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The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-05-09
Summer Excursion to the Coast.

The Atlantic & Pacific railroad com- pany will run number of summer excursions to the Pacific coast. Tickets will be sold to Los Angeles, Redondo Beach, Santa Monica and San Diego, from Flagstaff and return for $35. Tickets good for ninety days, con- tinuouS passage to and from San Der nardino, with stop-over privilege te- yond that point within the final limit of the ticket.
 Tickets will be sold only on the fol- lowing dates, May 2i, June 4. June IS. July ?, July l6, July 80, August IS. August 27.
 For any information in regard to these excursions apply to c. w. Davis, agent, Flagstaff.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-05-09

AMBASSADOR BAYARD echoed the sentiments of Grover Cleveland in his ultra-English speech at the London banquet last week. The minister who cannot find anything good to speak about in the country he represents should resign and sever his allegiance fn if
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-05-09

CALIFORNIA IS still up to standard. Two more females were brutally mur- dered by their father at Oakland last Saturday. If the reign of crime keeps up San Francisco will never secure the half million population which she is looking for.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-05-09

TIE governor could make no better selection for superintendent of the re- form school than George HoXworth. He is fitted in every way for the posi- tion and uo man could betior manage juvenile offenders than the present applicant for the place.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-05-09

OKLAHOMA is becoming quite respec- table. Two more of her horde of des- perate outlaws have been killed and it is now possible for man to travel ten miles in that territory without being held up more than five times.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-05-09
URSDAY. NJ AY, 9, 1895.

RING is here. There can be no Ibt of it now. no matter how the eather acts. Labor troubles have commenced in the east and several strikes are now on which threaten to parnlyze business.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-05-09
For Sale.

The outfit of d mill boarding house, in run."ing order. Has thirty board- CTS. Address W. H. Carroll, Flagstaff. ArR, 'st
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-05-09

pr. rrice's Cream Baking Powosr
 WWlasFair Naaest AwsrA
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-05-09

Mrs. Mitchell is quite i'll.
 A letter has been received from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07

sonal rcsrntmcnts in the interest OF hhrU'o"!
ForcctfulncSs of inuri is is shining quai'y J"
statesmen Mr. Miller has exhibited II 80 IT
ounutlv in his relations with Mr.. Platt 'ha' 1t
has almost come - be Il rcproach 10 MN. r".
arr OWN mart. we can never think of me cor''l'i
manner in which he laid aside resentment 'o'
what bappcncd to him in 1888 and joined i'ah",
with Mr.. Platt in opposing the denomination Oh
President Harrison IN 1892 without Il Ie'H"S
If nrofound admiration for his greatness OF sou"
And though he has expressed desire during
,ho l,st few weeks doubtless upon mo
mon,,rv impusc-to have Mr.. Patt's pol'icai
record printed in full we were not S'lrpriseh
70 bcor that he had within Il day or two IN
vitod that gentleman to lunch with him ana OK
change views on the political situation. IL was
characteristic Of his forgiving disposition ana
rcmarkab good nature.
As 10 Mr. Millcr's public announcement mat
he had recovered his health and wealth, II does
not seem To us IN the least improper IT - an
extremely interesting circumstance ana Inc
Tribune untes with tho general public in con
graduating him upon it.
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BILLION DOLLAR RECORDS.

The oppropriations made 10y the Lid Con
gross are estimated at $500 2252S9. 1t is tho
second Billion Dollar Congress which tho Demo
cratic party has controlled since the phrase was
invented during the campaign Of lS.W when
the Republican Congress was denounced Tor
wanton cytrivagancc II has not reached the
high level Of expenditure Of the Lid Congress
which appropriated Sl.027.l0i,5iI for all pur
poses: but il has exceeded the record of me List
Congress by 81 .sOSIO7 according To current
estimates If an average be- struck between the
Lila and the Lid Congress. il Will he SLOWS,
,a;I9lS or $2O.24S.:"i6 in advance of the record
Of The last Republican Congress. The same DE
mocracy which libcllcd the List Congress has
been convicted Of reckless prodigality in Ma
tiona expenditures
Poor Mr.. Holman, who has been driven into
retirement and obscurity by the last stroke OF
Speaker CrispS gavc was commanding fig
IRE on the Democratic stage four years ago.
and loud and shril were his tones. Those were
the days when the country was congratulated
by Democratic orators upon It's delivery from
The runo,is spcculations of Il Billon-Dollar Con
crcss. and when Mr. Holman was pointed out
as the coming economist. who would reduce the
appropriations at least S1OO,0OO,0OO, and prob
ably SIlOOOOOOO. How the changes were rung
upon the spendthrift "Billion-Dollar Congress" .
How hollow Is the sound Of the mcndaclous
phrasc now when two successive Democratic
Houses have surpassed the expenditures OF the
last Republican Congress!
The List Congress at least had This ground OF
justification for generous appropriations: the
National Treasury was trimming full ana inc
country could afford expenditures on large
scale Mr. Holman and his associates during
the last four years have not been able to plead
this defence The process Of dcbl-pnyng mas
been siispcndcd; the receipts Of the Treasury
have been behind the expenditures tho surplus
has been converted into a deficiency, and there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
Amusement5.


ARREYS THEATRE-ll -Lecture-s;lo MIN '
ACADEMY OF MUSIC-S:l5-Rory Ok the hh' .
AMERICAN ART Galleries. a NJ - u T. "'-rN'
h.biti)a.
AMERICAN THEATEE-s-The Greater Shehahuod"
ATLANTIC GARDEN. so 70 81 Bowery-Even'ns
and Vaudeville.
RIJOU -S:1j-Madeleine.
BROADWAY THEATRE-S-Mme. Sans
CASINO-s:15-N Vaudeville.
,OIJ-MEI-S THEATRE-S:l5-The flams
DAIY'S TIIEATRE-si5-The Two Genue"e" VI >'"
EDEN MI'gEE- S-Vaudevllle.
EMPIRE THEATRE s:i5-The Masqneraoeis
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE SI0-His wires fa'"e''
GARDEN THEATRES: Christopher
u.cIEM OPERA Unconstitutional Nlzier
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE-s:i3-Roo Roy
EOYT'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Founding
IRVING PLACE THEATRE slo-Ohne "e''e"'
ROSTER g. BIAI.S-S:30-Naudevhle
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE-s-lohengrn.
LycEt,M THEATRES: 3o-The Case OF Rebelhou'
Susan
PAIMER'S THEATRE-S-The Fatal Card
PASTOR S-s-Naudevlle
rHOCTORS-lO q. m. to 1890 p rn.-NauoeVHe'
STANDARD TIIEATRE-s:30-Too Much Johnson
STAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Old Homestead
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ilrcd testimony aftcrwad. The report III lis
entirety automatically describes the experience
Of q great community sold shared and beaten
into submission to the rule Of filthy ana mails-
nant scoundrcls whose leader is Edward Muir
uhv ir.. Senator Of the United States
il NAV he and outside of Troy. will b" asked
how q community which calls itself civilized.
and which presumably does not contain Il ma
iorty Of devoted criminals or arrant cowardS'
could be put and kept in such bonds. The an
swcr is not Immediately apparent Doubtless
the fact must he taken into account that
brutal and prohlgatr tyranny is not eS'aphs"'"
=, stroke. but develops by small eradations
and spreads and soldifes through careless 'o'-
Grafton Of a succession Of outragcs the real en"r
nifty of which IL not discerncd by coinparlSo"
Of ono with another. but only realized in th"'r
elimination. This Is not shfhcle"' 'NP''N"
,,on mar so far as il goes Is II decent excuse
for those who are disgraccd nnd oppr'SS'"' III,
committee finds better one TOT 'hc P'oP'' W
Troy In the fact that the police themselves WIZ
active in committing the crimes they are S"oi"
10 prcvcnt t'nGucstionaby this was h'''"
condition to overcome ON rea'NeH en'n'
scale a similar conspiracy has cNiS'u III '"S
CITY. and by /, Tammany has been cnabiT I"
ical elections and Snctr III proofs VI li' S"'"
dle When those who are uniformed ana armci
+, enforce the law are the obcdicnt servants
of masters who are determined TO subvcri IT,
honest citizens must do something NOR" man
protest. .
Something more than that has been done III
this civ II remains to bc seen Ia Wha' "N'eh'
the popular uprising which is being JnS'li''"
and richly rewarded here will teach "'h'r r'hs
ridden municipalities the lesson they sor'iE ''''"
TO learn The report Of the Senate c"m'l''''''
we rejoice 10 see emphasizes one POM VIII"
/, would he special misfortune an" "'S'''r,'
to overlook nj this time. The report says
conclusion of your committee i 'h'' !" Wv
city Of Troy election crimes arc dr' I" ''' "''''
"diSrccard of law 10y the leaders "i ''' p'"''
..cr,tic Marty to n dishonest and incompetent
.n,,icc forcr and In, Subscrvcnry "f many ="
called Republicans 10 the atr"ci'uS S'lN''' W
9Th, Nurpby machine" In That last clause i
! c,uddly recognized An abomnaoi' aiilh"''
which has been not lcss >rdulolsiy cni'N''''
and diligently employed in this city 'h'n III
Trov |, is an alliance which III" RrpnoH''"
Marty here does not intend To tolerate longer
'rba, IS in large part the meaning of 'h' r'>"
Into opposi,ion which Mr.. Plat recently OK
ncr,ol to crush AMI is now vainly seeking 10
pl3catc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
PERSONAL.

Colonel W s. Green, who has just been appointed
Adiutant-General Of Michigan in place OF me iate
General Charles L. Eaton, Is very popular ,ilo"sh-
out the State He was born In boston IN Sso' AN
Massachusetts, Battery and served tnno,sm me sns
war with distinction For some years ar, , pae' william
been the manager OF the eslate vi 'i'' '
B. Wesson, of Detroit.
Prince Oscar Bernadotte, son of the hlns Oh
Sweden who is mentioned as the possible hihg oi
Norway In .ase the King resigns that part Oh MS
throne. is extremely popular In Norway, o"ins -
his democratic ways and ideas. When ne married
Miss ETA Munk lady waiting to the queen queen ne
not only ayer his s tight The to King ine
who had sent him around the world IN tne h3 9 od
making him on Ssf bc n Of Luxembourg
made him Count of Wisbarg lie Is me sailor
and probably the cleverest of the Kings sons
General NJ Scott. of Faribault Mimi, is 1903 years
OF age His hair Is still a bright red, the same color
it always
Secretary Gresham has been invited by the Grant
Birthday Association. OF Galena. ILL., to deliver the
annual address Grants birthday in that town
on April q. On the same occasion the large PAINT
ing OF Lees surrender, By Thomas Mast, Will be
presented
There are many Americans WHO. possessing pleas
ant and cherished memories Of Stratford-upon-Ayon,
will hear with Of tine death Of the old parish
clerk and sexton of the Shakespeare Church. Mr.
William Butcher He a familiar figure in
Stritford, and he seemed in special sense appro-
PIRATE 10 the place He man OF venerable
aspect gentle disposition and quaint manner. lis
moved about the old church In slow, silent de
way, ne knew its history, and he loved ana
venerated its antiquities and its hallowing assocla-
tons He impressed the beholder as part OF itS
traditions, and he will be greatly missed by al
who have ever known him and been accustomed 10
meet him in the Shakespearian haunts. he vas a
modest unobtrusive man. but close observer
thoughtful and very kind and no man had a more
reverent sppreca lion of the shrnes among when
he lived Mr.. Butcher had been parish-cIerk OF
Stratford for thirty-fve years. He died on Febru-
airy ~. aged sXty-six, and was buried in the new
Stratford Cemetery II is remembered that his
father was for many years clerk OF the venerable
Guild Chapel-with which. as with Trinity thurch.
Shakespeare intima tely associated The death
OF Mr. Butcher Is a reminder that old things IN
Shakespeare's birthplace f1st passing away and
that the character of the old borough is becoming
more and more modern. under the action or time
and the pressure OF the march OF Improvement"
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE a-TWEIVE PAGES

have been several large additions 10 inc Na''on''
debt The Democrats were not only uhoer
moral obligations TO carry ont their rc'rehch
mont hedges but they were also confronte"
with an imperative necessity for the practice OF
economy. They have been utterly unable 10
rcsis, the cravings Of an Unsuitable appetite
They have expended during the last two CON
crcssonal terms an average Of $2O.2fS,'s'6 more
than the last Republican Congress and nave
done II when they did not have surplus In the
Treasury, but were plunging the country deeply
into debt.
The billion Dollar Congress was stock
Joke. which had a great rim In the campaigns
Of 1890 and 1892 1t could always be depended
upon TO set Il Democratic audience on the roar
II rivallcd in popularity tho campaign lies about
mckinley prices" and 1.-The Republican Car.
Now that the Democratic party has been con
victed OF r,linous prodigalty. this campaign
issue has been withdrawn for repairs. Mr. Hol-
man and the other Cheap John statesmen can
take II with them int, the retirement or me
backwoods and mediate in secusion upon the
cphcmera character Of political claptrap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
THE TROY ELECTION REPORI.

The report Of the special Senate Committee
ON Troy Elections is clear and candid ma IRA
i've Of notorious facts. But though ii contains
little or nothing that is new. the labor Of CON
firming widespread knowledge by patient in
ycstigation and COMPRISING II into the form
OF an official record was well worth undertaking
and ought 10 have practical and important re
sults Not even in the days Of Tammany's most
audacious and confident misrulc was The Dem
ocratic machine in this city 50 reckless and
brutal in lis operations rs the Democratic ma
chine in Troy has been under the management
Of Murphy. The report Of The Senate committee
details without hesitation. but without rancOr,
the facts which prove this statement. II Is n
history Of uniform and intentional violations OF
nearly every provision Of the Election law. and
constant Interference with and outrage upon
'the rights OF the public and Of honest citizens. y
1t tells the story Of systematic repeating, Gear
ried on with publicity that Is incredible by
processes carefully devised In advance and per
fectly adjusted to meet every contingency IL
shows how the immediate agents Of fraud have
gone about in squads from polling place TO poll
ing-place, openly pilotcd and protected by public
officials under oath to enforce the laws II re-
counts numerous specific instances Of mpu lent
ly deliberate crime accomplished by threats, In
timidation and violence Oh the spot and by per
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PAGES.
The NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foreign-The japanese captured New-Chwang
after a desperate battle lasting thirteen hours.
The Car issued edict foIbidding the
use Of the knout in inf1icting punishment on
peasants - The steamship Friesland. which
had landed a party of American tourists at
Joppa. went ashore at Port Said. =- Another
band of Cuban insurgents dispersed by the
Government troops 1t is again asserted
that the Prince of Naples will be married
to Princess Maud Of Wales
Domestic-The Gerry Corporal Punishment
bill passed the Senate at Albany; the special
Senate Committee made its report on the cleo
ton outrages in Troy So The Equal Taxation
bill was defeated in the New-Jersey Legislature.
Arrangements were made TO consolidate
the three income tax suits and argue them to-
gether before the Supreme Court. == valua-
BILE dog in the Mascoutah Clubs bench show,
Chicago was killed by being fed broken glass.
- Secretary Herbert ordered the Raleigh
and Atlanta to Colombia TO protect American in
terests.
CITY and Suburban.-Lieutenant-G Governor Sax
ton and Speaker Fish had a conference with
Mayor Strong on NewYork City legislation.
Wall Street and business men showed
confidence in speedy revival of business as a
result of the ending Of the Lid Congress. =-
Serious charges were made against Joseph A.
Goulden. Of the Board of Education. -
Colonel Warning gets more than $4,000 for the
Department Of Street Cleaning. - The Park
Board accepted a bronze statue of Colonel John
De Peyster for the Bowling Green. - The
Count and Countess de Castellane sailed for
Europe - Stocks declined slightly, and the
market was dull
The Weather-Forecast for to-day: Fair;
slightly warmer. Temperature yesterday: High
est 43 degrees; lowest, 26; average. 3612.
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commissioner Warng has made on his case.
Tho facts which he submitted 10 u candid w"rid
Yesterday AT the meeting of the Board OF hS'i-
mo,c were 50 conclusive that Controller fltch
could say nothing and Mayor Strong virtually
apolocized for the scolding words ne ni'crc'i
las, week During fv" weeks AMI three days
Colonel Warning removed more snow than MS
predecessors carried away in the preceding hvc
wears. and at a smaller cost. And this. TOO. de-
spite the fact that he was compelled to pay y
4 dav for labor against their 81 90. Nothing
more need he said on that point. Commissioner
Warnings vindication is complete.
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Interest in the income-tax law is so wide
spread that intelligence 10 the effect that the
argument on its consttutionality Is likely to
begin at once before the Supreme Court OF the
United States will be welcome. There are three
cases pending and i, has been proposed that
they be consolidated. so that the entire subject
NAV be traversed at one hearing and all the
questions disposed Of simultaneously by the
court This arrangement ought TO give satisfac'
ton all around 1t is 10 be hoped that the cour,
will recognize the general interest in the sub
ject and make as great haste as possible IN
plomulgatin It's decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07

A brilliant American story-wiiter has recorded
the experiences Of the man who stole meeting
house There IS now opportunity FOR some ono
to supplement this by describing the adventures
Of the man who stole trolley-car incidentally
Jersey City will take its place in the literature OF
the period.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07

isbmcnt of minor as we'll aS severe ohehceS
and I, i said that in The last ten years "'""
ncrsons have died from its effects most of 'hem
having been guilty Of only trlfling 'hef's Is II
without signifcauc, that Oh the same day 'hat
this coed news comes over sea Inc SENATORS
~ ALBANY passed bill for the establishment
Of The whipping-post in this state:
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Every man who tries to keep our lafhhany
Police Justices, our DIVERS our hochs' ou'
Gradys our Ryans our Hogans ana our Me
Nahons on the bench is an enemy to the honor
tho integrity and the prosDerity OF New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07

The Dstrict-Attorney's office in Kings County
has achieved a remarkable notoriety for lack OF
efficiency zeal and thoroughness in prosecutions
The standard Of tn, office Is not high enough
and it's discipline appears to be deporaby lax.
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5noe. 10 ADVERTISEMENTS.
Business Notices.


Roll Top Desks and ONCE FURNITURE
G,.,. Variety Of style and Price
T. G. SELLEw.
No III Fullest. y. T.
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though. would be acceptable-an elevator; some-
thing unheard Of when the city Han was puiit
half century ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07

II the cato -nine-tails is needed for any class
of sinners It is for tire brutes VINO beat their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07

The city ought to have the privilege OF ge''ihs
its stone and getting 1t dressed AZ cheaply as pos
siblp