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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01
ToDAY's NOMINATIONS.

Several Important Nominations
 Made Today.
 WASHINGTON, June 25.-The President today sent the following nominations to the Senate:
 Sbste-IrvinQ B. Dudley, of Csli> tornis, to be B lvoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Peru. Consuls-Frsnk Dillingham;, of Cali tornis. es Aukland, New z land. Navy-Osptsin George Q Rsmv, to be Commodore; Commander Wm. Whiting. to be Captain; Lieutensnt-Commsnder Frederick M Simon to be Com msnder.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01

Ar the request of the Merchants and
 dsnutacturere' Board of Trade, the Treasury Department has made an in- vestigasion at New York es to the value
 of erscnal effects which returning pas seDgers brought to this country from
 abroad. The inquiry was started to
 demonstrate the sdVisebility of reetor ing the House provisions of the tariff
 oill limiting to $1OOOO the amount of
 wearing apparel which may be brought in without paying duty. The enquiry showed that each passenger purchased on an average of s4s9 80 worth of per eonal eff cots abroad. Estimate Is made that 100000 passengers arrive annually aud the value of the goods they pur- chase abroad at S4O,oO0,OOO. The spe- cial agent reported that to exempt $1OO = co worth would require critical exsmi- nation of the trunks of passengers, and violate the present regulations of the Department. He recommended all re- turning passengers be made to pay duty on whatever they bring with them just as if the articles had been regularly ordered and imported
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01
REAL ESTATE raANsFERs.
Reported for the Herald by Phenix Ti6le Guaranty and Abstract Go.

Reported for the Herald by Phoenix TitIe Guaranty and Abstract Go. June 22 United States to Lson Bouvier, patent naA l5, % 3s. Martha B Miller to Mary E Finch, deed, tract in s15 sec 26 D Q; s25O. Mary B Finch and husband to Conrad Meyer, deed, tract in 2 1k sec 26 h 4 e; s25O.
 Elmer E Patton aud wife to H F Couch, deed, lots 24 26 blk P University add; $500. M H Sherman and wife, by attorney, to Joseph R B .ssett, deed, lot 9 blk 4, Collins add; S20O.
 Peter B Morrel and wife to R Nicholson, deed, E of Ii POI ~; S1
 Lulsh Piercy, by sheriff to Joseph Irvine, certificate of sale, g 118 feet lot B blk R .lrosd place; S439. 67.
 JJ Hardy, by sheriff to R D Dick son, certificate of sale, SC Ii of SC Ii and E ot SC 4 and sw Ii of ne Ii. 36 4 V; s3S6 50.
 Charles W Wsrtmsu to Emma H Parry, deed, all lots 8 579 II blk 54 Phoenix; $3OOO.
 June g. Fred Oliver to Felipe Gonzales, deed, to 12 80 100 acres of sw Ii sec 3l h 5s; s256. 20.
 L L Herman by Sheriff to Mons FL lingeon certificate of sale [ F sec 10, Is De. S29OO.
 William Murphy to Adslla M Kier, deed to lot 15 block Orsngewood. SIP 50.
 June 24 Kaow!son to R H Greene deed, 3 bicyles. $10.
 s Andre and NJ Msrz files oo-psrtner- ship agreemsnt under the nams of Andre & Msrz to engage in harness and saddle business
 OWNoyss. B A Spencer and G Russell locate Big Ohiet"'and "Colum- bus" mining claims in White Tank Mts Arizona Land & Stock Go to J E Tannehill deed, lot 10 blk g Churchill add. s25O.
 Robert w Arthur & WI to Wm and E nma Slosr deed, E E Ii W A SEC D 5 @. $500.
 Wm Sloan & gt to Edwar D Bloom er, deed E E 4 sw Ii sec 3 l 5 3. 5000.
 Edwsrd Boomer & wi to F Hart deed, 8 F E 4 sw Ii sec 3 2 6. SlO
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01

THE nominations for Governor and Secretary of Territory in Nav Mexico came out in very interesting way in- deed. Gov. Obero was candidate for Secretary of the Territory, and Score tary Wallace who is relation of Mrs. Mckinley, was a candidate for Gov srnoF but when the appointments were finally made the gentlemen found themselves reverse d, principally on &C., count of political expediency.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01

THE Hawaiian islands have total population of 89 300 souls, less than one half the population cloimed for the city of Los Angeles. Or these less than 35,- 900 are natives about 15,OOO are Chinese; 12OO0 Japanese and 5000 Por- tugese, in round numbers. IL will not take long to assimilste this petty popu- lation when once these islands are an nexed to the United $ stee, so far as natives are concerned. and the other fellows will have to take their chances, as they do in California.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01
HAWAIIAN ANNEXATION.
Committee on Foreign Relations
 Consider Ie.

WASHINGTON, June 23.-The Hawaiian annexation treaty toi med the principal topic Of consideration by the Senate com mittee on foreign relations at it's brief session today. The treaty and ac- companyinR papers were read aud re ferred to a sub committee consisting of Senators Foraker. Davis and Morgan, with Instructions to investigate the en tire question end report 10 the full committee. The complexion of the com mmittee is believed to bs eight for ret'icstiou and shrsa against iS. There IS possibility that number of those in favor may be increased to nine.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01
M'KINnEY NOT sLIGHTED.

No Truth in the Reported Purchase
 of Cuba.
 CLEVELAND, June %. - Senator Hanna was asked today whether there was any truth in the telegrsphic stste- meut that President Mckinley was con- 6; e;deriDg 8 Han whereby the freedom of Cuba is to be purchased from Spain for Sl,0O0,OO0, the amount to be secured by Cuba. s.The statement is not author itative," be said.
 Hanna denied that there was yelled slight of Mckinley in the omm ssion or his name from hA State platform.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01
PROSPERITY IS RETURNING.

The statement of failures in May by branches of business gives much en- couregement. In amount of defsulted
 liabilities the month wss the smallest since September 1895; in manufaotur- ing liabilities, the smallest since No-
 vem Der, 1895, and in trading liabilities,
 the {smalless except the last month
 since September 1894. F,ilures of
 general stores have not been as small in
 any ether month as In May 1897; in only
 two months out of thirty-eix have there
 been smaller failures in boots and
 shoes and miscellaneous trading, only
 four in books eud hate, only five in
 groceries and not one trading class in
 that month has reported failures large..rthsn in half the preceding
 months. throtgh in furniture failures are rather numerous. h clothing manufacture the month was the small est except four out Of thlrty>slx, except five in chemicals, six in woolen goods, seven in machinery, lumber and mis- cellaneous manufactures, and exceeded the average only in iron and cotton goods and earthenware, owing to a few failures of exceptional size. Nobody pan mistake the meaning of such re ReUieaU."
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01
Fresh .nnnl,es of Vitality

To renew Q wsning stock may te gathered from a source accessi ble to all. ard ever sought in vain by any whose cor stitution and vigUr are not so much dilapidated to he wholly past repairing. Evidence direct, con vinciI and ample, indicates Hostette,'s Stomach Bitters as tonic of unexsmD DIed efficacy ard perfect purity. and possessed of pror rerties that consti- tute it invaluable rem edy for dy speps'a, constipation. liver complaint. urinary and uterine weakne ss. rheumatic complaints and malarial fever. Delicate females aud infirm old persons are invigorat' d and solaced by it, and the physicial prostration which usualy follows a severe illpess is in 8 great degree remedied, ani convnles ot nee accelers ted thr ugh its It occupies leading position among medicinal staples
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01

NEW YORK city is gradually losing heI
 prestige and power as mistress of our
 oceanic commerce, or the gateway of
 our intern ational trade. Figures point
 60 indisputsbls facts. BradstreetS points
 out that while our exports for May in
 creased fifteen per cent from the coun
 try, the Nav York increase was only
 ten per cent, which shows that she has
 not received her pro rata share of the general increase. The ecepter of great commercial power has gone from her, not for the present but for good. The lines of transportation, the resdj ust- ment of commercial relations, the open ing of new and important ports both on the east coast, and on the west coast, the growing importance of our Asistic trade which promises 10 excel our E lropean trade at no distant day, all conspire to loosen the grip New York has had on our commerce with the remainder of the world. She will sl- ways remain prominent, always exert 8 power fnl inf iaence through her great dnanoisl engines, but her day of Eu- preme control has passed.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01

THE matter of an hour law is sll right in its way and for certain pur- posee, but when Dsbs or anybody else propose to make the wages the same by law for an Shour day as for 8 10 hour day they attempt what is equivs- lent to making a man pay for two pairs of boots when he only gets one pair, or for ten yards of cloth when he gets eight. It won't work in that psrti- oular way.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01

THE chances are that before the trou- ole in Cuba is thoroughly settled that island will form @ part of the Unite d States, ss it should. We cannot sntic- pate that our country will alws avs be free from attack by foreign nations and when we are at var, especially with sn European nation, Cuba, in the hands of Spain, would give us unlimited trou ble and cost us more on such sn occ 4sion shsn would buy the island outright, now.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01
THE GLOBE RAILROAD

Construction VIII be Pushed 70
 Completion.
 GLOBE, Ariz., June 23.-It is believed the construction work on the Gils Val ley, Globe and Northern railroad will be pushed to a speedy conclusion President Garland and Vice President Outler have been here for several days ID the interest of that road and it is ex- pected She road between Ft. Tholnes and Globe will be built at once.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01
AN ELECTRIC STORM.
Much Damage Done an Sadalia.
 Missouri

SEDAIIA, Mo-, June 25.-The eleotri cal wind and rain storm struck this city this morning, doing much damage. Frees were uprooted and Darns, fences and many small houses wrecked. A Missouri, Kansas and Texas passenger train ran into 6 couple of box oars that had been blown from 8 siding near Montrose. The engine was partially demolished and young man, unknown, who sought shelter in one of the cars. many sections ot this county.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01

GALvE5ToN, Texas, which has now secured passage for deep water vesse g to her fine bsrborsis repidly becoming g the great comn.e rcisl port of the south west and west. Important lines of rail roads will soon begin to run north and southwest of the Mississippi river and most of them will find an ocean termI- nus at Galveston. Is will not be long before Galveston will become sn i'm portant factor in the making of through railroad rates from the east to the far ther southwest
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01

THE contested city election case is at 4n end and according to the recount Hooker retains his place ss City Mar shsl. The contest was brought princ ci- pally to fix prece dent for future counting of ballots where voters make mistakes and blpudere in maIk.rR them. Each contested ballot was passed upon by Judge Baker separstly and each of the thirty-nine contested ballots presented peculiarity of it's own. The result was that six of the ballots cest was entirely unable to arrive at the in fent of the5voter in marking the ballot
 The remainder of the contested ballots we're allowed toione or the Eotber of the ;ontesta ] te, with tbe result that Hooker 'stainsd hls place by five votes. The intent of the voter was made the cri- lerion Of judgment in each csse where
 10 could be determined; where this was
 impossible the ballot was rfjscted eu-
 irely. About six citizens of the City of Phoenix were unable to intelligently in dioate ou the ballot the persons they desired so vote for aud c0nse quently lost their entireiVoses, as shey should.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01
ISAAC HOFFMAN MURDERED

The Coroner's Jury Returns .
 Verdict.
 SAN FRANcIsCo, June 25-The coro. uer's inquest into bhe mysterious death of Isaac Hoffman was concluded this morning the jury returning yer dict to the effsot that deceased came to his death at the hands of some per- son unknown
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01

EYER the continued stream of pub lished misrePresentetioas opcernir g the appointment and confirmation Of Mir. McCord for Governor, our morning R pub can conten porsry talks Of "mendscisy" in the HERALD. We sd- mirs the confidence of our contempo- rsFy in it's own morals and pity its sur pF ise when his imperial majesty of the su 0hur pit presents bis bill.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01

THE Salt River valley is harvesting B larger crop of wheat this year than for many years previous and the prices are good. The acreage is large and the crop heavy. The ipinry by frost is now reported as amounting to nothing though here and there farmer suffered some In consequences
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01
KANSAS FLOODS.

Much Rain Fall in That State.
 FoRr Sc oTT, K sos.. Jane 25.-Three and th,rsy-tour hundredths inches of rain fell here Iass night, making the 9res esb precipitation recorded by the weather observer in many years. Wash outs on railroads have dslayed trains.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01
WOOL SCHEDULES ADOPTED.

All Amendments are Defeated in the
 Senate.
 WAeHINGroN, June 25 5-Coneidera- ton of the wool scheduls was plet- ed at 1 o'clock when Senator Vest of fered number of amendments but all were defeated, and the schedule adopt ed as submitted by the Finance Com mittes. Tha silk schedule was taken up.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01

SPECIAL Commissioner to Cuba Cal
 houn has reported to the President tht
 condition of things in Cuba ss he founc them ThesPreeident has finally founc
 q man for the cffice of Minister to Spair
 who seems to fill the bill and now he will put in motion bis Cuban policy
 When Minister Woodford departs for M8drl d he will carry with him the eff
 cial declaration of this government re.
 garding its. policy toward Cuba. The Presidents scheme is declared to be definite, practical and ssfe." It in cludes no belligerent demonstrations on the part of this govern ment, ss the
 President believes that the Cuban ques sion can be satisfactorily solved by dip
 omatic means. He has received posi- tive sssursnce from Spain that the friendly offices of this government along the lines be has informally suggested will be scce pted.7. The scheme hes for it's main point the securing for Cuba 8 government like the Canadian govern ment, practically the same relation be- tween the colony and the old country as Canada bears to England. Cuba is to pay portion of the immense war debt contracted by Spain. The Gu ban Junts vigorously assert that nothing less than absolute independence will be eccepted oy she Cubans. If they refuse the plan suggested by the President nothing further may be done by this government and the Cubans will be left to solve lheir own problems without the assist 4nce of this country. This policy is to the friends of Cuba. It is felt that the Oubsne will not &C., capt the terms of the agreement and shst consequently the end of the war not in sight.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01

SECRETARY WILL C. BARNES of the Territorial Central Committee Is re- ported to be aspiring to the position of Ioternsl Revenue Collector for this district and we feel assured will make a strong
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01
THE WAVE OF PROSPERITY

Even Philadelphia Admits It As
 Here.
 PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-Ae en indI cation that the talk of returning pros perity Is not all wind, the reports of the building department show that the per mits issued during the month of May were the heaviest of any month for the past two years, and on the basis of the issues for the past three weeks and the few remaining days of the month es- simated operations costing over four million dollars will have been started during the month of June.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01

THE fOesb and most elegant "kid'' now made is composed of tanned rat snd frog ski0s. Here is where the am- phibian and the rodens meet on 8 con- mon level and miledy is happier and none the wiser that her glove comes from betwixs g equeak and crosk.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01

DEBs propose to erect TopoIobsmpo among the mem bers of the American Railway UnioD, by and through which he undou btedly proposes to teach them now they can support him in luxury while the mem bars interested work like beavers for bread,s butter sn6 the boss. Be proposes to teach them that one nan can hold all the remuperative of ices tbeTe is in c colony, snd that the 7nterprisiuR. citizsn must divide up with the spend thrift and the drone. IL is to be hoped that be will get the thing under wey .quickly; there will be plenty of "wslking delegates" before he is through wlth 1t; they will be walking home.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01
MORE SILVER COINS.
Switzerland Falls in Line With the
 MOVeme

BERNE, June 24.-The Federal Ooup- cil has authorised the Swiss minister s6 Paris to sign the supplementary COT ven- tion concluded with the states of the Latin monetary union, increasing the proportion of silver coins to be struck by each of the contracting parties. This step is due to the deficiency of small change.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01

JUDGE SLOAN will occupy the oflice tor when be is appointed Chief Justice and comes to this city to occupy that -oeiki1-
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01

THE new Irvine block wilt soon begin Go put in sn appearances ou the corner where the Burtis tin shop now stands I, is most eligible place for con mer- cial purposes and is worthy of build = ing thes vill not bs discounted for years to come in Lconvenieuce. and sp DaHPanea
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01

WE are passing tte longest days of the summer without hot weather. This is regular Susan B Anthony season In this part of the country.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01
NEGRO LYNoHED

A Mississippi Mob Reverges a
 Murder.
 JACKsoN, Miss., June 25.-A negro named Moseley. who killed Farmer John Strong near Crystal. Miss. a few days ago and was arrested at that ple ce yesterday and confined in jail, was hanged by a mob there at $50 this morning.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01

IT looks very muoh ss though Mr. McCord's case were intended to wear away till the Senate sdjourns, when he will become Governor by the Presi. dents appointment, az confirmation will be left till after the essen bling of Congress in Dscem ber.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01

TIE Hon. Whltlsw Reid preee ted President Klnley's letter to tte Queen on Monday at the royal recsp- sion of envoys from the great nations.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01

THs eastern citiee are suffering from the heat. New Orleans reports great numbers of prostrations.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01

FREE seeds cost the government bout 8 million dollars per year and help many 8 poor devil to pull through the next campaign successfully.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01

THE Senate is reported to be over whelmipgly iu favor of Hswaiisn an- nexatioD. This is ss it should be. The United States should control those islands that will in the future assist so powerfully in the development OF our commerce with Asistic coun tries.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01

THE up-to date telegrsphic service of Republican Is something marvellous Alter smiling blandly, throwing sweet smelling bouquets at itself, advancing to the fooltghts and bowipg serepely to the audience, it proceeds to enlarge up- on it's wonderful value as 8 neacs paper and makes all sorte of talk about it's greatness, and increased teIegrsrb ser vice, "hot from the wires" In addition to the eguler four columns or boiler plate, it publishes this morning on page 8, and dated June 24tb, & "hot" tels- gran regarding the BsInsto affair, which appeared in the DAILY HERALD oo June 18th, page l ca page 4 also ep pears telegram dated yesterday regard ing the scspegrsce grand. son of Queen V,ctoria, which is merely trausposi- tion of paragraphs in an article publish ed in the San Francisco Chronicle which reached here last Monday mora- ing. Oh, DO, the Republican does not ske!
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01

DANBURY, Connecticut, has an old maid hundred years old who is yet trisky enough to ride bicycle. What 8 contrast in the old and new that must be.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01
THE INDIAN MINT.

An Effort to Have It Reopened to Be
 Made.
 LONDON, June 25.-It is stated on good authority that the reopeniDg of she Indian mint is probable in the near future. The mission of Ssrator Vol cott and assistants who will arrive next week will be to try to influence the monetary powers in this direction.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01

THE United States Government is making no mistakes in directly or in- directly securing onsrol of insular surroundings.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01

PRESIDENT MCKINLEY is said to be the best tenn pered and most even tempered man who ever occupied that exalted of7ce
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01

IT has come to point where MT McCord will be obliged to push his case through the Senate or quit.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01

IN charging thst the HERALD was mistaken concerning the Sur day morn ing fake teleert m, the Republican saws of another boiler plate and tscitIy ec knowleoges that it ie in the feking businsss
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01

THE middle-of ,the-road Populist pro- pose to stay there.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01
C. San #

This is the complaint of E@ thousands at this season. z 9% They have no appetite; food zzzz Cd as does not relish. They need the toning up of the stomach and digestive organs, which a course of Hoods SarsaparilIa will give them. It also purifies and enriches the blood, cures that distress after eating and internal misery only a dyspeptic can know, creates an appetite, overcomes that tired feeling and builds up and sustains the whole physical system. It so prompt- ly and efficiently relieves dyspeptic symp- toms and cures nervous headaches, that it seems to have almost ' a magic touch.''
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01

IT ia ficu.t to get ht the point oi Ssnator Whi,e's opposition to the Hawaiisn treaty which he bases on the ground of interference with the future sugar industry in California. Hswalian z sugars have been coming in free epo will so cor tiT ue under the reciprocity treaty for an indefinite time if those ielands are rot annexed. There is noth ing in the sugar objection. Ia fact there is rothiDg but politics in any ob jectiou made.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01

HAT IS the d ff-reuce between Re- pu u cans ard Democrsie, teddy, CD sarff? Where interests de mand il Dsmocrs,s ara in favor Of protection where interests demar d It Rspu blicsus E are in favor of pro o'ection. While the Demosra;icI. "'confeseion oe faith" hss not csIled for protective policy ss yei It is ooly H matter of timeiwben it will. They sr9 getting toete es rapidiy $ OoSsltjls
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01

WASHINGTON. Jnue 24 The Senate today rej soted the Jones motion to sus- pend the operation of the wool duties.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01

THE attempts to mislead the public ss to the situation at Washington respect ing Arizona are pitiful. Nobody is de ceivsd by she roS that is daily dealt ont to them.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01

THE President has DO means of know ing to 8 certainty that the tariff bill will become law ineide of a moutb, but he feels so confident that it will that be hes promised to attend the unveiline of the statue of General John A. Logen, in Lake Front Park, Chicago, on July 22nd, with as many member of the Cabinet as can make It convenient to accompany him. h order to provide against unexpected contingencies, Pres ideut Mckinley stipulated that his promise should not be considered bind ing if the tariff bill were not disposed of ln time for him to reach Chicago on the date specified.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01

ENGLAND is at the feet of the Queen