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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-07-30
A Novel Magnetic Clock.

A new French clock contains novel
application of the magnet The clock is
shaped like a tambourine, with circl
Of flowers pointed on its head. Arou
the circle two bees crawl, the larger o.
requiring twelve hours 10 complete its
circuit, while the smaller one makes il
every hour. Different flowers represent
the hours, and the bees, which are of
iron, are moved by two magnates behind
the head Of the tambourine.- .- Chicago
Herald,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-07-30

The New York World ascertained that
bread and milk is one Of the most popu-
lar dishes served for lunch at the Con-
grcssional restaurant in Washington.
Glasses Of pure cream or of half cream
and half milk are greatly in demand
among the Congressman who come from
cities, but they are avoided by the rural
members
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-07-30

A recently returned Mexican tourist
says that the average Mexican senorita is
ugly and that beautiful woman is as
great n rarity there as truth telling ma
tive. Many of the women look pictur-
esque in their mantills, but on close in.
spection their beauty proves a delusion
and snare.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-07-30
DANDELIONS

See tho flower fairies flying,
When the dandelions are dying,
With their snowy skirts extended
And their downy wings outspread.
See them on the breezes riding
On the sunbeams dancing, gliding
Up and upward ever rising
To the meadows overhead.
In those meadows grouped together.
Far above the wind and weather.
Where the heavenly dews and sunshine
Coax the blossoms to unfold.
See the dandelions growing
IN each heart jewel glowing
All the blue ablaze with splendor-
Flower fairies changed TO gold.
Mrs H. 7. Hollands, IN Detroit Free Press.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-07-30

Stanley has quite broken the record in
the matter of having things named after
him, states the Detroit Free Press One
could dress himself from head to foot and
then furnish his house without buying an
article that is not christened for the ex-
nlorpr
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-07-30

The Chicago Sun estimates that the
shipments Of lumber from Lakes Michi.
gan and Superior this year will amount
to 200, 900, 900 feet to Eastern points,
an increase of forty per cent. over last
voor
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-07-30

A New York paper thinks that the
presence Of icebergs so far South indi-
Gates an open season at the pole that
should stimulate polar exploration.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-07-30

A club in Guatemala offers premium
of $1,000 for the best hymn for the Gen.
trail American nation.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-07-30

An $4,000, 900 ship canal Is to be
built by French company connecting
eDelaware and Chesapeake Bays. II viii
be valuable shortcut.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-07-30

During the next September an eNposi-
ton of milling machinery viii take place
in Santiago, Chilli
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-07-30
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

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Quarter Column, one year. 900
Hair Column, one year..................... 5000
One Column, one year...........,,..........1 100 90
Legal Advertisements ten cent? per lipe each in
sertlon.
Marriages and death notices gratis.
All bills for yearly Advertisements collected quc7-
tery. Temporary Advertisements must he paid IL
advance.
job work-cash on deliYery.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-23

bensnann trat, tpa er auBer benz gbes
paar nod Die unbermeibli1en 66neibers
traf. bic, bis tiber bic Obreu binter 8orz
urtbeilen ge9en ben ibnen peri6nli9 uns
betannten 8enbel berf9an3t, ffeif unb
ftumm bafaben.
GaDensmauns tpareit aud etpas bers
legen. sic tpuBten bod nift re1t.
tpel6sn Son fie gesen ben fremoen @aff
ani6losen fOlltea, nit benz He tpobl in
elmer 6tabt, aber ni9t In eiuer Gulturs
ipbdre lebten.
Mbcr 8enbel NOR rliht bic peri6nlim.
lidtsit, lib bur@ irsenb tpeI6e Mens
l6en Doer irgeub mel6e Situation bic
bollfommene 6i6erbeit unb &ube Ieiner
@ebanten unb Bemesuugeu rauben 3u
Iafsn. CT mar i'm Trad nit benz cha
peau claque erfbienen; als &abens.
mann eine 8elnertuns bartber ma9te
unb faete, baB man bier eans einfa9
unter fi9 iei, enti@ulbigte 8enbel R1
er miife fpdter nod ben Jour fixe ber
Greifrau Sammerburg 6eiu6eu.
Sic berfebreu bort2 fragte Warie,
bic bas 5aus bisier Dame unier ben
erifen ber &efiben3 bate nennen b6ren.
8iel, fagte genbel einfa9. Die
6reifrau Iiebt, tuie fie mifen tperben,
Wagner iebr. Sd tbsile biefe SboIas
trie. Wir finbeu uns oft In geuneinia
mem Wirten fur bes SHELTERS Mulit 3us
iammeu. Sd m6dte Sbnen brinssub
ratben, R9 einmal 3utritt 3u unieren
3onaerten su peridafen; bort erf ler.
men sic fennen, tpas man tout Berlin
nennt. @s tann Sbrem Gatten bur9
feline 8erbinbungen bod nidt idper
fallen, biellei9t gar Mit9lieb unieres
0ereins 3u tperben.
Ourd 6ieie @rsdblun3' tpar Genbel
ben Nnwefenben nit einem Male gang
uibtig gemorben.
Uorber batten iie fid geipiHermaBen
bor einanber entf9ulSist. baB man fi@
i'm 8runbe ni9ts bergebe, tpenn man
aud einmal nit einem SournoIiiten ber.
tebre, ben mau ia nidt bel sroBen Ges
felli@aften ein3uIa6en brau9e.
Run f6ien er pl6bli6 fogar iiber iie
binaufgeridt. Oie Wienen truroen
beiterer. bsr Son aud etDas trauIi1er.
Sd bottle, Steinweber unb 0aumDnb
bier 3u treffen, iag!e genbel, als er mad /.
Der neben Grau Miebe su Slide iae.
Sbbtli6es 5@weisen legte R@ tber
bic 9afel.
Wir pertebren ni6t inebr, iagte &a,
bensmann enbli6, f6 rduipernb.
., bas tbut mir iebr leib fir Sic,
fpra6 nun 6err 8enoel nit ber gr6bten
unbefangenbeit; beibe Mdnner finb be,
beutenb unb bic iunse Grau iebr an.
siebent.
(Tprffekuno foIofl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-23
(Gortfetnna foIet.l
aanael umo Shine.

8ep. 8. M. Gtront, 9aftpr ber grdbersemeinpe in
Blue @0aab, aanias, iast: ySS baIte ss fur mstue
Gntbeduns an mir sewirtt bat. Gaeine Qunsen maren
in j4limmer @erfaiun9 unb meine @emente ermartee,
bab Id npr nod tur5e Belt Iebeu phrhe. gaAbem Id
aber alai4en BON Or. 9nsS Neuer Gntbeduns ses
npmmen bate, BIN tb pteber seiunb unb munter lno
babe 26 Rfunb an Gept4t tusencmmen.
Yftbnr yope,. her Smprefario pou u2ppeS Tunnp
Bcifss s@eieai3afr farebt; s9aa ensebenber prifuus
uHo MAO etgener GrfabrunS bin i bu her feen neberz
leugune sefommen, bab Or. Rings Reues G&pinb=
fu@s qetlMeI ae hbrtssn eerarftsen Rittel ubeteS,
nne nab 90 hit NO ae anhere febliHdet. Der srbbte
@etquent ben t4 metnen tauleuben BON Hreunpen ers
petjen fam, beebt barn, tab iG tbneR BEN Gebraud
btsies Wittsls auempfeble.
prcbefafAen fret bel y. Dreib, Gbpmpicn & 60,
an 81 .Oo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-23
GrlSimma fiir bic gsersam,u,te,..

@eplaste Mdnner unb Graueu, bic felt Ianse per.
Sammt fuaren, an ben AuaIen ber Dpspepe su etben,
wernen init neuer 9pfuuns erfiut mad bem @enus ei=
niger 0Oisn BON 9sitetter's Masenbitters. 0ieIe
tnrSrenSe Spfnuns sebt in frn6rst4e Grhauns, penu
man toniequeut beim btters bleibt Gs briuat allen
0nspsptttern, ipel3e i& ieiner bebienen, Gr6luna.
Vass anlammlun9en tn ben @insepeiben, SphbrenneH,
eas Gtnilnten Der WasenSrube spi9en ben
nsrrSis 3nfnnsen unS S4laFcfstett perben hur base
elbe set@ettts NIT ben eteie Spmptpme berpprrufenz
pen nriadsn beettist. 8pbItbdtisftes afIer Maaenz
GEire! Ber punbert ii nod, bab eS 70 pielmaIs bic
lebbafteen Oanesduberunsen Derer berpprruft. net
&C. init ieuer Shfe BON ibren eeiben sebeiit purbeng
80 beearf elmer sepanbten Eeber, um bic Qeiben nnS
9ua!en ber Dpspeptiter sl Iailbern; in ben pielen
oanti9retben aber, mel&e bic GiSentbamer hes Nit"
tsrs empianaen babsn, nb bieielben NIT Iebenbiser
1reae Selgtieert. gertOpinas, Silioftdt, Musfes
pereen bur& ba8 8ttters turtrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-23
Ga8essNeui8feiteia.
s II | q n b.

= llnter bem aeuen Geieb 1T In ber
gunoesbauptfabt bic erfte 3eitung BON
ber Bef6rberung bur9 bic poft suriid,
getpieien tDorben. Ser @lert unter.
fu9te bic 9fummerm BEG u5unbap
Chronicle, fanb batin cine 2otterie. glns
3eige unb fanbte bieielben an bic grpes
oition 3uriid.
= GnbIif 1T bic Srtsfrage fir bic
Ibboliung Der WeItausfeuung in @bis
cago enbsiiltig enti9ieben. Sic
3ommihdre bes South pars baben ibre
3uftimmung gegeben, baB bic MusHel.
lung bort ffatifinbet.
= gs III 4usR@t borbanben, 6ab fid
oer 2onsreB am L. October ober einige
Sage fpdter bertagen tDirb.
Sm Nlter bon 68 Sabren ifarb in
Jtetu Oort bet befannte Blibaenbidter
uno G6auipieler Oion Bouceault,
Amerita's mdnnli6er 8ir9.pfeiffer.
Wusl ldnb.
Serr 8ogtberr beantragte i'm
Verliner Staotratb. baB anseFi1ts ber
neuli1en @rf6ieBung eines Bhrgers
bur6 cine 5dilbma9e. Der Mlaeiifrat
f9 init ben Militdrbeb6roen auf WaB.
regein sur @erbiitung FOLDER llmfdlle
stnigen iOllte. SnbeB enti@ieb bet
Eotb. 6aB CT ii9 ni6t in bieie Nnaele,
genbeit mii6en biirfe. Mdbrenb Der
Werfammlung purbe Der 6ociali(i Sins
ger 3ur Orbnung gerufen. ipeil er BE-.
bauptet bate, oaB bas 2sben friebIies
benoer Birger burd bic Na1ldiigfeit
Der tunsen Solbaten gefdbrbet lei.
= Sie &hdtebr ber aus Berlin Der.
bannten Socialiiten tpirb nod Mblauf
beg Ansnabmegeiebes. am 1. Oetos
ber, NIT einem groBen @mpIang, 6eus
erwert, Mulif unb &eben eefeiert lrsrz
ben.
- Der befannte 9eutf9, Nmeritaner
9enrp 8ilarb (6ingarb) bat ieiner
Waterfabt 3meibrlden, in ber pfals,
10000 Mart aur Grhntung zines
Waiienbauies gef9entt.
S0nig 9umbert bot in sslorena
cine Reiteritatue ieines Waters Wietor
Emanuel entbtllt.
= 3aiier 6ran3 sSolepb bat bem
&an3ler GapriOi bas Gro6freua bes ct.
Stepban Orbens perlieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-23
.FSoN'S 9tieii9em s@miff 9Soa
ebeS @tad 8aare III nit le@en ern narfrt ur Elm 81


Odbdm @nsfdmn pdn6
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2ltdjt int @elet(e.
aoman BON ssSa sOp.eo.
(Gortfebune.)


8enbel errietb gana senau, bob bic
Gdngerin untertpessp prai@ sebeten batte,
bic Hebe auf biefe @ei9i9te 3u bringen.
Ct iab baber nid5t Braid on, ionbern
begeenete feft Oem bunfleH Nuse Der
Mara, als ct 0ntmortete:
Dos Maergenouefe fann i'd Sbnen
freilidb ingen, itdmli@ bies: baB Ser
maine bon 9aumonb cine eble unb ta-
beqoie Meibli&feit befiBt. @arum iie
fib i9eioen lnHen, iit ia bur6aus cine
Srage, bic nur bic BeibeiIisten intereis
firt. Weine priDatmeluung gebt ba.
bin, 6aB 6aumonb fi1 TO eilig berbeis
ratbet bat, INN bic f16ne GarDnin AT
Dergeiien, 6ab es ibm aber 6ur9aus
nidt geIungen ilt, unb boB pielleidt feline
srobe 2eibenf9aft far oiefe Grau ibm
ben @uni@ eiugegeben bat, feline Grei.
belt lDieber 3u erlangen.
Dabei iaste ieiu Bid mad Der Sdns
germ:
SIR Did iit er in teinem 6aa uieber
3il geuinuen.
Mas flr mertwnrbiee 8erbdltniKe!
2iebe S5reunbin, glauben sic, 6aB Ger.
ba tbn tuieber annimmts
Die Grdfin fubr aus ibrer 2ettiire auf
unb iab bur9 ibren 4neifer 0btpe9ietnb
anf ben 6rogenben unb bann foslei6
ipieber bineit tn bic 3eituug.
Marum nidbt2 2iebe uer3eibt biel,
iagte bic Mara.
Ga, bas tbut fe, finimte 8enbeI ibr
bebeutun9sDDl 3u. Nber aud bies uiel
bat ieiue @renae. on tuel9er elm @ba.
ratter innebdlt.
Ct erbob ii9.
Gie sebea2 fraete Braid dnefli9.
gr bate ia NOD teine @emibbeit, oh
BenbeI itir ober ee9en bic Der6fentIi.
dung bes 8riefes DDn bem beriibmten
Nanne mar.
Sd muB. Cine ginIabuug ruff mid
f9on friib gum NfeiIor Rabenswann.
Dort berfebren Sie2 fraete Braid
NIT ieiuem fnabenbafteu grfiaunen.
SteintDeber bat mid auf &obens.
tuanus @uni@ einsefhbrt, i6on Mns
fangs Robember. Aber allen ginlae
bunsen tonnte iG ni9t folgen, i@ mar
inner i90u beiebt, bis mir nun bon
LANCER 6aub borber ben beutigen 4beno
fefhellten, er3dbIte Benbel, inbem er fitb
ben peIj umnabm, bic Ollie bes Rel
ners abIebnenb.
Sn Der Shat tuar er bel ben brei ers
foleten ginlabungen nur ginmnl ber>
faet geueien. baite es aber fur anseaeiet
gebolten. f9 mebrmals bitten 3u Iafen.
Sinh 5ie morgen nm 3w6lf llbr au
4auie. filein gndoiges 5rduIein2 fraste
Aenbey.
30 min einmoI na1benten - mas III
Inprgen nm 5w6lf2 prObeg besann bic
Mara.
8enbel berbeugte I1 raid.
@, iG baufe. Meuu Ste era mad,
benIeH maijeu, berfaee i9 mir bns 0era
guheen. WieiHe 6erriGoften, i'd babe
bie Gbrel
Die Miara betom elm buntles @efi@t
lno j@ante BEN boGmDtbig Dabons
i9reitenben etiDas erf@redt mad.
BebanbeIn lie i'm ni1t 10 hautaine,
iaete Braid drgerIi@, benn bic Nsaro
mar ftir i'm bic 8erbinoungsbriide
40 ben einiiuBteiden 8enbel, Ct IN
Elm gana bebeiitenbet Meni1 BON uuu
aniaRb0ren @elnnun9en. Wirtli9 on.
fidnbio. Cine brillante pnrtie oben.
brein. col i9 morgen ju ibm gebeu
unb ibm iagen, Sic IaifeH ibn bod bits
ten, 30 fomrlen2
NEH folder Greubenboti9aft tonntt
e. benn In eineni sltbem bitten, cine No,
gis Aber iein Bud tu berfafen.
leineiipegen, lngte bic Wiara, bel
sine Iol@e trappe Mbfertiguns san3 ieu
uu6 eiuf1i&ternb mar.
% idlus gerabe a9t llbr, als 1eu'
bel in bas 3immer ber Gran Marie Ral
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-23
8bilipp gnrraidl

fault tuie bisber 9orn uno ale 6 E.
treio orten an allen gilenbabu.
itationen, Die in @arlaounaen bort ab.
gsliefert tperbeu. geaabIt bic bo@ffeu
Marttpreiie.
9dnoler. bic Sdde unb Binbfaben
BaoeH tuollen, m6gen f6 briefli9 pens
ben an
9bilipp Sprraf6,
q. .. 8or 896, San Gntonio, 5eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-23
Q e T. I a u at!

Gin iunger beuti1er Wann bon
II bis 20 Sa1ren nit gutter engIilder
S9ulbilbung, um bas NpOibeter 8es
fbdft su erlernen. 8ute gmp5ebIungen
tueroen gepttni6t in 8e3ua auf gbas
racter. Maa abrefFre
gDnbam & Bed,
lS,2mip &unge, 3eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-23

= Der Rep Yorter gefansperein
sariOu4 bat beidlORen, i'm Sabre 1892
cine sroBe Sdnserfabrt mad Deuild].
lamb an5utreteu. Die auf ca. 6 @o,
den berednete &eiie fol- bic fabrenbeu
Gdnser uber Berlin, DRESDEN, 2eip,ia,
@iieuad, no ouf ber Wartburg elm
SOmmerna9tfeh iiattfinben foll, sSrants
futt, Wain3, Wiesbaben un6 a6ln fiih.
rem unb iiberall min man Rouaerte Der.
onftalten, bereu grtras tpobltbdtigen
Snltituten Der betreHen6en Stdbts iiber.
tuieien wer0en foa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-23

ct. patrids piaen fnb borsIalid].
Sd gebrau9te fe in meiuer Samilie.
Sie fnb bic beifen, bic i'd ie anipanbte.
Grant Cornelius, purcel, Snb. Serr.
Gum 8erfauf Bel R. @obn & Co., +.
&altsssr & Sobn nnb allen Drug.
gifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-23

glIenpille, q. g., 6. Sauuar 80.
SIN Sabre 1882 berrentte ib mir ben
aenteI unb erif. iia9bem ib St. esatobs
Del auDanbte. murbe id bauernb ae.
bsilt. -3bos. M. Ban @orber.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-04-03
A Republican Bribe.

Washington, March 27.-The house met at II o'clock in continu- ation of Wednesdays session, and the Wyoming admission bill was again taken up for consideration.
 Outhwaite, of Ohio, opposed the proposition.
 Buckalew, of Pennsylvania, also antagonized the measure, declaring 1t was a bribe held out to congress by the local office seeking element in the territory. It was intended to pack the United State senate; a senate already having eight new re- publican seats-six fairly held and two stolen.
 McAdoo, of New Jersey, said that the constitution of Wyoming, if not the worst constitution ever adopted, was at least one of the worst. There was in the constitu- ton almost everything that was bad in politics and morals and econ omies. The only good thing in it was the clause which allowed it to be amended. It held out to the
The St. Johns herald., 1890-04-03
Trailing Brock.

Bill Brock, who killed the Pinos Altos Chinaman, Gee Lett, has been seen twice since he fled to the moun- tains. and may yet be captured. An Indian is on his trial. Brock told the last man he talked with that he would come in and give himself up if he would not have to lay in iail six months, so it would appear that he did not consider his case a bad affair. Had the people of Pinos;Al- tos acted speedily, Brock would be behind the the bars to-day. He killed his man at g o'clock in the evening, but the sheriff was not mo- tifed of the murder until II o'clock next day.-Silver City Sentinel.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-04-03

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The St. Johns herald., 1890-04-03
HERE is the way the Plain Deal

HERE is the way the Plain Deal CT sums up a congressional bill |: "A measure which factious, and fortuitous majority in congress threatened to passis meant to dis franchise 5O,OO0 more democrats in Ohio than there are republicans all told in the states of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Is- land, Nevada, Oregon, Washington, North and South Dakota, which 9 states sent eighteen republicans to the United States senate, giving their party six more votes in that body than the majority it now has" '"
The St. Johns herald., 1890-04-03
Reduced to Ashes.

Colorado Springs, Col, March 25. For over year there has been bit ter war between the prohibition and the anti-prohibition elements of the city. The feeling was so bitter that two months ago the residence of Mayor Stockbridge, prohibitonist, was burned to the ground and it is
The St. Johns herald., 1890-04-03

The article winds up by saying that the District Attorney, the Chairman and Clerk of the Board were unfriendly to MT. Nelson, and that 1t was "preposterous to charge that the bill was smuggled into the Board and allowed in an under had manner" Has the charge ever been made that the bill was allowed in an "underhad" manner? The writer of the article in question knows no such charge has been made. Mir. Nelson knew that 1t was proper and right for him to submit his bill to the inspection of the Dis trict Attorney and for that official to pass upon it. Did he submit this particular bill to such inspection? There is no endorsement on the back of it, to show that it ever pass ed through the hands of the Dis trict Attorney. On the contrary he handed it to the Clerk, while the Board was in session, and insisted that it be passed upon while he was present, that he might be able to explain any seeming incongruity. The more that is said about this matter the blacker it looks for Nell
The St. Johns herald., 1890-04-03

THE House Committee on Public Lands, after trying in vain for sev- eral months to reach an agreement on the General Railroad Land Grant Forfeiture bill, decided on the 24th ut. to shift the controversy to the House, by reporting the two bills embodying the principles at issue. They are the Payson bill, which proposes to declare the forfeiture of the land opposite the uncompleted portions of aided railroads, and the Stone bill, which, in addition, pro- poses that suit shall be brought against the railroad companies to recover all the lands opposite any constructed part of the road not completed within the time specified in the granting act.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-04-03

THE Naval Inspection Board went to Norfolk on the 24th ult., to inspect the new gunboat Petrel. Admiral Kimberly, President of the Board, being in New York at the head of the Mccall Court of h. quiry, his place was taken by Cap tain Selfridge.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-04-03

rumored that bis political enemies had a hand in the matter At meeting of the republican and lib- eral party last night Stockbridge was renominated tor mayor and this morning his new residence was fired and burned to the ground.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-04-03
Give Her Up, Boys.

The Gazette believes that the so-- called decision" of Messrs, Kibbey and Sloan in the territorial cases. was atravesty upon justice and was given in obedience to the demands. of Churchill and WolAey, yetwhile such two. cent political mendicants occupy the supreme bench, their will, no matter how cOntemptible or infamous, Is for time, at least, law, or will pass for something of the kind under the present administra- ton, and while we do- not, i'm any manner, presume to speak for the various territorial efhcers,. yet our advice would be to turn the busit ness over to the men appointed by MT. McGinty, and step quietly down and out. Obedience to law is the highest test of American citizenship and while there cannot be any doubt but what the United States Supreme Court would reverse tKe absurd, illogical and meaningless vaporings of the Florence canal company's court, yet the welfare of the territory would suggest that they make the sacrifice in the inter- est of Arizona. We do not mean that the Democrats should not ap, peal, but pending an appeal would say turn the business over to the men who gained their positions by trickery and chicanery. We dornot mean te cast aspersions upon the. appointees of MT. McGinty, for sev- eral of them are men of known in- tegrity and ability, and under ordi- nary conditions would not soil their robes by being party to such ras- cally transactions, and only sub- mitted to the dictates of party mug zlers after persuasion. There are. no reasons in our mind why the, Democratic office holders should not submit to this partisan decision at once, and either of them is suffi- cient to control their actions. One is that. .Messrs. Kibbey and Sloan, or the Florence canal, or all com. bined, have, by this outrageous and unlawful decision placed the repub- lican party of Arizona in, a position from which it cannot recover. No party can outrage public justice and survive, and the other Is that the interest of Arizona demand that the affairs of this territory shall not be longer administered by dual sets of officers, and We wish to impress up on our friends that the welfare of Arizona is of much greater impor tance than the success or failure of any party. Decency and fair deal ing is up and beyond the reach of trickery, and far above the flicker ing ray of temporary political tri- umph shines that never-fading light in whose beams aress displayed the duties sof good citizenship-Ari- zona Gazette.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-04-03

FIFE Star says: It appears th6re is bill in Congress to insure puri- ty of elections in Arizona. What this bill is, or whose creation it is, the Star has not yet learned. If it means what it says, the Democratic majority will be largely increased.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-04-03

European syndieates an advertise ment that Wyoming was the Mecca to which they should hasten their steps in order to gobble up the Dublic lands.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-04-03

THE Tucson Citizen and the Jour- nal-Miner are the only two papers in the Territory, SC far as we have seen, that uphold Gov. Wolfey in his dastardly attempt to obtain au- tocratic power over the people of Ariznna
The St. Johns herald., 1890-04-03

THE President has issued a proc lamation warning all persons from entering the waters of the Behring sea within the dominion of the United States for the purpose of killing seals or other fur-bearing an- imals
The St. Johns herald., 1890-04-03

ADVERTISEMENTS have been is sued from the Navy Department for the construction of an S00-ton practice vessel, and five 300-ton and eight 100-ton cruisers.