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Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-26
WASHINGTON. March 2a-Tbs Ro-;ro

WASHINGTON, March 23.-The Boring
 sea correspondence was laid before the
 senate in executive session at noon.
 The reading of Salisbury's note refu-
 sing consent to a renewal of the modus
 vivendi and making counter proposi-
 tions were received with ill-suppressed | irritation by the senate The note is
 evasive and equivocating. The presi-
 ent's rejoinder broadly hints that Sails
 bury has not met the overtures in a straightforward manner; insists in re- newal of the modus vivendi without
 reference to insignificant or irrelevant
 conditions, and closes with a stirring as-
 sertion that if Great Britain declines to
 assist in protecting seals during the ar
 bitration he will proceed to enforce the laws and exclude poachers from Boring Sea if all the military forces of the United States are required to accom- plish 1t.
 The note created a sensation in the senate. After half.hour's discussion the correspondence was referred to the committee on forcing relations.
 PERTH, West Australia, March 23.-I Hearing in the case of Deeming, the | wife murderer, was resumed this morn ing Counsel are trying all legal means | to prevent his being sent to Melbourne, | and also to prevent his extraditlon to | England for murdering his first wife | and four children. It is believed, how ever, that Deeming will be senG to Mel bourne for trial and police claim they have evidence that will no doubt result | in his conviction and execution there.
 WINNIPEG, March 23.-It is currently | reported that the big strike on Canad- ian Pacific is practically over. The men are returning to their work. The en- gineers, who have taken no part in the trainmen's strike, rendered their good offices last night toward settle ment of the disputes. which were ac- cepted by the company.
 BRAzoRIA, Tex,, March 23.-All the lower coast country is stirred up over the finding ot the bodies O: three men in the Bernard river, horribly mutilated and each of them bearing marks of foul play. They are thought to be propecs- tors. The country is armed and seek lrg for supected parties.
 EVANSVILLE, O. March 23-The ex- oitement caused by the failure of the Paige bank has not abated. Deposit DTS are not satisfied with statements and threats of violence are made. The assignees estimate the banks assets at sS0,O00 and Paige's at S25,OO0; liabili- ties S30O,0O0 to S500,OOO.
 THE DALLEs, March 23-News has just been received of a shooting scrape 1t Antelope last Sunday in which E. B. Gilson was fatally shct by w. F. Kel- 'ey. Kelsey has offered to give himself up but no one will assume Che responsi- Oility of taking him into custody.
 LONDON, March 23.-Last night at Hebburn colliery, Durham, owing to erginemen refusing to join the strikers, he miners stoned the enginemen, injur- ng several. They afterward attacked heir houses. If pumping is stopped he mines will be flooded.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-26
REPUBLICANS SHOULD ALL
 TAKE A HAND.

republican meeting Is called for
 for Thursday evening to arrange for the
 republican primaries. All republicans
 should be present and take part in the
 proceedings. 1t has been a long preced-
 ent that at mass meeting of republic
 ans under the auspices of the club the
 names of large number of good repub-
 licans have been presented to the repub- licans in meeting, from which a requls- ite number are selected by ballot as del egates to the county convention to be afterwards submitted at the primaries 10 the republican voters. This Is ac- cording to the long established rule of fair play, and should be followed to pre- vent trIckery and political j0bbery of the characte that is already rumored on the streets, viz: Some party follow CTS are asserting that no matter what the result of the meeting of Tucson re- publicans Thursday night may be their man will have hIs own ticket up at the primaries. These are pretty assertions for the supposed friends of harmony to indulge in. These same harmonizers are urging the republicans to put up no ticket, probably thinking that their own carefully prepared tlcket would win, if they could thus disarm thelr op- ponents, and have them voting for forty | different tickets. It Tont work gentle l men, so far as we car prevent it.
 We don't propose to have all preced- ] ents set aside for any man. ] he old | rule is good enough, and the republic ans will go ahead and select a ticket of | good responsible republicans to be vot- ed for at the primaries. The followers 9f all parties had !better join hands in this republican fair play.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-26
FACTS IH FIGURES.

A sTATIsTICIAN of small thin ps fig ures it out that the postcrity of one English sparrow amounts in ten years to something like 27G,OO0, ,O00, COG birds.
 LATEST New Zealand census returns give the output of butter at 1G,O00.00J pounds, double what was made ten years ago, and the cheese product was 7,000.OOO pounds.
 OF the BPS. ZIG divorces granted in the United States in twenty years G per cent. were granted to wives on their petitions for dissolution of the matrimo- nial bonds.
 STATIsTICIANs say that an average man of 15+ pounds weight has enough iron in i,is constitution to make a plowshare, and enough phosphorus to make half million matches,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-26
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. MARCH 26, 1892.

COMMISSIONER Raum took the wind out of Representative Cooper's sails by telling the house Investigating commit tee that while ready and willing to an swer any question or to give any desired information about the pension office or anything relating thereto he would not answer questions about matters per taining exclusively to his private busi- ness affairs. The commissioner is general ly commended for having taken that stand. Ills official acts are properly under the control of congress, but with his private acts and business congress has nothing to do.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-26

IT is stated in the Words Fair notes that the mineral exhibit from Michigan is sure to attract much attention. This will include, besides extensive colec- tions from museums, etc, granltes, marble, and other building material Of rare aud beautiful qualities, but which have not yet been marketed to any great extent; raw material from the iror mines in plates 69 to 70 per cent pure as taken from the mines; and es- pecially specimens of copper. which in pure state is found only ia the Michigan mines. A copper exhibit, the largest and most extensive ever attempted, will be made by the Calumet and Hecla mines. In speaking of 1t, the company's chemist says that 1t will ln- clude "obelisks of pure copper ranging in weight from fifty to five hundred pounds, also quantities of wire and sheet copper that have been drawn and rolled from the native metal just as it was taken from the mines; rods of copper bent into different shapes, and even tied into knots, as one would tie a cravat, without breaking or splintering, as would be the result of such an operation on the copper produced by other mines and containing an alloy, which renders it less ductile. A curious fact concern ing the silver deposits sometimes found in the copper is that nature has welded the silver and copper together without mixing them, whereas no process has ever been discovered by mineralogists by which the same thing can be done artifcially; examples of this phenomena will be included in the ex- hibit.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-26

REPRESENTATIVE WALKER. Of Massa- chusetts, said in a speech defending the Mckinley tariff that if the tariff were not in the interests of the farmers and wage workers of this country, which was the lowest. taxed country on the face of the earth, he would vote to repeal it and adopt free trade. He presented figures showing that in one year, under the present tariff our foreign trade had increased S406,- 100000, or 2 per cent.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-26
S5UO Reward !!

VT, will pay the above reward for any of Lives 10mplaint Dyspepsia, Sick Headaehe Indigestion Con Iati0n or COstiveness we cannot cure with Vest Vegetable ver P when tho directions are strictiy omplied with. They purely Vegetable, and neveE Ia'i give satsfactiCl. STGar Coated Large boxes SJ Pills, 25 cents Beware If cOunterfe;ts nd limitations. The genuine manufactur ed only pg ff!E JOHN C. WEST COMPANY, CHICAGO. uL- Fur sale by GEO. MARTIN. Druggist, Tue
 son, Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-26
By Using

Ayers Sarsaparilla; for have taken it. and speak from experience"
 In the summer of 1888, was cured of nervous debility by the use of Ayers Sarsa- parllla H. BenOit, Middle st.. Paw tucket, R. I.
 several years ago was in a debilitated condition. Other remedies having failed. began to take Ayers Sarsaparilla. and was greatly benefited. AS Spring medicine. I consider 1t invaluable" - Mrs. L. s. Win chester, Holden Me
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-26
A Confirmed Cripple

was about to take him to Cincinnati for an op eration, expecting his leg would have to be taken on, and began giving him Hoods sarsaparills in order to get up his strength. The medicine woke up his appetite. and soon pieces of bone were discharged from the sore. We continued with Hoods Sarsaparilla, as 1t seemed to be doing him so much good, and the discharge from the sore decreased, the swelling went down, the leg straightened out, and in few months he had perfect use of his leg. He is now apparently as well as ever." JOHN L. AcMuRRAY, Notary Pub uc, RsvensWood, w. Va
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-26
Special 10 the CITIZEN,

CRITTENDEN, Arlz, March 22.-Word has just been brought Tn that the re- mains of Henry Holland, who disap peared last October, was found at the head of Josephine canyon, near Salero. The skull Was crushed ln as ii by some blunt instrument. The body was decom- posed, showing that Holland had been dead some time. His hat which was found some fifty yards from the body nad bullet holes in it. The body was com plete with tGe exception of a foot, which Was found some distance from the body. The suppcs.tioD is that Hcl- land was murdered.
 DETROIT, March 22.-The Tribune epubliCan, says the Michigan demo- cratIc delegation visited Senator Ill and asked him for a definition of his position. H. said: My friends, I am not candidate for the presidency, 1 am ambit1us to attain to that high honor but 1 am fully aware that while 1 might secure the nomination 1 should Oe inevitabely defeated at the polls" Ho recommended that Michigan send an instructed delegation that will vote with New York.
 PaENix, Ariz, March 2l-Articles of incorporation of Arizona Sugar company have been filed. The capital stock is S5G0,0O0. The names of the incorpOra- tors are Charles D. Poston, Charles Graham, Michasl Wormser, Charles F. Hayden and c. F. LInningtop, San Fran- cisco aTtIeg are interested principally. and in n.end to put up the plant as soon as possible. Considerable acreage will be set to sugar beeis.
 CHICAGO, March 22.-The indicted alderman, German, gave bail today. The grand jury adjourned without making further indictments. It IS uE- derstOod that tha present grand jury will not be required to return other in- dictments as it is said two mem hers, boodlers, are advised Of their move ment6
 NEW ORLEANS, Mrrch 22-The dem ocratic primaries. to determine whether the democratic state titket headed bS McEDeery or that led by Foster shall ba c:nsid-rad by the democratic party ct the election April l9 is being held. Voting Is progressing quietly throughout the state
 GRAEDA, Spain, March 22 The Mai ques of Coraslice va, fJuud assassInated in his room; ceuSe unEnown.
 ANTWERP, March 22-An important gram firm is announced to have failed. Another firm is in difficulty.
 SAN DIEGO, March 22.-The cruiser Yorktown, Commander Evans, arrived in the harbor this morning.
 AUSTIN, Tex, March 22-Chilon has withdrawn from the race for United States senator in favor of Mills.
 MIDLEBoRoUGH, Ky, March 22.-The sheriff Of Bell county with posse cap tured Kerry Berry a notorious outlaw of the Turner facticn.
 DEs MONIES, March 22.-The Gotch county option bill was indefinitely post poned by strict party vote of republic ans for and democrats against.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-26
ScrOfu1a

Ln It's Worst Fo1.n,-'' White StUelI-
 ing" Cured. The remarkable effect of Hoods se-saparills ir the following case illustrates the power of thi, medicine over al! blood diseases:
 Ny son, years old, had a white swelling come on his right leg below the knee. which con- tracted the muscles so that his leg was drawn up at right angles. Physicians lanced the swelling, which discharged freely, but did not help him materially. considered him
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-26
Become Strong

active, and vigorous. To relieve that tired feeling, depression of spirits, and nervous debility, no other medicine produces the speedy and permanent effect of Ayers Sar- saparilla. f. O. LOring, BrOcktOn, Mass, writes; am confident that anyone suffer- ing rom the effects of scrOfula, general de- Dlilty, want of appetite, depression of spirits, and lassitude will be cured
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-26
INvALIDS

Gain rapidly in health and strength by the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla. This medicine substitutes rich and pure blood, for the impoverished fluid left in the veins after levers and other wasting sickness. It im- proves the appetite and tones up the system, so that cOnYaleScnnfS snnn
The sun., 1892-12-06
NE:Dy JERSEY.

During night in Willow avenuc jersey city SUNDAY
night. Michael Hoos stabbed John Ssco In the la l.
The injury was not serious because Ssco wore three
coats !loOs was arrested.
The Jersey city Street and Water Com mi ION. r,
Electric subway Commission saving thut the New
York and New Jersey Telephone Company 10 willing 20
construct subway ronluits for their wires in iho
streets OF Jersey city il tho street and Water Board
gives Its consent
The tra! trip OF the Government practice cruis,r
Bancroft. which was to have taken place yesterd rday
war for some unknown reason pos poned. and no tms
has now heen liked for 1t to come on. The officials nc
the Crescent Iron Works. Elizabet hpnrt where III
vessel was built. said she not ready. ahouvh ust
week they gave out that everything ready for the
test.
When the Jersey City Street and Water Co,n,ns.iou.
met yesterday to consider the bid submitted by
Mofett. IodHkins. and Clarke u delegation from the
Board of Trade protested that the proposed water sup
ply would be contaninate by the Of the
OF Dover. Port Oram Denv,ie. kockawHy. and Room
ton with twelve miles Of Intervening territory and te
overflow OF the Morris Canal The matter
with nsti ions to have analysis of the water OF
Rockaway River maGe by Chemist Phillips.
The funeral of ex.Chanceior Williamson took place
yesterday afternoon from Trinity Episcopal church.
Elizabeth. The services wer. conducted by Rev.
DR.. +. NJ. McAlster. assisted by Rev. Dr Lsugford.
Rev. Dr. Kempsha and Rsv. Or. Tai The rai bear.
General stockton. Judges Mnxer, Depew and Greene.
ard Nnux. Col j. NJ More. woicott jackson J. Roger
Maxwell. j. Olhusen. s NJ Williams. r. w Deforest T.
II. Gray. ". W. Thomas. The interment at Ever.
Kreen Cemetery.
The sun., 1892-12-06
BROOKLYN.

The taxes SO far paid in amount to s.. 5..27oca.5
II: c. Draper has been elected commander OF Devin
street is foreman OF the December Grand Jury.
has Hsen attached to the So1.ss.n
snth street and 1t Will attend to all calls below T1snty
The eght.story apartment house in MontARr. street.
between Hicks ami Henry streets. and known tho
proceednss for 81 300 '"0ef '''e''0'uf'
Ecnr tS. Tf d.eas that tho
OF an associate book eeprr and James Murphy "a,
Antonio Tomasco the Italian JUNK dealer who. IL ts
alleged committed the nssnn on mis- mistress Lzzs
night. which resulted IN her LcNtI tho following
day is still at large.
NO 1hri r,, ns Italian IN Hot,G
sp.eis Wers ea with rss un oPeI Ht
ar ii lS 's s Tst s and sanitary
In the contest over tn. VIII "f Mrs Sarah H. Disrow.
ins,!istsd ny her :n; heran,,n : Di.brow who was
Snrronts Abbot, that the ,ss'Srix from .of
ais" fr"m asthma anl heart i'esa,e. ,nd III.
'
b. for T.. @ s ss q A: IS
The pan is 70 have DESIGNS submitted by u. member:
~ = :" s .nss a. Fivs s's
10 fsdnk N ni i .ns % ~ ss sS r.!
RE sisfan s = WI viii &c cost Ss ss 5 '''' '' 0''s
Ticket nnh bafgn!e Ascn: Charles II. vcch,e u, ,Ns
NeM NJ, s9 1snn'sr n, rO.P.nr VII 4n, bTe @ 'ysi
es:eJ charge ci gra'r la-e.uy. ta,h'cr Iioras
". Ia rinan Inalo th- complain. wp.cr TIE
rem isSG,. by ol',s Justice wns. lie alleges
Iht the accused aHent s'!i irLGts .i1uS
;he amount OF Sl4,.S" ant !iilri to account for tho
mNity. Ito Wa held In 1:.cCo Lcnds, r~nl u. eX
animation.
Tho brooklyn City Water works own s;r.n q: lAr'
1c, fact wide, running parallel With the Iony Island
Enroed the entire lengtu o. the
out ns far as Msssnpelu Recentiv they htra ftncn;
In tnr aGuednct rSts nsion WIKI; ba'heG wire, mi
residents OF the ont vi'ngss along tho rna,r
c"-hnn'ntnG that ih,ir s's"iiG Az rtai"'}s ",ra
that the FENCES are o. no rrscc ttrtt. to to
tho sroeis unless they o,a!, r.: ~ sD'" Ot.'r ~ ).
The sun., 1892-12-06

II have been a sufferer for ten years" she
said. and tho victim OF large tumor
weighing twenty pounds. which had re-
moved. and suffered untold agony for many
months after.
Il tried the skill %! many physicians. all
or whom: uitetIy failed to givo mo any re-.
II then uscd that wonderful medicine. D..
GrccEe's Nervura blood and nrrvc remedy.
and after using few bottles l was entirely
cured.
TO those who have been suffer:r. from
various diseases and have failed to lind any
relief. | am to-day living testimony and
witness to the wonderful! and marvellous
curative Lowers nf this great medicine. To
persons suffering from various diseases |
enrnesti! recommend the use OF this remedy
II they would hc cured. For further infor-
nation vii! willingly cheerfully. and prompt
~ resrond.'
Can there be any invalid or sick person who
will hesitate for an Instant after reading the
above to at once use this remarkable medi-
cine which can perform such wonderful cures
VI Q do not understand how any hesitation can
he poss Bile on the part of sufferers. Tor this
is proof positive that the remedy will cure.
We certa My lon Miss Murlatt in advising all
who necl Il remedy to get it Mt the druggists
at once. 1t is purely vegetable and harm.
less and is the discovery md prescription of
the famous Dr. Greene of 30 West 18th St.
New York. the noted specialist in nervous
and chronic Diseases who in all cases can
be onsuited FREQ OF charge. either by calling
upon him or, by writing him letter about
tho caSe.--idr.
The sun., 1892-12-06
SPARKS FROM THE 7ELEGRAPH.

state Engineer Schenck made the formal announce.
men. yestsrday Of & the aHpo,ntm.n. Of I Bsrn.rH m
his Office
The appeal in the Peck argued yesterday in
pearins for the proecation and Mr Mest for ii. de-
fence. Decision was reserved
Greer Vance, living eight mi!ea west OF Morristown.
Tenn. found Jim Talbot last nght III conrromis!i:
position wiz; his WIZ. i,rsms up an axe he s'ii'
of fshkil Landing SUNDAY night The notner is -
are tao youngest parents III the United states
Perry KIM. VITO La. served Two terms ~ sing sing.
wss wa oil HIay nMt H;tghtnn Wa =" r,r drum,nar ai
S35 U'br.n comes tom Nestchestes co-.ty ani Is
Telegraph operator.
Ecw YORK hal:oad at Thiells. Rocsiand county. has
fo 10 s It is us.rs s tSst
there Is shortage OF several hundred dollars.
Willie stetson or rst,sDurs. son OF Reuben ste,son.
Nov 70 ne ht 4s sas az eTsr M since With the ss
SSn Of ~ s od on
frsm less Of blo"'.
one more Care cod slip Canal Company has dropned
presented by ""n; .: l. Madden Of New Yors. who
ssea s @ u? o . IL aud i%r
Ing ship cana. across Cspe Cod.
tn. mach. .nsrs o, the wa.crvet Arsenal who struck
last werk yesterday returned to WORK. Each applied
nd.vlhu,!Ir 10 capt Hobbs and was rcins,s:ed. The
c .n rs oody bus luz mepkmen ciam aGa, tai w
aiair mas se,ted entirely to their satsla,iIo
Tue Re.ang collier n:rs. on y. arrival at boston
hun, ihe wreck Ct Tine yacht Aiva has agaii GsSn
rs marx "D has 90 bs. % rs n i 'xa xh, %
$1,000 is becoming all expensive matter for the Gov
srnpieut.
rived Portland yesterday FROM liverpool with saty
s Ss al %s.l. G
InSS,nser, wsIe hIs ashore for Inngation The new
Ills purpose The steeraso Of the stean,pr has been m
h!!e" with sulphur funes and sealed up for ~
The sun., 1892-12-06
IN FAVOR OF THE RElDISG COMBINE.
The Decision In the ArnOt suit Su~tains the
RnilrOnds on Every Point.


WILL1AMspoRr. Dec. 5.-The Hon. W. ". Hart.
Master and Examiner In the case in equity
brought by NJ. II. Arnot Of Elmira against the
Reading combine. filed his report in the pro-
thonotarys office this afternoon. Tho report
is in favor OF the defendant. The plaintiff Is
stockholder In both the Reading and LehGh
Valley Railroads. His counsel were McCor-
micks. this city: John B. Stanchled Of FL
mira. and others. The combine was repre-
scented by J. e. Reading. Jr.. S. 7. Wolyerton.
NJ. c.: State Senator Herring. and others.
This suit was begun on March 7. was tho first
case brought against the combine. and pre-
cedes tho action of the States OF Pennsylvania
and New Jersey. All the testimony was taken
in Philadelphia. and the cass WAS argued here
before the Master Sept. II. The Master finds
that the roads operated BY the Philadelphia
and Reading and Lehigh Valley Railroads are
lease Of tho railroads Of the Lchieh Valley
Rairond to tho iadel phia and Reading is
not in violation Of tho Constitution of renn-
Jersey and tho Port Reading Comnany aro
both CORPORATIONS OF New Jersey. The lease
OF the Reading is not in violation OF ths Con-
hti.rtion Of Pennsylysnia, rs the Gonssttution
more than 80 per cent Of the cnal OUTPUT in
tho FeSSas G T. pre-"
Eead!ng Coal Company and Iron Company.
the Lehi:h Valley Coal COMPANY. and the
I.ehigh and Wilkesbarrs Conl Company. and
100 corporations and Individual owners and
operators Of tho minus and collieries not con
trOlled By tho above three companies: that
thr's IN s tsa otnsr ans SD
sSdoH:s snd soid s5s tons operators
The sun., 1892-12-06

nervine: 1t imparts strength to the whole
system in general, and to tho uterine organs
debiltated and delicate women need 1t. It's
legitimate mediciue-purely vegetable, per-
fectly harmless. It's guaranteed to give
sntisfschon in every case, or money re-
funded, Nothing else does as much. You
only pay for the good you get.
Can You asl; morel
As a regulator and promoter Of functional
action, at that critical period of change from
girlhood to womanhood, "Favcrite Pro-
script,on is perfectly safe remedial agent,
and can produce only good results. IT Ia
when taken for those disorders and derange-
ments incident to that later and most criti-
col period, known - The Change Of Life"
The sun., 1892-12-06
A SOCIETY BELLE.
The Beautiful Miss Msrlatt Of
Oxford, N. ].
What She Has to Say on a Very In.
tcresiing Subject.
Her Remarks Deeply Concern I'll
Women.

Oxford. n. J.. is tho hoc,e o: many hcau,itul
ladies. but nons iairer than Mies Emma MAJ
latt. who is q recognized belle. and known nn;:
loycd bya largo circi. o: friends and acquaint-
ancos
She had the Rravo misfortune to be afflicted
with moot ser;ous complaint which rendered
her parents and friends very anxious In rsgard
to hcr state OF health. Phyt:cian after physl-
oian was corsutcj. but without tho slightest
benefit. until ut last. having been recon-
rrenGeh 20 uso ccrtcin remedy. the sufferer
md hor pu-ons wore all amazed NJ tho srd-
denncss o! tho euro 1t eiic ,.cd
Doubtless Miss Marlat'a Fri snds " y; 10 over
joyed at ner recovery and ros; Grafton 10 sou nd
health and strength. and we ara sure tito pn b.
lie generally will road with deer i1turoJt aor
description os hcw that health Wis 50 L,Grvol-
lpusly rsrniioi,