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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-01-03
HENRY W. GRADY.
Extracts From the GcOrgian's Great
Boston Speech.

"Never, sir, has such a iask been
given tG moral stewardship. New
er before IN this republic has the
white race divided on the rights of
an alien race. The red man was
cut down as a weed because he
hindered the way of the American.
The yellow man was shut out OF this
republic because he was an alien
and inferior, The red man was
owner of the land, the yellow man
highly civilized and assimilableble,
but they hindered both sections
and are gone But the black man,
clothed with every privilege of
government, affecting but one sec
ton, is pinned to the soil, and my
people command TO make good at
any hazard, and at any cest, his
full and equal heirship of Ameri-
can privilege and prosperity. 1t
matters not that every other race
has been routed or excluded, with
out rhyme or reason. 1t matters
not that wherever the whites and
blacks have touched, in any era or
in any cline, there has been ire
cOncilable violence. 1t matters
not that no two races however sim
lar, have ever lived anywhere at
any time, on the same soil with
equal rights and peace! In spite
Of these things @e are commanded
to make good this change OF Amer
lean policy, which has not, perhaps,
changed American prejudices to
make certain here what has else
where been impossible between
whites and blacks, and to reverse,
under the very worst conditions,
the universal verdict of radical
history.
"And yet while in the EldOrado
of which | have told you, but Is
per cent. of The lands are cultiva-
ted, its mines scarcely touched,
and its population so scant that,
were II not equi-distant, the sound
Of the human voice could not be
heard from Virginia 10 Texas, while
on the threshold of nearly every
house in New England stands a
son seeking with troubled eyes n
new land in which 10 carry his
modest patrmony and the homely
traing thatis better than gold the
strange fact remains that 1880, the
South had fewer Northern born
born citizens than she had in 1879
fever in 20 and in '60."
Then of the race problem he
says: "We wrested our State gov
ernment from negro supremacy
when the Federal drumbeat rolled
closer to the ballot box and Feder-
al bayonets hedged it deeper about
than will ever again be permitted
in this free government. But, sirs,
though the cannon OF this Republic
thundered IN every voting district
Of the South, we should still find
in the mercy of God the means and
the courage TO prevent its re-estab-
lishmeut.o
eve give 10 the world this year
a crop OF 100000 bales of cotton
worth $4O0,0OO,OOO, and It's cash
equivalent in grain, grasses and
fruit. This enormous crop could
not have come from the hands of
sullen and discontented labor, 1t
comes from peaceful fields in which
laughter and gossip rise above the
hum of industry, and contentment
runs with the singing plow."
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-01-03
PERSEVERANCE.
BY ". F. FITZHUGH.

High hopes, high aims be thine
The aimless win ne goal;
Thine eyes toward the sun Incline
Nerve up thy fainting soul
Hills may the vision bound,
Which spreads before thine eye,
And mountains range themselves
around,
Rugged, and drear and high
But they seem as naught,
If with purpose true,
And heart with resolution traught,
Their SUBMITS claim thy view!.
Soon, soon, the loftlest height.
Thy faithful feet shall gain,
Aud far away upon thy sight,
Shall stretch the boundless plain.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-01-03
A writer in the Adrion mich.

A writer in the Adrion (Mich. J
Times says:
Il took n very nice turkey home,
it was a beauty, 1t weighed four
pounds and upwards. My wife
prepared it after the most ap-
proved style. My wife is greatly
interested IN church work, you
know, aud she invited the parson
to dine with US. We had seated
ourselves at the table and the di-
vine was asked to say grace. He
complied with my wife's request
and thanked providence for the
hounties bestowed, etc. Do you
know couldn't help thinking how
like the deuce providence would
have disappointed us If | hadn't
drawn that last pedro"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-01-03

The message of Henry w. Grady
to ms mother was very touching
''Send word to mother to pray for
me. Tell her if | die, that | died
while trying TO serve the South
the land | loved so we'll"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-01-03

The editor of the Temple TEX. }
Times says he advertised in an edi-
torial for information on the sub
ject "How to Run a Newspaper"
and TO his astonishment received
131 answers to his inquiry saying,
run it as you d-n please" This
shows that the men who were rev.
er in newspaper Office in their
life aud yet know all about run
ming one, are dying OF rapidly and
that the millennium is not far
away.-NetC Orleans States.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-01-03

A young man about 25 years old
eloped with the ne-year-old
daughter of a widow living in Wa
terloo, Miss, last week. They went
10 Bolivar, Tenn, and were married.
The groom was arrested and the
wee wife was sent back TO her
mother.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-01-03

The State press is unanimous in
expressing the opinion that MIR.
Davis remains should find a final
resting place in Mississippi, and
that an appropriate monnmen;
should be erected by The joint eff
forts of the people of the State.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-01-03

At Aspinwall on the Atlantic
side of the Isthmus of Panama the
rise of the tide is only Il feet, but
al Panama on The Pacific side there
is at times a difference Of 81 feet
between high AMI low water.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-01-03

Eugene,St0ry, of Holmes county,
who killed Z. b. Kleinfelder near
Lexington two or three weeks ago,
has been tried, convicted and SEN
fenced TO hang January 31st. He
was refused a new trial.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-01-03

The assessed valuation of JefFer-
son Davis properly in Harrison
county is 1910. This is only part
Of Mr.. Davis estate, but the ball
ance Of il we believe IS much en-
numbered by debt
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-01-03

Near-sighledness is overrunning
the French people as much as The
Germans. Among the senior boys
in the different French cOlleges
more than 46 per cent are near
sirhlpd
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-01-03

II has always been a character
istic of the French 10 increase but
slowly in numbers, but there were
fewer births in the country last
year than any year during the cen
furx~
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-01-03

There is no house so small that
IT has nOiroom for love; there is
no castle so large that il cannot be
filled with a..
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-01-03

Life, as we call It. Is nothing but
the edge of the boundless 'Oceon of
existence where it comes upon
soundings.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-01-03

Gen. James ii. Wilson, of New
York, who was in charge of the
detachment of Federal troops
which captured jefferson Davis at
the close of the war, has generous
ly subscribed 800 to the Davis
Land Company. We of the South
have little to lear from Northern
men who welded the sword or
fired the musket. 1t is the nom
fighters, the mountebanks, who
now hate us so intensely and keep
alive the fires of sectional strife.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-01-03

To-day we forget the melodies
of yesterday and tomorrow The
loves oi to-day will be but a mem
Ory.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-01-03

We determined offer sufficient inducements to
justify you in spending your HARD CASH WITH US the
below quotations from we'll selected fall stock will
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-01-03
Undertaking Establishment
B. f. PICKETT,
ScR4NTON. MISS.

Keeiis on hand complete stock o.
lCaskets, Cases, Coffius, Robes, Liniugs'
Handles, etc. His stock consists oi
Everything needed.in this. locality for
tburial purpose. lie guarantees salts
1faction 10 every case iutrusted TO his
Icare. Calls % .ght or day al my rest
|denoe or place Of business viii receive
|uronipt intention.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-12
SnflRErs Silf.


 TTapk cad sy virtue of sn ssesafien hssl sasd oat of Inc District Court ef ths ThiTd in as.a sss ths Ceapty of yavspsi. wslsresr William C. Rashfurd sad 3nert H. Hnsuss. ter. As so- psrtrsrs dolex eusinsss unass th< nistss. ars ? slatiifs. ssa me ssasios dsid ihs above. ssnsd pisiniifs esssissS jsas. psns. dsfsadsnt. es tAs ssh dsy es Nsvsn' 'keF d D isss. for ths sum of Zvsnty. y.nse Thrsssnd ons aasdrsi sss Twss,y avs sad oas-haaars<shs Doiis,s ss1l ieI eSsis. which ssid lsax meat ss< en ths sf,h day sf No sf ias eisfh of said esiirt aad saia Juas nss, seaa sf.h aay ef Novsmhss < D. ises. asfsadAnt. have lsv,sa Iks sSld sxsssssen apcn kko~s csrsaln mlass Asa mteias elAlmx
 s NELL snn ssa s. s sss ss and Tsrrttofy sf ArssoEs. nAseed Aad ds- sr-shsd e foiless, to.sltl
 sI sss I ssss.ysr 1sssrsi Of sas Tsrslsssy :. AffxenA a fot rbntss fhlfsy~ y~nfDs sssA en | nsre par sisatariy assesikea ia es<lsis pst. srsnsor snd ias sseaior ooia Aisinr cens. peny is 4r~nt<ss hsartnf dkxs fns thirsy Afsx as, = ssnssss 40 n i.s, eas .ssssss ls iss sivs . nd alec Q ths el1see Of ths fseuaty ne. sordsr cs xsii Nasepai rscnty. Asina sa Tyr. rs<ory, on the eifnteenth day of fe SsAry, lsk7 st pAg<s k7i te k<7. ipelGsivs. oz 1ock it of Deed 4searae. Ia ka.d coanty fsessdesss ofssce. Ai<a rPon the ssnnzof south Erxteo. sfan Iseds ninirk esasn, dszis ssta1 ty the sarsevof General cf AfiEons fsu7ters d f<ss Nun Der Forty fte,. and more psftfsafAs tescrt eed fn . sefzeia patent vtsgstr lhs u1zts8 ssasfa af &EsefiS ta Gskat<f ssd tEf seeAscr Gold kinis C Company kfAntee. lesf iDe dx the thirty nfss dAs of JkHneFy< e. u. ssss, end feoors sa in ths 6essrst Land acssc at V sshinxsont e sA usfes iss te le io. carssd n the cfses of the eo1nty rs>crtsy o' said oca nfy ef fssspai, on si4s ts | akY ei ssvs. os 8oos Pos rtsea iN deed recssss of sAfd roanty r. coFderx cfsce. to shtee aasc pstsnts Aac he records thers 3f fe ayov. saia. feserones is hereby saere1 ako sd and fse . hsr . more sef nifs snd certain aescffp sa6 of sas , mfntns claims nn9 each of them.
 futste acflos ts her<by xtv<a that an
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-12
Go!lcE OF FORFEITURE.

I'D LOUIS BYRSE, YOUR HEIRS, AS.
 | sigrs and legal repressntat.ves
 fou are hereby nottned that the under. signed, who te co.owner with yoe tn ths Bellevue mining claim, has expended u ( sum of one hundred dollar in labor and i'm : prove rnents upon said niining claim, the ssid sxpenditnres sa iarrcvements being made Lac United States mining laws, requiring an nuA expe failures to be made on mining clhsns.
 Toe said Bellevue mining claim consists Of l.so0 feet in length by 600 feet wide, situate in Martinez mining district, Tn the county of favspa,. in the Territory of Arizona. A res coro Of tns location of the satd Bellevue min Ing claim is m sde iu the Reoori os Minee 10 tne ofnee of the County Recorder of said Yav- apei county. in Book %. page 3o5.
 And you sre hereby furtser notified that if, at the expiration Of ninety days sfter she publication of this notice, you fall or refuse 70 oontrieuts or pay to ne your proportion of tne said expenditures, together with the cost ci the publication of tnis notice, the interest of you Tn said Bellevue mining claim will e forfeited and become the property of the un> ereiense. JAMES OsHARA. l
 Prescott. A. T., Feb. l, isso.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-12
Thrsvxn ,hs csnxan.

A telegram frea Peseh Springs, Mo
 have county, says ~Chisg Esgipeer sisatsn and his party ef railroad sar ssysrs reached the rasuth of Diamond creek. s stiles below this place, March let. Every enc in the party are per ssst,y we'll, not having had sny serious accident sf any kind since that to Pho. aegrAphsr Mss, January fst. The trip thrsuSh she Grand Canyon of the Ceis- rEdo has been enc ef mach danger and sxcitsneat, but has been SC iarsrccess- frl .s every uey. One soat was lest wkile letting it down fall, eut sc ens Fss ia iL Alter that, tke chief boat sasn. in charge of tke Eeet, deserted ta. party. Is rsnniag one rapid, Mir. H;sisp was threwn out sf best, but his liss Frsseryer kept him up until he wse picked rp fartber down the stream. q sudden rsss ia ths river last week ef tez fee. made two days ride through ths nerroxsst and ersskesest part of the csnysE wild. exsitisg and perileas. Evsry one, ssowsvsr, cane through siLkest scratch. Tse party will De here isr feg days to get new supplies sefors going further"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-12
LOCAL BUSINESS MENTION
Some Interesting Items for All Glasses of Readers

slonewall Whisky st the Monte
 zms. Y Fine stock of Saddles at ossnburg Bro "a dltf l Cowboy outfits speciality As Ossa- purg'a diu Schooner Beer a, the houseruIaa.
 . cts. e gisss. Lord Fsunlissoy Caps and Cellars at
 Mrs. Blsine's. H Dees ysr tooth schsf Gall ct Moan
 tain City Drug Store. t Coxe's Glyceriae Lotion at Ross'
 Corner Drug Store. nlsi Very "Rsugh en Rats" at the hsus- tain City Drug Stare. u All the standard patent medicines
 at the Corner Drug Stere. q sterling's Royal Remedy at Rass' Corner Drug Store. neu All the standard patent medicines at the Corner drug store. U Fine stock of diamonds just received at NJ. Gold water 4 Bros. U Try hoiii. oi TolSnd's Tenic, fcf sale al tL. U3rner Drug Store. q Three meals for sl at the Sherman Horse, formerly Dan Hstz's hotel The genuine Sterling's Royal Remedy io- sale ct the Corner Drug Store. u Reduced prices have caused great rush Of business at the Corner Drug Store. Congress, Apollinaris snd viehy
 mineral waters in stock st the Corser
 Drug store. Everything ..oaaS in . first-clAss
 harness shop can be had at Osensufss
 at bottom prices. diu
 Ladies' Fan and Winter Hats, latest patterns, just received by D. J. suili- van 4 Go. II
 Saddle horses and single or double rigs for hire at 6loan's stable southeast corner of the plaza. n
 A large assortment of drugs, chem icais and toilet articles for sale ct the very lowest prices at the Corner Drug Store. A
 Rubber oyershces, rubber bca3, l rubber coats, and sretics, in endless quantities, at J. L. Fisher's- d5tf
 For sunburn. tan. and the effects si bleak winds, use Espey's Fragrant Cream, for sale st Mountain City Drug | Store.
 Take your prescription ts the Noun tain City Drug stsre, to be filled sy licensed druggist sf Illinois and Min nessota.
 Good work and low prices tell. Bres. are always rushed. When yeu come to Prescott call and examine their stock of harness. saddles, etc. and obtain prices. dla
 Full line cf Ladies requisites fer the complexion, including Cameiline. Bloom of Yoath, Msgkolia Balm, Lubin's Vio- let Powder, the standard Face Powders,,l and elegant Geld Cream, at Mountain City Drug Store. fle-H
 Miss Le Levier wishes to announce te the ladies of Prescott and vicinity l that she will take charge Of the Dress making department st Mrs. ". c. ! Burdge's Millinery Store, and dc all kinds Of fashionable dress-msking | Patronage solicited. Re the place-two doors north of pnsfoffice. at Millinery Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-12

the day the cssple left fer the above town te this time nsthing has been heard from MeDaniels. Morris told ssme sort ei story to the stock men living in the vicinity, whick was rlssss- bie, and at the tns ne particular gus
 picioR was aroused. Ne aiso tock ckarge of EeDsnieis' property, as he said he had been instructed to ky hin. After a laPse of several months. and NcBaHisls still failing ts put in ar sp- pearansc, suspicion of foul play began to be aroused, ssa finally the Dnsiss of . human body were fsuza. saPpesed ts be his, but natilssed and decsna. pssed beyond recognition. About this time Morris suddenly left the coan- try, and later was reported to have been arrested in New Mexico for hsrse
 stealing. As HcDanisls' property oen'
 sisiing of several hundred head of ca tic, valued ct several thousand dslisrs, has been neglected, Probate Judge French, appointed Ralph Cameron as special ad- ninistrator of the estate, to lesk after the cattle, there being no longer any reasonable doubt that MepAniels is net only dead, hut that he was murdered. Mr. Cameron will leave ia day or two to take charge of she property, settle up the estate and, if possible sslve the mystery of AcDaEielS disappearance. In addition so bis papers as specisl ad- miristrstor, he will slss bear comnis- sisn from Sheriff o,NeiIl ss his deputy.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-12
poyrn tn. crsna can.on.

The editor of the Mohsve County Mine interviewed Engineer Stanton on the lat ter's arrival through the Grand Canyon a, far as Diamond creek, from which the fol
 lowing vss taken:
 The boats in which the party made theil
 trip arc of oak strips, copper riveted; arr
 twenty feet long and four and half beam
 and contain ten sir-tight compartments
 and are so constructed that 1t IS almos
 impossible to upset them. Three of these
 boats were made and they cost aboul
 $l, 900. All the supplies were placed in
 rubber bags. On the trip one of the boat,
 was caught on the rocks and so badly in- jured that it was abandoned. Al the sup. plies except one bag were saved.
 The river through the canyon is full ol rapids which vary in length from few rods to two miles, but no abrupt falls exist. The water is very swift and in every bend in the river eddies occur, but no whiri- pocia or sucks were encountered. In many of the rapids waves twenty feet high were run over, the spray of the water drenching the men. sil the party wore cork jackets and every precsution was ta- taken against loss of lifs.
 About fifty miles above Diamond Greek Canyon, on the north side of the river, Mir. Stanton discovered the crater of an extinct volcano. The whole country around the crater IS covered with lava, and the overflow at one time choked up the Colorado river, and the flow of lava is shown in the river bed to within few miles sbovo Diamond Creek.
 The walls of the canyon are not, as is generally supposed, preeipieous. but are bench upon bench unsil they reach the height of 5000 to 1000 feet. The high sster mark in the narrowest portions of the canyon is eighty feet.
 Sinoe Major Poweli's trip through the 'anyon, many changes have taken place. The rapids which were described by him Is dangerous, were not so. But other 'spids not noted by him were found, and n number of places which required 'crtage then there is plenty of water now )f the half dozen pillars of lava which Powell reported, but one is stsn6ing, as is he case oi the three columns os ssnistons, 'nly one being left. With each great l iss of water changes are made Tn the l .ream.
 Mir. Stanton is confident that he can | ake properly constructed steam launch | afely up the canyon, and it may be in | ears to come that pleasure parties may lake the trip in this manner.
 The river is something less than 200 | oct wide in .hs narrowest part of the anyon, and the boats would rass through I ,sny of the rapids with the speed of aa xpress tran.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-12
iaaos. ssfas JouRxaL-nHER
WEDNESDAY MARCH F. lss'
The esoed n Pnsnlr.

Epfros Jc<zNAL-MrsER - Pheaix,
 cai sF as it is fEssa the sutsise wsrid
 siEcs the cssd s;ne black elcaS of dis
 sster settled sssE eur territsTy, is rap
 ii;y assuming iss normal state. and the
 excisenent inciSsnt to tke mighty
 Essd rushing down ihs Hasssysrrs,
 dealing death snd destruction in its |coxrse, is rapidly passing away. sccs-
 .is.ing no small amount ei relief e
 shose who bad friends snd relatives up
 ;a that neighhorhssd. But there are
 i've peer. unfo-tunstss here whe will
 sozg remember the day when fathcr.
 ra ssksr, brothers and sisters met such
 terrible death These two psoy souls
 are al that rsrszin si tks Haynes sami- 1 iy, which originally consisted of eight
 psrsoas, and the young ladies have the
 sympathy of the entire territory.
 \ ssir ages are i5 and IT respectively
 Little did they shiak when. with light ssarss they isst sid their father good Dye. with his promise that tsey shsuid fIstGrn with him when he made the aeGt trip, that such terrible fate exsitsd hin- Hew different those isi: hearted girls wsail have seemed i; csd what cruel. terrible sheok is must hays bssn when iks aews reached tkenn. ! Lag. rxsr&sy neen, that their beloved csss he'd bssa swept away by the -iskty raah oi waters.
 The rsiisf parties are returning enc
 sy enc frea thsir missions of ssercy, ma sssir reports confirm cur greatesl fesfs. Up to the present time, seventy
 bsxiss have been reported found ans hxrisd. and there is still enc nere party so hear fren, whs are exploring the lower Hssssyaups. It is supposed the szszser ~in FexSss c'-ss ts one hun s,rsd when ail are beard frsm. All aScss wko were fortunate enough to ,-ssss and reach this city have ksen a.rs< sar, s citizen's ceHnittee having
 sssn formed and fards subscribed for tkat purpose.
 Ths damage ssne in and around the |eity from the fcsa ia tho Salt river will amount to considerable, the main iose being the railroad bridge near Tempe Although considerable dam age 0as dane Is the different canals, ear fsrnsrs experienced no incoaven- iescs. Never before hss 6slt river sssilsA ts such imasRse proportions. end even the Indians have ns recol- 'sctisns of iss ever rising a high as ;t aid this time. On the cid Masicepa reed the waters backed up quarter of e mile north sf the fair grsrRds, and at the feet of oentsr street the surging waters, thick with drift, rcsiiRg high over .as ssnke in it's mad, headlong xAsA. appeared fully two miles in width. A; skis point ths best view vas had, sss hundreds oi people crowded about to watch the mighty waters pass en- ward ts .he seA, y. F. A.
 rherix, Ariz. March 3, 1890.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-12
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

T>o P. K. MURRAY, YOUR HEIRS, AS signs sna legal representatives You are heseby notined that the under sfened. who are CO., wuers with you in ths Fibre cis aiming ciaim, have.el pended the snn of two hu ndrsd doiiSrE in labor and s- psovements upon said mining clam. the said expenditure ar q m prove m snts belps made ln The years 1888 and iSs9,:sn compiianee with fhs Unitt States mining laws, reQufr- Ing ap nasl expenditures 10 be made on min Ing claims.
 The said Florencia mining claim consfsis oi 800 feet in lengtk by 500 feet wide, sitns te 10 Verde mining district. Ia the county of yay. spaf, in the Territory of Ar.gonA. A record Of the loo stion of the said Fiercacfa mining claim is made in the record of niLes, In the once of the county re- order of said YavapAi county in Book 2S page &.
 And you arc hereby further notified thet if. st the expiration Of ninety days after the pubiieA ion Of this notice. you fall O refu c 10 cuufrihus6 or gay to us your proportion of the ssid expenditures, together 9ith the cost Of he pueiscsiion of This notice. the interest Of you ta said floEencfa mining ctafsn will be forfeited asd become the pro.eity of the
 HENRY wURzsuRG.
 Prescott, A. IT., March |. i$eo