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Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-05-30

formed at the State department that
he could present bis charges in writing
and they would be Iiled. But be was
too smart to be caught in that sort Of q
pigeon hole. He went to New York and
Boston for consultation with friends,
sad the result was a second visit TO
Washington, accompanied by commit
tee of such Influential men that even
before they demanded hearing for Mr..
Dwight, they were invited to lay the
whole matter before Mr. Cleveland, and
it was so done. Terrell has been asked
TO explain, and unless be can make it
plain that be has been .slardered, his
official head will fall.
Chairman Dingley, OF the House
WAYS and Means committee, has made
pu bile statement showing how that
committee TT ed 10 iccrease the revenues
II the government S40,OO0,000 q year
by te mporsry tsriff bill and how its
attempt was baked by lack of a repub-
licsn majority in the Senate. The
statement closes with these words: The
on Ways snd Mesns his in
vestigated the workings of the recipro-
city agreements made under the tariff
act of 1890, ard will present report
benefits OF such reciprocity,
and declaring (unanimously. as far as
the repu bIIcans are coBcerned) for a re-
turn to reciprocity aud protection as
soop as the people shall elect republic
can Senate and President to cooperate
with a repu blican House. This seems
to be all that is practicable until the
repu blicans secure the President as we'll
az toe Senate"
Representative Sulloway, OF \. H.,
sent the following telegram this week,
which is self-axplsn8tory. Caroline ID.
Mowatt, Manchester, N IL regret to
inform you that Mr.. Cleveland bas Veto
I'd the bill giving you pension. IN q
Christian spirit and with q desire to
,reate within him a spark Of parrots N
wish for the remainder of bis life be
night receive such treatment and ra-
ions as our soldiers had at Anderson |
Tille. e. A. Sulloway."
Unless some unexpected hitch occurs |
he pproprIstion billie will all be out of |
he way before the end Of the first week |
q June, and then adjournment will |
,Ome.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-05-30
Hon. Geo. W. Cheney is in the city on

Hon. Geo. W. Cheney is in the city on
business.
Felix Mayhem, deputy sheriff in
PIpsl county, and living at Casa Grande,
arrived IN Tucson this morning.
W. A. Wilson, of Kansas City, is Wis
iting Tucson.
H.Du.ham, of Oakwoods, Pinsl
county, Is la the city on business.
This mornings east bound passenger
was forty minutes late.
Jas. ii. Borland, of San Francisco, is
at the San Xavier.
Theo. G. Fitch left this morning for
Guaymas and the southern coast. He
will be absent probably two weeks.
W. C. Paine, OF Hammond, Ind.. is
stopping at the San Xavier for few
days.
Superintendent Randolph and wife
came in from the west on the passenger
this morning.
]. j. Chisholm left this morning for
visit to Wilcox and possibly the Pearce
camp. He will return on Friday.
Judge Hawkins, after adjoining court
until June 18th, left for his home at
Prescott, this morning.
A Mexican assumed & title OF ID and ID
before Recorder Conuell this morning,
and gives up five days OF his liberty for
the honor.
Will Powers, genial, efficient and MINI
bic of finger, left for SolomoDville yes
terday to attend court in the capacity of
stenographer.
Judge Barnes and W. M. Lowell nre
attending court at Solomonville, having
left for that purpose yesterday morn
ing.
Hon. Thomas E. Dalton, the new ter
ritorisl superintendent OF public In
structioD, came 10 this morning and IS
stopping at the Orndorff.
A hobo, on bis way to join the insuT-
gents in Cuba, was assisted to the usual
accommodations 10 such csses and his
journey fastened. Recorder Connell
does not believe in OBTAINING these men
who have missions In the world.
Miss Molina, one Of Yuma's haDdsom-
EST and most engaging young ladies' is
visiting the family of DR.. Marin The
young lady was the recipient OF de-
iRhlful serensde by the Philharmonic
band laet night.
A new suit was instituted In the dis
trict court yesterday. Ii bears the title
of G. F. Banks, plaintiff, VS.. Lucas Is |
trella ct ais, defendants. 1t is an action |
brought asains; the bondsmen or Cons |
table Estrella far alleged illegal reten-
ton of personal property.
WANTED:-Several trustworthy gen
t!emen or ladies to travel in Arizona for |
established, reliable house. Salary $3.50 |
and expenses. Steady position. En- |
clio reference and self addressed |
stamped envelope. The Dominion Com |
psny, Third Floor, Omahs Bldg, Chica-
20, Ill. 1865 lot
In the spring, tie human body needs |
assistance to throw off the stsgnatiOn |
proc uceo by winter diet. AS the tenn
perature rises under the grow ng heat |
Of the suns rave we feel tired, half sick |
and low in spirits, because the blood is |
sluggish and full of impurities. DIR. j. |
n. McLasn's Strengthening Cordial and |
Blood Purifier is reliable spring RENE |
dy 10 invigorate the body and give tine |
70 the digestion. Price 81 per bottle. |
Sold by all dealers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-05-30

It is Pound Entirely Across the Cam
yon at Depth Less than Sixty.
Eve Feet.

Eve Feet.
The most cheering news that Florence
has received in year was brought into
town yesterday by John Ruckelbausen,
who has been employed by the U. S
geo 'og csl survey in sounding for bed
rock at the Buttes. The depth to bed
ROCK has been the great bugaboo OF the
reservoir site, the croakers predicting
that it could not be found much nearer
than the center of the earth; but it has
been found, and at a comparatively shal-
low depth. The point selected was what
ia known 10 McGinnIs' report ss Dsu
No. 2, where the rock walls of the can
yor are only 220 feet apart. The first
sounding was made near the west wall,
and bed rock Was struck at depth o!
"a feet; five other soundings were mad
40 feet apart. and the distances to bee
rock were found as follows: 63, 81, GA =,
Sc and 40 feet, leaving off the odd ,nch-
es. This settles the problem as one o.
the most feasible storage proposi tons o.
the continent, considering the larg-
body of water TO be stored and tn.
amount OF arabic land under it. Not I E
lesst important feature of the cite l.
that short tunnel can be driven just
above the south butte which will carr,
off the water in the river while th,
masonry is beng built. Stone OF ths
best quality il close at hand, which car
be handled in any dimensions required
with derricks and cables. Where nature
has done so much, it seems that man
should do little.-Trihune.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-05-30

A mirror could not lie il it wanted to.
The glsss has nothing to gain by Hat
terry. II the roses Of health and plump.
ness of beauty are leaving your face.
yonr mirror will tell you so. Health is
the greatest beautltier 10 the world
When a woman g. es he indications OF
ill-health 10 the face, she may with al
most absolute certainty look Tor the
cause IN one or both of two copditions-
constipation, and arrangement OF the
organs distinctly feminine. DIR. Plerces
Favorits Prescription will cure perman-
emily and positively any so-called
''female complaint" DR.. PIerce's Pleas
ant Pellets will cure constipation. There
10 no reason in the world why q woman
should not be perfectly healthy. She
will gain health, strength and flesh.
Hollows and angles will give place to
fullness and grace. She will be that
nobltst au6 meet beautiful of all crea-
tion-s perfect woman.
Send 81 cents in one cent stamps to
Worlds DisrAnsary Medical Association.
Buffalo n. Y. and receive DR.. Pierce's
zoos page Common Sense Medical
Adviser" profusely illustrated.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-05-30
STORMY SCENES.
Political Conventions are
Tame as Compared with
the M. E. Conference.
INCOMPETENCE.
Cripple Greek Postmaster to be
Removed Sugar Bounty
Will be Paid.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 26-There
we're stormy scenes in the Methodist
general conference today. 1t was by all
odds the most tn u ultuous session that
has yet been held.
There was clash between minister
al and lay delegates and for time in
the afternoon Bishop Hurst, who was
in the chair, Lost ali control Of the as
semblsge. A dozen delegates were on
their feet at the same time shouting
for recognition, calling for rulings Of
the char on points OF order which had
uever been heard, and altogether the
scenes were moro exciting than is
usually witnessed in a political conven-
ton.
The contest came over the fourth
section Of the new constitution as re-
ported by the committee. When the
section was read and the amendment
providing for equal representation for
iaymen in the general conference was
proposed, many bitter things we're said
and it looked for time as II there could
be no reconciliation between the minis
ters end laymen.
Finslly, however, peace was restored
oy the withdrawal Of the amendment,
with the understanding that the Whole
matter should be brought up again in
different form. The election OF DR..
J. @. Hsrtzeil, of Louisiana, as a mis-
sionary bishop for Africa, to succeed
Bishop Taylor, retired, was an incident
Il the morning session.
The conference decided today to hold
wo sessions daily until adjournment
N order that business may be disposed
Il.
WASHINGTON, May 26-Postmaster
General Wilson will take esrly stsps TO
.ppoint a successor to P. IA. Rose at
Cripple Creek, Colorado. So lar no
ff1cisl edvices OF the reported wanton
destruction of mail matter there have
oeen received and officials are not 10
lIned to be hasty in believing Rose
committed any criminal offense. The
ffeuse charged is q serious ne, aSd
houd it be found true, will be followed
~ immediate steps to secure adequate
unishment Frequent reports nave
been received here from inspectors
hsrginR incompeteDcy and general On
itness for Office aga nst Rose and be
would have been removed long ago but
FOR the difficulty of finding some one
QUALIFIED TO take his place. 1t may b.
necessary to give the appointment to ap
outside man.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-05-30
AT WASHINGTON.
Minister Terrell to Answer Seri-
GUS Charges.
More Pension Bills Vatoed-Repres-
entative Sullowsy's Opinion
on One Case.

ON One Case.
(From our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON, May 70, 1896.
Senator Qusy's coming conference
with Gov. Mckinley bears out the state
meDt repeatedly made by your corres-
pondent that the rivalry for the rep9b-
licsn nomination, go Tar as the Princi-
pals we're concerned, was entirely friend
ly. Needless to cay that republicans
generally are as much pleased that this
conference is to take place IS the demo-
Gratis are disappointed. There is every
reason for the belief that Senator Quay
will be authorized to speak for Senator
Allison aud Speaker Reed. 10 this Coz
nection it may be we'll to recall remark
made when Congress first met by one OF
Gov. McKinley's stauDchest supporters
He said: Il believe that if Gov. MckIn-
ley is nomin sted be Will ask Senator
Quay to take the chairmanship OF the
National committee end manage his
campaign" TIE came gentleman said
this week that be thought Gov. Mckin-
ley had requested Senator Quay 10 come
to Canton in order that Ee might ask
him to manage his campaign.
Senator Sherman met Senator Cor
mans amendment to the Fertilization
appropriation bill, providing for the is
sue of SlO0,O00,000 in per cent certli-
Gates of Indebtedness, which he charsct-
erized as unexsmpled IN the history of
the government, with strong plea for
the passage OF the Dingley emergency
tariff bill, which would furnish the
money needed by the government with
out adding cent to the public debt
and without burden to any OF our peo-
pie. Senator German was merely max
Jog g gallery play. to emphasize his
charge that the appropriations made at
this session of Congress have been ex-
travagant. He knew that this amend
ment would not be adopted or be never
would have offered it. No sppropria-
ton Is too extravaganza to receive his
So pport, provided that the money Is to
be spent for the benefit OF his constlt-
uents, but be is always ready to cut
down elsewhere.
II turns out that Mr.. Terrell,
our minister to Turkey, was not sum-
moned to Washington to discuss Tur-
kish affairs but to answer serious charges
against himself. He ia charged with
being low and gross in lbs habits and
with habitually using profane ard vul
gar language 10 the presence of callers
at the u. S. legation at Constantinople,
and as though that Sas not enough he
ia charged with being utterly incom-
| petent, by reason of his lack o. famiheri-
ty with the ussges OF polite society, TO
protect American interests in Turkey.
These charges are made by the Ameri-
can missionaries of all DENOMINATIONS,
now in Turkey, and were originally sent
to Washington by Rev. Henry o
Dwight, who failed to get an Interview
4 With either Mr. Cleveland or Secretary
Olney on his arst visit. being ourtly IN
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-05-30
Sick stomach means sick man Tor wo-

Sick stomach means sick man Tor wo-
MANI
Why not well?
Sick stomach comes from poor food,
poor nourishment; means poor health
poor comfort. Shaker Digestive Cor
dial means health aud a we'll stomach.
Ii We could examine our stomach we
would derstspd why it is that so little
will put 1t out of order.
But, unless W. are doctors, We never
see our stomach. We only feel it. We
would feel it les il we took Shaker Dr.
gestive Cordial.
Shaker Digestive Cordial makes your
stomach digest all the nourishing fooo
you eat, relieves all the symptoms OF ip-
digestion, acts as tonic and soon makes
you Will and strong again.
The more you take, the less you Will
feel your stomach.
AT druggists. Trial bottle 10 cents. =
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-05-30
TUCSON. MAY o 1896,

4CCSON, Nlby Zos lOSp.
The 30th day of May in each year
having been adopted by the. Grand
Army OF the Repu bic as a memorial
day, for the honoring of our noble dead,
when every comfade is expected to share
in the duties and services of that occas-
ion. We are pledged to faithful per-
formanre OF this duty, and when We for
get our duty We forget our honor.
"Wesve their bright wreaths and gar.
lands,
OF purest flowers that bloom,
With love and tender kindness.
Strew over their hallowed tomb.
While Memorial Day is observed as
national holiday, comrades. let Us not
make it day Of rejoicing and pleasures,
but one to be celebrated by solemn and
devoted ceremonies TO the memory of
those who fell In defense OF their coun-
try.
The cooperation of the Sons of Vste.
rams aud all citizens and frsternal socie-
ties, are cordially invited to participate
in the exercises.
/ beg that every comrade whose ply
steal condition will permit him to do so,
join in the procession to that silent
camp where our comrades lie
"In low green tents whose
Curtains never outward swing"
The procession Will move from Reid's
opera house az 4 p. % aud proceed to the
G. A. r. cemetery, where the usual ex-
ercises will take place. Department
Commander A. J. Sampson will deliver
an address at $50 p. M. ID the Court
House plaza.
The boys who wore the gray, are
specially invited to meet at the q. A. r.
hall and fall in line with the boys who
wore the blue.
All organizations intending to partici-
pate in the parade will report to Fred
G. Hughes, grand marshal.
By order,
O. p WILSON. J. j. HILL,
Adjutant. Post Commander.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-05-30
Your Boy Won't Live q Month

So Mr.. Gilman Brown, of "a Mill
street, South Gardner, Mass, was told
by the. doctors. His son had Jung
trouble, following typhoid malaria, and
hs spent three hundred aud seventy five
dollars with doctors, who finally gave
him up, saying: "Your boy won't I've q
month" He tried DR.. Kings New Dis
covery and few bottles restored him
to health and enabled bin to 90 to work
a perfectly well man. lie s-ys he owes
his preseDt GOOD health TO the use OF
D. Kings New d scovery, and knows
IL to be the best in the world for luDg
trouble. Trial bottles free at George
Martins drug store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-05-30
THE APACHES.
Their Raids Will Soon be Effeotually
Stopped.

Stopped.
Col. r. V. Sumner, commanding the
7th U. S. cavalry, stationed at Fort
Grant, asrived IN Tucson last evening,
on his way TO San BsrnardIno, Mex. HIS
mission Is one which "a Of vital interest
to every inhabitant OK the territory;
more particularly, however, TO those iiv-
ing in the southeastern portion. He
goes to confer with leading officers OF
the Mexican army and to esta dish
strong garrison near the Mexican lice.
A troop of the 7lh cavalry is already on
the way, and when it arrives station
comprising 200 troops will guard the
DO der.
To Colonel Sumner belongs the credit
OF having recommended the measures
now beture the government, looking TO
a settlement of the Apache problem. 1t
is almost certain that WITHIN a very
short time permission will be granted
for troops from either side to cross over
the line 10 pursuit of renegade indians
Colonel Summers long experience on
the border has emiDentIy lifted MIN Tor
the task be has undertaken, and bic
ideas and plans are certainly worthy OF
most attentive consideration. He sen0s
only young officers into the held, ard
their commands are composed OF Young
soldiers only. His youngsters" as be
famiIiarly designates them, are the very
men of all who will do efficient work.
With his level head aud years OF practi-
cal observation to guide them. and with
the ardor and ambition OF youth to spur
them on, the Apacbes may we'll begin
to ponder.
The effective nature of the military
pair / was set forth in the CITIZEN last
week, and if Colonel Sumner Is given |
the latitude he desires, Arizona will
soon owe him debt of gratitude which |
will require a long time to l'quidate.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-05-30
Aarper's Bazaar.

During the month OF May Harper's
Bazaar will furnish many designs for
cotton gowns, shirt waists, and gradual
Ine dresses for young women. Beautiful
illustrations Of psrasols snd fans will
interest its readers. Especial attention
will be given in "Nsw York Fashions
to novelties in fabrics and to the best
way OF making up the favorite materials
OF the season. Mre. Annie Nathan
Meyer will have a paper on Barnard
college, with q picture of Miss Emily
j. Smith, its popular Dean.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-05-30
Help Wanted.

A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY! made
a s,sloo the last six weeks selling Dish Wash
srs. and was sick part of the time. / don't tee
Why others do not go into the Dish wash bust
home. Perfect satisfaction. Every one sold
cells another Every family wants one ! will
make 3 900 this year easy. can wash ana airy
our dishes in two minutes. Any one make S. to
fIz a day. For circulars write to Iron City Dish
May 1875
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-05-30

In all casee, where mild but effective
aperiert is needed, Ayers Pills are the
best. They improve the appetite, res
tore healthy action, promo e digestion,
and requisite every function. No pill is
10 greater demand, or more highly rec
commended by the profession.
In the Stars report OF yesterday even
ing's entertainment at the university,
the name of Mise Cora DelsDo was
omitted The young lady recited
"Lsscsr" in Q most acceptable manner,
ADD WAS complimented extensively ~ on
her intelligent Interpretation and rendi-
ton of this difficult selection.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-05-30

Parks Cough Syrup for Coughs and
Colds. Sold by Fred Fleishmsn.
Prof. Hoxie will leave for the east this
week.
Rev. Mr.. Pettibone and family went
east this morning.
Mrs. Hall and Miss Timiap, her sister,
will leave for California this week.
j. S. Sniffen, one of Pinal county's
prominent attorneys, is in Tucson on
Logan business.
Prof. Rockfellow, of the university,
accompanied by his wife and sister, VIII
leave for their ranch this week.
Judge j. D. Bethune arrived from
Phoenix this morning, fully recovered
from his recent illness, and ready for
business.
Hon. Geo w. Cheney and family will
leave Saturday for Tombstone, and
from there 60 to their home at oro
Blanco.
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renew.
er bas restored gray hair to it's original
color and prevented badness Id thous
ands Of cases. It will do so to you.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-05-30

An occasional bottle of Ayers Sarsa-
parIla doee more to correct the tenden-
cy OF the blood to accumulate humors,
and keep the organs sound and healthy.
than any other treatment we know of.
prevention Is better than cure" Try
il this month.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-05-30
There are More Ways of SHINING an

Eel than one. This. OF course, ia no
news to veteran fishermen who clean
their own feb. But there is always q
best wsy in everything. The best way
to overcome or prevent malaria, TO con-
quer inclpient rheumatism, or kidney
trouble, and to relieve dyspepsia. bilious
ness, constipation and nervousness, Is TO
begin without delay, and to pursue
steadily and regularly, the use OF Hos.
letters Stomach Bitters, standard
medicine Endorsed by medical men every
where. 1t strengthens the system and
imprc yes the appetite and sleep OF those
who employ it as q restorative, and ac-
complishes health giving results which
fairly astonish those previously uDac
qu4inted with its efficacy. Invalids OF
all sorts testify in its behalf. 1t is the
leading tonic OF this era.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-05-30
HBALPH is WEALTH

Dx.E.C. wE's NxBvs kzD BnAzn IA
zExT guR<aztssd specific for HyztaA -
nsss, Ccsvz,sioas ffkz, Nervous Heasalgias
Hsedeohe. Nervous Proserakiol sa0sd - -
Depression 5oftezing Of tbs Rztn rss1king IN
insanity and leading 70 a;sery, aeesy 01dsa.
PreIaaSxre Cd Age, 1arrsans9, Loas e R0WD
orrhza oaaosd b. evss-sz9t3ss Of to hsainp
sssf-ahase or ov9-tnanlgensA EseA bo9 60.
tsin0 ons mostAs esssnsnt I'D . -. On
stx boxes foe SA.eo. ssat ~ na1l aso<Da4 -
roSsscs 81 price.
We 9uaxan4no ~ DoDD
Toczrs any case. With sscA oRasr rsoseSu8
q for SIX soxss, eeeumpantod vtkA - -
VII san1 tAs purchases or w<teesa g1nRaA1leee
refzDA TIA H08ag II IL troaknsaae doD not -
Q ocrs. G1onatsss issued oaly ~ 6E0no0
EAEfE. Sols Assnt. - Cpns7asasesoBe3 0nDao
hylsrve
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-05-30

THE WAY to reach catarrh is through
the blood. Hoods Ssreaparilla, b,
purifying the blood, removes the csuss
of the disease and permanently cures
catarrh. Take only Hoods.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-05-30
Mining Notice.

In the matter of the Silver Bell Mining and
Smelling Company, Lint. in Liquidation
The creditors of the above named company
are required on or before the eleventh day OF
Nav. 1906, to send their names and addresses
and the particulars OF their debts or Claims and
the names and addresses of their solicitors, if
anv, to me the undersigned, John William
Tefferies of No. 1914 Greenham House, Old
Broad Street. in the city OF London, England,
the Foundation of the said company under a
voluntary liquidation. or in default thereof
they will be excluded from the beneht of any
distribution made before such debts are proved
Dated this nth day OF February, $50
Witness: J. W JEFFER1ES.
r. Douglas Norman, Solicitor,
New Court, l. 1cOln Inn, London, Eng
first pub INCH
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-05-30

Hoods Pills act easily, yet promptly
and effectively, Oh the liver and bowels.
25c.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-05-30
G.. A. R. Orders.

Headquarters NeRley Post No. /, De-
partment of Arizona, G.. A. r.. Memo
rial Orders-General Order No. /.