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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-07

N1n thlS territory that Strlk- - gcsts preeoncerted action by E or more distinct parties of this acherous tribe. 1t has been as- rted that Kid, one of the murderers Sheriff Reynolds of Gila county, as one of the party that killed liar | e in Rucker canyon, Cochise coun- ! quite recently, but we have good son to believe that this is a mis- e. That band moved southward Mexico after committing various edahons, while Kid and two of companions in crime were seen recognized on May 30th, by Mir. .1nd, ranchman living on the Ara pa, near the san Pedro river. They me to the irrigating ditch where he s at work and, after conversing hile. they filled their canteens with tet and returned to the hills with lfering the least demonstration
 hlity. Upon describing their ap-
 bee to his neighbors all doubt of identity was dispelled. Rumors
 ian outrages on the Aravaipa
 d this place several days ago,
 ipervisor E. W. Childs, who ar
 from that place Thursday log, modifies the previous reports lerably. It seems that Chiquito, l chief residing in the Arayaipa, besr suspected for some time ol orip.. Kid and his companions, several scouts were dispatched San Carlos to watch his actions. { they learned is not known, bu, v days ago they took Chiquito lib squaws into custody and went
 I'm Co the agency One of his
 E escaped and returned to Chi
 s abode and her story evidently ed considerable excitement among emaining Indians and even thu Aspding settlers became consider
 .fTed, although no hostile onstrntions were observed. Kit . - his followers at once took 10 tht Ills and the report from Tucson tha wo Apaches had attacked and sho { some Mexican boys in the Santi satalina mountains about ten mile pm that city, indicates that the. nt to that neighborhoo1 Ther, all sorts of Indian rumors current pf them more or less exaggerated they are sufficiently accurate t yate. that there are Indians off tn servatidh but whether upon a mis Dn of peace or war no one knows rders have been issued forbiddini he agent to issue passes to Indian 1r hunting off the reservation and rmed Indians are found wanderin bout the mountains and valleys il iolation of these instructions they ar ole to be considered as hostiles an |0
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-07
Who Will Guess.

St. Claire & Pratt, the leading jewell CTS of Phenix, Arizona, being grate- full for the past liberal patronage, will give to any patron of their repairing department a handsome tilting water set, finely engraved and satin finish, gold lined goblet and slop bowl. all of the best quadruple plate twenty inch es high and valued at $50, who guesses the nearest the population of the United States. Each number will be registered and duplicate of same will be sent to each guesser. All guesses must be in before July 1st Should two make the same guess the first will be considered. Everybody having repairing done will be entitled to one guess for each piece of work Register them your watch or jewelry to be repaired. They pay all the ex- penses of sending and returning watches, etc, and guarantee work. Try them. Reference, Valley Bank, Phenix, Arizona
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-07
4 Wise Husband.

Mrs Brown-Let's shake the carpet. Which end will you holds
 Brown-Wait till \ see which way the wind is blowing. The Epoch
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-07

A big lot of hosiery for ladies, gen tlemen and children just opened at Wildman & Co.'S.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-07

Our leading citizens and tax payers are determined to bring about g re- duction of taxes. If there is any le- gitimate means by which this much desired end can be reached, they will no doubt succeed, as they are in earn est.-Star.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-07

Always remember that ice cream is served on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays at Mrs. Cullen's Ice Cream Parlors.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-07
A Paradox.

"l don't see how you manage to pull the wool over your governors eyes" ''Why nots"
 He's So bald m-I.awrence American.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-07

A full line of choice groceries and provisions can always be found at Wildman < Co.'S,
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-07

lomewhat annoying that the Aarm of the government, main
 Arizona for the protection
 pttlers against Indian dep
 so persisacptly refuse to
 Indians guilty of atrocities So have been committed by ILtal an outbreak reaches such
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-07

Monday.
 At Quartzite, the Silver Era adloin- ing the Fame mine, is developing into paying property. It is owned by Charles Ruckelshausen. Quartzite Hill Is without doubt one of the rich est mineral localities in Globe Dis trict
 Fl Capitan mine, which from time to time has yielded considerable sil- yer, is under lease to Voronburg and Clements, and is again producer. The lessees have made several ship ments of ore, and we are told that the mine has shown decided improve ment of late. Another lot of ore will be brought in for shipment within 8 few days
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-07

rchusuED EVERY SATURDAY, AT iENCE, FINAL COUNTY, A. T
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-07

To the twenty languages including Chi nese) that he had previously mastered, Fa- ther Johann Martin Schleyer, inventor of Volapuk, is said to have added three distinct African varieties. With these and Voiapuk he should be able to give vent to his feelings under ordinary circumstances.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-07

|Nli Con munications and letters relat-
 toss. should be addressed to THE EN-
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-07
wElNST0CK, l-UBgM & co.
 400 to 4l2 K Street. Sacramento. Gal.

Send for Illustrated Price List giving full information about wearing apparel for men, and children, house hold supplies etc. Free to any address. 10
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-07

Chang Yen Hoon, the retiring Chinese minister to the United States, has already made plans foS future diplomatic work upon his return to his native land. He holds at present the high office of manager of the i'm perial stables, which is equivalent to the Eng fish title of master of the horse
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-07
a1e Druggists

In Lowell. Mass, agree in saving that ttaey sch more of Hoods sarsaPaIina than of al other blood purifiers. For iastance
 F. C. GooDALE: sell more of uoois Sarsapa- lila than ali ether blood purifiers.
 !. V, D3Ts X Co; Hood's takes the lead of all other ssTslp lparilas.
 z. F. BLANCHARD: Te sell more of Hcs,a-s sar> s2parilla than of any similar
 MARs7oN & SHAW: With us the sale of IIoetls Is to ot any other kind
 F & F. BAILEY & Co, Eood's Sarsauariila ia one of the best medicines
 CARLTON < VoyEY: Hoods Sargaparilla is ona of the best medicines We Lavo its sale increases every year.
 T. P Moooy. We sell twice as much oi. IIoos's eafsspar!iia a. 9, anything similar
 C. A. svAi5; Hoods isthe most rosaiar ssrsa parila c, tue dity.
 TR1RFr OTHER druggists speak similarly. 1his pepaiaTity at home, where Hood .s,rS.. paFllia and its proprietoss have been s..,y, fer many years, coald not continue if the gesfiici,,a aid not possess rlaglt And these iac,s sboula certainty eo'syinee reop, in other sections of
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-07

IL. c. X G. W. BROWN.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-07

Ice cream supplied in quantities to suit at Mrs, Cullen's Ice Cream Par lors.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-07
4 Likely Story.

Policeman-Say, boy, where did you get that dogs
 Boy s-Santy Claus put it in my stockin'l- Life
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-07

evidently some mischief .amongst the dissatisfied Fin this Territory that strik-
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-07
fisnna Enterprise.

EFCE, JUNE ', 1890
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
MOURNING JEWELRl

Dsisy Lace Pins with Rhinestones' be- /;
Every kind of .Jewelry. Childrens ana
Ladies Friendship Rings, loo, all
the way to Solid Gold ;
Coben's Can't Bend Them Pms, &C.
Real English Pins, &c. a paper
Tortoise Shell Hair Pins, 2 Tor &C.
or Bic a dozen; Gold-Eyed Needles;
4c. paper Needle-Books' 4 and
&c. each
Silk Cord Rouching, &c. yard Loup
Edged. 12c. ; ,ooe
AIl-Llnen Oatmeal Towel, lSx36
inches. for &C., or 81 a dozen.
Gold and Bronze Silk Furniture
Damask. s1.75 yard. Jute Valour EN-
broidered in gold, 1926 a yard. Satin
Wave in Jute and Cotton, &c. Several
hundred kind if you take the time 10
look. ,o-oo
Il-Wool Red Twiled Flannel, l9x2o,
al soc. a ward near l0c. a yard under
value u inch White Flannel. one
fourth wool. &c. yard. ATWOOD gray
Skirting Flannel, Nc.
Colored Iudia Silks for 4fc.
Irish Linen Writing Paper for &C.
quire; g. A.
Petroleum Cream, vaseline Tor the
skin. the Crescent Toilet Company s.
SC. a bottle to Introduce its value.
thousand other things about the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
PROHIBITION WORK.
TICKETS IN FIFTEEN COUNTIES IN
NORTH CAROLINA
They Wish 10 Develop sentiment--Tbe Re-
publican Outiook-Cheatbam's Walk
over--Coiored Fair Opened.
Special telegram to IN. Dispatch. J

RALEIGH, n. c., October 2l.--The
Prohibiiionists have tickets n fifteen of
the nine'y-six counties OF the State.
They do not expect to elect any OF their
candidates this year, but are simply
building up party. II is very probable
tn y will put in the field to canvass each
county in the State W. i. Walker, who
was their last candidate for Governor.
His plan will not be 10 get votes at this
election, but at the next, and 10 develop
sentiment, organize CLUBS, and work up
the cause OF prohibition. Some speeches
will be made, notably at i'aleigh, before
the election. Professor Samuel Dickey.
who is the chairman of the National
Executive Committee, is now in this
State. He will visit each State and or
ganize it for systematic work under
regular plan of campaign. He says the
movement will be sweeping one.
HOLDING COTTON.
The low price of cotton and the I'M
proved financial condition OF the farmers
will result in the holding OF much cot
ton. certainly in this section. The all
ance gives hearty encouragement, and IL
happens that this year the farmer are
not forced to push their cotton on the
market to meet pressing obligations.
The falling off OF the receipts here the
past tea days is said to be directly due
IN tina holIiny of IN ton
A BLOW TO TEE FORCE BILL.
The Republican leaders say Cheat
hams walk over in the Second district
will be powerful blow to the force bill
when the latter measure comes up in De-
cember. These leaders say the Demo-
Gratis can we'll afford TO let Cheathsm go
in, as the point is worth one congressman
to them. j. VI. Newborn, who was at
one time pressed as the alliance candl-
date in Cheatham's district, is out IN a
card in which he announces his candi-
dacy.
LEADING IN TOBACCO.
Mr.. Conrad. special agent OF the Int
rior Department for the collection OF
census satisfies regarding tobacco, Is
here. He says he finds that North Caro-
lima is this year leading all the sixteen
tstes in which tobacco is grown IN
increase OF acreage, average value OF
product, and in quality of tobacco.
REPEAL THE TAX on PURCHASES.
Efforts are being made by merchants
in all the cities and towns in the State TO
secure the repeal of the tax on purchases
levied by the State under schedule of
the revenue act. The various towns are
contri utng money TO fund which is
being collected at Winston, aud the CON
stitutionality OF the tax is to be fully
tested in the courts by refusal to pay
it.
Governor Fowle to-day formally open.
ed the thirteenth annual State Fair OF
the colored people at this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
Special for To-Day
AT
K AL 7 N AN n & CO. 5.
RrcuMoSp. October o. $500

RICHMOND. October %, lS9O.
Another beautiful lot OF those launy
CLOrH BLAZER jackets IN navy.
blue and black at s2ls.
HEAVYWEIGHT CHlNCHlLLA
REFERS in nayy-blue. sizes 6 TO 49,
trimmed with velvet, gold braid, All
military buttons, -.
Some Of those ZEPHYR KNIT
SACQUES for infants, in all colors 81
23c. better grades at '3scp Doc, &C.,
and 75c.
A pretty line Of CHlLDREN'S KNIT
WOOL VESTS in assorted sizes AZ l9c. ;
the same in larger sizes at - and 29c.
Fine WOOL-KNlr VESTS. open
down the front, extra quality, from IS
to 75c.
LADIES' SWISS RIBBED VESTS
only 3sc.
Splendid WOOLvEST5 orladies Tor
9Sc.
We will show special bargains in IN
FANTS' LONG OLOAhS and caps to
match.
Na4Emann 4 Co.
Fourth and Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
Good-Speed from a Neighbor.

The Times congratulates its neighbor,
the Richmond Dispatch, upon reaching
the hale old age of forty years. We can
boast of just one tenth of that, but yet
are able TO appreciate thoroughly the
many vicissitudes a newspaper has to
undergo in two-score years of existence.
1t has seen other papers come 10 an end.
Some OF them born before it, others
born afterward, and we in extending
these congratulations may be permitted
to extend the hope that the IiHles and the
Richmond Dispatch may always remain
permanent institutions OF Richmond,
working together for the common well
fare and for the advancement OF the
citys interests.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
The South Carolina Situation.

AV tSO0N&@ OeN4 OAAA1 oAN0esetO<-
The Democratic situation In South
Carolina is deplorable. AS the readers
OF the Dispatch are aware, the farmers
movement in the State, led by Till
NAN, secured control Of the Democratic
State Convention, which met in Septem-
Der, and nominated State ticket with
TuLxAx at its head. Tho methods
adopted by the TiIlmanites may not
have been regular as 10 details in all
cases, but II is nevertheless true tina,
they were finally acquiesced in by the
whole Democracy Of the State. aud it is
beyond question that the commences Of
the Democracy OF the Tillmanites was
finally acknowledged practically by all
concerned. Hence the Democrats Of
the country at large were panied and
mortified 10 learn OF the independent
Democratic movement headed by Judge
HASKELL.
The fgbt Of course. Is q family az.
fair which cannot well be interisred with
from without the orders OF south Caro-
lima, but rs the whole Democracy CT the
country Is interested in whatever may
affect for veal or woe any one Of its
paris. 30 there has been deep solicitude
throughout the Union, and particularly
throughout the South. az to the outcome
Of the Palmetto split II Is felt that ths
fratricidal strife threstsns the very foun-
dstiops Of white supremacy, social Or
asr, and every material interest in soeth
DArolinA where's the hops had bssn In
|aloed ihat rs tho present We sitsasion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
THE TOWER,
20l AND 203 EAST BROAD.

Pure Linen Towels, l2ic.. regular Prize
l6ic.
Embroidery Letters. the very bcs, male
three dozen for &c.
Stamped Pillows hams, l5c.;
Ingram Carpets, &c.
Before purchasing yonr Carpets call
on MS. We guarantee you sayln IN
price and quality. We are also WV
economical in matching Carpets
36 inch STRIPED Dress Goods, 2jc.
Broadcloihs 80 inches VIDE only Jc.
Our 81 Cloths have been reduced 81 Sc
One pound of good Note Paper oa'g
lie.
Crepe de Chine 10 all colors, Sl2l:
LADIES Black, Blne. and Ian Cloth
Cfosks. double-bressted and loo,e
front, only 30;
Gentlemen's Camel s.Iiair Shirts ard
Drawers, SIC
Children's Large ize Pibbcd Wool
Vests, soc, regular price Zoe.
We had BIZ STIR last week la orr Kl
Glove department. Gloves we're slmo.,
given away. We are gong 10 offer lls
same Inducements this wees.
Chlldren's School Hose, regular prco
ljc., our price l2lc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22

There is a suicidal epidemic in the
land That of Mr.. A. b. MULLErr. no
tice1 in The Dispatch yesterday. may
fairly be attributed to his inability to Mt
himself into private life after long
public service. He held Government
positions from 1861 to 1885, and was
best known as the supervising architect
OF the Treasury Department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22

We quite agree that the circus will not
recommend itself TO the Virginia public
bv advertising "saERDAS's Ride "a
ride that meant insult to women, and
burning OF Sellinss, barns, aud mills and
which was intended to make OF the fruit
ful shenandoah Valley a region so bar
rem that 80 crow flying over Iwould
have to carry his rations with him. "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22

The Church Hill viaduct scheme meets
with great popular approval. 1t and the
First and Fifth-street viaducts will solve
the problem OF how great areas OF land
in fairly close proximity to business cen
tres NAV be brought into market at rea-
sonable rates and used as sites for work
mems homes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
Our Birthday.

To The Editor of the Dispatch:
The announcement of the Dispatch
having reached its fortieth year awakens
pleasant recollections of the writer OF
the establishment of this excellent jour
nal. | can remember we'll the neat and
very attractive prospectus printed on
bleached domestic or cotton being sent
by the publishers to the postmaster of
the county seat of one OF the Peninsula
counties, with request that it
should To posted up in conspicu-
Gus place. The writer, then a boy OF
tender years, acting in the capacity OF
saesboy, pat the prospectus up with his
own hands. The paper has lived through
many vicssitudes, and so has the boy,
but he survives to-day to read 1t and to
rejoice in its great prosperity. have
been reading it for forty years and I'M
hesitatingly say as newspaper 1t is
much better to-day than l have ever
known it. May it continue tn grow and
prosper in the future as it has done in
the past is the wish of the writer. +.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
A Proud Distinction.

The Richmond Dispatch yesterday
completed the fortieth year OF its exist
ence. and used the occasion for giving a
brief outline Of its interesting and event
full history. The Dispatch has long en-
joyed the distinction Of being the best
newspaper in the atate-a position which
it won through merit and ability and as
it still considers itself youthful journal
we trust that VIII n it reaches an age Of
maturity it may continue to enjoy the
same manifestations OF popular conf
dence and approval which it now does.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22

The outlook for Democratic success In
November is most assuring. We see but
one source of danger. That is the POSSIBLE
ity of over-confidence. Over-confidence
begets Indifference. Defeat almost GER
tainIy follows indifference. Democratic
inertness is more to be dreaded than he-
publican activity. In this contest we rep
resent the rights and liberties Of the peo-
pie, and we have the votes. 1t depends
upon you whether we shall also have the
victory ddress Of the Chairman Of the STATE
Democratic Committee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22

We have received copy Of The De-
mocratic Campaign Book. Congression-
al Elections, 1890. Analysis of the most
conspicuous acts Of the first session,
Fifty-frst Congress. BY authority Of
the Democratic Congressional Commit
tee, 224 New Jersey avenue. S. E., Wash
ington, d. c. single copies, Doc. !;
twenty-five copies, Sl2 fifty copies. $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
Live. Progressive, Conservative.

This excellent journal completed forty
years OF existence Sunday. The Dis
PATCH is one of the leading papers Of
the country. with splendid record 1t
is live. progressive, conservative, and
thorough y in keeping with ell that
tends to the honor and glory Of vir-
GINA Its career has been An eventful
one. The N,rginian wishes
it msny more bright and prosperous
BIRTHDAYS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
SUICIDE.

Hastily the lid was removed as soon
as the cumbersome package was taken to
the Settley home. and then those who
had been busy pryng off the boards
with hammers and cbisaIs we're horriied
to find the body Of a girl.
AS soon as the affrightened workers
again approached the straoge object
they saw that what apparently lay before
them was the corpse of Helen Settley.
Drs. Bushong and Kohler were at once
summoned, and the mother asked that
posf-D,Ortem examination I've held.
But rs the physi ians were assstlngin
lifting the body from itsstrange resting.
place they noticed that the evidences OF
death were not there. No rigldity was
apparent not a sign of decomposition.
So. instead of being wrapped IN the
clothes OF death, the girl was placed IN a
bed and closer examination made. III
was found that the muscles were relaxed
AS OF one in deep sleep. The hands
we e warm and a slight flush appeared
ON the cheeks. Restorstives were APP
plied but to no avail. These conditions
were the same throughout the n'ght and
all to-day. Tonight the mother is
watching by the bedside OF her girl, not
knowing whether corpse lies between
the sheets or whether there is life IN the
motionless form.
The physicians are as puzzled as is
the Widow Settley. They wonder how
II il possible for vestge OF life to re-
main after the confinement in that box
for such a period, even if the girl we're
alive when the journey from Mt Vernon
was commenced. $50
The authorities have been notified OF
the strange case and are doing their mt
most to solve the mystery.
Only ten days ago the mother received
a letter from her daughter, in which she
said she was saving enough money TO
enable her to take a trip home. The
girl became twenty years old short
| {i,,a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22

The New York World says that one
congressional district In tina! city--the
Twelfth. represented by RoswELL p.
FLowxR--is richer than any State in the
Union except New York and Pennsyl-
yauia. The uAissd possessions Of ths
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22

1t appears that not only are We not
to have round-,rip ticket FROM Rich
mond to New York, but that the round
trip ticket from Richmond to Washing
ton has been withdrawn from sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22

We do not zee the activity here which
is desirable in the matter of placing fire.
escapes in hotels. factories, theatres, and
other buildings where large numbers OF
people are gathered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22

The message of Governor CAMPBELL
sent to the Legislature OF Ohio yester-
day shows that be is bold and deter
mined man, and is resolved not to let
the two houses escape the responsible
ty which, in his Judgment, the situation
nuts upon them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22

by Jailor Bucher in an attempt to arrest
him. Casey some weeks since crushed
in the skull OF Edward Conner, Of APP
pomattox county, and made his escape.
leaving Conner in critical condition,
from which he has not yet recovered.
The police learned that Casey was So
cured in house in Gas House alley.
Policemen were stationed at each end Of
the alley to prevent his escape while
Chief-of-Police Waters went through
the house.
YELL IN A HEAP.
Casey ran out and passed Jailer Bu-
cher, who ordered him to stop. Failing
to stop Buchcr shot in the air twice TO
warn him. shooting the third time the
ball struck Casey in the back and he
fell in heap, diving in thirty minutes
A coroner's jury rendered verdict
that Bucher WAS acting in the line OF his
duty and discharged him.
DELEGATES ARRIVING.
Delegates TO the Presbyterian Synod
are arriving in large numbers and are
finding homes with our people,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22

DR.. EVERETT, who is contesting the
Bnnker Hill congressional district
against HENRY CABor Lopez, is oil the
oninion that every tariff has been die
ta,ed bv the State Of Pennsylvania and
,ba. "the first political party that dares
to say openly that it will court the vote
Of the country ct large and not care for
the vote Of Pennsylvania will sweep the
country as no political party ever has as
rrni y