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Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-07-05
For Sale.
Casa Grande Restaurant,

On account of engaging in other busi- ness 1 offer for sale my restaurant, be- ing one of the best localities m town, with dining room furniture and dishes of fine and first-class quality, and kitch- en utensils in abundance and in good order, and am doing a good business. Address or call upon
 C. l.. ONNEY. I'm Casa Grande.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-07-05

CHICAGO, June 28-As the Omi ha Council Bluff passenger train on the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ra lway was nearing Joliet this morning, one coach, chair car, sleeper and dining car overturned. Mrs. Annie Sssrson and another woman were killed, and seven passengers injured.
 BosToN, Juno 28.-The United States grand jury has indicted Bradbury "Dean of Trinity University, Vermont" for is- suing bogus diplomas.
 CHICAGO, June 28.-The Worlds Far Commissioners this morning selected vice presidents. Among them A. H. De- Young of California.
 WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The president has sent to the senate the nomination as collector of customs of John T. Stow, for the district of Wilmington, Cal, and Robert $. Meyers, special examiner of d uge, chemicals, San Francisco,
 ROCHESTER, N. r., June 2S.-Righ Rev. Nc h anus, a member of the papal household, wear general of this diocese and one of the oldest and best known Catholic prelates in the country, died at Geneva this morning.
 WASHINGTON, Juno 2S.-Mr. Valente, the Brazilian minister to the United States said last night that there was no truth whatever for the story which had gained circulation that there was likely to be trouble soon between Chili and Brazil and that the latter country had entered into an alliance with Peru and the Argentine republic against Chih.
 WASHINGTON, June 28.-It is believed that s1-Appraiser Ham, of Chicago, and Mir. Estse, of California, will be appoint ed appraisers under the customs admin istration bill.
 General Nsttleton, of Minnesota, is slated for the assistant secretaryship provided for in the new legislative ap- propriation bill.
 DENvKR, June 28.-A special from Boulder, Colorado, says the fires near Ward are practically sItinguishsd, being completely under control. The burnt district extends over an area of about 25O0 acres. The only building destroyed is the shaft house of the Balti- more mine, owned by Dr. Chas. Palmer of the state university. Loss not yet estimated.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-07-05
Call and See,

The fine assortment of Chinese pom gee, Chinese crape, Chinese mating, best Japan and China ware, Japa Teas, Jap aness skleins, Chinese and Japanese sansls, fans, and general line of Chin pss and Japanese goods at Su Kee's, on Congress St.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-07-05

THE election of school trustees to- morrow, will be held:in the old school house on Congress street as usual. A full vote should be boiled in favor John Gardiner, the peoples candidate The polls will bo open from 3 a. m. to 4 p. m.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-07-05

4 CORRESPONDENT writes: "l notice your editorial on "Gold Dust Flour" Good; it is No.l. Let Arizo1ans eat the staff of life made from Arizona products and they will grow fat, hearty, and pros porous.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-07-05

A NEW registl stiOn has been ordered by the supervisors. 1t therefore oe- hoves every man to register, otherwise he will count for nothing on election day
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-07-05
Warrants Payable.

Notice is hereby given that the follow ing warrants on the generalfund of Pima Go. A. T. are now due and payable at my office in Tucson, viz: numbers 37, 6, 6S, 45, 62. 2l, B, and 70 Qast only partially registered April 9th. 1889.
 BEN HENEY
 Treasurer of Pima Co. Tucson, A. T. June 1890.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-07-05

THE slogan of "lower taxation" means the looping off of all useless and expen- sive offices. The next legislature will un- doubtsdlr do some pretty tall pruning.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-07-05

JOHN GARDINER is the peoples choice for school trustee. He will undoubted- be elected.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-07-05

TIE country needs rain and needs it badly.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-07-05
TELEGRAPH

WASHINGTON, June 26.-The bill pas sed the house granting fifteen days leave to clerks in first and second class post offices.
 Hemphill, of South Carolina, argued that the national election bill was un- constitutional and was not national but sectional. A good deal has been said about the new south, but what country was really in need was the now north. We, Mr. Hemphill continued, know we must either rule the south or leave it.. Now for myself before the people of the United States and before God in all re- verence I..swsar we will not leave. (Ap- plause.) This law is intended to put the colorsd people in the control of the south. It is intended to bring about again that constant irritation and clash between two colors in the south which will retard it's growth and be destructive of every principle of human government. Hemphill was loudly applauded by the democrats as he sat down and nearly all of them pressed forward to congratulate him.
 WASHINGTON, June 26.-Ths Presi- dent sent to the senate day the nom- nation of Lieut. Richard N. Bachslton, deputy quartermastsr general, to be quartsrmaster general, with the Briga- dier General.
 Jones spoke against the Wyoming bill. and offered a substitute bill admitting all the territories except Utah.
 Ragan also spoke against the women suffrage clauses and said it tended to make man of women and women of man. Voting on the bill begins to-mor- TOW.
 CLAkKsvILLE, Ark, June 26.-Ysstsr- day evening John Powers of Clarksvills, and Padou Tolbert, United State deputy marshal of Van Buren, arrested Eugene Stanley at Spadra, five miles from here on charge of murder and robbery. Some time ago a band of robbers at- tackled a party of men at river ferry ln the Indian Territory for the purpose of robbing them.
 The citizens undertook to protect themselves when shooting affray en- sued which resulted in the death of enc of the citizens and one of the rob- bers.
 Stanley was one of the robbers. He was captured but subsequently, escaped through the carelessnsss of the guard Since his escape be has been engaged in various robberies. He is a brigh. and in elligent young man. There was S2OC reward for him. He will be carried 10 Ft Slni for trial.
 CITY OF MEXICO, June 26.-Reports have reached here that it is rumored in London that the Mexican government
 has concluded the railroad subvention loan with Anglo-American bankers. The | finance minister authorizes a denial of | it in totto. The government has made no arrangement yet. This disposes af all rumors respecting the terms and prices | now circulating.
 Zedtwitz, the German minister and hls | new wife arrived this evening. Heavy rains yesterday and this morn | ing flooded many of the principal streets Minister Ryan is better. All danger
 has disappeared. American Consul General GuenthsI is congratulated on his merited increase | of salary.
 The bankers take gloomy view Of the agreement on the silver bill i'll the United States.
 WASHINGTON. Juno 27.-The Prssi dent has approved the dependent pen sion bill.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-07-05
Money to Loan.

$500 to loan on good security at low interest. Address Box 49S, Tucson, Ari- zona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-07-05

REGISTER or you can't vote.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-07-05

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-07-05

NEW YORK, June 28.-1ommy Kelly, the Harlem Spider, and Benny Murphy, the Englishman, principals in the recent prize fight, were arrested to-day. Also Jack NcAuliffe, Murphy's second and William Oliver who got up the fight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-01-06
The Influenza.

LONDON, Jan. 6 The number of cases Of
Influenza reported in this city are constant
ly increasing. A large number of the nurses
in the hospitals, doctors and clergymen are
Frustrated with the disease. The epidemic
continues to spread among the police.
ALBANY, N. Y. Jan. 6 La grippe is ere
ating a profound sensation in the Mohawk
valley. At Amsterdam there are 1000
cases. At Fort Plain 500 persons are Ill from
the disease. Several hundred cases have
been reported in %neighboring towns.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 6.-La grippe has got
a tight hold on Milwaukee, and aided by the
uncomfortably warm and damp weather, it
ia making rapid Roadway. Many business
houses are short handed, ard in the public
Offices and newspaper Offices a number Of
clerks are affected. Gov. Hoard and his
entire family are down with the grippe.
BERLIN, Jan. 6.-The Dowager Empress
Augusta, who Ia suffering from Influenza,
passed a restless night. Her fever has in
creased, but che maintains her strength.
PARIS, Jan. 6.-The irduenz "a in this city
is increasing.
GIBRALTAR, Jan. G-The iL1uerza has
made its appearance here. There is no in
%terruption Of communication between the
American squadron of evolution and the
shore.
NEW YORK, Jan. 6-The 24 hours ended
at noon to-day show the number of deaths
to be nearly 100 less than the previous "a
hours. II is believed that the worst of the
inhuerzi epidemic is over.
READING, Pa, Jan.6 1t is estimated that
there are now 5000 cases of Influenza in
Reading, and reports are coming in OF the
extensive prevalence Of the disease in the
surrounding country.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-Secretary Window is
suffering with a severe cold, and il is feared he
has ia grippe"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-01-06

ANOTHER 'gray-haired" victim of alleged
southern outrage has arrived In Washington.
This time. unlike the visionary one who
brought tears to the eyes of Senator Dawes,
he is q palpable map, with a local habitation
and q name, and that name is Joiner. He
says that he and his wife have had their
house burned over them, we're shot at, and
have been driven out of North Carolina for
no other reason than the fact that they
taught a negro school. In order to make
more republican capital, Joiner, who says
he is an English subject. has laid his case
before the British minister, who has reported
it to Secretary Blaine, who, In turn, has re.
aerred it to the Department of Justice, by
which it will be Investigated with as much
partially as possible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-01-06
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Trains will commence 10 run through
from Port, mouth to Boydton, Msckienburg
county, to-day on the Atlantic and Danville
Road.
Rev. J. Lansing Burrows, D D, the dis.
tin9uished Virginia Baptist, celebrated the
eighth anniversary of his pastorste in Nor.
folk yesterday.
The postofics at Cbristiausburp wss
broken open and robbed last Friday night
of Sis. The office had no safe and the
money was kept 10 q desk, which was split
open with an axe.
Another considerable force went to work
in the Norfolk navy yard, Saturday. on the
two new cruisers. Workmen are stil! en-.
gagged on the Alliance and Petrol, putting
on finishing touches.
Reeves confectionery, in Fredericksburg,
vas destroyed by fire Saturday night. and
at one time 1t was feared that the entire
block would be burned. a fireman WAS
nearly suffocated b. the smoke.
Yesterday Sheriff Barnet, OF Montgomery
county. with two prisoners, Cooper and
Ackers. charged with assault on a youoy
girl, reached Lynohburg and placed the
prisoners in jail TO escape lynching.
The northern ducking clubs that own
shooting grounds on Currituck and Abe.
marie sounds have broken camp and goue
home. They say the extremely mild weather
has prevented the season from being profit
able.
Lafayette Wilson, a farmer living about
ten miles from Spottsylvanis G. H. commit
ted suicide Friday evening last by shooting
himself With q pistol. The ball entered IN.
der his chin, coming out at the top of his
head, killing him instantly. No cause is
assigned for the act.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-01-06
LEe1sLAr1vE.-In the Senate Saturday

LEGIsLATIvE.-In the Senate Saturday q
number of bills we're reported from commit
tees and a large number introduced and re.
ferred, among the latter being one for the
regulation of railroad freight and passenger
rates In the Commonwealth of Virginia.
The bill provides that there shall be three
railroad commiesioners-one o practical
farmer, one a lawyer. and the third shall
have experience in railroad matters.
The bill to pay teachers in the public
schools of Virginia without requiring aver
age attendance of pupils, Was lost by q vote
of u ayes to 20 noes.
In the House OF Delegates it was resolved
that Charles E. Hobbs, the sitting member
from the county of Lee, is entitled to his
8 eat.
The resignation of John L. Buchanan as
Superintendent of Public Instruction was
received and Mr.. J. E. Massey elected with
out opposition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-01-06

NORTHERN REPUBLICANS say the civil
and political rights of the negroes are out.
ragged in Mississippi, Louisiana and Arkan
sss. But the negroes, who, by a sixth sense.
know everything that is going on that at all
affects themselves, are leaving North Caro-
lima, Georgia and Alabama, and Aocking to
the former States, which, Of course, they
would not do if what the republicans of the
North say of the alleged outrages perpetrat,
ed upon them In those States were true.
But plausibility is not considered by north
ern republicans as q factor 10 the evidence
that may be produced to sustain aay charge
that may be brought against the southern
people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-01-06
BREVITIES.

There is said to be more sicknessin Wash
ineton than ever before known at one lime.
The King of the Belaians sustalns by The
burning of his palace an individual loss OF
81, 100000.
The Sultan of Turkey, 10 response to a re-
quest made By the Empress Of Germany, has
sanctioned the completion of a Protestant
church in Bethlehem, Palestine.
Elk Gov. Lee hes been chosen President OF
the Pittsburg and Virginia railroad, which
is to connect the ore beds of Virginia with
the furnaces of Pittsburg.
Knee breeches ere hereafter to be worn
in Germany by civilians who take part in
State ceremonies, by order of the KAISER
and padding will have to be resorted to
frequently in order to hide defects.
All Sing, of London, the most famous
Chinese out of the fowery kingdom, was
called to his fathers last week. He was the
original of the Chinese opium joint keeper
in 1.-THE Mystery of Edwin Brood" Dickens
uucompleted novel.
In France, Germany. and Austria the in
huepza, after showing signs of subaiding, has
revived with almost its original vigor. Hall
of Paris is reported sick. Vienna is not in
much better case. Berlin has had a bad
RELAPSE. and Rome ia worse than ever.
Superintendent Armstrong, of Hampton,
denies that the Indian pupils of that place
become unhealthy. He says since 1886 out
of an average attendance of $50 Iadians only
three lave died in that time. On the other
hand it is said that the young savages can
not stand confinement and that it does i'm
pair their health seriously.
A Judge up in Boston in rendering an
opinion in a case where a man who was rid
ing on a railroad on a free pass says I'VE
are of opinion that where one accepts as q
gratuity a free pass upon a railroad train
upon the agreement that he will assume all
risk of accident which may happen to him,
no rule of public policy requires US to de-
clare such contract invalid and without
binding force"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-01-06
MONETARY AND COMmERCIAL-

New YORK. Jan. 6 There were declines from
Saturdays figures at the opening OF the stock
market this morning Of from d to - per cent.
generally, though a few stocks sho we'd moderate
advances. A downward movement followed, but
it was of comparatively short duration, and the
recovery was qnick api complete, many stocks
rising to fractions above tho opening prices. To-
ward tie end OF the hour the upward movement
became more general and more pronounced. At
II o'clock the market WAS active and strong, GER
orally at q shade better than the opening prices.
Money easy at CAT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-01-06
Murderous Assault

CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-Oae of the most daring
instances of assault and robbery recently
was perpetrated at the home OF
Bernard Block. yesterday afternoon. At
that time six men entered the hou3e and
Selling Mr.. Block, demanded money, and
when refused assaulted the man in q most
shameful manner. He called for help and
members of his family interfered they
we're also brutality beaten aud abused. The
robbers knocked Mr.. Block down, kicked
him In the face, side and stomach, leaving
him insensibie. No arrests have been made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-01-06
The London Scandal.

LONDON, Jan. 6.-During the investiga.
ton of the West E ID scandal to day, a lad
named Allies testifi ID that be had resided
in the Cleveland street house, and that he
had received money for immoral pnrposts,
and that he had destroyed letters received
from Lord Arthur Somerset. Allies a2-
mitted that he had stolen valuables from a
club in which he had bsen employed as q
waiter. He was not imprisoned for the
thefts, Lord Arthur Somerset becoming his
surety. The witness stated that subsequent
to the expose of the scandal persons whom
he mentioned had tried to inducs him to go
TO America.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-01-06
The Trenton Mystery.

TRENTON, N. j., Jan. CDR. Knifep, the
husband of the woman found smothered to
death In bed Last Friday morning, took an
ounce of aconite and gashsd his wrists and
throat with a razor at his home between one
aud two O'Clock this morning. Owing to
the largeness of the dose OF aconite 1t acted
as an emetio and was all thrown of. DR.
Knlfsn says he tried to kill himself because
he was distressed at the strong tide OF pub
lie feeling against him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-01-06
Again Abducted.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 6.-Alice Jackmsn, the
youthful heiress who was abducted about 8
month ago and was afterwards brought
back, and has since lived with her cousin,
Mrs. Charles Sphinx, is again missing
rhe girl is about sixteen years OF age.
and the heiress to about $25 900. Last even.
ing she was sent to a storea block distant to
buy some fruit. She did not return, and q
visit to the store showed she had not been
there. The supposition ia that some one had
seized her and run away with her.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-01-06
-FOUR WIVES IN THREE YEARS Mrs.

-FOUR WIVES IN THREE YEARS Mrs.
Louis Michael, a fashionably dressed young
woman. last Saturday, asked the shenan-
doad, Pa, police to arrest her husband on
the charge of bigamy. She says that in
February, 1887, she married Michael in st.
Louis. Fourteen days after the marriage he
disappeared. After q %tireless search she
learned q week ago that her husband had a
clothing store in Germantown. q suburb of
Philadelphia. and a store in Shenandoah.
She charges that Michael, under different
names, has since married three other woman,
and a warrant was Issued for his arrest. The
police watched bis Shenandoah store, but
he could not be found. Michael was worth
S35 600 when be skipped from st. Louis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-01-06
Proceedings of. Congress.
WASHINGTON, u. o., Jan. G..
SENATE,

The Senate reassembled at noon after the
holiday recess with the Vice President in
the chair and with less than q quorum Of
Senators in the chamber.
Among the numerous petitions presented
and referred were two from Kansas and
Texas, the former urging the selection Of
Chicago and the latter OF St.. Louis as the
place for the international exposition Of
1892.
10 his prayer this mornicg the Chaplain
feelingly alluded to the illness of Mr.. Kel
ley, of Pennsylvania, and invoked the Di-
vine protection for him.
Among the bills introduced and referred
were the f,liowing By Mr.. Frye: To pro-
mote ocean mail service between the United
States aud foreign ports and for the eucour.
agement of commerce.
By Mr.. Cullom (5y request) Authorizing
the Secretary of the Treasury to loan money
to farmers at 3 per cent.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Carlisle, of kentucky, offered a reso.
luton. which was adopted, authorizing the
Speaker to administer the oath of Office 10
Mr.. Randall, of Pennsylvania, at his resi-
dencs in Washington and further authoriz
ing Messra. WILDER, of New York, and Whit
thorne, of Tennessee, 10 take the oath of Of
fee before proper officers.
A resolution was referred directing the
Superintendent of the Csnsus to ascertain
the number OF farm mortgages inthe United
States.
Among the bills introduced was one 10
prevent the contraction of the currency and
ALEC for q graduated income tax, and one for
the admission of Arizona, Idaho. New Mex.
leo and Wyoming into the Union as States,
and also one for the retirement of John c
Fremont as Ma or General in the US. army.
The House at 2:15 adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-01-06

CRIMINALS are more afraid of corporal,
Than of any other sort Of punishment. To
the vast majority of them In Virginia i'm
pris onment in Jail, especially In the winter,
is a pleasure, rather than q punishment. In
asmuch as by 1t they are provided with
warm quarters, three square meals a day
and perfect idleness. The criminal expenses
of the State last year amounted to nearly
three hundred and eighty thousand dollars,
ten per cent. of the whole of the States ex
pendlture. It Is sincerely hoped that the
bill introduced in the legislature last week
to r%e.establish the whipping post may be
passed, as 1t would reduce the criminal ex-
pensss at least one half. The whipping post
was abolished by General Malone to get the
negro vote. 1t can now be resorled to
agaiu as the Generals ghost is laid, and no
self respecting negro will object.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-01-06
End of a Remarkable Career.

PUEBLO. Col. Jan. Carson Parker was
found dead In a south side saloon yesterday.
1t was the striking ending of a remarkable
life. For years one of the most eminent
preachers of the Methodist church in New
York State, he became a druukard and out.
cast, wandered to Pueblo, reformed and
again joined the church. His reformation
lasted one year, during which time he did
editorial work and demonstrated ability.
His last fall was complete. all efforts of
friends proving useless. he leaves q family
in Indiana.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-01-06

IT sEEMs az If the present legislature is
attempting to break the record IN the mat
ter of instruoting the senators and request
ing the representatives from Virginia In
Congress in respect of their congressional
attion. Ga one day last week, Saturday,
" resolutions to the effect referred to
were introduced In that body. 1t appears,
100. that the matters to which these In
struotions and requests refer, are OF the
widest range and include those In which
Virginia has no conceivable interest. Among
the several that preceded Saturdays was
one relating to the transfer OF the u. :.
revenue marine service to the Navy Depart
ment. Such proceedings of the Legislature
naturally tend to bring ridicule upon the
State, and also to excite the opposition Of
the very men they are intended to affect
favorably.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-01-06
RusrED The fact that deniaIs were sent

BUsrED.-The fact that denials were sent
out from the White House that such q thing
was contemplated did not prevent the Pres
ident from giving his daughter precedence
over the wife of the Vice President, Mrs.
Blaine. and the other Cabinet ladies at the
New Years reception. Mrp. Mckee stood
at the head of the line, and the President
answered the objection to this arrangement,
which was brought to his attention 10 a semi
official manner, that she should stand there
,if 1t busted the Cabinet. In his earnestness
he actually used the word busted. Phil
adelphia Record.