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Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-19
I'M. c. A.

IN this city, twenty-tour hours hence, Y. M. c. 4. is to be organized. In cer- tain lines of work such an association wi:l be of incalculable benefit. These lines have been indicated to us, by those most interested Tn the preliminary work. The effort is moral ore. It is to maintain pubhc reading room, li- brary, gymnasium, and assocIation hall for lectures, musicales, entertainments and kindred affairs, for the mutual pleasure profit and general moral good of all those who may choose to take ad- vantage of these privileges.
 Its characteristics may be set down standardization unsectarian, un- evangelical, un-straightNlaced, compan- ionable, associative brotherhoody. It IS association, not patronization. Sancti- fed common sense. unadulterated, will be in control; that means practical help fulness and interdependence. As an as- sociation of this kind, the chief aim and object of which is to provide wayside
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-19

PITTsBURG, Pa. March 14.-At the Oliver Iron and Steel Co.'s Tenth street mills all the pudding crews have been suspended on account of overstoek and no orders. The same company has cur tailed the pudding crews at its Fifteenth street mills. About 250 furnaces are idle as consequence of tho depressed market. The Eagle rolling mill in
 West End has shut down every depart ment and seventy-tive men have been shut down sixty-tive puddliIg furnaces Saturday. A hundred men have been discharged at the Homestead steel works of the Carnegie Pipe company during the last three weeks and Saturday three hundred more were discharged.
 DENVER, March 14.-The expectations placed in the modified and improved Tuberculiue, as used here in the Den yer sanitarum have been fully realized. The theories of its mode of action and consequent physiological action in tub ercUlosiS and in the treatment of lung tissues has been developed from the opinions of experts of Europe regard ing cellular clements and Ethe pos sible achievements by it. Sooner or later the scientists of the world will have to agree with those of Europe. The results obtained with 1t under the beneficial conditions of the Colorado climate seem to warrant the conclusion that in the future no consumptiye need to die of the disease, provided treat- ment is received in due time.
 OTTAWA, Ont, March 12-Charles Mitchell, the pugilist, was interviewed here regarding John l.. Sullivan's chal- leDge, when he sad that if Sullivan meant business a match would be made within twenty-four hours. "I have had nothing to say in the matter at all since the first day that he first made his bluff" said Mitchell, "and I am willing to let hIm make the arrangements He may name the purse, battle ground, date and referee, and I will accept his chal- lenge. All he has to do IS to sign an agreement and forward to mefor my signature, and you can rely on me for affxing 1t"
 NEW ORLEANS, March 12.-The indi- cations are that Mitchell will not accept the sOlymplc's offer for a match as Sullivans' repeated telegrams request ing his answer to the articlessen him have brought no answer.
 MINNEAPOLIS, March 14.-The Jour nal has collected reports from sixty diff ferent points in Minnesota and Dakota, showing there are on a safe estimate about thirty-twO million bushels of wheat in those states after deduction of wheat for seed and consumption of the farmers.
 LONDON, March 14.-There are 15,0O0 coa, miners idle in North StatfOrdshire. Unless they resume work in few days the potteries will be compelled to close down, throwing 5O,OO0 men out of work.
 t'lintshire, in Wales, appears to be the only place where order of the miners federation to quit work has not been Obeyed. The latest estimate place the number of miners now idle at 350OOO. On account of the strike fully 100000 men in other employments have also been thrown out of work.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-19

AN old prcspector by the name of Meyer, who has broke rock and pan- ned for colors in nearly every state and territory west of the Rock,es, committed suicide iu Los Angeles night before last. He was getting cd and helpless ard rather than be dependant on the county, or on the bounty of bis friends, he preferred to die by bis own hand. lie formerly lived here and is well re- membered Dy many. H. was one of that army of unfortunates who never saw the silver lining in the clouds till he got above them.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-19

SARAH ALTHEA FERRY has at last been sent to an insane asylum and probably for keeps Had her friends been thus charitable to her ten years ago, the world today would have been much bet ter off. But the why's and wherefores need rot be discussed. h her way she was a remarkable woman, but her ways were the ways of the wayward and not the ways of the just. But she was sinned against as well ass she herself s;nned. If released from the asylum she will in the end most probably, fill a suicides grave.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-19

THE democrats of the house are hay ing hard time getting their free trade machine to work. The three bills plac- ing, respectively, wool, binding twine and cotton-ties and cotton bagging on the free list, which were reported to the house early last wesk, were to have been called up this week but the sick ness of MT. Springer, who was to have made the opening speech for free wool, made a change necessary and 1t IS now stated that MT. McMillan, who like Mr. Mills, is opposed to the homeopathic method of attacking the Mckinley tar iii law, which is stronger than ever since its approval by the supreme court, will, by the irony of fate, make the first speech in favor of what he is know to be at heart opposed to. But Of such IS the kingdom of politics.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-19
EQUAL TO THE OCCASION.
A Widow Who Was Not Disconnected by
 Being Stared At.

Being Stared At.
 There is one peculiarity about the gentler sex which crops ont in the streets and on the cars to the great an- noyance of its victims.
 It's the way women have of staring at each other, at their clothes, their hair. their figures, etc, and all with Q cold and fishy glare that is exceedingly disconcerting to the ''staree." A young and good-looking woman will enter a street car, feeling pretty we'll satisfied as to her personal get-up. She wears a self-satistied, calm air. In an instant every other woman in that car is gaz- ing at her with that calculating, won- h-she-paid-for-her- bonnet expression And they continue to stare, while the object of their scrutiny. grows self-conscious, red and uncom- fortable. She wonders (if she's not used to this staring) what in the world can be the matter Has she got smut on her nose? Is one cheek redder than the other? Is her hat on crooked? Then turning her attention to the masculine passengers she sees that they are not ANr hSA eLo IT oAAC "CAC AIC0LENt and she comes to the conclusion finally that it's only one of the numerous ways that her sisters have for making each other uncomfortable.
 A little widow, pretty and demure- looking, boarded street ear the other evening and was immediately eyed from head to foot in the usual manner by the women seated opposite. She endured their stares for blocks, then she deliberately took the long crape veil hanging from her little bonnet down her back, and. wrapping it's fune- real folds around her face, pecped out over the top of it and said in clear tones to the two starers opposite: La dies, whenever you see a good thing be sure to take it all in."
 They removed their stares.-Chicago News.
 Each season has it's own peculiar mslady; but with the blood maintained in state of uniform vigor and purity by the use of Ayers Saraparilla little danger{need be feared from meteoro- logical influences. No other blood med icine is SO safe and effective.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-19
Wrenched out of Shape.

Joints enlarged and contorted by rheumatism are among the penalties for allowing,t this obstinate malady to gain full headway. Always it is dangerous from its liability to attack the vitals- invariably is it 6gonizing. Hostetter's Stomach Brtters has in nothing more clearly asserted it's supremacy to the ordinary remedies for this malady than in it's power to expel the rheumatic virus completely from che blood. It is safe, too, while colchicum, veratTum and mineral poisons prescribed for 1t are not. The efficiency of the Bitters as a cleanser of the circulation is also conspicuously shown where the poison of miasma in fects the vital fluid, or where It is con- taminated with bile. Constipation, dys- pepsia, ''la grippe" kidney and bladder trouble, nervousness and debility are also removed by it. The convalescing and the aged and infrm derive much benefit from its use.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-19
TALES OF SMART ANIMALS.

A LITTLE Philadelphia boy has pet rabbit which he has trained to draw a small wagon.
 IT is said that man in Chicago owns an ape who steals his masters shoes and blacks them with ink. We've heard of fmonkey-shines before, but this beats all.
 SEALS when haslSing place one of their number on guard to give the alarm in case of danger. The signal is is quick clap of the fiippers on d rock. Rabbits signal with their fore paws and have regular signals and calls.
 A POLITE eat belongs to Chester F. Hall, of Danville, Ind. It is often out late at night, and, as its owner has neg lected to supply it with latch key, it politely rings the bell and continues this performance at intervals of one minute until admittance is received.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-19

NEW MEXICO, Arizona, Utah and Ok lahoma all want statehood and have ali presented their claims before the house and senate committees On territories. It ie predicted that the house will vote to admit New Mexico and Arizona, and may vote to give Utah a provisioaal government, and that the senate vii! vote to admit New Mexico alone. Okla homa will probably not get through the house on account Of its supposed re- publican complexion. Utah should never De admitted until the stain of polygamy is completely wiped from its escutcheon.--L. \. Times.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-19
THE WORK OF GENIUS.

AN instrument has been made which will measure 1,OeO,OOO lines to the inch. It is to be used in astronomical studies.
 To PREVENT disputes between cab men and their passengers, a London me chanich as constructed machine which is hung in the cab, and registers the exact distance travelled by the vehicle.
 BARRELS are being made successfully from paper in England. The paper is made from old cards, sacks and refuse. The industry is largely on the increase by reason of the cheapness compared with wood.
 SPECTACLEs for horses, to promote high stepping, have been constructed by firm of London opticians. The effect is to make the ground in front of the horse seem raised; the animal therefore steps high. and thinks he is going up hill
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-19
THINGS STRANGE AND TRUE.

Ar Americus, Canada, there is a pc culiar species of rat. It is of several colOrs and hundreds of them can be seen about the streets.
 WHEE Columbus discovered America he found that the Indians possessed dogs. They were direct descendants of the wild coyotes of the plains.
 A SNAKE with two fully developed heads, one at each end of the body, was recently captured in Placer county, Cal, and brought alive to the office of the San Francisco Chronicle. The rep tile is a foot long.
 THERE are some curious things in Yellowstone park, among which is a hole which has no bottom that has yet been reached. A line has been dropped down nearly three thousand feet and yet it did not touch bottom.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-19

THE Santa Fe New Mexican is evi- dently not in love with Major Powell's $ scheme for the with6 rawal from public entry of such lands he may designate as available for water storage. In regard to him and his lobby it says: We trust the house is not putting to death the bill providing for the cesslOn of the ard lands to the western states and terri tories. The unanimity with which the democrats are coddling this measure is certainly very significant, particularly in view of the fact that sentiment in the southern states was found So greatly opposed to such an act that the recent Trans-M Mississippi congress at New Or leans failed to have one word to say on the subject. There are more ways of killing a. dog than choking him to death on butter, and it is just possible that the willy democracy is on this trail as regards the arid lands question. Major Powell's lobby IS known to be a very powerful one. In order to throw the western people off the track it has probably so arranged matters us to have this bill reported favorably by the com mittee, concentrating its opposition in the house so as to kill it in open session where the field for successful lobbying IS wider than in 8 committee room. We are satisfied that the sentiment of the senate is all right on this measure. Mem bers of that body are "forninst" Powelrs methods and that is a. big gam in the very start; but the friends of the west will do well to keep their weather eye on the house in this matter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-19
SOLDIERS ATTENTION.

A MULE supposed to have been in the artillery service under Sherman was sold in Georgia recently for SIPS.
 IN twenty-one days recently two Russian officers rode on horseback from Tiftis to Teheran-730 miles. They are bound for China.
 THERE are 27,7s6 Irishmen in the British army. Thirty years ago the number of IriShmen in the queens service was 6O,OOO, but nowadays the sons of the old sod prefer different oc- cupatiOn.
 PREVIOUS to July, 1871, when the sys tenn was abolished, a commission in the British army could be purchased at the following prices: Cornet or ensign, 947O; lieutenant, G7O0; captain, e1,SOO; major, e3, 200; lieutenant colonel, q, 4,5OO
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-19

place of comfort and convenience, where the stranger, in the city or the young men of the city, yet without home anchorages can find pleasant and profitable companionship, it is worthy of the sympathy and support of every right-thinking man and woman in Tue sen. It will occupy vital position, in its relation to young men, wholly inde- pendent of the churches, which have their OWE legitimate field. The associ- ation will not be duplicating. It has specific work We hope that the city hall will be crowded tomorrow evening, by our young men, and citizens, all inter ested in the futherance of this good work.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-19
All Experts Use Royal Baking Powder

Perfect and uniform success in making finest food is certain with Royal Baking Powder than with any other Use it in every receipt calling for baking powder cream of tartar and soda, and the best results in pure wholesome appetizng food assured Experts because 1t adds their success Phys clans and Health Officers recommend because 1t adds to the wholesomeness of the food.
 MARION KIRKLAND: "I regard the Royal Baking Powder the best in the market Since its introduction into my kitchen have used no other"
 Mss MARIA PARLOA: "It that the Royal Baking Powder IS good any can be- have used great deal and always with satisfaction"
 MRS. BAKER, Principal of Washington, D. C., School of Cookery: "I say you without hesitation the Royal
 have tried all, but the Royal is the satisfactory
 M. GoRJU, late CAgf Demonco's New York: "In my use of Royal Baking Powder have found superior all others
 A FoRTIN, Ce White House. for Presidents Arthur Cleveland "I have tested many baking powders but for finest food none but Royal"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-19
BIG MONEY FIGURES.

CoLORADO's ''pay dirt" last year in gold, silver, copper and lead amounted to S53. JAS, 934 Her smelter's product amounted to S44, 1919, 193.
 IT is said that three-quarters of the entire manufacturing capital of the United States, or SG,OOO, GOO, GOO is direct ly or indirectly based upon patents.
 THE total foreign commerce of the port of New York for the year 1891, ac- cording to the annualreport of the New York chamber of commerce, amounted to S1,040, ,GG7, ,425.
 THE exports of gold from New York last year were SIG, ,221 1000, and the i'm ports S31, 1885, ,OOO, making the excess of exports s44.G36,OOO The production of gold in the United States was $50, ,OOO,- 900, of which it is estimated about one-third has been used in the arts.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-19

THE democrats are engaged in their usual pleasantness and bosses are crop ping up three on a stalk and four stalks to the hill and a mighty small hill at that. The usual "undemocratic" con duet bounds from boss to boss with the elasticity of @ rubber ball. But as the old Dutch veteran said of the school boys-"I like to ses littls burgers fight it IS nuts for the republicans.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-19

BECAUSE of the irreconcilable conflict between the Cleveland and Hill fac tious, the democrats are engaged on the nine days wonder as to how they can carry the presidential election without the Empire state. With many of them it is a foregone conclusion that the dean ocratic steamer will leave for Salt river via New York.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-19

INDIANA republicans pronounce in favor of President uarrison and will send their delegates 10 Minneapolis ln- structed to vole for him first, last asd all the time A. least nine out of every ten states where conventions have been held have pronounced in favor of MT. Harrison. His record as president has thus far been without a biemiSh. The business interests of the country are both safe and prosperous while he con- tinues at the head of the nation. It is q foregcne conclusion that he wlil be the re- publican standard bearer in the coming campaign. If nominated, as he most assaredy vii be, he is equally as cer- tain of being elected. The pulse of the country is wIth him and the popular vote in his favor will be even larger than before.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-19

THE Mormons are proselyting in Sa- moa and already boast of having made at least 200 converts. A little oily per suasion on the winds and waves Gs well as on the wives of the Samoans, would be appreciated by the Jack Tars who sail those unhospitable seas.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-19
PRICE OF THE CITIZEN.
 

DAILY. One Copy, Ore Year ia Advance, $lG 0V Oaa Copy, Six Months VO
 WEEKLY. One Copy, Oas Year in Advance, 0J One Copy, Six Months OJ | OCAL NOTICES WILL BE INSERTED Al lL IS cents per line for the first insertion an cents per In for each subsequent lnserllon- TIE ARIZONA DAILY CITIZEN is in its twenty. year, and has an extensive circulation hroughout the territory. Its Associated-P ress reports are fall and concise and especial attention paid Janitorial news.
 IsaRR sroS0sSOE Is always welcone put mus. e crisp, neWsyand to the poiut, Matters of personal nature are ot desired.s
 LEGAL ADVERTISING. xa25 psr square. IJ lines nonparIelI first lnssr ton aud SI .25 per square each subsequent H. sSrtlou.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-19
Tntsl nnmher of delegates

Total number of delegates The election of delegates from the sta es and territorie-. to siC in the National ConY, n ton of Rep. o!icars. whereby their votes the staadard bearer of the ''GTand Old Party IS se- lected to lead on to the victory i one of the mUsi important functions to be discharged and surely merits full attendance at the convention ot oar best and truest party men to select said dele gates.
 The chairman of the Territorial Rnpub lcan Central Committse desires a full atteDdance et our Territorial Conversion, and requests that all proxies to the Convention be held by. lnem- bers Of the Convention from the sane county they have been selected to represent
 WIs. ASHFORD. Chairman Territorial Republican Ceniral Com mIttee,
 ByGEO. E, BROWN, Secretary.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-19
HERBERT BROWN --- Manager
Republican Territorial Convention
RooMs OF THE TERRITORIAL
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RooMs OF THE TERRITORIAL
 RFpuBIIoAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
 PREscorT. Ariz., Feb. 20, 1892, AcOnyentiOn of the republican party P1 ot A'iS, r Tbnrsday the 7th day of April, 1892, for the pur- nose of selecting two delegates and two alter nates to the National Repuhlioaa ioaventlon to be held at Minneapolis on the 7in day of June 1892.
 The basis of representation will .be one dale gate from each county, and one delesate for each fifty votes, and one for each fraction or fifty over twenty-five votes cast for Geo, w. Cheyney for delegate to congress at the NoVe n- Der election in lS91
 The representa- ion of the several counties will, therefore, be as follows: Apache county------------.---.....---  Cocn1se.s---- . 
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-19

MARsHALLTowN, la, March 12.-Fire at Bloomfield last night laid waste the entire south side of the public square, including the opera house and many fine stone buildings. The loss will prob- ably reach S2O0,OOO.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-19

SALT LAKE, March 12.-Jas. Frees, the: MCrmon high councillor, has been arrested by the United States marshal for unlawful cohabitation and held to wait the grand jury's action. The arrest of such an exalted ruler has created consternation m church circles.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-19

SACRAMENTO, Cal. March 12-H. R Palmer, formerly manager of Senator Fairs Yolo county ranch, today shot and killed Charles w. Phleger, whom Palmer had been denouncirg because of matters growing out of embezzle- ment cases brought some time ago by Senator Fair against Palmer, in con nectiOn with the management of the Yolo ranch.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-19

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-19

that nearly all the principal followers of Garza, including the leader himself, will probably be under arrest within the next few days.
 WASHINGTON, March IA joint res olution WIS introduced by Stewart and referred today proposing a constitu- tiOnal amendment that after 1897 no person who has had the office of president for term of four years or any part thereof shall be again eligible to that office.
 EAGLE PAss, Texas, March ll.-WOrd has just reached here that near Ddrago c. NJ. Britain, of the Las Vegas mines, who had with him S!0,0J0 in Mexican silversin safe in his wagon, was way laid by six desperate characters. They were routed and one of their number killed,
 LONDON, March 1.-The American steamer Indiana, which sailed from PhIladeiphia for Russia with a cargo of four and provisions for famine suffer CTS in that country was sighted off the Be rides this afternoon. She signalied All IS well"
 SALT LAKE CITY, March 11.-The trial of Eiias Parsons, United States marshal for Utah territory, on indict- ment for misdemeanor in leasing a building to Chinese for gam bling pur- poses. lis ended. The verdict is not guilty.
 NEW YORK, March 11.-It is now rumcred that the scheme of syndi- cate of English and American capital- ists to buy all the leading type foun- dries of this country and consolidate them in the nature of trust has been consummated.
 NEW YORK, March 11.-S. T. Dodd solicitor for the Standard Gil Co.,, stated this afternoon that it was the intention of the concern to dissolve at the com- ing meeting, and not to reorganize in any way.