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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-04

Patolman /. Wolf filed suit Yesterday
against the famous Gus Blass Tor 5000
damages Tor defamation Of character. Wolf
says 1t he wins the case he will donate the
money 10 the different charitable mstitu.
tions OF the city.
The following cascs were disposed Of
yesterday Thomas j. Tomplctou vs. laN-
lng District; dismissed by plaintiff. j. !.
brooks vs. Henry Nutzrl, Judgment Tor S25
IN favor ol plaintiff Matte lighlharl w
j. II. Lighthurt; dismissed hy plaintiff
John Walsh w Martin Hooker judg.
mcnt in favor Of plaintiff for S2l. Thomas
Wilson W Kansas City, Memphis * Fir
mingham railroad, dismissed by plaintiff.
The calendar for today is ns follows
1920 Mollie Weir vs. +. I. Meyer. p,Si6,
l.. podson vs. Chesapeake, Ohio x South.
western Railroad company; $500, Titus
Mckay " Isaac Cohen and wife; 1854, !.
+. Frank & Co. w ". g.. Ford: $50. NJ.
S,ricklin vs. c. G.. Thomas; .. So. Robert
johnson W. II Woods 1t al; q. NSl, James
longc ct al w J. Goldberg gsSi. Il. W.
Pryor " Co. w II. bcjach g,Ss5. &. G..
Helm w j. u. Hunter; $50, l.. :. Grant
vs. Z. T. Callahan, p,S9i. 4. a. blanchard
" stewart, DOlcn x Jones; 1900. Taxing
District W q. T.. NJ. Turner 1901, John
Oycrton, IT,, vs. George Elliott, O.G3S, John
A. Dcnic vs. Citizens street Railway com.
pnnyi p,Gl2, ;. ;. smith w 5. Ncndig.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-04

Martin Kelly instituted suit in the chan.
Gerry court yesterday against the Kansas
City, Fort Scott Il Memphis railroad for
damages done to his property on Fifth and
Georgia streets, Fort Pickering.
Lymus Wallace sued ont an Injunction
yesterday against Robert Davis and Molie
Robinson to compel them TO give him
deeds TO certain property purchased by
him at chanccry sale and which formerly
belonged to defendants.
The stock of wines, liquors, etc, at No
II Union street, owned by J. j. Stura, was
attached yesterday 10y James Dcgnan 10
satisfy claim Tor - ijl5
Tomorrow will be motion and opinion
day.
The following is the calendar for today:
I,i0b, Jones vs. AppeIsou; 5,Gi2, Chase W.
joiner 5,6i3, Planters Insurance COM
pany vs. Weeks; 5,Gll. Clements vs. DO.
Butts; o,bi5, Clapp W Woodruff 5,Gl6,
Strong vs. Strong, 5,6i7, McEwcn VS. VIII
llams; 5000, Campbell vs. Mcdaniel; b,Gjl,
kosonbaum vs. Nchcuber j,G5l, Buic vs.
Mercantile bank, 5,655, Lyth vs. Light
heart; 5,6)6, Weaver vs. Weaver b.G5S,
Callahan vs. Murrah, 1900, Wilson vs. Mil
Ter; 5,Ojo, Ca2ossl W poucsa; $500, pur.
nell VS. Jordon; 500, Bond vs. Hubert;
5,bll Frazier vs. Frazier, 5,G7j, Hoffman
vs. Pamela OH company 5,GSl, Emory vs.
Emory b,6Si, black vs. Appcrson; ), 7l0,
Black W. Yates; 5,72l, Williamson vs.
Martin; 6,f22, Notebooks vs. league. ., 72l,
Eakln vs. EichburE 5,12S, Baxter vs. Wal
iera; 5,i2a ESQ " Walters, j,Ii2, Clapp vs.
Page, 5,733, Mcdonald vs. Woudworlh,
5,'5l, Mcdonald vs. Mcdonald, b, $50, rallc
vs. NJ W. Il ). association.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-04
Catarrhal Dangers.

To be freed from tho dangers of snnouiipn Will,
lyinr down. IA breathe freely. sleep soundlg lul
undiHuTl,"d IN fifs rirvshed. hcd cl'ir. bm.u
artl,c aud H." from pain NJ ache n know that ~
p0isn0us puifIi matter dcnl"s the up'au and MT
away me deli ate machinery Of smell, isair aud
hearing "a iryl thsi The system does not thfurFl
~ veins ani arteries snrk up the poison Tint b.
sur0 10 undermine and destroy, b. inioci blcs iHg
beyond all other human cnloymonA 10 purchase
immunity irpm such fate should h the object of
all AFFLICTED. But ihuse who have ttioi many
remedies aud physicians despair Of ruiici uf
cure.
AAyrOHps RADICAL rrnE meets every phhsc 0i
Catauh from a simple head cold 10 The most ioaih.
some sud destructive stages II l. local Anl con
stitull0nal. Instant ~ relieving permanent IN
curing. slic. economical aud never failing
HANTUHDH RADICAL Guar oonslss II ono bottle
the RADICAL CuH, one bos of Cat,RuiAL Euil
VISIT md ono iirrDyTp isHAttH MI Umppci IN
one parknFr, viii trutlso aud dicctiUus aud H1ld
BY ail druggists ipf % ~.
iUlTin DHUg a CHTHCAt Co, HOstov.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-04
PERSONAL POINTS.

Mn. AvD Mns. MARTIN GucnRlsr have
returned.
Cor. MATT G. GALLOWAY and vile have
returned 10 the city.
w. :. LAKE and family have returned
from Kentucky and the east.
VISITORS on Change yesterday: T..
Dow, Boston; D. NJ. Russell Jamestown,
Miss l.. Graham, New Orleans.
MRs. ions II. Sullivan and family re-
turned yesterday from Thaycr, Mo-, where
they fingered pending the recent nervous
ness.
CAPT. CHARLES II. COLLIER. superin-
tendcnt OF the city public schools, has
been III since Friday last. His malady is
malarial fever.
Mn. W. $. Gu lPMAN, Jr., OF Water VAL
ley, and one OF the brightest Young law
yers OF North Mississippi, passed through
the city yesterday.
Miss MAGGIE MCCRAE reached home
yesterday, after spending the summer at
Block Island, New York, and other FASH
ionable points.
TOMMY MADDEN, n youthful but valued
attache OF nIE APPEAL counting room,
leaves this morning for a weeks visit 20
relatives at Cincinnati.
Mus T.. u. ROGERs, accompanied by
her accomplished daughters, Misses Mar
yarct and Lizzie Rogers, returned TO the
city yesterday from a trip 10 eastern
points.
On. W. 7. CouNciLNAS, his brother,
Mr.. Jas. Il. Councilman, and DR.. W. r..
Lockwood, oil OF Baltimore, arrived yes
tcrday afternoon and are guests OF the
Peabody hotel.
Coz. W. ID. BETHEL and vile are home
again from Fixes Peak, ~ are also Dr.
John Foster and wife, Mrs M;nier Par.
ker, Messs W. g. Thompson, Jerrc Lang,
Pinckncy g. lcthell. a. &. Foster. J. IN.
low Bethel, Willie Bethel AMI Miss Jen-
ME Bethel.
MISS MAUD JoNHs, ono Of the prctticst
and most intelligent young ladies' OF Louis
vile, KY, arrived yesterday afternoon and
Is stopping with friends ut No. lOl Court
street. She will probably remain here
permanently and II so will prove a charm
ing acquisition.
TnE center OF attraction In social circles
this week will he the marriage Of Miss
Margaret Bruce and Dr. w. 4. Council
man, which occurs nj the Central Baptist
church tonight at 1880 o'clock pm. A
reception at the residence Of MB. A. V.
Bruce, on Rayburn avenue, Immediately
fsllows the event
Prominent arrivals at the Gayoso hotel
yesterday W. T. Munroe, Cincinnati;
Theodore Callet Darien. Ga; G. G. Bru.
ner, 81. Louis, and II. q. True, all inHu-
entail knights Of the grip; Ellerton l..
Dorr, IT,, Boston, a cotton buyer who
holds down this market; Mrs. =. Catch.
ingz, Miss Ca,chings, Mn Waddell aud
two children, H. l.. Burwell, j. l.. Podic,
wife and two daughters. Louisiana.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-04
UMnRrLLAs repalred, 40. BE- Main.
CARED IT'S POINT.

Objection OF tho Cotton Exchange TO an
Insurance Claim Sustained.
II will DO remembered that some timo
since the Memphis Cotton exchange Is
sued a circular protesting against the nc.
ton Of certain railroads, aud insisting
upon the insertion Of a clause In all bills
Of lading giving the right TO compress. as
follows Privilege to compress their
cotton Is given, II being agreed that the
cotton Is at the risk OF the carrier during
the time II Is In charge Of the compress"
The following important letter rs 10 the
subject was received yesterday by the sec
rotary Of the cotton exchange;
CIStRAL TRAFFio ASSOCIATION, }
OfTtrE ~ rita CHAtHNAs,
CHICAGO. H., oct !, ISIS J
Hcufy Hotter Esl., secretary Memphis Cotton
Exchange. Memphis Tenn
Dear hir-At n meeting Of tho cotton
committee OF this association, held In 81.
Louis September 10, the communication
OF the Memphis Cotton exchange relative
20 the liability OF carriers for cotton Ia
compress was considered, and the follow
ing resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That II Is the sense Of this
meeting that the transportation lines en-
gagtd m The carrying Of cotton should not
consent TO insert the clause In their bills
OF lading suggested by the eastern cotton
manufacturing COMPANIES and recon.
mended by the Memphis Cotton OK.
change Yours very truly,
q. X BLAScHARD, Chairman.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-04
UMBRELLAS repaired, etc, 357 Main.


Prom llafpcta Bazat
Miss Grace Peculiar costume for n man
10 wear, isn't it7
Uncle George Yes bat DO you know
that al ono tino thr men Of tho United
States wore dressed
why no. when was thal?'
when they were Infants
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-04
Ienye Hone ftebtad.

Two friends meet In New York, and.
after the customary sulutations, ono SAYS.
"Oh, 10y the way, they tell me jenkins
was run over aud slightly hurt Yesterday.
How is he today-do You know2"
81 fear very much IL Is all up with
him."
"why so7 His injuries were not 90.
rious."
"No; but you SEQ he was taken 10 one Of
the hospitals. and besides that they have
failed TO supply him with sol ooleman'S
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-04
MME. DRIrToN's sympathy.
Il il Aroused for Yellow Fever Sufferers
"a ~. NIflii ll.nArIhlrAn IIhnrnII.

Il il Aroused for Yellow Fever Bufferors
and She VIII Contribute Liborelly.
Nine. Mag Brlilon, Of No. l2s Gayoso
street, sent Tnf ArrEAL last snight $40
10 be forwarded IN jackson. Miss, for the
yellow fever sufferers. Thursday night
October II, the madim will give a dance
and oyster SUPPER Tor the benefit Of the
sufferers, tho pro eds Of which will bc
sen, 10 the places mostly In need Of help.
A policeman will iu detailed at the house
that night 10 preserve order Admission,
including supper 81. The money now in
hand will DO sent 10 The Towards at Jack.
son today.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-04
A Now Iiat IInn.e.

Mr.. Herman Crohn, one OF the best
kown and most popular travelling men,
has bid adicu 10 the BOYS and the road,
and Is now the proprietor Of the Gayoso
Hat company, ut No. 3sil Main street. OPP
posite the Gayoso hotel, where he will 30
glad 10 see his friends aud tho public gem
orally. Mr. Crohn has one Of the best 80.
lecicd and most complete stocks Of hats in
the city, which he will sell lower than
anyone. Give Herman a call and he will
convince you.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-04

FiILoERALp--At family r,, deuce. Nu 70 John
soI avenue, Tuesday nirht OntubIr . masses
nrvruflr aged one month, only child Of Will m
aui Annie e. fitlDnld.
lulumcnt took place "wednesday afternoon Ir
Galway cemetery
GOODWIN A. residence on Union avenue. TurI.
day evening octoigf = las. NJ ~ o.rurk, ItutH.
avfd one month. only son 81 A aud N. v suu3.
win
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-04
UnnnElLAs repaired, etc., 357 Main.
The ,l.mphis Rr,dr.

Will surely b. built, and many will be
happy II ihoy eau only live 10 500 Il COM
plotted. n you desire 10 10 so aud be hap.
py, you must chew the celebrated Jersey
tobacco, the best tobacco manufactured In
The world. The Memphis Grocery com.
pany are sole agents, and are prepared TO
Ill all orders from country merchants at
the lowest market price.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-04
licensed 90 " ed.

The following couples wcrcgrantcd mar.
riagr licenses yesterday T.. j. jackson and
Ms. Sarah Thomas, lcolorcd, } LOTUS Nell
son and Miss Clara Winchester, Nonh
Gordon and Mrs. Salina Bolin, John llai.
rs and Clara Cannon, lculotcl, j. !. Barry
and Miss Gcncyicyc Sp,cht, Geo. = N,rgor
aud Miss Elizabeth T. Ward, Charles Cany
and Miss Eta Hciuhaidt.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-04

The cases u Chas. Trcadwcll and Chns.
Gardener, both colorcd and charged with
larceny, wcr taken upycsierday, but went
over until Friday
Judge Dulioso has gone 10 Kcrrvillc Ia
attend the fair. lie will return tomorrow
The grand jury will be Ia session tomor-
row.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-04
FustR,L NofIrF.

GuGGlN til, funeral oi EIr,ypH only dtush.
tofof william ~ sui Maggie Dugpln. will uto place
from residence 40 in7 Main stuut this Titui,-
DAYl afternoon ht O'Clock Friend, VI the family
are Invited 10 attend,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-04

my love, Whist magic spell IL thrown
Upon your iacel It's charm own.
whence came thy pure and pearly tocth'
Thy rosy lipsi Thy perfumed bfcathY'
siie said' ~ accents sweet aud clear,
IT'S only zOzODoNT, my dear"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-04
CAUGHT IN THE COURTS.
VARIOUS SUITS AND OTHER BUsI.
MESS IN THE CHANCERY COURT.

Pa'rolman Wolf Raises His Ante in the
Gamc with Gus Bias, and Transfers 1t
to tho Circuit Court Transfers Of
Realty-Marriage Liconses-Calendar
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-04
DRINR Alallo.

Mt dospemndum- despair, tor
you can got a Grand Republic Cigarro or
Budo in nerrly every town In the United
States
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-04
Transfer. OF Realty.

Chickasaw land company TO rachel
Dixon, lot OF block I In Woodlands sub
division, consideration 500
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-04

Henry Pleas, colorco, aged eleven years.
WIS yesterday apprcnticcd 10 kobnrt
Townsend until he obtained his majority.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-04

CIR up clubs for Tng WEEKLY ArPrAL
hndsecure one Of the cash prizes. See lists.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-04
TAXPAYERS ATTENTION,
HOW YOUR MONEY is RAILRoApEp
THROUGH THE COUNTY COURT.

some Reflections by Reporter Upon
the Methods that Obtain in that Au-
gust Assembly--A scandalous Condi.
ton of Indifference Of Members.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-04
DmxK Multo at soda fountain.

UMnnELLAs rcpnIred. etc. $50 Main.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-05-12
Tombstone Epitaphs.

Our Presbyterian friends will enter tain the public within week or so with d novelty in church entertainments called "Crazy Social" A commission de Iunatico inquirendo will not be necessary for those who desire to attend, but never theless all will be repaid for attending.
 For the protection of his creditors, H K. Tweed made an assi gnment this week to Ben Goodiich, Esq. The liabilities are S31, ,000, aud the assets as follows: Real estate, SS,000; goods in store. Sl4, 900 and outstanding accounts $29, AZ = 86. The store opened for business this morning.
 It seems to be toleratly we'll settled that a railroad in the near future will be bnilt, either by the Atchlson, Topeka and Santa Fe, from FairEank to the city, or by the Southern Pacific from Benson Tine best route IS without doubt from Benson to Tombstone. It is at least four miles shorter than by Fair bank, and with easygrades from here to the mouth of Bsbee canon, in the Sulphur Sprin. Valley. It would accommodate Bisbee and do all the business from that enter prising burg. It will also open up the rich Sulphur Spring Valley, and iron there by easy grades and light work tc the Guadalupe Canon, where it would receive all the trafflc from Oposura, and the thickly settled country of Mortimer Sonora, Mexico. Continuing its course through San Simon Valley, 1t could con meet with the main line at Ur near Dem | inp
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-05-12
How to Catch s30O- 900 at For
 times Hand.

As the sun rises aud sets. daily with equal regularity, so the drawings of the Louisiana State Lottery occur; so the 2l5th Grand Monthly Drawing was at New Orleans, La, on Tuesday (alwaYs Tuesday,, April 10th, when large money prizes were sent hither and yon over the world. It may interest you to glance at the result: The First Capital Prize of $l50, 900 was won by No. 12,6l5 ana was sold in two half tickets at $5 each, sent through office at Washington, D. C., to NJ. I. Dauphin,- New Orleans, La.; one of $75, 900 was paid through First NaL'l Bank. of Pittsburgh, Pa {, to Col. w. H. Barclay, the U. $. Pension Agent there; the other half was paid the Adams Express for George Gregg and three other workers in an India rubber fIctory-neigh hbors-at No 2.93S Alter St. Philadelphia, Pa. No 19, 862 drew the Second Capital Prize of S50,000 sold in fractional tenths at S1 each, sent to NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La; one paid to J. Hall, Richmond, Va; one to Charles F. Morse, No 880 Harrison Ave, :, Boston, Mass. one to the Natl Bank of the Repu blic, Washington. D. O.. one to R. J. Humphreys, Santa Rosa, through the Pacific Bank of San Francisco, Cal ]; one to Thos. Fair, Philadelphia, Pa. /; one to w. A. Francis, Salem, Va; enc to Win. Severance, Lebanon, Ky; one to depositor through Wells, Fargo & Co.,, San Francisco, Cal; one to a party in Detroit, Mich, etc., etc. No 10,079 drew the Third Capital Prize of S50,000, which was sold to party in New Or leans, La., whose name is withheld by re- quest. Nos 36,629 and 65, 175 each drew one of the two Fourth Capital Prizes of S10,000, which were scattered around promiscu ously. Be sure to participate in the Grnd Quarterly and 217.h Grand Monthly Drawing at New Orleans, La. on June 18th, 1888 Do not let, the op portumty to seize $500, 900 at FortuneI 1 hand escape YOU.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-05-12
Phenix News.

Harvesting and threshing are in pro- gress in the valley.
 School district No. 9 (Osborn's) have voted tax of $1500 to build brick school house.
 The Bank of Hartford building is with out doubt the finest building of it's size in Arizona, and the interior is as tasty and elegant as any house in the entire southwest. .--Arizonan.
 The recent city election at,Phenix re suited in the choice of A. Leonard Meyer for Mayor;J. w. Blarkenship, Marshal; w R. Morris, Treasurer; John H. Bur ger, Cuun cilman, First Ward; E. M Mills, Councilman, Fourth Ward.
 w. H. Thomas came in this morning from his Contention" Mine, which pro perty is now ill tlne state of develop ment, there being, in all, some 400 feet of drifting and 33l feet of shaftng on the ledge, thus opening up and render ing available an estimated bulk of 20,- 0O0 tons of ore. The mine is rich ir sulphurets in addition to free gold and MT. Thomas has recently made some arrastra tests of the ore in all four shaft S. mixed m equal proportions with result of S25 to S35 per ton of free gold. d.- Herald
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-05-12

IT IS reported that very strong min ing company has secured a group of the very promising gold mines at Riverside which will be opened extensively and a large mill erected for the reduction of ores This will give great impetus to mining matters in that favored section and build up tOurishing town at that place. Riverside is surrounded with good and permanent mines, many of which are sufficiently developed to lem onstrate their value, and there can be nc doubt of the bright future that the place will enjoy. Not only gold mines are found there, but large and rich deposits of copper and silver exist and there is room and material for dozens of com panies to operate to advantage. Tn. Riverside boom will be big one.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-05-12

No PRACTICAL man can examine the splendid agricultural lands tributary to the Florence canal without becoming an enthusiastic believer in the glorious future that awaits this valley. The broad acres are nearly as level as floor, with deep rich soil and fertile toa won derful degree. The elevation is from fifty to seventy feet above the low valley along the river, above the frosts and niasmatic influences that sometimes there prevail. Every foot of the land is capable of producing from two to four crops of fruits per year and it is the home of the grape, fig, olive, apricot, peach, plum, nectarine, almond, walnut and many other kinds of fruits and nuts, while the citrus fruits can also be grown with profit. During the entire year vegetables can be grown and the farmer is always busy with corresponding in crease of income. All these advantages are apparent to any ordinary observer and there is good ground for his enthus- iasm During the present year more than fifty thousand acres of new land will be cleared and put under cultivation and fully three times that eu.utity will be cultivated next year. All this activ- ity and developmentN will create geu- eral prosperity in which the town of Florence will largely share. The ou.- look is further improved by the cer- tainty that railroad will reach Florence during the year, atfording the best trans portation facilities to the merchants and farmers. Bright indeed are the prospects of this valley, and lucky is the man who secures tract of land under one of the canals before the price advances beyond his means.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-05-12

THE Democratic Territorial convention held in Phenix last Monday elected John c. Herndon of Prescott, and Geo. c. Berry of Tombst one, as delegates to the National Convention, with instructions to support the nomination of Grover Cleveland. The convention was not harmonious in portion of it's proceed ings but the result of it's deliberations meets with the approbation of it's party friends throughoui the Territory.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-05-12

STAGE travel from tile raIr0ad has in- creased so greatly duiing the past month that the stage company contemplates putting on their large Concord coaches with foar horses, and making the trip to Casa Grande in about three hours The increase in travel is chiefly owing to the influx of strangers who come to seek homes in this valley.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-05-12

PowDERLY exhibits good sense in op- posing the turning of the Knights of labor into political party. Such action would be the signal of their decadence.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-05-12

POLITICAL matters are warming up in nearly every portion of the Territory excepting Piual county, where the peo- pie are too deeply interested in mater ial progress approaching "boom" to allow such subjects to divide their at tention.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-05-12

THERE is disposition on the part of the United States senate to delay action upon the nomination of Melville w. Fuller to be Chief Justice of the Su. preme Court, until after the the next election, for partisan reasons.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-05-12

The Hon. Mark Smith is evidently as strong for homo rule as the rest of us are, if we may judge from recent let ter to friend whom he supposed would be delegate to the National Convention In the letter referred to he writes: q trust yon will emphasize our demand for home rule, ard still more strongly pledge compliance with that plank in the platform. am ging to St. Louis for no other purpose than no try to force redemption of our home rule promises, by denouncing their open and notorious violation. ."-Pros pector.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-05-12

HE new Chinese treaty has been rat lhed by the senate without opposition. It IS not entirely satisfactory to the peo- pie of the Pacific Coast.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-05-12

The oldest timers in the valley have never before seen a rain storm here in the month of May. and lady who has observed the changes of weather closely during the last six years states that thu earliest thunder storm during that time was on July 3rd, 892.-Herald.
 Ripe apricots were displayed in Phe- nix on May Sd. Figs are also ripe
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-05-12

TIE firm of w. J. Coleman & Co.,, of San Francisco, has made an us, isnment. The liabilities aggregate two millions with assets double that sum.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-05-12

FINAL county means to keep it's pO- sition in the lead as the banner mining county of Arizona.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-05-12

THE Emperor of Germany Is reported to be again at deaths door, and it is said that he must die.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-05-12

SAN DIEGO points with metropolitan pride to recent fire in Hamilton block involving a loss of quarter of million.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-05-12

HE rolling chestnut gathers no fresh ness.