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Arizona republican., 1894-01-03
BONNETS AND CIGARS.
Sure Relief for the Man Whose Wire Buys
 Cigars for Kim.

When lovely woman stoops to folly and sets out to buy her husbands cigars for him one of two t,llTs is reas0na2-y sure to happen. as.,a the New ! Yorz Press. If the pr:''1l'-1.7cate head of the household is of c1oieric temperament he uses l2ng,-..,4 md pitches the offending weeds ort of the window. This naturally gives pain to their innocent purchaser, and is ex- tremely likely to bring about family hurricane, with plentiful shower of tears. If the victim Of his wife's good intentions is suave and diplomat he says nothing, but adroitly substitutes box of cigars of his own choosing for the gift which was meant to add to the comforts of home, and generously pre- sents the first box to the Italian boot black around the corner. This is un- doubtedly the better method of tue two, but it has the serious disadvan- tage of encouraging the misguided wife to repeat the experiment which apparently worked so well. This is apt to be trying to the patience even of patient husband. Besides it is very hard on the bootblack.
 Assuredly some method should be adopted to prevent occurrences so re- grettable. Since argument in such cases would in all human probability be utterly useless, we venture to sug- gest another remedy. When a mans wife inf1icts on him the gift of a box of cigars let him accept them smilingly, remembering the bootblack around the corner. Then let him reciprocate by going out and purchasing his wife bonnet approved solely by his own masculine judgment. The cure may seem trife expensive, but it will work The woman does not exist who would not take the hint. For the bon net chosen by a man without reference to his wife's tastes is certain to be as acceptable as the cigars which the wife buys for her husband.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-03
GERMAN AFFAIRS.
The Princess Elizabeth Put in
 @ Better Light.
Further Details of the Recent Hor- rible Massacre Of Catholics
 in Russia.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
 BERLIN, Jan. 2.-The Germania now retracts the statement that no marriage ceremony had occurred between the Princess Elizabeth of Bavaria, and Baron Von Seifried Putfenhsim, and states that the pair were welded on December 10 at an obscure place in Switzerland.
 Several reports have recently been circulated regarding the massacre of Catholics said to have taken place at Kroschehowne, Russia. The Cologne Volks Zeitung gives more details of the terrible tragedy, seeming to confirm the most startling reports circulated and describing other horrors. The number of people killed is said to be LOO.
 A very gracious reception accorded by the emperor and empress to Caprivi at the palace yesterday evening is much commented upon. The emperor and empress descended from the dais and warmly shook hands with the chancellor as if to show all present that the reports circulated to the effect that he was no longer in great favor were absolutely baseless.
 At New Year services yesterday in 6 great number of churches detectives were present owing to the fact that the clergymen had received letters from anarchists who threatened to commit dynamite outrages on the sacred edlhces
Arizona republican., 1894-01-03
Mitchell WeakenS.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. 2.-Charley Mithell has shown the white feather or something that very much resem bles that article. Dispite his alleged con- suming desire to face Corbett, develop ments of today seem to indicate that the Englishman is ready to squeeze through any loop hole to escape meet Ing the champion. That and not the alleged knock-o 1t of the Duval athletic club by Governor Mitchell, in the courts here, is this morning the real sensation Of the day Tn sporting circles.
 Alter Solicitor Christie under coer- cion from the Governor, refused to have anything to do with the test case brought by the athletic club, the mana gers of the club began casting about for ways and means "to pull off" the affair in spite of the governor and courts. Manager Bowden sent Harry Mason over to St. Augustine to see Mitchell and induce him to sign ar ticies of agreement. The original ar ticles, at Mitchell's su. .gestoD, pro- vided that the fight should occur ''within two miles of Jacksonville. The club today wished to change the ClesuoO oO ds IO h@NC lG lSe-ei tiie-t IL V fight should occur "within the state Of Florida" it being the purpose of the club that 1t might agree to select 9 place i'll the state where it was least likely it would be interiered with on the part of the authorities. When the situation of the affair was explained to Mitchell and he was asked to sfffx his signature to the amended articles of the agreement he fatly refused to sign. He said he would never put his nama to Q paper unless the site for the con- test was definitely fixed. Harry Mason urged and expostulated with the Eng lishman, telling him tho change was one ot precaution in view of the gov ernor's hostile attitude, but to no avail.
 Mitchell absolutely refused to sign and 1 Mason returned to Jacksonville. It looks now as though Mitchell never really desired to go up against the American champion and is taking ad-
 vantage of the difficulty under which the club IS laboring.
 The managers of the club are in an unpleasant state of mind tonight and are roasting the Englishman in sul-
 phurous style. Manager Bowden said
 tonight he would go over to St. August inc tomorrow and force Mitchell to sign amended articles or brand him to the world as having shown the white ! feather.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-03
THE INCOME TAX. Character of the Income Tax Agreed Upon. Persons Have no Edge
 on Corporations. A Plan for Increasing the Reve-
 nues $3O,OOO,OOO. Representative Oates Scheme for Disposing of Bullion and Mak-
 ing Demand for More.
By the Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-The advocates of the individual income taxation prop osition were triumphant at meeting of the Democratic members of the ways and means committee this afternoon. Eleven memb bers were present when the final meeting was held at the treas ury department at 5 o'clock. An issue was joined on two propositions, one to levy tax of per cent against indi- viduals with incomes over $4,0O0, and against net incomes from corporations and a second proposition offered as a substitute by Cochran, of New York, to tax incomes from corporations l per cent and inherltances per cent, to place tax of 10 cents on whisky and restore sugar to the dutiable list at E cent pound.
 The debate on Cockran's substitute proposition resulted in defeat of 7 to 4 as follows:
 Ayes, Winson, Cochran, Stevens, Montgomery.
 Nays, McMillen, Turner, Whiting, Bryan, Bynum, Tarsney and Brecken- ridge.
 The original proposition then carried by vote of to as follows:
 Ayes, McMillen, Turner, Whiting, Bryan, Bynum and Tarsney. Nays, Wilson, Cochran, Stevens, Montgomery and Breckenridge. It was also decided to increase the whiskey tax ten cents per gallon, from ninty cents to dollar, to be levied against whiskey in as well as out of bond. Upon the representation tha: this increase would work undue hard ship to owners of whiskey in bond it was decided to extend the bonded per iod from three to eight years.
 The tax on playing cards, at one time fixed at 6 cents pack was reduc- ed to cents.
 The contemplated tax on purfumes and cosmetics was discarded. No in- crease was made in the tax on cigars but the increase on cigarettes of $1 per 1000 was allowed to stand. The committee estimates that the tax on incomes from corporations and indi viduals Corporations being treated as individually will raise $3O, ,O0O. .OOO re. venue, $12,00O, 900 from corporations and l9,000, ,000 from individuals. Tn; increase of the whisky tax, it Is est1 mated will give an additional revenue of $lO,OOO0O0. The proposed tax or lnherltances which was to be levied l. case the proposition for an indvidua income tax failed was not deemed necessary.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-03
Not Failing Over Each Other.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2.-The bureau for the registration of Chinese laborers in conformity with the McCreary law was opened for business here this morn- ing. Large rooms have been secured convenient to the Chinese quarters and the eight clerks who were in readiness to issue certificates had almost nothing to do. Up to noon two applications for certificates of residence had been made. Collector Wilborne has had circulars in Chinese freely distributed among the Chinese urging them to come forward promptly,
Arizona republican., 1894-01-03
PRODUCTS OF THE STATES.

ARKANSAS in cotton stands fifth, in mules ninth, in lumber twelfth.
 TENNESSEE is second in peanuts, third in live stock, ninth in cotton.
 VIRGINIA is the first in peanuts, sec ond in tobacco and eighth in salt.
 MARYLAND is second in fisheries, fourth in coal and seventh in tobacco.
 NORTH CAROLINA is first in tar, sec ond in copper, third in peanuts, fourth in rice.
 ARIZONA is fifth in silver, eighth in sheep and live stock and ninth in gold product.
 SENATOR WoLCoTT of Colorado, it is said, more nearly approaches the ideal orator than any man now in the senate.
 SENATOR SHERMAN's real estate hold ings in Washington are rated on this years tax list at S400,000. He is about the heaviest individual taxpayer at the capital.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-03
A TAIL END COLLISION.
Three Killed Outright and Others
 Fatally Injured.

Fatally Injured.
 KANSAS CITY, Jan. 2.-Three men were killed, four seriously injured and a dozen more slightly hurt in wreck on the Union Pacific near Linwood, Kan, at 5: 30 this morning. The wreck was caused by a freight train which uses the Union Pacific track between Kansas City and Topeka, by running into the rear end of mixed freight and passenger train on the Union Pacific Both trains were 6 few minutes late and the Rock Island train was running fast to make up time.
 The Union Pacific train was near the tank and was slowing up when the other train crashed into it. The follow ing is the list of the killed and injured :: Killed, Jay Atwood, conductor of the Udion Pacific train, Kansas City :; Martin, stockman, Wakefield, Kan. 1; Herman Smize, 8 stockman, Clay Gen. ter, Kan.
 Injured, George W. Hoskins, 5 stock man, Randolph, Kan, back broken be- low the neck, will die.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-03
A Count of Rome.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2.-Upon the recom- mendation of Cardinal Gibbons and Manager Satolli the pope has conferred upon W. J. O'Mahan, of Chicago, in recognition of his distinguished suc- cess in organizing the great Catholic congress at Chicago, the title of "Camiere Segreta da Cappa Spada" which, bestowed upon a layman or commoner corresponds with the Golden Rose awarded by the pope to royalty on great occasions. A free translation of O'Mahan's title would be "The Count of Rome,"
Arizona republican., 1894-01-03
TALLAHASSEE Fla Ian g.

1ALLhhhcoEhs io. oh' H'
 The Corbett- Mitchell prize fight will not come off in Florida unless the su- preme court of this state decides there is no law prohibiting such a fight. It will not be necessary to proclaim mar tial law to prevent such fight but were it necessary should not hesitate to proclaim it as I am determined to pre- vent this fight by any and all means within reach of the executive. There can be no doubt as to my position and people who come here with the expec- tation of seeing the laws of the state violated by two thugs and their aiders and abettors will be disappointed.
 (Signed) H. L. MITCHELL.
 Governor.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-03
Waiting on the Governor.

DENVER, Jan. 2.-One of the evil ef- fects of Governor Wsite's calling an extra session Of the legislature was made apparent today. The banking house of White & Co.,, of New York, had contracted to take $400, ,000 worth of public improvement bonds of this city. They today wired, withdrawing all ne- gotiations until after it was determined what the legislature will do regarding several of the governors recommend ations
Arizona republican., 1894-01-03

voted. A bitter fight is expected at the next meeting of the board.
 Hugh o. Pentecost was appointed as s;stant district attorney by Col. Eel lows, but declines the office in view of severe newspaper criticisms, and to re- lieve the district attorney from em- oalrassment denies that his appoint ment was made to conciliate the social I st vota
Arizona republican., 1894-01-03
TROUBLE FOR THE NICTHEROY.

Her American Crew Strike for
 Higher Wages.
 PERNAMBUco, Jan. 2.-The Brazilian dynamite cruiser Nictheroy, has again been put in readiness to sail south and get within reach of the insurgent ves- sells under the command of MellO. The exact time of her departure has not been announced. When she starts she will be accompanied by the cruiser America.
 It was learned late tonight that the employees of the Nictheroy have struck for wages still higher than those origin ally demanded. The new demands have been refused and it is possible all may leave the vessel.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-03
Represented In the Box.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2.-During the after noon report was spread that one of the jurors in the Coughlin case is a close friend of the prisoner notwith- standing the jurors declaration to the contrary, when examined. Detectives it is said have been put to work on the matter,
Arizona republican., 1894-01-03
Seen at Bakersfield,

BAKERSFIELD, Cal, Jan. 2.-It is re- ported that Evans and Morrell, the es- capped bandits, were seen last night few miles from here. They asked for the road leading to the Tehachapi mountains.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-03
Yuma Gone Republican.

YUMA, Ariz., Jan. 2.-At the city election today the entire Republican ticket was elected fer the first time in twenty y=ars.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-03
Out to Stay.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. "A special to the Times from Leavenworth says Gov ernor Lewelling denies to have decided to reinstate Mrs. Lease and says the statement is absolutely without founda- tion. He said, Mrs. Lease is out to staY.O
Arizona republican., 1894-01-03
Still Holding the Job,

OLATHE. Kan, Jan. 2.-Mrs. Lease presided at meeting of the board of charities today. Freeman, whom the governor appointed in her place, did not show up.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-03
To Hunt For Colgate.

SPOKANE, Wash., Jan. "A party of four including Chas. Colgate left here today for the Clear Water country to search for George Colgate the cook of the Carlin party. They will ascend the river in boats.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-03
Ea Wants Time.

PARIS, Jan. 2.-Va,ilspt, the auarch- ist, sigged a petition today ssklng not to be tried before the coming assizes.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-03
THE BOSS ON TOP.
Mckane'S Pull Not Weakened by
 His Recent TribuIationS.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-With eleven in- dictments hanging over him, sentence of thirty days in jail and fine of $250, McKane was today reelected president of the Kings county board of supervis- ors by vote of IS to A. The Republi- cans had come prepared to keep Mo Kane out by contesting the seats of three members, but they were out
Arizona republican., 1894-01-03
WHITE PLUME. The ArtfuI EngIiShman
 Backs Down. Mitchell Refuses to Meet
 The Champion The Dilemma of the Duval Club His Opportunity.
The Determined Stand of the Cover nor Will Drive the Big Fight
 Out of Florida.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
 CINCINNATI, Jan. Ex-Governor Mitch ell telegraphed an evening paper his purpose regarding the Mitchell-Corbet t foht thua.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
Suaen buroe pGrc borte

naar Miis Gaen Bead gam, ben aloes
les ma9elpie San9erinoe, 9orSbag ben
12te glpril, pil pptraoe paa tort "@rano
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9i9e for Dor 8p. Sra olle 8anter foms
mer be melt 9Iimrenoe 8ionesbDro ON
benoes mrrtuaroi9e Gang Se9ouelie.
Senoes 3oner refer len9ere, eno man
no9eniiuoe tiencer til bos en- Soprans
Stemme, baaoe al benz, iom er oanbret
bort, % bos benz, Der enonu leper. Den
uerbensbergmte Saaserinoe Yatti bar
10 uunoet ct SIP loen 2i9e, % bog saar
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tau 9jere. Sra ct. Saul gluiier fom.
mer ON beuoe De melt slimrenoe slnbes
f%ulin9er, % Slt tDoer paa, at bun pao
San9ens Smroace pil itaa % itaar
iom ben fsrite. Den lite Mai reiie,
bun til 2pnoon, ipecielt ~en9a9eret ben
til oenne @~eroeusitap, betjenot iom Den
8p, buorben altlo be beoite mulitallft
ar9iter fables.
Sult iaa paa, at benne San9erinb,
optrHoer / "@rano Opera 0ouie".
9ecorab Gorsoa9 ben 12te Npril.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
6ompomiicr % DIR.

Chopin, 9pIens bersmte, 3ouetun'
items 6eius, ia9tto9 Ell Stiten / in Benz
iube George Saubs SaIon oennes lille
6uno, iom morsos zig meo ben for
6uuoe olmiuoeligc Sport uilo 6nrs
tiabcO at lobe rumot citer i'm eaeu Sdle.
aomponiiteu operiDrte 6nnoeuS SepG'
9elier / 2ouer (g, ass, C, b. LOB ltte
5ir8re lobe ben ouer 1%angenterue, latte
en- liben elegant Ntelemiats til % la
valse du petit CHEN bar iGroi9. Nn
er ben blepen opbt M~nutpaIs.
3alri9e a%omponiiter bar iguri9t boz
ret Sunoeoenner, |. Gr. George Senoa
(1721-1795). Spfinoeren al bet
tpite Melooramo. Nan eieoe ell bioIf
Yuoetbuno, Tor Guilfcn ban en9ans no-
uarece De Seis0suNe mec Srotne: 3n9
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Ienne Suuo ii9ss at baoe oaret be5as
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apmpoiitiuuer for ben % 9iort 6Oran'
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rem 9ap lit Siioto t~lltjeloe.
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bgrte en- 0a9 i Yaris Nrrbeoen al
Yalas &opal Ell me9ct melootIf Stems
NE ipn9e 0totiuet til Ell al bans bergm'
teIte San9e. San itDnote Jig / ben Get'
ming, bucrira Sangen fom, % tp9
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S~enrDttelie lptteoe til jim egen Welooi.
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San8en 100, at finOe IN imut, ut9 YI9e,
laa ban - cit 8ape4Gie, Der 9Dn9eeG
pau &ingen / fit 8ur Og tpoelig 9jelr.
gap San9ens Cert.
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for Ell bpi 8ris, u9 Qpret 9iOroe mnoel
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San9funiter, at Namenu en9an9 pet
Ell Suu9prsoe iorar9et ptreoe til ct
San9erinoe: "gtaar De ipnser iao
falIt belle Siben, er bet beore, at mir
Iape9sie itrar lGrer Gem at ipn9o
rent"
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

2et CT mig eli lamb 8lRee at Iuuue iios
al Den Spmnlttne, "0uSpenuen," iont lea
mooto9 igrit / NpriI, or / ale giaa6er Eo99
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mGaitet oeta's runot 20 Dollars mere. .Seo
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Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
Governments anoiW tuuc,
ibetf SomntD.

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itptfer uGret tpilionl, % bet bIep ba o9iaa
tpoeli9 bra8t for gpiet fornpliG ba Mr. q.
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banoling ON so Ncres 9ano 9incoln 3omns
ibip, fit Goootat Simle til at uuoerig9e the
title. @ouptat pimle bar life tilIreoS meo
Den, iom ban innot i Gountn Hecoros, oer'
for reiIte ban ueo til II. 9. Sano Office /
8es Ntotues. Ser bite 8p8erue en- me8et
interesiant Sag Gtereu tnnoe life fiuoes.
Mr. ellington bIeo itrar buoienOt, o9 bans
Snteresier paretague. gouotat SiuIe, Der
bar prattiieret for H. g. 9auo Office / De
iioite IL glar, flyer, at Der Der / Gountpet er
mango titles, Der life er iaa 9ooe, iom be
9ices no for. 3cune Sag Iouer at blipe
reget interesiaut.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
7ttorab Burroat l6asst a
8urr Dali aItinn / II Tiger 20 Gts. minOrc

Sijgut Burr Snt bar bnut Rp for
at baUe eiet bet leoeuoe cooperative
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brIfat - iad uiier oo9 op~enltaaenoe
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iaa mango andre Greamcrics al ben
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merne lore at i~oritan fig paa 5teoe.
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De nulOe lpre S~auobeocn al ben
9amle 29re: Every business is no
bodies business.
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operative creamery brin9er benz Cab.
3e tuuoe ie ino til, at i%orItan, at 2,
eaer 3, eller 4 Greameries mco tine
ream collectors pna ct eueite Self,
iOm er nof blot for ct, ltgeirem 10 ire
Der 3 eaer 4 @ange iuu Itore lloBiiter,
lom Gilt clers oil meofGre.
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meo Creamery Wauoen, o9 bj9lpe bant
til at iaa fat Jig / 6OrbinOelie meo De
beoite 6urmere, ipm bar ben beoite
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aigr 9iper al fig, 10 lGn9ere fcmmer
De meo llcbpttet al fin 5nrnt.
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ON Naret, meoens iaa mango Strdp al
ajBr tuapt n~o9euiiuoe pil brlu9e $50
Guno, maaite miuore.
Ice Cave Creamery Co.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
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ii8uersre fra fin Sitting iOm Justice
of the Peace, iorbi ban / fin 9loer,
oper so gar, ipntes, at ban buroe laoe
liot SuiIe fable paa fig. The Board
of Township Trustees inoiatte for at
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WUris, iOm i flere glnr bar iun9eret
iOm fin 5noers Glert.
- gen Nelion / Ntnoiion 9oiunibip
bar fact ~oiiciel Mteooelelie ON OF inos
finoe zig nnite llge i Dubuque iOm Meb.
lem al &etit Surp peo llniteo States
Court.
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reoe III iperf, baaoe Der % Der, / Og i
llotauterne al Spen. SIR. SObn Greer
bar iaulebes label ipreta9e 5orbereoel'
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menem NOuins os YerrD paa Maple
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ban BAIT 9russiit 5urretuins i Treitun.
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% en- COB Ting er bet, tbi 2Grerinber
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bar Der ct al @]inbuerne.
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3u9en pil iom i~Gouaulis bliue feire
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