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The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-09-09

with which the purse was nude w.
This vast sum would prevent Povcrty in
thousands IL hungry homes, AMI when
one secs IL pros,ituted Ia the punishment
II two beings made IN the image uf God,
aud mn exhibition ol evil, the whole
thing is astonishinly appalling aud dis
gustingly degrading. Why do civilized
people permit such things, anyhow?
JuDGE II. G. Lilly is announced in
this issue IT our paper rs the republican
candidate for RI election ~ judge in this
judicial district, aud his record for six
years past is before the people like an
open book. When ne was elected law
lcssutss held sway, aud 1t was next to
impossible Ia hold court in some of the
counties. Under his iron rule all this
has been changed, and i: is as safe to
hold court In any Of the counties of the
Twen,y.third judicial district rs in the
city oi Louisville. Judge Lilly is pro-
nouuccd partisan in politics, aud il is
no, our province to parade the praises of
any man outside the Democratic party.
Politics aside, however, Judge Lilly's
judicial record is good one, and in Il
business way we simply place him before
the people, leaving them to judge him.
In Il nutshell, his record commends him
and his republicanism condemns him.
But hold maybe we are too fast, for
reading his announcement. We note that
he does not run rs republican.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-09-09

Thousand IL ;hcse pamphlets are To- lie
distributed NJ une among the working
men in the districts 1T the tweniy.sevcn
members who opposed the bill in the
house, The pamphlet requests all who
receive IL Ia sec that the nrw law Is RIG.
idly enforced in their locality. aud says
This law covers all the labor employed
directly 10y the United States aud 10y
contractors aud sub contractors on gov.
ernment work, including all public build.
ings, dry docks aud river and hurbor con.
tracts entered into since August |, 1892. p"
II Capt Lund, Of Ontario, ut present
in Washington, speaks by the card, Can.
ada has no idea Of flunking. lie says:
Canada will not back. down in the
maintenance Of her policy ON account Of
the presidents retaliation decree. The
only effect Of the proclamation will be-
Ia push the work on our canal, the CON
struction of which will he pushed lhro'
the coming winter, so that in the spring
Canada will be indepeI dent Of the Sault
Ste Marie canal. Meanwhile the 20c. II
ton toll imposed on Canadian vessels will
be refunded To the shippers, by the Can.
adian government" IL is hardly neces.
sary to shy that Capt Lund's views do
not accord with those generally held
here.
No protest will be made by this gov
eminent against the seizure by u Russian
war vessel Of one American aud four
Canadian vessels caught sealing in waters
over which Russia claims exclusive juris.
diction. On the contrary, officials here
regard the seizures rs entirely right and
proper, being the exercise of the same
right which the United States claims to
have acquired over Behring's sea by its
purchase of Alaska from Russia.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-09-09
CURRENT news AND Cow MEMr

Gov. PECK was last week nominated
for reelection by the democrats Of Wis.
consin, and there is every assurance that
he will be tr!umphantly elected.
THREE deaths from cholera are report.
ed from New York this week, but rs all
vessels arriving in United States ports
must go into quarantine for twenty days,
III hoped that spread of the disease
may be prevented. 1t will be well, how.
ever, for all persons t5&kee that their
premises are free from filth Of every kind.
Precaution Is the best panacea during
the prevalence of pestilence, and the
present the time to apply it.
TALToN HALL was hanged at Wise
c. H., Va, on Friday for the murder of
John Hylton, July I, 1891. He had
promised to make II speech just prior to
his execution, but though he had big
swig from bottle of brandy, he failed
to find the necessary nerve to face the
multitude which had assembled to see
his murderous neck broken. He died In
seventeen minutes after the drop, aud his
remains were brought TO Letcher county,
Ky, his native home, for burial.
Hon. ApLAI +, STEVENSON, demo-
cratic candidate for vice-president, ad-
dressed 5000 or more people at Herudop,
Ny, near his birthplace, on Friday, and
the old fashioned welcome rendered him
by those who knew him in his boyhood
days was In effect an ovation. FIX. Con.
gresham Jas. A. Mckenzie, a cousin of
the vice president to be, and many other
distinguished democrats addressed the
assembled multitude, which took "din.
ner on the ground" over 200 head of
cattle, sheep and hogs having been killed
and cooked for the occasion.
%
WITH this issue we hoist the name of
Hon. M. c. Lisle, of Clark county, AS
the democratic candidate for congress in
this district, and appeal to the party TO
accord him allegiance, We have from
time to time acquainted our readers with
his abilities, and il is now needless to
expatiatiste on his excellence. He is a
gentleman thoroughly qualified for the
position, In touch with the people of the
district, and one who will reflect credit
upon his constituents as their represent
ative In congress. Let all good demo.
grassland there be no other kind in old
kentucky--now 20 to work for rousing
majority for Marcus on the Sth day of
November, and never let up until the
evening of that day.
-
THE Sullivan. Corbctt fight, advertised
for "Wednesday night last under the au.
spices of the Olympic Club, at New
Orleans. has absorbed the interest of all
the leading newspapers for two weeks
past, to the exclusion of other legitimate
and more palatable news. Why news.
papers will encourage this species Of
brutality isa mystery, These two human
brutes fought for purse Of $4,000. and
the depraved tastes OF the American
people is portrayed In the punctuality
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-09-09
For Circuit Judge.

We are authorized TO announce Judge
HENRY c. LILLY as candidate tor Cir.
cult Judge in the Twen,y.third judicial dis.
trict, composed Of the counties Of Estill,
Lee, Wolfe, Breathltt and Nagofin.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-09-09

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Arizona republican., 1892-02-19
REAL. ESTATE.

night, Mar. 12, on the subject of Free question with anyone who may desire to do so.
 There will be meeting of young men and others interested in the formation of Young Mems Mutual Improvement association, at Lamson's business col lege on Saturday at : o'clock in the evening prompt.
 At ten o'clock yesterday morning the remains of Mrs. Coyle were consigned to their last resting place, by her chil- dren and friends. The services were held at the Catholic church and the funeral took place from that point.
 Bruce Perley is one of the rising young business men of the city. He has made several important deals this week, and has plenty more on the string. When the boom begins in earn est, Bruce Perley will be strictly in it.
 Mir. Beauchamp who is featuring at the Washington Street Methodist church is said to be one of the most elo- quent and entertaining speakers that has visited Phoenix in long while. He will lecture again tonight. His lec- lures are free and it might entertain one to go.
 John Farson banker of Chicago and property owner in the territory, is visiting Phoenix for few days. TIE REPUBLICAN is unable to ascertain, whether his visit is one of pleasure or business, but as he has his eye out for a good thing, it is probable that he will invest still further.
Arizona republican., 1892-02-19
AT MIDNIGHT.
JOHN M'CoY HELD UT LAST NIGHT
 BY JAIL BIRDS.
They Try to Make Cash Raul, But Their Scheme Is Knocked In the Head by a watchful Policeman.

Yesterday three tramps whose names are unknown and who object to giving them were released from the city jail and warned by the city marshal to get out of town. They decided, though, not to go without little pocket change, so they laid for somebody who kept late hours and took on booze when they should be at home with their wives. They found this character in the person of John Mccoy, and getting him around in the alley south of the opera house they proceeded to relieve him of all his spare change, and such other valuable appurtenances as he might be possessed of.
 Policeman Jim Blankenship was close at hand however, and at once took part. The trio objected vigorously and it took half a dozen sound knocks to convince them they were not masters of the situ- ations. The billy brought them to time however, and they languish in heir old quarters in the city bastile where they will remain to answer the charge of robbery.
 The subject of their intended theft went home to build good resolutions, and firm in his resolve, not to indulge too freely in the flowing bowl, again, at a time when he will have to face the terrors of dark night, and lonely al- leys.
Arizona republican., 1892-02-19
CRAZY SARAH ALTHEA TERRY.
She Disappeared Yesterday and Cannot
 Be Found.

Be Found.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Feb. 18-Crazy Sarah Althea Terry, who is insane on spiritualism and believes she is person. ally directed in all her actions by the late Judge Terry, disappered from Editor Culbert's house this morning and no clue has yet been secured to her whereabouts. They dosed her last night with opiates and she secured her first sleep for four days. She looked bet ter this morning and surpris- ed Culbert by appearing in full street costume and saying she wanted to walk on the sidewalk in front of the house. He was amazed when he reach ed the street to find her gone. An alarm was given and the neighborhood was thoroughly searched, but not trace of her could be found There are some who think the poor woman may have thu own herself into the bay.
 Editor Culbert is not sorry Sarah has left his house. He frankly admits he was going to have her put in charge of the authorities tomorrow, as she had worn him out and damaged his place by her eccentricities. The story of her wrecked mind and forlorn condition ex- cited much pity among those who knew her before she began the disastrous law suit against Sharon.
Arizona republican., 1892-02-19

the first railway, Pacific Southern, at Yuma Crossing and ended with near to the completion of the Atlantic X Pacific, without a days interruption by Indians. During the first year all raids from New Mexican Indians were completely stopped. Afterwards no Arizona out breaks occurred that were not speedily checked and punished and that before single band reached the Mexican from tier. Of this am justly proud. But the confidence reposed in me and the friendship and support accorded by the citizens and civil authorities of the territory will always be source of peculiar gratitude and pleasure.
 Regretting that l have not found time to give you a connected narrative for the Historical society of Arizona and hop ing the documents forwarded are not too late for usefulness. Believe me,
 Respectfully and truly yours,
 O. B. WILCOX,
 Brt. Major General.
Arizona republican., 1892-02-19
FROM TEMPE AND MESA. A News Budget From Two Enter
 prising Towns. LOCAL ITEMS-PERS0NAL NOTES. Numerous Visitors Are Reported as
 Arriving at Tempe. Dr. Chandler's Surveying Party Be- gins Work on the Extension
 of the Mesa Canai.
Special to THE REPUBLICAE N.

Special to THE REPUBLICAN,
 TEMPE, Ariz., Feb. 1S.-H. Hewitt is in town from Final.
 Richard Miller, of Dudleyville, was in Tempe yesterday.
 c. F. Cronin, of Los Angeles, regis tered at the Tempe house yesterday.
 There was great excitement in Tempe yesterday when Judge Forsee was seen to work.
 Miss Bertie Hardwicke is confined to her bed with severe illness.
 A party of serenaders were out last night, and whether all got back alive, is not as yet known.
 A reporter noticed couple of our most notorious prevaricators in close conversation yesterday, swapping lies {; and what the reporter heard would equal the mystical tales of Don Quixote.
 MT. c. II. Wheeler arrived in town from Silver King yesterday. He reports the mines closed down and business suspended at that place and the hotels closed.
 George Spooner is again around after a serious illness.
 Dr. Chandler and wife were in Tempe yesterday.
 Fred Uthmeier, of Phoenix, was seen on the streets yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1892-02-19
Mesa News.

Dr. A. J. Chandler's surveying party started Monday to complete the survey of the Chandler extension of the Mesa canal.
 After giving them all the trouble im- imaginable, by requiring them to make trip to Phoenix for necessary papers, having already made one trip from Tempe to Mesa through mud hub deep, and of the very worst grade, the stony and unsympathetic heart of Judge Stan dage at last failed him, and on Sunday, the l4th, put an end to the torture and anxiety of Mir. James Mobly and Mics Gandloupe by declaring them man and wife,"
 Miss Hattie Hobson arrived from Phoenix on yesterdays stage.
Arizona republican., 1892-02-19
PERSONAL NOTES.
Movements of Phenix People - Arrivali
 and Departures.

and Departures.
 l.. Harmon was over from Tempe yes terday.
 Jas. II. Morris is in the city from Denver, Colo.
 MT. Clark went to Tempe on tine stage last evening.
 Henry A. Burrett, of Oakland, is in che city prospecting.
 w. NJ. Sellers, of Tempe, was down yesterday doing Phenix.
 Jas. P. McAllister is up from Tomb stone to spend few days.
 Wm. NJ. Wallace is here from San Francisco. He will remain some days. II. k. Holt, of Pasadena, Cal, re- turned to Phoenix from Los Angeles yesterday.
 w. E. Johnson, from Grand Forks, N. D., is enjoying the springlike eli mate of Arizona.
 D. Henderson, president of the Con- solidated National bank of Tucson, is up on business.
 Hon. Sam Webb of the Gazette, re- turned yesterday from trip in the in- teresss of that paper.
 T. A. Jobs is rapidly regaining his health, and was being congratulated yesterday by his many friends.
 k. J. Holman has returned to Phm- nix after two years travel in Mexico, Texas, South Carolina and Georgia.
 Sam Webb, of the Gazette, returned yesterday from business trip to No- gales and other points in the southern part of the territory.
Arizona republican., 1892-02-19
LOCAL BREyITIEs.
Sayings and Doings in Ph@nix and the
 Surrounding Country.

Sayings and Doings in Ph@nix and the
 Surrounding Country.
 Real estate sales at Mesa are good and changes in land ownership are ire quent.
 The stage passenger traffic between this city and Tempe is good though they still cross by ferry.
 Yesterday the governor issued com mission to Lincoln Fowler as notary public for Maricopa county.
 Will Hopkins who has been very low with pneumonia is now recovering and will soon be on the street again.
 The Band of Hope will meet in the I. o. G. T. Hall on Sunday at half past two instead of o'clock as formerly.
 Mir. Osborne was in from the country yesterday and said that the prospect for barley and wheat was never bet ter.
 This morning J. l.. Powell shipped out two horses. One of them was the Cook animal and they go to Los An geles.
 Maurice Fleischman received a fine cigar holder as q present from Steele X Wal ker, of St. Joseph, Mo-, through yes terday's mail.
 Recorder Schwartz did not have q rose of down and drunk" before him yesterday. Things were extremely dull about the city's office.
 Samuel P. Putnam will lecture, with. out charge, at the opera house Saturday
Arizona republican., 1892-02-19
DOCTOR HELM IN CRURT.
lContlnued from first page, ]

unless on Thursday when she was bet ter, and in much better spirits.
 The defense insisted that the witness give her exact language respecting her death, when, quoting her, he said: "I am sure will die for am vomiting the same kind of stuff that Dr. Helms wife did," Continuing he said that she was vomiting black vomit, caused by peri tonts, and that he did not remember ever having treated case, when the vomiting set in and the patient recov- cred.
 On the cross-eXamination, conducted by Mir. Baker, the testimony of the wit ness was about the same and nothing new was brought out except that Dr. Hughes had had her make statement exonerating him. He said he did this because he was informed that Dr. Helm had circulated the report that he was to blame for her condition.
 The witness was excused for the time and the attorneys discussed the question of admitting her statement as dying declarations" at length, after which the court adjourned till o'clock this morning.
 At the noon recess which took place during Dr. Hughes examination, Judge Gooding put the jury in charge of a special bailif and gave them the usual instruction not to talk among them selves, Or with anyone else about the case. Last night they were kept to- gether in charge of the officer.
 One feature of the days proceeding was that the defendants attorneys ob- jected to almost every question asked by the prosecution. and when such ob- jection were overruled, saved exceptions. The exceptions if written out would fill several columns. The court house was filled all day with throng of attentive spectators whose interest did not lag.
Arizona republican., 1892-02-19
YESTERDAY WITH THE RECORDER
Resume of the Business Transacted by
 That County Official.

That County Official.
 The following business was transacted at the office of the county recorder yes terday:
 J. w. Evans and wife to Granville Molcom, by warranty deed, wla of neIa sec. P, twp. 2n,r3e. Consideration, s4,000. Robt. McPherson, w. E. Pope and O. F. Thornton, articles of incor- poration. Proposes to construct and operate canals on Gila river. Amend ment of articles dated July 20, 1887.
 Wm. Christy to Clark Churchill, by warranty deed, nela of sela and sela of sel2, sec. l3, twp. 2 n, r e. Considera- tion, $3,6OO.
 Geo. L. Pearson and wife to Clark Churchill, by warranty deed, ne1 of nw-4 sec. l3, twp. 2 n, r e, and water. Consideration, Sl 200.
 Isaac E. Springer and wife to Clark Churchill, by warranty deed, se4 of sw4 sec. l3, twp. n, 8, and water. Consideration, S1 ,0O0.
 Granville II. Oury, by will, bequeaths to his wife, Sarah NJ. Oury, all of sec. II, twp. 1 8, 4 e, and water. Lots 2, 1, 6, 8, 10, l2, blk. 79, Phoenix, and the MonteZuma canal on Gila river. Also property in Florence.
 c. w. Johnson to Earl & Davis, by bargain and sale deed, lots 27 and 28, blk. 7, Capitol addition, consideration $500; R. F. Kirklank to Geo. E. Loring, by quit claim deed. 50xl40 1t. of lots l , and 5, blk. 78, Phoenix, consideration sl.00; G. E. Loring and wife to II. II. Wharton, by warranty deed, same, sub ject to S2,50O mortgage, consideration, sl,750; Thos. w. Hine. by warranty deed, one-hslf interest in Sc. sec. 27, tp. ? h., r. e., consideration $l .O0, val uable consideration.
Arizona republican., 1892-02-19
PHGNIX BUSINESS MEN.
Items Picked Up by Reporter Anon
 the Merchants.

The J. J. Gardiner machine shop has resumed operations and is now pre-. pared to handle all kinds of machinery. Also does horse shoeing and general black.smithing.
 Isaac Gilbo at w. M. Nichols black. smith shop, corner Montezuma asd Madison streets does first class h@fse- shoeing at reasonable prices. He shoes bronchos, stallions or gentle horses and will guarantee your horse not to inter- fere. He also makes a speciality of de- formed diseased or damaged feet.
 Now is good time to paint your roof with Roman rcot paint, while it is not raining.
 A. Kirkpatrick has purchased w. c. Haverl g interest in the Dublin cor ral a!ld will hereafter conduct general livery business in connection with the iced yard. Will also buy, sell and trade horses and mules.
 For choice family groceries go to F.. F. Kellner's store.
 If you want your grocery orders promptly filled give them to our delivery clerk who will call regularly. E. F. kellner's store.
 Buy your wall paper and have it hung by White, opposite Commercial Hotel.
 Best soap in the world, Tea Rose Borax.
 Best and cheapest family groceries at La Mariposa store.
 Broken glass replaced at Whites opposite Commercial Hotel.
 Tents and Wagon Sheets at Talbot X Hubbard's Hardware Store.
 House, sign and carriage painting, paper hanging, John q. White.
 Use Tea Rose Borax soap.
 The only reliable grocery store in the Territory in La Mariposa store.
 For pure liquors and cigars, go to the Roma saloon, corner Monroe and mon- tezuma streets. F. Ceschetti X Bro., proprietors.
 P. F. Nilsson, the Jeweler, has re- moved his Jewelry Store to the Frye Block, next door to the Bee Hive Store.
Arizona republican., 1892-02-19
Cholera Among sharks.

The curious news comes from Bom- bay that an epidemic of cholera has broken out among shoals of sharks, those terrible monsters that infest the Indian ocean. The bodies of several British seamen who had died of cholera in the harbor of Bombay were taken out to sea and buried, and it is supposed that the sharks contracted the disease by feast ing on the bodies of the human victims. --Eychnn"a
Arizona republican., 1892-02-19
Lunch Counter.
Over the Telephone.

Hello! Is that L. B. Gabbert at the Nickel Plate?"
 "Yes."
 "Have you any of those nice tender loin steaks?" "Oh, yes"
 "How about those delicious home- made nlince and pumpkin pies?" Have plenty"
 "And that excellent coffee" We've had big rush but still have plenty"
 Who cooks all those good things at the Nickel Plate"
 ''We employ white cooks and walters only"
 Good That's where Tn going to eat" "We also keep fresh fish and oysters" All right, give me a dozen fried oys- ters. Will be right up."
Arizona republican., 1892-02-19
X Gypsy Festival,

A gypsy festival will be given at the Baptist church, Tuesday evening, Feb. 23 The program will begin at 80. An admission of twenty-five cents will be charged, including a lunch of coffee, sandwiches and doughnuts, which will be served by the gypsies at the close of the program.
Arizona republican., 1892-02-19

The famous salt lake of Aalia Paakai, near Honolulu, occupies the crater of an immense tula cone, whose ejecta covers several square miles, and are especially remarkable for containing numerous aggregations of crystalline grains ef pure olivine.
Arizona republican., 1892-02-19
GEN. 0. B. WILLCuX.
A Letter From a Gentleman We'll Known
 In Arizona.
GovERNoR's OFFICE,

GovERNoR's OFFICE,
 U. $. SOLDIERS HOME, WAsmNGToN, D. C., Feb. IS, 1892. HoN. CHARLES D. PosToN,
 President Arizona Hist. Society. My DEAR CoLoNEL-I have collected and mail you today besides enclosed the orders and reports concerning military operations very nearly from 1881 to 1882 (autumn). Should there be any point on which you desire further in formation will try Co supply it with great pleasure.
 My advent came with the entrance of
Arizona republican., 1892-02-19
Attention Horsemen,

W. II. Smith has moved from his old stand to the shop formerly owned by J. A. Gilmour, corner of Adams and Centre streets, where he will always be found ready to wait on his old customers as well as new ones.
Arizona republican., 1892-02-19
MT. La Wall in the City.

c. E. La Wall, representing D'An- coma x Co.,, merchant tailors, l69 Clark street, Chicago, is at the Commercial. MT. La Wall has large invoice of sam pies of a yard and quarter lengths from which the trade can make their selec- tions, and he guarantees correct fits and the best of materials and workmanship at reasonable prices.