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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-05-21
s1.Oo-CEDAR LAKE-s1.Oo.

MOnon Excursion, Sunday, May "a.
Special train leaves a.. Returning
leaves Cedar Lake $50 p. m. Good fishing
and boating. Tickets on sale Union Station,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES depot and West
Washington street.
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Delay Is Dangerous

Few persons live to middle age wNho out
adage In nothing has 1t been proved more
disastrousy than in the disposition OF es-
tates. A man or woman shrinks from max
ing will-puts 1t off and death comes. Then
the law steps I'm and makes division which
may be entirely different from what the
owner of the property desired. Persons VINO
haps a solemn duty has been neglected. All
sorts of contingencies may occur. distress
and privation may come to those who were
fully provided for in the mind CT the oead
man.
IT is unwise for any one to put OF this inn
portant duty. Make your Will now and ar
range your affairs as you wish. and when
YOU name your executor let 1t be
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2{r. CockerilI'E Body Passes Through.
A special car attached to the Southwestern
Knitted on the Big Four passed through
fhe city yesterday bearing the body Of John
a. cockeriIl. correspondent of the New
York Herald. who died In Cairo Egypt. two
weeks aEo- The body was accompanied by
zLrs. cockeEiIt. r. w. crisweil. OF the New
Iofk Commercial Advertiser and wife. and
Mss H. Atcheson. besides representatives OF
the G. A. r.. Masonic order. and the Order
cf E2ks The Eiks In this city sent flowers
30 Mrs. Cockeriil. James Gordon Bennett, OF
che New York Herald. win pay the entire ex-
<<nee OF the funeral. which VIII amount
~ about <lo00.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-05-21
Hardwood Mantels. Crates. Jno. n. Lily.

For an appetizer Cooks Imperial Extr
Dry Champagne leads ALL For forty year
it has taken the lead for its purity.
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Insure Your Property
With the McGilliard Agency Company.
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Kimban Pianos carlln Lennon. 8, E. Market st
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-18
A HEAVY FINE.
Twenty Five Thousand Pounds O
Fifteen Years.

| Fifteen Years.
PRETORIA, June s11.-At a special
meeting of the Executive Council todsJ
it was decided to release John Hayea
Ham mond, Col. Rhodes, George FarraI
au6 j. F. Leonard, leaders Of thd
johannesburg reform commission, upon|
the payment of fine of e25,000 each, Cd
in default, 10 years. banishment.
LONDON. June PA despatch from
Pretoria says that as soon as decision
of the executive council to release John
Hayes Hammond, George Farar, Col.
Rhodes and K. W. Leonard, of Johan-
nesburg, the reform committee leaders.
on payment of fines amounting to $685.
600 was announced, Barney Barnsto
went to the Jail with check for $780,
900 to pay the fnes OF Hammond and
Rhodes. He found however that the
matter had already been arranged.
Hammond, FarraP and Phillips have
signed an egreemens to abstain here
after from interfering IN politics In the
South African repu bile, consequently
the sentence OF banishment imposed
upon them has been suspended.
LONDON, June II The Marquis OF
Salisbury in the House of Lords today
replying to Lord Rosbetry, said that for
q long time he had bsen of the opinion
that sooner or later it would be neoes-
sary take steps to reclaim for Egypt the
territory lost in 1882 and 1884. Many
reasons coanseled delay, but the
government was suddenly confronted
by the fact that X ass8la was threatened, F.
There was every probability that it's
all would be followed by frightfuI
catastrophe. The expedition up the
Nile, be continued, was ordered because
he government felt the interests of
Egypt were at stake
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-18
WEEKLY DROP BULLETIN.
Week Ending June Sth. 1896.
puorNTx A riZ. June s.

PHOENIX, ArIz., June 3.
Review-The week has been above
she normal temperature and shere has
| not osen drop of rain in the entire
| Territory. Hot winds have been the
rule ia the Territory, and without rain,
t be ssult hes been to parch whatever
G rou,sh on the dry ranges. One frost
as reported on the 4th from HolbFook.
VTrIeat and barley, hes been cut with
cod returns, and grain hay is baled
The second growth of alfalfa has been
6 generally cut and the quality is good.
Fruits are maturing fast and peaches,
lume, epricots, together with melons,
omatoes and esrly grapes, are TO be
t Ieen in the southern tier OF counties.
Oranges in the foothills are in excel
lent condition and are about the size OF
hens eggs; very few are dropping and
the yield will, uolees something extra
ordinary happens, be very satisfactory,
and will illustrate the fact that she
culture of citrus fruits. ia Bhe foothills |
is an established commercial venture.
The few reports as TO she condition of |
extended report would be of interest;
would be pleased to publish reports OF
the condition of Katie corn end can
sgre.
The condition of stock, especially in
the more northern ranges, is very I'M
and the extended drouth
has placed that industry in jeopardy.
1t is very fortunate shat so much
stock was shipped before more serious
resulted, but as it is the
,sttie are suffering and many dying for
want of feed and water. Only two
counties in the Territory show fairly
condition OF stock; in all {
others there IS great complaint. Creeks. i
ivers and water holes have run dry and
many cattle are too weak to be driven +
nto the mountain regions where there
5 still feed. A good rain would now
10 boon indeed, and new grass would
'e in evidence in I'D incredibly short :
inc.
A RTHUR L WHITE, !,
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-18

The suggestion of morning contem-
porsry that the "eighs o'clock belp' be
discontinued in the evening is csntainly
nooDsiderate to say the least. IL it
has been knocked out by ordinance,
thas ordinance should ct once be re-
enacted. The purpose of that bell has
been 30 warn children who are on tie
streets down town with and without the
leave of parents to get within range OF
paternsl care, end it saves a great nui-
ssnce on the streets of congregated
crowds of unruly boys gathering the
filth of debeucbery, foul language, and
crime into their characters with eccel-
Grated speed. The nuisance such
crowd is OF the street 10 sufficient cauee
for curfew to say nothing of the reduc-
tion of the school of crime that the
night street is to q minimum in it's
effects upon the community. Keep up
every safeguard that will protect and
raise up our boys into honors BILE and
honored men and good citizens.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-18

DR.. MILLER, OF PRESCOTT, has recently
through the efforts OF Hon. n. o. Mar
ply, received permission from the In
tsrior Department 80 make antiquarian
explorations in the Navajo reservation.
Dr. Miller mas already accumulated
perhaps the most interesting and ex-
tensivs collection OF prehistoric and
other relics in Arizona. He is most
enthusiastic as we'll IS q scholarly ex-
plorer and his rev privilege will doubt
less result in great and Important addi-
tione to his already important colIeo-
ton il the Territory and SO valuable
that it should tie stored in some place
Of greater safety than his residence in
PRESCOTT. Indeed the Territory should
own that COLLECTION and place it either
in the Normal School building or
University.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-18

THE report of Chairman Diugley, of
the House Ways and Means committee,
against the Senate bill prohibiting the
issue of bonds withous special authority
of Congress, which was eigned by all Of
| the Repuh lioan members OF the COM
mistse and By two Democrats-Turner
of Georgia, and Cobb, OF Missouri, ; is
considered to be an able and compile
hensive document. The following ex-
tract from the report shows the com
| mittee to be in line with the Repu blicsu
policy of preserving the credit of the
country at all hazzards- "One excuse
which has been given for the passage of
the Senate bill is that the Secretary of
the Treasury has sold bonds to synd:-,
Gates instead of off sring them first as
popular loans. While We sympathise
with this criticism, yet this affords sub
stsntial ground for amending the Act
of 1875 so as to require bonds issued
under it to be fist rfsred to the Amer
lean people, and not ground for the alb
solute repeal of ell authority to borrow
in an exigency. Another excuse Is that |
the Secretary of the Treasure has indi- |
recbly issued and sold bonds to meet the |
deficiency of revenues, by using the re-
deemed U. S. Legal Tender notes for
current expenses, end thus placing
them in 3 position for second redemp-
bion. This affords ground for such le-
gisla ton as will make it practically i'm
posi- Die to continue this practice, but
not satisfactory ground for taking from
he Secretary ell power TO borrow for
he purpose of maintaining the redemp-
ion fnnd." The report reps she ad-
hard for refusing to oil
'islly recognize the deficit in the rev.
nuea, and the Sc nate for its refusal to
,ass the emergency tariff bill and other
elief measures passed by the House
arly in the session.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-18
THE GREAT FALLS.
A Phoenfcian Visits Niagara Falls
and is Surprised.

BUFFALO, June 3, 1886.
EDITOR HERALD:- An old proverl
says, when you are in Rome, you mus
do as the Romans do" To epply th.
, same principle locally, will say, "Wher
you are in Buffalo, you must GO and ses
the falls" Not to do so would be G
source of everlasting regret.
So yesterday morning .found fellow
ledger snd myself on board q Buffalo
end Niagara Troliy car bound TO the
greatest of all known water falls.
On arriving at the town of Niagara
before We had time to shghb from the
car, we were assaulted by hack drivers
calling out, give Genus to ses the falls"
fright this way. carriage for the falls,
| only five CENTS" etc., etc.
In we jump and away we go, with the
remark we were told to look out for
| shese fellows; that they were daylight
robbers" but this don's look like it.
This is cheap enough for anybody.
However our remarks were soon cut
short, as We crossed the bridge to Goat
Island, looked down into kissing foam
ing rapids below, We drive around the
south end of the island and stop at
the Horse Shoe falls, there are steps
leading down the edge OF the bluff and
you look straight down one hundred and
sixty-eight feet Into the seeshing waters
below, but the falls are 50 immense, are
so in proportion with their surrounds |
lngs, thas she great height Of the fs i |
is not apparent. 1t was with feelings |
OF solemn sorrow, shat stood and look |
ed at the vast amount OF water going |
30 waste, when I thought OF how many |
ceres of good Arizona soil it would irri
gate, il We only had it out there. Ali
if. what great little word that ''if" is.
[ will not attempt to describe the
falls, many have done so, L will say how
ever that no description can do full jus
tice, to appreciate them you must see
them.
To make my story short, after going
down to Luna Island and looking down
over the American Falls, seeing the cave
Of the winds, and watching the plucky
little maid O'the Mist as she steamed
up right under the falls, we returned to
he town for dinner.
Well that WAS she cheapest ride we
'Ver took for five oentsl Talk about
'our cheap-"One dollar, please" quiet
y remarked the driver. What! "One {
lollar apiece, please" Why, you told c
Is only five csnts to see che falls. eyes,
'ut we are allowed $500 an hour by
sw." And you only said five cents TO
AXE US in? Well, here's your money =
md We walked away poorer but wiser, ?
smsrking that daylight robbers" t
-ss thu right word after all. t
My advice is, to all who want TO get IL
God view OF the falls, walk. tt
ALFALFA 81
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-18

NOTWITHSTANDING the much talk of
gold monometalism, when it comes to q
vote the unheard millions of the nation
will speak and the great financial cen
ters, the gold kings, snd gold influences
generally will be surprised. Deep down
in the heart of the common people of
the nation there is an immovable dis
trust OF the element that IS being rep
resented by Wall Street. New York, and
Lombard Street, London, and they will
never. by their SURFACES, plsy into the
hands OF that element even though
there may be good and convincing
points 10 favor of gold recommendation.
What the nation wants is money sys-
tenn SO complete, SO large, that Wall
Street. cannot control it.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-18
AduIteration of Tea.

Appropos of the present. agitation
started oy the Japanese against their
own cheap tea, we find the following
Statements made by James L. Dawes,
ez-tea-inepector for the port of New
York:
Making tea green does not improve
the flavor. 1t is rather the other wey
OF course Prussan Blue and such adul-
terstions are absolutely poisonous.
There IS not enough in the tea to kill,
perhaps; but have no doubt they cause
disease. >"
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-18

SUMNER theatricels will hereafter be a
unique feature OF summer life iu Phoe-
nix. The attempts now being ma de in
that line by good stock company are
proving successful.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-18

ANOTHER report OF Mr.. Whitelaw
Reid's visit to Canton, Ohio, gives some
what more Of his ideas on the political
situation and also repeats his opinion of
Arizona climate:
"My visit to Gov. Mckinley" he said
before taking his train to Buffalo on
ais way to New York, ''is devoid Of any
special political Significance. I am not
myself en sspirant to further bonors IN
politics, and my desire was simply to
pay my respects to She leader OF the Re-
publican party. Gov. Mckinley is en-
ideal candidate. He represents the
greet principles on which Rspu blican-
ism is based.
1.-THE ideal candidate for the Vice
Presidency is Thomas B. Reed. do
not regard 1t as question whether he
will bs nominated or not; bus whether
a man who has had SO many of the good
things his party has TO bsstow can af-
ford to refuse when demand is made
upon hin for support. ] believe ehe
st. Louis conver tion viii make power
ful and unmistaksbie declaration for
honest money, and, Stree my coayersa-
sion witt Msj McKinley, my couVic
tiers arc stronger than ever in this re-
spect II will make many votes for as
among s1ond money Democrats, for il
seen q certainty that the Chicago con-
Veation will declare for free coinegs."
AR. Reid IS much improved in health
and looks aud says he feels much better
than in ten years. He regards the
climate OF AEzoos as better in every
respect for throat or lung difficulties
shar shat Of Egypt"
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-18

SENATOR BRICE, it is SAID. grows vio-
lsut at the mere mention of Mr. Cleve-
~lsnd's name to him. He thinks of Mr.
@. what the late VIM. Fl. Vanderbilt
once said of one of his sous-in-law. The
Asrouble ali came about through the fight
between the silver end anti-silveF Dem
ocrats in Ohio. Although Senator
Brice has had no love for Mr.. Cleveland
since the tariff fight which resulted in
the substitution of the German tariff
bill for the original Wilson bill. he some
time ago called on him ard told him
that be would help to prevens the silver
$men getting the Ohio delegation TO the
Chicago convention. According to his
friends, Mr.. Cleveland gladly welcomed
his offered assistance. Tt was not long,
however, bsfore Senator Bfice found
out that she Sound money" Democrats
in Ohio were expected to become
mere Cleveland machine, to vote for
him or for euy man be might name, 10
chse they got TO Chicago He also
found out thes instead of bis being
credited for what he IVES trying to do,
she Cleveland neu were etsadiiy trying
TO break down mis- influence in the party. |
He threw UP in disgust, snd now says
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-18
PUNISHED FOR INCAPAoIrY.
A Healthy Army Provision in the
Italian Army.

MAssowA, June 1.-THE Advocate
General in al address foe the prosscu-
ton today at the trial by court martial
OF General Barasieri, the Italian com
mandsr, defeased by the Abyssinisns at
Adowa, Marca 1st, wish the loss of
about twelve Thousand five hundred
men killed mad wounded, demanded
that tbs General bs sentenced to ten
years in 8 fortress with attendant penal
tiaa
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-18

ONE of the mo at valuable agricultural
issued, from any source, comes to hand
from the Agricultural College OF the
University OF California, consisting Of
nearly 500 pages of careful prepared
analytical examination into multitude
Of subjects, among others "Alkali Soils"
FERTILIZERS" "Figs," Oranges" LIE
MONS "Prunes. "Olives." "Logan Ber-
~" "SuGaE Bsets," "Canaigre," "Pre-
psration of Fruits for Exhibition"
Entomology and Plant Disease" all of
surprising accuracy and interest and
all most valuable to the practical intel |
ligent farmer and fruit grower.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-18
sUBLIMDnY HANGED.
a Triple Murderer FuIfUs the
Laws Demands

Folsom, Cal, June 12.-John Craig,
three simes murderer, was hanged as
Folsom prison st HOOP a. a. today.
There could not have bsen a more per
feet execution. The condemned man
was completely resigned to his fate and
walked TO the gellows es cooliy as
though going TO 3 wedding Craig
shot into eternity without so mcch as a
short breath or twisch of a nusc.e and
except his SLOW decreasing pulse beat
there was nothing TO indicats that be
was nos killed instantly At 1913 IL
minutes after tho rope sprung the ply
sicIan announced him dead. Craig
murdered his wife. his fasber-in-law
and mother-in law at Les Angeles two
years sgo.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-18

IT would place soma OF our Demo-
cratic friends who are yelling for "free
silver" in rat her q peculiar situation
should Cleveland DE nominated, and he
is very likely 30 come Up before the
Chicago convention.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-18

TIE silver sentiment of the country
is simply a distrust OF the men who
manipulate the gold interests OF the
nation, sort of anti Cleveland senti-
ment; and IN this sense the term "snti-
Cleveland" is not used in political way.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-18

IT is said that Mr.. Cleveland is about
to promulgate q sensational procla ma
ton on Cuba. This is Mr.. Clevelend's
last and only trump card and enc that
will scarcely nominate him for third
tarrn
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-18
SHOULD BE ADVERTISED.
The Territories Ought to Make Their
Resorces Known.

The Territories Ought to Make Their
Resorces known.
The time has come for the west
to again cell the attention OF the over
crowded east to the advantages it offers
to home seekers with some means and
money to invest The territories of New
Mexico and Arizona especially should
seize the opportunity TO greatly increase
their population with the most desir-
able class OF American immigrants. We
urge especially on the territories the
Importance OF giving this immediate
atten tIon, because they are more favor
ably situated and circumstanced than
any other section in the Union to profit
be the next migration of the people
from the east of the Mississippi, toward
the setting sun.
TIE miscon ceptioDs of the east are
more numerous about New Mexico and
Arizona than concerning any part of the
vest OF today. Even intelligent people
believe the whole country al uninhabis-
able desert, snd 1t will take lots OF ad-
vertising TO persuade them that the
country is really what it is.
Capital is what New Mexico and Ari
IONA want. Do not invite labor until
you have something for labor 10 do, but
interest capital, and labor will come
quick enough when the work begins.
The development OF the southwest is |
now the task before the country, and if |
the localities principally interested do |
their duty, CREST hide of the best class |
of immigration from the eastern states |
will turn towards Nav Mexico and |
Arizona next year,. 4. Cypress.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-18

"WE favor reasonable use OF silver
as currency but such use should be TO
to the extent cnly and under such well
defined regulations that it's parity with
gold can be main tsined.' The above
will undoubtedly be the financial senti-
ment OF tbs Republican platform.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-18

THERE is a growing inquiry for fine
residence property in this city probably
under the MISREPRESENTATION th st prop
erty is cheaper here in summer than in
other seasons OF the yeaF. It is mis-
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-18

Mr.. CLEVELAND win be obliged so do
some tall rushing if he get away with
the Chicago convention either for him
self or his choice
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-18
IN THE HOUSE.
Nearly All the Members Have Il.
for Home.

WASHINGTON, June 11.-Scores
members left the city last night az
the appropriation bills were disposed
and there was not more than fifty me
bers on the floor of the House when
met at IL O'clock today for the flo
session of the first session of the fit
fourth congress.
WASHINGTON, June 11.-At D. m. d
House adjourned.
Vice President Stevenson declare
the Senate adjourned at 4 p. m.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-18

The Scientific american of June 6
discusses the compressed air motor
devised by Mr.. Joseph II. Hoadley,
brother TO Mr.. George W. Hosdley, of
this city. The motor is to be thoroughly
tested in a practical way by the
Metropolitan Traction Company, of
New York City. which is having
six cars of the street railroads of
New Tork dsred win this motor, which
the experts of the company ssy shows
Remarkable efficiency
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-18

Messrs Q. A. Sow & Co., of Wash
ington, D. O., solicitors OF patents aud
lawyers whose advertise ment is in an
other column, will send free 70 invent
ors or others Interested in patents full
INFORM tion about the cost OF Unit
ed States md foreign patents and
the sSsps nacsssary TO procurA II am
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-18

THE cruelties in Cuba will soon
arouse public feeling in the United
States that will be silenced only by
Cuban independer &c.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-18

IT looks very much as though Big
Tom Reed would be the nominee for
Vice President st ST. Louis, whoever
may be nominated for President.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-18

The Capitol Site Commission appears
to be exhausted carrying the burden of
it's salary about.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-18

A FINE high fier OF sand storm pre-
vailed this morninR snd there is
prospect of . cooler atmosphere in CON
aaonance