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Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-20

THE eightieth celebration of Mexican
 Independence, has passed, and our Spanish brethren have cause
 to compliment themselves upon the
 highly successful manner in which their
 patriotic celebration was carried on. The struggle for Mexican Independence, for liberty was so nearly like our own; it was accomplished amid so many hard ships and it with so much precious blood;
 it was animated by such patriots as Hidalgo who in their unselfish devotion to their country compared with our own liberators, that all Americans must feel a Kindling of patriotism in their breasts when they see the trl-color afioat with Old Glory Both banners have under gone the baptism of fire, steel, and blood; both have been tried in the crucible where the lives of heroes went out and "up to God in the storm of war" and both have transplantsd the monarehial orihammes. There is woven in their undying colors the milky bal dric of the skies and the crimson of life blood. The rustic of their folds brings upon the wind a sweeter music than the silken banners of kings. Clustered about them are memories which whisper of the tomb, the de- serted hearth, a vacant chair-but liberty and victory.
 In the dark days whem Maxmillian at to throttle. the liberty of Mexi- co, it was the "Star Spangled Banner" which came to the aid of our hapless sister. May the chord which binds the two republics in common cause against King craft never be severed. Vivan las dos republicas.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-20
A Scrap of Paper Saved Her
 Life.

It was just an ordinary scrap of wrap ping paper, but it saved her life. She was in the last stages of consumption, told by physicians that she was incura ble and could live only short time; she weighed less then seventy pounds. On piece of wrapping paper she read of Dr. Kings New Discovery, and got sample bottle; it helped her, she bought largo bottle, it helped her more, bought another and grew better fast, continued its use, and is now strong, health, rosy, plumpt, weighing 40 pounds. For fuller particulars send stamp to w. H. Cole, Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial bottles of this wonderful discovery free at pr. Martins drug store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-20

BRADY is one of little Steve's bonds men andis trying to avoid the respOnsi- bility. If Brady should be elected councilman would he try to get bill through the legislature to relieve himself. The pay as courcilman is on y S360 for the term. which i5 1othing Ia avoid the payment Of 5GpO of little Steve's defalca- tion Pete Brady could afford to go to the council.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-20

Washington, Sept. 17-In reply t., circular of the treasury depart mont, Saturday September tbs 13, invir ing proposals for sale for $16,000, ,000 of 4 per cent bonds, the treasury department received answers aggre- gsting about S2S,0OO,OOO of which S16,SS5,SO0 were purchased at prices from 125 to 1264, largest amount, one price being S3,500,000 at 126 "A 100 rhene1t highest was S3,693, 200 at 1264 i; the Dtx' was S3.326, ,750 at 1264 An official of the treasury department this afternoon called attention to that including purchase bonds of to-day, the disbursement by the treasury in 32 days had exceeded receipts by S63,- 100000.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-20

CARDINAL GIBBONS says the so- lution of the negro question is to christianize them and make them mechanics. The question would then naturally arise where is the fund to provide the democrats of the south with game. It is unlawful to shoot birds; clay pigeons, and glass balls are tame sport to connissuers in "niggah Killini,"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-20
WHEN Chinese gardners have to buy California potatoes by the bag, things have come to pretty pass.

A PUBLICATION has commenced at San Antonlo entitled the White Republican. It favors protection tariff and endorses the republican actions save the "force" bill. The White Republican evidently believes with white democrats that it IS better to lose a few black sheep rather than hare any trouble in the family.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-20

ON the railroad land grant forfeiture bill yesterday the voting was strictly drawn on party lines. The republicans voted to confscate all unearned railroad lands and the democrats as usual voted nay. These are the facts who so viol- ently protest their love for the people They protest too much.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-20
Art Lessons.

Madame Rawlins will reopen the Art Studio in the Pearson Block on the 10th of September, when lessons will be given in Oil Painting and French Water Colors at reasonable rates. Some speci- mems of Arizona scenery will also be placed on exhibition, which the public are invited to inspect,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-20

THE treasurer of the late board of territorial prison commissioners, little Steve is not here to help his friend Pete Brady to the council. Brady will miss him. He used to be a power in Graham. His forced aosence will be felt on elec- tion day. So much the better for hon. est voters.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-20

TIE Los Angeles Times says there is hope for Arizona because polygamist has been convicted. By the grace of God and the republican party, there will be several cases of polygamy on the docket after November or the popula- tion will be considerably less than given by the current census.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-20

HON. w. F. NICHOLS, of Cochise has done the territory much service in its concils and in its business walks. Hon. Pete Brady has done the territory ser vice tambien, and there is S6,0O0 de- felt to mark the era. The matter is now in the courts.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-20

A PICTURE of Satan with the ten com mmandents tied around his sombrero would not be more ludicrous than the attitude of the democratic party screeching reform and free coinage.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-20

THE d emocratic prayer at Phenix was long winded. Reduced toa skeleton, however, it was thus: "God bless me and my wife, my son John and his wife. Us four and no more," and skeleton is what it will be when the leaves begin to turn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-20


 Our of the system of American pol ltics and especially democratic methods has grown that mushroom piece of statesmanship known as boss There is not a party organization today which Is not pestered with this parasite in some form or another. When it once gains complete ascendency it is easier to shake the monster octapus from its prey or the buzzard from its carren, then the boss from it's body polite. The aim of all honest men should be to nip such unholy ambitions in the bud. They should be killed in the pollen. The idea that one man should dictate the policy of an entire party and make a chalk line which must be toed, is repugnant to any American. Still such is the negative force of habit that good men will allow collar to be put about their necks from their indifference not realizing what they are tying to. Of late years members of all parties have been quick to resent bossism, and the cry to support the party right or party wrong has not so much force as it once had. The man who stands out against this bossism, and makes square, manly perpendicular fight for his liberty is honored. The man who doesn't is political peon.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-20

THERE IS, as usual, some very lond mouthing about the democratic plat form of this territory. The voting public remembers distinctly that this same body has prated as vociferously on divers occasions with the results yet to be discovered.
 VIVA la Republica Msxicana!
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-20

THOSE papers who desire to air their republican tendencies by addressing Queen Victoria as Mrs Guelph, should brush up their historical bump and write it Mrs. Wettin,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-20

THE affinity between Pete Brady and reform is similar to that which exists between an Apache and bound vol tune of Sunday school leaves.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-20

TIE Star says: "With Mark Smith at the head of the ticket democratic vic tory can be snuffed from afar." Its so afar that it won't be able to make con nsction by November the fourth.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-20

MARCUS AUREUS SMITH, third termer. What do you expect to gain by your unanimous nomination?
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-20

THE fine Italian hand of the omni- present boss was visible to the naked eye at Phenix yesterday. How long oh Lord. How long.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-20

CURT W. MILLER of the Tempe News sdvertises that place as the coming city of Arizona. We admire paper which
 fights for it's own town. It is worth its weight in gold.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-20
Coppel's Herdic Line.

Still in the lead All calls responded to promptly. Good teams and careful drivers. Leave orders at Chss. Kres- hams Cigar Stand.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-20
TELEGRAPH

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. l6-Dr. J. N Green arrived last night. He confirms the truth of the finding of Robert Ray Hamllton's body in Snake river.
 Hamilton is a member of the old line Hamiltons of New York, and a man of means. Some months ago he came prominently before the country in the ease wherein his mistress tried to kill a French nurse in fit of jealousy. Baby Batrice, an offspring of this union, is now in charge of Hamilton's relations in New Jersey, and the woman ls serving out a sertence in jail. The affair at the time caused a lively sensation, owing to the social prominence of Hamilton.
 CHICAGO, Sept. 15.-Marie Williams, few years ago one of the leading burlesque actress of England and Amer ica, appeared this morning in the police court charged with chronic drunkenness. She has been with Crystal Slipper company, but her increasing appetite for booze compelled the management to dismiss her. She told the magistrate she would go at once to England if released. Decision was reserved.
 BERLIN, Sept. 16-An explosion oc- cured to- day in Maybach pit, in Rhein- ish Prussia, in which 65 miners were killed and 325 rescued. Among those seriously injured was Count Tolstai, the famous Russian author.
 NEW YORK, Sept. l6-Charles R. Flint has received the following cablegram from Rio Janeiro: "The election passed of in perfect order. Results show the country overwhelmingly in favor of the new order of things. No monarchists elected"
 MADRID, Sept. 16-A fire broke out last night ln the palace of the Alham- bra in Granada. It is still burning. Ii originated in the Alhambra court yard and spread to the galleries. Great dam age was done.
 NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 16.-Judge Ridley, of the Criminal Court, has declared war against gamblers. He dis posed of several cases today, imposing fine and sentencing each of the defendants to ten days imprisonment A large number of persons, including some prominent business men, are under bond to appear in court to an. swer the charge of gambling, and as Judge Ridley announced today that all who were convicted would be sent tC prison in addition to being made to pay fine, there is a constsrnation in the ranks of the players.
 SAN FRANCISCO, September 16.-The Merchants Exchange has advices that 6 small boat containing Capt. Haritwen and two seamen of the schooner Shepis Sutherland who were lost in Bherine sea were picked up by steamer c. S Tupper August 15. The bark Thomas Pope which acted as tender to the whaling fleet has been dismantled in the Arctic. She had a cargo of bone but it is not known if this was saved. WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.--Conference report on railroad lana forfeiture bill agreed to. Yeas 30, nays 13. Demo crats voting nay.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 16-Anti-Lottery bill passed.
 LYNCHBURG, Va, Sept. 15.-Fire last nigh; destroyed the Western Union of flee and half clock of adjoining build ings. Loss S150,O00.
 CHICAGO, Sept. 16.-SuIt was begun by the city this afternoon to forfeit the charter of the Chicago Gas Trust, and four gas companies of wh ch it is com. posed. The bill charges that they illeg ally combined to suppress competition and create a monopoly.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-20

THE democratic territorial convention labored heavily yesterday and brought forth a mouse
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-20

THE first snow of the season is reported from Montana. Our remembrance tells us that the first snow fall was in Maine.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-20
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MADAM 1UcsoN feels better after her shower bath last night.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-20

FREE lunch-not free coinage is what the democratic party really wants.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-20
Republican County Ticket.

Sheriff J. K. BROWN. Assessor F. A. STEVENS. lredSuTeF.. Dr--' hecOruer- -O' O' District Attorney .C. w. WRIGHT Probate Judge. ... .DR. F. fl. GOODWIN County Surveyor. ..... L. D. CHILLsoN.
 (G. 4. AVERY, SuperVlsors '''''- EDWARD BULLOCK. Legislative Council. DAVID HENDERSON.
 (GEN. THos. F. WILSON, Legislative c; c; SgTER,
 Assehol! THOMAS DRIsCoLL,
 GEORGE PUsCH.
 1 (W. H. CULVER, 'us'ice oi LUG oaoo R. B. KELLY. o HowAND FLYNN OonsUaoies'' CASH PERRIN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-20

INview of the vast wealth which the north is pouring into the south the prompt repudiation of the Atlantic con- stitutions boycott, was In extremely good form. The sdeserted plantations; the weed grown savannahs; the swamps and forest tracts have risen in value one huhdred per cent Go into any Southern city and ask of the principal industry. It is Yankee capital. We are glad to see the prosperity of the South, and hope that the native daughters and sons will share no less in the golden era which has dawned, than the stranger whose magic wand brings about these wonderful results. As an indication of the business schemes on frot for the current summer We reprint a summary from fhe Manufacturers Journal:
 In Virginia contracts have been prac- ially closed for the investment of S1, 300 GOO of English money in Glasgow; at Suffolk S3O0,O00 improvement company has been organized; at Staunton a $50, coo wood working plant; at Roanoke a S500,000 iron works; at Danville S300- GOO improvement Company; at Suffolk a s25,0O0 electric light company; at Basic City SlOO,O00 woodworking factory, at Rockland S22 900 flour mill: at Rad ford s150,000 water works and electric company. In Florida there IS a great activity in phosphate development, and during the week a S3,000,000, company, a Sl,000,O0O company, a S250,OOO company and S200O00 company have been or ganized to mine phosphate rock and es- tablish fertilizer works; at Fernandia a S30,00C ice factory is to be built. In Tennessee a $500,0O cotton mill Is to be built and two rolling mills, one to cost S100,000; q 590,00O brewery, flour mill and 5000 powder works. SGOO,0OO coal mining company has been organiz- ed in Texas; a S500000 light and heat company in Louisiana; S75,000 electric company in Texas; a S50,0OO lumber company in Arkansas, two lumber com panies of slOO.OOO aud s42OOO capital re- spectively in Texas; a Sj0,0OO granite company in South Carolina, S3OO,OOO brick works in Washington; S50,OOO brick works in Georgia and 55O,O0o brick works in Louisiana, and a S50OOO shoe manufacturing company in South Car olina. Ofsmaller enterprises the mum Der IS very large, and includes saw mills, ice factories, cotton seed oil mills, and many other enterprises.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-20
PRICE OF THE CITIZEN.

DAIIY.
 One Copy One Year in Advance, SlO 00 One Copy, Six Months 9VO
 WEEKLY.
 One Copy, One Year in Advance, s co One Copy, Six Months 2V r OCAL NOTICES WILL BE INSERTED AT IL l5 cents per line for the first insertion an d 10 cents per line for each subsequent insertion. THE ARIZONA DAILY CITIZEN Is m its twenty first year, and has an extensive circulation throughout the territory. Its Associated Press reports are full and concise and especial attention is paid to territorial news.
 CORRESPONDENCE is always welcome but It must be crisp, newsy and to the point. Matters of personal nature are, ot desired. ENTERED AT THE PosToFFICE AS 2D-CLAss MATTER ". L. VAIL. Editor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-20
TERRITORIAL TICKET.

For Delegate to Congress:
 GEORGE W. CHENEY, OF COCHISE. For Joint Councilman, Southern District: WE. NICHOLS, OF COCHISE. For Joint Councilman, Northern Distinct; J. NJ. w, MOORE, OF YAVAPAL
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-20
BAY STATE REPCRLICANs.

BOSTON, Sept. 1.-The republican state convention was called to order this morning A novel feature was the plac- lively Attorney General" Auditor" and aSecretary of State" to expedite voting. There being no contest for the head of the ticket Governor Bracket and Lieut.. Governor Hail were nomina- ted by exclamation and Geo. Warden for secretary of state.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-20

uedsu was ihmoulaUely lOllOWeu Dy the thelsuicide of the girl. Koch was we'll known crayon artist, while the girl was ae actress ::ths daughter of an Italian tenor of note, now dead. Her mother re sides in Berlin and is celebrated Ger man novelist. She objected to her mar riags and the young man finding all eff forts to pursuade the girl against her mothers wish of no avail committed the above desperate act.
 Washington, Sept. 1.-The treasury department today accepted the following offers for per cent. bonds, in accord ance with circular Of Sept. 18th: SS11,- 900 Ht I26 or less S411; $3,O0O I269; S8, 800 900 st 126 HOO; S3,35O.OOO at 126 3 4; offers to amount of S11, 100000 received at figures above 126 3-4.
 San Francisco, Sept. 17-kepresenta- ives from the train mems grievance committee held final meeting with the j. P. officials today to rstify the agree ment about wages, which will cost the company about $80,000 year addi- tionsl for operating expenses.
 Johnstown, Pa., Sept. 17-President Harrison arrived here this afternoon and was met by the mayor and prominent citizens and driven over the flood dis lrict.
 New York, September IT,
 The announcement IS made today that Atchison bought the control of Colorado and Midland. It is said the price paid was $50 per share. Colorado Midland operates 274 miles of road, the main line running from Colorado Springs to New Castle, California, 234 miles. and branches to Aspen Spring gulch and Arkansas junction.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-20
COLORADO REPUBLICANS.

DENVER, Sept. IT. The Republican convention met this morning and elected Alexander Gullett, of Colorado, temper ary chairman. They appointed a com mittee on credentials and took recess.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-31
THE MORE YOU STIR IT THE WORSE
WILL STINK.

A number of papers are playing the
hypocrite in criticising the Kansas City
Times for. exposing Rev.-Gen. Campbell.
The lachrymose condition of some
of these editors would be pitiful if
the tail of the crocodile did not protrude
about four feet from beneath their brine
saturated linen. In the intervals of their
sniff1es and snuffieS they whine that
Campbell was but man and a brother
and to expose all the individual lapses
and frailtieS of each other would be
dreadful.
Bah! Rev.-Gen. A. B. Campbell was
not imam" nor ''brother" in any such
sense. He was held up as a divinely or
dained preceptOr end model. He was Of
the head and front of prohibition in Kan
sas, whose business it was to go about
and denounce as ''whiskyites" and as
''rum-noserS' and 'beer-suckers" true
temperance men who happened to ques-
ton the wisdom or the success of prOhi
bition. He was set up in the pulpits of
all denominations as an example for our
boys, and when his weakness and frail-
ties were pointed out to the Republican
bosses, who run Kansas, by honest men,
they were told to attend to their own
business.
When men who are set up as moral,
religious and temperance leaders deliber-
ately debauch themselves, those who
would shield them or even Mead that
they be not exposed, are rotten them
selves We have no idea that the Times
was moved by any great desire to protect
Kansas morality in its expose, but all the
same Campbell, whose business it has
been to denounce just such weakness in
others, should be the last one to claim
the cloak of christian forbearance.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-31
is IT A SPECULATIVE TRICK.

The plea set up by the opponents of
silver legislation by congress before that
body passed the silver bill a few DAYS
ago, which plea seemed to contain the
strongest argument offered, to-wit: that
the passage of the bill would cause this
country to be flooded with foreign silver
bullion, already proves to be visionary
scare only. Notwithstanding the passage
of the Objectionable measure the move
ment of silver bullion is decidedly the
other way, the foreign demand and ex-
ports from here being considerably
greater than at any time for several
years. This may be scheme to thwart
the purposes of the government as pro-
vided for in the recent enactment to in
crease the volume of circulation on a
bullion basis, but if so it will be only
temporary, for it will be an easy matter
for congress to provide for any deficiency
that may be developed. Greenbacks
proved a very popular and satisfactory
currency and no doubt would again if
it should become necessary to issue it.
The demand for more money Is well
nigh universal and imperative and this
Will not be checked nor satisfied by any
mere speculative trick. BY the way. the
condition of the bullion market referred
to presents another strong argument in
favor of free Mexican ores.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-31
The a1ieta Daily gayle ghmrsdau rorrimo snlu ST. 1890.

If congress will but act upon the sug-
gestion of the president in the matter of
excluding all lottery matters from the
United States mails the louisiana
banditti that parades under the cabalis-
tic initials of the ''La. S. L. will find its
81, 900 franchise from the Louisiana
legislature white elephant of huge pro-
portions on its hands. 1t is not quite
clear that it is competent for congress to
extend the restriction to the express
companies and other common carriers
not under the control of the government,
but if the iniquity is deprived the use of
the mails absolutely it will be so handi-
capped as to very materially modify its
harmf illness and destroy its profitable
ness. viii congress do it?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-31
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