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The Sultan and tn. Press.

LONDON, Jan. "A Maliommedan
writes to the Ne,rs from C~onsiantinoplc
asserting that the trial of Moussa Boy was
prearrauged and the tribuual acted under
instructions received from the palace.
The sultan has now become uneasy about
il and will watch the the debate i'm parlia-
nent i'm regard To Armenia and Crete with
Increased interest. Ii is reported i'm Con-
s~tautiuopls. that he has asked the British
government to suppress the Nsics and
some other papers.
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Mrs. sou,hwor,h m.

New YORK, Jan. "A writ OF habc as
corpus WAS secured to-day from the SUI
prcmc court by Mrs. Martin, mother OF
Haunah Il. Southworth, who reccntly
killed stephen Is. Pettus, requiring h
production i'm court of the unfortunate
daughter. The writ was procured i'm an
effort To have Mrs. S~outhworth removed
To the hospital. Mrs. Martin says her
daughter * afflicted with n compile alton
of diseases. and il slowly dying.
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Public Debt statement,


PuNrsurAwNEY, Pa, Jan. 1.-The Buf-
faio. Rochester 4 Pittsbirg were
not successful i'm their effort 1, eject the
striking miners from their houses to-day.
Sheriff Suffer refused to act in the matter
as the decided. S~uperintcnd-
ent Haskell declares that he will open the
mines on Monday at any cost. and that
costs them "A million dollars. Amy at
tempt Ia put new men I'm next Monday
will he resisted. and bloodshe may re-
suit. as the HumRarians arr. despcrate.
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Des~rter's story.

FRANKFORT, lam. 2.-The Frankfort
Journal has the following from Lieutenant
Rust who has arrived at Alden. He states
that while OH the way to join DIR. Peters,
he was seized with severe illness. All his
followers deserted him except one person.
al subsequently one of the de-
scrters returned and told Rust that at n
point one day distant he had seen the
murdered bodies of Peters and Sicdeman.
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Don. P-dro,s Property in nrazlI.

wAsHIN0roN. Jan. 1.-THE Brazilian
minister has received Rio !anerio papers
to December &. in which are given details
of an inventory recently taken of the inn
perial~ properly. The crown jewels. as
empress and other of the inn
perial household, were deposited in the
treasury vaults subject to the orders at The
emperor. Minister volente expressed sur
prise that some American
seemed 20 be still under the impression
that the provisional government had con-
fiscated the property OF the einperor.
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Immigration During 1850.

NEW York. Jan. 2.-Castlc Garden re-
ceived BIZ. 22s imm' gran y during the year.
Every nation of the earth except china
was represented. The character of immi-
grafton was vastly superior to that of the
preceding year, while i'm volume il de-
creased 6s.Ss7 compared with 1sss. The
decrease IN every nationality is p%crccpti-
bile. Italian immigration has fallen OIL
over 1000 representing the poorer clc-
ment of that
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Of Indians. The latter nred into
being exchanged. Onc Navajo was killed
hslt the cowmen were compelled TO retreat.
The citixeus fear that the encounter will
leAd Co mOrxe serious results.
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NEW YoRK, JAM. 2.-Richard X. Fox has
N cableRram from London stating tina
Shawn, the success sful puyilist is about to-
and will bring his bride to this
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DENVER, Jan. "A special from Santa
Fe says: In SourilIern. San Juan county.
q Navajo Indian was accused 10y the Cox
brothers Of killing their cattle. The In
dian fired upon N party. when n posse OF
ten whites organized and pursued the
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Ku..Imn Omc~r- Arrr.,.,,.

ST. PETER sBuR0, Jan. 2.-Thirty-two
officers have been arrested, charged with
being members OF u y .cret society. the OBJ
ject of which il tn abolish aristrocracy and
establish u constitutional monarchy.
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have decided tn discontinue the carrying
of clothing and are sacrificing profits "a
close out the line.
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The Revolution E.nde,i.

la L~IBERTAD, Jan. 1.-The government
forces are complctely victorious over the
insurgents in the Province of C~uscatlan,
and tie revolution is suppressed.
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Dissolution or Parliament,

DUBLIN, Jan. 1.-The F~r,sn.ans Journal
has strong reason tn believe that Lord
Salisbury will dissolve parliament at the
earliest moment.
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They Have the lnfu~nza.
ANGLERS. Jan. 2.-The United States
squadron is here. On the four vessels arr
AZ cases of Influenza.
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A. T.. Playtcr Inns just received . lnrg,
stock OF paints and window glass.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-03

For fine wool or silk underwear for gents
go To Estes &
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-03

Large invoice Of the finest furnishings
for gents, just received ut Estes d Con.
nellss.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-03

All shades of piushes Mt Estes& Con.
uclls for IS cents.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-03
Closing stocks.

Money on cal tight; 3 di5.
Prime mercantile paper, 5a4a1Nc.
Sterling ENchan y~c-lluict and stronger
s'N'v-lay bills. A.SO: demand, $i.s4.
NJ ming unotat ous as follo VS.:
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-03

The most complete line of dress trim
innings i'm the city is at Estes & Connell's.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-03

al aud see Estes & Councils IS cent
plushes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-10
Gentide Mckgerci
bon
Gaspar SenmD,
01o A16 Glib NaIbinatpn Qpenue.

Vile NIeiIdiorteu BON Der beiten 0unIitdt
uuS itets frii6 oessei6sn ole idmadbafte.
fen @irite jeoer Mrt.
9ie beiten Sdinten unS eln ausgs3u9netes
Corn Beef uuo oas tetnite Yodelfell3 ftets
in aroser @usuabl.
8siteaun8en per Yolt psIoen prSnlpt aus
aefibrt unO ou sinem 8slube oss Uel9afles
freunolbft eingelnoen'
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StaOt unO GOuntb.

1@~ 2iebIins Der Sau8frauen-
Btasburp's 8eit- berfauft Bel sSreb. s.
8iOmuper, $50 2ada. 9Ipe.
-Srau Gbomas Mpore, felt ssabren
8oriteberin Der @ailenbeimatb, bat
ibre Stele nieOerBeIe8t.
= @as tpiirbe aus Der Wenfhbeit
tperben, tpenn mir Bel bieler Siebbibe
ni6t ipenisitens fiibIe 9tddte bdtten ?
-9ie 9robibitioniiten baIten am
16. SuIi in Der 9lrcabe einen gountp
@OnUent abbaIten.
- llniere 9oIisei nabm i'm Sum- 152
8erbaftuneen Dor. Ser Mtappr foIs
Ieftirte Sl04.20 an Strafen.
- 9ie bieiisen S6ubbanbIer buBen
iid fir bas friibe S9IieBen ibrer @es
iadfte erfIdrt.
- Sin anberer @eII6er, 6. 8. @iIs
liams, 1T burd Gonerebmam Scrans
ton nit elmer 9lnIteluns in @uibinston
beeItdt tporben.
-9eter &iIep, ansebIib bon OIpz
plant, mar bur6 anbaItenben Sdnaps,
fluff 70 berubeefommen, bab er am sSreis
tag 9lbenO babier itarb.
- 9ienitus mar iOtpeit Der beiBeTie
Gag bieIeS SDmmerS, nit 100 @rao in
Der Sonne un6 81 i'm Sdatten rod
sinS babel Elm erfrii9enbes 2uft6en.
Die Select Council 9erIammIuns
AM 9onneritas gbenb fonnte neeen
beS sroBen SpettafeIS auf ben Straben
ni6t ab9ebaIten tperben.
= Oberit 1beD. Gnart bon Spring.
fieIb, SaS., iuet: st. Satobs Del 1T
elm srcber SeSen fir leioenbe Ofdnner
uno Srauen.
= Man sIaubt, bic 9ebisb 9oQep
So. iperSe in Babe cine I3neiababn
bon SunibannOd nad 8insbamton
bauen.
- 9luS bem Masu;in Der gliasara
8renins So. am Su6e bon 8ineitrabe
tpurben eines Cages letter @o6e mebs
rere 6dB4en Bier seitObIen.
= Sn bem @isarrenIuben bon Seins
rid Sbtt6er, an g8pomin9 9lbenue,
brad furS mad l 1lbr am Montas
MorSen elm Seuer aus, bas bon Der
Grpitul S6Iaud So. RAID seI6I6t
puroe. Ser S9ucen 1T immerbin Elm
empfnbIi6er.
- Bur SsiIuns bon Group ssbraudt Or.
Sbomos' Gtlettrit Del nadI @orihrift. So iit
oas bette @ittel fur pIoblide anfdIIe bon CT.
tdInin9en, e6merien, Gnbiinounssn uuo Ser.
Iesuugeu.
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g0ie 1T Sies Z?

gBir bieten rinbunbsrt Dollars SrlobHuns
fir isfcn 5na ppu 0atarrb, Der Mot eurh
Giunebmsn ppu Sal's aatarrb Sur gebsiIt
pereen fam.
3. s. Gbsnep & Co., gissntb.. Splrrp, 3.
99ir bic lutsrssi6nttsn bnbru 3. 8. Cheney
felt ben IsBtrn IS 9abrrn ssfdnnt unp baltrn
ibn fir oplfOmmsn ebrnbaft in alien @:-
i6GftsSerbauelungen unp fiuanliea befGbiet,
ale BON Ieinrr 8irma sinsesangeHeu 9srbinb-
Iidfsiten Su erfilarn.
g8slt & 5raur, GjrpBbanbrIe. Drcsuilsn,
3OlseU, 3.
gRalbina, Stinnan s. Marsiu, @rrBbau-
bsls- DrOguiittn. 5pIeep. ..
Sal's 9atdrrb Sur piro innfTIib ptnpm-
men une pirFt auf bas Slut unb bic l6simi.
gen Sbtrilidru brs SYlisms. 3Mgni0s frti
SsrIaubt. greis rs Gts. fir bic 6laIbs. gsr-
fauft BON allen glpptbeffru.
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The Traders
National Bank
BON Serantpn, ga.
capital, tal,......................S25O,OOO.
Samuel pines, grdiibent.
%. gS. lSatiun, 8Bes9rdi.
VI. .. gSilliams, @ailirer.


0irettoren.
Samuel Sines 9rdfOsnt, SrrantOu, ga
Sumes 0f. Gparbart SabriFant BON Mlei.
iingwaaren. Scrnntuu, ga.
Srbin9 u Biud. BON 8. u. Sind 6 Co.,
Gtieu9ieber unO Wai6iniiten, Grranton, pa.
W 9. Semmcrer. 8obIen unb GiieubdnO.
ler. Waud Gbunt. pa
8ierce y. 6nleB. Gqenmaaren. Scranton.
Charles q Mattbews, uon s. .. Mnt.
tbews. SObn s. Co., Gn9rOs WsbI. Butter, etc.,
SCRANTON, pa.
6eOrse s. @Bers YrdFOent Grite IationnI
8ant. 8ctbebem. ga
sobn 3. YOrter, Gu9rus Grocer, 8rudt,
etc , Scranton, pa.
B. gS. 8ation, Si3e prdfoent, Gedtsau.
malt Scranton, ga.
9ieis 8nnt miro Elm aIIeemeines 8anfae.
ftdft bstreibeu in ieinem 8outbauIe. 30. 234
9adaWanna Gusnue, Scranton, pa, uno bit.
tet ndtuuasuoll nm oas 8ertrauen uno Die
SuuOibnft oes pubIifums.
u. y Mill ams 8, gafiirer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-10

n@. WtiItpaufee unb M. Robinion
Bier an 3apf; fuIte unb iparme Speis
fen 3u ieoer Tases3eit. Sobn 2obs
mann, 219 2adapannd Itenue.
SS- Sn SO6S Purf, bei SO. 8,
0unmore, tuirb ieoen Diittipp@ unb
SamitaB 9tbeno PrOmenabes unb Tan3.
multi itattfinben.
Sle PeopIes unb Suburban eleftris
i6en Gars tperben an ioIden Nbenben
biS IL nbr 9ta6tS mad bieIem beIiebtsn
Grbolun9splabe fabren.
Gomites fir Bic gtics unb 9 pmmers
na9tSfeite iperben freunbli6it sriu6t,
lt9 ben Barf anSuieben, ebe iie fir
iOnttpo einen GOntruft ubidIieBen.
Sobn & d.
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2ie > Derframs
Sdnger=6 6elt,
abstbalien am
@0Rtag, OiGRffag, @ittDOb,
21., %. unb %. Snli 1890,
Sm Q ton, y a.

Hrogrdmm.
Grlter Sag, 81. SuIi:
@mpfang her @aifs une @inauartirung.
Abeuts s llbr: Girpber 5adsI3un, ppsu bic
Sbeilnebmer ii6 punt llbr in her Sieterfrdu,
SnlIe psrlammrln. Die SpiBeu Der lt1ekihsn
8ebSreen ipereen an eemIelben ibeilnebmen
unb Mappr 5eapws am Ser. ct. @runSfiif.
an WaibingtOu aSey cine SepilIfpmmuuuss-
reoe balten.
absnss 10 llbr; @rObsr GOmmsrs in brr
Siernfraus SaIle.
3nei ter Sas, %. Suli:
Mcrssns 8 llbr: grObr ter WaiIsntTrs ;
eann glusfliige in bic llmsesenb (gtap 9lus
Sails, Spb'5 parf, 8srepsrfe ete).
Rahmittass 3 llbr: Gpnjsrt.
gbsnbs s llbr: &Cu,ert.
9ritter Sag, %. SuIi:
GjrObe alIssmeins GrrurfOn mad 6arSisp
per Del. s. 8. Sabn
HsS@ Wrasn ben srnnueren Details Ssr-
prtIeu mir auf bic ,,6ribsituus".
Die beutfbe 9fpBIfsrung Serantpn's bari
psrfhsrt lein, ea5 Ititens hes SCRANTON 9teeer.
franz ptoer Wiibs nod RUIten eeihsut perOtn.
um has 5eif su ftnrm lpI6rn ~ eeitaltsh bab
pas Dsutibtbum fcl; barauf ;u Iein ale llr-
late baben pirb.
Die ;abIrstGs Seitsilisuns tebeutenSsr aus,
tpGrtiger 8ersins siebt uns cine gjarantie, 6db
pas Set in srlansiber unb anbersr Siuli6i
Gin aIdnseuber Grfolg lsin pirb.
I'm Der bsutidrn Seg gTlferung BON Srnrtpn
lirst es iest ibre i6On 70 oft bepGbrts @aif-
freuneltaft i'm befen 9i6te au ,eieen purt
cine brsIide glufnabms bsr 8slttteiIRsbmr.
Das @pmite
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.ertbbolles Gigentbnm
an t,erfaufen,

31l Oerfditfef,
brr SintrrIuTsnf&aft brr psrif. 6 Gatbarius
Cd abt ausebSrtnb. DafsIbs bsffbt aus
ben fClasnbsn Shtbfn:
. Cots an @ariOnifrafs, ,wii&sn @ypmins
uno @aibinstUuL 40 bel 1862 8uB ,ur aGsy.
E1 y0t an MarionfruBe, 80 bel 1862 SUP. ., .
1 Got an @yOmins aps., 40 BEL POP SUP. {
z Cots an gbams aUr., jsbe 40 tsi 1862 SUP.
GDis @UbnbGuier NO. t409 unb t4lt Can.
bsripn apsuus in sutsm 3uRanos, nit 9Uts
ie 46 bel 232 Gub.
Saus unb spt Rc. 4t0 Slipsifrabs spii6su
@scmine unb Waibineton.
Sbisss Gissntbum tpirO untrr sinifism 9s-
binsuussn Ssrfauft BON
@bas. SrUPp, Grsfutpr,
4f5 q. @aIbinston 9ps.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-10

n@- s Ia8sen,
B@- s a8Senitansen,
BG- 8untin8,
unb anbere dbnIibe glrtifeI gum Saus
ieri6mud fir 6eitIi6feiten sr6bte
Iusmabl, nieoriSite Preiie.
S. 8. @iIIiams 8 & 8ru.,
3l4 2adapanna Gpenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-10

THE CHARLES A. voGELER co.. Baltimore. Nd.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-10
Maente1 perlanaf.

SD mD&ts ssrne sinise tii6hse DsutlGs
baben, um NGbmaf6tnrn unb Srgen su per-
fdufsn. 6juts esuts erbaltsn suts eTbus.
q. 6. 8etterIv,
309 SpruceIfraEe,
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SerIanQt:

3psi beutibe WGb6sn fir alIssmrins Saus.
arbsit. gfa9;ufraSsn bel " 3snFs, 2i5 penn
gIpenue.
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3tpei EarmS

In SrifsriOn SOpnlbip Tin Der gse6), in au.
TEN 3ufanbe nit allen nStbissn @ebGuSen
tperben bilis Ssrfauft pber segsn Stabteissn-
tbun aussrtaui6t. 9fa6Sufrassn BEL 8Tanf
Naul8maYsr CSsr Safpb D, Rsipsr, SsfTsrs
fCn Tppnlbin.
Arizona republican., 1890-11-05
cLAIMnp nY rnl. oHlgnon.

 Decision Rendered Against 4 Catholic
 Claim for Government Reservation.
 TACOMA, November 4.---In the United States District Court today Judge Han ford rendered an opinion in suit brought by the Catholic bishop of Nes- qually to obtain title to431 acres of land occupied as military reservation by the United States government at Vancouver, Wash.
 The claim brought by plaintiff is based upon the establishment of a mis. sion at Vancouver, with the consent of the Hudson Bay company. The prop erty is now estimated to be worth from $500, ,000 to $1 ,000, ,000.
 The court holds the claim of the United States goyernment to the land as reservation is prior in time, and for that reason, if for no other, superior in equity to that of the plaintiff An ap- peal has been taken to the United States Supreme Court.
Arizona republican., 1890-11-05
ARTICLE VI.

The affairs of this corporation are to be and they shall be conducted by a Board of Director, consisting of seven t7l persons, who shall bt elected annually by the stockholders, at sucf time and manner as shall be prescribed by the Bylaws of this corporation, and all of whom shall be subscribers to the capital stock of thii corporation, and hereafter no person shall bt eligible to the office of director unless he is stockholder in the corporation.
 Tine following named persons, who are sub scribers to the capital stock of this corporation shall constitute the Board of Directors of thi corporation until the fourth (ith) Wednesday il the month of October, A. D. 1891, and unti their successors, duly qualified, shah be elected to-wit: Thomas Ewing, K. J. Horton. Joseph c Perry, Lewis Wolhey, John C. Smith, K. H Paul and John A. Black.
 Any person oeasing to be stockholder shnl cease to be director.
 Vacancies in the Board of Directors shall b' filled by the remaining members of the board.
 Immediately, or as soon as practicable afte the filing Of these articles in the office of tn, County Recorder of the County of Pima, Terri tory of Arizona, the persons named herein a directors to serve until the fourth t4thl Wednes day in October. A. D. 1891, and until their sue cessors, duly qualified, shall be elected, shal meet and organize Rs Board of Directors, Rdop Bylaws, and prescribe in said Bylaws th method of calling meetings of the Board of Di rectors and of the stockholders. A majority O said directors shall be quorum, and any meet ing of said board at which u quorum is presen shall be deemed regular meeting, and hay the same authority as full board.
Arizona republican., 1890-11-05
PLEADING FOR BuaoHELL.
English and Welsh Petitioners Seeking
 a Communication Sentence.

English and Welsh Petitioners Seeking
 a Communication Sentence.
 OTTAWA, November 4.-Petltions from Great Britain for reprieve of Bmchell have been received at the Department of Justice. They are signed by persons from all parts of England and Wales and bear 1090 signatures.
 The main grounds upon which the communication is asked are that the case was unduly prejudiced by the dishonest practices of Burchell and by the sup posed motives and suspicion of the existence of system of decoying young gentlemen to Canada as agricultural pupils for the purpose of murdering them for money; that the whole evi- dence on the part of the prosecution was circumstantial and, in the opinion of the memorialists, so unsatisfactory as not to justify conviction.
Arizona republican., 1890-11-05
ARTICLE III.

The general nature of the business proposed
 to be transacted is to build dam or dams near Gila Bend on the Gila River, in Marieopa County, Territory of Arizona, and to build Canal or Canals from said point through Maricopa and
 Yuma Counties, in the Territory of Arizona, and
 for the purpose of constructing, maintaining and operating dams, acequiag, canals, dltehes, fumes, pipes, conduits, pumps, hydrants, plugs, reservoirs, aqueduets, gates and such other structures and appliances as may be necessary and useful i'll turning, conducting, controlling, obstrueting and regulating the flow of water, acquiring by location, appropriation and pur- chase, and i'll any other lawful manner what
 ever, water, water rights and franchises, dams, acequias, canals, ditches, fumes, aqueduets
 pipes, conduits, pumps, hydrants, plugs, reser-
 voirs, gates and such other structures and appli- ances as may be necessary, convenient O. useful
 in turning, conducting, obstructing, controlling and regulating the flow of water; to buy aud
 sell water and the use thereof, for any and all purposes; to acquire by purchase, location, or in any other lawful manner real estate, lands
 and all other kinds of property, real personal and
 mixed; to lay out, construct and acquire by pur chase, or in any other lawful manner, and accept hold, possess, enjoy, operate, use, fran. chises from any State or Territory of the United States or any county or municipal or private corporation, wagon roads, canals, mills, tacto-
 ries, houses, capital stock and bonds of corpora ttons, chattels, goods wares and merchandise,
 chOses in action; buying, selling, and dealing | in all kinds ot property, real, personal and
 mixed; buying, manufacturing, operating, sell | ing and dealing in electrical appliances for | driving machinery, and as motor power for pro- /! polling any and all kinds of mechanical epph- ances where electricity is applicable; telephone and telegraph lines, electric lights; transacting any and all kinds of business which may be
 transacted by q natural person; to hold, use and enjoy the same, and to alienate, sell, Lease,
 demise and dispose of the same, or any part
 thereof, as well as Of any other property this
 corporation possesses, be seized of or be entitled | to; to borrow money and contract to repay the
 same at such time or times and with such rate
 or rates of interest as it's Board of Directors deem | aNad n
 gage or pledge all or any part of the property oi
 this corporation, and all or any part of the property which this corporation may hereafter
 acquire; to secure the payment of such money with interest, or to secure the payment of any | debt of this corporation, with such interest
 thereon as it may be legally obligated to pay.
Arizona republican., 1890-11-05

RING rule in the supervisors office IS surely oyerthrown. From the last re- ports, Priest and Kirkland are ahead in the race, flakes trailing along some dis. tance in the rear. For this victory, fl none other were given to them, the Re publicans of Maricopa are grateful and we'll satisfied. They have fought hard fight for economy in county government and for worthy. administration of the sheriffs office, and have won,
Arizona republican., 1890-11-05

ANOTHER railroad wreck is reported from the East, caused by the careless ness of boy operator. This is the second within about months time. There should be law to prohibit grasp ing railroad companies from entrusting the lives of hundreds of passengers to lads who should not be out of school and whose only qualification in the eyes oi the company is that they work for beg Qarly wages.
Arizona republican., 1890-11-05

SEVERAL contemporaries, who evi- dently never had either "Baron Nun chausen" or "Gulliver's Travels" in their libraries, are reprinting rehashed versions of the tales contained in those works. Their refreshing simplicity and evident keen appreciation of the jokes leads one to remember the adage There's nothing new under the sun"
Arizona republican., 1890-11-05

RETURNS, though very Incomplete, are encouraging for the election Of George w. Cheyney to the office of Dele gate to Congress by good majority. The known Democratic communities are polling light vote against him and from the sections where he is best known may be expected staunch en- dorsement of his candidacy that will place him in the office he would so well
Arizona republican., 1890-11-05
colll.lon In west oakland.

SAN FRANcIsoo, November 4.-A Gen. tral Pacific freight train collided with an Oregon freight in West Oakland to- day and the engine of the latter was smashed and thirteen cars piled in 8 heap. A caboose was set on fire but the flames were prevented from extending to the wreck bv the intervention of two cars loaded with ice. Wrecking trains soon cleared the track. There was for tunately no loss of life.
Arizona republican., 1890-11-05

NEWS from the East is not of par ticularly encouraging cast, viewed from the incomplete returns published on the first page of THE REPUBLICAN. The free traders seem to be gaining. Yet Mckinley, in spite of the gerrynlandered district, is doing nobly and stands an excellent show for reelection.
Arizona republican., 1890-11-05

ELECTIONS were held in most of the States of the Union yesterday. In the telegraphic columns of TIE REPUBLICAN will be found full returns up to 3;3O o'clock this morning. They are neces- ssrily incomplete, for returns are not yet filled from many of the outlying ,,racincfG
Arizona republican., 1890-11-05

ARIZONA has just passed through what was without doubt the most vigorous campaign ever known within her borders. If THE REPUBLICAN, has struck any telling blows upon the opposition we are satisfied, and will turn back to the task of printing all the news and developing the resources of the fHar~ftarx,
Arizona republican., 1890-11-05
Fighting in Armenia.

CtNsTANTMoPLE, November 4.-An encounter has occurred between Turkish troops and armed Armenians near Erztroum, in Armenia. Seven soldiers were killed and fifteen wounded. Act ing lnder orders issued by the Sultan, the Governor of E,rzerouml has sum moned all Moslems to the mosques and called upon them to treat Christians with respect.