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Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-07-30
TURNS or THE CRANK.
some of His Notes Accumulated in
Business.
MEsA. Ariz.. July d. 1896.

! MEsA, Ariz, July "a, 1896.
| Ed. BERA1D-The following thoughts
are offered for the press, or the basket
rs may seem lis. One must boil over
| sometimes:
l think Mr. Bryan will be one of the
finest scholars in America. Since he
| has been nominated for president, he
| found cut and affirms the doc
srine shat every man hss the right
| TO woi snip God and vote for Mckinley,
and for this original saying be WAS
vociferously cheered.
| must be the fellow she Asylum
superintendent speaks of, for [ am
strong for protection, reciprocity and
sound money. Ii is quite unsafe to be
on the streets where there are SO many
fanatics and maniacs, that is the reason
[ am for protection 30 the labofer,
mechanic az d farmer and against the
rAbbles composed OF anarchists, social
lists end tramps. who stand On street
corners in day time and roam around
nights to steal, if they CAP, from honest
people.
The 'boiler plate" expatiating on the
great advantages of free coinege says:
III cotton would go 10 fifteen cents
pound the cotton planters wealth would
be increased to 1884, 1853, 944 year"
This puts me in mind of little story I
once heard Of young lady that was
found crying When asked the cause,
replied: IT | had sister and she had
a baby, and il died, how bad I would
feel" II cotton should go to 5 = CENTS
how much would they loose?
Does the "ooiler pls5e" know Shat
Jackson is dead, or do they think IN
tolligent men viii believe them when
they state that Mexico is the most
pros porous country ia the world, when
men on our streets who have lately
come from there, state that laborers get
from Is TO % CENTS day for labor, or
81 to SO per month, and tae streets Of
the cities are crowded with besgars.
w. Il. Sebastian only exists in ne era
mum OF the editor, where there should
DO brains?
Now 5hat the HERALD is the only !
standard bearer OF the Repu eliean can
didaies sad principles Of protection and |
reci procity II middle ri4ops, all men
who have tbs prosperity Of; the country
1t heGrt, M here, will rally to it's sup
port, and We wanb it 60 !keep things
lot. CBANK
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-07-30
Tempe Department.

From Thursday' Daily.
Miss Lostie Mullen is considerably
Better.
Finch's new barn is assuming digni-
fed proportions.
TIE river is sill booming but is
fordable at the Wileon crossing
Mrs. Borrowdale left on today's
Santa Fe excursion to the coast.
Mr.. Peterson OF GoldfeId is in town
purchasing supplies for that Damp.
Mr. B. L. Bartlebt of she Hayden
store went north on this mornings
Santa Fe train.
W. E. Francis representing the Phoe-
nix Stationary and News and 90. is Wis
iting Tempe today.
Mrs. w. A . Daggs and Miss Bull were
among the Santa Fe e1cureionists 80
the coast this morning.
Jose Ybarre and III. Burns, Phoenix,
and Mr. Bishop, San Francisco, are
registered at the Tempe Hotel.
Lie COQuCli mas OtO5SOO Nklii AOS
drained and Marshal Compton hiss pull
led the plug TO the plaza duck pond.
Doctor Hughes was up from Phoenix
yesterday in consultation with Dr..
Soroggs regarding the condition of Mrs
W. e. Mullen.
The case of Ridenour VS.. Piuney was
called in Justice Smiths courb this
morning and postponed till , O'Clock.
The suit is for the collection of wages
for services performed at the cactus
factory.
There is a nav coon in town. He is of
the r:ng-t tailed variety and has great
ambition to become pet. He has
therefore taken up his abode with
Caleb, who hasn'b had pet coon
for nearly year, q wagon having run
over and killed the last one ne had.
Since that time be has confined his
effscbion to dogs, cats, white rats, and
silver Democrats.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-07-30
CARDINAL GIBBONS.
The Great Preacher Reaches His
Switch Year.

BALTIMORE, Md, July 23.-Most Raw
j. Cardinal Gibbons, head of the Ro-
man Catholic church IN the United
States, and so far the only American
cardinal, "a sixty-swo years OF sge so
day, but beyond congratulations from
his intimste friends there was, by his
own request, no observation OF tue
event. The cardinal is IN better health
than for some time psat and daily per
forms prodigous amount Of work.
Cardinal Gibbons WIS born on July
%, 1884. After spending some time in
Ireland with his father, he returned 10
Maryland and in 1857 was grad uated
from St. Charles college. On June 80,
1861, the late Arch bishop Kendrick
ordained hin priest at St. Mary's
Seminary So rapid was his advance in
she priesthood ard ths recognition sc
corded him for his great abilities that
on August IS, 1865, he was conaecrated
Bishop and Vicar Apostolic Of North
Carolina. Four yesrs later or on Oct =
20, 1872, he Was transferred to Rich
uOuU3 ' D. Va 'ioy ~, 1911, lie was
appointed ooadju5or with the right of
succession TO Archbishop Bsiley. On
October 3rd OF the same year he sue
ceeded to the See OF Baltimore, and on
June II, 1886. hs rAcsiVei Inc browning
honor of hia life, and distinguished
Tribute was psid 10 the church in
America by his elevation 90 the -earGin-
aiate
he is Fscog nizsd today 3 one Of the
greatest minds of Lie Mother church,
and in is freely admitted IN Rome that
we're hs so Italian instead of 30 Amsrt-
car, he would probably be sbe aextf
occupant of the Vatican
Pills do MOI cure CONSERVATION They
only uggravaee. KarI's Glover Root Tea
gives reg ularity TO he bo0ele For
Iale at Keefer's Pharmacy.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-07-30

Excursions for Santa Barbsrs, Santa
Monica, Los Angeles and intermediate
points will leave over the Alarieopa &
Phoenix ana Salt River Valley Il. r on
the following dates: July 10Th ana 30th,
august 18Th aud 27th Fare fer the
souoa trip 25 IS. Pufluan sleeping
CATS Phoenix 10 Los Angeles Oaly
seventeen bouts Phoenix 30 Los An
geles This IS oy far tae shortest,
quickest and most coraforts oie route TO
sba e..ss5, tb-, desert bsinR or sssd dur
lng the alKht Passengers ~in d. we'll
10 reuletnt Ia r mat by taking thls lire
trey avoid J. day light ride over hot
desert, s1d save an entire day 5 time.
The fare on tho NJ. & P. Phoenix to
Aisse, 30 cents eanh way; Phoenix TO
Tempe, ~ cents each way Tempe to
Mesa, 40 cents each way. 81
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-07-30
HYDE PARK CLOSED.
The Disaffacted Elements Must Seek
New Grounds.

The Disaffacsed Elements Must Seek
New Grounds.
New YORK July pa London dis
patch says: After midnight tomorrow
night, Hyde Park, the gresa Fallying-
ground for half a century of the dis
affected element and OF those seeking
political and social reforms, VIII be for
hidden ground 10 agitators. Il was
here that the Corn Law agitation had
it's inception; here whore Sir Charles
Dixie made his first great speech
against the enormous expenses Of the
Crown; here where resolutions denoun-
cling attacks on newspapers were first
proposed and adopted; here where the
populsce, fcenzied with Bob loves
proposal while he wss chancellor of the
exchequer, TO impose tax on matches,
dared she police and tore down the
gates and ratings; here where FOR two
decades the Trades Unionists, the So
oialiste, the Free Thinkers, the advo-
Gates OF reforms political sod social,
have held their annual rallies and in
augurated their movements.
Under the new code adopted by tbs
royel commissioners OF parke, Hyde
Park is public meeting ground no
longer, save II such CASES where a spe-
oial permission may be issued by com
missioners OF Her Msjesty's works aud
public buildings. And where such per-
mission is given, it ia stipulated thar no
public address having a tendency to
wards agitation shall be delivered; that
no obscene, indecent or bleaphemous
words, expressions or gestures shall be
allowed, and that no collections shall be
taken up at any meetings which may be
permitted. The enforcement of these
rules Is attributed 20 the
Duke OF Csm bridge, who was recsntly
of the Comman dsrship-in-
Chief of the forces. The Duke, who is
ranger Of she roysl parks under an an
Client act OF Parliament, is said of late
TO have shown symptoms of truoulent
paresIs, and has brought about the
adoption of numerous extraordinary
rules in the management of various in
teEests with which he is identified
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-07-30
TOMATOES AND CYCLONES.
!. Departments of "a gricuIture,
Weather Buureau.


Managing editors are urgently re-
quested TO nake sharp distinction 10
the deeignssion given these phenom-
ena, which are entirly dissimilar in
their manifestations. The terms are
now generally used enormously by the
press.
The tornado is a sudden optbuPet of
wind in an otherwise quies, sultFy at
mosphere; it is ushered in by loud
indescribable roar similar to a coutin-
uons roll of thunder; It's path is very
narrow seldom more than 500 feet
wids at greatest destruction; it moves
generally, from south west northeast,
aud rarely ever extends more than
tweny miles; it vegy often rises in the
air, 10 descend again at a point few
miles ahead; it is always accompanied
by thunderstorms, with often bright
glow in the cloud; this cloud has asu-
ally funnel shape, which appears to
be whirling, though sons observers
have desert bed its appearance like that
of u huge ba'lsroiIiug forward, A 6or
uauO ulhy Ne COu5iGHbSU AS bbS EeSblt
of an extreme developments of copdi-
tions which otherwise produce thunder
storms
cyclone, on the other hand, is q
very broad storm, oftentimee 1000
miles in diameter, and sometimes can
be followed half srouod the world; the
winds circulate about it from right to
left, or the way one turns clock hands
backward On the Southern Hemisphere
this motion is ravsTsed). The Sir pres
sure always falls as one approaches the
cen ter, where, as sea, there is porten-
tous calm, with eleac sky visible at
times The CYCLONE winds often rise to
hurricane force, but sre not to De COM
pared with the extreme violence of the
tornado, before which the most solid
structure are RACED.
Tbs French term trOmbe or tourba-
lion describes almost exactly the torna-
do, which term IVES firs5 applied to Sc
sefe squalls, with funne-lehsped clouds,
experienced on the vest coast of Africa,
and which, to this day, inspire the
utmost fear in the minds OF she natives,
WILLIS L. MOORE,
Chief of Weather Bureau
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-07-30
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Dsily.
A party of Tempe people are outfit
ting for trip to the Grand Canyon.
The river is still carrying lots of water
but is considerably lower than yester-
day.
The case of RidenouE vs. Pinney was
heard by Justice Smith yesterday but
judgmenb will not be rendered until
Saturday.
Mr.. S. Keller, representa- j. v.
Fsrwell 81 %. Of Chicago, called on the
Tempe trade yesterday.
Stacy Penn aud family and Mike
McGrew and family left yesterday for 3
months outing in the neigh borhood of
Silver King.
An Indian attempted al assault on a
youog lady living south OF town yester-
day afternoon, but she being on horse
back pot the whip to her charger and
escaped. Later an Indian believed Sc
be the guilty party was arrested and is
now in custody. He will probably be
examined today.
Robert G. Audre, while exploring the
mysteries Of buggy top he was re-
pairing yesterday afternoon, discovered
a nest OF five scorpions. The head OF
she scorpion family first announced
their presence by plimentaFy
shake OF the thumb of the right hand,
and friendly tapping on the little
finger Mr.. A0dre Acknowledged the
courtesy by quitting off the stiDgef aud
q fore leg Of the Spokesman cad putting
the rest OF him into bottle to sterve TO
death The other four were favored
with instant death Mr.. Andre then
began to walk tbs floor and repine over
his discomfort and the errors of early
lie, getting nc relief Till he CHANGED TO
run across a piece of garlic which he
mashed up and tied around the wound.
he was somewhat surprised TO find it
most exoellet remedy, and hereby re-
commends it to victims of the scorpion
habit as being a sure cure. Ii anyone
doubts it they may let Q scorpion sting
them and try it for themselves.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-07-30
oLEvELAND's onnnBRArIoN.
The Greatess Bicycle Parade of the
Season.

CLEVELAND, July d The Oenten-
NAL Celebration Committee did itself
proud today in the matter of the bicycle
parade, and which WAS tbs most NAM
moth event of the kind shat has been
seen since 6he wheel first became popu-
lar in this country. While bhe different
divisions were forming this morning,
it was estimated that fully 1900
wheelmen would be in line. Under the
rules the riders moved ak abreast and
thirty feet apart, and those who went
over the ground during the process of
formation estimated that the parade
would be six miles in length aud that,
with rate OF speed of six miles an
hour it woald take over two hours end
half to pass given point.
The head of the line moved shortly
after IL o'clock. In the school division
there were over thousand riders, rep
resenting all institutions from the Uni
versity aud high schools TO the gram
mar grades. and the rear being brought
up with the teachers division. The
lawyers, doctors and clergymen had 3
division to themselves, and she military
feature was represented by the Cleve-
land Grays, the Boys BrigRdes, the
ToIeds Cadets and detgchments Of the
Fifth Regiment.
The swell Iroq uois club had 3 detaeh-
menb of forty representatives of both
sexes, and the Cleveland Chamber OF
Commerce was represented by a bsttal-
ion OF over 100.
The cycle factories, OF course, were
we'll represented, while employees of
other misunderstanding concerns turned
out in force. One section wae devoted
to hundred men and forty women all
costUmed ia white duck suits. Ia some
of the other divisions the school chill
dren appeared oossumed as brownies,
fairies and clowns, and the women we're
attiFed in suits of REQ, white and blue.
Another novel festure was q squad of
bicycle noun ted police.
There we're subdivisions of printers,
clothiers, grocers, furnituFe-makersa and
repfesen tstives of other trades At
the head of each division was carried q
banner. There was separate division
of ladies, in fancy and aroteeque COS
tunes, tsndems and combination tand-
ems aud other special features were
numerous.
A score OF towns within a radius OF
100 miles around Cleveland were repre-
sented in the parade.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-07-30
Frnrn Fridnv,s Daily.

| From Friday Daily.
Mrs. Orc Cox was a passenger las,
evening for Los Angeles.
Phoenix enjoyed q bountiful rain
| today and the prospects are good for q
| continuance of the same blessing.
joe Roberts, the Prescott butcher,
came in this morning fog a carload Of
beef cattle which he will ship in few
days.
Mr.. P. j, Cole was passenger on
last evenings noFthbound train for
Springfield, Ohio, where he goes to visit
Eis family.
j. B. Breathist, special Inspector of
She land department of the Govern
ment, came in this morning from Tue
sou.
Mr.. Tousey, of she Canaigre Company
arrived this morning from the east.
He reports extensive operations in con-
tenn plation by his comps1y this fall.
A young son of Mr. e. Irvine while
plny ing on the second story veranda at
his home this noon, fell 30 she ground
braeking his ann. He was fortunate to
escape without more serious injuries.
jos. Campbell, Mrs. Orc Cox, LIS
Angeles; Sisters Paul and Lawrence,
Dsmiug, and Mrs. G. f. Mahan,
Moatalvro. Cal, we're among the out
going passengers on last evenings M.
& P. train.
Msssrs. j axe Miller, Leo and Ben
Goldman and Perry Wildmsn, are pre-
pairing for trip 10 she Grand Canyon
Of the Colorado The trip will be made
overland and promises much sport for
the participants.
Tuesday evening while Dr.. Battn end
mis- son were out driving the horse be-
came fracsious aud kicked the boy
severely on both sbins, tearing the flash
so that some eighteen stitches we're re-
CURED 10 close the rents. Fortunately
no bones were broken.
NJ. Cordes came in yesterday after
noon from Bnmblebes and reports the
Black Canyon road washed Gus 50 badly
by she recent rains that il is almost la
paasRola He Iefe this morning On his
return trip with SIX horses hitohed to d
single wagon sud "a extra man to as
siat him over The road.
Lest summer one of our grand chill
dren was sick with ssvere bowel |
trouble. Our DOCTORS remedies had |
failed, then We tried Chamoerisin's |
Conc, Cholera aad Diarrhoea Remedy. |
which gave very speedy relief. We re
gard ID SO no bsag medicine ever put OF |
toe market for bowel Complaints.
Ms q G CORY, Fsedssioks5o w,
No This certainly is the best N di |
81 ever put on the msrk-s for dyesn
.erf, summer oomplept, coIc and
sAa'era infsntum in childr~n. I5n~ve
.4,,a to give prompt relief Whan used IL
time and the plainly print
ID directions are followed Many
na> hsrs have expressed sheir sincere
;ga.iauds for the cures il has effected.
Fer sale by druggists.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-07-30
oATARRH CURED.

OA1AhIeh " NEIL, neRlGn Snu
sweet breath secured by Shiloh's Ga
terrh Remedy. Price 80 cents. Nasal
injector free. For sale at Kssfer's Pher-
macy.
Constable Fellows OF Tempe, came in
shis moroing from Williams with Mr..
Il Young, VINO has been wanted here on
6 charged OF attempted rape on little
gigl, committed a couple OF years ego.
A hearing was had before Justice Nor
ris this afternoon and the prisoner dis
charged for want OF prosecution the
mother OF the girl refusing TO push the
case.
In the show window OF the Globe"
Mr.. Long has displayed the rev. COS
tunes just received FOE the Dramatic
Order of the Knights OF Khorassan,
which will be instituted in this city
within d short time. The Order of the
Khorassan is theshighest degree in the
Knightof Pythiae and some sixty mem
bsrs will start off with the new Lodge
when instituted The costumes are
of brightly colored velvet, silk and
satin and are Of exceeding richness.
As soon rs preliminar!es are arranged
and the DAY OF institution arrives b
public parade in foil custome will be
given. 10 is worth while to call ct the
Globe and see the customes.
The BEST cough cure is ShiIoh's Cure.
A neglected cough is dangerous. Stop
it at once with Shiloh's Cure For sale
at Keefer's Pharmacy.
Me- j. F.. Mahoney hereby offers his
apology to GARDENERS monkey for tue
hard things his (Mahoneys) friends
have said about the beast since it biz
his finger. Nj Mshonsy was simply
illustrating to crowd OF spectators the
power of hewspape-mans eye in over
coming q savage nature. He had ee
serted that ne could look q vicious
dog or monkey Gus of couuteDsnce and
enteriog bhe cage, proved it, pusting his
hand 10 the animals mouth. Lister he
was standing in the other end OF she
cage when some bad boys stirred up his
lordship the monkey with stick
ne became frightened and jump
ed around in one of his iea ps
catching the unfortunate lion
tanners finger in his mouth. To
illustrate that his power was still M
broken he entered the cage later ia the
day and put his other hand 10 the an
imels mouth wish no trouble whatever
Mrs. Rhodie Noah, OF this place. was
taken in the night with eramping pains
and the next day disrrhoee set in. She
took half bottle OF blackberry cordial
but got no relief. She then sent TO me
TO see if I had anything that would help
her. l sent hes bottle of Chamber
lain's Collie, Oholera and Disrrhoes Rs
medy and the first dose relieved her
Another Of our neighbors had been sick
for about week and had tried differ
emit remedies for diarEhoea but kept
getting worse. [ sent him this same
remedy. Oaly foug doses Of ii were re-
CURED so cure him. He says he owes
his recovery to this wonderful remedy
Mrs. Mary Sibley, Sidney, Mich. Fol
sale by druggists.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-07-30
Whatever evils

there are in our government
are mostly due to the indifler-
ence Of It's citizens.
All tea that goes into Great
Britain is carefully examined
at the custom-house. If it IS
colored, they conhscate and
bard Public sentiment in
Great b..iJain won't stand col
oreI tea.
Eut coIored tea Just Pours
into this country-there IS no
public sentiment against it.
You are Indifferent OF you
don't know.
SchzIl<5gs Best is pure tea,
money-back tea.
Nothing but coffee in SrhiYiug's Best
eoGee-sah4e is true of .SchIhfHs's Best
baking-p powder. soda, spices, seasoning,
favoring extracts. Pure and money
backed.
II Scdfzng g COMPANY San Francisco
1zo
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-07-30
CHEAP EXCURSIONS TO THE EAST.

For those desiring TO go east tbis
summer for the purpose of escaping Ike
warm weather which prevails IN snd
around the vicinity of Phoenix, the
s. r. P. & 2. railway are pleased 20 H.
form the public that they will, com
mencing june LIST, place on sale round
trip tickets to the following point at
the very low rate named:
Kansas City. So. Joseph, Atchi
son acd Leeven woFth..-..- 8 SO 90
81. Louis. ....-.-..-- ---.--..- 80 90
Chicago ---..--. .-....-- -luV w
Very low rates will also be made to
al other points in the east.
Tickets will be- limited to six months
from date Of sale.
For further information write or call
on e. W GILLETT,
Acting General Agent,
Pbocrfs 4 TT