. are doing well. Votello named the babies Los Angeles, San Diego and San Bernardino, after three counties m southern California, and the citizens of Pomona clipped in and made up purse of 100 gold dollars for Mrs Sanchez.