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The Arizona champion., 1889-11-09

TnR settlement of the worlds championship in favor of the New York base ball club recalls the inter. estiag faut tlrt the Boscon club last season in the series with New York easily demonstrated it's superiority over tlia latter, while in the associa- ton games Brooklyn was no match for St. Louis. Base ball has some queer ins and out.
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-09
SUM MONS.

In the Justices Court, Williams Precinct, favapai County, Arizona Territory. |. CHARLES C. CHAMBERS, Plainuff,
 versus
 THOMAS J. Wilson, Defendant. J Action brought in Justice's Court oi Williams Precinct, ill the County Of Yavapai. Territory oi Arizona:
 Territory of Arizona sends Greeting to Thomas l. Wilson, you are hereby sum> moned and required to appear in on ac- ton brought against you by the above. named plaintiff in the Justices Court oi Williams Precinct, in the County of Yavapai, in the Territory of Arizona, and answer the complaint filed in said Court. at Williams in said Count, within five days (exlusive of the day oi service after the service upon you of this sum. mons, if served in this Precint; but if served out of the Preclnt and within the County, then within ten days; and If serv. cd out of the County, then within fifteen days; in all other cases twenty days.
 Said acton is brought to recover the sum of 1hpty two Dollars for money loaned and merchandise sold by plaintiff to defendant during the month of August A. D.. 1883.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the complaint, as above required. said plaintiff vii. take judgement against yoa for the amount demanded, as aforesaid, and for all relief. in inc promises, and for costs of suit.
 Make legal service and due return hereof. Given under my hand this second day of August, A. D. ISSo
 JAMES Nj. SANFORD, Justice of the Peace, Yayapai County,
 Arizona.
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-09

C6ssssTgsey as jewel is bright eucd when cgsrs and empsrors meet with apparent love, and then retire Q their respective governments and jssus orders for big iron-clads, mon y.s.r cannon and cords of breech loA ling rifles
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-09
PorNAsaEa GEsER.L wASAxAKEI

PolNAs4ERG GESER.L WANAMAKER iscc cMn.slds placing route agents on the mail steamers with duties sin, liar to those now on the railroads. This plain seems to be good one and tIls mail matter would arrive at the various ports where the steamers laud already assorted and ready for shipment to its destination.
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-09

WE think it is poor policy for the BoArd of Supervisors to give S250 to assist the District Attorney in the case of ", o, O'Nsill ys Yavapai county asd refuse to allow Flag staff Ju4tics Of the Peace his just feas
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-09
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SkOREF*Kf MUHPIIf Has TetuTheu <o Phuijx fropi his eastern trip and <ells people ti,ero that Diamond Joe amp other capitalists will start in baiiiing the raiIroad north soon ufter ,eu.r 2 .ntses for bonds, etc. gre given g--p.sscott Courier
 If ap, bonds are given by yaya- Ip.i county, there will be some tall sosripg iH this pat ef the globe, We srs far snougiD ip dslt now,
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-09

A REcKNr press dispatch from San Francisco states that the South srl Pacific Railroad Company has engaged able writers and artists to prepare m iliustrated work on the arid lands of California and Arizona
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-09

John Hance guarantees to nter the river ir the Grand Canyon every l2 miles, for distance of 40 miles, and will guide any party, desiring to prospect or explore, from the mouth of the Little Colorado to the mouth of the Cataract, which is supposed to be all of the above said distance. sT3m.
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-09

A MEETING of the wocl-growers, to bs held at Washington on the day .hen congress convenes, has been called by Mr. Columbus Delano, prssidsnt of the National Wool Growers association.
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-09
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REcEsT articles in San Francisco papers apprebend a shortage of beef jn thss s,arket this winter, and con, ssquently higher prices. We sincere y hope thsse apprehensions will proye true.
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-09

Now that Judge Barnes. of the first judicial district, has been re- moyed, every newspaper in the Territory gives him puff. Con aistency, thou art a dandy"
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-09
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE at Prescott. A. T Il
 September 90, I8S9.

September 90, 1889.
 Notice IS hereby given that the follow ine named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof m support of hls claim, and that said proof will be made before Register and Receiver at rescott. A. T., on Nov. IT. 1889, viz: Samuel C. Black, II E. No. 44o, for thr ,. E. 4, Sec. 22, Tp 2I, N. K. :. E.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous, residence upon, and cultivation of, saie Ia l, viz: IS. l.. Black, W. G. Stewart, Geo. C. Black i, Ben Taylor, all of Flagstaff. \. I
 F. BURGESS. Register.
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-09

GENERAL MiLEs asks SS,500,000 for Pacific coast dsfenses, He says cha. thsrs ere s25, 900. 900 alone in shs San Frsneisco' mint, tempta- Son o any third rate naval power Q piupder the coast
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-09
 GEN ZEAL NEWS

China Is putting in electric lights.
 .A Philadelphia wool firm has failsd for $500, 900,
 s.Panp is the Greek word :or Fall, " 80 says the Las Vegas Optic,
 The whole village of Powelton. center county, Pa, is advertised for sale,
 There arc now in this country 100000 opium eaters, Chicago furnishes 20. 900 of these.
 California is making an effort to revive the American party, and has raised money for tn 1t purpose.
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-09

MALONE has been defeated in Virginia. He has one consolation, however he made the Democrats worry great deal about him.
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-09

TIERS is not taxpayer in this portion of Ysyapai who does not coadsmn the issuing of any more bonds for the P. X A. c. R. R.
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-09
Stock of Millinery Goods.

The latest styles of goods in. my line always on hand. Fash ionable dressmaking done to or der. Satisfaction guaranteed.
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-09

A yEw months ago the society noticvs spoke of 'the President and Mrs. Clsyeland.D Nov it is "Mrs' G oyer Cleveland and her husband.
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-09
sATUDRAY, NOV. 9, 1889

Irwin not now be long until Flag staff will bs a large and important city. The Central Arizona Railroad is Q sure think.
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-09

I respectfully call the attention of
 the ladies to ny
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-09
REM MEMBER 1!

You can buy Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats. Quilts and Blankets,
 And Eatables Cheaper at
 SALZMAN'S Than anywhere else. EA- Don't forget the place. -Al
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-09

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City of Mexico, Nov.
 10, 1889.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $6O.OOO q.

S0,O0O Tickets at A. S32O.000. 2276 Prizes Amounting to Si7s,56O. Price of Tickets, American money
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-09

List of Prizes will be sent immediately after the drawing to all correspondents or on application.
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-09

In the Justices Court, Williams Precinct,
 favapai County, Arizona Territory. |. CHARLES C. CHAMBERS, Plainuff,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-27

around until all were DISCUS ted. 1t made me
think that not single Ohio man ever died in
the war, there were so many. OF course nli-
nois win do nothing until commander Mar
tin arrives, but am inclined to think there
will be music by the full bald il Warner per-
5 ISIS in placing the st. Loui, post above us.
Left Him for Dead.
The usual strange encounters common to
these encampments are everywhere preva-
lent A wiry little fellow on crutches was
stamping eastward on Wisconsin street YES
terday afternoon when squad of Ohio men
came along. The foremost of the party was
a stalwart citizen whose left coat sleeve
dangled by his side. He eyed the little Grip
pie curiously for minute, then thrust for
ward his one hand and excl aimed;
"By the Lord, Jim. is this you7 Why,
eft you for dead at Pittsburg Landing"
How heartily these two comrades shook
handsl Tears stood in the eyes of many a
by stander as these manned veterans greeted
each other after separation of quarter OF
a century
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-27
A SANTA FE TRAIN WRECKED.
An Accident at Kinsman, Ills, with Over
Dozen Injured.

An Accident at kinsman, Ills, with Over
Dozen u-ed.
STREAToR, Ills, Aug. - The vestibuled
train on the Santa Fe road was wrecked at
kinsman, filter miles east of here, at 7:45
yesterday morning. No one was killed, but
the passengers in the chair car, fourteen in
number, were severely injured The accident
was caused either by some OBJECT on the track
which was thrown up stirling the floor of
car, or by some timber comi1 g loose from the
lower side of the car and dropping down
upon the track. The injured are as follows:
Mrs George B. Peters, of Emporia, Kan
bruised and cut about the head and face
probably fatally: George Peters. slightly
bruised; Mrs. r. r. Tuckernan. OF Topeka,
Kan, bruised about the heaC and shoulders,
seriously hurt; Ida Tucke-man, n child,
slightly injured; William Il. Fish, Topeka
Kan, wound in the top of head, another in
back; Mrs. Fish, deep cash across the fore
head and severely bruised on the side and
shoulder; Mrs. 5 ). Dickinson, Larned, Kan
injured in the chest and head; her IO-year-old
son also bruised slightly; Mrs.. ;. :. Johnson
of Norfolk, Conn, an elderly lady, bruised in
the he id and face; :. F. Gould, Of Mulvane
Kan, injured in the head and back slightly;
Mrs. Edward Audsley, of Csrrollton, Mo,
arm and head injured, not seriously Ben
Levy. OF Streator Ills. left shoulder dislo-
Gated, slight cuts on the body.
The injured persons We're brought to this
city, and are being taken care of, some in
the hospitals and others in private homes
Mr.. and Mrs. Audsley were ON their way to
Milwaukee to attsnd the encampment of the
Grand Army
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-27

JUDGNG from the great variety of pic
lures published OF widow Sarah Althae
Hill Terry, one would conclude that she
patronized the photograph galleries quite
as literally as did our loved Fracis Fol-
SON Cleveland Union.
The above is an uncslled for and con-
temptible insinuation against one of
Americas noblest women. and we are
surprised that any reputable journal
could stoop so low as to publish il.
While Mrs. Cleveland was noted for her
beauty and as first lady OF the land. her
photographs were in great demand. still
her woman'y virtues and good common
sense were the characteristics which en-
deared her to the people. Why should
she be dragged into public print analog-
ously with the notorious California wo-
man can hardly be comprehended.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-27

FORAKER, of Ohio. who is running tor
governor for the third time. is in trouble
with the negro voters. They are OPP
posed TO his reelection, and say that he is
not friendly to their race. A call has
been issued for convention of the col
ored voters OF Ohio to determine what
denounce Foraker for many things. and
no doubt, when in convention assem-
bled. will declare they will do their best
to defeat him. Foraker is sort of a
vain glorious fellow, anyway, and is a
fair representative of pomp and pride.
His defeat will not paralyze the governs
ment, though he thinks it would, no
doubt
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-27
The County Veterans.

On Saturday last delegates from the
different Grand Army posts of Rock ISL
and county, met at the hall of Gen. John
Buford post, G.. A. r.. Of this city, and
completed the organization of the County
Veteran association and elected the fol.
lowing officers.
County Commander-E B. Knox, Of
Moline.
County Senior Vice Comm ander-
Comrade Edelman. Of Hampton.
County Junior Vice Commander
Henry Keyler. Of Reynolds.
County Chsplain-G. w. Cue. of Rock
Island
County Adjutant-J. Alex Montgom-
cry, of Rock Island.
County Quartermaster-Elw Grit
fifth. Of Milan.
COUNTY Officer of the Day -Thos. Muir
ply. Of Coal Valley.
County Surgeon-Wm. NJ. Twiggs,
Illinois City.
County |. Guard-Joseph Fitzsimmons,
of Milan.
County Sergeant-Major Jerom Qusde,
of Rock Island arsenal.
County Quartermaster Sereeant-E. L.
Steven, of Moline.
The association holds its first annual
reunion on Thursday, Sept. 12th, at Con-
cordia park. in South Moline, and all old
soldiers and their friends are invited.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-27
TUESDAY. Aueusr "a, 1883.
THE Union is still doing its level b

TIE Union is still doing its level best
TO injure the cause Of charity as 1t re-
laies to the suffering miners at Spring
Valley and vicinity. 1t as much as says
this morning that the miners are not en-
titled to sympathy, and virtually advises
Rock Island citizens to refrain from ten
dering a helping hand. We are glad,
however. TO know that the Unions sell
fish views are not endorsed, as the con-
tributions which are being made. testify.
Rock Island responded generously to
the Johnstown sufferers. and ii is not
likely it will allow people to starve with
in its own state without contributing its
share Of relief.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-27

the grizzled veteran had been lost in the crowd
on the platform Mt Chicago, and that Ran
som post, Of st. Louis, the special escort, had
been compelled to leave without him. He
finally reached town at Inst night, and re-
ceived royal welcome along the route to his
hotel Among the other arrivals yesterday
Gen Warner Mrs. Gen Logan, Corporal
Tanner, Gen Alger. and Secretary Rusk
There was steady impour of veterans
yesterday afternoon and last evening and the
total of strangers in the city at midnight
was estimated at from 20 900 TO 80 900
Gen. Warner, Governor Hoard, and Gems
Fairchild, Alger. and Rusk addressed a
rally OF the Sons of Veterans last night
AIger for Commander.
Everything tends 10 Indicate that Gen.
Alger will be the next commander-in chief
Private Dalzsli has no following, and Con-
siguy, of Iowa, has only state support
The eastern delegates will vote for Judge
Ncazsy, Of Vermont, but they admit that he
can not rally the necessary western support
A q. Weissert, of Wisconsin, will be the
senior vice, and the probabilities are that
Washington will be selected for the next en-
campment
Trouble About the Parade.
The trouble concerning the parade was
stlil unsettled at late hour, owing to the
non-arrival Of Department Commander
Martin, of Illinois Gen. Warner insists
that the Missouri delegations shall take the
head OF the line as special escort, while ILL
ndis claims the place by virtue of the resolu-
ton plsssd last year at Columbus, giving the
s'nior apartment the right Of line. The H..
hnOis contingent insist that they will not
march unless their rights ara recognized
win Stand for Their Rights.
Ai.i-de-Camp Reed, of Evanston, chief Of
staff OF the Illinois department, was at head
quarters yesterday afternoon in the superior
court building, and said with reference TO
the trouble about the parade:
Illinois, a the senior department. is enti-
tied TO the right of line. Gen. Warner wants
his Kansas City post TO precede Us in the ia
rade. arting a. his escort. Tbs is not strictly
military, for. of course, "a commander is en-
titled To his staff officers only Still for the
sake OF peace we would concede this but he
also wants Ransom post of St Louis to act
as MS escort as well. Now. this Is equivalent
TO running the entire department of Missouri
ahead OF Illinois. We are not kicking but
we are determined to have our rights. AT
columbus last year special resolution was
passed that only the senior department should
have the right of the line and that the
department in whose state the encampment
might be held should be on the extreme left.
The reason for this was that Ohio took the
lead In the parade last year, and naturally
had ZEN times the number of men in line of
any other department. As a result IL took
them about three hours to pass the reviewing
stand ana the visiting veterans had TO wait
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-27

CHATHAM, IdNc b~tn
for months in order that the encampment of
lSS9 may he the most successful from every
point of view in the history of the Grand
Army. Mr.. Chandler Chapman, general
manager Of the local G. A r. committee,
and his assistants have done their work we'll
The Boys Are Marching In.
Yesterday was given up entirely TO the re-
ception OF the delegations from abroad, AMI
they were arriving by the train load almost
hourly. Ii was calculated that up to 10
o'clock fully 5000 veterans had passed
through the gates of the two railway sta
tions since the arrival of the California dele
CATION Sunday night, with something in the
neighborhood Of 10000 general 81 rht-seers
The Californian post, with its carloads of
wine and fruit, held open house Is 1t did al
Co'umlus and st Louis, and was giving well
come to the MANNED, the halt and the blind
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-27
An Alleged Chinese BoodIer.

states that Leon Hanz Tsang, Chinese con-
sui general in this city, is to be defendant in
a suit for an accounting in the United States
court here, on complaint of Hoy Book Hing,
contractor, from Portland, Ore. The consul
hadchargs of the distribution of moneys
paid by the United States government TO
recompense sufferers by the riot and fires at
Rock Springs, Seattle, Eureka, Truckee,
Reddlng, and other points, amounting to
$4,000 1t is claimed that an unexpended
balance of s3O0,000 is unscc lunted for, and
the facts have been laid before the emperor
of China
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-27
OLD SOLDIERS AT CHICAGO.
Gen. sherman Is Out for a Time with
the Bows

Gen. sherman Is Out for a Time with
the Boys.
CHICAGO, Aug 2z-Gsn. "Tecumseh"
Sherman, Mrs John A Logan, Senator
Stockbridge, and Governor and Mrs Aiger
held an informal reception at the Pacific
hotel yesterday morning from to 0 o'clock,
and several hundred people gave them hearty
greeting.
When the bugle sounded "the assembly"
for Ransom post. of st. Louis TO fall in" to
march to the station Mrs. Alger turned to
Gen. Sherman and asked Jim TO join their
paI ty in Governor Alger's private car. saying:
General, you shall have room TO yourself,
30 that you can have rest and quiet" THAT
is not what came for; / came to have a good
time with the boys, and l am going to have
it," Several old soldiers applauded the gem
eral and told him he was looking younger
than he did year ago. The old general gave
one of his grins, and shaping his legs said:
Il have got good pair of lels under me yet"
Chicago Will Be There.
THE bould soier boy" is marching on to the
city of yellow brick, and before to-day
noon will have taken entire possession of the
city. The procession from Chicago began
moving sunday. and has bee under marching
orders since, and the final end of the process
sion disappeared this morning.
Most of the Grand Army posts of Chicago
and Cook county will be re presented at the
encampment, IL being estimated that from
3,5Ol TO 4,0OO members vii be there from
Cook county. Among the posts send
ing delegations are the following: George
II. Thomas post No 8, aO strong
u. :. Grant post No. 2& 800 members;
Lincoln post No. 81, $50 representative;
Lyons post 800 members; Custer post; 2JO
strong: Godfrey Weitel pos, 3D. members;
John A. Logan post, Of Evanston, about l0O
members; T.. II. sheridan post, OF Oak Park,
about lOO members. All the other posts will
be represented by about $40 members. About
go members of the Women's Relief corps will
attend, and the greater port on of the Grand
Army men Will be accom- panied by their
wives.
Mrs. Logan will return to Chicago on
Friday and remain several days at the
Grand Pacific
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-27
CAN'T EVICT THE WIDOW.
Plncky Irish Woman Fortified in the
Famed Castle of Monanimy

LONDON, Aug. 27.-Mr. Balfour has job
on his hands on an estate near Mitchellstown
which promises to give him no little trouble.
The landlord with the aid of the police has
been for a week trying TO evict Mrs. Jane
Berry, widow whose husband died less
than year ago She can't pay the rent
and doesn't propose to move, and as the
house she occupies with her children is the
once famed castle Of Monanimy, with walls
seven feet thick against which the battering
rams of the police are of no avail. she bids
landlord and bailiffs defiance. After ham
mering away at the old castle with their
ram for forty-eight hours, the police sent
word TO Mrs. Barry by the parish priest
that unless she surrendered, they would
bring up battery of artillery and lombard
her fortress To this threat the plucky lit
tie widow replied they might do as they
pleased but she would not vacate As this
occurred last Thursday and no artillery has
as yet made its appearance, it is pres umed
that the threat was only buster The police
have now settled down to a regular siege Of
the castle, expecting to starve out the in
mates
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-27
pot MEN" AND "TANK MENU
Two Systems of Glass Manufacturing Go

Two Systems of Glass Manufacturing Go
to War-A Trust Formed.
New YORK, Aug. 27.-The manufacturers
Of window-glass, table-glass and crockery
have formed a trust, called the United
States Glass company. They have bought
up ten of the principal plants in New York
state and Ohio, but it is not believed that
the western manufacturers win join the as
ISOLATION The new trust is really the begin
ming of long fight between the old manu-
facturers, who are known as the SPOT men,"
and the new men, called the @tank men," by
reason of their introducing new me thod Of
making glass in tanks instead of pots The
new method is very expensive and only one
plant has been erected in this country, that
at Jeanette, Pa.
Matter of Self-Defense
The men behind the new enterprise have
issued circulars that they win furnish glass
at a reduction OF from 10 to Is per cent. b.
low the price of the pot men" This action
would have resulted in the going under of
many small firms If they had stood alone,
SO trust was formed and inaugurates the
beginning of a long fight
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-27
Woman sufrrare n snoness

Boston, Aug 27.-The Woman's Journal
publishes a letter from the governor of
Wyoming territory, Mr.. Francis E War
rem, stating that woman suffrage there is an
unqualified success the women having voted
with great wisdom and discretion for
twenty years; that Wyoming's people will
put woman suffrage in their state constitu-
ton, arr will be glad to see all other states
do so. The Journal also publishes letter
from John NJ. Carey, Wyoming's delegate
in congress, confirming these statements
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-27
o'Brien and Gnhooley Sentenced

CORK, Aug. 21-The trial of William
Z Brien and James Gilhooley, members of
parliament, on the chars e of speaking at
proclaimed meeting at Clonakilty, was con-
Guided yesterday. OBrien was sentenced to
two months Imprisonment and GilhooIey to
six weeks, both without hard labor At the
expiration OF these terms of sentence each
must furnish bonds to keep the peace for six
months, and in the event of their failing to
do so, two months imprisonment additional
is imposed upon each by the terms of the