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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-31
IN LONDON THEATERS
David Christie Murray Scores
d Great Success in His
"Ned's ChumS.p
Sir Augustus Harris Unique
New Dancing School for
Girls.
mabeI Loves Attempted Sui
eide Makes Her the Idol Of
the Johnnies.
William S. Gilbert Furnishes
the LibPetto for Another
Comic Opera.

LONDON. Aug. 30.-The event Of the
week. SO far as the theatrical world is
concerned, was the first appearance on
the London stage of David Christie
Murray, the much-discussed popular
journaliSt-nOvelist- dramatist-actOr. Mr..
Murray made his first Obeisance to a
metropolitan audience at the Globe
theater on Thursday evening, and every
body connected with the drama who
vas still in town was present. The
stalls were chiefly m0nopolized by the
dramatic critics OF the various news
papers, by well-known actoas and by
even better-kHOWn dTamatists. "Ned'S
Chums," the newly developed actors
own play, which has undergone SO many
changes Of name, was the piece pro-
duced, Mr.. Murray sustaining the princi-
pal part, that Of Square Jack. Mr.. Murray
undoubtedly made a successful debut.
his capital vigorous impersonauon of
the burIy villain Of the play being a
pleasant experience to the critical au-
dience assembled to witness his dra-
matte efforts, and a surprise to the gen
eral public. COnse quently, although
only billed to appear for one night.
LhOre IS no doubt that 'Ned'S Chums. -
with Mr.. Murray as Square Jack, viii
continue to run through the coming
winter season.
The new dancing school for girls,
conducted under the auspices Of Sir
Augustus Harris. at Drury Lane thea
ter, is pronounced to be a success.
Nine. PhaSey Is the instructor of these
Ifr.-f min,
teen to twenty years, who, in order
TO be admitted to the school. have
TO enter into a contract for
three years, beginning at a salary OF
500 per week. After having attained
the necessary skill and grace. these
courageous pupils are to be provided
with engagements at DTury Laue OF
C0yent Garden, or anywhere else ST.
Augustus may select, and then they
VIII receive remuneration commensu-
rate with their ability"
The season Of AuEuStin DAILY in Paris
promises 10 be another success. Many
Of the leading theatrical people OF
France are gong 10 Paris from the sea
side, mountain and other summer re-
sorts in oder to be present at the open
ing night. Days company opens Mon
day night next in As You Like It." AT
any rate. without in any way trusting @
French patronage in order to make the
venture d success. there are d sufficient
number Of English and American resi-
dents and tourists in Paris to insure
good-payiug houses. The English and
American tourists in Paris alone are
numerous enough to more than fill the
Vaudeville tEeater, where the DAILY
company appears, for some tine tC
come.
Ada Rehan is now at Trouville.
Henry IrYIng's second son, who made
his appearance en- the provincial stage
about a month ago, Is winning many
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-31
Health Is Wealth i!

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Not Rejected by Venezuela.

aWAsHINGTON, Aug. 30.-It is stated
on good authority that the reported re-
lection by the government of Venezuela
of the reciprocity treaty with the United
States was incorrect. Tie treaty was
not rejected, but the government of
Venezuela sent it back and asked that
certain notifications be made, for the
reason that the concessions contem-
plated would decrease the national rev.
enueS at least 80 per cent. This is more
than the government can afford. The
Venezuelan government is willing to
cOncede about One-half the reduction
asked, and the negotiations will be re-
neWed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-31
MortaY-S Spotted Skin

Accurately describes psoriasis, the second
great skin disease. Think Of shedding
quart of scales each day, Of a skin cracked,
bleeding, burning and itching, almost be-
yond human endurance, hair lifeless or gone.
Suffering hardly to be appreciated Is not
this difficult skin and scalp disease to cureS
And yet CUTIcURA has cured thousands of
Just such cases.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-31

Belgian government proposes to declare
Antwerp and other Belgian ports free
ports. aiming 10 make Belgium the
warehouse of Europe. Many French
ana other European firms would hot
hesitate to transfer their business to
Belgium in order TO escape some of the
burdens of the protective tariffs.
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Chicago, HEilyvauixee & So. Paul nv,

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TraiIs leave st. Paul Union Depot as ollows: For
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St Louis Kansas City, A, s:l5 a. M c, 7:15 p.
Dubuque & Rock Island, B, 7:S5 q. m; C, 7:15 D. M
Aberdeen, Mitchell, A, e:45 p. m. CaImar, Dayen-
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Three Harvest Excursions

To Kansas Indian Territory, Oklahoma,
Texes, Colorado. New Mexico and Utah,
Aug 18th Sept 18th and Sept. 10Th. Cheap
rates via Santa Fe route. Tickets Will be
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Kansas City or ST. Joseph Call on or adj
dress W. M. Woodward, Freight and Passen-
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Building, Minneapolis. MINI.
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Smash at the Tariff.
PARIS, Aug. 30.-The Journal Of the
Chambers of Commerce states that the
The Arizona champion., 1891-05-09

bought, ecajoled ociriven, is a 'Teffssetion upon your intelligence and manhood as severe and underserved as it is false and unjust upon me. ,.i ,..
 Many of you were present last Tues. day evening. You heard all that was said., l made my appeal, for clean politics, for purity in our public affairs, Ito you at that time, as ,itizeEs, l have, notone word tp add to. tue appeal then openly. made. ,., Do,as, your duty indicates, using the ifneIfIties% your Creator gives, you; but Task you, to not. be guided by, passion or prejudice. |; ,fAnd ta all,good. citizens, irrespective of party. T say unqualiiedly: I have DO n compromise so make with the Stewart combine. l shall oppose any attempt, on their part to control or manipulate our public affairs because l believe it. to be my, dutS-i .shaAs. dc this faithfully and deliberately; with out any. .sualiciops, rondssled, 9'; disor dsly .iolsnce., Let,us all olo ouriduty at. tbiS time; and'we will secure SC; of public officers for our gol,ug eouaty whose records will become our persona pride. '. Apd,if we are true to the bes, that. is in. us, we will build up''s com mupity which will Je credit to us ana one whose bright prospects sIpd future welfare will ottbs .sasahgered by i'm prudenccs, ombittered by needless div, isions, or darkened by dishonor.
 :: .-- -. u co. -' ID. M. .RIoRDAN.
The Arizona champion., 1891-05-09

TIE 30th of May will be decoration day, day set ,apart-ail over this broad land to ceremonies in honor ;af thoss soldiers who sacrificed their lives tc save the life of the nation, Therefore some preparations should be made by those of our citizans who take an in terest in the keeping of this. sacred day to keep fresh the mound that covers the mortal remains of the departed heroes, and to strew their graves witt flowers of love. ii'yi, ''s%. d.. "
The Arizona champion., 1891-05-09

aud he .Rsx ahjssts, ,s9 Raying so much penalty, the more so as it exceeds the estimate long since made by him. This paper, as is well known, has nots like some other papers, sided with the A. < F. on every tax question, but it now gives it as it's opinion that the connty's interest will be advahced, by taking tho money'thss i. on deposit and pay. ing 1t out to creditors of the county. So say great many taxpayers. inj nI'
 As Coc6nino county is interested ir the paSneht of the AZ P. taxes, efforts should be made to induce tn. board of supervisors Nto accept xh, amount offered by Mir. ,Hazlsdine He asks nothing fbusf what is right and the best interests of the county can be served by accepting the amphn
 .s,a.rad II fSFsss '>t5ri ..Ns gs.'" Fr'i :, SS"SSHSS' "a. f4s.s 'ft'' s'F m hI
The Arizona champion., 1891-05-09


 MEssRs.. KNAPP and Edwards, of Chicago, have made a proposition to the worlds fair commission to make a "Historic Flagstaff" The stafr is to bs inlaid with pieces of historic woods from each state and territory, and each commissioner is asked to furnish apiece together with it's history. Ours is the only town named Flagstaff in the United States and it is very approprjste that we should furnish a bit of the national flagstaff. But what shall 1t bel A bit of the old cliff dwellings, or better yet, of tho older cave dwellings or some bit of wood from the old "Flagstaff'' tree of the Boston colony, which gave our town it's narns. or from some one ottss old. est hsildingsf Alternate CopSnis. siousr W. L. ysaHrn, inv:tssN sus. gestiors. The history of essh piscs ot wool :s to Do vouched for and is to spps,s in book, while the Bag itsA,i is tsfbe of purely Anericsn production, ;s to Ss presented tosshs ndy. oonris. sionets sSd s!tossshsi passsntSd to sHs govsromsnt and carried at the hssd ot the procession when the fair opens. :.
The Arizona champion., 1891-05-09

< A WAsHIseroN press report says: "Solioitor. General Taft has filed a brief in the United States supreme court, in the ex parte matter of gefsr son Wilson, involving the validity of a number of laws passed by the Eff. tsenthTerritorial Legislature ofArizona. The legislature was convened for sixty days, and the laws which are ques tjoned were passed after, the sixty days expired. The solioitor-general contends that the laws passed ofter the expiration of sixty days are unconsti tutional and void. Many of the mos, important laws affecting Arizona are involved in the question at issue.
The Arizona champion., 1891-05-09

TIE Los Angeles Express says The executive committee of the edi
 torial association of Southern Califor. mia held a short session this morpine at the Nadeau. The principal busi
 ness discussed was sthe summer meet. ing, which will be held at..Elagstaa early in August. It was decided that a member of the committee first visit Flagstaff and look over the proposed route in order that the committee may be thoroughly posted as toths expense and the time that will be consumed in a trip to the Grand Canyon of the Col orado. As soon as all details are forth coming the committee will publish a circular, which will be sent to every member of the association. '... .. o..
The Arizona champion., 1891-05-09

|, A RULIxaof great importance to mining companies has -oeenreceived at the Helena, Montana, land office. It is to the effect that the right to patent a mill site depends on the presence of . quartz mill or reduction works. The commissioners ruling is based on a decision of the secretary of theinterior, confirming the rejection of the claim
 of the Hecla Consolidated Mining company to the Barnett mill site. '."
The Arizona champion., 1891-05-09

Tus Prescott Couier says: we understand shas-ths-bosrd of super. Wsors and Judge Hasledins, of the A
 & P. do" not think alike .. to the amount of money to be paid by the A. & P. R. R company ss to taxes and penalty. The jodgS says that whom he agreed to pay taxes on . vala- ation of s5,ooo Q mile, and penalty. he did not knov that by an act of the Fifteenth Legislature the penalty was obsnged to F per cent, per month,
The Arizona champion., 1891-05-09

., A GOOD deal of "soiled linen" was
 washed attthef republican, meeting at Powells Hsll Tuesday night Per 'sonal differences are not politics, and they should not be aired 'st'a pubic meeting. ''.'. H' - " '''. '.'
The Arizona champion., 1891-05-09

THE Yuma Times has recovered
 from the. effects of ths-recent food.
 J.J. Stein is now editor of that paper. He is ready writer and he has done
 good work for, Yuma county in the past. 'N 'h' '
The Arizona champion., 1891-05-09
Notice tO Subscribers.

Al Agppeid ps;ssdFiipsi6ns sIe due so and should boo paid only to the under. signed All unexpired subscription will be continued until their expiration.
 c. M. FUNSTON.
The Arizona champion., 1891-05-09

. OWING toA; very lengthy communi.
 cation which came in during our prsss
 hour VI gre delayed . few hour. this week. h".."' '... "h n.
The Arizona champion., 1891-05-09

TIE bone of coassntion in the com ing constitutional convention villl l, be the ''sest oath" clauss. ,fi,s P"I .;g
The Arizona champion., 1891-05-09
Connections:

ConnGctiohs:
 ALBUQUERQUE-A. T. & 5. F. tf F, B B. iarall points East and South. T |, I.'. F ] PRESCOTT JUNCTION-Prescctt "' & Arizona Railway for Fort Whipple aRl Prescott. t' ' BARSTOW - California Southern Railway for Los Angeles, San Diego. and ,,other southern California joints. '''' $.sc"~ z : MOJAVE-Southern Pacific for San ap 'Francisco, Sacramento and No,thern California points. !,
The Arizona champion., 1891-05-09
The Grand Canon of the Colorado.

Heretofore inaccessible to tourists can, be reached by taking this line via Peach Springs, and stage ride from thence of but tsenty three piles. This Canyon is the Grandest.- and most Wonder ; fni of fl2tIress Work3.. " 7.
The Arizona champion., 1891-05-09
PULLMAN fliilE slEEpIEe CARS.

Nos change IS is made sbs Sleeping Car Passengers between SkH FRAN CISCO. aud KANSAS. CITYi Nor SAN DECO |" and, Los ANGELES and CUGAGo,. .,! .n- tr.I,< |
The Arizona champion., 1891-05-09
STOP AT FLAGSTAFF.

and hunt Deer, Bear and Wild Turkey in 't4s, pagpi6cent pine forest of the San Francisco Noun. tains; or visit the ancIent ruins of the -. --- .,--fs--s, N.SL ,.-f.
The Arizona champion., 1891-05-09

stated tea citizen of Tuscon, that he
 had caused tG be 'ssysd to the govern.
 msnt the sum cf s2Oo, ,ooo per snnum
 in the abandonment of ths' ssShtposts
 in the department, Forts Lowsi, Mo.
 Dowell, Verde, Mohave, Thomas, \ Marcy, near Santa Fe, Union and Sel. don.. sThs object of these abandon. fmshts, is the 1centralisation 'of'Ssr'
 risons to available points, leaving only
 such points ss gre regsrded as ahso'
 lutely ssssntisl, instsnes San Carlos,
 Apache, Huaohuca, Bowie and Grant. The Slsss ,sis ,ih touch with plans oi
 GsNSEda Sheridan before Bis desth.-. toitissn.F'. ss; ';. ,,. <;
 Thomas Gsrdiasi. ar Grssterville. is in the city seeing the tovn, GrsstssF'
 villes population. Mir. Gardinar F r.
 ports is mostly engaged in placsr dig cinp for gold in.tAe dty creek beds in shat country. All si,ssf anfagta. and
 sexes of, Msxicans to ths Humber of 25o are engaged in the work; and arc meeting with success enough to main
 tain . livelihood. The gold is sold most,yiso the Greatsrville' merchant; ] MT. YoSnk.y It is worked dry, ample ] proof tbak'vsfs water available tho lwofkins of the tdigsangs would meet with isntusAssspro6tS t, Suohs ! project
 is saow Nap NosS' saa itshrintehded IshsrslY to erect a"pipe line of good capacity from a rsvir'e running plenty of the much needed wassr, and rich resRzations are expected to meet the efcst.--Tucson Citizeu. " ''' 2 Y
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-12-21

There's a good deal OF
guarantee business in the
store keeping of to- day.
It's too excessive. Or too
reluctant. Half the time it
means nothing. Words
only zOo1as.
This offer to refund the
money, or pay a reward, IS
made under the hope that
you won't claim the money
or the reward. Of course.
So, whoever is honest in
making it, and works-not
on his own reputation alone,
but through the. local dealer
whom you know, must have
something he has faith in
back of the guarantee. The
business wouldn't stand a
year without it.
What is lacking is conf
dence. Back of that, what
is lacking is that clear hon
esty which is above the
AVERAGE DraCtice."
DR.. Pierce's medicines are
guaranteed to accomplish
what they are intended to
do, and their makers give
the money back if the re-
suit isn't apparent.
Doesn't it strike you that
a medicine which the makers
have so much confidence in,
is the medicine for you?
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-12-21
Notice of orfeiture.

TO D. " AYERS. OR HIS HEIRS OR AS
, signs: You Are ncrcby notified that I
ba"r exi nded one hW,drcd dollars in Labor
and improvements for tho year 1883. upon
each of the following mining claims: Copper
Btng No. 2, Copper King, Allen No. 2. De
LIMO No. 1. De Lauo No. 3, and Ayers, sit
unted in Salmon River Mining District, Elko
county, State of Nevada, and described In the
records of Elko county rs being about ono
mile I'm n westerly direction from point of
roofs, known us the Birds rest, situated on
salmon river, Elko cou2ty, state OF Nevada.
And If within ninety days firm the first publ.
caion of this n0ticu ynu fail or refu to con
Tlbute y"ur proportion of su:h expenditure,
toge'her with the cost OF ADVERTISING as co.
owner, yorv interest in said claim will become
the propet; "f the subscribe unde Section
1921 Of the IN led States Mining Laws.
II lRRBJ j. ALLEN.
Bellevue, Idaho, Nov. 9th, 1871.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-12-21
American LawIcssncss.

A wealthy German recently was be-
moaning the want of respect for law
which nc said was everywhere apparent
III this country. How different it al
was IN Germany! He told story tc
enforce the point of his remarks. AS
lad in Berlin he was apprentice to
tailor. Ono Of his duties was to 70 to
thc apartments of the young bloods"
of Berlin every week or two, SO that he
might fetch their trousers to the tail
nr's shop. There he, with other Of the
apprentices, searched the Innings for
coins which they well knew would be
there, for they had dcftly made open
sngs IN the pockets through which they
would fall. There was quarrel, and
exposure came. Then followed prose-
cution, and the Imprisonment of two of
The apprentices. Well, it cffcctually
stopped the pilfering; the apprentices
sewed up all the holes, and the young
bloods' never mad any of their coins
stolen aftcrward. If any were found
IN the trousers they were returned
ucre, this wealthy German said, no
amount of imprisonment has the least
erect III stopping pccu lation.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-12-21
WITH THE WORLD AT PEACE.

IHE british army contains over seven
thousand men who are over six feet in
height.
A TORPEDO has been tried at TIorsea
island that can cnt through net with
out exploding. It is the invention of
an Italian firm.
y HEAVY cannon for which the gov
ernment pays $4,000 is good for 2a7
POUNDS while 45 ton gun, which costs
''o,@4o' is good for only $50 charges.
LIE average age Of British soldiers is
'"cnty-sevcn years; their death rate is
ne per 1000, and of every 100 seventy
a'e Lnglish, twenty Irish, eight Scotch
ard two colonial.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-12-21
A LIFE or SOLITUDE.
AlSsourtans Unable to Solvo tho Mystery
OF Hcrmit's SecIusion. o

Mlssourians Unable to Solvo tho Mystery
OF Hcrmit's Seclusion.
a genuine hermit, with life's secret,
only part Of which he would reveal, is
the curiosity that l. creating q sensa-
tloa u few miles west of the town of
Alexandria, Mo. Tic has for something
over thirty-fivc years lived q life of soil
tudc, his habitatiou being a mammoth
rock from which enough has been
ehlsclcd to form quite n good-sizcd
room. For some reason known to him
self he refuses to reveal his name. It
Is known, however, through admis-
sions made by himself, that Just be-
fore tho breaking out of the late wcr
the father OF this unknown parsonage
was wealthy planter, living some
where in the state of Virginia, the cx-
net location not being known. The
son was somewhat disposed to be ro-
mantle and seemed adverse to rc,nain-
ing under the patcrn;ll roof, and ut the
breathing out of the war left the home
of his boyhocd and built his house in
the rock near the Alexandria. That is
the story told by the hermit himself
but there is an air of mystery surround
ing him which leaves room for doubt
ing the entire truthfulncsss of the
same, The reason is that no one is al
lowed to enter the hillside house with
.,ut first showing beyond doubt that
the visitor is only on curiosity bound.
The place is wcll-stoclied with all the
latest periodicals and all the most pop
ular works of the day. The matter is
very mysterious and no one is able to
account for the life of solitude which
surrounds the unknown man.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-12-21

TnE emperor Of China doesn't permit
any lawyer TO fool away time around
hts court. lie simply orders tho be-
heading Of 'all persons concerned in
bro ,cont riots md uassacrcs." with.
,,''lt bothcrinr too much about the share
kssey had In tae trouble.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-12-21

Nc AVN THOS, Tuscarora.-
Lots 10 & II blk X in puscaro-
ra a. imps, 200; 8 work horses 80
4 stk horses 60; 2 wagons, 80; ID.
per ct raise byS Is, 60; total val,
AGO. 10 per ct 80; adv 2; aud
fees l %. Total amt due G.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-12-21

KERR Fl w. Tuscarora-Lot
l. blk III IN Tuscarora, & imps,
$50; lots 3 &c 4 q imps, 123; fur
EIture 90; money, 1850; 10 per
ct raise by S b, GA; total val,
1889. Polk 6; ~ per ct. 3 81,
adv 2; aud fees, l. %. Total
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-12-21

JONES E Z, Elko-Lot 10,
blk M, in Elko, 70; Is per ct
raise by S Il, 4; total val, 90.
ElHo school, 90; 10 per ct, .O5;
ada, 2; aud fees. l %. Total
amt due az