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Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-14
ASoIMea ARCTIC expss,nos.


wssaHSGros. New. t2.-Thefs 70 b Be
another arctic expedition. This one viil
have . practical sbis. IL shsse psnsssstions
into the frpxen teas Of the pelss rss;on
ever surrender the hsftrioas in fsvof Of .
stilitarisn feature. There vii BE- no st.
tempt IN shis latest expedition to reach the
aasth pole. The Journey vii be to The
vssssar,l Of the chossn path Of ps~vioss
srasslers. sai viiI have for fts object the
erplarssion % the ansss~n eosst Of EtIss-
mere Lan,i, the eastern strip ss ~kieh sniy
10 represented 90 the charts Of that part ef
the sorsi.
The proposed sxpssiitioa riIl be led BY
Mr.. Robert Stein Of the unissd states geo
logical survey. snd vii be sappafsed by
voluntary contributions. 10 be ssiiesssd
from tkssse interested In . estisr ssogrspb-
u-si kne- ledge Of the lands ef he arctic.
Nr STEMS plans have been sasrn.ttsf TO .
board Of members st the lecsl geographical
.ap.tsty. Gen. A. W. Gresiy Of the army
Ard Commodore q W MelvEIls Of tho
saw. each Of .han has hsa practical sx-
persssss Ia polar srPiarstions, ias'osse NJ.
stsiAs plan Of avsratiss - promising the
largest rs.ais vt,h tie lsass snoans Of
iso1r ssd dagger,
hs tttfsr Stl~ttttfSH Slil 'nSh W IN"
~ss,~arsi sf Bsfsia's bay. ssirtaa the ssash-
sru extremity Of EIiesm~ss Land Former
espIersrs have psrsasd their ssy toward
the prize through the shsrrels vhfrh asssss
tie E(lssnsre- GfiassIk Crsnt Lsnsi from
Gssenlsnd. csn. q8sptiy the shoss 90 sseh
..ile hss become .sii knosu. and seafs he
a.nse. sivsn tn is sT the explorers. from
fszieszh8 10 Grs%iy. The sxsssisnes OF
,hess travei~rs has ,axxssts,i tEsf the more
&C. e.s7b5s avenues i>siisg westward viii
70 -. a.axvrous 20 the explorers. Be-
.s,ss. : hsIe these sxpssrers vrrs snsieasoe-
L 4 ts reach the marsh ross. ant the iasssf
sF.vsl rsiax e4sr ,he path of hs preis-
~Ss.et., the ~ystssn sAos~ o. Esissmsss-
g ia7eli Isai has s~ss Hssi~etsd, sxeeps
oe- point touched by lockwood ssd Bssis-
ara Nr. ssia proposes % start nsxs
Mar
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-14
YHe GogsTaYs aAAx5.
Csmssrsiiss Eesiss rsss 10 esstsa eenasss
o. ,Asse isssissfiess.

Pa@r5x. Nov. i3s--Csmpsroilef Eetiss
spoke ss the meeting ef the Boston Bsahsrs
as.eci .si1n today. He sa:d- IN pan The
roazsnsassinz Position tas hanks Of This
ssaasry eeapy IA "a, snaaeis! .orid easn1s
t~ ,ssuisi. not the importance of cur eAak'
iax iast.ssti re Svsrsssia1s,s5-
'Esasssshs-t syon . safe sssss. honestly
contacted upou eoss@rvxs.Ts szes. sh<y
are the zrssss., Of sa szssciss for the pro-
zsasioa Of the s~opsss prosperity, snd
.,tisps.l Of thei. safexua,is o. aishaneseiy
uaansxs... the isjsry tbsF veua bssss ueon
-sse p<pels I. osir limited sy ire srssa. Of
tai. oypoftasisies. Tkssf prosperity v he
prosperity Of every other bassn<ss tntssese.
- ths II sc iyisy - the scssvisy Of srery
~ Of Ue1A@sre< aad sssach ssnann-
fscsHrz-
s4Dsuza5 of sb<n. IN sss nsoGsss sf
frixAr, af the rsan~7 sIrsa n tssssr xse1saG.
;hst 4 SAY Saa iosxnsns in sEssag
pssep.. and Of zscssssy the esEks nsss
wi.hsrar tEs. life Atoe-. fror The ars<sses
Of srs&s saI tee sho2. store and fSraosy
nsn-. eIa-~ and labor - ussmyssyed-
He rsr,s~.s the fsss t<prssssos - . A.
sse.e4 the saaxs. an3 eiss.~S BY sxY~sssssg
si.sps-ovaI Of silver os sea~s fSsn Of cheap
nos~y.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-14
YiS6 Yu Is DISSATISFIED
The Cs;sess Niaistsr hasss a csnsiafas %
ne ssits o,sar;meat-

5r .t..: = ,, r-s-..-.-
kt''is .F"N' So - ADe 80 - y
Hla7-at@r' nj 4a3 !, . a'D l,'- 'lA
tAs aTs1oa o. sae a-~T 80
II a9t rSsa'i4sz " s'i-'-
certa7';tfss -isfle'l y = -. -
S7neFfi s1 hs Aha7 A'A- s
aalzl q sis M !, 'd''3--2 's'tI .s ~
u 1ssa eofn 4s4i'a- ssA- "''. -
aiS-afioas 2aVe 's'alA tn@ "a
Rssse'. nseSesa ne sNo Sf '''1s %. "a -
suhie2f- As ts - IN aS 81 -
5zinss@ H'ia'.sS[ S'l % -i1e
ats'a''i y ne 11-1s'e =
1sfaHa 2e1s &'ss$l1s4 "a -
70 iH4 rl.e'a >tas@a ag''a's''E'es -
Ear<
kaaAes@ aAfPsS''sR : - = g
IA s1oIe H. 81 's'%fA' S-|A - -
e '1eA Al s2,sa1 as = 99I.1:SIy =.
q 1'se III 9e @.A--''-- 's'-'I A7i
4sa't5n 2 zen 6f'sg ea1as9 410s- "a
a alAsze''s = ]a-eA--S A-4'.4 " a.
sA;tlaa. u Ta1eA Z. = SAL 1As % 'ss 1eN -
sae a2proya' ef 'Ae 'Pea7aFf &c 80 me -
;Att fAe CHin*se ea'f's'l--s se''e-lt =
3 as5s A. aer.s1a-aE - a~ sfio'-'@ &c "a @n-
-9g bss fefsA2faAes
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-14
Hsf E0sfhY sgN.
les ssIsrs Ut psFtiass secfse sisssafnsa
-ssf4ia 5000

PssasLAss, Nav- Isl sse --sas s5sr
irt E-aaas Lovers q schgaa@s Matte 3
2 ssell Tszt e Frasi-. b34r.2.az aa4se 49,
:Aerg Ea=s s~s 2t5sr sg.l.rs- Tie three
SARA. zVE tax a1zs AZ! tlrzea izsz $40
La4asiEy lAzs. "a tA@ 5a-kasss eas Of
;iss sslssrs a SIG rsa, <noexe.i L.5vstr
iowa sn3 asld - haas Over As rs3ags
rllla a.s eo2s7sa NJ snail aaxrz, ssarcked
LoFsszrs racxeEs Sc $50 raroers sp
csrgA - AZ saea seox 20 tA@sr aeeis.
IoSeizs *~1t ta<a - Corz1src,.l ssrss :
All z4is eaza 7.a.aE 70 046eers spa-gs
snti WaosFsr
TBS morning JEicsrs sparrow a14 Ball
rss OF ga- rack IT tAe sE9 futeers sn3 AZ
-este,i slsm &c sAe s-hsoc@r LIZA z Den
soa Jast Is tie vssssl Vas a30zr n sail
Fhesr names A. Jsea Levers aaa Francis
: 8sg .sr- They rare sak@a Before Iaszs
Gnaai an,i soan4! ever n The sgnl u si0Id
each
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-14

r~o families viii eant.s, iss iss fsrtgss
st Lsst Dean.

B4xsoR. Nq~. l3---Ysars ago, after
7larrsE.nz -eau1aaily HI;h his wife Levi
Deaa left b.. aams Il Liaeelnvil.e aad
asvsr resurnesi Saase tine thereafter
Captain z. VI. Tam at the .eheoaer Isaac
1rostqa happened "a De n PaIlaielpdia %
are sf als eossr.zx trgD--
He .a~ peaz and tecosE-d him Deaa
l.4 Assumed tie asne Of Charles Bryan
aasi narr,ad sltaE EISh tEo i3agxarer=
and sas dalag : tar.Tinz grocery business,
The iG1aly gsar-1sfi nan oegze'i Captain
TIN % keep tie ksow les:ze 9t lhele meet
iax f-0El lhs psspis n ati1@-
saeczs-iEl sasTeess and i1esy spsc1' 3
-hlas sceguzlats'i fortune 81 psrhaP4
=L1G 0to for Dean Captain Trlul xsVt
,hs secret z1tll sgae tieath Sf RE PbE-htsi-
eAiaa. n Aaxzst- Saw ii. Lineogaville
- =.at,yes are s&kIaz lsg4l 'te?e % sessars tn
5s-&ze-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-14
OF COURSE It'll PAY.
Yss sssa Ma Pp S Pr cess. o. nsrs .ss
All fSae-

Bss~rsS. Sos. ls-Ts- Boscsa Ness
BHreaa ssx@2 ice-PrrsS.enf PAy~sa TRex-
- as . .hs report ssar iax MsIf< CeaEras
would F-stges IL 5Esassns fran 8 per cent
20 ) PER cent Mr. Tzekz- Ssnsss tts re-
pars .lzss erc6arealss sai writes
s-0ss- 1scal rear snzssst September 80 ard
eur rsg1rs - aos II tie pESaser's a4axis.
Ea- 1A- las- three zasG1hs ct sar .esi yea-
We shsx s5risaalsa n grass -seesnss,
caused sv the g=aerai iepressiaa. 5EE ( Aas
ss~z srseiy met sy resise=sl east st spsrx-
sasa saA. x-a=ras sxr<n.e Oar rstgeSloa
r sIesa.ss a~xaa N Izns and . SKI n
fsree AID wl-i eos1l2se gnGl TIE rxcsi pts
k-e ussre szzlsfxessxy-
+'tszr business ae< saoss an s1prcvs-
Eezt. az. there s4xsr hss 5esn any TAX or
even tAe1sht af rsieetHs the aEvs&ena.s.
Tes fafErr quarterly ,slTstsnA.s Of - per
sezs an NaIae Csntrsi stock xss ns sa-s 10
- pzall as Tie sln 8 sure &c 'ise kn9 set
Al -xEsrzs 70 ta< eoa-xrS Ar rzAlscfoGs
a.ss % aoG bear IT, ssassss OF fr4EA- Aaay
IlE.reTe1saEs have hesa zss13s. Aza ths
rasd. rNIsisg ssscs Rzai es~ryr5ing - n
anaA h~Es=s SHAPE faaz ever before.
TIE 1raase agreement s~sse~a the Maine
Ceszrsl aaG Bssc0n / Maze seat into
ees-kssan ~ yez-s age Rates n New
gsxssBa were hlshec Et<n tnsa sss;sy- bat
egea AZ stsis tis-ss the trtitc arrxn gem nj
sas eaasS4e-zs. fsi- An5 F4alfshi<, aasi
sIsere Aas nsver 5ss1 a complaint rr1ca
sisaer Party .iEes NRea Of the trs-ie
originates az tls las sf tie EAiae Cearal.
srt3 ira, caapa5y . s.Isxe-! in dif,ssssG \
l4-xer p,eqo-sIsn ef tAe shzoaxn earrings
waa TIE ressHssiaa n razss snAt kxTe s@ea
maze. sha 34vlssoa st lh- shrssEA rakss es~
tween the tsa cazPaRIss Is zos proper
acnaEely aeaEs- ssgal .nAa Al the begin
Eisz Of TIE eoGt.set-
4 venture 20 .sy that the Bastss 4
Maine has rot -sslc arranxsrear ~ifa
sny 81 - connecting Ines tasiAy. more
pro3sasIe or sy shieh Is receives, Il a1vg-
sisa. larger proportion Of tkrragh earz-
Z ~ than Il nov receives gAs!sr n eeufrat
sgh ne MaIas Ceatral. The Boston &
8siss. Il g safe 10 sas. dess rot propose to
tlsturb 81 amicsbla relasioas sItn Tie
Name Ceutrsl or impair II vs.a~. It would
bs unnatural for ths parert eoH Pacy u de-
srrov Is exn child.
There : no better railroad property n
Sex Eaz.and .hsa the Name Cent-al- Its
physical condition il as good as aay rxlA-
rosa ruanInx Ont Of Boston, barring 5ons-
Il . rieh ln IL abz1daas resources, sas al
reasy Developed marvellous earning
poser. an,t Il. prospective vslH= IS great
rfs 5EanciAi csEs rlan = good. a1d see
noting 70 preveat the Name Csatrai earn
l5s a.asl psyiax Is .tocxheiiers per cent
az better tos nj. f,stGre time
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-14
TIRED OF LIVING.
Nestbrook Man Hangs Himself
in Fit of Dependency.
1wo Saiioes Piay Hgh~asmea a
Portsaas--He!. in snC1.


Po3rIAxs. Ssv. iJ.-Jlz1as MeEsi-
aeaxs- axp-. g. VA sszad aaaxsss . s@st-
Fss@t n a@s AEz.G rss9gz 4. >szs<EE Bill =
Tsses-so1 th7s -ssr1TzS. He asa 5een
&c. zssAsye.! BY -z= W Esssb-0ax M2zzfaetGr-
"a C0ayaay ~ Ass54t 4 tarea yssrs pasz
ozz 81. Ih-swz zzx af v9.x se@s-zl months
tya- Ia ssz1se4 sesez &c aess1Ze greatly
sesPonsasar *elea probably .sd to tie acr-
lie ~as s4zz5@-as~- har4 xgrx11x naa
aas1 @ssl zksss ~ go easpAsssr a1t frsensss-
he zszEss . ws<tzs AZ. .zree csssA5-ez
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-14
DlSGRACEO---SH0T.
Downfall Of Chief Of MelilIa's
Military Police.
Guilty Of Smuggling Arms to Rifhans
--courtmartiaIed and Shot.
nszril aa1 tsslsa sssseaeR essvsaoesd.
sass ezSssis1 irsa nsiiils-

Pass. Nov. ia Dispatch 10 the
TEMPS trsm Msirsi ssys that .hs chief u
the military posscs a. A<islis has e<sn shot.
ss,sr aranhesi eoars msstiAl. which
saani him suilzy Of easnpiietfy Ia smae.
yIins A-sas snd ammsaatsen toe the asa Of
the Rifhsns. Tbs Spanish vsr minister.
tses Lspss Domiasssz, uta. the dispatch
a.is4s. Start fer MeAlia GA Nov. -.
Correspondents 81 the vi PAS. Aadrtd-
sna The Telegraph. Lonsaoa, ssrs sxp~iissa
fron MehliA sssnrstsy. the sathsrstsss
there noe approving Of the character ef the
reports they ssat TO their Respective pApsrs-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-14
FOREMOST CITIZEN GONE.
erist o,g.i;ss at lac Carses Of ea-sssefsc'
Bell Of ses Asmsshirs-

FZFTFR Y. II. Nov. u -kK-tr1VsEA@t
Charles Henry Bell did az 40 D m
SATURDAY. He was bs5ru ia Chester, S@v-
=. Issa. the yoaaz-ss ot 10 Children He
vs.. zradaassf fr5as Dar' mouth ia i-'t.
All Immediate = hersu legal ssuEis..
r. oesu aim 8-Stoa 70 tle sar he praet ts-si far
) ti-iet period In C4ss r, sn9 tAsu re
moved "a Great Fall.. f1@-.li ( parfF7~r-
.ag, with Nathaa{ei Wells He cane
Exeter II I-54. ant aer= practical Il Tea -,
:er lS of xhiea ke szs crl-gnfY solicitor.
II political csFesr tegaa 10 So a. q
rseu.ser et ths STATE haz-s X r~p-~ssGt
rivs-. He al.sl seyvH! In Is59 sad i-f1, -lt
latter rear ~ .ueaksr iis was sEata se5-
stor IN G-ss and is54. and is tae iatr"r
wear ursssteac ot shs agger kTa-e. lie
ras azatu representative IA ls72 saa
1s-7 Ia 1875 he grsslis-i ovs- tie gspao-
Eear 4.,.4 Goa veagi9s4- Tn. term q Ban
bFsdg@ wNtlpixa a. senator ia esnsress
kav.nx e1ssred is Marsh. Is7s, tsoTsraps
Prsec5sE appointed Mr.. Bell 20 tas va
cancy
Ia $50 BE WA th4 R@5ublics1 ronasuse
far governor. which oEEics bad bssz ~orsa-
liz f4le,I hT ss. father, |s1n Bell, Rnd D.
r.reEe- samuel Bell He was essrss9 ~
r5z-a Try Of u7srs than ss5l gqFsr aas Ds'zs r
cratic rpoasens. Hos. Frsax Josass Il
ser~st. his 5vo years term E1ih dassine-
tissa. He pvssssses4 ezsr th~ e0assst Eisi5tAas
coa~snrs9 ~ Of Jaaz&-F, $50
VI Bell wss IN fss4 esggT sals-taoec
esK4aes n the Elzhse~stz Ss~ Harsushirs
rsxf frrgeus- C{rsnrs stszsees eomseSlas1 E1s
rssizas-os hsS7rs tsisG mustered frs'@
shes Tinted stats service
BT hss hlstgTiesi researches sss Trssl1x"
Er. Bell hAs WOE wtf.e rs5g1ssssa- fof
rz1sHy years ~ ~ss prystt~1s * ss< STAT
Historical sseiefr zsd a gr0zl aeat n1erss-
Der II rnauy S,saretf 1r xx1izassoSs IN k<~r
soa ard sisezres=s-
He hsrf t,-s-s 3 srts.sse of PaElipz Exsts<
since lsTg. 4sa ss hx death was pr~sassfar
of tie bard ia is-i Dsvtgn0asa sSafssred
rsyea rim the LII u
He ~a4 Mss1a u hiza rank AL hss
occupied The ga Il Essssss's ssssr
E8r ~ y~4rs - tzsss teez q zeasso1ss eas'n r.
rign q pssSi4isi n ansi = lebs=r n Ssgsas-
zazsosAs s1r iEa pgasssszlsss-
L. 80 Nj. Bel -la-rssi 5srsa A. Gu
rusn of Exeter. she aa@4 ia $50, Asarinz
ESQ aMazate-s Ia tss7 Mr. Bell sss
inzrrsea 70 May e ra'3ow e< Sess2a T.
Gslassn- sac survives Esr9-
0thsr psssaa
Czsuze1T p Es5ssT. 81 ysars sd, wal
kaorn lx-T@r a Nzr YORK. esed s1s-
eenEy u eefehrss spaptsxF. Hr. kaps-7
ws. fora in =eEsh Ce~~o:rF, Cs1H-. n
1886 HIS family wsre ar-soax the szrsg
sst;sevs Of Csasectlezss-
Rev Il " Tgpper. president st shss
aaiverxisy tsssosss1 Il R.ssazAA aa-t
s<sx- an Sg{nas~ x,x several rsEn.kz he
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-14
3io0Er0a3 LIQUOR AS =SCf.
CITY Warshal Hsrnoa lssesiigssirs the ness
as Of Ceadacsiss It's sssisess-

Bfapgroap. Nev- City Marsha.
FisFulon called 4. TIE Gqzor sssccy ,nls
,ftsruean 10 5avessi gate tie sAlss. Re vss
refused the pri7llzgs of sxsGssfing the
record boos sni Be statio1ed Al ofscer
mere % reesri tae sslss.
he threarPus 70 Prosecute tas sIsSs %
.sse charTe u selling EqGars TO rzi10rs Az
tecla-es shAs ne viii pstIEi7n ne saPrsFae
ee1gr1 70 restrict TIE sales 70 Fe-sie1Ss o.
Eaitetarl.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-14
esftas Fuller Nases q III As sanattss aad
lsctarsr

wsrxHvrnLE. Nav. Ts.-W- o. Fzilsr.
= s,ii.s- sf the Eecxiaad TrE5zns, male
II. INITIAL huw as a han9rist sat lecturer
,,,,, ~. bofg-s Ia-Ee s1l3iss,s u his city
IA. uhisct VI. aaaki1z q 6sasss- Hos
= rsgsd zzsa Hsx is Left Ne The lee
-.r. wx. rs9 hours lozz ,nsI vas bright and
s-rrv ta-gusA.gas aat4 a4m-abiy tsIveress-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-14

w,usS.srsx. N.sv. Ia These changes
q me postal service II Aa-ae fSe AZ
asa7esl
gsres 1895. Atszn-sc - crs2s IsAana7s
f-9rz Nav L. Isss5- increase TIE ssErses 20
rs-s RI z~s xsex ErsCs Ok Is % APrT8 u
e eseh ysS--
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-14

MAr&a0gAs, MEX. S0v. i3-<ssasral
Jazn CaTtgaa- CO. II the greatest rsvosH-
tsoszzT sea1eTs x M~xieo. wz. ARRESTED
and Srsprzsazsss aT o-z.er a Pres4tse; Diax
sar stts-ssslnz 70 i1eise sa9tSe- FsTgia-
.ie,ssry ss-s-Ss-islar siysssst sh@ zns<razz1s1s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-14

fra FxssS>sz~s essrrHISz sysrr re ssss
- ~ sssr TfYTT TzAk3 ~ NIla.lyes. -
Tfyr xy<s ~ -nsss CHIf-Dzsls sl-se fEEI b
fyf, .{-s PgxFBcT sEEEE&-- Is SygIAH
- fIIffxp sDyTsx4 80 gs rs AllArs &
Sarr 1CTkys WIND collie GsA - - t~ss
..-,~.15 - oflEkalA- sdSd W svsSxszS hs
-r.-7 ss-- " - vs~s<- D. ssrs sa1 sss 81
~. srs-sss.t. zo<rasas sy-ss-~ sa1 sxxe -
gsses ns<- 1v-s.y sss asxss . ssets-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-14
- - -
9scgrgSss rz7 xpss fsr crsS.

Pszss. Nos =. Ta~ race ksszw>yfs GsA'T
s-d Foszr79 er. s7Siaz = - sSers dszyess, snd
Ca<tv- rss.n1 asrzess. w<s wsa by tbs sy-
ryz3l-s< ThgT cose7sI e. kiios. skils
Csosy xas cavesiax I1k The racs vas f0r
zS a xs f-srss.s a 81
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-14

pgssrs,x- yav. fs--As rss AEx-Dzrer-Er n
80 Al NysrS.. sarx. weti-ssixy. tas jas.rss .
VII be David Bscczr. Se~ SIX wisaza1
E.xk-.s. Ciewela1ss- a-st !911 so@F@-' =
E1-ssn. Searz%r Sz-rsrs III give sLae szesrs
he vors. ak 1as oseuEas . sA2xTss IL
varsss-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-14
Railroad and Sieamncs.---
NAME CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement u Trains In Eject yss.
sfaA, iss9-
~x~x,r rr.ta. Leave AsGasta -
Follows

BSkG~s@
s-..fxs, wE~r-&B A A. s5s Lsxtssssa. Fsrv
- 4sfx sssf Pszfss8as, sSstSa 4E1 Gssa-r-4a
-. u x snl1sSsax. Lesasaozs FarEzzss-Sa,
- - Ygr-azas aaa Boston eszasesszx sor
- s,1s.a-sss s.sssss Eas sssss@es : % =
-. s,,rss1sx sscl2. g9x<.1z4- 5.s-ssss Ti-5s P
n sFAs PxsSaE sssgT asz&2 toe L~stsss1-
- q - at Ps-r5Aad xa6 nsgss5z-
ssxyfyss EAsT-L-Ss a s talsa. sxSressi 70
s<-xsrxxs. s.ltsss. B&aSos. 1a- As<>or. y
- X gsaz xsS AroS-ssa1 ssarrr
-. ~ S 1.s~Es =. .seGsssE4z- Ezasg7 q
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Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-15
prcyen,,ns Future ,,,,sry.

If there is, in this vale of tears, g more prolific source of misery than the rheumatic twinge, we have yet to hear of it. People are born with tendency to rheumatism, just as they are with one to consumption or to scrofula. Slight causes may develop this. As soon as the agonizing complaint mani fests itself, recourse should be had to Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which checks it's further inroads and banishes the rheumatic poison from the system. This statement tallies exactly with the testimony of physicians who have em- ployed this fine blood depurent in their private practice. There is also the amplest professional and general testi- mony as to the efficacy of the Bitters for malaria, liver complaint, constipa- tion, indigestion, kidney trouble, ner- vousness and loss of appetite and flesh. After wettiDg, whether followed by a cold or not, the Bitters is useful as a preventive of the initial attack of rheu- matisn.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-15
PROPOSED TARIFF REVISION.

Chairman Springer, who has been in frequent conference with Secretary Carlisle on the subject of his new tariff bill, said that he has the measure in such shape that if tho President should call an extra session on May 1st he would be ready to submit it us soon as the Committee on Ways and Means was appointed. The increased free list in the Springer bill includes wool, lumber, salt, binding twine, coal, iron ore, and all other raw material entering iRto the more advanced stages of manufacture.
 There will be a large reduction in manufactures of woolens and eottons. The Democratic idea which the Presi- dent approves relates more particularly to free raw materials. He regards this as one of the progressive stages in the ultimate reform of the tariff on the scale of lower duties. This being the Administration idea, the bill follows that line and will receive the prompt and cordial indorsement of the Presi- dent!
 The new bill scales down the duties on all manufactured articles The metal schedule will have some radical notifications There will be reduc. ton along the entire line, including steel rails, pig and structural iron, blooms, castings and all other branches, with cotton ties on the free list.
 It is proposed to incorporate some legislation which will be fair to the timing industries and will modify the Mckinley five years provision. This bill will be in readiness to,bs submit ted as soon as the Fifty third Congress is organized and the Ways and Means Committee appointed.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-15

The announcement was made in the Phoenix papers of the 11th that Cover nor L. c. Hughes was to befeasted and toasted in the capital city on wednes- day evening. We regret that an ac- count of the reception will not reach us before we go to press, but no doubt it was a felicitous occasion at which expression was freely given to the sat isfaction felt by the people of Arizona over the appointment of Mir. Hughes as chief executive, Judging from the number and composition of the com mittees having the celebration in charge, it must have been an elaborate affair, and well merited tribute to the new Governor.
 Strange as it may seem, the name of O. Meyer Zulick the chief fugleman of the opposition to Hughes appoint ment and delegate as envoy entraor- dinary to Washington, to pump it into the ears of Mir. President that Foster Dennis and not Hughes was Arizona's s choice for Governor, appears on the printed list of the Reception Commit tee. We suggest that zulick showed a superabundance of adamantine cheek, under the circumstances, to appear in the role of gratified participant on the occasion.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-15

Those who have never attended a horse race and witnessed the sudden change of sentiment from the favorite horse before the race to the successful flyer upon his reaching and passing the wire ahead ofhis competitor, will ask. Why is this thus9 The answer will be found in an interesting book entitled "The Clockmaker," by Judge Halliburton, which, in brief, is that the flop, as described by him." is human nature," and for the truth of which the reader is referred to the recently hot contest, between Foster Dennis and L. c. Hughes, for the position of Governor of Arizona.
 Chauncey M. Depew in his lecture, entitled England, Ireland and Scot land," related laughable circum- stance which dovetails with the con- testireferred to. Two Irishmen were working in a quarry near Rlarney Cas- tie, when one of them fell into a deep hole. The other, alarmed, came to the margin of the hole and cried out:
 Arrah, Pat are you killed entirely ? If ye'er are dead spake. Pat assured him from the bottom by saying, in an- swer ''No Tim, Pm not dead, but Pm speeches." Inasmuch as we hear nothing further from Dennis it is fair to infer that in alighting, the jar rem dered him, like Pat, speeches..