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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-09

PORT OF WEST POINT, JUNE 8. Isqs
ARRIVED.
Steamship Columbia, Jenney, New
York, passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Nickle. Baltimore.
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm City. Marshall Walker
ton. passengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Columbia, Jerney New
York, general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Nickle. BaltImoe
passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-09

Tor all forms OF disordered stomach use
bremo.Sshzer, A palatable, prompt cure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-09

The following item. clipped from ~.
FIT. Madison Qowa) Democrat. conta,,.
information well worth Remembrance.
"Mr. John Roth. OF this city. who mo,
with an accident few days ago. spra,nN
ing and bruising his leg and arm ou,,.
severely, was cured by one 50 cent bottls
OF Chamberlain's Pain Balm" This rem.
edy is without an equal for sprains ara
bruises and should have place in every
household For sale by Owens 4 Niino-
Drug Company 1907 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-09

The Virginia Safe Deposit and Fidelity
Company
acts as executor. administrator. guardian.
receiver trustee for estates. corporations
or individuals: issues policies OF n.
surance, guaranteeing titles; receives val.
uables on storage. and rents the most
approved safety boxes in its thoroughly
burglar-proof vaults.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-09

The Planters National Bank
offers every facility 10 patrons and So
lIcits the accounts Of merchants. manu-.
facturers, corporations and individuals.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-09

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. June Q. isag.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-09

Tho object Of this suit IS 10 obtain for
- ,tstrfiff a divorce a yinculo matfi-
mi from the defendant. And an an
davit having been made and filed that the
defendant Is not a resident Of the State
~ Virginia. IL is ordered that she DO ap-
near here within nfteen days after no
line publication Of this order. and do what
e. necessary 10 protect her interest herein.
A cOpy-Teste:
w $. LEA<E. Clerk.
THOMAS. Attorney. je9-fric
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-09
What
Say You?

The closing season finds US con-
fronted with a large line Of odds
and ends in our Children's De-
partment, and as a sure way Of
reducing same, we have decided
to make sweeping reductions, in
surfing your purchases at a time
when most needed. 70 simplify
the stock SO as make you feel
more at home, we have arranged
our entire Children's Stock in five
distinct prices.
Arizona republican., 1893-04-21

from Tucson and settled vigorously
down to the work which lay before him.
Mrs. Hughes remained at Tucson.
There were registered at the Mills
houses Yesterday: l.. +. Erb, Vic
toria, B. G.; Frank ID. Wells, Harqua
Hala; Frank Murray, New Mexico.
Commercial hotel guests Yesterday
were: A. Hoover, Tucson; Walker G.
Hadlnv, New Mexico; A. w. Stone,
Florida; s. l.. Clark, New York; IL.
Adams, San Frarciscn; VIM. Cleve,
San Francisco; l.. +. Erb, Victoria, B.
G; Il. G.. Powers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Spencer with their
children left last night for Aurora. His,
and Chicago, Mr.. Spencer's parents
reside at Aurora where they will make
their headquarters. Mr.. Spencer will
return in the course OF a couple OF
months but his wife will remain until
about the first OF September.
Arizona republican., 1893-04-21
A REAL SNAKE STORY.
Tho Serpent Got Into the Hornets Mes
to Catch the Hornets.

Tho Serpent Got Into the Hornets Nest
to Catch the Hornets.
A citizen of fredericksburg, Va,
claims that while travelling to Tappa-
hammock he saw a large blacksnale
slowly crawling among the branches of
tree that stood b., the roadside.
Following the snake with his eye the
observer saw an unusually large
hornets nest attached to one of the
branches of the tree, and toward which
the snake was advancing.
When close to the nest the snake
coiled itself about limb. releasing it's
tail, and with it gave several hard raps
upon The exterior of the nest as if
knocking for admission. The noise of
the blows and the swaying of the nest
caused the hornets to leave their home
and prepare for an attack upon the in
trudcr. The snake ceased tapping
with its tail as soon as the hornets left
the nest, uncoiled itself and quickly
disappeared, taking the place of the
,orncts within their nest.
Presently the snakes head was seen
to peer out, and its bright black e. les
glistencd as he anticipated feast from
which the bravest man would shrink
with fear. The snake drew his head
within the entrance hole to the nest I'M
til nothing was seen of it except an oc-
casional fOrked tongue that darted in
and out with lightning rapidity. Think
ing the coast clear the hornets began
Arizona republican., 1893-04-21
A Historical Gallows.

JACKSON. Miss, April 2U.-Thirty.six
years ago James Copeland was hanged
at Augusta, Perry county, by Sheriff j.
X. 5. Pitts, on galows which was
then thirty years old, and which is still
standing, perfectly sound aud good. The
yallo"s was erected for the purpose of
hanging negro who murdered a man
namPd Harvey, sixty.six years ago.
Copelend was also hanged for The muir
der Of n Harvey. He was the leader of
a gang Of the most desperate robbers
and thieves ever known IN this neigh
hood A handsomely bound copy of t. e
life of Copeland. written by ex Sheriff
Pitts, was today presented to Milsaps
College by the anthor.
Arizona republican., 1893-04-21
!MPERSONAl MENTION.

IN Pennsylvania man has been
fined 81, 600 for calling another 'Mol-
ly Mcguire"
A MICHIGAN man quit smoking on the
18th OF January this year, and in one
weeks time he claimed to have gained
four pounds of flesh.
\ FRaNCu merchant, the victim of
several dcfaulting cashiers, now adver-
tises for "a cashier as honest as posi-
bic and paraiyzed il both legs"
THERE arc now living within u radius
of ten miles of Ashland, Me-, eight
American women who are the mothers
of one hundred and two children, eighty
of whom are living in the enjoyment of
rood health md sound minds.
Arizona republican., 1893-04-21
UNEASY FINANCIERS.
Concerning Secretary Car
isles Prospective Order.
Their Opinion of the Effect of Re-
fusal to Redeem the Treasury
Silver Notes In Gold.

New YoRE, April ASSOCIATED
Press Bank officers, brokers and
tinanciers generally down town are in a
quandary over the report that SeCre-
tary Carlisle might issue an order di-
rectlng no more treasury notes to be re.
deemed in gold. These notes were is.
sued in payment for silver purchased
by the government, and there are about
$50. 900 900 in circulation at present,
mostly IN New York and the east. Most
national hank presidents seen today dis
credit the report. They are. therefore,
unwilling 10 attempt TO fOietell the
result OF such an order, il 1t was issued.
There is a consensus OF opinion OF the
bank pres dents spoken to that the first
effect OF such an order would lie TO send
gold TO small D emium. Cons derabie
talk was INDUCED in AFTER the close Of
the stock exchange about the alleged
heavy shipments OF gold by saturdays
steamers to Europe. So far as can be
learned at TINS time, only one house
will ship. The consignment will he NJ
least $4,000, OOJ unless they can secure
bills. There appears to be- DISPOSE
ton on the part Of certain exporters to
avoid sending gold, as they do not care
to bear the criticism which they think
wilt follow the breaking In on the $780,
0OJ,C0J gold reserve. The unusually
high rates for exchange led to the talk
about the he wv out flow Of gold.
Arizona republican., 1893-04-21

to return to their nest, when the snake
took them in as fast as they could enter.
Watching the proceedings for some
time GU; informant concluded that all
the hornets had been safely hived. and
he stood up in his buggy, tapped the
nest with his whip, and awaited the re-
suit.
No hornets appearing, the nest was
then knocked to the ground, opened,
and his snalicship found in torpid
condition, with his size greatly in
creased. The snake was killed and n
post-mortcm held with the following
result: Stomach stuffed with dead
hornets
Arizona republican., 1893-04-21
FIRED BY WINE.
Chas. DOMINATE Tries to Slash
a Stranger
On Account of the Unsettled and
Unsatisfactory Condition of the
n Jackass Market.

Some years ago Chas DOMINATE bought
n pocket knife of Wostenholm man
ufacture, on the installment plan. The
second installment OF $25 became due
and was paid yesterday and Mr.. Don
nate threw the knife away. 1t was this
way: Mr.. DOMINATE and friend came
down from the mountains day or two
ago and took lodgings at the Avenue
corral.
Yesterday morning he joined svndi-
cate formed for the purpose OF dlmi.
nishing the wine supply. At the end
of the third bottle he got into an i'm
aginary dispute about the price of some
iackasses he was going to bny. he
drew his knife and made "shashay"
at a stranger Georoe Miller who had no
interest either in Mr.. Donate or the
iackass market, but was sitting quietly
reading Il speech by the late Col. She
pard on the subject OF trusts and mono
poles.
lie suddenly caught the CLEAN OF Mr..
Donates knife and turned back
somprsault out OF the chair. Mr.. Don
nate had singled Mr.. Miller out because
he was nearer to him, bnt he had 1t in
equally for all mankind on account OF
the rising monetary value OF the jack.
ass, aud he accordingly tried TO disem-
bowel the next nearest man, whose
stomach was, however, we'll protected
by "A leather coat. At this point Mr..
Dounate was subdued and later arrested
on complaint oil Mr.. Miller. His trial
occurred before Justice Kincaid vester-
day afternoon, and he was his own law
yer. In cross-queStioning he made no
allusion to the main points OF the case,
bur confined himself to what he be-
lieved was the original cause OF dispu-
tation. He inquired OF each witness
whar remarks he himself had been
heard to utter on the subject of jack
asses. His inquiries were objected To
as irrelevant, and the cause was ulrl'
mately decided against him. Fined S25.
Arizona republican., 1893-04-21

JOHN w. BOOKwALTEB, the Ohio mil
lionairc, said the other day: Il cannot
tell you how much money have spent
trying to build machine which would
fly. But | think that l have a model
under way now that will solve the prob
lem"
CLEVER idea that, of the man who
carries an expensive umbrella. He has
the handle made so that it can be taken
off, and whenever he has occasion to
leave the umbrella in public place he
takes the handle off and puts it in his
pocket. Of course nobody would care
to appropriate an umbrella without a
handle.
Arizona republican., 1893-04-21


Oberdill dock and Craws of Cipli.
ment.
Compound Car Pills.
Please Send me loot. Worthc of Love
drops. Trulcy yours.
Bitter Apple l0c. Sweet Caporal Gig
arettcs, &C. Chunc Gum, sc.
l0c. glycerinc with little carbolic
acid, amonia, florida water, barume
ebay RUM.
want 5 cents of Moline pills, the
little ones.
idine of pot ash.
Pleas send me dimes worth of vur-
bin whisky.
&c. flax seed the hole ones.
Ascileascd (acetic acid).
Please send me l5c Worth of 3 grain
quine Capssuls please put them up
fresh.
Please Send Ne Dose of Calomel for
an agtblc Person, and two Doses of
Catholic Pills pharmaceutical Era.
Arizona republican., 1893-04-21
PERSONAL.

Ex-Governor X. G. Powers came up
yesterday from the works on South ella
Canal.
GINS Herschfeld left night before Last
for San Francisco on trip Of mingled
business and pleasure.
Mr.. +. II. Miller left last night for
Cincinnati IN the interest Of The Ward
Sanltarium. He will return in about
two weeks.
Jack BoIan will leave the first Of the
next week FIR ChcaVo t. be the first
man in when the worlds fair gales are
SWING open.
Frank d Wells came down from the
Haiqua Halas YESTERDAY and reported
that part of the territory in flourish
ing condition.
Governor Hughes returned yesterday
Arizona republican., 1893-04-21
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Otto Sievert, native OF Germany
was yesterday made citizen of the
United States.
Alice Owens yesterday filed final
proof of desert land entry claim t.
nw4, sec 35, tip s. roe.
A meeting oil Engine company No.
is called for tonight at the engine rUUn
at IL 80 10y the foreman, j. l.. b. Alex
ander.
The services at the Methodist Episco
pal church south will be continued
through next week. Services will b,
held daily al 3 p. III. and I p. IN. by W.
Il. Vaughn, Pastor.
Juan Hidalgo, the discoverer OF the
new mining claims III the Harqua Halas,
exhibits remarkable evidence OF the
richne OF the ore in the claims. 1t is
gold button, made yesterday, aud
worth $ll 80. produced from quantity
OF ore weighing between two aud hall
and three pounds.
w. X. Meade, the new super.
intendent OF the te7ritoral prison,
passed MariCOpa on his way 10
Yuma to assume charge OF the institu-
ton. Mr.. Meade had come direct from
Washington. He was accompanied by
his assistant, NJ. +. Shaw, former
sheriff Of Pima county.
Judge Gooding went to Yuma last
night TO try an important condemns
ton case. A government appropriation
has been made to construct levee t.
repair the ravages OF the food two
years ago, but the application OF he
appropriation depends upon the out
come of the suit, as the land upon
which IL Is necessary 10 construct the
ievee il Withheld by the owners from
use for this purpose.
There WAS an unusually heavy pas.
senger train yesterday morning. Wis
itOrs still continue to come from all
parts Of the United States, attracted by
the spreading renown OF The Salt River
valley. Tie tide OF travel is still coming
in, though there isan outgt 10y undercur-
rent OF residents Of the city leaving for
the worlds fair and elsew here on bust
ness tiips, winch have been delayed until
there was an assurance Of settled and
decent weather in the nor tn and east.
Guadalupe Lara was tried in Justic
Kincaid's court yesterday for beating
Daria Barragan a woman with whom IT
Is said he has been living. The tesl
mony was Of solaciOus character bui
proved nothing beyond the fact that
Guadalupe ard Ddria ave not living such
lives As will prprpre them IOr q
blessed and ID iois i'm no lily.
This, however, the Judge did NOT feel
called upon 10 IKE in,ocon ider a.
ton anu accordingly dIs missed Ca.e.
There is new breed of snakes loose
in Arizona. A gentleman named Ander.
son, with penchant for curious things,
recently brought to Phoenix from some.
where IN the southeast a snake, name
unknown, but Oi the constructor
family. Mr.. Anderson WAS greatly
attracted by collection OF snakes,
monsters and other undesirable ter
r'torial products on tap at the Irvine
Company's book store. He determined
TO donate his solitary snake to the mu
scum. He was going t. deliver it yes.
terdav, but night before last the con-
strictor escaped. The reptile is not
poisonous, hut has weak ness, or more
properly speaking, strength for squeez-
ing things.
Arizona republican., 1893-04-21
Res Iauranus.
QUONG Hing & CO., Props.
]. s, NAIL AND STAGE LINE.

Passengers from Globe, San Carlos, Fort
Thomas and all points below will please take
the stage at solomonville for Duncan on Mon.
making close connection at Duncan with IN
train from Lordsburg TO Clifton rnd Morenci
Also with the stage f'r Carlisle, New Mexico
returning rom Duncan to Solomonville on ar
rival Of train from Clifton and stage from Car.
Isle on Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays, ar.
irving at SolCmOnville ut o'OclocK D. m.
keep a good corral at each end of the route
This Is a short road free from dust and chuck
holes. Commercial men taken on any day o.
the week.
NOAH GREEN,
Proprietor.
The morning call., 1893-03-08
STONE IS DISTURBED.
Troubled by the Dominance of
the Federal Judges.
He Harks Back to the Good Old Times
When the Rights of States
Were Understood.
Special to THE MORNING CALL

JEFFERSON. No., March 7.-Since Friday
last when Judge Phillips of the United
States court announced his decision in the
case of the st. Clair County Judges, Cover
nor Stone has been giving the points Of the
opinion some close attention. He gave out
to-day lengthy statement on the subject.
He denies that he is trying to defy the Fed
eral courts and then says:
II presume that the people af the State
could abolish the County Courts altogether
If they saw proper to do so without first
asking leave of the bondholders or the Fed
erai Judges, though may be guilty of in
citing treason in saying it. The Fedora,
court Is Semi-fOreign to the State. The
Circuit Judges are rarely citizens of the
State whose laws they set at defiance. The
States have absolutely no control over them.
They have no special concern or interest in
the State governments. They hold life
offices and draw salaries from the Federal
Government They are in measure sep
arated from the States. They belong in
peculiar sense to the United States. The
General Government is magnilied and the
State Government dwarfed in their
thoughts. They are apt to force their
measures and purposes without much re-
gard to local interests or the rights of the
State"
The Governor thinks it would be better
ito go back TO the old rule which prevailed
in the better days of the republic, when the
spirit as we'll as the letter of the cOnstitu-
ion was observed, and WREN State SOW
oreig gnty-sOvereigu within its proper
sphere-was something more than a shallow
pretense or mocking dream. Do that and
these hateful aud menacing conflicts in
jurisdiction will disappear"
The morning call., 1893-03-08
UNHAPPY HONDURAS.
The Republic Torn by Armed
Factions.
General Vasquez, Leiva's Minister of
War, Accountable for the Rev
oIutiOn of BoniIIa.
Special to THE MORNING CALL

PANAMA, March Two revolutions are
now destroying the tranquility of Hon.
duras; two Revolutionary armies are about
to engage In a battle for supremacy; two
rivals for the Presidency stand ready to
seize the Government, which Ponciano
Leiva. the lawfully elected executive, was
forced to abdicate.
have just received the news from ANA
pala, Honduras, that General Vasquez, Min
lister Of War under President Leiya, is the
leader Of a revolution, which is the rival to
the one started at Cholutrea by Policarpo
Bonilla. General Vasquez struck more
effective blow against the Executive than
did Bonllla. although the latter started his
revolution with brilliant victory on the
plaza at Choluuea.
While Bonila, aided by General Ter
rencia Sierra, was capturing ChOlutrea and
preparing to march upon Teguicigalpa for
the purpose of proclaiming himself Presi-
dent, General Vasquez was dealing an ef-
fectiYe blow at the Government. which he
finished by declaring himself Dictator of
the republic.
1t was rumored to-day that Teguicigalpa
had fallen into the hands of General Sierra
Polocorpo, Bonila's chief Of staff, and that
a proclamation had been issued declaring
that BOnilla had been chosen President
Telegraphic communication with Teguici-
gapa is interrupted, and / have not been
able to obtain confirmation or denial of the
report.
From Santa Barbara 1 have received a
dispatch which says that ex-President Bo-
gran of Honduras, who was succeeded by
Leiva, has announced that he will support
the cause of General Vasqnez and has sent
strong detachment to re-euforce his army.
Meanwhile dispatch from COrinto, Mica
ragua. saws that the Nicaraguan forces are
being modified on the northern frontier,
but their missiOn is not made nnhlic
The morning call., 1893-03-08
GOLD SHIPMENTS CONTINUE.
Unceasing Drain of the Yellow Metal
to EurOne

New YoRE, March THE shipments of
gold to-day were So, 100000. Arrangements
are being made to ship $1,000, GOO more on
Saturday and S1,GoO.OG0 next Tuesday.
Many banks and capitalists marked MP the
cent per diem, in addition to the legal inter-
est of per cent, was paid by borrowers,
or 80 per cent per annun. Some refused to
stand the shave" and liuuidated their
stock accounts, which added to the bearish
feeling.
The Wall-street Journal quotes one of the
largest and most influential bankers in Wall
street as saying: "'rhe financial situation is
getting more serious every day, and il is
time for business men to think fast as to
the remedy they propose to Put into force.
The country is pulling itself into a hole
very fast. If prices were at all inflated the
stock would pop open like corn In fire.
The West is retting very uneasy and wants
its money at home. New York is sending
its silver and keeping gold. Europe has
STOPPED buying bonds, even gold bonds. It
rests with the business men of the country
10 remedy the present trouble, If they will,
by demanding immediate action on the part
Of the administration
The Wall-street Journals Washington
special says: [ have just seen Secretary
Carlisle. Ife says nothing has been deter
mined upon yet, but the bond issue may be
considered at the Cabinet meeting to-mor-
row. My own judgment is there will be no
bond sales as long as the gold reserve is in
excess of 500, coo, Geo.
The morning call., 1893-03-08
DOWN To BEDROCK.
Alarming Statements of Foster Con-
cerning the Treasury.


WASHINGTON. March Ex-Secretary
treasury was down to bedrock when he
turned it over to the new Secretary to-day.
Carlisle finds himself confronted with the
great responsibility OF maintaining n gold
basis, and man of less ability might find
the task n very difficult one. 1t is probable
that before he has been two days in Office
he will find it necessary to choose between
Issuing bonds and trenching upon the gold
reserve.
The ex-Secretary said that the depart
ment was now practically down to the gold
reserve. there being less than $1,000, 900 in
gold. He die not regard the situation as
alarming, however, as all the excitement
about gold shipments appeared TO have
subsded. The monetary condition was he
said. better than he expected TO find it at
this time. and did not look as alarming as
it did a week or more ago.
When asked if he did not think bonds
would have to be issued he replied that
Carlisle might use some of the reserve.
He said Carlisle undoubtedly had right to
use part Of the gold reserve If lie needed to
do so. Besides the gold reserve. Foster
said, he had turned over to the new Seere-
tary about S29.000,o 600 consisting of the
national bank reserve aud subsidiary coins
and disbursing officers balances. Against
this are all outstanding drafts, covering
most of it, but not liable to be presented for
payment at once.
Congress" he said, SHOULD have in
creased the whisky tax fifty cents and given
rs chance to replenish our stock of
money. The fact is. the demand for gold is