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The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-11-09
Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so well known and so popular as to need no special mention. All who have used Electric Bitters sing the same song of praise.-A purer medicine does not ex- ist and it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the liver and kidneys, will remove pimples, boils, salt rheum and other affections caused by impure blood; will drive malaria from the system and prevent as well as cure all malarial levers. For cure of headache, consti- patton and indigestion try Electric Bitters. Entire satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Price 50 cts. and sl per bottle at D. J. Brepnan's, drug store.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-11-09

A FEW years ago ex-Judge Barnes fined s, c. Bagg, editor of the Tomb stone Prospector $500 or 800 days in jail for publishing an item Tn his paper which the judge thought was in con- tempt of his court A few days ago Barnes was sentenced to ten days in jail by Judge Sloan for coptempt. and now the editor of the Prospector is the happiest man in Arizona.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-11-09

We are informed that some horse rustlcrs rounded up about forty head of Navajo ponies and started south with them. The Indians soon discovered their loss, took their trail and were pressing the rustlers so close that they had to abandon their stolen property this side of Holbrook to make good their escape.-St. Johns Herald.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-11-09
TERRITORIAL NOTES.

Tip Top, Yavapai county, formerly rich silver camp, is now deserted.
 The Prescott Electric Light company have filed articles of incorporation for record.
 Col. Russell has sold the ,Gila Bend Arizonan to J. M. Burnett, who will call it the Gila Bend Leader. /. ' -
 Eight carloads of high grade silver ore were shipped from the Trench Inine at Harshaw during October.
 The latest Arizona appointment Is of Charles E. Davis, of Illinois, to be agent of the Indians of the Colorado river agency, in Arizona.
 At Mesa City Monday night Bill Bird and James Biddlecome had fight In the dark. Bird stabbed Biddlecome three times, and fed, supposing he had killed his adversary. Blddlecomo is not dangerously hurt, but Bird cannot be found.
 Mu Buck, mutton buyer for Swift, of Chicago, has been through the western portion of this county, offering sl,5o per head for two and tbree-year old wethers, Juno delivery. Were not able to learn whether he succeeded in buy. ing any or not.--Herald.
 A Mexican woman called on Judge Byron Fitch, at Wilcox, a few days ago on legal business, says the Stock man, when a would-be assassin fired two shots through the window, one o, them passing through the feshy part o' the judges arm and the other grazing the woman's ear.
 Acting Secretary and Attorney S: rey, of the Sau Diego & Phoenix rall road company, will go to Yuma neI Monday to close contracts for rights c. way and other concessions to the com pany. Arrangements are now nearl, complete for the beginning of activ, construction work on January 1.
 There has been for long time, un dercurreut complaint that a well-knowl music teacher and professor took undu liberties with his female pupils, say the Prescott Courier The matter cul minated Saturday in m irate citizen the father of l2-year-old girl, choking the professor in the Prescott posto[ic building.
 Every house, shanty and jsckal f St. Johns is occupied at present. Wh these people moyeinto town during th wiutermonthst to eat mp what they hay raised, and spend what litlle mouc they may have Is beyond our comprs hension. They can live a great dca cheaper and much more comfortable 0 their ranches. s.-Hcrald.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-11-09
Hooos PlLle cure Liver Ills, Jaundioe, Biliousness. Sick Headache and Constipation.
Statehood Convention.

PaUNIx, Arizona, Sept. IS. ls93 !
 territorial statehood convention is here- by called to assemble in the city of Phoenix on the s7th day of November. 1893, to adopt such measures as may seem appropriate to secure the admission of rizona as a state and to select a suitable number of delegates to advance such cause before congress.
 The convention will consist of seventy members, apportioned as follows: Apache county 6, Coconino {, Cochise 8, Graham 6, Glla {, Maricopa 10, Mohavs {, Pima 10. Plnal G. Yavapai s, and Yuma {.
 Each county will select its delegates to such convention In the manner 1t may deem adyis- able It Is earnestly hoped that the vital In. teaest involved will insure the aceive co-op- eration of the ontire people of the territory.
 Siyned: J. W. Evans. A. c. Baker, Wn. Chrlsty. \. 0. Murphy, Henry E. Kemp. Jerry MlIlay, W. T. Smith, Frank Cox, E. H. Hillor.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-11-09

FOUR years ago d goodly number of republicans were making a grand show of themselves over the offices. But. judging from recent. events, in the democratic party, they can give the re- publicans T good many pointers in making q gorgeous display of them selves over a division of the spells of office
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-11-09

THE people of Coconino county will make no desperate effort to get Arizona admitted to statehood, and if the county is represented at the statehood conven- tion in Phoenix on the 21th instant, the delegate will be self-appointed.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-11-09

TIE latest news from the contempt cases in Judge Sloan's court is that Messrs. Dunbar and Barnes have been released on a writ of habeas corpus granted by Chief Justice Baker.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-11-09

THE law providing for suspending assessment work on all mining claims for the year 1898 has passed both houses of congress and has been signed by the president.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-11-09

THE people of the east have gained wisdom from the "object lesson" given them during the past eight months by the democratic party, and are now voting the republican ticket.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-11-09

WHAT jolly row the big guns of the democratic party arc having. They are after each others hair in manner that shows there Is no foolishness in the huht
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-11-09

1r seems, from later information in regard to the colonization scheme of Gov. Hughes that he intends to popu- late Arizona with organ-grinders from Italy.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-11-09

Henry Elfers, aged IS years, q native of Germany, was found dead iu bed in Prescott on the morning of Nov. 9th.
 The San Francisco 'Weekly Post" Is brightening up under its new proprie- torship. It is now one of the largest, neatest, cleanest and newsiest weeklies published on tho Pacific coast. It not only contains all the news of the week, but carries au unusual amount of choice literature tor family reading, and it's editorial columns are filled with able articles upon the commercial, financial and political situations of the day. A suggestion-Kecp your eye on the Weekly Post.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-11-09
s25,OoO in Premi ums.

Offered by Liggctt < Myers Tobacco Co. of St. Louis, Mo. The one guess- ing nearest the number of people wis., ting the Worlds Fair gets s6, 900, the second sl, ,000, etc. Ten star tobacco tags entitle you to a guess. Ask your dealer for particulars or send for cir cular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
THE CHCRCH Not DIJIDED.
DIP. VAS DE- WATER INDIGNANT ST \ RtPohl VI
LIssENSION IN HIS CONGREGATION.

np wax DE WATER INrI ;NANT At KffOhl VI
u1ssEysIox IN HIS CONGREGATION.
The Rev DIR. George Il. Van d, Water. The r'c'oF
NJ - Andrew, Pot. slant Episcopal Church. al ii'h
nve and Onc.hunir2d and twcry-'eN'l'i-''" was
about II, angry las; night ~ n minister S"o''u ~
Tho co,sc Of ihc rpcto., anger story Publisher
I'm the evening papers which said that ~ Nhu''" >
lhurch wa, much divided against i'l am '''' II
w, torn bv Internal discn,ions The story said that
nj the Last Easter election Joan H. HIP''" wa
elected senior warden Of the church hy means of al
e>ouI.it. conn d'eini the author of when - Eh''
ally elcycd TO have been Dr. Van ID" wafer "N'.
the head Of Vernon VI. Davis. The "c"np "''H'
WAS the use o. printed ballot, by tho supporters u
Mr. Simpson. which many of In" ifl'nl' ~ NJ p"N''
used bcc3use they were business men III" wa.
anxious 10 get dOwno"n ahu hnu "o ''" W
names on ballots
According 10 the published story, TIE result {" tO'
election Of Mr. simpson WIS 10 -tlr mp strong oP
position amcng Mr. Davi,'s adhcrrhis - Dr' Nhh "'
Water himself. WHICH was Increased by Inc iioN'"S'
worth scandal Eut simpson executed an''A'r H"'N
movement, IA the name Of the ycsiry he s"'lF
upon Dr. Van d., Water annuity. -" prlhcIp"i u"
revert to him NJ the enl oi twenty years.
Til. story al, aid that Nr. simiron rented ~"
hons. y, West one, hundred aud twenty conn ST.
Ia tie rector Tor a nominal sum, ana wren pI' VAN
De- Water went TO pay the first in'alment d" re
fused 10 acccp, the check" III" story concul"a Nv
saving that II Nj Davis I, again defeated ~ new
Faster. election fr war!cn'. tho principle of ell
qur,te viii demand Or. Van De Waters r''i|han"h'
When ,sen by Tribune reporter last evening Dr
Van ID, Water said never lci'r" saw % shoN
an article 20 full ~ fllsehp)is The statement mat
I accepted the hons" free 81 rent, ana mat 'Her'
fore / rm under the Influence - Mr. simpson, Is
fa!,. I j. nothing unusual foT member o' parishes
To- eivc thcir rector a honse free ~ rent. Mr. SNIP
s,n allows 10 I'VE mere at II nominal rental Of
1850 II year. nut I II" ror- under his inhu"iicc
than any other man. Ia" church Is not dt'd"l bN
Internal sirife n +, shown Icy IL f,urishing conn
ton AMI coo communioant-. nm SAVING herr IN
The cons, iosncas of the united support OF my Po-
Die II ana not have that NOul resign 10 morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
TUE cgOrON WATERSHED BILL.

oppos,rIov TO THE MEASURE FROM THE IN
u,rIT\xTs OF THE REGION AFFECTED
Albany FEB 1G-The Assembly CleS 'omhi'''
,,ve - hearing this afternoon on Mr.. Webst'rS 'r"'o"
v,,,rshod bill Henry T. Dykeman. rcprc'en'ihs
,, rrnoro,in, Counsel OF New York city. appeared
fl, favor Of the bill and suggested few ameham'h''
IN f. IT, 4 Miller appeared rs IA Commute" ND
,ol,tcd N a meeting Of citizens held In BreWN'rS
y.ck ago. lie asked That limit OF time De
loc.d when the right OF the city 10 condemn properly
for the abatement of nu>anccs sho"" emu
ur Dyk,man opposed this. II Il limi' OF time were
ul,c.a NJ TWO or three years. the commission 'o"iu
ma, maintain the purity of the water b'yonu "'''
time. ,o, .
Frederick Barnnm. OF Brcwsi"rS. rel res''''u "
number Of property owners. He also wanted Il h'ni.
az limo This continuous power TO condemn the i'iu
mt cloud upon all the property In the w''''S''"
charles HAYNES OF Bedford, said he repr's me"
only himself and the poor and humble farmers oi Tue
Croton Watershed. The iii had lis orsih' w. "e
cIorcd I'm n sentimental idea. Croton water was 10"
~ pure AS was furnished any city. but JUST SO th
New York might indulge in the leiicl that u "Is -
iiur thc very purcst water pOssbl" To obtain was
tn az. 10 Ssess 2JOOJ people from their homes hu rh
der them honiclcas .Ntany ana lou8nheP,,in, 60 60
pre- pose remove every person from IIe VNhH ~, W.
The river for fear of pollution This district wa, Ie
great dairy region OF that part 81 the STATE anu ie
Inc farmers were be- cut or from All wafer supply
Wouid not hi, ruin the grea, dairy interests Mr.
Iayncs asked Tor several amendments " the h were
10 be- passed. enc TINT where the city TOOK
strip OF land through a mans farm ne b. auoWeu
access TO the water and the other was that thc city
pay for land &c ndcmncd before II takes II. $40
In executive session the committee laid the Dill
over until Tuesday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
THE WHEELER JURY OFT OVER NIGHT.

Recorder myth lo,k"d mp IA" jury In the case
q David Wheeler General sessions at II 20
ocIok Inst night. rs 1t had not reached verdict NJ
that time II retired NJ 30 o'clGck. Ca November
the defendant killed Detective John Cllry.
Wheeler took the stand III hi, own behalf IN the
morning lie admitted that lie hat been arr" tea
several times. lie denied that he had ever seen
Detective Carey before hr night Of tie shooting lie
had gone into Boylan's barrODm at Twenty nintlIst
nmd seventh ave. to pawn hs pistol Tor ~. IN
bartender refused 10 gi"" him ia" money, AMI lie
left the place. A whom he didn't know rushed
up and grabbed HIN. THEY struggled together AMI
Wheeler. believing bis He In danger, h. said. drew
his pl,t aud lrrd 40 hi, antagonist intending mere
Iy iu disable him. He meant 10 shoot hn III IN"
leg but The all loj'"d IN Ca7ey'S abdomen
Assistant District Attorney Wcllman croSo-cXaminrd
Wheeler most scnrc incly The prisoner limited
thn h, knew Farey looking for lin, bat in
sisted that II" did not know Carey previous To the
encounter. several detectives had testified that
when Wheeler wa, arrested on october 10 a. a sus
pclons person. Carey identified him In the jefferson
Market Police Court.
prisoner contendng that Wheeler had shot In self
d.fcacc. MI. Wclman IN turn y ln;ci ont the weak
Do MS In the sfenGan'> story.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
MONMOUTH ASSOCIATION INDICTED
THE COUNTY LAW AND ORDER LEAGUE IuHi
LIANT AT THE BOOKMAKEEs' SETBACK

THE COUNTY LAW AND ORDER LEAGUE IuHi.
LIANT AT THE BOOKMAKERs' SETBACK.
Freehold, y. j.. Feb. Is (SpecalD.The Monmouth
County Grand Jury this afternoon brought In 81
teen indictments among which against Tho
Monmouth Park Racing Association fer keeping Q
disorderly house. This powerful organization must
answer at the May term OF court. The Indictment
does not affect the members Of the corporation a
individuals. n found guilty. the association can b
fined al amount not exceeding $500. prominent
lawyer sail 10 night that h. thought that after tho
Association had been once onyicied Of keeping
number Of days the track should be in operation
The conclusion OF the Grand Jury Is generally
hailed witt delight by the aw-abiding people OF IL
county. but among the betting fraternity and thas
associates there Is much indignation and ALARM.
several leading sporting men from New York and
Long Branch were In anxious attendance all d!
awaiting the verdict and LEFT town on late train.
In great force. Among them the Rev. s. EtUM
Young, pastor OF the Westminster Presbyterian
Church. OF Asbury Park and secretary OF the Law and
order League OF Monmouth County. lie said:
1t has been hard fight. and some thought ~
could never carry our point. let now We are
sight OF complete victory. The entire state eject
lively organized and the men who vote at Tfenbe
10 egnlhe gambling will be confronted with that
fact at the primaries and the polls. Other lesdine
citizens voiced these sentiments. and propose giyl{
effect 10 their words by mass meetings 10 be naa
all the county.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
LITTLE CHANCE FOR HrGHFS'S PARDON
THE GOVERNOR FINDS THAT HIS RECORD IS
DECIDEDLY BLACK.


Albany, Fob 16.-The appeal to Governor Flower
for the pardon If james Hughes III" workman
Of the Clothing Cutters who is serving year in III"
Monroe County Pcntentiary for eytortion. was made
thls afternoon. over fifty representative laboring
men present. speaker Snzcr introduced them,
and handed the Governor resolutions adopted BY every
labor organization in the state favoring executive
clcmcncy.
!. II. ecMlng. Of Chicago. The first speaker, said
he had known James Hughes for many years as an
honorable man. lie thought his case an emin@ntly
proper oyc for Governor to act upon. Mr. Hughes
was the first man indicted in the state for eXtor'ion'
and the person afierward indicted in New-lork CITY
had been pardoned.
J. ". Hayes. general secretary OF the hmHhtS Oh
Labor said he had known Hughes since his eonnec-
zion with the order In 1884. He Lad dealings with
him continually and knew Of no instance when he
had acted dishonorably. He handled 100000 or
200 900 for the organization in Chicago and had Kept
the accounts in hrstclaSS form
Nv wa. secretary Of the Clotiicrs' Exchange. a
representative OF the clothing Industry OF Rochester
,t, no thought the speakers were msinforn'd as 10
thc history of this man Hughes The story OF the
loc,nr on. Of the cutters told and the giving OF
cha c,eck 20 Hughes and attending circumstances
i,,d Tb, check received by Hughes bore on It's race
evidence that II Ind been applied 10 his personal hses'
H.. s1ld Hughes had written letters when were '''''
n record showing that to Use his own "ous' NC
h,d soaked" other firms Tor money !" was '
hv hI. letters that he had received S2,ooo from
v.v,ork firm He protested against freeing iiueh's'
Governor Flower then read letter receiver NV
n.,h,r from, Thomas Flannican. OF Chicago, n man
whom he did not know, saying that u ne snoiu
URN, to INSPECTOR Byrnes in New York he cotd' u.
H ,in va" aFn ncl los |p%k6s Of qhe Talmps
ri,rnv n w.ll-known thi',. The t'oN'sllnr S,Iu ~
HH ,,ien the hint and written 70 Inspector byT!,.
mo mi M, r,coi,rd FRI m the head of the New York
pocr Vas then read dealing ir9hes .so n n 'iH
which PRIOR 10 lisa. was BLACK ~ Inr "s, W. ,.nn
,n lac wns first convicted and sentfncI 10 P,,sD,,''
Since that lime had seryGd In sing sing; aSSr
w,u'. Island the Elmra KefTrlla'MH anu Lar
I.r. under convictions 'or burglary ana oh'r eSSe'
crimes. ,,., % ,,r,bnr arguments
from thr friends Of IIuehrs. but took no a'uoh " 'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
NEW.YORK POLYCLTyIC'S DINNER

The annual dinner Of the New York Polytechnic was
eaten last evening 1t the Windsor Hotel The dinner
given by the faculty OF the Institution t9 IL, clinical
staff. Covers laid for l25 PERSONS. At the head
table Dr. John a. Wyeth the president faculty.
Or. l.. Emmett Holt. DR.. Iandon Carter Gray, WIN.
lam H. Ksenbach DR.. Henry Clark Zoe and the invited
guess. the Rev. Dr. Abbott f. Kittrodge and Charles
Coudrrt. Among the oiiiors present ware Dr. W. &.
wy1le Dr. i. h. Mundic. DR.. II. NJ. sins, DR.. IL. II.
,icrster Dr. V. r. Gbney and Dr.. \. j. McCOeh. The
toast THE Polytechnic" responded b. by Dr. Landon
Carter Gray: The Faculty" Dr. Edward r. Bronson
The Clinical staff" Or. John II. Cairbone "ClIncai
Instruction" DR.. L. Emmett Holt; 1.-THE Trusnes."
Charles Couder.; and 'our Spiritual Allies" the Rev.
DR.. Abbott E. Klttredge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
"HuNyADI" WATERS.

p,-.c-,,,,s have recently appeared In
.oue N.vsupers here stating that New
vo,,, firm AZ mineral water dealers are Tue
,os,o.s IN America OF the llunyadl Waters oi
p,ao Pest and respectively sole agents III
49, ,.,,tod states for the famous Hunyad
Springs Of Hungary.
Thcse statements are. ABSOLUTELY fase'
and tho intention with which they are maoe
Is obvious.
ps,orc anv Uunvadl water was pracncaly
t,ovn IN the United states. The Apoinhnns
Coun,ny Limited. o. London. widely ana
srccassftllv Introduced the Hunyadi JANUS
w.,.r tho Proprietor in Buda Pest OF tns
cprincs having entrusted TO them. Tor term
OF years still unrxpired. the sole sue VI ,'''
water in England and In all trahs"''', nv
places. IIuayadi Janos water h'''nH
come very popular. quite number OF o'"er
WATERS are now Offered for sale. nhdcr 'a'"'''
NJ which the word lIunyadl forms part shd
In ho,tlc,. and with labels. closely resembling
4, appc,rancc and color those long used iof
Uunyadi Jnnos Water.
The word "IIunyacl' having become .
c.ncrIc name for Hungarian Bitter waters
God had. or Indifferent. The Apollinar's
Company affixed to the bottles Of Huhyaoi
Janos. the Hungarian Bitter Water OF whch
tbc, have sun the sole sale. small yellow
label with their Bed Diamond, the object OF
,h,s Trade Mark being ONLY to indicate 70
the Public that tho bottle 80 labelled IS Sc'a
hy The Apolllnaris Company. limited
Consumers. who desire TO secure the Hun
..r,on Iuttcr Water s,ld BY The Ap'iiihafS
Company. are requested to sec that 'he oo'"e
bears the Red Diamond ana .h'' "''
cautioned against such absolutely false s'a'e'
ments as those contradIcicd herein
CHARLES GRAEf & Co,
81, Bcavcr-st.. Ncw'iorf,
so,s AGENTS in the United States and Canada
Of The Apollinaris Company. Limited London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
INSANITY AND MURDER.
SENATOR O,CONNOR WANTS TO AMEND Ihh
LAW.
ppooxtyv TO ne. ADDED To-A BILL AUTHORIZE

BROOKLYN TO DE ADDED TO-A BILL AoIho"i~
ING WOMEN TO VOTE.
Albany. Feb 10 (speciaD.-The state senate ae.
ba,ed today senator OC0nnOr's bill proVidihs h'''
where the sanity of man accused OF hnrier - ~
ouesicn the point must be determined before MS
TRIAL. In support OF his bill senator oCo'ior 'a'd
that almost invariably when man WAS put w
trial for murder, who had killd another man ior
wronging his wife or dcceiving his sister, the plea
of emotional insanity wa, inerp0sed. This brought
state into d-:epute. II the legislature 'ho"!n,
that such men ought not 10 be punished, IL enouli
make such homicidcs ju,iabe and not oDhes J"rics
10 resort to pleas Of INSANITY .
Senator Roesch. Ia opposition to the bill, sai'
he had received protest against IL WHICH canle
from the Bar Association Of New-lork CITY. lie "ri
not believe the bill should be passed Other oena-
tors followed with objections TO the measure, ana
senator O'CDnnor finally moved that 1t be put upon
the table al the same time saying mat ne shouii
call II IN again IL some other remedy was not
provided for the evil to which lie had referred
Tho city OF Brooklyn soon will embrace all the
land within the limits OF Kings County. To-day
senator Mccarthy presented bill annexing the
town OF New-Ctrecht brooklyn. This new part
of the city Is be- known the Twenty ninth Wad'
senator Ahcam Introduced bill! authorizing The
New York CITY Fire Commissioners TO take sites IOr
buildings for the Fire Department under condemna-
ton proceedings In another bill senator Ahearh puts
II In the power Of the ire COMMISSIONERS u e"c"P'
any hotel, boarding )r Lodging house. hospital or
a. yum place ol public amn,cmcn or entertainment
from compliance with the requirements OK the hre
OrdrGEccs
The senate judiciary Committee reported favoiahy
Mr.. Martins bill authorizing the payment OF $1,000
yearly to such supreme Court Judges OF the Interior
OF the state as are called upon to do work In New
York CITY. 4
scna or Edwards introduced a bill autho rizng women
10 woe.
senator Cantor presented bill providing that all
debt. hereafter contract i shall become due al once
Irrespective Of the term of credit, whenever debtor
>ha i>ptud payment, assign. transfer his property
in view Oi inSO!vcmcr confess Judgment Without
taxing appeal from It,