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Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14
FATAL ACCIDENT ArGLoBB.
'. ". Cham berIain Crushed to
DesIh In a Nine.
GLOBE. Ariz., May, u, 1896

GLOBE. Ariz., May, ID, 1896.
Frank ~ Cham herlain WAS killed ir
the BOOSTER mine in Globe on the 9Th
inst, while in the employ of the United
Globe mining company.
The deceased and companion bad
set [ IF 8 tlsst and ss they we're return
ing TO their place of work and near
where the blast had been set off they
were passing under the rock and dirt
that had been loosened by the blast and
a large quantity of fbe loose matter
fell on the deceased while i'm Immediately
III der1t ard it killed him instantly and
his companion beipg few feet in ad-
vance of deceased escaped without
being seriously Injured. The deceased
was q man about tbIfty-three years of
age and native Of Richmond, Virginia,
ard formerly worked in the Bisbee
mines
The verdict OF toe coroner's jury was
to the ffzct tbat he came to his death
by accident He was buried in the
Globe cemetery. OBSERVER.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14
NJ. q. CONFERENCE.
An Importass FT-oiHalon Prese

An Importass F-e<oir tion Presens<1n
Today
CLEVELAND, May l2-Bishop Fd
presided at the NJ E conferences TO,
10 the call for memorials aud re(
sions, Right Rev. DR.. Munger prsss
one OF great Importance, ersl
a commission on constitution
consist of two ministers and
two lsymen from each district. The
members are 30 be thirty years of age
snd will meet at Chicago on the first
Wednesday in August when they will
orgspizs by the election of president
aud secretsry. They are to draw up
constitution aud after it is completed, it
to be published twice IN all official
papers OF the churoh within thirty days.
Permission is also authorized to devise
rules for elections and not less than
three or more than six months after
wards the church will vote on the adop-
tion of the constitution. Only those
over twenty-one years OF age will be
permitted to vote and the result shall be
certified to the secretary OF the general
conference. II adopted by a majority
of those voting the constitution shall be
effective at once. Tue resolution was
referred to the committee on constitu-
:;
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14

BU cKEY fO'NEILL, il q long wiuded
article in his paper today attacks Col.
Cbriety aud the Improvement Company
ss though they were the only Repub-
lican proposition in the whole
Territory. Such attacks come
with mighty little sincerity in
the purported principles they ere
made to appear to represent, from such
men ss Buckley C'Neil, himself one Of
the chief promoters of an enormous
canal schs me, which has proved snare
and ds,usion to almost every man
who has ever touched it, either rs B
locator Of lands or an investor in the
canal scheme Itself. On the other hand
it is fact that tbe irrigstion business
in which Col. Christy is concerned has
the merit of honest enterprise and q
genuine attempt to develop the splen
did country covered uow the wealth.
est, the most enterprisine and attrsc-
tive region, not only in Arizona but in
the south vest. Buckley O'Neills howl
is merely. matter of the ran keet dem
agogy by which be, the promoter of ons
of the most doubtful of irrigation
schemes in the Territory, hopes TO FOO
enough of the people to eend him to
oongress-whas for, God only lsnows;
no rnsn kuowiog Buckley osaId ever
pretend TO say, unless it ba TO nse
thoee deludsd people koown as popu-
list to drsw salary.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14

The proinr mert Of Mr.. Delton ae
Superin ntepdent of Public Insti uction
is one of the best appointments Gov.
Franklin can make in any Of the Offices
be may see fit to change. Mr.. Dalton is
not only finished scholar but en- ex
perienced teacher having been the
successful principal of the public
schools of this city for term Of years
ard Likewise 10 Tombstone. TIE pIsce
is an i'm mporteut one and is we'll filed by
Mr.. Dalton
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14

WHILE nothing is certain in politics
until it has been accomplished, the lm-
preston is we'll nigh general tbst Gov
Mckinley will be nominated for Presi-
dent by the st. Louis convention. The
original Mckinley man express conf
dence shat no ballot will be taken but
tbet the nomination will oe made by
gcclsmetion. OF course it is possible
that something may cc3ur that will
change masters, and it Is largely upon
that something that the opponents of
Gov. Mckinley are now banking, but
from the best obtainable information
it looks at this time as if Mckinley was
bound to win.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14
AN Eloouen. SERMON.

Last night was Good TempiAr night
at the Christian Church and. the build
ne was filed by mem bers Of the order,
who went to heer the Rav. Ogburn's
sermon on Sacrificing to Bacchus."
The discourse was mastery effort,
bis arguments being presented in for
cible convincing manner, apd bis facts
and figures so arranged as to be inter
esting and startling, instead of an ar
ray OF dry statistics, so common in such
addresses. For instance be said there
were about 10000 retail liquor licenses
issued IN the United States each year.
Il these saloons were sll srrapged side
by side on esch side of the street and
eac b one occupied but 90 feet, they
would form q street $50 miles in length,
requiring ten days TO pass through if
you should travel twenty five miles per
day.
He referred to the worship of heather
gods aud the crueltss prscticed by
their devotees, especially by those who
worshipped Moloch, and ssid that we
were Mortified at their practices. But,
said ne, the American people today are
worshipping at the shrine of Bacchus,
the god of wine and revelry, and the
sacrifices offered up before his altar to-
day are no less horrifying or Unreeson-
able than those offered by the ignorant
heather.
He spoke OF the immense sums spent
annually for drink, OF the cost of caring
TOR peupsrs, insane, and criminals made
such directly through drink, but said
this was the smallest part of the &C.
count. The money >nsideration could
not compare with the wasted mani ood
the broken hearts and destruction of
home and all that makes life pleasant
and profitable. Today there are five
million people in the United States
practically beyond the power OF re-
elamation through drink. But the
drinkers are not the only sufferers The
parents, wives and children are the
greatest sufferers.
He paid high tribute to Indepen-
dent Order of Coed Templars, and the
work it is doing, and urged its members
tic stand firm for righteousness, TEN per-
auce and purity. Right will prevail. for
one with God on bis side is a majority.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14
j. ROE YOUNG. JR.'s DEATH.
Report of the CoroneE's Jury a
Tempe.

|
We, the coroner's jury, being duly
sworn, after viewing the remains and
hearing the evidence, find es follows,
| to-wit:
That J. Roe Young. Jr., of Sacaton,
Pima County, Arizona, about IL years
of age, came to his death May IL, 1896,
at Tempe, Maricopa County, by falling
between passenger coach and box car
marke d NJ. & P. No. 1O5, attached to
train No. of the NJ. & P and 8. r. V
r. R, ard by having bis head crushed
by The wheels of car No. 1O5 at about
2:3O O'clock p. N.
That he fell out Of the end door of
the box car raed by the NJ. P. & s. R.
V r. R 90. for the purpose of carry
ing passengers, baggage and express
matter.
That said fall was caused by the
striking OF disabled cattle car against
said box Gar used as passenger car.
That said cattle car wss sent down
the track by the conduc ctor.
That the agent OF said company and
the conductor of said train were cogui
zant of the fact that said cattle car was
disabled aud out of repair.
That said conductor upon seeing that
said cattle car was coming down the
main track st a greater velocity than
was consistent with the safety of his
pgsssngers and the property of
said compsuy did climb thereon
and did use his utmost endeavors
to stop the train by applying the brakes
but owing to the non-workipg of said
brakes said car got beyond his control
and did crash against said box car, used
as a passenger car. Thst said company
is guilty OF gross negligence in running
and maintaining over it's road box oar
as passenger car, that has no platform
or rail st the end nor eny other sp-
pliance conducive to the safety OF the
lives of persons carried as passengers,
employees or otherwise.
j. NALDEAIA,
R. G. ANDRE,
THos. j. GOODWIN,
VIM. FELLOWS,
Dr. j. A, Dimes,
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14

Members of the House are disposed
to resent the action OF the Senate in re-
ducing the NUN Der OF battleships pro-
vided for in the Naval Appropriation
hill from to 2, ard the Houee will
probably refuse to agree to the Senate
amendment. The House often refuses
to agree to Senate amendments, but
somehow or other the Senate nearly al
ways succeeds in having it's way, and as
member of the House are much more
anxious to get home-eome of them
have got to fight for repomin ation-shsn
the Senators, this will probab bly, be an
excsptionrto the rule, if the Senate re-
refuses to recede. But the vote in
favor of the amenom mept IVES close, 81
to 81, and upon fuller attendance of
the Ssnate, enough votes may be OBJ
tsined to recade from the amendment.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14
S3O.0OO0
How Urea. a wife.

First. get d wife; second. be patient
You may haye greet trials and perplexi-
ties ia your business, but do not there
fore, carry to your home cloudy or
contracted brow. Your wife may have
trials which, though OF less magnitude,
may be hard for her 20 bear. A kind
word, tender look, will do wonders in
chLsiog from her brow all clouds of
gloom 70 this We would add always
Keep q bottle of Cham oeriain's Cough
kems d. in the house. IL is the beet
and is sure 10 be needed sooner or later.
Your wife will ahen know that you
really care for her end wish to protect
her health Pacific Health Journal
For sele by ell Druggists.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14

ALTHOUGH democratic Senators have
assured their republican colleagues that
they would do ontbine to prevent sn
early sdiournment thrre is belief in
some quarters that tns assurance had
string tied to it which will become
visible when the repub licsns report
resolution to The Senate setting date
for adionrnmment Of Congress.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14

THE testimony given by witnesses in
in the preliminary examination Of the
murder of Cy Williame at .Maricopa
differs go materially that there was evi
dently en- intended gsrbled and false re-
port given out to the newspapers at first
to shield the sleyer. If the testimony
given in the preli mipary trial be correct
the murder of Cy Williems was pre-
meditated fair.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14
Eree InfnrrlaIinn.

Messrs. Q. A Soow & Co.. of Wash
iog,ou, d. c., sole Tors OF patents aed
lawyers whose advertisement is in an
other column, will send free to invent
ors or others interested in patents full
iutorm tion about the cost of UniL-
ed Ststes end foreign patents and
the steps necessary to procure them
Also pamphlet about Caveats, Trade
Marks end Copyrigh hts, etc.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14

II is believed that when Senator Hill
etated in his speech, on the floor of the
Senate, that he didn't believe Mr.. .Cleve-
land would again be candidate for the
Democratic nomination, that the foxy
New Yorker was trying to smoke Mr.
Cleveland out and get him to make a
definite declaration OF his intentions.
The wording Of the platform adopted
by the Michigan Democratic conven tion
which was probably prepared by Don
Dickinson, hiss increased the belief
that Mr.. Cleveland intends to capture
that nomination for himself unless the
silver Democrats make it impossible by
securing the Chicago couven ton.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14
MINING IN ALASKA.

MiIIions OF Dollars Being Taken out.
SAN Francisco, May 9.-United States
Marshal Williams OF Sitks, Alaska, is 10
the city. $500 miners have come TO
Alaska the past season. Favorable re-
ports are coming from Cooks Inlet and
big fnds OF gold are reported. s1,2OO-
600 in dust and nuggets wss taken out
last season aud the prospects are good
for much better yield this year.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14

" The Boston Daily AdUertiser OF re
cent date expresses tbs sentiment o
the east in no mistaken language on tht
matter of statehood under the caption
Rotten Boroughs" After naming eev'
erel Of hat it hopes are cogent reasons
for not ad hitting New Mexico and Ari-
zona il uncovers the gist of the whole
opposition in the last few lines where it
oewa,ls the fact that We would have
"four federal senators and two repres-
entatives'' from the two Territories.
That our readers may more fully under
stand the bitterness of this opposition
we give the article in foil:
''If there is any legislator who ia still
in favor Of admitting to statehood the
Territories of New Mexico and Arizona,
it must be largely for one Of two rea-
sons. Either be has failed to note the
prevalence of the national sentiment
! against such grant of statehood or
be has concluded, for reasons of per-
soma. character, to dissent from the al
sentiment. Ae to the Widespread char
acter and strength of the sentiment
against the statehood bills. the public
press affords plenty of testimony.
New Mexico has been settled for more
than three centuries, ard has afforded
70 ~
zsns: but today its entire population is
below that of many of the large cities
of the United States, while there are
deserted ruins within it's borders at
points where towns stood within the
memory of the present generation OF
settlers there. It is quite possible that
New Mexico will repeat in the next ten !
years, the cAFeer of desolate ard desert |
ed Nevada, What patriotic American |
cares to sdd another "rotten borough" |
to the list of American States?
Arizona is even less thickly settled |
population of the Territory the aggre-
gate would equal about one-seventh OF |
the population of Boston. There are
plenty of cities scattered all over TIE
country that, SO far as population goes,
have as much right to statehood as Ari-
zone has. One might es we'll cut any of
the Eastern States into twenty or thirty
smaller States as to confer statehood
upon the broad elkeli desert OF Arizona
the coyote and the terantula own
90 p C. OF the territory.
1t is bad enough that these COM
"a munities are sadded with a per capita
debt ranging from three TO eight times
that of Masssch usetts. It is bsd enough
that in New Mexico it is considered
to be educsted in an Ameri-
can public school where the English
language is taught. Il is bad enough
bhet people, alien in everything except
their residences, should be represented
as demanding state hood when the de-
mend comes from Only few politicians.
1t is even worse, however, thst the pro
position should be made to grGnt four
federal senators ard two representa-
5ives to section whose total popule>
lion is not half as large as thet of this
,ity" "
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14

THERE Is considerable prospect of
another railroad across the Territory
II looks very n ucb se though the Santa
Fe people would refuse TO give the
figure fixed by the A, & P. people for
their property. A dispatch Of day or
two since from Los Angeles reads ss
follows: president Ripley Of the Santa
Fe system is at FL Paso today ard is
expected TO reach Los Angeles Sun
day Tne Santa Fe is projecting an
entirely new line from Victor IN San
Bernar dino county TO Silver City, N
M and it is understood Mr. Ripley is
coming here to look over the ground
and hear the report of Eogineer Vaughn
VINO returned few days ago from the
desert with q survey party. The Allan
tic & Pac fic ste ccktolders several
months since offered to sell the read for
s16OO0,0OO. The Officials of the for mer,
however, gin view OF cheaper railway
construction, declined to give mere tbsp
100000 for the property. It the deal
between the two roads c8rnot be ef-
fscted, is can be very readily seen that
it will become necessary for the Santa
Fe to build connecting lice and IT Is
for this that the survey ia being made"
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14

THERE seems to De an intended or
mistaken construction Of the position
Of the HERALD 10 she recent contest for
delegates to ST. Louis The HERALD
stood and stands now, fret for Arizona'e g
interests, and, second es necessity to
attaining that end, en- uninstructsd
delegation to st Louis composed of
men who have the character to represent
the Territory honorably and the inselli-
genoe and able to get whatever sd-
vsntages may bs had on euch an oc-
oasion Tor the people Of the Territory.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14
RoNp INVESTIGATORS

The Committee Appointed in the
Senate To-day
WASHINGTON, Nay u AT a meeting
OF the senate committee on finance to
day, Chairman Morrill, appointed as
the subcommittee to investigate the
bond sales under the Peff-r resolution,
Harris, Vest and Walthall, Democrats,
and Pissf, Republican, and Jones of
Nevada, PoppIisb.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14

REGISTER at ones for the special city
election. The city register will CLOSE
on the 18th instant aod if you are not
registered you cannot vote, and the CO
ossion is important.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14

IT is to be hoped the efforts of ouf
Democratic administration to exsricate
itself from the present financial slough
of despond may result in again putting
the Territory on its feet and restoring
the credit which it has bsd in some
degree at least for many years. Just
now the situation is disastrous in the
ex treme as Territorial warrants are not
wanted at any price and as result the
ssrritory pays enormously for everything e
it is obliged to buy and then the laborer
the official nr the dealer is f1seced out of
a good portion of his wages. Relief
should come soon and is is to be hoped
permanently. The bonds are now being
negotiated but when the business will
be closed out no one can tell. The in
jury TO the business of the Territory
under the present conditions is meal
cusble ard the administration has a
graver duty to perform than finding
places for hungry ofice-hunters.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14

Twill keep Don NJ. Dickinson busy
from now till after the first of Novem-
Der to explain bow it ell happened. He
has begun early as he probably recog-
nized the fact that be has considerable
of e job on hand.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14

WILL the city of Phoenix issue fifty
thousand dollars of bonds, or shall it
not do so? The question is to be solved
at the coming special election, On the
second day OF June.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14

PROTECT the manufacturing az pro
ductive industries of this country; pro-
tecs the laborine man in providing reg
ular occu patton for him end the matter
of finance must correct i'self.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14

From eli the movements OF railroad
men and newspaper talk now beng had
1t looks very much as though third
overland road might ere long begin 20
wend its way ecroes Arizona. At pres
eDt there is no possibility OF the Santa
Fe people making purchase OF the a.
s P properly at the figures asked : nd
I apybo dy else gets that road the Santa
Fe will be compelled 10 protect its
eonnectiors in California, VIZ, he Cali
fornie Southern, by the speedy con-
stIuction of a connecting link between
some point on its Southern California
lines and it's iiree in New Mexico. That
road if built should be induced to cJme
through this valley. If it crosses the
Colorado at Parker it will be but about
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14

The citizens meeting for the matter
of discussing city If airs and agreeing
upon a ticket to be voted for at the
coming special election, hae been post
poned to the 22ad instant.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14
Riebee RenuhIicans.

The Republicans OF the live mining
camp of Bisbee have organized them
selves into body to be known as the
''B .sbee Republican Club" 1t started d
with S mem bership of thirty five tried
and true Repu ublicens and the roll is
rspidiy growing, so that by the next
meeting it is anticipated that the mem
bership will number not less than
seventy-fve. Bisbee has some earnest
men in the Republican party and with
their assistance old Oocoiee will float
the banner OF Republican victory this
fall
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14

THE arrangements for the coustruo-
ton Of the Flagstaff & Grand Canyon
rsilroed are progressing slowly but in
the right direction. That road could
very readily be arranged to run by
electricity generated by the power of
the oaaseless fow of the waters of the
Cnlorasic
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14

The House passed the geoecsl bank
ruptcy bill by vote ot 157 TO 81.
Whether the bill will bs disposed of by
the Senate at this session is not yet Ger
tain. It viii dspsnd largely Cd whether
an agreement 40 be reached to limit
She debate to given time
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14
JAMEsON's FAILURE.
Cecil Rhodes to Blame for the Mis-
carriage.

LONDON, May 12.-The Daily Courier
today confirms the report that jane
sons raid nto the Trsnsvasl failed be-
ers to revolt under the Union Jack,
while the latter insisted on the Trans
vaal flag; it also appeared 10 be confirm
ed that all arrangements we're made to
proclaim Charles Lsonerd, Presidents
and John Hays Hammond States At
torney, but they refused to al.es taeiz
plans and eonseq gently ieft Jameson in
the lurch.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14
Ninety PerCrn1

OF ell the people need to take a course
of Hoods irsaparille st this eefson to
prevent that rundown aad ,iebilitated
con iition which invites diseesA. The
money Invested in half dozen bottles
of Hoods Snrsaparills viii come baok
~ith large returns ia tns health and
vieor of body ard stlsoste Of nerves.
Hoods Pills are easy to buy, easy to
take, easy to opersta. Cure all liver
ills. % cents.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14

THERE seems to Be wing of our
citizens, out in Neahl'a addition, who
propose to have party election regard
less of results.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14

To nursing mothers, DR.. Perce's Fav-
orite Prescription is prlceless boon,
For it not only strengthens the mother
but also promotes an abundant secre-
tion OF noorishmen6 for the child For
those about to become mothers, it is
even more valuable, for it lessons the
perils end pains OF childbirth and
shortens labor. OF Il dealers.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14

Ovarieo, forsid and other tumors
cure d without resort 20 surgical opera
tion. For pamphlet, testimonials and
references send 10 cents ('or postage) to
Worlds DisrensaFy Medical ASSOCIATION
Buffalo. N. Y.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14

THERE is whole lot OF kicking on
the investigation of Clevelepd'a bond
issue. Why?
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14
MURDERHD BY YAQUIs.
Two NogaIes Men Die in Old
Mexico.

mexico.
uERMosILLo. Son, Mex, May IL
John Lebner and Forrest Noes, two
young men who lett Noeales, Arizona,
two months ago TO walk 80 Guatem ala,
have been murdered by Yaqui Iodiane.
They were warned of the danger before
leaving.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14

Health and sweet breath secured by
Shiloh's CatarFh Remedy. Price so
cents. Nasal injector free. For sale
Keefer'e Pharmacy
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14

Karls CIover r rot Tea is sure cure
FOR Hesdeche and Nervous Diseases
Nothing relieves so quickly. For sale
at Keefer's Pharmacy
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14

For DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint
you have printed guarantees on every
bottle OF Shioh's Vitalizer. Is never
fails TO cure. For sale at Keefer'e
Pharmacy.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14

Thousand of cases of consumption
asthma, coughs, colds and Group are
cured every day by Shiloh's Cure. Fol-
sale at KaefeI's Pharmacy.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14

seventy five miles from the S. F. P. &
P. at Congress, which would readily
give this valley another outlet into
California by route much shorter than
either of the others. But the road
should be induced to continue through
this valley aud on eastward up the Salt
River into New Mexico and this will be
about what. will happen should the
necessity for the pew road be maoe by
the sale of the A. & P. to some other
company than the Santa Fe.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14

Karlis Glover Root T a purifies the
blood and gives clear and beautiful
complexion. For sale at Keefer's Phar-
mRcV