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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03
IN THE SENATE.
Morgan Scores Speaker Reed
and the House.
is CALLED TO ORDER.
The Senate Takes an Adjournment
Until Tuesday
Morning.

WASHINGTON. May 29.-The Senate re-
eumed work at noon today. Mile, OF
| Texas. sac 1red consideration for pint
resolu tion authorizing the Secretary OF
Wsr 10 use ratiops for tbs relief Of
destitute persons in the districts over
flowed by the Rio Grande near a3d at
E Paso, Texas, and appropriating slO.-
600 for that purpose. Mills read tele-
gram from the Mayor and city officers
at Ell Psso saying 500 houses had been
destroyed, 1000 people we're destitute
and the condition beyond the power of
local relief. The ioint resolution
passed.
The tariff bill was then taken up.
Jones' motion to reduce the rste on
rough plate glass from eight tc five
csnts was defeated, yeas 9 nays Do
WASHINGTON, May %. 9.-Qday made
motion in the Sanste this afternoon to
adjourn over to Monday in honor of
Decoration Day. Il was discussed at
some length, some Republicans saying
they thought the tariff bill should be
pressed, The Democrats supported the
motion. Morgan said he regretted shat
the Republican House of Representa-
tives was compelled TO meet Monday by
the sutooratio rule OF that body which
worked like a doorkeepsF undsr direo
ton of she Speaker, who pulled the
string and opened and shut the doors.
Frye osllsd Morgan to ordsr for speak
80
branch OF the Government. The Ala
bsms Senator mentioned the various
public measures passed by the Senate
and not acted on in the House
Morgan criticised the House for not
considering the Cuban resolu biou and
Morgan said the House of R4presen ts-
tives was compelled to follow the do
tates of one man, and Congress was dis
honoFing itself. Morgan was oslled to
order by Hale, aud the chair directed
the Alabama Senator TO tske his seat
until tine rule was read. Gsllipger in
the chair sustained the point of order.
Morgan appealed from the decision
Halls Withdraw the point, but Morgan
was cut off by Q lay asking toc vote
on the sdjournmens resolution, which
was carried, "a TO IT.
WASHINGTON, May % 9-rhe Senate
Oom mmIttee oo Territories postponed in
quiry into the charges against Il. 81.
McCord nominated Governor OF Ariz lus
until nexs Thursday 20 allow Attorney
General Wilson, of Arizona, who is pros
ecutinR to put the charges IN shape for
DresentRtiOp.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03

SECRETARY WILSON OF the Agricul-
tuFal portfolio, is a hustler and is de-
| termined on mekipg foreign market
for our bntter. He has recently made
the fret xperimentel shipment of but
ter to England. The shipment consists
Of three quarters of q ton OF selected
butter shipped under the direction OF
sn agent of the Agricultural Depart
ment. The agents of she Government
must note the transportation facilities
necessary. They will also determine
as nesT!y as possible why the American
butter fails to come up to the require
ments of she English market; what is
the best manner OF packing butter for
sale there; and will gather all other in
formation necessary TO enable our
dairymen TO produce a butter suitable
for export to England. The govern
uoH1 VIII tneI mdho q 56COnu 51Ipmenbs
endeevoring to satisfy the English.
This shipment will be noted by experts
end the dairymen will be egain advised
Of the results. This will be kept up
until American farmers know exactly
what EoGlsnd wants in the butter
business and just how they can furnish
is. Great Britain imports S65OO0,O 600
worth OF butter each year and the
q nited States furnishes less than one
per cant Of it. Mr.. Wilson is satisfied |
that US csu securs large portion OF
sbis butter trade if the matter is pushed
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03

THERE are stormy times ahead for the
tariff bill The democratic IN the
Senate held a caucus last week, end
outlined their policy Of opposition
They propose to fight any att mpt to
Increase internal revenue and with this
end In view will seek TO strike out the
increased tax on beer aud tobacco
They will not oppose the excessive in
cresses in the rstee on many of the
items but will put themselves on record
as being against such methods OF rails
ing revenue. Senator Gorm8n proposes
to submit a substitute for the whole
bill. 1t was his opinion that a salts
factory bill could be framed drawn or
the lines OF the Wilson bill. II such q
measure could be passsd he felt that
they would win great victory The
repu blicsns in the House have deter
mined to fight the tex on tea and on
coffee II it should bs imposed. Mr..
Dingley is opposed to raising revenue
by taxing these articles and he will head
the opposition.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03

SOME idea of now civil service extern
sions are regarded by prominent offi-
ciale, who know by experIeDce ce Just how
they Bre working, may be had from the
following vigorous language used by
Assistant Secretary Ryen, of the Inter
ior Department: 'fThe civil service law
has been perverted snd dragged into
mirs 20 serve partisan erds; but evan
that is not the worst of it. A new ad-
ninistrstion hss come into power,
pledged 30 carry out politics which in
many impo: tGnt respects bre directly
contrary to those of tde last admins
sration, and it fnds iieel; confronted on
the very threshold ~ Rn army OF eff
cisl incumben hostile. or st the very
lesst. Indifferent to it's aims and pur-
poees-an army iutreuched behind
newly devised rulee and regulations
which were never contemplate or
dreamed of by the trainers cad support
ers Of tho civil service law, whose de-
sign was to elevate end improve the
efficiency of the clerical service in the
executive departments OF the Govern
mens" Mr.. Ryan vas a MEMBER Of
the House when the civil ssrvice bill
Has pneeed and be voted for II, aod still
believes in it, but rs tbinks the partisan
oarnacles put upon it ~ Mr. Clevelend
will have to be scFcped eff or tbe coun-
try will bscame disgusted with The en-
5ire law. More evidence Of ths partisan
Forking os the rules under the last ad-
ninietresion has been eubmitted to the
Sanete Investigating Com mDitsea. eud
lumber OF buresu chiefs, Including
Commissioner Of Patents Bnstsrworth,
nave aided their recommendation that
The present rules be modified
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03

SPANISH reports of the killed ant
wounded insurgents in Cuba in she iTe
| sighteen months give the folio ging fig
uree; Insurgents killed in battle, 95,
O13; insurgents wounded in battle
98, ITO; insurRent officers killed, 2O9; in
snrgent officers wounded, 594. Nov
the fact is, On unimp peachebl authority
durii those eighteen months the in
suTgents mustered never over 10000 men
ell told. This is the sort of warfare
the Spsniards are waRing IN Cuba, q
warfare of falsehood, of barhsrio murder
of the Sixteenth century; warfare of
cowardice and robbery even TO the rob
through jobbery and stealing. These
are facts which the records amply sus-
tain, notwiths tanding cowardly censor
ship that would suppress any fact
that would expose the Spanish buccs-
neers carrying on the II urder OF helpless
women and children, ''paci6cos'' that
cannot help themselves. 1t has long
been time that the governments OF the
United States take hand in this mat
ter and teach Spain that the day of
oarbarism and murder by stsIvetion
and otherwise is passed.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03
Plain Talk to the Dear People


Gimme iFadden eai6: There are
other pebbles on the beach," and we say
Mr. Csrter is not the only man who
can make pills.
nos a eubstituts for Csrter's, brt is
much better
And Mr.. Hood amt the only man
who makes Sarsapsriils; there are
others. We make 4rsepsrills which
we guarantee to be 5sEice the strength
of Hood'e, or euyi other patent We
put the money in The medicine, not in
the advertise ments in newspapers; it
adveftises itself When you want the
best, take Keefer's.
We do not advise people to buy pat
ent medicine, for We shink when you
are sick the bssE thing you can do is to
call on your physician. Let him pre-
scribe fer you. an / then If you want to
get what he bBe ordered. bring your
prescriptions to ue. We do NOS sui ubsti-
tute for the sake CO few cents extFe
profit. Our prices are right.
We want your trade and mean to have
it by giving you the hest values for the
least money.
II you will buy ala your druge from
US you will have money to burn
Remember. we 90 not substitute.
KEEFER's PHARMACY
Opera House block.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03
HousehoId Necessity

Oascarets Candy Csthsrtic, the Riost
wonderful medical discovery of the age,
pleasant and refreshing to the taste, act
gently snd positively on kidneys, liver
and bowels, cleansing the entire system,
dispel colds, cure headache, fever, hsbi-
tuaI constipation and biliousness.
Please buy and try box of c. c. C. to-
day; 10, %, so cents Sold and gursn
teed TO cure by all druggists.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03

THE Santa Fs road has made the fare
S25 from Chicf go to San Francisco &c
everybody during Christian Endesvor
week, and this is good going east as well
as west, and for intermediate points.
For what time tickets are good has not
Jet been stated so far Gs we have OBJ
ssrved. The result will be en- immense
amount or travel over that lire in July,
10 both directions.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03

THE "Bull Tick law seems to be re-
csiviog good many kicks and cuffs.
Mr. Pugh OF the StocAman says it is a
good law and some Of the leading stock
men OF the Territory seem so look on it
with favor. On the other hard it is
scored numerically by good many
stockmen. Could there be law that
would suit everybody?
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03

IT is probable that an amendment
will be made to the tariff bill imposing g
duty of two cents pound on coffee
II 1T is done s12,OOO,Ooo additional reve-
nue. will be thereby raised as We import
abous coo, 100000 pounds of coffee each
year. It Is stated by tariff experts
that this tax will not raise the
price of coffee as countries which
now pay an export bounty on coffee
would simply eunull it. Coffee import
ers want the duty.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03
PARKER AND MILLER.
The Outlaws Back In the Prescott
Jail.

There is the smile of the whilou
hungry man who has eaten good din
ner; then there is she smile of the meta
helluciatiouist whose best girl has &C
cepted him and who thinks be is happy
| then there is the smile OF the FOND
parent over the advent of smother
| squeller into the household and the
% multiplication of misery on the face OF
the earth, but all OF these smiles pale as
the light of candle before the midday
summer sun when compared with the
smile which is now on tap in the court
face OF George Ruffoer, Our gallant
Sheriff, who, on Saturday night last, at
II o'clock, landed Outlaws Parker and
Miller, in the Ysvapai county jail; hence
that smile.
Sheriff Cameron, of CJconlno, came
down with Ruffner and the prisoners
The prison srs we're manacled together.
The crowd heard they were coming and
gathered at the tsxiess depot, but the
prisoners and officsrs got of near Thos.
a hack through northeast Prescott and
down the hill into the court house. yard.
As the officers assisted the prisoners to
alight from the vehicle, which stood
near the Jail, sbout 200 men gathered
around. Taere was no overt word or
act on ths part of the crowd, but there
had been so much foolish talk that, as
thecrowd pressed forward, Sheriff Ruff
ner firmly told them to stand back, that
he would proteot the prisoners; that il
the crowd hsd wanted the prisoners
they could have taken the trail and
them; that ne would now pro-
teot the mauecied men in his charge.
When Miller first saw the crowd ap-
preaching, ss he left the train, he ex-
claimed: There they come to hang US"
Parker said to him: "Try and have q
little courage, Parker was |
in good spirits coming down on the
train; hs is nov sulleu Miller has |
bsen much del scted from the first |
Parker says no one wes shot at the |
court house by Mesdor; that the Mexi- |
can was with him in the Lynx creek |
fight, where the Mexican received |
bullet through the right thigh, and |
Parker was struck bslow the knee on !
the inner right leg, the ball ranging |
down about five inches. Miller was
not. shot at all Parker's wound has
almost healed.
Sheriff Ruffoer killed three horses in
the chase; that is, be bought them and |
left them for dead, or gave them away |
as worthless sitter the rides. The IA !
nous white horse ridden away by Par
ker is running on the range north of |
the A. &. P. The railroad company
has offered to bring back the horse free |
of charge. The saddle and bride |
which Parker rode away with is now on
a fine horse which Rnffner brought
back. The saddle has bullet mark in
the rear which was cSused by shot
from either Yeomsn'e or Mund's rife in |
the Lynx creek fight. Had this shot
been two inches higher it would have
struck Parker in the small of the back |
and brought him down. The move
nens OF his horse is probably what
saved his life.
Parker says he left Miller outside of
PRESCOTT end left the Mexican soon after
the Lynx creek fight. He says bullets
1sw thick and uncomtoFtably close in
that fight.-Prescott Courier.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03
DURRANT MUST HANG
Governor Budd Renders His
Decision.
WORDEN MUST HANG.
The Governor Can See No Reason
Why He Should
Interfere.
WORDEN MUST HANG.

SAN FRANcIsc, Nay. 81 Governor
Budd at three this afternoon issued
statement to the effect that he saw no
good reason for interfering in either
oaee of Durrans or Worden, sentenced
to hang for muder on June II, and 4th
rsspectively.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03

TIE work OF the Sugar Trust Is still
causing great amount of talk among
Senators. Senator McEnery, Of Louis
lana, intends to get az the root Of the
thing by offering an amend ment ssrik-
ing ous the entire sugar schedule as
amsnded by the Senate Committee and
Tsinserting the HOUSE provisions in re-
gard to sugar.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03

JESSE GRANr is not connected with
the Tia Jusns gambling land grant
scheme. An attempts vas made to get
him TO ellow his name TO be used in
connection with the scheme, which he
absolutely refused. The country gen.
eralIy has q pride in the Grant boys,
and the hops is that they will do moth
ing to destroy that pride.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03

THE demand for cottages at Flagstaff
by Phoenicisns is said to be beyond the
supply. A great many people will go
to the coast in consequence. Flagstaff
with ell it's lumber should be able to
supply any demand in that line.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03

II is TO be hoped the case of Mr. N . II
MoCord viii be disposed of one wsy or
the other soon. The Seaste Committee
will eft the case and both Ne McCord
and his opponents are re9ressnted be-
fore the committee with all the facts.
L the committee finds the objections
unfounded they will undoub ubtedly rec
ommend MS confirmation, if it fods
them yell founded they will Reo-
onmeud otherwise. The HERALD be-
lievss the Committee will be far end
honorable with both sides. II can have
no objecb IN being other rwise. It is
time the quarrel was settled somehow.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03

"lN memorial addressed to the late
Kansas Legislature, President Ripley
of she Santa Fe road, shows that fol
fifteen years, covering the period of de-
freight rates on that road have been
scaled down until the compsoy is barely
able to operate it's property with profit
on only part Of the vast expenditure
of money spent in its building and
equipment. He shows, further, that
out OF every dollar his road earns in
Kansas 10 pays back at once for labor
about seventy cents, and eight cents
more for taxes. Oub of $1,80o,0O0 net
earnings for 1895 In Kansas, be says
SS00,OOo was paid for Kansas taxes
And he very pertinently asks, what
other business or industry in Kansas is
taxed forty-four per cent of its income?'
-E.r. But then about nine-tenths of
humanity are ready to kill the goose
shat lays the golden egg. Every per
son hes, in his experience, seen men
who we're making extraordinary good
wages quit them for what they thoueht
might be better and always to loose the
position they had and fell to find the
better. It was so in the booming gold
plscisr days of 40 in California, when
fine claims were abandoned for "bstter"
which were never found; it Is SO today
ia Arizona mining and in other bust
ness. Two years ago the writer knew
a locomotive engineer who was getting
cerssin monthly salary of $3.50 on q
branch road, leave the road and goonto
q great trupk line east of Chicago TO do
better. He has been working for less
than $50 per month ever since and had
not been gone over two months before
he wrote his former en- ployers TO put
him back in his cid position. Another
man had it, however, and the old hand
found that be was not a necessity to the
success OF his old employers. So it
goes populasly With yaiiTosds. They
sre conssrucs ed,-bp;ld no the country
through ion they pass, enhance the
value of property, open up opportuni-
ties for enterprise snd give the people
of the country ohancs when they con
oIrde they are oppressed By the rail
roads end, msssphorenlly speaking
quit work and start out to get better
job. They don't fnd it. They never
will find ii. When a country hes all.
or more, OF the railroad convepiences
and enterprises than could reasonably
ba expected uDder present conditions,
or of canals or other enterprises, that
cou untry viii be in the lead in prosperity
and there will not be a chance 10
thousand thet it cen be bettered.
Kansas is learning that this is feet by
the hitterest experieDee
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03

CHICAGO has projscted and contracted
Improvements this year up 70 the pres
ent time to the amount OF sS,OOO,O0O
That doA't look like very hard times in
the Windy City. In fact, it rather
looks as though the advance sgent of
of prosperity had touched the button.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03
THE exposure by The World of the

THE exposure by The World of the
record in Wisconsin and Arizona OF
Myroo q McCord, whom President Nc
Kinley has nominated for Governor of
Ariz 1ng, has aroused strong opposi-
tion to his confirmation by the Ssnete.
Tae President Is supposed to heve Sc
Iected Mr.. McCord because of friend
ship formed when she two were mem
bers OF the Fifty first Congress. and for
the further reason that McOord was
endorsed by the Wisconsin machine.
Mark Hanna and Secretary Bliss are
said TO have opposed the sppointnen6.-
Editorial IN N Y World.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03

On receipt of ten cents, cash or stamps.
generous sample viii be mailed of the
most popular Catarrh and Hay Fever Cure
(Ely's Cream Balm) sufficient to demon
strate the great merits of the remedy.
ELY BROTHERS.
Sc Warren St, New York City.
Rev. John Rei7, Jr., OF Great Falls, Mont.
recommended Ely's Cream Balm to me. 1
can emphasize his statement, ''It is posi-
tive cure for catarrh if used as directed. -
Rev. Francis W. Poole, Pastor Central Pres.
Church, Helena, Mont.
Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledged
cure for catarrh and contains no mercury
nor any injurious drug. Price, so cents.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03
Passengers on the AIlianca Contract
the Disease.

the DlseNse'
New YORK, June 1.-Angus McCIel
Ian, second cabin passenger on the
Ailiancs, Rhioh reached this port today
from Colon. died OF yellow fever yestsr
day at sea. He was a civil engineer
from Picton, N. s., and contracted the
disease at Panama. Herbert Gill, a
waiter on the Alliance, was also taken
i'll with yellow fever May 81. He was
transferred to the Swinburne Island
hospital. Another second cabin passen
ger will be detained at Hoffman Island
for five days.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03

IT is seid the Gazette editor turned
four back eummeFesults in succession
twisted his hind lag around his neck
and bulged his eyes out like peeled
onions when be heard that "Dicksy"
Sloan would be appointed judge,
the other dsy.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03

THE s. P. people take possession of
the Gusymss aud Benson line OF road
today if reports are correct. Now if
they will just rip thas road up and put
it down on line from Tucson to No
gales they will do an economical thing
for themselves and good thing for
that section of the country generally.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03

RAINS are prevsillpg along the valley
OF the Rio Grande aud in Sap:hern Cali
foFnia. Ar.zono, while not erjoying
rain, Is eeeIing the effects of the adj a.
cent storms on her usually dry atmos-
nhaHa
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03

JUDGE R. E SLoAN's mary friends
will be pleased to know that he will be
sgain returned to berch be honored
when there before.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03
errors

THE man who advertjs-s toF bushes
should advertise Systematically and
regularly. 1t should be ss much part
OF his business as selling the goods over
the counter.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03

JUDGE KIBBEY when interviewed this
morning on the matter of conveniug the
Territorisl Legislature iu extra session
expressed it as bis opinion that shere
twas no power to convene the Legisla-
ture cut of regular session." One
thing is certain there would be DO pro-
vision for.psy yment of ofits.expenses unless
Congress took the matter up sDd made
such provision. II the "Norton Act'
is not what the Territory wants all that
is necessary to be done is TO have Con
Rrsss disspprove the Act
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03
A NEW RAILROAD.

One TO be Built From Sioux City to
Los Angeles.
DAKOTA CRY, Neb. June 1.-The
Missouri river and Los Angeles Rail-
way Company have been organized
with capital of s42, 100000. The oom-
psny proposes to build road from
Sioux CITY, Dakota, to Los Angeles.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03

THERE is talk of convening the Iegis-
lature in extra session to nrdo ths act
by which certain criminals are escaping
the pc aalty OF the Law. It is CUES
tioDsbe proceeding, but possibly better
then lynch law, which is almost certain
to prevail should tne criminal law prove
IS :ins ffsctusl ss it is reported TO be. .
Whsn she peop!e are ompelled to take
things into their OWE hands to secure
pro lion to life and lin b and property,
TO cure that pesce and quiet the law
sh I'D secure, the resnits are terrible
and without remorse IL looks as
thong there were an st empt to drive
the pc ople to last resort.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03

THE HERALD publishes only the re-
liable dispatches sent by real corre-
spondent or the Associated Press The
-"private wire" dispatches are cot re-
liable.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03

THERE is whole lot OF imagination
about consolidating the lend oficee of
the Territory st Phoenix. Phoenix has
not even thought of such thing. The
idse seems to have originated and been
promulgated by the Star
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03

Elk president HARRISON will receive
q tender of the position &C Minister to
Spain from Presidsnt Mckinley and
will probably accept it. With Spsin's
Cuban CASE in the hands OF Mckinley
and Il srrisoa the country enticipate
the right kind Of settle msnt.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03

The real friends of Cuba want more
than = recognition of helligerency; they
want 20 ees 'hs island Independent; ano
TO shg5 ead they srs steadfsstly work
Jog, II sap u bile, the money Appropriated
By Co 1grete for the relief OF destitute
Amer ems in Cuba, is being used foF
that purpose by the U. g Consuls
There is 20 good reseon for any undue
haste n tskiug the next step, especially
when haste might defest the very OBJ
isct ught-the ending of bloodshed
10 Gu %. President Mckinley has prom
ised 10 act n q ehort time, and republi
cars tre willing to accept that promise
az wait.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03

ARIZONA has mora poiisics to the
Fquare inch than cry ether seotion Of
the Union, Chicago and New York ex-
oanted
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03

THERE has been no legal hanging in
Arizona for many yesrs, though crimes
are as plentiful as ever, snd ths az penalty
is needed more than ever.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03

MORE Arizona appointments are
looked for tomorrow. There is certainly
call for an Immediate change of Judge
in the First District. Late develop
nents there indicate an incspscity and
want OF the most ordinary legal know
ledge, and lack of industry that
everyone.