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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-19

SUMMARY-Earned runs -Pittsburg. B. Two
base hits-hiller, Davis. Stolen bases-Sunday,
2 Double play-Crane and Hecker. Bases on
balls-Kelty, Daily, veach, Gilks, ZImmer.
Strnck out-Roat, Daily, Veach, Beatin. Lett on
bases-Pittsburg, 6; Cleveland, T. Sacrifice hits =
Gilks. sunday. La Rogue. Time of game-l:35.
Umpires-WiIson and Dowse. -. .s.."
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Won by Coruell's Crew.

ITHACA, N. Y, June ls-The eight-oared
boat race between the Bowdoin and Cornsll
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-19

sUMMARY-Earned runs s-Mckeesport, 3 bnses
on balIs-Joaes, 1: Watson, l. Two-oase hits
Nllbep Betz. Three base hit-Leamon- Struck
out-Jones, 5; Watson. s. Double play-Haler,
Mills and Smith. stolen bases-Lanser, Betz.
Time l:20. Umpire-Green.
AtYoungstown-
Youngstown. ......"......0 Z Is
Canton, n,,.................1 0 o 90 o.
Batteries-Payne and Cody, Smith and Hart.
AT Wheeling. first game
DAYTON .................0 Ill
Wheeling .............o o o o. 2
Base hits-Dsyton, Is; Wheeling. Z. Errors
Dayton, .; Wheeling, 5. Batteries -Stapleton and
Williams Sawyer and Lytle. s..
Second game
Wheeling ............2 o s o o o oil
DAYTON on,.................0 o o o B. 9
base hits-Wheeling, 10: Dayton, 10. Errors
Wheelipg S: Dayton, L. Batteries-Gibson and
Lytle, Wilson and Sehrt.
At Akron
Mansfeld eld,,,............21 0 2 90 IS
Akron. ..........1 0 o CO
SUMMARY Base hits-Mansfed- 9: Akron, q.
Errors Mansfield, 8: Akron, z. Batteries-Bishop
and Flack; Conover and Sweeney.
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Z. Association Record.
THE TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

McKeesport Gets Back at sprinsneid With
Shut Out.
McKEEsPoRT, June &-Jones; late Of the
Pittsburg n. l. team was in the box for the
local team to-day and the Springfelds were
shut out. He pitched great game. The score
follows.
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2urus unb @ntbebruug, 3piIden Glenb
unb &ei6tbum. Rein meulhlihes Wez
fen bermag es. bieien Galnpf unbers
meioli6 gu MAIDEN, aber menidli9e
Waht fam bel tbun, ben 3ampf 3u
bei9leunigen. Sd uerbe bieien Saa
mobl ni6t erleben uno Sic bieIeidt
audi ni6t, aber Der Sag fomtnt, an bern
bic autofratii6en Md6te @uropas ii6
aen0tbigt feben uerben. chamber Die
6ano gu reiden sesen bic bereiniaten
Socialiitens Wrmee uub nit chamber au
fteber ODER gu fallen l"---..
.Das finb propbetii@e Worte, mel6e
es oerbienen, Der 8erseienbeit entriRen
gu tperben, benin es muB fir bic Nah=
melt BON Snterei1e fein, al erfabren,
mie flat unb beutli6 Elm fluger Mtann
Dor 10 unb 10 bielen Sabren ben Sang
BET Gntmidlung porausgeieben BAT! =
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sci es beror6net bur6 ben
Stabtratb Der Stabt San Mntonio:
section l.. 9ierbur1 nirb be-
ltimmt, oaB fit bas nit benz 1. Mdr5
1889 beginneabe unb nit benz %. &c.
bruar 1890 enbenbe itdbtif9e 8ermalz
tungsjabr cine &opfltsuer ton 81 bon
alien mdnnlihen 9emohnern Der Stobt
smiiden 81 unb 60 Sabren erboben
perben ioa, bic minbsltens felt 6 Mos
uoten Dor benz l. Mdr3 1889 in Der
Staot gemobnt baben unb Die ni9t
ausbrtdli6 bur6 bic s5taatsgeieBe bas
bon ausgenDmmen pDrben iinb.
Section2. Gsrner fol fur aus
gemeine 3mede fir Dos nit benz %.
Jebruar 1890 enbenbe Giscaliabr auf
anes @runbz uao perl6nli6e @%igentbum,
ianerbalb Der Stabtgren3en, mel9es
ni6t ausbridlid bur6 bic 8erfaHung,
bic Staatsgeiebe unb bic 1tdotil9en 8ers
o%ronungen ausgenommen 1T, cine adj.
valorem. Steuer BON 80 Gents auf ie
500 @teuermertb gelegt perben.
Section3. Gum 3mede ber
3%ins5ablung auf bic bonbirte S9ul6
Der @taot uno CUR auIegung zines
NmortiIationsz 6onbs our i@lieBli6en
Nb3ab!ung berfelben iol cine Special
5teuer bon rs Gents auf ie 500 auss
1T Section 2 e~rpdbnten @igentbumsz
uertbes gele9t merben.
Section4. Sn llebereintims
mung nit Der friber angenpmmenen
unb bur6 bic abittmmuns bonn s.
Mdr5 1882 gebilieten Orbinan3 foll cine
Special1teuer BON 10 Gents auf ie 800
allies @teuerwertbes eihseforbert unb
fur bag 5iscaliabr 1889 gum 3mede Der
MISUNDERSTANDING Der 6fentli6ea tdbtis
i9en S6ulen erboben tperten.
Mngenommen unb gebiaigt am II.
Gebruar $780,.
8rban @aIIasban,
Mtteftirt: Mapor,
6. g.. @laubon, Stabt= @lerf.
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Sic alteu Geer1uber

~pflan5ten ibr GbSeiaen, ben Trbteni6dpel nit sefreu3
e II anrden, berausfrrbernb auf Der Spise Res MaiteS
auf. Der mpberne 4trat, nt6t auf bcber Gee, ipnz
bern euf benz bpben stnieben Der Stanharb %oeilmitteI,
perbtrst ii4 inter peridiebenen gerfleibunsen. Sein
~Serfedtes @intel : @eiddit Bat niemals unp in fetner
Wetie SpitetterS' Masenzgttters a%fficirt, rbwpbl bieieS
Stanparb Stdrfunssz unb Seierunssmtttel felt lansem
baS beuleudtenbe 3tel %sepeien, auT pelhes er feline
Gfeile seri6tet. Siuise lpfale gttters, aug erbisenpen,
ni4trectifeirten Stimulantten nebit etwas Grtraft ppn
inbentii6 pber abnlid nit @merifa'8 beliebteiter SAINT
pber bic slei6en 9eilfrdfte ME bic lestez
re entbaltenp, anseprteien. Dteie Gr3neiiuppen nusen
~inpeIen ntdt8, benin ber grpBe arantkeit8 : SeSiptnger
unb baS betannte grdpentipz Mtttel fest feline %erfrlsret=
DE Garrtere fort unb unteripdt Malaria, Opspepiia,
Nerpplitdt, Nieren z9eldwerpen, SerItppiuns, rbeurluz
tii6e eetben ni4t anein aui bieiem, %irnpern aud
auI anberen Gpnttnenten.
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sGr Wenn Semanb fein unb gu ans
1ebmbarem preiie fpeiien mill, 10 gebe
er gum Wifftonss@arten. Die
9erren 8heimer & @amf, Befber biez
les Embellishments, balten barauf, lire
8dfe tets bOQfommen aufrieben gu fieIs
len. Ollie iaiionmdBigen DelifateHen,
Nufern, Wilb, Slide, @efltsel &c. finb
bort in bet oelifatefien 3ubereitung ole
3eit gu baben- Mobl3eiten perben out
Wuni6 in Die Wobnunaeu Der Gunben
geianot. Nud bietet Der nit Der
Speiienirtbi6aft p~erbunbene 9 a
+ 0 D bic beiien @eirdnfe. tets friides
gier unb feline 2iqu6re unb Weine.
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Ser CINDERELLA gd3nb >gtore,

Ser Cinderella Sdmb gtprc,
@de Sf=6puIiontraBe unb Mpenue c.,
biefer beliebts 9aben Der 9tabt, bat
feinen neuen 8Orratb BON Sommers
I9uben fur 9erren, Damen uno
&inber erbaIten uno bat cine unbers
alei6lide Wusmahl aler 6orfen unb
Qualitdten. Ser @inberela : S9ubs
Store fibrt NUT bic Gabrifate Der be1ten
Jabriten unb iibesbietet Mnes, lpas i'm
biefigen Mtarft su baben lit. 9pecia.
litdt fit 6erreH: bet &odforbsS 9ub,
fir So. IS berlobnt ftd BET Mibe, i'm
Cinderella Store uor3uipre9en,
ebe man onberspo fauft.
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@ladlidte seutc aus Suoiaua.

Bm. GimmpnS, Goftmetfter in Sbariae, Snbiauu,
fGreibt sDas uGleetrte 9itter5" bat mir mebr senaet,
ais ale aneeren Wiepteinen ulammensenpmmen geger
ale bic Sei6pereen une &eieeu, lpeiGe ne 6olse bcr
mer uub @iebil6ter Sebn oeSlie, ~etenialS ppu Sra
vile, iost: sd battle electric 8itterS fur RE bette
Weeietn, bic eS Siett, ib babe mid mad ibrem Sc,
Elm 6tienraaren : Sdnhler ~perielten Srtihaft, Sagt
yGleetrie SttterS lit serate Das, mas 5enant brdubt
behen @eiunhbeit tptal yauf ZEN 9unb setommen tft@-
pte man gu iasen pfeSt. Miir Bat eS tie @eiuntbei
pieterseseben une i'd babe mieeer Nppetit une ueuer
I"
Die 6lai6e tplfet nur so Gents. Gu BADEN in aaer
gpptbeten. Greib, 3bcmpien & &c., g99rleiale.
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SEER 6. $. Wsiaer in Ser Ne

@err 6. $. Miiaer i'll Der Wstf-
Commerce : 5traBe bdlt itets bas pOas
fommenffe Eager in 3eiGenmateria=
lien, Sapeten, Garbeu, 8las. @piegels
9las, Biloerrabmen, GirniHea unb allen
3ei9nens pnb Dtalersu tenfiIien. Ginif.
leriid ausgefiibrie Bilber uno Statuet=
ten a1. fnb in elmer iebensnertben @als
lerie CUR Mnfi6t unb gum 8erfauf auss
gefelt. Sn Sapeten uno 3immerbefos
rationen 1T bas @ei9madpolfe uno
Weuehe BORT gu inben.
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watter! mntter . mutte,

Ggntter! MATTER !! Matter !!
Weroet SIR ces Nadts oelt5rt perben
nno in Gurer 0fube unterbroden burh bas
Sdreien zines tranfen ainbes, meldes
SdmerSen bonn Iur9breden Der 3dbne
leiOet? ST 60 Ger Sail, 70 fault cine Tlaide
BON Wrs. Winslpps Soothing Sprup.
st mirb ben aru,sn Sleinen Ipfort bon ieis
men sdmerSen befreien. Wlan perlaHe lid
barauf, es bilft. Gs 1T feline Wuttcr aui
Groen, bic es periudte uno Sud ni9t nit
thellen wirbe, baB es bic @insepeioe re.
sulirt, ben Sleinen Silfe unb @eIunsbeit
unb Der Wiutter Hube perldafft, baB es
mie !3auber mirft. Das WiitteI in fiber in
olen Tdlea un5 ansenebm ben 9eidmad;
es wirb bon elmer Der ditsitsn ;ino belten
Dcctoriunen in ben Ser. Gtaateu pers
fdriebea. lletero1 III baben. bic Stafae
au 25 Gents
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g made Waumer.

iTei5e TIRE pole @annesfraft unb GluItt,ttat Res
OeVleo mteeer ju erlin9en iplniteu, iouteu nidt reriaus
mem cen ,,Sn9erofreniio" gu leien. Da5 NIT pieleu
Sranien8elttdten e~rlauterte, rei6li6 auSssItattete
1sert 8tpt aulldluB 1ter Gin iictes GetIucriabren,
peeurh aaulenee ~tnnerbolb ~tlrjeiicr 3eit obne 9eruIS,
9em oer Sugenoiinoen p~palt6ubia pteoerberaeteIlt
puroen. Seilperfdbren ebenio etnfad alS btqia. Sober
letl eiSener Irst. Shidt 25 Gents In Stamps un6 Sbr
Der pribat Slinit ,iuo 9tSbeuiarn.I al yRsit
IL. Str, Rem Dprt, q, y,
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Na1aae mad Gnrnpa.

Die Qgenturen bes 9errn %. s.
D oung, No. l Commerce : StraBe,
Gan NntDnio, unb gto. SOB Main.
StraBe, Dallas, pertreten nur biz
anerfannt beiten europdii9eu 9ampfer=
2inien. 9err Doung 1T i'm Stanbe bic
billie # EN- @aten gu gebeu, er=
tbeilt bereitwilig iebe getpiini9ie Nuss
funft unb beiorgt iebr prompt ole ibm
iibersebenen Iuftrdee. Wer nod Gu.
ropa gu reiien wiini6t, Ober 8ermanbte
bertbetfommen lafen min, lpenbe id
on irgenb eire Der genannten Ngeniuren
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s.. @pgel bat ben 2eib=Staa bon
Vergitr6m & @rap g%etauft uno label
Seben freunoli9it elm, borsuipre9en,
Der pferbe, Sugaies &C. faufen ooer
oerfaufen Mil. Wit bieiem @ef10Ite
1T aud bas Der 2eidenbeftattun9 pers
bunbeu uno nerben ole Muftrdge
prompt ausgefhbrt. NQe Soften BON
Sdrgen tets on 0anb. 20,6, lin
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aer5tli6e eilfe biieb erfolsIos.

aer5tli9e 9ilfe biifb erfolgIos.
G&on per a9t Sabren, S9reibt gaitor goFuttr
Gbasfa. CARRIER Co.. Wtinr., b6rte i9 BON etneui lest
perftorbeuen Golegen BON 1altpr G6mia's Webiciu.
Yin Nenun meiner Genetube lit felt einem balben
Sabre an Der Ganfnbt. Merstlide Siffe Bitch erfoIg.
los. auf rneinen gori9lae lieB bet &ranfe 9aitor
R6nig'8 4erpesEonie ~fpntIlen. SEE @ebrauh Der
Jran be8 &ranfeu fom ai mir. uin iD 3u bebauten.
Dor Der Srrenantalt g~erettet.
partston. Dapiion Co., 9af, Sea. 50,
Waetne Gran mubte eines nerpDien aeibens tpeaen
bret Wtonate lang Sag nnb ytadt beipa6t perben nnb
mar ibr bur9 febs Mer5te, bic beiten Mtttel unb
Jreun;e 1delubar nibt iaebr al beIfen, oenn Is tuar
btfi INIT. fie in cine Srrenari talt III b~rinqeu; snfdnia
Job ih baum Yaftor 3onig's Nerpenitarfer a~nse5eigf
uHo EN-. nerer Sofnungsffrabl seigte fi9, na9beuf
metre drau ulir eine bd4he sTloihe bon banpn ges
braudt bate. tam 1e aus ibrer e~eiitigeu wertuirrung,
ytues unb G1laf fteaten ifb elm unb fe eetpaun ben BOZ
len Beritano pieber. na1benn lie mir s sSlaf6en banon
geaonlmen.. SEPT IubeIn mir ole, baB mir eli. TO
anfes Wttttel fanben. porait mir einen 70 arrreu
Dten5Gen aus etnelm 10 ~traurioen 2uftanbe r~etteteu.
nno ia9eu nod Ale uniern beraliditen 9ant.
u Yant S9~bnfeTbere
~ Sos guG tnr glfrbeaIeibcuoe tDirb Jeben1. peS
q perI1ugt. frei 5%u9eiauot, lHo Gtrrnen ou9 BITE Wtes
bain bon uns u~rninnft .seliesert.
pee weeetsta ipnree ie,t sepn Sahren BON Holtor
ttiner MuiDeiiung bon Der
K5nig Meoicine Co.,
80 @ef MaDiion, Gde Citation etraSe,
Ggieago, 81.
greis $1.oo per 8Iafde, 6 GIafden $500.
Bum gerfauf in Gan Nntonio bel NooIpb
Dreib. 10. II, 10 unb 81 alamo. Strabe.
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- 6. Sngbofer, elm Barber aus
Denton, beging in Dallas Selbltmprb.
ungliidlihe 2ie5e nirb als bas Wtotiu
Der 3bat a~noegeben.
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Gige Or0inans

3ut g,bebung elmer Gopfs uub Ad Va=
lorenzo teuer CUR unterbaltuns Der
ffdbtifdsn 8erDaItung fir bes nit
BEN 81. Ssbruar 1890 abl6liebenbe
JiscalsSabr.
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Sine por3iislt6e @eleserbeit
sur lleberfabrt apiiden Deutfdlanb unO slime.
rita bietet Die aibeIiebte Baltimore. ainie bes
Norooemf(6en cSlopo.
Die ribmIidf ~befanntsn, iopie bic reuen
nnb erprobten, 5000 9pns sroben Ycfbompfer
hielsr einie fabren rs9eImdbie pSdsntlid
lpif9en
Baltimore ttnO Bretntu
-bireet,-
unb nebmen Rafasiere su febr biuiqen Wreifen.
Suite gerpfeguns! @r0btmJaIidfe cider.
seitl Dolmetfder b~ssleiten bic @inpanberer
auf Der Meife mad benz Beten. Bis gnbe 1888
pHroen NIT 2lobo. Dampfern
I8S5,513 Yafagiere
slidliG iiber ben Dean beforbert, aetpis elm
anfss 8ensnib fur bic 8eIiebibeit Diefer 2inie.
@eitere auSfunft ertbeilen:
a.. SMmmadber & Co., General. gaenten,
10. Snb.@ab Strabe, Baltimore, Mb.
ober oeren Vertreter I'M Snlanoe.
Sn Gan antonio; 6. 0riefembed.
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Srei fir W1mmer.

~ Wttt4UuUtb UUW UUtL Dt WITuWt NHD
Geilung aIler Mrten bon
W~erbeni1tpddbe,
sefdle4ai@en 2eiben, S~dp6desuadnben unS
anbersn Rranfbeiten pribater un6 ld~ouunasbe.
b~iirftiger 9fatur bel Mdnnern. @efdlo1en unb
p~ortofrti berfanbt. Man fdreibe an
Or. h. TRESKOW, 1872 Hroabwan,
Aep Bort.
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Cine Gn5abl Ter beffen BiIarbs lfeben
Bidaro.S pielsrn 5ur Yerfisrns. 81
Arizona republican., 1890-07-23
THE REPUBLICAN CALL.

There appears to be a conflict of authority in the management of the Republican Territorial Committee. The call as set forth elsewhere in this paper is scarcely work of art or a production to be proud of, and We do not wonder that Colonel Christy disclaims it's authorship, but it bears his sigma ture and he will have to father it. The Colonel says the item calling for the nomination of a Superintendent of Pub lie Instruction was inserted by mistake, while the Secretary, MT. Morford, says it wasn't, that it is in accordance with custom and that it shall not be changed.
 So there is conflict of authority among the powers that be. The Secre- tary appears to Ge a bigger man than the Chairman and has apparently arro- gated to himself the duties of the latter.
 All calls of this character are, of course, made by the Chairman, the name of the Secretary appearing only as matter of courtesy. A reference to the Codes now in force in this Territory will show that the office in question is now an appoint i've one, subject to confirmation by the Council, whatever may have been the law or custom in the past. Recently the Codes have been revised, a fact which the Secretary of the Commit tee seems to have overlooked. We have no doubt that Col. Christy is quite right, that the matter can be explained to the Convention, but wouldn't it be better to correct it now?
 We feel certain that the item was inserted from a petty motive, either in enmity of Mir. Cheyney or with a view of placing the Governor in position apparently antagonistic to the people. Under the law the appointment of this officer is mandatory, a duty the Governor cannot escape. He might, as d matter of courtesy, name the man for whom the people might show a preference, but suppose that should be a Democrat? Ought the courtesy go then? Would it be good politics Hardly. So do not let us take any chances. Remedy the call.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-23

IN the House of Commons, on Mon day, Mir. Williams asked, in view of the marked influence of American legisla- tion regarding silver on the price of that metal in London that steps be taken by the government to secure full supply for mintage purposes. The Chancellor of the Exchequer in reply said that "the mint does not speculate in silver. It must be subject to reason able foresight according to it's re- quirements." Oh, no. England doesn't speculate in silver, not since it can't buy America's silver at about so cents. coin it into rupees at sl.27 exchangeable for wheat in India, thus simultaneously robbing our miners and our farmers. No, the recent Republican legislation, so unani- mously opposed by the Democrats, has caused England to cease speculating Tn silver.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-23

TIE Southern Pacific Railway Com pany is said to be opposing the building of the North and South Railroad. Then again we hear that the management of the company is somewhat divided on the proposition. We are inclined to think that the Southern Pacific Com pany would be the gainer by the build ing of the road, which can in no sense be construed as detrimental to the Southern Pacific system. We are rather inclined to believe that it would become an important feeder under certain cir cumstances. We are inclined to believe that if Colonel Crocker should take the trouble to look over the field he would come to the same conclusion and withdraw the opposition of his road. Any enterprise that will tend to develop the Salt River Valley will benefit the Southern Pacific Com pany.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-23

TIE REPUBLICAN had pleasant call from Secretary N. O. Murphy, last even- ing, one of the foremost and most popu- lar men in the Territory and most efficient official. The Secretary was enjoying the delightful evening weather. He has just come from an extended trip to the coast, but is free to say that in sum- mer weather Phoenix excels all places he has visited. There is no doubt of that fact. All that is needed to make Phoenix the most popular summer re- sort of the interior is frst-class hotel, especially designed and built for this climate. With the advent of more rail roads capital will undoubtedly set in that direction.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-23

THIS is an opinion by the Globe Silrer Belt: "The Florence Enterprise when twitted of its change of base from oppo- sition to Statehood to favoring the measure gives the lame excuse that the year of misrule by an incompetent executive justifies the change. The Enterprise's position on so vital ques- ton as is referred to is a reminder of the old song when war was being made against the re-charter of the United States Bank, Pm opposed to the bank because I don't like Biddle.' And we doubt if other journalistic hoppers can offer better excuse for change of base than that they don't like Wolhey."
Arizona republican., 1890-07-23

TIE Tucson Star says that everybody wants Statehood because they are tired of having the Territorial press compare the Chief Executive to monkey and his administration to fourth-class circus. If Brother Hughes could only have received the printing of that Funding Act, what different editorial he would have written But you won't be able, Brother Hughes, to monkey with the Governor or have even fourth class circus out of the printing that way. As they say down your way, sabef
Arizona republican., 1890-07-23
THURSDAY. OCT. l6.
CONDITIONS.


 Trotting and pacing in harness. American Trotting Association rules govern all races.
 Nominations close September I, 1890. One-half of entrance must accompany nomi- nations; balance paid September 20. Four or more entries to fill; three or more to start.
 The Board of Directors reserve the right to hold entrance and start race with less num- Der or to declare races off when there are less than three to start also to tr0t heats of any two races alternately, or to call a special race be- tween heats, or to change the date of race. For "walk-Over" in any raoe a horse is en- titled to its own entrance fee and one half of the entrance received from the other paid up entries of said race, but no added money. horse winning a race is entitled to first money only, except when distancing the field then to first and third money.
 Stakes divided into three moneys, GO per cent. to first, 20 to second and 10 to third, except in free for all trO, 240 classes and 2year-old dash, when third horse has entrance, 70 per cent of balance to first horse and 30 per cent to second Races commence at 1 P. M. sharp each day. Blanks for entries can be obtained from the Secretary.
 The Directors reserve the right to postpone races on account of bad weather.
 J. MCMILLAN, Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-23

TIE Atlanta Consultation says that if the Federal election bill passes, the South will boycott all products of North ern manufactories. A sort of commer- cial secession. This is better than Crit tenden's threat that they would keep away from the Worlds Fair. The Fed eral Election Bill is general in its pro- visions, applicable alike to California and South Carolina. California accepts it meekly why shouldn't Georgia, South Carolina, or Missouri?
Arizona republican., 1890-07-23

OUR friends of the Herald seem to have overlooked our acceptance of their challenge to compare circulation. Now, then, we will make new offer, that if TIE REPUBLICAN hasn't DOUBLE the circulation of the Herald we will pay the expenses of the Commission.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-23

ST. PAUL appears to be insanely jeal- ous of it's successful rival, Minneapolis, and is now engaged in causing trouble to the census enumerators in the latter city. It has detectives spotting pronIi- nent people and city and county officials and in other respects acts quite in sanely.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-23

CHICAGO and Illinois cannot afford to act as though the Worlds Fair were small local affair. They must sink their petty differences and work for a grand general success. There will be others to do the fighting, so that locally all should be united.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-23

SADLY and solemnly, and with what might-have-been tone, Col. Johnson editorially says: "A sl00 sinecuie is not a bad starter for that economical con glomeration known as the funding loan commission"
Arizona republican., 1890-07-23

WHILE the reports are conflicting, there are reasons to fear that serious trouble is impending in Central Amer ica. The small Republics seem deter mined to have war, and they probably will have it unless Mexico and the United States step in and arbitrate be- tween them.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-23

SPOKANE FALLS has had another in cendiary fire. The Northwest has been q bad field for the insurance companies, hut the Pacific Insurance Union makes the Southwest pay the losses.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-23

As FINALLY announced. the popula- ton of Denver is l26, lS6. This shows ali increase of 1000 over the original enumeration, but is still short of what was fondly hoped would be the popula- tion. Still, l26,OOO shows a marvellous increase since 18S0
Arizona republican., 1890-07-23

TIE hot weather has almost killed the Kansas corn crop. It is now estimated that the probable yield will not exceed one half of that of last year. Should the hot winds of the past few days continue the crop may become total loss.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-23
NEIGHBORLY VIRGINIANS,
Having No One Else to Fight They Raj
 One Another.

LYNcHBURG, Va., July 22.-A dispatch from Pocahontas says that party of men from West Virginia rode to town last night and began shooting in the street. The town officials summoned a posse and battle ensued, in which sev- eral of the town force were wounded. Two of the mob were finally arrested, but the remainder escaped over the State line. The people are under arms tonight, expecting an attempt to rescue the prisoners.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-23

THE Canadian Pacific Railway is about to issue fresh capital for purpose in connection with the Pacific steamship service under subsidies granted by the British Government. The English are reaching out for the trade in Austral- asia.