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Arizona republican., 1896-05-10
BURNED AT SEA,

HONOLULU, May 9.-The British ship Centaur was burned on April 1T and deserted at sea when burned al most to the waters edge. The captain and crew of 20 men travelled 800 miles in nine days in two open boats. The Centaur sailed from San Francisco for Queensland laden with wheat and was valued at $70,000.
Arizona republican., 1896-05-10

festo cutting Prince Henry from the Orleans family and depriving ahim of the privileges of a prince of the blood. It has been an open secret for some time past that the Orleans family was displeased at the growing popularity in France of Prince Henry, the elder son of the Duke of Chartres, and a cousin of the Duke of Orleans, as pre- tender to the French throne.
Arizona republican., 1896-05-10
THE BERMUDA SAFE.

PHILADELPHIA, May 9.-Word was received today that the steamer Bermuda, over which there has been considerable anxiety because of a re port that she had been chased by q Spanish man of war, had reached TrujilIo and cleared for Puerto CorI5ez. Nothing is said aIs to the landing of any arms and ammunition in Cuba.
Arizona republican., 1896-05-10
MURDER THROUGH JEALOUSY.

TRENTON, N J., May 9.-Annie Anderson, aged 24, was shot by Joseph Graham, a carpenter, who immediately afterward shot himself Both died. The shooting took place in the house of c. T. Baumgarter, prominent rler- chant, in whose family the girl was employed as a domestic. Jealousy was undoubtedly the motive for the double tragedy.
Arizona republican., 1896-05-10
MORE MINING MUDDLE.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 9.-The su- preme court today reversed the dec;E- ion of superior judge Hubbard in the Hale & Norcross case. The effect of the deo.sisn is to prevent N. w. Fox from issuing an execution on judge ment heretofore awarded until the whole case is decided
Arizona republican., 1896-05-10
EXTRADITED THIEVES.

LONDON, May 9-The extradition of W. A. Turner and Wm. Dunlap, ar rested on charge of having stolen jewelry valued at $60, ,0O0 from I. Town send Burden, of New York, was grant ed today by Chief Magistrate Sir John Bridge.
Arizona republican., 1896-05-10
AGAINST RHODES.

LONDON, May 9.-It is understood that several directors of the British South Africa Chartered company will resign unless the resignation of Mir, Cecil Rhodes is accepted.
Arizona republican., 1896-05-10
ROYAL REVENGE.

PARIS, May 9.-Le lMat.n says the rupture of amicable relations between the Duke of Orleans and his cousin, Prince Henry of Orleans, is imminent and the duke will publish "a mani
Arizona republican., 1896-05-10
LICENSE NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

The city's tax collectors office will be open for business Monday, and those who have licenses to pay are re- quested to come in and settle, as it now is the beginning of the quarter.
Arizona republican., 1896-05-10
NATIONAL MEDICOS.

ATLANTA, May 9.-Hhe American Medical association today elected Dr. Nicholas Senn of Illinois president and adjourned ito meet next year in Phila- delphia
Arizona republican., 1896-05-10

Special novelties in mems negligee overshirts at the Alkire company's store. Remember that you can outfit for the summer at prices far below cost.
Arizona republican., 1896-05-10
THE SILVER MARKET

SAN FRANCISCO, May 9.-silver bars, 6S; Mexican dollars, 54@541h.
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alliances with their old associates, the Republicans. They are as un- stable as water, and are ready for any deal that promises to d4feat Democracy. Tom Watson is bent on being Vice President with Bryan, or he will wreck Bryan. The cause is nothing to him-personal aggran- dizement everything. In Texas the indications are that there will be a tripartite alliance of Republicans, Populists and gold standard Demo crats. Now, there is q fine lot of strange bed-fellows. It seems to be an alliance without regard to prin- ciple or party policy-the ruling and governing idea being to defeat the other side. The same combina- tion exists in North Carolina, Ala bama and other States In this State good many Populists are supporting Bryan, but most of them are still demanding that Sewall be retired from the ticket. If the Pop ulists at the St. Louis convention had been entirely sincere in their advocacy of Bryan, they would have taken the entire ticket. In the light of recent events, it seems clear that nothing was to be gained by at tempting an alliance with them. It mad been far better 10 leave them alone. Defeat is always better than temporary success gained by the sacrifice of party principles.-Af- konSaS Democrat.
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THATCHER ~ -vERNoH.
He VIII Head the Democratic Ticket
 Tn New York.

BUFFALO, Sept. i6.-The Democratic state convention will assemble here to- morrow at noon and from present indl- cations the state ticket will be as fol- lows: For governor, John Boyd That cher Of Albany; lieutenant governor, Charles P McCIellaud of West Chester ; judge of the court of appeals, Robert O.. Titus, Buffalo.
 The platform will be brief if the wish es of those at present here are carried out It will endorse in a few words the platform and ticket adopted at Chicago. will also proclaim that the people are downtrodden by the accumulation of wealth with q few, and will denonnce the Raines liquor tax law.
 No mention will be made of the ca- tional administration unless the friends of Cleveland can carry 8 resolution in the convention. There will be no fric- tion as it is not believed any of the friends of gold will be active partici- pants in the convention.
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THE MAINE ELECTION.
Republicans Make Tremen-
 dous Gains.
DEMOCRATS BADLY DEFEATED.

It Is Estimated That the Democratic
 Loss Is About 40 Per Cent, Half Be-
 ing Cast For the Republican Ticket
 and the Remainder Remaining Away
 From the Polls.
 PORTLAND, Sept l6. Returns from small towns and plantations i'll distant parts of tht state are as usual coming Ill slowly, and it is not probable all of them will not be heard from before today The vote from cities and towns which poll more than two-thirds of the entire vote of the state indicates. however, the Republican plurality will be between 40, 900 and 90 GOO, the largest in the his tory of the state. In every county the Republican ticket was successful and al most every town showed Republican gains. The Democratic vote is about 40 per cent less than in 1892 About 20 per cent of this has gone to the Republl- can ticket and the stay t-homes are re- sponsible for the other half. The vote of the Popnlists and Prohibitionists throughout the state shows loss from 1892 of about 26 per cent The vote from 300 out of 519 cities, towns and plantations is G6. 921 for Powers and 29,. 145 for Frank In the last election, i'll 1894, when Cleayes was elected by the unprecedented majority of 40,00o, these towns gave the Republican ticket 56,- 409 and Democrats 24. 230, Republican gain in plurality of 29l3 this year.
 Anything more than rough estimate of the plurality based on the figures of last year i'll missing towns is impossible In the First congressional district Reeds plurality is l0,566, Ding3ey's plurality in the Second district is about Il ,000, and Mflliken nearer l2,000 in the Third There are more missing towns in the Fourth district than i'll any other, but from the figures at hand it is estimated that Boutelle's plurality will be almost b. ,0o0. In representative districts heard from the election of but five Democrats in the house is shown, and in one of these there is doubt. All 31 senators are Republicans.
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Debs Going to Galveston.

TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Sept. le.-Eu. gene V. Debs left on yesterday for Galveston, Tex, where the Brotherhood of Locomotive Bremen is holding it's annual session. Debs goes to answer charges preferred against him during the period of his secretaryship of the order in 8 speech made at Mondays meeting by E. w. Arnold, present secretary of the brotherhood.
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The Summer Glove Question.

''The summer glove question, " says a woman, is one that yexes me. 1 am used to being gleyed and can quite bring myself to go about the city bare handed, yet there seems no altogether satisfactory covering. Silk and lisle gloves are crawly and ill fitting, and even the best of them wear very poorly. Some with patent tips are ill shaped, with their bungling finger ends and are no more comfortable than their fellows. I've paid as high as $2 for a pair of heavy woven silk gloves that were well made certainly and slipped on easily and without the binding and sticking of the great majority of these gloves, but, alas, after fortnight's wear the ends of my fingers came poking through as if they had been 75 cent affairs The really comfortable gloves are those of white dressed kid, and they are elegant in appearance as well. but they soil so quickly that to keep at all fit one needs three or four pairs. Some of them must be constantly at the cleaners. Chamois gloves are comfortable and are called washable. but every woman who knows when she is well gloved knows that the statement must be taken very literally. I've finally decided that the most eco nomieal and all round satisfactory glove for generalwear in hot weather is not too light shade of yellow tan of thin dressed kid and easy fit. "-New York Letter.
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Famous Case Settled.

ST. PAUL, Sept. l6.--Judge Sanborn has filed an opinion in the Hartman or famous "Section 20' case, suit inyolv. ing very valuable Minnesota mineral lands. The court sustained the Warren title, holding that the Indian scrip had been offered and the land entered with it prior to Hartman's application for it and that the question of priority settled the whole case The famous "Section 20'' has been fought over foi several years and contains some of the most valuable iron ore in the world.
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JOHN DAILY OVATED.

The Irishmah Receives Great Well
 come at Limerick.
 LIMERICK, Ireland. Sept. 16.-Upon the arrival here of John Daly, the Irish dynamiter. the mayor and the corpora tion of the town met him and an ovation was rendered to him by many thousands of people. In replying to an address, Daly again repudiated the dynamite pol icy and said he thought Irishmen were too noble, brave and generous to adyo- cate such principles.
 Daly also paid visit to his mother in this city.
 The houses of Limerick are illuminat- ed, and there was a torchlight proces- sion in Daly's honor
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HUNDRED BIG SALE.
Rockefeller Thought to Have Bought
 the Johnson Steel Plant.

Rockefeller Thought to Have Bought
 the Johnson Steel Plant.
 CLEVELAND, Sept 15.-A rumor is in circulation here to the effect that John D. Rockefeller, multimillionaire, pur- chased the great plant of the Johnson Steel company at Loarine. but it lacks confirmation. In fact, President A. J. Mexham of the Johnson company, when communicated with by telephone, de- nied the rumor Ex Congressman Tom L. Johnson IS ar present absent from the city An incident that would seem to give some eredenee to the rumor is the fact that Rockefeller has during the past two days been driving about the country in the vicinity of Lorraine, mak- ing careful examination of the lay of the land between Lorraine and Elyria The building by Rockefeller of an inn mense fleet of ore carrying vessels on the great lakes to carry ore from the mines in the Superior region has led many people to believe that Rockefeller intends building or acquiring the big steel plant to convert his ore into manu- featuring products
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A LARGE ORDER.

Eighteen Carloads of Canned Beef to
 Be Sent to Japan.
 KANSAS CIrY, Sept 16.-The local packinghouse of Armour 66 Go. has re. ceived an order direct from the Japan ese government for IS carloads of corned beef. The order is one of the largest ever received here, and will be ready for shipment in 10 days. This immense shipment of beef is believed to be for use in the Japanese navy, although a positive statement to that effect is not obtainable.
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A CREWS SAD PLIGHT.
Nearly All Afflicted With Form of
 the Scurvy.

the Scurvy.
 NEW YORK, Sept 16.-The Norwe- gian bark Themis. from Progresso for Liverpool, has put into this port with nearly her entire crew sick with 8 dis ease resembling scurvy or beriberi. The Themis has been 10 weeks on the Mexi. can coast, and the supply of water ob. tainable was of a very inferior charac. ter. For nearly four months the entire crew had but scant supply of fresh provisions.
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TREMENDOUS GAIN.
The Republican Plurality For Governor
 Is Close to 5O,O0O.

Is Close to 50,00O.
 AUGUSTA, Me, Sept 16-Maine has followed the example of Vermont and declared for the Republican ticket by the largest majority in her history. Ac. cording to the latest returns the plu- rality for Powers, Republican, for gov ernor, will be over 4s, 900 and probably in the neighborhood of 5O,oO0 Chair man Beane of the Democratic state com mittee, comedies over 40, 900 majority.
 Hon. T B. Reed IS reelected to the house by over 10000 plurality. The re- turns showing a majority of about 12, GOO for MT. Dingley for congressman from the Second district, over 12, 900 for Mir. Millikin in the Third district, and practically the same for Mr boutelle, i'll the Fourth district. In the state legis- islature the Democrats will apparently have less than half dozen representa- tives ill the house and none in senate.
 AS was anticipated, the Republicans polled a tremendous vote and secured many Democratic ballots. On the other hand many Democrats remained at home and only few voted for the nom- inee of the gold standard wing. The PopulisIs and Prohibitionist vote have been received from only few towns, but it is evident that neither party polled as large vote as two years ago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-09-16
Sentence oommuted.

FRANKFORT, Ky, Sept. 16.-Acting Governor Worthington last night com- muted to life imprisonment the death sentence of Al McLain, to be hung in Louisville Sept. g. Governor Bradley IS absent filling engagements in Mis- souri.
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MAINE has set the Republicans to rejoicing rejoicing simply because they have held their own-bat oh my, just wait until Georgia is heard from next month!
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NAMELY TO M'KlNLEY.
CongrAtulates Him Over the Victory
 In Maine.

In Maine.
 CANTON. O., Sept. 16.-Malor Mo- Kinley received the following telegram from Augusta, Me, this morning
 T offer you my hearty congratula. tions. This is your triumph The Re. publican party achieved this day the most sweeping and magnificent victory ever accorded any party in the history of Maine. We have carried every coun. ty in the state; elected every state sen. ator and at least 40 out of the 155 mem bers of the house of representatives secured every county official given each membe7 of your magnificent delegation ill the national house of representatives the largest majority ever recorded {; elected our Handfdate for governor by the greatest majority ever given can didate for that high office; indorsed the St. Louis platform and declared for Mckinley and Hobart by 50, 1000 Re- publican vote exceeds by several thou sand the largest Republican vote heretofore given, and the vote for the Democratic candidate for governor is the smallest ever cast with one excep- tion, the vote Of 1891. which was only 5000 less. We have kept pace with Vermont and proven to the country that the Democratic platform adopted in Chicago will not prevail when met by argument and reason. We have been aided in this great contest by many Democrats who placed country above party, and who believe that you cannot divide the people into parties upon the question of simple morals and common honesty. ] hey share our victory with us. What more could Maine have done for tine cause of good government, hon. est money and protection?
 "J. H. MANLEy.n
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THE Hot Springs Neaes has re duced its size from five column quarto to five column folio. About two columns are enough to give all the daily news in an average Arkan-- sas town these days.
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CoRBFrr and Fitzsimmons have at last signed articles of agreement for finish fight. We hope they will make a good job of it.
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ToM WATSON, the great unnoti- fled, has at last been officially noti, fled of his nomination for Vice Pres ident by the Populists. No doubt this was very gratifying news to Thomas.
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No good comes of "monkeyinga with the Populists. It is true they are supporting Bryan in many of the Western States, but in the South, as 3 rule, they are making
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-09-16

CANDIDATE BRYAN was on yester- day evening the guest of Senator Joe Blackburn at the latter's home at Brinkhill, near Versailles, Ky.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-09-16

A poll of Illinois by the Demo cratic State Committee shows . majority of 65, 900 in that State for the Democratic State and National tickets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-09-16
.M,s. ESas1e.aU=M4a

Dr. Pierce's celebrated book. "The Common Sense Medical Adviser" will be sent free to any address on receipt of 2I one-cent stamps to cover cost of mailing oHl, The book contains 1908 pages. profusely illustrated and is ef ines nmable value to every woman A yeritable med tcal library iu volume. Address Worlds Dispensary Medical Association. Buffalo. N Y.
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-aa we'll expect figs from thistles Most sf the weakness Of women is utterly inex. eusable. Proper care and proper medicine will cure almost any disorder of the femi- nine organism. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre- scription has been tested In thirty years of practice. It is healing, soothing, strength sning It is perfectly natural In its opera ton and effect. By Its use, thousands of weak women have been made strong and healthy-have been made the mothers of strong and healthy children. Taken dur ing gestation 1t makes childbirth easy and almost painless and insures tue well being of both mother and child
 The following letter Is only one of thou. sands Of similar ones
 Mrs. FLORENCE WRITE, of pIctoy, IF Ra., writes commenced using the Favorite Pre- kcription when half through my period of pregnancy. l used four bottles and felt like another woman. My time of labor was easy and rapid. have dear, strong, healthy little boy baby !"
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A village improvement society at Woodstock, Vt, encourages the keeping of neatly trimmed lawns by renting lawn mowers to residents. It is wom- an idea.
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Figs that have grown dry may be freshened by putting them upon plate and keeping them in steamer until moist and plump.
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Entered at the Post-office at Pine Bluff, Ark. AS secOnd-class mall matter.
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Healthy happy

Health ?, happy children make bet ter men and women of us all. A man IS hardly himself until he has the develop ment that responsi- bility brings. After the child comes, the father and mother both plan and prom ise what shall be done with it. A lit. tie care and a little pla a inning be fore birth is often more important than any thing that can be done after.
 On the mothers health and strength depend the life aud the future of the children. A weak and sickly woman cannot bear strong and healthy children
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Constipation

Causes fully half the sickness in the world. It retains the digested food too long in the bowels
 and produces biliousness, torpid liver. indi-
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THE election in Maine resulted in the usual Republican majority.

CHAIRMAN JONES expresses him. self as confident of Bryans election
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Hoods gestion, bad taste, coated MM a mm tongue, sick headache, in- g M @ somnia, etc. Hoods Pills HMH cure constipation and all it's
 results easily and thoroughly 25c. All druggists. Prepared by c. l. Hood & Co.,, Lowell Mass. The only Pills to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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SUBSCRIPTION DUE IN ADVANCE
 WITHOUT EXCEPTION.
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-11-17
The Bet Paid.

A few days before the general election,
Henry Essinger, of the Wholesale liquor
firm of Essinger g. Judell, of Las Vegas,
and L. L. Lyons, representing the Colora-
do packing company, Of Denver. made a
bet of $40 on the general result, Elsinger
choosing Mckinley, and as q side issue the
loser agreed to be battered up and led to a
stall, In plain view Of the public, like .
horse, and fed on hay. The two well
known commercial tourists met here yes
terday, and like an honorable gen tie
man, Mr.. Lyons admitted that he was
on the wrong side of tia fence, and re-
qrested Mr.. Essinger to follow out the
letter Of the bet. At 1890 yesterday
morning, Mr.. Essinger secured from Ohm
sted & Dixon a halter and a whip; the
halter was placed over the head of Mr..
Lyons and at the crack Of the whip, the
crest-fallen loser was marched to a box
containing hay, and which was placed di.
re city in front Of Sturges' European, neal
the big red telephone pole. He ate hay
for about five minutes, to the amusement
of about 10000 people (more or less), and
then at the crack of the whip and the com.
mand of DR.. Essinger, he was driven to his
room at the European. Mr.. Lyons is q fat,
chunky tourist, always with a jolly smile
playing over bis face, and he took his de-
feat and subsequent fun like a hero. Both
gentlemen left the city last night.-Citizen.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-11-17
Assignee,s Notice.

To all creditors and other persons hold
ing or having claims or demands against
the R. g.. Mcdonald company, i~nsolvent
debtor.
You are hereby notified. tha the under
signed, assignee of said fnso vent C lncern,
on the l4th day of December, A, d. 1898, and
for two consecutive days thereafter, and
between the hours of 9 O'Clock a. M. and
5 O'Clock ., M, OF each of aid days, will
be ready to re Give and adjust all claims
and demands against the said the X. G.
Mcdonald company, insolven 1t debtor, at
the once n place of business of the said
the r. G. Mcdonald company, in the Fur
long building, on the north side of Bridge
street, and west of the bridge over the Gal
sIinas river. in the town OF Las Vegas,
county OF San Miguel, and Territory of New
Mexico, at which said time and place all
creditors and other persons holding or
claiming demands against the said inso'v-
emit debtor, the R. G Mcdonald company
are requested n required to present and
nle their said claims for adjustments and
allowance.
T. j. HAYWOOD,
Assignee of the r. G. Mcdonald company.
Las Vegas, N. NJ. Nov. End. 1895. lift.