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Arizona republican., 1892-01-09

the feet. Stanley, Who had boil on the inside of his leg, slipped and fell. His partner could not save him.
 Every eye was riveted on the falling acrobat and every heart stood still. To the man himself it seemed an age. Ma son, who was below, as quick as a fash measured the distance, and saw that if his partner fell in that position nothing could save his neck from being broken, so, as Stanley descended, he gave the falling man quick turn, somewhat broke the fall, and the performer fell to the floor with hard sound and struck on his back.
 A dozen men rushed up the aisle to pick up the man, and for moment quite an amount of excitement prevailed. He was picked up and carried behind the scenes.
 He had fallen twenty-five feet, and his only injury was a rough shaking up and bruised back. Two minutes later George Stanley appeared before the foot lights and bowed. Post-Intelli- gencer
Arizona republican., 1892-01-09
His Intentions Misunderstood.

There is a certain small boy living in the vicinity of the armory who has con cluded that the finding of a pocketbook is misfortune. He picked mp one the other day on the street containing about ten dollars. Being on his way to the bakers he generously paid score of $l.25 that was "hung up" there against the family, and then meandered down town to invest another dollar in n Buff. flo Bill gun and ammunition. But when he reached home maternal per suasion so quickened his conscience that he again started out in sorrowful quest for the owner of the money, who was soon discovered.
 And it is further alleged that this owner would not abate anything from the full amount lost and that the man who sold the little fellow the gun refused to take it back after all the circum- stances had been explained, 80 that even to this day the mention of that pocket book causes shadow to creep over the countenance of that boy.-Springfeld (Mass.) Republican.
Arizona republican., 1892-01-09

of the twelve months era Of special privileges for women in manner that will increase the power of "the sex di- vine." The bill taxing bachelors, that was recently introduced in the Georgia house and referred to the committee on hygiene and sanitation, has been re-
 ported favorably and its passage re- commended by the committee. Under its provisions bachelors of 30 years of age are to be anually taxed $25, and the tax is to be increased on rising scale of s25 for every additional five years of batchelor-hood until until the maximum annual tax of s200 per annum is reached at 65 years.
Arizona republican., 1892-01-09
Effective Work by a Lawyer.

A very amusing incident occurred at the city hall few days ago.
 A couple of men, while in q state of cheerfulness, became boisterous in their wordy warfare and were taken before Judge Gavin.
 A friend of the two belligerents, who had also been looking upon the wine when it was red, appeared as counsel for them.
 The self constituted attorney had talk ed but moment, however, when Judge Gavin said, Discharge the prisoners and lock up their attorney"
 The order was complied with amid an outburst of laughter News.
Arizona republican., 1892-01-09
An Acrobat,n Fall.

An act was given at Cordray's audito- rum performance recently that was not printed on the programme. Stanley and Mason do perilous act in midair on the trapeze. There are two bars suspended by ropes from the ceiling, one large and one small Stanley was on the small trapeze near the ceiling, and Mason on the lower one. The man on top was preparing to hang by his legs, let go, drop. and. falling. catch his partner by
Arizona republican., 1892-01-09

TIE CITIZENS of Phenix have issued call for corporation, in rebuilding and repairing the levee on the Salt river. This should be attended to at once, for it will not be long till the spring rains begin, and much trouble and loss of property may be avoided by taking the precaution recommended by the citizens card.
Arizona republican., 1892-01-09

BENJAMIN F. BUTLER is making . determined effort to secure the release of Schwab and the other Chicago an archist who escaped execution. The habeus corpus trial will be heard be- fore the Supreme Court of Illinois next week. Such talent and labor might be expended in a much better cause.
Arizona republican., 1892-01-09

TIE SPIRIT OF revolution is bred in the bone of all the South American Republics, and at this time Mexico and Guatamsla, are on the verge of revolu- tionary crisis. The inclination of the Latin races is toward excitement and they certainly keep up enough of it.
Arizona republican., 1892-01-09
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

The Arizona Daily Republican goes to press promptly at l o'clock every morning, and is the only paper pub lished in Phoenix that reaches its sub- scribers outside of the city on the day of publication.
Arizona republican., 1892-01-09

THE RECENT elections in the north and east have by no means cleared away the political mists. and each party till cries "bravo." It seems a policy of come politicians never to accept defeat, and they do not believe that the people mean no when they cay it.
Arizona republican., 1892-01-09

A LONG AND labor ious session is be- fore the present congress and it will take hard work to dispose of the most important questions.
Arizona republican., 1892-01-09

THE SENATE IS considering the free coinage bill of Senator Stewart, of Nevada. The fight seems to be on and Teller is striking his mightiest blow for free coinage.
Arizona republican., 1892-01-09

TIE ASTI-TRUsT LAW does not seem to be cutting much figure, inssmuch as they continue to form glass and other kinds of trusts. The latest is capitalized at $4,0OO,O
Arizona republican., 1892-01-09

A CONVENTION of miners will meet in San Francisco on the goth inst. with the object of devising some means to revive the process of hydraulic mining.
Arizona republican., 1892-01-09

EACH TRAIN BRINGS dozens of sight, seers to the valley and they should all be treated so that they will go away with good impression of the people and the city of PheRix.
Arizona republican., 1892-01-09
PROCLAM ATION.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 RNHGIfrINH nEnApr.f r !.

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, To all to whom these presents shall come greeting
 WHEREAS, By an Act passed by the Six, teenth Legislative Assembly of Arizona, 1t wat made the duty of the Governor ito declare the result of the vote cast and returned on the adoption or rejection of the constitution, by proclamation, when the same Is certified to him by the secretary of the territory" Now, Therefore, l. John N. Irwin, governor of Arizona, by virtue of the authority in me vested, do by these presents declare the result of said election. as certified to me this day by . secretary of Arizona, to have been as iol- lows. viz:
 For the adoption of the constitution . Q. $40 Against adoption of the constitution .. D. 22S2 Number of votes thrown out...... ''''''.... 16 Total number of votes cast ........ 77ss Majority fin favor of adoption ........... 3l5s
 In testimony whereof have here (~~) unto set my hand and caused the }sEAL.{ Great Seal to be affl xed this 2sth t~> day of December, A. D. 1891.
 JOHN N. IRWIN. By the Governor.
 '. O. MURPHY,
 Secretary of the Territory
Arizona republican., 1892-01-09
TARIFF PICTURES.

N. I. Press: That inrsntiue genius i' stimulated under ths protectire tarif sys- tenn has long been knocR, but no com parisOn of inrentions under tree trade and protectire periods has taken place unit! recently. For he fourteen years of "reUenue tdrif," from ISIG to 1860, the total number of patents issued pas
 26,eS4.
Arizona republican., 1892-01-09

THE DIFFERENCE between the United States and Chile is being rapidly patched up,and the people who thirsted for blood will have to wait for another opportunity to cry war.
Arizona republican., 1892-01-09

THOUSANDS OF ORANGE trees are being sold in the valley, and next spring will witness the planting of more orchards than have ever been put out here.
Arizona republican., 1892-01-09

POSSIBLY it may be necessary to re- mind the ladies that this is leap year, and they have certain privileges that they did not have 1891.
Arizona republican., 1892-01-09

A aLsAn of common sense snters at last ints the names of ocean steamers. A man has chance to go on the Spree when he goes to Europe.
Arizona republican., 1892-01-09
CONSUMP MPTION

have positive remedy for the above disease: by its use thousands of cases of the worst kind and of long standing have been cured. Indeed SO strong is my faith in its efficacy, that will send TWO BOTTLES FREE, with VALUABLE TREATISE on this disease to any sufferer who will send me their Express and P. 0. address,
 T. A. slocum, M. O., 1S3 Pearl St., N. Y.
Arizona republican., 1892-01-09
AGENCIES.
NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN

THg REPUBLICAN will not be responsible for any bills unless contracted on a written order of the management
 T. J. woLFLEY, Manager.
Arizona republican., 1892-01-09
Florence and Globe Stage Line
Phenk & Prescott Stage Line

FOR PRESCOTT, VIA BLACK CANYON: Leave Ph9nix, Tuesday, Thursday and satur. day at a. m. Arrive, Sunday, Wednesday and baggage free; excess, ( cents per pound
 For Prescott. via Inltnre and Congress: Lesve Ph9nix, Monday, Wednesday and Fri day at a. m. Arrive, Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at D m. Fare, s15. Fifty pounds of baggage free; excess, 711 cents per pound.
 D~ Ofice with Wells, Fargo X Co. 5-h 0. w. GREENLEAF, Agent.
Arizona republican., 1892-01-09

This increase is 30 phenomenal that i cannot be dscribed to grOCth in popula- tion, especially as another fourteen year period of protection iron, 1861 to 1875 shoWs patents issued to the number ot I27, ,S55.
Arizona republican., 1892-01-09

LEAP YEAR is here and the Georgia legislature is entering into the spirit
Arizona republican., 1892-01-09

For the fourteen years from 1875 10 1889, an era of si,F protection, the number Was eS6, ,955.
Arizona republican., 1892-01-09
Musical.
PIANO AND ORGAN
 TUNING.

It gives us pleasure to commend Mir. A. Redewill as a skilfull and conscien- cious tuner of pianos and organs, and an expert in his line. MASON X HAMLIS,
 Chicago, Boston, New York. We hereby certify to the thorough competency of MT. A. Redewill as a piano tuner and repairer. Pacific Coast Agency of Wm. Knabe & Co |, Piano Factory, Baltimore.
 MR. A. REDEwILL:
 Dear Sir-It affords us great pleasure to testify to your ability as a practical piano tuner, as well as to your thorough knowledge of the construction of the piano forte. We can safely recommend you as one of the very few members of your profession as thoroughly reliable and competent. c. D. PEAsE & Co.,,
 Piano Factory New York.
Arizona republican., 1892-01-09

KANSAS has twenty.two new spapers edited by women.
Arizona republican., 1892-01-09

J. F. Arnold, Montevideo, Minn., writes: always use German Syrup for Cold on the Lungs. I have never found an equal to it-far less a superior. o G.G. GREEN, Sole Man'fr, WOodbury,NJ.
Arizona republican., 1892-01-09

 Syrup"

J.C. Davis, Rector of St. James Episcopal Church, Eufaula, Ala. My son has been badly afflicted with a fearful and threatening cough for several months, and after trying severalprescriptions from physicians which failed to relieve him, he has been perfectly restored by the use of
 two bottles of Bo- An Episcopal schee's German Syr-
 up. I can recom- Rector. mend it with o u
 hesitation" Chronic severe, deep-seated coughs like this are as severe tests as a remedy can be subjected to. It is for these long standing cases that Boschee's Ger man Syrup is made a speciality. Many others afflicted as this lad was, will do well to make a note of this.
Arizona republican., 1892-01-09
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Arizona republican., 1892-01-09
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-08-27


Alors. sasseyant dams un waste
fauteuil, ellie y demeura immoblle
mais, sans doute, ellie Sc souvenait de
tristes scenes ct redoutait des eyene-
ments ceaels. car de crosses larmes ne
tarderent pas q rouler sur ces joues.
Vers Ia fin du jour, Agnes s'eveiila,
Of ouand ellie Sc souleva sur son lit,
ellie Wit sa mere a ses c5tes.
-Tu me gardes, dit-elle dune voix
afectueuse, tn fails bien, car j'ai WI
dams ten sourire dies chooses effrayan-
tes. quill me serait impossible de pre-
ciser, mais don't impression m'oppres-
Sc encore.
--Oui, rdpondit raveugle, je suis
ii. lie ne te quitterai pas, ma file.
Vers neuf heures du soir, le docteur
Halls reyint. II trouva une ameliora,
tion sensible dams retat de la malade,
ct. apre, avoir ecrit une ordonnance
il alIait Sc retirer quand la jeune
femme lui prit la main :
-Etes vous attendu, docteur? de-
manda t-elle.
Non, Madame, rGpondit lie mede-
Gin.
--Alors, donnez-moi quelques
instants encore, j'ai besoin de vous
parler.
-Je redoute pour vous la fatigue.
-Craignez-la moins que langoisse,
dccteur. La potion que vous m'avez
donnee d6tendu mes nerfs: je me
sens mieuX, beaucoup mieux, ct je
items a profiter de cette amelioration
pour vous questionner.
-Je suis vos ordres, Madame.
-Vous lie savez, docteur, il existe
bien DIES chooses terribles que nous
ignorons, nous autres femmes Nous
ayo1s tort ..Notre pitie devrait nous
porter a nous inquieter de tous ceux
qui soaffrent. ailleurs, combien
d'infortunes peuvent Sc trouver con.
fondus avec les coupables. La grace
quei'ai obtenue pour Carlo est gu un
sursis, je lie devine mais ce que je ne
sails pas tune facon suffisante, c'est
ce que sont ces mines d'Idria au fon6
desquelles lie malheureux est condamni
d viyre. ;.
Plus tard, Madame, plus tard, di
Halls dune voix troublee. Attende;
d etre guerie pour penetrer ces triste:
mysteres... Permettez-moi, d'ailleurs
de yous faire observer que pour vous
expliquer dune facon suffisante c.
que yous souhaitez apprentice,
faudrait traiter DIES questions scienti
fques, ct que..
-Laissez Ia science de cote, doc
teur, parlez-moi DIES condamnes ira
valiant a rexploitation dies mines d
clnabres ct de mercure...
&c que j'en sais, reprit Halls, j
ie items de mon pere, qui fut
comtemporain ct rami de rhomme
plus savant, Lon pas de rAutrich
mais de Europe un homme don
les etudes furent universities ct don
les trayaux servirent plus tard q
base a d'admirables decouvertes. J
ne sache pas une des sciences ideale'
Meeanlques GU eXactes quill ma
eileuree, ct 81 l'exp6rience me manqu
aa suJet de certaines questions qu
Noas m adressez, la lecture dun dc
oaVrages dAthanase kircher,
Maadas sabterroaeus men beal
coup appris, quand j'y ajoute le
souvenirs personnels de mon pere.
-oetait un jesuite, n'est-ce pas
-oul Madame. II etait ne
"essaa' pres de Fulda, en- 1902,
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Non pas vous, mais rhomme qui
etait entire dams notre famillc.
Get homme est mon mari. Rev
mold.
Soft r6pliqua d6daigneusement
lie comte de Haag vous cedates, en-
a un entrainement d'imagi
nation. Alberti etait beau, proscrit,
ct vous lui accordates votre main en-
dept de mes conseils, contre ma vo
lonte... Je vous predis que cette union
serait malheureuse, ct vous refusates
de mentendre ma mere, don't la ten
dresse est infinie a votre endroit. vous
encouraged ellie adopta Alberti, ct
l'on eloigna lie baron Ryswick, que
j'avais choisi pour votre 6poux... LIE
drame qui Went de s'accomplir dams
Tespace de quelques mois ma trop
donne raison pour que j'abuse au-
jourd hui de ma victoire.. II ne me
reste qua vous tendre la main au
milieu de ce desastre, ct d vous dire ::
Agnes, joublie que vous avez mecon-
nu des intentions inspires par ma
tendresse mais je me souviens que
vous etes ma seur, ct je vous offre de
vous sauver...
-Serait-il vrai, Reynold, demanda
la jeunne femme avec une emotion
profonde mes chagrins vous rappro-
cheraient lie moi, ct vous redeviendriez
lie frere don't je cfoyais raffection
eteinte ?
-Oui, repondit Reynold, j'agirai
en- frere, en- ami, en- chef de notre
maison.
IL suffit que vous agissiez en-
frere, Reynold tant que notre mere
vivra, je la considerai CONNIE repre-
sentant lei Tautorite absolute. Vous
avez parle de salut que pouvez-vous,
que voulez-vous faire :?
-Je suis infuent, Agnes, non pas
settlement la cour, mais aupres dun
particonsiderable. Je ne suis pas un,
mais dix mile ce nest done pas
settlement mon appui que je vous of
fre, mais celui de mes allies.
-Helas jamais protection ne fut
plus Indispensable; ce que i'ai obtenu
de Marie -Therese est beaucoup, sans
doute, mais je ne saurais men con
tenter... L'idee qu'Alberti va subir ur
long supplice m'epouvante presque
autant que la mort meme.
-Vous voulez sauver Carlo =?
A tout prix ! repondit Agnes.
| Sans restriction aucune
Sans restriction, repondit Agnes.
Tenez, Reynold, on vous dit prologue
ct la prodigalite conduit a Ia RUNE.
Ne yous offensez pas de ce que je val
vous dire. Vous etes mon frere, e
tout doit devenir commun entire nous.
SoYez mon allie. aidez moi dams MOI
euvre liberatrice, ct je vons abandon
neral une fortune don't je mai null be
soin.. Que m'importe d'etre richie
( Je ne items qua Alberti ! Prenez tou
ce que je possede, titres, terres, dis
mants, chateauX mas rendez-mC
mon mari, Eeynold, rendez-le-moi
! -Vous ne m'avez pas compris, fl
lie comte.
! -N'estce pas lie salut que YOU
venez de m'offrir?
! -Oui.
-Et bien alors :!
lie salut pour Albert, mais a un
condition.
/ -Parlez. j'accepte d'avance.
de puis alder a l'evasion de Ca
10 Alberti, je puis lui alder a franch
les frontieres, mais settlement: seul
ment 81 vOus renoncez lui.
-Renoncer mon mari ponrquoi
Pour n'ayoir aucune part a Ia +
. probation don't sont nom est couvel
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gnOnS qulttalent Ia vile Gle Nlenne
dams de miserables charrettes, quescor-
talent une vingtaine de pandours.
Ces soldats ne suivaient pas seuls les
malheureux. Montee sur un cheval
maigre, mais dune marche rapide,
| une femme pauvrement vetue ct
enveloppee dune cape sombre suivait
| les chariots ct l'escorte a une fable
distance lie premier jour il lui fut
impossible de s'approcher DIES malheu-
,, reux mais lie lendemain ellie les
rejoignit ct put serrer la main dun
des condamnes.
Courage, comte Alberti lui
dit-elle.
La cape qui couvraiu lie visage de Ia
jeune femme ne permettait point de
reconnaItre son yisage mais lie
| prisonnier tressaillit a So voix.
| -Llngafelle
-Taisez-vous lui dit-elle, les pan
dours nous regardent.
-On vas-tu, pauvre file ?
Aux mines d'Idria, monseigneur
GUY viens-tu faire :?
-Apprendre combien de temps on
y peut wire ct combien il y faut de
mois pour mourir.
Les pandours avaient fini de boire :
lie conductors cinglerent de coups dc
fouet Pattelage de la charrette, ct lie
convoi reprit sa marche.
Quand arriverait au terme du voyage
la triste caravane +? Nul ne pouvai,
lie dire; celia devait dependre de la
temperature, des pandours, de la
sante DIES malheureux que ron con
duisait a une mort lente, mais certaine
Lorsque Agnes, revenue de SO
premiere crise douloureuse, s'engui1
de son mari, ellie apprit que Carlo
Alberti etait deja en- route.
| Ce coup la frappa rudement; mais
ellie etait courageuse, ct, appellant
Dieu a son aide, ellie triompha de la
| fievre ct entra bientot en- GONZALES
cence.
Ellie sc trouvait seule un matin
dans sa chambre, ct, assise pres de Is
grande fenetre, ellie regardait 81 Ia
douairiere de Haag ne revenait pas
de feglise, quand Reynold entr.
subitement, ct vint Sc placer dams ur
fauteuil a ses cotes.
; Ma seur, lui dit-il, je suis charm'
de vous savoir guerie; ma presenc
ne pouvant rien a lamelioration d.
votre sante, je me suis abstenu d
venir pres de votre lit de malade. j,
sals NAL exprimer des idees de pitit
t ct de consolation, ct je me reservai
pour un cas- plus grave. Vous etc
t debout, ct me voici. Que comptez
vous faire
Ce que me dicteront les Circumstance
!, ct mes devoirs. repondit froidemen
r la jeune femme.
: -Vous etes enthusiastic, repri
a Reynold avec un peu de raillerie dan
e la voix, ct vous pouvez, en- prenar
settlement conseil de vos sentiment
e commettre de gen6reuses imprudence
e don't vous auriez plus tard a YOU
n repentir.
u -Vous vous trompez, Reynold
:, repliqua la jeune femme, on II
t. regrette jamais une action Umpire
It par un bon sentiment
a -Lorsque la raison ne controle pa
u nos actes, nous avons, souvent tro
g tard, assez de logique pour constat,
e notre folie.
a -Ou voulez vous en- venlr, me
.e frere ?
1t A discuter avec vous vos projet
-Dieu m'inspirera, Reynold d'a
= leurs, il me reste notre mere.
IS -Une mere agee, infrme.
lie -Une sainte, une martyre
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Nod.


Ne parlez pas ainsi, mon frere
Je refuserals de vous entenslre davan-
tage.
81, vous m'ecouterez, puisqu'il
s'agit de Carlo, ct que soa bonheur
vous est plus cher que le v6tre.. Je
vous jure de le faire evader des mines
q ldrla, 81 vous consentez a m'obeir
-Qu'exigez-vous :?
-Votre signature au bas de cot
acte
-S'agit-il de l'abandon de mes
biens
Non.
-Alors lisez ce papier, mon frere.
Reynold le tendit 4 Agnes de Haag.
-Je ne yous prends point au
piege, dit-il.
la jeune femme saisit le parche-
min, en- parcourant les premieres
lignes sans les comprendre, puis,
poussant IN cri etoufe, ellie froissa
racte que lui await remis son frere. ct
lie lanca avec dedain dams la cham
hre.
-Savezvous bien que celia est in
fame . s'ecria-t-elle. Quoi vous
ayez pu croire que le malheur de Car
10 me detacherait de lui Vous ayez
pense que je repousserais ce mall
heureux dams lequel jamais je ne con
sentirai yoir uG criminel... Vous yous
etes imagine qu'infdele a la plus
| sacree DIES promesses, je demanderais
me separer de celui don't la tendres-
Sc est ma seule joie Quel cas- faites
vous done de moi, Reynold ? Ne
savez-vous point que je suis chretien-
ne !? Oubliez-vous que je suis une de
Haag CONNIE vous LIE divorce me
proposer de demander lie divorce i?
Ce mot seul est impie, mon frere ce
mot, les catholiques ne lie compren-
nent pas. Je sais que la secte don't
vous faites partie, que les here
siarques yeulent, au gre de leurs am
bitions on de leurs desirs, rompre des
neuds consacres par rEglise mais
grace au ciel, Reynold, votre exemple
naura jamais la puissance de men
trainer. C'est assez, mon Dieu c'est
assez dun renegat dams la famille
Agnes
EFT VOLTA le salut que vous
veniez m'offrir, VOLTA les aides Que
vous pretendiez rallier ma cause ct
a celle d'Alberti Des hommes de la
pretendue Reforme, des revoltes con-
tire pautorite de rEglise, des Judas
ayant menti aux promesse de leur
bapteme. Non non ! Reynold, je
men suis point reduite a r9clamer un
semblable service. II en- sera de Carlo
ct de moi ce quill plaira au Seigneur
d'ordonner mais nous saurons
souffrir pour Innocence de notre
ceur, pour la dignite de notre cons
cience... J'ai pu esperer un moment
que mes souffrances vous rapproche-
raient de moi je me trompais Ce
lui qui renia son Dieu peut bien re
i pousser sa s9ur.
| -Avez-vous rehechi, Agnes ?
-Je mai pas meme besoin de re-
dechir, Reynold.
-Je veux, par tous les moyens
possibles, arriyer vous separer de
Carlo Albert 81 vous refusez de di-
vorcer avec Get homme...
E -Vous lie tuerez... s'ecria Agnes,
yous etes capable de lie tuer.
-Persistez-vous
--Oui, it-elle dune voix etoufee.
+ agnes de Haag, vous vous re-
; pentirez.
-Je ne suis plus Agnes de Haag,
mais Agnes Alberti.
: Reynold sortit lentement de la
| chamhre de ga snur.