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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-04-12

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-04-12
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-04-12
SOUTH AFRICA POLITICS.

Sir Hercules Robinson Returns to Cape
Colony as Governor.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-18

TIE CITIZEN is in receipt of letter from an Hon. P. N. stating that one of our subscribers had departed this life and had left 10 forwarding address con- sequently papers were not delivered, but lay dead in the office. 4 p. ID. that will so write is totally and absolutely unqualified for postmaster in an Arizo- nR town. The chances are, however, that be is democratic sppointee and probably signs his vouchers with an X. Under the conditions set forth his first duty was az inquiry as to the status Of said deceased subscriber on the books of this office, for only by such inquiry can his address be obtBined. If Iaid up the future euperscription on the pa per sill be Heaven; if delinquent one year "Tbe Half way house that stands within the wood" will reach him; If de- linquent two years, and he could have paid and didn't, he will be found run ming on hot boxes and his destination is Hell. Ia the case referred to il is Hesv- en, straight But probably the p. m. mentioned is rot acct tomed to handle treasures going in that direction, so We will discontinue the paper.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-18

THE present hot spell is not to be at tributed to the Cockleburr democracy although they tiatter themselves that they are making it uncomfortably warm for hls excellency, the governor. To do so, however, they must make better showing and drive little more loyal to the great father in Washington. The policy of "Dam Cleveland and dam Hughes" ;s not debstable one nor is 1t calculated to make friends with the na- tional administration or promote good will and brotherly love RJ home. There may be tricks in politics as we'll as in horse trading, but the path of the poll tical cyclone cannot always be bent in the direction its managers would have it go. Politically it is our duty to "let the little burgers fight" but the good of the territory is higher and more lofty con- eidsration and should be studied by all. If the democrats would cease their end less wrangIe and would make as strong an effort to bulld up the territory as they do to pull one another down, what a glorious country we would soon have.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-18
THE rumor that President Cleveland

THE rumor that President Cleveland will appoint General Ruger to suc- ceed Schofeld instead of General Miles, Schofield's natural successor, does we think injustice to that gentlemen. The reasons given ID the report are those of a political character and considering the broadgauge policy hitherto pursued by the president We are slow to believe that he will be guilty of any such injustice. The appointment of Ruger, over Miles head, is possible but not probable, and we take DO stock in it till the thing is done. if it ever is done, which we much doubt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-18
The Mineral Market.
TELEGRApHIc.

BERLIN, May i2-In view of the reiec- tien JJy the reichstag of paragraph III of the anti-revolution bull which prac- ticslly sealed the fate of the measure nobody was surprised when the reich stag today, after rejecting paragraph 112, refused to further discuss the bill and all it's amendments were withdrawn The entire bill paragraph by paragraph, was rejected without debate and the reichstag adjourned.
 Though the rejection of the anti-rev olution bill did not surprise anybody who has followed the popular agitation againss IL and although the rejection yesterday of paragraph III hopelessly emasculated the bill, the discussion of other sections was to drag along for 8 time as the government dId not intend to withdraw the measure, although 8 continuance of the debate only promised further humiliation for the government, therefore the coup de grace administer ed to the unpopular bill today was relief to all concerned.
 Herr Richter, the radical leader, pro- pheses another crushing defeat for the government next week when the tobac- co bill IS up for action. The entire socialist party is elated over the defeat of the an nti-revolution bill. Mass meet incs are being held in many places to- night end many are the bilant speeches that are being made.
 NEW YORK, May 13.-A Washington special says that when the vote of income tax bill, by the supreme justices as an- n.unce1 on Monday will stand to 1 In favor of the law.
 CAIRO, May 13.-Cairo reports another outbreak of cholera in Mecca. Tbe re- port is confirmed from officials sources.
 BREsT, May 13 The British steamers Esmeralda and Martina collidcd off Ar mout Lighthouse. The Martina sank, with seven of the crew missing.
 ST. LOUIS, May 13.-State Senator Peter Morrisy, was shot and instantly killed this morning, by Maud Lewis, his mistress. He was asleep when shot The woman is mentally unbalanced.
 CHICAGO. May 14-Heavy frosts oc- cured this morning in Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois, Indiana and eastern Minnesota, with seven inches of snow in central and northern part Of lower Michigan. The temperature is to 10l degrees lower this morning in lower Michigan, the Ohio Valley, Tennessee and Missouri. Great damage has re- suited to fruit trees and the grain crops in Pennsylvania, Illinois, New York. | Missouri, Tennessee, North Carolina, | New Jersey, Ohio, especially in the low valleys.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May 13.-Ths schoon- CT Golden Gate, with IS men, will sail for Kodiak, Alaska today to search for gold. A company has been formed with | stock of S1,000, 900 to operate placer and quartz.
 CHANITNoGA, Tenn, May 13-A ca- blegram from Dublin to father Walsh announces that the great missionary col legs which sent 10000 priests to foreign lands is enveloped in flames. The col lege church is already in ashes.
 TACOMA, Wash, May 14-Recent facts indicate that the defalcations of Paul Schulze, late land agent of the Northern Pacific will reach half 2 million.
 VANCOUVER, B. O., May 14-Mal advices say that the Pacific cable scheme
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-18

THE CITIZEN publishes elsewhere, 8 letter on the subject of teachers salaries, and the conclusion arrived at by our correspondent is that the said salaries are n-t too high ana that efforts to still further reduce them should be made slowly. Under the showing made there should be no reductions. Employ good teachers and pay them liberal compen- sation for their work. Teaching is a high class labor and should not be drag ged down to low level of beggerly wages, The teachers of Tucson are not oyerpaid now and it would be an injus- sice to them to impose further reduc- ton on them.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-18

AN exchange says: "The Fl Paso taRnery is shipping large quantities of leather east every month. All this leather is tanned with canaigria and gives thorough satisfaction. The sole leather seems to be better than any ever made and there is demand for it, and it commands better prices than any other in the market.
 The first tanDery of the kind WAS started in Tucson and for time it gave great promise of success, but for causes unknown to the public the manufacture of leather and the tanning of belts were discontinued. The home market for such class of manufactures is large, the hide market one of the best ID the coun- try, labor cheap and cana agria abund- ant, and it seems to US that with the right kind of management a tannery ought to pay immensely well. It wou d pay some enterprising company to look carefully into this matter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-18

ADvICEs received from Gen. I. w. Avery, foreign commissioner of the cotton states and International Exposi- ton, are to the effect that President Diaz has appointed commissioner for Mexico, to see to the collection, tran sportgtion and installation of the Ee ex- ican exhibit at Atlanta. The display will be very omPEsl.ette, and in connection 'Se1tit Srtn the exhibit, will come the famous Mexican National bard, which created such furore at the Cotton Exposition, at New Orleans, in 1884. There have been many so.called Mexican bande in the United States since that time, but the original Mexican band can only leave the country by permission of the author ities, being under military control. Gen. Avery writes that 1t will accompany the Mexican exhibit to Atlanta, where thousands of people will have opportu- nifty to listen to the enchanting music of this famous organization.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-18
When on the High Seas.

On the rail, on a steamboat, aboard a fishing smack, or yachting on the coast Hostetter's Stomach Bitters will be found reliable means of sverting and relieving ailments to which travellers, mariners and emigrants are peculiarly subject. Sea captains, ship doctors, voyages or sojourners iu the tropics, and all about to encounter upacclimsted. an unaccustomed or dangerous climate should not neglect to avail themselves of this safeguard of we'll ascsrtained and long-tried merit. Constipation, bilious ness, malaria! fever, indigestion. rheum- atism. and affections of the bladder and kidneys are among the ailments which it erGdicstes, and it may be resorted to not only with confidence in its remedial efficacy, but also in its perfect freedom from every objectionable ingredient, since it is derived from the purest and most salutary sources. It counteracts the effects of unwholesome food and water.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-18
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY, MAY1I. 1895

TEE Immigration Commissioner for Pima county has for tho past six weeks been actively collecting dsta ard inform alton regarding the resources of Pima county. Itis his intention to do work that much benefit will accrue from his lRbors and that the county will be repaid ten fold for the outlay incident thereto. All parties having any facts CT information relating to the resources of the county will confer favor by send ing same to the undersigned, to whom all inquiries should be made
 HERBERT BROWN, Commissioner of Immigration for Pima county, Tucson, Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-18

4 WASHINGTON letter says that there has been for some time a concerted at tempt on the part of the Washington correspondents of the most prominent democratic papers to make it appear that whenever three or four prominent repu ublicans happened to be in Wash ington at ore time they were engaged in conspiring for or against some one of the gentlemen who have been generally mentioned as probable republican pres identIal candidates, and it is the result of orders from their home offices. First, they had 8 conspiracy being formed against MT. Reed and in favor of Senator Allison; then Governor Morton was the favored individual, and their latest at tempt n that line was in favor of Gov. Mckinley. Needless to say that there was absolutely no foundation for any of these misrepresentatlons. Even grant ing that there are prominent republicans who are willing to enter conspiracy eltIeT lO StcuIG lLo uSledI UT lno IOL1i- nation of any of the gentlemen named the exercise of a little common sense would make it apparent to even ap ordinarily intelligent man that they would not do so more than year before the holding of the nominating conven- tion; also, that Washington, where they are all we'll known to the newspaper hlen, would be about the last place they would meet to arrange such conspir- acy. There is double purpose in the false publications. FirGt, the hope that they may help take public attention from the hopeless condition of the demo- cratic party, aud second, the hope that they may result in stirring up Ill will between the supporters of the several candidates for the repu ublican nomina- tion. But there is no probability of either hope being realized. The repub- lcsn party recognizes the "cincb" it has and will not throw it away because of democratic misrepresentation.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-18
Eegley Post No. l, G. 4. R.
DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA, TUCSON, ARIZ., May IA l9q5
GENERAL ORDERS
 No 1

 TUCSON, ARIz., May 14, 1895. } GENERAL ORDERS
 No. l.
 CoMRADEs:-It is our duty to honor the memories of our dead comrades "Who freely gave up their lives that a nation might live," and thereby teach our children to revere a cause upheld at such fearful sacrifice; grateful count. ry has set aside the Both of May as a day in which to commemorate the deeds of those who have gone before us, by sp- propriRte ceremonies inaugurated by the Grand Army of the Republic, and strow- ing with flowers the graves of the fallen heroes.
 The members of this post and veterans of the union army are requested to as- semble at these headquarters at the hour of 6:30 8. m. of that day and to proceed therefrom at o'clock a. m. to the cemetery where the memorial ser- vices will be held and the graves of our comrades decorated with flowers. The national guard having expressed thelr desire to participate in the exercis- es of the day are respectfully requested to act as escort to this pest.
 All societies organizations and citizens are cordially invited and requested to ae- sist in the observance of the day, by suspending their ordinary bushes avoca- tons and joining in the parade and st- tending the memorial services at the ce- metery, organizations accepting this in- vtatiou will confer favor by signifying their acceptance to comrads J. J. Hill officer of the day by whom they will be assigned position in the column. An invitation has been extended the members of this post to attend union seryicee. Sunday evening May 26th at the M. E. church.
 By order of
 N. s. FULMER, R. B. KELLY, Post Commander.
 Adjutapt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-18
DEFENDER DOCUMENT.

Number B has just been issued by the American Protective Tariff League. This is a new edition Of the splendid speech of Congressman c. H. Grosvenor Of Ohio, entitled Protection to Amer jean Industries" delivered in congress on February 7th. Will be sent to any address for two cents each. Address w. F. Wakemap, general secretary, No 135 West 23d street, New York.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-18
THE CATTLE INSPECTION LAW.

To show the absolute necessity of the splendid inspection laws for live stock at present existing in cases of shipment, we have but to call the attention of the public and cattlemen to the fact that one large bunch of cattle brought in here for shipment last week was found to have 96 separate and distinct brands in the herd. It is common thing now for cattle owners to receive notice that from one to ten head of their cattle were shipped from certain point, for which they receive the money. This is as it
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-18

THOUGH she can't vote, go to wsr, hit hen with 6 stone or de jury duty officially, woman has some resources that man cannot aspire to, and she can perplex lawyers in more ways than one, as Miss Lillian Russell, the songstress has shown through having mortgaged her property at SIS West Seventy seventh street, New York, for Sl9,000 to the Title Guarantee and Trust company. 4 search has been begun in the United States district court for any liens or judgments against her esteteI tne law yers of the G1arasRHTee company. The search was made under the several namee of Lillian Russell. Helen Leon ard, and Helen or Lillian Braham, Solomon, Chatterton, and PerugiDi.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-18
The Discovery Saved His Life.

Mir. G. Gaillouette, druggist, Beavers vile, ILL, says: "To pr. Kings New Discovery l owe him my life. Was taken with La Grippe and tired all the physicians for miles about, but of no avail was given up snd told could not live. Having pr. Kings New Discovery ID my store Isent for bottle and began it's use and from the first dose began to get better, and after using three bottles was up and about again. It is worth it's weight in gold. We won't keep store or house without it." Fet free trial at pr. Geo. Martins drug store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-18
TIE board of ofimmipration comm,ss,

THE board of immigration commlsslon- CTS of the territory are all doing good work in collecting statistics, much of which will be complied for the next en- nual report of Governor Hughes to the secretary of the interior. Thus Arizo- mas resources will be we'll set forth and and every county will be heard from. The board of immigration is proving to be the most valuable commission ever created in Arizona, and will result m at tracting many large Investments and the coming of many thrifty home seekers to dwell among us, aEd thus increasing our sssessable wealth and as consequence the rate of taxation will be lowered. This is the result hoped for by the tax payers.-Star,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-18

THE following apbeared in the Las Vegas Optic. By the substitution of Tucson for Las Vegas its application to this clty is so pertinent that We repro duce it in full. It says that every citizen cf every town should stand by the corI- munity in which he resides, and whose advantages and protection he enjoys, and work right loyally for It's best and most permanent lnterests, or move away. The croakers who never miss an opportunity to telittle our advantages, and never fail to discount any claim that may be made for Tucson, should be set down upon. Let them move on and out of the way of another and better class of citizens who have confidence in the town and are endeavoring in every way possible to build it up.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-18

should be, and 1t must be 8 comfort to cattle owners not to be compelled to lie awake nights wondering how many of their cattle are being surreptitiously shipped away. In country where at least one hundred thousand steers are shipped to market each spring laws car not be made too strict for the protection of cattle owrers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-18

THE map of Central America will never be changed by democratic sd' ministration. The great interests of this country in that section instead of being promoted have been frittered away by the neutral policy of our government snd 1t will take years to regain the prestige we have so apathe- tically lost.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-18

WE notice sn air of triumph about the long suffering cowmen that evinces the holding of 8 winning hand. It must be novelty to them to find their steers once more sought after. The town authorities want to make prepara- tions to hold our friends down when shree year old steers reach s20 ahead.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-18
zaron 2nd; Sir Walter 3rd. Time 2.1l1s

zaron 2Dd; Sir Walter 3rd. Time 2.1112 MANITowoC, Wis, May 15.-Fredsrick
 Haukohi, ci;y treasurer, shot b:mseli l through the head, dying instantly. Shortage in his accounts. WELLsvILLE, N. Y, May H.-An ex- piosiOn of a boiler in saWmill 15 mi!ee from here killed men. BERLIN, May l5-A dispatch from Bsyroot, 6 seaport town in Syria, au-
 nounces that the Turkish governor gone
 to Soor to quell an outbreak arising
 from disturbances between the Chris
 tians and Mohammadens.
 TACOMA, Wash, May 15--News have been received that Hsvemeyer and SeaIls tue sugar trust men, and ISocsa- fellow, the oil magEate, are working 10 secure control of the Northern Pacific railroad.
 MAssILLoN, O., May 15.-Great ap- prehensIon is felt because the German deposit bank closed today. 1t IS explain ed that the bank was controlled ab o!u:e- ly by the late P. C. Albright, who died without leaving a wilt.
 CHICAGO, May 15.-Ths cold snap still continues, though moderate. There was a little frost in Pennsylvania and Ohio last night; Wyoming had frost; Monta- na got touch also.
 CINCINNATI, O, May 15.-At Lovelsnd Frank Hill and George Meyers collidei 1 going at full speed on bicycles, fractur- ing each others skulls. Both are uncon- scious and not expected to live
 MONTEREY, Mex. May 15.-The La Luna cotton mills near here, owned by local capitalists and the largest in the country have been destroyed by fire, loss s125 GOO.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May 15.-It Durrart is proven innocent of the murder of Min nie Williams and Blanche Lamont he will commence suit for damages against Chief of Police Crowley for putting his picture in the rogues gallery. 1
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-18

TIE new school law as We h we always heretofore coatended, does not, under an opinion of the attorney general, become operative till July when the new board that this sue could be questioned.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-18

IMMIGRATION COMMISSIONER BROWN, of Pima county, gives notice that he IS actively engaged in collecting statisti- cal information regarding the resources of Pima county, ard solicits any an1 all suggestions from those who are interest ed in the development of our resources, and who desire to encourage immigra- ton. It is to be hoped that the con- missioner will recslve the encourage ment and assistance, as it means great revival of b1Siress for Pima and the coming of the capital to invest in our mines and irrigation resources. If the people would have a return of good times, assist in showing up our resources. Star
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-18

No one in ordinary health need be- come bald or gray, if he will follow eeDsIble treatment. We advice cleanli- ness of the scalp and the use of Halls Hair Remover.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-18

THE attempt to agaln besmirch Gov ernor Hughes through the agency of a Msricopa Grand jury is said to have hatteued al the poles.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-18

THE "Western Eye Opener" is a new paper published at M dland, Texas. The efforts of the paper are to direct emigra-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-18

Happy ana contents home with .'rhe Ro ihester," lamp with the light of the morning Catalogues, write RochesterI amp Co. ,NewYoxha
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-18

MONTEREY, Mex. May 15.-The La Luna cotton mills near here, owned by local capitalists and the largest in the country have been destroyed by fire, loss s125 GOO.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-18

prove ln4D the clalm 70 Ln,S property valued at s75, ,OOO,OGO, rests upvn stupsnd- ous forgery and frauds.
 EL PAso, May l5-A letter has been received here announcing that the re | quired Sl,200000 has been raised iu London to build an immense dam across the Rio Grande, at Rincon, N. If. They will build irrigation canals through the valley from Rncon to Fort Hancock.
 Los ANGELES, Cal. May 15-Judge Smith this morning sentenced Kid Thompson, convicted of the Roscoe train robbery, to be hanged. I hs Kid" took tue sentence calmly, and even smiled fsintly.
 SALT LAKE, Utah, May 15-The trains brought large number of delegates to the silver convention, which convenes in the Mormon tabernacle today. The delegates present are seventeen from the western states and territories. The policy outlined by prominent members IS to make the movement nOn-partisan. Their purpose to engage men to work the silver cause without breaking any party lines. It was called to order by Gov Richards. of Montana, and SD address of welcome from Gov. West,
 BLooMINGToN, Ills, May 15-An ex- citing discussion took place today during the sess on of the G. A. R. encampment over the proposition to dedicate decora- tion day with confederate monument in Chicago. No doubt theencampment will pass resolution declaring such use of the holiday grossly improper, unpat riotic, and declaring that the G. A. R. | posts should not participate.
 CHICAGO, May 15-All doubt of the | schooner Kate Kelly being lost in Mondays storm is removed taday. The tug Charm picked up wreckage bearing the schooners name. Capt. Hatch and | a crew of five are believed to have been lost.
 GRAvEsEND, May 15.-The Brooklyn vas run today on fair track with big crowd. Hornpipe wins; L,-