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Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26
Latte=-Day Why's.

In these century-end days, when everybody seems to he wholly ab- sorbed in making his or her neighbOr live up tO higher ideals, it seems fitting to call attention to some matters which, though they lack the impOr- tance of equal suffrage or cycling as proper recreation for women, are nev- ertkeless disturbing factors in the problem of the perfected life. For in stance:
 Why will men carry half-smoked, burning cigars into ''I trains and ca ble cars, anG why don't conductors stop ,t>
 Why will women always ask the ele- vator boy to wait and then remember that they don't want to use 1t at all2
 Why will a man bore his friends with stories of his wife and babies in- stead of going home to them?
 Why will woman always wait until she gets just in front of ticket win dow before she tries to find her pocket book?
 Why will man take fifteen minutes to tell you 8 story and then admit that he cant tell it?'
 Why will women try to ape men and then scOrn any man who acts as they do?-N Y. Recorder.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26
THE A. F. 4.

The A. P. A. in session in St. Louis, Mo. have resolved to advise the members of the order not to vote for the nomina ton to office of any man who will not support the following principles:
 Reduction of immigration; to deoar all undesirable persons; extension or time for naturalization, and educanonai qualifications for suffrage; the msinteh- auce of one general nou-sect8rlan free public school system; 10 public funds or publia property for secterian purposes; taxation of all property not owned and controlled by the public; the opening to public official inspection of all private schools. conyents, monasteries, hospitals and all institutions of au educational and rsformatory character; no support given for any public position to any peF- son who recognizes primal allegiance ID civil affairs to any foreign or ecclesissti- cal power; public lands for actual settle ment by American citizens only.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26
Nothing of a Definite Nature is Known Regarding the
 Governors Plans.
ALL SORTS OF REPORTS.
The Citizens OfHot Springs Still Believe the Fight Will be
 Pulled Off There.

HoT SPRINGS, Oct. Ex-Governor Clark and his subordinstes of the state militia and the local judiciary and the promoters of the proposed Corbett- still, and all sorts of reports are afoat. However, nothing of a definite nature is known. The men who are planning the.mill still assert that they will be able to bring it off on schedule time, claim ing that under their revised articles there is nothing in the state laws to pre- vent a meeting of the pugilsts. A ma iority of the citizens of Hot Springs be- lieve, too, that the fight will be pulled off.
 The Evening News says it is warrant ed in stating authorItatively that, while asserting that he would tolerate no or ganized plan to violate the laws of the state he does not know the difference le- galiy between glove contest and prize fight. The governor expressed a wIll- ingness to refer the whole question to the local authorities for determination and abide by their action. h the event that Judge Duflle concludes no violation warranting interference is intended, the governor, the News says, would he sat isted.
 Notwithstanding these assertions the element which is opposing the fight still relies upon Governor Clark to make good his declarations at the proper tune.
 A warrant against COrbe;t WAS issued from JustiSe Kirk's coart today and it charges CoSbett aas threatened, is con- spiripg and is about to commit an un- lawful assault upon the person of one Bob FitzimmOns. Sheriff HOupt served it. The warrant was issued at the in- stance of Prosecuting Attorney Tague. Corbett was brought into court. by the sheriff and the prosecuting attorney asked that he be put under bonds to keep the peace. Judge Kirk made the order as asked, placing the bond at Sl0,- 900. Corbett refused to give bonds and his attorneys, Martin and Greaves, will sue out writ of habeas corpus asking his release. This will bring tho ques- ton up for judicial hearing as to wheth- er g,oYe contest, such as is now pro- posed, will be violation of the state statutes,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26

Cor. s. NJ. WHITEsIDEs has been trans- ferred from the Fifth cavalry at Jeffer- son Barracks, Mo. to the Third cavalry at San Antonio, Texas. Col. White sides is gallant soldier. As command ing officer at Fort Leayenworth he gave the highest satisfaction not only to the government, but to those under his comS mand, but general Schofeld signallzed his departure from the army by several discreditable acts, snd not among the least was his recommendation that Col. Whitesides be superseded at LesYen- worth. Schoield could not forget that Whitesides like General Miles, Is not West Pointer.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26
HANNERkDRILL Colorado Miners Break all Records in a Single and
 Double Contests.
THE MONROE DOCTRINE
Great Brittan to Stand With America on the IsSue-Des-
 truGtive Fires.

DENVER, Oct. 19-All the records made by the Colorado miners in the rock drilling contests In connection with the festival at general drilling test in 1891 in this city have been broken. Rea- gan and Page of Butte, Mont. were then awarded first money for drilling hole % 5-16 inches in fifteen minutes in Gun nison granite. This record was beaten today by three double teams from Lead vile. The scores being B 5-16 inches by Sullivan and One; 8 1916 inches by Stewart and Lingenbohn; 34 S. 16 inches by Reagan and Dwyer. la the single handed test six beat record of IS 14-16 inches.
 LONDON, Oct. 19-The Westminster Gazette commenting upon dispatch so the Times from New York, declaring joint refusal of the European powers to accept the Monroe doctrine is believed to be only in the Marquis of Salisbury's mind and says ''there is no such thing as the Monroe doctrine and the matter at issue is entirely between the old country and the United States and if the time ever comes for Great Britan to take sides on the subject she will side with the Americans"
 ATLANTA, Ga., Oct. 19-Wellhouse and Sons big paper mills burned today; loss sS0, eco.
 NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 19-A fire last night destroyed the National Rice Mill on EIysian Field street and four sdia- cent buildings. The loss is estimated at s200,OOO.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 19-A deal for 100000 shares.oi Anaconda copper minestoOk ha been definitely concluded. Hamilton Smith, of the Exploration Company of London, returned from the works. The Exploration Company will name two directors.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26
td


 Dr. Mark A. Rogers will occupy the offices vacated by the Messrs Heney next week..
 Tucson is determined to be strictly in 1t and an effort to raise the S40.OOO for 8 jawiDg match between COrbelt and Fitz- simmons will be made as soon as 1t Is known that both principals are safe m Arkansaw iails and the. fight declared oil. Training quarters are to be engaged. Corbett will be sent to Silver Lake and FItz to the Union race track. The sd- mission to the show will be determined later.
 No people suffer so much from physic- al disabilities as those whose business requires little or DO muscular exertlon. The lack of exercise causes the liver to become sluggish and the result IS con s.ant constipation, indigestion, bilious ness and sick headache. To prevent this take Simmons Liver Regulator; 1t keeps the liver active and makes ones condition as comfortable as those who have much exercise.
 The second trial of Rodolfo Vssquez was began today in the district court. The entlre day however, was consumed in getting a jury which was not accomplished till late this after noon. The old venire was exhausted and two new ones, cne of 30 and one of 10 were issued before a jury could be impanelled. This done the jury was sworn in and excused till o'clock Mon- day morning.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26

and the judgement of the court could make no provision for others to carry on the business of the town. It is uee- less to cite any of the very numerous authorities establishing the want of authority in court of equity to do that until after a determination in proper proceeding to establish tho fact that the defendants were acting without the right to do SO, and even then, pending such an action, the acts of the de facto officers, until their successors take their places would of necessity. and upon principles of we'll established law and public policy, he recognized as valid and binding.
 The motion to dissolve the injunction is granted. J. D. BETHUNE,
 Judge
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26

THE Pops are shrieking for a national convention which they want held ID At lanta. Feb. 21, 1896. As party the pops have fiirted madly with every Propnsi- tion that promised them boodle or beer. Since their last submersion under the waves of popular disfavor they have been qaite sick and death has been expected at anytime. Their soulful yearnlug for "good government" has always been lost to sight when the official crib rises in view.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26
ruETERRIrORIES.

Dpring the approaching session or copersss, says the Denver Republican, strong effort should be made to secure ,to o6r,ission of New Mexico, Arizona ard Oklahoma. All three of these ter ritories are entitled to admission, and IL would seem that if the proper enor' vere made success could he achieved
 Oklahoma is new, and therefore, It nas tess reason than the others to compiaiu of delays that have occurred m IS a'- lempt to secure admission. But poIo Nav Mex,co ard Arizona have waited @ long time, and this is true especlaii! oI tha former. By the treaty ot Guaoa- lupe Hidalgo it was stipulated that the ,aonle of the territory ceded by Mexico should be clothed with the rights o' Aueucar citizenship as soon as practice
 able. They bnd their decendants' 'o- gether with the people who since 'Ie" have made New Mexico snd Arizona their homes. have lcpg been btteo to exercise the rights of American ciIl~en
 shin. But selfish considerations nave caused the east to oppose the erection oi state governments ID those territories
 In corseouence of this delay tneif nrogress and development have oeen intetfered with. People do not ike 10 emlgrs;e to a territory, and capiIsi nnu0 oh;sc.ions to investment in such a com- muuity. The love of self government which is so strong in the American people. causes them to seek homes ID places where they may enjoy the righ' of governing themselves rather than ID those m which that right IS denleo.
 territory is governed az 8 province O. the federal government ana IL rep resents a condition of affairs ln connict with the spirit of the constitution. The constitution contempiates union or states and not the government or parts of the country as subject provinces Circumstances may render it necessary ,o ma,utsin a territorial government for & while. but tbe principles underlying the us;on demand that such a govern nent shall be continued DO iooger than the necessity exists. Az coon as the ln- hab;tsn,s of a territory are capable O. maintaining a state goVerCn nent they should be permitted to erect such government.
 But in the east spirit or opposition has arisen in the cases If New Mexico and Arizona op the plea that the ad- mission of those territories would throw too much power to the west in the na- tionaI legislature. It is plea base" mon the theory tina. the relations of state to tae federal government are the mos. important to be considered in Ills connection. As matter of fact, how ever. the most important are its domes fife ar local relations. The welfare ot It's citizens is but remotely connected win the action of their representatives ID congress, If comparison be made w,th the influence upon their welfare of state Legislation.
 Tine three territories named have both nonula.iou and wealth enough 10 main faIn state governments, snd elLce they wish to throw aside the hindrences or territorial government the right to do so should net be denied.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26

THf Nogales injunction which has caused more heart burning and picker ings in the line city than any thing else since the burg took root in that favored spot. Over and about it the pot of dis cord boiled and the town government stood still. The entire cause of action, events leading thereto aud the iudg- ment of the court thereon are, set forth in mesterly manner by Judge Bethune, whose decision dissolving the injunction is published in full elsewhere.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26

Four roysterers in an inn were playing whist, When all at once Rp argument arose Aneut she game; and each disputsnts fist Was wildly shaken at his neighbours nose. The fierce hOstilities seemed like to cease In bruises, wounds, phlebotOmies and slaughters, Until the landlord hushe d the storm to peace By pouring Hoyie upon the troubled watersl
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26
Mean Business.

The Southern Pacific has made short cut in it's rates to Nogales. Formerly the fare between Tucson and that point was considered high and travel between the two towns was confined largely tc the stages. Now, however, the great cut will turn much of it in the direction of the railroad. The rate, either wal has been reduced to s6 single fare oI BIO. 50 tor the round trip. This IS the fixed rate. Travellers will bear this 1T mind.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26

Mas. BELvA LOCKWOOD, a former pres idepusl candidate has been held Tor criminal libel by Washington court Bslva was beaten in legal controversy and instead of gouging out the eyes or the opposing council she tackled notices derrogstory of bis character on hls ofiice door. The possibilities of Belva going to jail for the offence, are in a great ma iority
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26

THE bridge over the arroyo east ot town should be replaced. If built on driven piles the structure would be proof against all the flood waters that couio nour against it. The bridge is neces slty and the delay in rebuilding it IS an injustice to the tax pUyers livlng beyond the arrOyO
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26

She grssped the bar, arranged her
 skirts
 With dainty little tucks and filrts; Posed on the saddle, felt the tread Of pedal, and, I'm ofI, she said. A whirl of wheels. swerye and away, And from the roadbed, where she lay, She realized in full degree, The climax of her prophecy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26

HoT SPRINGS, Ark, Oct. 19-The at- torney general will lend hand to pros ecuting Attorney Teague at Corbetts trial this afternoon. Col. George w.. Murphy, a celebrated criminal lawyer will be associate with ", p. Martins and 0. H. GreaVes for the defence. A formidable legal battle is promised. The date for the fight will doubtless, be post poned. A telegram was sent to Fitz- simmons saying that if he was not in this place Monday, the contest would be declared of.
 GREENvlTa4E, O. Oct. 19-Representa- tive U. w. Hofer today acknowledged writing letter soliciting hribe of Sl, 800 for his vote. Hofer has been prominent in the ministry of the Chris tian church 9 yeare.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 19-The first intims- tion of an accident which resulted in the death of John W. Mackey, Jr. was re- ceived here by Mr. Mackey's private sec fetary. It was telegram from Clar- ence MRckey, in which he said John was thrown from horse yesterday and seriously hurt. The doctors had pro- nounced the case hopeless. Clarence begged the secretary to prepare his father for tho woret. Mackey died last night.
 MIr.%AUKEE, Wis, Oct. 19-A special to Wisconsin iron Hancock, Mich, says that the bodies of Cris Kramer and wife, aged people, were found in the cellar of their house at West Hancock this morn ing with their throats cut from ear to ear. The old couple were commonly belieyed to have kept large sums oi money secreted about the house.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26

PooR old Turkey will shortly be dis membered. Under one pretext or another she will have to go. Already the fleets of England and Russia are dangerously near and although con- tending forces may struggle in the Dardanells the end will be the same. In any event a sick Turkey means dead Turkey when England and Russia hre fhe nhveinianR
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26

MEN seeking employment are advised to keep away from Globe for the present as there are alleady more men at that place than can possibly get anything to do. Globe has grand and important future before her, but time must be given to shape affairs for the extensive mining operations that will before long
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26

A NEW revision of the bible is shortly to be issued. That it will differ radIc- ally from the various revisions given to the public is conceded, notably in the Apochryphy upon which the Reviewers have been at work since 1881. "A little learning ie Q dangerous thing"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26

CHAUNCEY NJ. DEPEw IS cut with [ denial of the Vsnderbilts connection with a reorganization of the Union Pacific. Chauncey is not en affidavit man but he can make 8 cube look round when he has the dear public for an audience.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26
The k1tnoraI Market.

"While down in the southwestern part of the state some time ego,' gays Mr, W. Chalmers, editor of the Chico. Cal, Enterprise, "I had attack of dysentery. Having heard of Chamberlain's Collie Cholera Diarrhoea remedy, 1 bough. 8 bottle. A couple of doses of 1t complete. " cured me. Now I am a champion oi that remedy for all stomach and bowel complaints." For sale by Fred Fleish- man
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26

CoRBETT and Fitzsimmone have agreed on Steve Brodie for referee, but Steve is out of job, and 10 prospects before him. President Cleveland could have been chosen with equal safety.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26

Two Colorado men have been k!!iec ID the Yaqui country by IndianH. The Mexican guide however returned home with a whole skln and with the positive assurance that dead men tell no tales.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26
MILK. Fowler. secretary and treas

Mir. T. K. Fowler, secretary and treas lief of the CoFi3ne Mill, Canal < Stock company Of Corrinne, Utah, in speaking lt Chamberlain's Cough remedy, says I consider it the best in the market. nave used many kinds but find Cham. Derlsin's the most prompt and etfectual q giving relief, and now keep no other n my home" When troubled with a cough or cold give this remedy trial md we assure you that you will be more
 han pleased with tho result. For sale by Fred Fleishmen druggist.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26

HEALER SCHLATER the sheep herder who swiped Messiahship, is a drawing card in Denver and every sore thumbed sinner is deeply stirred to be in fellow ship with him. For a dime museum freak he would almost equal Lord Sack villa West
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26

EDITOR HUeHEs, of the Albuquerque Citizen. ran jam up against court ana is now laid up for repairs. The sympa- thy of half dozen Arizona editors, who have been there, float softly in his direc- ton. It pays in New Mexico, as well as sn Arizona, to show 8 clean pair of heels n fhe oourt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26

THE Arkansas militia are on the move In the direction of Hot Springs. II Governor Clark can devise scheme by which the lower jaws of the con- tending pugs could be dislocated he would be considered pubic benefaotor instead of ehump.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26
Cruisers Christeued.

NEWPORT, Oct. 19-Two new gun boats for the United States navy were launched here today. They were christS ned Nashville" and "Wilming- ton" In honor of these cities in Tennes- see and Delaware.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26

IF the Corsnn queen has been mur- dered as many times as reported, she can give the odds to cat with nine lives and then play more than even.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26

THERE is every probability that the demecratic national convention will no- minate men wholly unfriendly to silver interests. The issue IS one that cannot be dodged so will be met by unconcesl- ad OnrosjtiOn
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26
nh Yea.

We keep Parks Cough Syrup and we tell everyone 1t IS the best cough cure we s9ll Everybody likes it and we sell it on a guarantee. Try 1t for your cold.
 Sold by Fred Fleishman druggist,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26

GAN INTELLIGENT" Oregon populis' dsclares that the I6 to doctrine Of the west is the curse of the reform move ment. These Hulu dancers never were the friends of the people.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26
RodeO Notice.

There will be a rodeo of cattle in the Canada del Gro. It will start on the 25th of this month at the Steam Pump and will work from there up the canyon.
 M. c. SAMANIEGo,
 F. CHAROLEAU,
 FRANCISCO ROMERO, td GEO. PUsCH.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26

CoRBETT, we are grayely informed by telegraph, is disgusted. Corbett is ratn- AT late in a field that has been occupied by the public for many moons.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26
Oh! My Back!

A good many tired men and women could get rid of that pam in their back if they would try Parks Sure Cure for tee Liver and Kidneys. The trouble is usually there and Parks Sure Cure reaches and cures 1t.
 Sold by Fred Fleishman druggist.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26

E.PAso is bidding for the big fight. Evidently Fl Paso is not in Texas or she failed to learn of the late law making nrlze eiueeipg felony ID that state.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26
A DOubIe Hauoiup.

SAN QUENTIN, Oct. 18.-Hansen and Thomas St. Clair were hanged at two o'clock this afternoon, for the murder of Maurice Fitzgerald on the bark Hesper.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26
Japan Don't Want Corea

WASHINGTON, Oct. 19-Minister Kuri- no. of Japan, said today that Japan had no purpose whstever in establishing q protsctorats over Corga.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26

THE retrousse nose of Mlss Consuelo Vanderbilt would be nothing more than 8 pug nose in poor girl.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26

Parks Tea is great blood purifier and cleanser. 1 pleasant herb drink which moves the bowels without pain, gripping or discomfort.
 Sold by Fred Fleishman druggist.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26

THE WET is said to be still on and the late e;Ierce ominous of a coming storm.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26

THE Cockleburrs are again threaten inc to unlimber ou the Montezumas.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26

There is a grand program at the opera house tonight. Don't miss it,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-19
MAY RETURN FOR IT.
Cashier figcatt Lott $4,000 In tho Bnnh
of Lexington when He Departed.

Cashier fIgratt Lott 200 In tho Bank
of Lexington when He Departed.
CHICAGO, Feb. lS.-A special from
Richmond, Va, says: It is now quite
certain that G. ". Figga.t, the default.
ing cashier Of the Bank Of Lexington, Is
short about $4,000 de got away with
about $4,000 capital stock, and nearly
$4,000 belonging to depositors. The
developments show that these opera
ticns cover period OF nearly twenty
FIVE years. The bank is left with only
5000 in cash, and business Is almost
paralyzed here. The Virginia Military
Institute had 10000 on deposit, and the
county treasurer kept his accounts
there. The town was filled to-day with
depositors who came from the country
to discuss the situation. and the feeling
was bitter toward those responsible for
the careless manner in which the affairs
OF the bank were conducted. Figgatt
has had many bondsmen, and tho situ.
alton is 30 complicated that it will DO
hard to recover anything from them.
The cashier left note saying he
would not carry n cent away with him.
Eight thousand dollars. deposited the
day before he left, Is gone. and he had
two big yaliscs with him when he left
town. The man is said to have taken q
west.bound train. he comes OF q highly
respectable family.