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New York Buoket-shop Men Arrested.

NEW YORK. Feb. 11.-Tnirty eight men wero
captured in bueket-shop raids to-day. The charge
against them is rnanaing gambling houses. The
rests were made complaints by prominent stock
brokers. They admitted bail late this after
One of the witnesses against them is said
graduate of Princeton College who has spent $780,
600 in the shops Another willing witness man
who lost $40, 900.
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ZINC Columbn. raIly-sheet C..es.

COLUMBUS, o.. Feb. 11.-Mathias Martin, who
a member of the board of canvassers at the
October election, 1885, testified in the tally sheet
forgery cases to-day that Isaac R. HILL second as
sstanu Sergeant-at-arms at the National House. Of
fered him $4,000 it he would throw out the dis
puted precinct. The result of this would have been
about the same if three hundred forged taes had
been counted.
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Business Embarrass,nents.

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 11.-George A. Lothrop d
Co., wholesale dealers in liquor and cigars have failed
Liabilities. $50, 600; assets not yet known
BALTIMORE. Nd, Feb 11.-George @. Russell,
treasurer of Rices Evangene Company. of Boston,
died this afternoon. IN this city, of pneumonia.
MONTREAL, QUE. Feb. 11--William EVAN & Son,
wholesale clothing, have suspended. Liabilities,
500, 900.
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rraveIing Man Assa.sinated.

MONTICELLO, Ark. Feb. 11.-Late Thurday after
noon s. L. Echols travelling agent for the Union Man
ufacturing Company, of Little Rock, shot and
killed BY parties unknown, three miles fr ON Ham
burg. while driving in wagon from Monticello The
body found by the roadside. Echols had hun
dred dollars and the general belief is that he was
murdered by mistaking him for another agent who
had bitter enemies in the locality.
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THREE BRANDS OF POLITICS.
tConcluded from Third Page,

mittee who announced the object of the convention
Several of the nominations were made by acclama-
always characterizes meeting of Henry county Re
pubicans prevailed.
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Natural Gas in Upton County.


Triton, Feb. Nv. d. Appleton, prominent
farmer living mile west of here, will drill gas
well on his farm, work to commence at Tho
City Council has granted the exclusive franchise for
piping the city to the Light, Heat and Power Compa-
n.y. but Mr.. Appleton says that should his well prove
a successful one he will pipe the town and test the
legality of the Councils right to grant exclusive
franchise.
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strengthening the battalions from the depots
within forty-eight hours, in the event of the
mobilization Of the army becoming necessary.
naw mobilization.
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Steamship News.

NEW YORK, Feb 11.-Arrived: Ad-iatic Etruria,
from Liverpool; Polynesia. from Hamburg
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 11.--Arrived: Norwegian,
from Glasgow.
BOSTON. Feb l1-Arrivsd Catalonia from Liver
pool.
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Golden Wedding.

SHELBYyILLE, Feb. 11-Mr- and Mrs. Alfred
Thompson of Cottage Grove, to-day celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary which attended by
large number of the relatives and friends from diff
ferent places in this part of the State
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trouble on Monday
Powderly Assembly 1881 this afternoon acted on
the proposed reduction of wages by the Poitsville
18th inst if President Atkins refuses to arbitrate
according to last falls agreement.
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Special o the Indianapolis Journaa
LAPoRTE, Ind, Fob 11---John Woriey. worthy
and respected young man of this city. took paris
green yesterday and died in great agony last night
He mistook the stuff for sulphur
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O A K w O O d r a r M.

house while she went after arnfu1 of wood. Re-
turning she found the little girl Bertha, aged four.
on fire. her clothing having caught from the stove.
The mother severely burned in her fruitless eff
forts to extingush the flames the little dying
few hours later.
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gloom of the people who crowded in front Of the
palace in silent masses, waiting to give
n sympathetic Falutation TO the Em-
peror Private advices from San RENO
d not quite support the official reports
Authentic details OF tho operation disclose
the fact that il was hurriedly decided
10 perform IL under chloroform- The operation
lasted twenty minutes DIR. Bramann passed
the night beside the patient. Drs. Kraus and
Howell being in attendance ia al adjoining
room The last words the Crown Prince spoke
were addressed to the doctors. bidding them
share his courage. Since the operation he has
written few words expressing his sense of
lief aud ease. He passed part of to-day in in
valid chair, reading. The Crown Princess and
her family seem more cheerful to-day The
Princess visited him and afterwards played
lawn tennis the Villa Ormond.
The discussion as to the real nature of the
Crown Princes ailment has been resumed. Dr.
Bergmans visit to San Reno in expressly for
the purpose Of reporting the Emperor the
latest phase of the case Meanwhile the Ger
man doctors who have been consulted since the
first indication OF the malady continue to hold
the opinion that the disease is cancer, associated
with perichondritis. The Grown Princes life
may be prolonged. under favorable con
ont the ablation of the larynx. The
Emperor and Prince William were in
tepsely affected pending the result OF the
operation. Prince William did not sleep through
out Thursday night and proposed to instantly
depart for San Reno. but Prince Bismarck OPP
TO the public excitement and sense of danger.
Princess William. who is now near confinement
Joined in the effort to induce Prince William to
remain In Berlin. Fetes that usually mark the
climax of the carnival season, and all balls and
receptions have been stopped. At the annual
subscription ball at the opera-house on Thurs
day, nobody danced, and after dreary prone
made the house was emptied.
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Jav GouId,s nIove,nent..

LONDON. Feb. 11.-Intelligence has been received
here that Mr. Jay Gould left Alexandria on his yacht
Atalanta yesterday. He will proceed from Liverpool
in steamer of the Cunard line. He hopes to be at
home in a month He is anxious to return to work
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-12

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Inhuman Treatment of Child.

PERU. Ind, Feb fisherman Hauner a school
teacher, this afternoon arrested and bound
for inhumanly whipping lad of twelve years for
whispering. The boy is in pitiable condition.
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L1.tle Cntid Bnrned to DEATH.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MADISON Ind. Feb. u.-At Hanover, this county.
Friday Feb To- afrs. lighthouse left her twin chill
dren boy and girl. tor few minutes alone in the
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ypeciaf to the Irdianapolis journal
ELKHART Ind. Feb. 11.-Mrs. Thomas Chuger
threw lighted match into pail containing gasoline,
night An explosion followed she was terribly
burned In extinguishing the flames Mr. Chuger was
also badly burned. There is doubt of the ladys
coyerv.
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DTMPLES, blackheads red, rough chapped and oily
II III skin prevented by Cuticura Soap
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LJNMDC Soft, white and free from chaps and red
IlhN UO ness, by using Cuticura Soap.
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The Reformer Wa. Not in Good Humor.

Special to the 1ndianapolia Journaa.
NEW YORK Feb 11.-Dr. Edward Colt, who is
stopping IN Brooklyn. called upon MIR. George to-day
to discuss subject tending to enhance the welfare
of the Anti-poverty Society. The Doctor stated the
object eff his visit and surprised when Mr. George
said: Il do not know anything about what tho
Anti-poverty Society people are doing what they
intend to do and furthermore, / don't care" IL
DR. Colt desired any information regarding the soce-
ty Mr. George further said the best place go and
find out would be at Cooper's Institute. where he
said they had couple OF rooms located somewhe
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BATES-At 6 o'clock p. M, Saturday, Feb. II /,
William Bates Funeral from his late residence. So
Yandes street, Monday, the 18th. at o'clock p.
COMSTOCK-William r. Comstock at IL P. NJ,
Saturday, Feb H. in his twenty-second year, at the
residence of H A. Comstock, ALP North New jersey
street Funeral notice later
The Arizona champion. [volume] (Peach Springs, Mohave County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-24
TERRITORIAL.

Phoenix has Chamber Of com
merce.
To date over thirty-five children
have died Of dipthria in st. Johns
The stage running between Pres
colt and Phoenix was held up again
last week.:
Yuma county claims to grow the
finest oranges and lemons on the
Pacific Coast.
The first session of the Presby'
terry of Arizona met at Phoenix last
week, and resolved to build a col
lege there.
We have it from unquestionable
authority that Vice President Nor
ton is a heavy owner in the Copper
Queen mine at Bisbee. Tombstone
Prospector.
Maricopa county is strongly i'll
favor of the extension to Phoenix of
the Prescott and Arizona Central
Railway. So are our people
Prescott Courier.
At Nogales last Monday, Special
officer Frost, fatally shot gambler
named Antonio. Frost was taking
Antonio to Jail on charge Of being
drunk and disturbing the peace,
when the latter attacked Frost
with knife with the above result.
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Quick Work.

If you wish your blood pure and
desire to feel young aud cheerful,
use the California Positive and
Negative Electric Sarsaparillian
Blood Purifier. Purely herbal but
powerful. Endorsed by many lead
ing Physicians.
For Kidneys-Should you be
troubled with your kidneys use the
California Positive and Negative
Electric Kidney and Liver Cure.
a. harmless but powerful remedy.
Purely vegetable; unlike all other
kidney remedies.
General Debility.-Use the Cali
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heart disease, rush of blood to the
head, dyspepsia and all stomach
troubles. Sold by all druggists.
CRKAsINGER Il Co., Props.
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A Social Gathering.

On Wednesday evening quite a
number of our young people and a
good many of the older ones assem-
bled at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Rumsey, at Old Town,
the occasion being party given by
Frank, their son, to his friends.
The evening was passed off in a
most enjoyable manner and Frank
deserves credit for the way in which
he treated his guests. Music was
INDUCED in both instrumental and
vocal and at the end Of the evening
there was a bounteous repast served,
which the guests did ample justice
to, when they departed, all express
ing themselves as more than salts
fed with the evenings entertain
ment and expressing the wish
(inwardly) that Frank would soon
give another such ''blow out"
The Arizona champion. [volume] (Peach Springs, Mohave County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-24
Rucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world fol
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, sal,
rheum, fever sores, letter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and ali
skin eruptions, and positively cures
piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfac.
ton, or money refunded. Price,
2s cents per box. For sale by d.
]. Brannen & Co.
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My trade is all the time increas-
ing. 1 expect it is because l am
selling cheaper than Others, when
you sell good straight goods at q
reasonable price it will bring trade.
That's just what l am trying to do,
and if the people of Flagstaff and
vicinity will give me their patron
age and trade at home, can sell
still cheaper, and / honestly believe
that any one won't have saved a
cent at the end Of the year by send
ing away for goods. A lady came
into my store a short time ago and
upon looking at several articles,
said: Mr.. Bray amt you dear. /
told her Mrs. Bray thought so,
she pulled sample of dress goods
from her redicule IL said, now if
you could sell me goods like that for
50cts per yard, there would be
some sense to il, / took a look at
her sample andIthen produced the
same goods at the same price, except
that mine was. 40 inches wide and
her sample was SO inches wide
$50 the tag reads.) She was con-
WINGED at once and purchased my
goods and thus actually saved
money ron the purchase, also the
express charges, (which l am told
are high). She traded at home and
helped the town she lives in in
stead of sending her money to some
rich city. Think of these things
people Of Flagstaff.
I am selling gents shoe in Laced.
Button or Congress, for $500
Best shoe on earth for the money.
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Deed from Chas. Oulbreth to
Curtis 4 Davaness, lots Q, 8 and 4
block 32, Flagstaff, has been filed
with the county recorder.
J. E. Burchard, the photographer
is preparing for trip along the
line of the railroad to take views Of
our wonderful natural scenery,
slack" Montgomery, one Of the
leading stock men of this section
and who has spayed great number
of cattle, with but little loss, made
our mountain town a visit this
week.
The ladies of the M. E. Church
will give Thanksgiving dinner at
the Arizona Wood Company's Hall.
Eatables will be served from 1890
p. m. till 8 p. m. Every one should
attend and help along an institution
which is credit to our town. The
price will be only 30 cents.
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, Of Maine,
and Messrs. Rogers, Crocker, II. w.
Kinsley, W. L. Vinal and DR.. ID.
j. Brannen went out on the Miner
al Belt the first part of the week.
The car was derailed and the party
had to walk about IL miles, until
they reached conveyance to bring
them to town. This party also
visited the Cliff Dwellings ON Mon
day.
The wheelbarrow procession came
off at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The
engineers were ]. A. Tobin, A. G..
Oliver, and b. M. Goldwater, their
passengers being w. @. Bashford,
N. o. Murphy and Thomas Halla-
han respectively, They were pre-
coded by the Ninth Infantry band,
which discoursed inspiring music
for the occasion. Mr.. Bashford
carried a flag, and Mr.. Murphy had
his had draped with Harrison and
Morton handkerchief. The circuit I
around the plaza was made in ten
minutes, including a stop on the
west side, of long enough duration
for Photographer Baer to take a
picture of the procession.--Journal-
Miner.
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u EMEMBER that he presence or
IN Generals Beauregard and Early,
who are in charge Of the diawing, is a
guarantee OF absolute fairness and integ-
nty, that the chances are all equal, and
that no one can possibly divine what
number will draw prize.
"Remember also that the payment Of
prizes is guaranteed by -Four National
Banks of New Orleans, and the Tickets
are signed by the President of an lnstitu-
ton, whose chartered rights are recog.
nized in The highest courts; therefore,
beware Of any limitations or anonymous
schemes
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SHOPPING BY MAIL

Gives those at distance the advantages city
residents 1t is convenient practical and profitable The
brightest and best goods from every cline your
command. Besides you from to 40 per cent by
dealing with Orders filled with prompness and
pecson by experienced persons and the fact that goods
returnabe if unsatisfactory affords evidence of
desire to give you the best service in power.
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RlsT ALL PRECEDENT
Over Two Millions distributed.
[1k14

Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Incorporated by the Legislature in
1868, for Educational and Charitable
purposes, and its franchise made par
of the present State Constitution, in
1879, by an overwhelming popular vote.
Its Grand Extraordinary Drawings
tske place Semi Annually, June and
December), and its Grand Single Mum.
Der Drawings take place in each of the
other ten months In the year, and are all
drawn in public, at the Academy Of
Music, New Orleans, La.
"Ws do hereby certify thai aoe supervise
The arrangement fer aHhe MonthLy,ana
Semi.Annnai Drawings eftde LoHisiana
State Lottery Company, md in person
manage and control NE D,awings them
Ssfvrs, and thai tie same are conducted
wih honesty, fairness, and in good taih
foaoaya all pl,fiss, AMI noe authorize tie
Company TO use Mis certificate, acikh fac
SimiIts q oHr Stgnafmes attached, in its
averliJeNeHkS."
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QUIZ RECORD

Is that Of progressive house Its tide of trade knows
going backward From the first we have been leaders,
Leaders in styles leaders in prices All goods must pass
through few hands before reaches you The fewer
the better for the prices Our dealings direct with
the manufactures and in such quantities that the thnest
margin of profit suffces for him. BY quantities" we
that we buy for the Hale stoIes located in
leading cities in California
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For Sale.

Saloon doing first class trade,
also restaurant, barber shop and
two lodging houses. Everything
complete and in first. class condi.
ton. Also a frst-class and large
stock of liqnors. Reason for wish
ing to sell, i'll health. Terms cash,
or approved notes or will trade
for cattle. For particulars apply
10 the CHAMPION OFFICE.
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TERRITORY OF ARIZoNA,|
County OF YAvApAI, 90
Before me, w. G. Stewart, a
Notary Public, within and for the above
county, on this day personally appeared,
David Babbitt. VIM. Munds, c. Fl.
Schulz, ]. F. Daggs, Chas C. Goven.
]. w. Francis, John Marshall, Allen
Doyle. E. S. Gosney, J. A. Vail, d. ].
Braanen, J.. Salzman, P. P. Daggs,
known to me to be the persons whose
names are subscribed to the foregoing
instrument, and acknowledged to me that
they executed the same for the purp Uses
and considerations therein expressed.
f...., Given under my hand and
seal. seal Of Office this 9TH day OF
''' August, A d., 1888.
W. G. STEW ART.
Notary Public.
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The Next Leclslatura

The following named persons will
compose the next Legislature, their
political faith also being indicated.
COUNCIL.
Joint Councilman Southern Dis
trict-J. II. Hoadley, (D.)
Joint Councilman Northern Dis
trict-L. II. Orme (D).
Cochise--G. w. Cheney (R.).
Gila-G. 7. I. Peters, (R.)
Graham--Burt Dunlap IR.).
Pima---C. r. Drake (R.).
Pinal r. E. Sloan (R.(
Maricopa--S. F. Webb (D.).
Yuma. w. Darlington (R.).
Apache-E. j. Simpson (D.).
Yavapai-J. M. w. Moore (R.) J.
Mohave--W. ii. Hardy (R.).
Republicans 8, Democrats 4.
ASSEMBLY.
Apache-W. @. Barnes, R.;
Chas. L. Finn, ID.
Yavapai--J. v. Rhoades, r.; f..
L. Rogers, r.; G P Thornton, D.;
A 7 Brann, R.; J l. Fisher, d.
Mohave--Thomas Halleck, ID.
Yuma--San uel Purdy, Qnd.)
Pima--Lewis Martin, R.; II B
Tenney, R.; j j Catham, R.; H d
Underwood, d.; s O'Brien, D.
Oochise-Grant Hicks R.; ] o
Stanford, r.; Alexander Wright,
R.; Jno s. Robbins, r.; George II
Daley, ID.
Maricopa--J Y 7 Smith, R.;
j. T. Jordan, d.
Graham----S w Pomeroy, r.
Pinal---Louis De Puy, ID.
Gila--J O Jones, r.
Republicans, IA, Democrats, 9,
Independents, l..
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TERRITORY OF ARIzoNA,) :.
COUNTY OF YAvAPAI( %

CoUNTY OF IAVAPAl.)
Before me, w. G.. Stewart, a
Notary Public in and for said Yavapai
County on this day personally appeared
Harry FULTON, w. NJ. Fain. Edward M.
Schafer, Thos. +. McMillon, J. T.
Munds and John Worries, known to me to
be the persons whose names are sub
scribed to the foregoing instrument and
acknowledged to me that they executed
the same for the purposes and consider
at ions therein expressed.
,..., Given under my hand and
seal seal of office. this asth day of
''.''' August, A. ID. 1883.
w. G. STEWART,
Notary Public
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NOIice.

LosT-A large leather pocket
book containing private papers of
no value except to the owner. A
reward of $500 will be paid for its
eturn to, DAVID BABBITT.
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YOUR ATTENTION

Is called the following special values which Eastern
buyers obtained by buying at the right opportunity The
goods are much under regular value and in wise
defective Orders should be quickly the supply
the supply will doubtless soon be exhausted
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ALLEs-In Flagstaff, November
18th, Mrs. Susie Allen, aged 10
years.
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The commencement Of this corpora
ton shall date from the day OF the filing
of copy of these Articles of Incorpora-
ton in the Office of the Secretary Of the
Territory Of Arizona. and shall continue
for the period Of twenty years, unless
sooner placed in voluntary liquidation
by the act of its stockholders, owning
at least, three>6lths Of its stock.
The Arizona champion. [volume] (Peach Springs, Mohave County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-24
A CALIFORNIA DISCOVERY.

The parasites, OF which we give cut below,
discovered by us, are the direct cause oil
Catarrh and Consumption, also many other
diseases.