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Arizona republican., 1895-12-12
STAND UP FOR ARIZONA.
FALSE ECONOMY.

In reference to the attempted jail break at the territorial penitentiary the Yuma Sentinel very justly says:
 The attempted outbreak at the terri torial prison last week emphasizes the fact that there is need of more guard ds at that institution.
 There are now 1855 convicts in the prison guarded by only eight armed and three unarmed men who are di- vided into two watches, one day and one night.
 Had not the attempt at an outbreak last week been discovered and nipped in the bud by the watchfulness of the officials and had gained little more headway the guards would have been unable to have stopped it and as a re- suit valuable lives of citizens and off, cials would have been sacrificed, need lessly sacrificed, for a few more arme men on duty would insure the safety of the whole number employed, and a horde of as ood-thirsty, desperate and determined criminals let loose upon the community, to re-capture whom would cost the territory large sums of money and probably the loss of other lives in making the re-capture.
 Situated on the border of Mexico as we are lit necessarily follows that the worst criminals are found in our midst and in time reach the prison. They are as bad men as exist anywhere and the penitentiary is filled with such now It is false economy to reduce the
 
 mark, but rather would it be wisdom to have too many than not enough.
 Unless the force is strengthened by the addition of a number of armed men, an outbreak is inevitable, it is only a question of time, and the damage that Wil ensue is incalculable.
 The territory would be held respon- sible for the loss of life and property and the ultimate cost would reach into the thousands of dollars.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-12

And so each of the territories is to have six delegates to the National con- vention of the Republican party. That's just as nice as can be- Now it it is presumed the Alger men, the liar rison men, the Reed men, the Mckinley men, and the man who is out solely for the good of his party-all will be con- tent. Arizonas voice in the convention will be heard after that of Alabama and maybe Alaska, and a nice little clump of votes at this stage, dramatic ally announced by leather-l -lunged favorite son, will have weight-it will have weight. If you don't believe it, see what results followed similar con- ditions at the last Democratic National convention.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-12

It is said that Barnes of Tucson has started forgetting his inaugural sena- torial address and that he and Mark Smith and Brother Zoo and Herndon all are ready to join voices in the entire concord that ever marks the unterrified. Great is the power Oi adversity-it humbleth the spirit, ii teacheth wisdom.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-12
The Republican is in flavor of I

The Republican is in flavor of woman suffrage-but not at the expense of doubling the illiterate and vicious vote. Think what it would mean in this ter ritory or in New Mexico, and think what it would mean in the Tammany- ruled slums of New York; think what it would mean in Alabama or in the coal regions of Pennsylvania, and then believe if you can that equal suffrage under existing circumstances is even possible. To our mothers and to our sisters all honor; to their intelligence and to their hearts all tribute and es- teem, yet beside them we will not place the female of the genus now too prom inent in the body polite.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-12
Yuma, on account of the fat pr

Yuma, on account of the fat printing g of the territorial prison has ever been attractive to the western weekly news paper man, but the journalistic grave yard of that tropical burg is of size not approached in any other town on the coast. The Yuma Bee is the latest to be buried. Robert Hornbeck has ac- complished his work of vindication against Bennett and has quit But
Arizona republican., 1895-12-12

The New York Sun says, in regard to the keeping of bees at the territorial penitentiary of Arizona: ''It probably induces curious sensations and many vain longings in the prisoners to see the bees fly serenely and at will over the prison walls, and yet return of their own vo,ition to their home within"
Arizona republican., 1895-12-12

That was an odd proposition in Cali fornia the other day when the United States attorney intervened on behalf of the government against the people in the railway freight reduction suit. It can hardly be understood how the gov ernment can be against the people at any Itrina
Arizona republican., 1895-12-12

General Wheaton, commanding the Department of the Colorado, left Den yer a couple of days ago ostensibly on an inspection trip of the posts in New Mexico and Arizona, but really, it is understood, to go to the scene of the Indian outbreak in Graham county.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-12

If this congress recognizes the bel ligerent rights of dhe Cuban insur- gents, it will do no more than is de manded by justice and by the people of this Nation. Freedom tin Arizona can find mo opponents.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-12

The statement is seriously made and upon what seems good auth ority that ex-President Harrison is soon to be married to Mrs. Dimmock, the at- 'tractive niece of General Harrison s deceased wife. The union is said to be one that would in all respects be ad- mirable.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-12

An experiment and daring innovation is to fbe tried by the Los Angeles morn ing papers after January 1, in the re- duction of price to three cents a copy. It will at least bring the penny to the coast
Arizona republican., 1895-12-12

According to the philosophy of the tramp who killed Conductor Clancy near Williams, the railroad man has no right to use other than moral suasion in straining the deadhead passengers from the brake beams.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-12

Albuquerque has opened a Rescue Mission for Fallen Humanity" with an especial eye toward the reformation of the Magdalens of the city It's curious that the missionary folks of Phoenix have never made an effort at the re- generation of the occupants of Block
Arizona republican., 1895-12-12

Tombstone hasn't had a case before her justices courts for a month. How her people must mourn for the rattling days of the Earp brothers and Johnny Behan.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-12

It is to be wondered how Minister Bayard now feels, after his un-Ameri- can speeches have received in congress the rebuke they so richly deserved.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-12

It's an unusual time of the year in which to have Apache killings, but the killings have been had nevertheless.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-12
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Arizona republican., 1895-12-12

Will Prescott and Tucson kindly in dfcate the game they can play?
Arizona republican., 1895-12-12

The Sentinel stands as ever at Ari- zona's gate.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-12

Somehow, we don't hear much of the exposition. Guess it is still
Arizona republican., 1895-12-12

~Allcommunications relating to news or editorial matter should be addressed to Editor REPUBLICAN.
 -Remittances and businessletters tould be addressed to THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN COMPANY. PhGnix ,Ariz.
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Arizona republican., 1895-12-12

LNOR sALE-1O0 acres of school land, sandy, U loamy soil. Every foot will irrigate to good advantage. Forty acres cleared, bordered and leveled; also three head of good work horses, harness. and wagon; six head of good milch cows; three heifer calves; other traps on the place. Water right partly paid up. This place lies two miles east of the Hole in the Rock. All under new wire fence. All for ssoo
 JOHN POOL,
 Phoenix, Ariz
Arizona republican., 1895-12-12

TNHE sTEWARr-Camp St.. Tucson, Ariz 4 The best furnished house in the south theatrical troups Prices always moderate.
 MRS. B. STEWART, Proprietress.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-12

WITH A MISSION AND WITHOUT A MUZZLE-FOR THE FREE CO1NAG E OF SILVER AT RATIO OF 16 TO 1.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-12

any time.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-10

a IaWtult witch vas begun 10 Jo1e
ounty, Iowa May IL. 1875 has ja,t beel
vrded y decision Of the supreme cour
Of that ttate. 1t grew cut OF dispute o,
ra calf ttat Wss Vo,th about two dollsr
the original psrtIes btiug two farmers and
heir families aud o,her relsilyes There
9tre five liiulis sud seven defendants.
The case was fret ttitd 10 Benton county
and the jury disagreed The second trial
was 10 the same county, aud the verdict
Fas for the plaintiff and sssinst oil Of the
defendants. Tbs verdict was st s.IIe
aud ihlfd ttlsl bad 10 Clinton coqetv.re
saltiug 10 the came verdict az the ls.t
samed. THIS verdict was set aside and =
fourth trial followed 10 the district cont
u BIsckhasE county where, the zane yer
t'et ~as rendered. Ga sppe.l to the 50
prtme court the case sAs reversed. The
'sse was then brought up ia the eltcun
'ourt Of Blackjack ooaaty sod a verde.
oani Tor lIsiatiH add assiastalI 1f,hs
Ieieads 1is
As before st appeal sas taken to tbetu
rene court, again tbis aiaen.s ~ "a. re- /
creed, AID the sIIth lrlal Of toe cste ass
card 10 the district cont II Bscktsuk |
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-10

ILe,Irs tts 10 cry, II IL GOV claimed
et NuAuttot, sas bret raised by the I'D
u.antf,isou b. moctats 20 Ia. hteu Aottile
or ildepepdett Demo,r.ls to sapport the
CarIrIr tall, std 70 deter rpubliosus
ir4m placing cbt,Ieles il the way Of =
ut"urs favored by the .dnini..r.tion.
What sac deslsasl sss DlaI l., however,
beius hos s,rl.usll eobtidtrsd ssA neee.
ely. her lie huls htelitcod hat
The CT isle ueAstr- vii pGa the
house oi feprs .ttslIges 10 tie prest BIT
sbsps, OF 10 suy sLape, bat II II passe.
tae toase, there is 10 expectation that II
xIll psss b. ssusle The uessars is ds |
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-10

nsess. otie1'iuy. f. be'p The ttesary ty
chsctsss tho ur'f n gal8. thttuleu
hlaafisn e eausfe" ARE 49, tat i
'ks t1l rhuEd p.u a. aaes. u wraid
Dc itat 'hsu'y rgts tsfm ttau !. o. 10
ast 70. ths npets1f Secretary Carlisle,
admits ttal 80 rttssfe vagid bel help tat
we@sfr ia' saUe tla 60 5aut. ltli ever
did
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-10

1t seems petty well proven by long
tIpeumelts IN Europe who're the dis
coyefy Was made aud in this country
where tie remedy has been used with
great succe.s, that the new discovered
mrdIcltt, anli tollue, will cure both Group
std dIpLlLtru. lLIs Is one OF the most
important discoveries Of any age and is
one Of the lrealest blessings that science
has beloved upou humanity. The gen
nIbe uulitcxine Is made 10 Europe aud Is
shipped to tits country. Besides the dlph
therla cnre It Is also cure for cronp, and
equally Elective. Mar ufscInre Of til,
Group mtdIclLe Is now occupy Jog large
ioICe Of WcIktis III Paris. Dr. Roux dr.
cDvsr,d both the dIl hhena aud the Group
IN tdus, which ATE substantially tn,
Isme It, Pans stable Of ~ horses i'm |
hbrs +, rom Tor tue hole city.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-10

Tie eat qats'Iau 81 the abolition OF
ro'ff'l can us't' De- so!ve1 bt shy su,h
hefo1c uel1oas ot treainl ct A. tlose %
'aest'd by Father McGlyun ADD Henry
Gtorse We most follow out Nature.
mebadf, sld bsetu ct the beginning We
csaia, E.ste men CD by reducing other
mea 10 po,,r y. We can tot dt,pojI oue
cIs,s o. lAn,f rasseeI3as ia tritr to n
tcA sf4tter t'ttf The u5aauet ,uRse,,ed
by Tie 'oc,al. Is a1i ell lbst ilE. for ,ha,
sou.i be- very al|s. 81 cay better tLau
hlgAsay robbery lAe ra.r elise BEST
he TAG. 1t lo ts iragpl industrious sni
temperate ta etd'r 10 become prosgtrao,
Aui Sd lrLl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-10

New York city IS remarkable fer its cos
uopoliten population. OF the /, 500, 900
iubabitsuts reported by tho last state cen
sus 3i5, 600, are aliens. Nebrly every one
10 five Inhabitants Is therefore uot a clli
zen Bot Thousands q citizens are foreign
torn, aud utlI retain Their native Ian
guages and customs. The American born
ere. IN TACT, 10 asmall minority, number
ING only 33j 900, there are more Germans
aud more IrIsh 10 New York than there are
latlse torn, The Russian colony GncIud
lug Poles) Lumb,rs 80 eco, and there are
$1,000 Italians, Nearly every rtce, relig
ION and LAM usge ale rtpresenied. Ger
tam sections Of the city Dre distinctly for
elgn IN character aud population rs any
foreign city could be. This is one Of The
things that makes New York 0 interesting
and also so diiliuIt 10 govern.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-10
STATE VS.

90 STATE hLus
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W rgtlrtI.r. Salta.,t.a,.,tt - Az.
be re bas C.rll.s etslae .lu,,d or Frssr
81 Tbe eartuuatI 81 tbs cotton shed III,
u eMestuudiag tts heeB bespa
f Nu, Atls.lst,hf.5s ,fI.t,..,. e,.e5
uaige. a. naa,tfers, 4, ,,g. J. s,atl.,..
Observation-Disclosures 1ai
vlA.,Ituste live. mani ] .,a.,,4 + ~.
suIrt.r, Der i.cu.l,ssfa. u.,ta4 ts
.r-e.sriL,r rlni.I.e,le,.. 81, III. a,,,,
., d.tssf Vernon a., r...,t .,,....,,...
f, Observation-Disclosures.
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49,. 49, ~. 80
d 2tl Tgelpmb,r,fm.o ,r,l.,.3 49,.
} |5t.- uLo maid - u4a ma - u.o.,
= Itt. l,u,,sd a.. ,to ,,.4,.,..,.,t .'-..
: erals 10 1894 will exceed 10 amount aud
yslue tLst ot any prev Gus yesr. Marble.
. suite aud sists furnish the balk Of these
,tsus les.
tie ouGGied that 10 tie great ire at
Burlington, Chustmss eve. J Il Booth
lost 1 500 700 l,el Of lun Der Newspaper
puut cCuli be reed Ia tie lelt nom tie
fire as lot swsy - E,seI Junction. but al
Na.p 4
mile beyond the cent. aod fully ten miles
tom Buthneton. stltes II at pevsp,per
was read there at nIdpishtWith the ali Of
d" 'thef 'sht 'hah that from the hfe'
ABOUT 4VO men were thrown ont OF emf
pIoyme temporarily, but 10 a few days |
Sfe expected 10 De al Sofk again,
The Vermont marble ccupsuys mills,
which bad been shut down for ten days,
taking inventory, began operations again
| Friday.
Walter Carrier aged AZ vos,s u,o
had b,en mi. sing nom lis bo,r. - mi,
mort. for three mo,ths v.. ,o,a Aoo1 :.
barn sb,ut mile from Miaa,.hr,r
Frlsv Mce had oo,...., a.
man eyfF, and his face and paris Of his
body we're badly gnawed. Death was ap.
pafehlly cansed by freezing, Carrier is
survived by tn children.
WI liam H Whilemau of Wj0ooski on
Wednesday Of last week shot and killed
IIs uiTa tbap sbot L,o ,,-- Il 4 - - , ,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-10

There Wli he coouitrabIs oproHl.oa
10 The se1sie. soue iii Den oe,Gie. 90
The srft.prnlian teotssly to carry
oct lbe itcoue ia lsv. HI!vill be uEtIy
to lead The cppo,uIon a. ls lie ,ttcnsly op
posei to the Aw. TIE question q il. con
,'iaglgla.l,y vii he uItd =, econ A.
case Gao lie made o. AID paced to tie
suFrsns eoafi The law j. very p3pul.,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-10

tie Cticalo IIbuue Gums up it's 81
nusl rpot Of vIo.eut cesrLs 10 the
osDit Try for lbe last ye.f There w.re 100
per,ous lyrch 10 1894 three Of them
aouen here are the totals for previous
,esr.: 1875. ls4, lssG, 1876; 1857, l22;
lsss ~ lssg. 10, 1890, ~, 1891, 1872
1872. 435, 1893 200 Georgia Lsd 20
iytchiDss lsst year, Alabama and Ken
tucty 10, spice Mississippi, l6, Loui.I
sns sud Ieuuesetr, 10 sprtce: T,Iss, u,
AfIaos.s 10 Nobody wss lyLched ID New
E0glsud, The total for the rotthern
states lying between the Hudson aud the
Mississippi vac T, for the northern states
lying between the hississisIl and the Pa
cIhc, IG, lo- the territories, l3 OF the
100 lyuchines 10 lees than lGG occurred
u tie south Of the total number Of vic
Ims l3i sere negroes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-10

The e3tsy u-olA Is smal insect, bu, q
srta' poet So tI.etsIve have been bi.
f-'as's, esrect.I, snoog arlle. pear
cherry AID slb,y tres in the vicinity o.
bos'ap that comm lea odiclaIly rtpre
sentius the cammcuEeauh Of MsssscLn
tie h's formally applied to be us,iou J
Fo''f-ueni TO secure lts cooperation ID
The aetk Of ,I'pmlusubg the moth A
he'fIns sas gwen to these eebte4eu by
tie s'nsi" nmi''ee on agriculture, SUD
a eafnest lea sss inside turau sppfotrs
t9a 10 be used 10 rhe usluer INDEBTED
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-10

Saoce the unt Of January large uuu
Der Of states and a still greater number q
CITIES have anuersed - change Of sdmlnl.
traitor. TIE Republicans bsye a great
opportn,l'y aud # thy make a good
record the, may BE- kept 10 su,houty for
year, 10 come, bat it al drpeud. upon the
use they mske OF the opportunity given
then. The raa' mai nifty Of the people
are b favor Of good government sud II
they c'ouct obta,a If from Que party they
vii be hkely, soo1,r Or later to vote frrs
change, AZ they dii at The last election.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-12-06
lid / HORRIBLE EEiSTEH6E.
A CONVICT NAMES A CONFESSION
OF His cRIMES.
a CsisagO Han stsbs Another While or
Gable Car
d Gambler NJ Chicago ERifes Another EIau
asfOre Women because he Knosss
against Him Through ths
Jerking OF the Car.

FoRT WAYNE, Ind, Dec. 4-~Johu c
Stone, alias "Vinson" has made con.
fession to Sheriff Clsnsmier detailinga
life of horrible crime. He was arrested
with John Duty and William Walpath
for attempting to kin Deputy Sheriff
Hauod in May last Stone Is under a
tea years sentence and DeHys case
went 20 the jury last night Stone
tells that he and Walrath were mems
bers of Bin Dalton's western gang of
bank and stage robbers lie says he,
Duffy and Walrath killed q man at
Kansas City in 1888, robbed him. but
gave the money to Henry Donnelly,
q policeman, for protection He also
tells of murder committed by him-
self, q Mrs, Stewart and her son Clar-
ence in Cleveland The body was cut
to pieces and thrown into Lake Erie.
The next morning Clarence and Stone
killed a BOY in the Zig Four yards in
Liuville. In Buffalo, Stone, Walrath
and one Burns. O saloonleeper, killed
a wealthy western farmer who was
looking for a good time. The money
was divided and Stone and Walrath re-
turned to Chicago and with their share
started a restaurant Here WGlrath
married Stones SISTER. Mrs Wa!rath
died and later Stone and Walrath left
Chicago. Later Stone returned aud
was implicated in the murder of
father and son. Three men are now
serving life sentences st Joliet but
Stone was not arrested Murders were
committed at Dunkirk, II. Y, and
Union City, Pa. The last murder come
mitted by Stone, "alrath and Duffy
was on April 10, 1898, ON Pennsyl-
vonia freight train At this time
Stone was shot and did not get medi-
cal aid until South Bend was reached.
Stabbed OF q Cabia Car.
CHICAGO. Dec. 4-Joseph n Jenkins
and William B. Mackiin engaged ia
/ quarrel on westbound Madison cable
train between II ana u O'clock last
nigh and q carload of passengers,
many of whom were women. saw Jen-
Sins draw knife and plunge il into
tie lett side of Macklin's neck. a
stream OF blood spurted from the
wound, drenching the car moor and
lghtening the passengers into a
panic. The women jumped from their
seats aud ran screaming to the front
platform. The knife blade broke and
remained in the wound. At the hospital
Maoklin's wound was pronounced IA
tai and has cpte-mortem statement was
taken. lie said ne cot on the car at
Madison and Clark streets and had
stood up TO give his seat to a woman
and the car started quickly and the
sudden jerk threw him against Jen-
iSins, who occupied the next seat. Jen-
kins became enrGged and quarrel en-
sued which resulted in the stabbing.
Jtnkins. who is we'll known to the po-
lice as "a gambler, was arrested He
says MaclSlr trieG TO drag him Oft
the car Mackin's home is Ia Ports
mouth, o.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-12-06
Appointed Agent.
EsnLETsBURa. q. So. %

EHAEIhBDktrs Id, i9bPt. ~.
III. Robinson. Go0dland, Kan:
DEAR SIR-Y0u may say that Brooks
IrIone formerly was the agent Of the
American Investment company and did
some little business for ne before be
left the country last spring; that he
notified me that he would not be able
to attend TO my business any longer
and that /, therefore, appointed you as
my agent iB his place, aud you Gre
hereby authorised to demand and col
lect any and all 1895 rentals on the
lands controlled BY me IN Sherman
county, Kan, and ycur receipt for psr-
ties for such rentals viii be complete
evidence that they have paid, and they
Wili be protected against any other
demand 2. j. ALIES. Receiver
American Investment Company.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-12-06
INCE>DIARY FIRE.
Two Negro IBstitutisns BCrned a. Result
OF a nnRrrnL

Two Negro IBstitut-aug BCrHed a. 8 Result
% Quarrel
NEW ORLEANS, Dec The Lafon
Old Folks Methodist home and the
Lines Orphans and Widows home, OPP
posite eacn other on Dciachaise and
South Robertson, were both complete
ly destroyed 10y fire yesterday. It was
Of incendiary origin. They were col
ored charity institutions. There was
a quarrel over the control of tire Lafon
home between the lailv and clergy of
the African Methodist church, but the
latter were finally placed in charge. Il
is presumed that the bitterness led to
the FIRE The building had Just been
completed and was not yet occupied
The inceudiaries. two In number, had
saturated it with oil, aud were seen
setting fire to II, and fred upon by
neighbour The flames spread 10 the
Lines Orphans home. which was oceu-
pied. All the children we're rescued
without injury.