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, 1892-08-30

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, 1892-08-30
lis HE A CITIZEN?
A Startling RumOr Relative to
John H. McGraw.
He is Said 10 Have Been Born I'm
the Province of New Bruns-
wick, and NOT In the state Of

Maine.
Very interesting information has been
received in this city from Danforth. Maine,
near the Barker farm, the latter place,
which is said to be the birthplace of John
H. McGraw. candidate for governor on the
republican ticket, that he (McGraw) was
born in the province of New Brunswick
and is not naturalized citizen of the
United States.
1t is also stated hat within recent years
McGraw went to Washington county in
Maine, where the Barker farm is situated,
and endeavored 10 get the court there
to naturalize him on account Of
his father having been natu :alized before
he (John) had attained his majority; but
the court refused to naturalize him. insist
ing that the law gave it no such authority.
1t was the intention of the parties in Maine
to keep this matter entirely quiet until
certain birth records could be
furnished but a Tribune reporter
overheard enough today to lay the above
before the public which has it is said a
more stable foothold than that of mere
rumor. This viii undoubtedly cause a
sensation throughout the state, and if
found to be true viii lead to the withdrawal
Of McGrsw from the ticket.
, 1892-08-30

CHICAGO, August 30.-The program of
the dedicatory ceremonies Of the worlds
fair has been completed as follows: October
cabinet and other guests at auditorium
20th, grand procession Of centuries at
grounds. Following this will be speeches
and military manuvers
, 1892-08-30

WASHINGTON, August 3O.-It is learned
on good authority at the navy department
that the secretary will not detach the
Monterey from the San Francisco station
when she goes into commission. 1t is his
intention to have the vessel remain as the
principal defense of tho city. She will take
coastwise trips northWard as far as Port
land and southwark to San Diego, but will
remain constantly in those waters. The
Monterey will be in commission before the
armor plate for the vertical turret is fin
ished, and its absence will be supplied by
thick oak plank 1t is understood Lieu
tenant Pendleton, of the Washington navy
yard, will be ordered as her executive Of
fcpr
, 1892-08-30

New YoRK, August 3O.-The contract be-
tween the Pacific Mail Steamship company
and the Panama railroad expires on Feb
ruary 1, next, and the Panama railroad
threaten that if the new contract Is not
signed by Thursday, it will establish its
own steamship service between New York
and San Francisco. The Pacific Mail com.
pany has had exclusive rights over the
Panama railroad under fifteen year con
tract paying $50 900 monthly TO the Panama
railroad for transporting its coast wise
business.
, 1892-08-30

NEW YORK, August 3O.--The following
cable was received at the Office Of a sport
ing paper yesterday; Ted Pritchard the
English champion called at the Sporting
Life Office yesterday and issued and issued
a challenge to fight Bob Fitzsimmons,
American middle weight champion for
1000 pounds a side, the largest purse offered
in England or America for middle weight
championship Of the world az II stone and
4 pounds.
, 1892-08-30
Tbe New Ram.

BATH, Me-, August 3O.-The new govern
ment ram popularly known as the Ammen
ram, which is building at the Bath iron
works, will probably be launched in the
latter part of September. The big ram is
now completed save an addition of her
shot tubes, rudder and side plating none
of which can be finished until the Carnegie
works are heard from.
, 1892-08-30
AUIr Innd scheme.

CNcNNAu, August 80.-Beyond all
question the irrigation scheme being
pushed in Florida by capitalists Of this city,
Philadelphia and New y ork, Is to be the
greatest North America has ever seen. At
present it is only big land syndicate, but
II may develope into the giant sugar mo-
nopoly Of the world. The company has
had an existence for months and through
its agents had secured at a few cents an
acre tracts Of land on the St. John and In
dian rivers eighty-three miles long and
from three to six miles wide. II has three
feet Of rich muck and it is estimated 10 be
worth 800 an acre when drained.
, 1892-08-30
Ernnis ComIng Rome.

NEW YORK, August 3O.-Information was
received this morning from Valparaiso that
grand banquet was given at that place
last night by the American colony to Min
lister Egan on the occasion of his departure
for the United States. He sails tomorrow
for a short visit home.
, 1892-08-30
Nd uhIneae Need AppIr

for your Laundry, because the City Steam
Laundry has reduced prices so all can af-
ford to have their work done at a first-class
Laundy, and in frst-class shape, and also
patronize home labor, not China, and run
20 risk Of catching the leprosy, either.
, 1892-08-30

The Port Townsend Southern railroad
has changed its schedule, and trains will
hereafter leave Olympia for TeninO at 8I5
a. M, returning at 1870. In the after
noon will leave at 1880, returning at
$40
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-07
RAM O.N H.aLDES.
Kg.asWOJV= UsALDES.
ACEITE para ALUMBRADo De las FAMlLlAs.
LUZ BRllLANTE.

L6bre de .egpl0si6ss y combustion eapontdsseGs
Sin hssmsO ss6 MsGl OlOr
Este aceite producto de una fabrication
es igual, SIND superior los que Sc
importan del extrangero bajo diversos nom-
ores y marcas, tantO por sus cualidades lumf
aicas como por la seguridad que 0frece q los
cOnsumidOres.
NuestrOs precios son mucho mas reducidos
que los de las marcas extrangeras, que con
este mayor precio no brindan q los conSuml-
dores ventajas de ninguna clase.
La experieneia adQuirida on esta industria
durante muchos amos en- lbs Estad0s Unidos
cuba, M6jico = otr0s paises, nos pernite otre
oer al p1biico un ar5icul0 que 40 SO plsde me
orar ca par5e alguaa sbajo nlngun conoepto
Nuestras marcas LUZ BRILLANTE, ELE-
FANTE, y LUZ SOLAR, estan registradas y
20 perseguira con TODD el rigor lie Ia ley los
alsiicadores.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-07
NNNANNNNN >N&NNN
La /" ReforusGdG EsperGssso," fO,sda q p0sGda.

FL due1o de este antique acreditad0 esta-
Olecimiento, daspuss de terminadas las obras on
81 introducidas que le colocan La altura que-rc
Que requiere el sgl0 XIX, Ofrece sus servicios 81
pdblico desde el dia 1: del pr6ximo mes de So
aiembre, partieularmente los viajeros de IL iala
que visiten la Capital,
Tiene 81 establecimiento habitaciones frescas
Y ventiladas CON t0da eIasa de comodidades. 10
mismO que excelentes sal0Dea comedOrea. Su
iueiio no ha emitido sacrifcios para hacer cOnf0f
table el dicho establecimient0 donde se servir1
e0dO precios muy ecos s6micos.
La REFORMADA ESPERANZA est6 situad0
en- esta Marina, calle de q Fxincesa ntm. +. vi.
sitad dicho establishments ) saldveia complA.
cidosi
Pasrto .Rlae, % Do Aeosto &c 1891.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-07
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-03-16
Less Handed Cooking Utensils.

Evidently a man made that frying pan, and that stew pan, and this wide mouthed basin" growled the cook 'sTo have put their mouths on the wrong side, as if all womankind was left handedl You sec it is most natural for any one to turn out foods from small vessels with the left hand, leaving the right one free to scrape out what still may adhere to the bottom and sides. Then there's that small oil stove with the handle so put on that upon setting it down, the isinglass is turned from you, and the stove has to be completely turned around in order for you to sec the state of the flame when once lighted.
 Such things are very annoying, when so unnecessary. Anybody who cooks, and knows how utensils must be handled, would see at once that the slSillets and pans small enough to be held by the left hand wher being emptied of food, ought to have the mouths on the opposite side from that where most makers put them. l wish they would rise and explain ' Housewife.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-03-16
For wha. lnm |. ramon..

Ulm is famous for having wit messed one of the most extensive and disgraceful surrenders in this cen tury--a century. by the way, partic- ularly marked by great surrenders. On the goth of October. ls05. the no- toriSls Austrian commander Mack, followed by sixteen generals and S6.- 900 men, marched out as prisoners of Napoleon. who had on Shis occa- sion routed. killed or taken prisoner 90, 900 men, with loss to himself of scarcely i.500. It was. l believe, in consequence of the number of prison CTS taken by the French in this cam paign-over 50,000-that Napoleon adopted the plan of distributing them among the farmers in the interior of France, in order to make up for the conscripts he had called out.-Poult- ney Bigelow in Harper's.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-03-16
Rapid w.lsl..z -.,h slll..

Locomotion on ssllp4 is evidently calculated to suggest peril to persons who are accustomed only to walking on their feet We estimate the I,css sible danger of fall from the height of these implements from our ex- periences of ordinary pedestrians falls: but the Landais, habituaied from infancy to this sort of exercise, acquire extraordinary ease md skill ID 1t. Tho tchangne Is perfectly able to preserve his equilibrium. he marches with long strides. halts in a standing position. runs with agility. or executes an occasional acrobatic turn. picking up a stone from the ground, plucling a flower. pretend ing to fall and rise quickly. or run ming in lock step. etc.
 The speed attained by stiltsInen is easily explained. when we regard the superior length of the stride they can make without enlarging the an gle of separation of the legs M. GuyotDaubes in Popular Science Monthly.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-03-16
One Way of Selling ware..

In Morocco the costermonger rec ommends his wares by pledging the credit of saint: In the name of Mulai Idrissl Roast chestnutsp Tn the name of our Lord Mohammed Al Hadjl Popcornl Popcornl" Tn the name of Sidna Ai-bu- -Rhalehl Melonsi Nice, sweet melonsi God is graciousl Beansl Fried beans |" rsThere be no might nor majesty save in Allahi Waterl Cool waterl' These and the like are heard at every turn. Even the auctioneer who is calling out the price of slave. or the bids for Rabat carpet, is care ful to interlard his professional talk freely with allusions to his maker and the plethoric roll of Moorish saints. Chambers Journal.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-03-16
Tl4aoUoH Titg ulsI of YEARS

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-03-16
yoracit, of Ad,u,nns..

I had been told that Mir. R. had seen an adjutant walk quietly along a wall to a sleeping cat. which if pierced with its beak, tossed up in the air and caught in its mouth.
 But I recently met Mir. R. and be tells me that he did not see the ad jutant swallow the cat but that his friend Mir. s. said that he had seen an adjutant pick up and swallow q live kitten. Now that Is a very dif ferent thing. and is more likely to ls true than the story about the cat. for a kitten may be about the same size as a rat, and l have often seen tho adjutants catch and swallow live rats.-Longrnan's Magazine.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-03-16
The Action of Poison.

Nature seems to have provided that no poison which acts externally shall have any effect internally. and vice versa Thus tho most deadly snake venom can be swallowed with impunity, the juices of the stomach presumably decomposing it and ren- dering it harmless. Many experi- ments have been made to prove this On one occasion recorded by Hum. boldt one person swallowed the whole of the poison that could be ob. tained from four Italian vipers with ,out suffering any bad consequences
 In the same way the poison from the envenome6 arrows of South Ameri can Indians csIn he swallowed with safety. provided only that there is no wound on the lips or inside of the mouth. Washington Post.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-03-16
English nra.s.

The composition of English brass is about seventy parts of copper and thirty of zinc. Prince Rupert's metal' contains B to so per cent. of copper, and on account of it's golden color is employed to some extent in jewelry.
 The kind of brass called ''tombacn contains still more copper; nearly eighty-five parts in a hundred. It is the alloy used for the manufacture of what is called Dutch metal, an imitation of gold leaf; it can berolled into sheets, and these can be beaten out till they have only the fifty-thiri thousandth of an inch in thickness. - Chambers Journal.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-03-16
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 One of the most famous and fatal poisons used in Japan and Java Is ob- laincd fnofn the bamboo. The young shoots of she cane. when they first push through the ground. are GOV cred with fine. hrnwuiSh hairs. which, under the microscope. appear to be bayonetiike spikes of crystals of sllex. infinitely sharp and hollow. Small quantities of these hairs sd. ministersd daily in the food bring ou alteration of tue whole alimentaTy canal. stimulating malignant dysen- tery. Inc action must bo of a me chanical rather than chemical na- tsire. just as tho spores of tho com mon pun hall act upon the eyes
 The bamboo crystal Is greatly dreaded by all European residents of Java 4 Dutch official report says that scores of death among Euro pean planters are due to the bamboo hairs and to the jealousy of native women. who. whenever they take a fancy to white man. will either have him or poison him on bamboo hairs if # takes months to acuom- plish the job.
 The infinite~iinal hollow through thsse hairy crystals Is the most re markahle thing in connection with them. they being the only known hollow vegetable or mineral thorns or crystals St Louis Republic
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-03-16
Rewards for Bible Readers
tlrcsi Winter Cesptilia ef hs Lades EIaze
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-03-16

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-03-16
SELLING OUT cAeap.
Hssiistss ss rheir tntere.ts in the rhs,-
 asisfphfs's Baaiains&

adsipi1is's Bsiiainsx ! There stood two old rounsierx i, tho courtyard of the new city hal They wcre gazing la silence at th, half completed municipal palace Presently the taller of the two turnes to his companion and said: Emo, amt tt" -Immensel" !" commented the other Tel you whst it Is, Jim, V, enghter be proud of 1t !"
 What's the use. replied the other :" Taint no use to us
 ''Aebbo it ainf. But VIC ought tS be proud of it cause we own part oi it
 Who ses we dor
 lido. Amt we citizens of this city oy our votes last 'isctionf Coursa we are An es citizens don't VIC own part of all tho city ownsi ACourse we do
 Talkin thata-way, we ds." mur. mured Jim. dejectedly. But taint no good 10 us If VIC do, We can't sell out, Bill"
 T don't know bout that, !" replied Bill, brilliant thought striking him I've got plan. You're broke-so am L I'm agoin to sec if some lb- crai bloke won't take our shares Of our hands. Here cunes ono now.s
 Just then belated up towner en- tered the yard. and as he approached the rounders Bill stepped up to him and said
 Say, my friend. can I talk to you n minitf"
 We'll go on. replied my friend " I'm all ears"
 Well. continued Bill, me and Jim has just been tallin bout this building. We arc both citizens of this city an therefore have share in this building. Amt that sof'
 Correct in theory" answered the man.
 Well, now. look a-here, we ain't got no moro use fer it; an sides, we are both a-goin to leave town tonight an won't be back here agin, an we want to sell our shares out Can you take1em of our handsfH
 That depends. What do you rate them at7s
 Well now, III tell you, my friend. Beins as it's you, an bein's as we wanter git away tonight bad, we'll unload liberal Wen sell out for twenty-five cents share
 ''Whewl Great Scotti That's too high for me They are not worth that on the market now
 That sol Well. then. we'll come down to twenty cents O share
 "No.' replied the man; too high yet"
 Say. my friend" said Bill serious ly. me an Jim has got ter git away tonight sure. an we won't really have no nse for them shares after this Wen unload for fifteen cents a share.n
 'Too high. Since the scandal prices arc away down"
 Well. say" exclaimed Bill. grow ing inpatient what will you give Us for our shares in tho whole towni" ''Tn tell you what I'll do. I'll give you each cigar and five cents apiece for all your undivided shares of the whole thing" ''Donei' shouted Bill. Settles it. We've got to git away an won't let a few cents stand between us. Give us the money an cigars an the shares is yours.r And forthwith the transfers were made. Philadelphia Press.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-03-16
conee Growing in Mexico.

Mexico is fast becoming coffee producing country. The district Of Seconusee contains twenty-six es. tates, employing 1900 men. The cost of production is about seven cents per pound, but as the demand is far ahead of the supply sales are readily made on the plantation at twenty cents per pound. New York Times.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-03-16
No Two Thumb. AIIke.

The Chinese have long been aware that the impressions of no two thumbs, even of the same individual. are alike; and impressions of every criminals thumbs are taken by the police and numbered for reference He may disguise himself as be will make up as he can; but n comparison of the impressions of his thumbs with that in the police archives set ties the identity of an old offender beyond doubt-Chambers' Journal
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-03-16
snlelae. Among ,ns s.eler..

The ratio of suicides among the stokers employed in the mercantile marine is stated by the registrar gen eral of shipping to be 1 in 900, while among the general population it is 1 tn 10, ,000.-London Public Opinion.