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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-19
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" in ton, g. @. II. Oft.

~ u ~ W. ~ Ss - ~AAs
Sn Der Union Gio9e Stride, etwa
sluei Wteilsn Iiioli1 bon bier, iano
geitsrn slbeno um Z llbr eiu bohlt
traurises greigniB itatt. L. g.
Suntmau fubr nit ielner Srau sur
Stride, I'm elmer Gudterperiammllln9
beiaupObneu, iuelbe bier isit etpa orei
WOheu i'm 8anse lit. Oils 6rau
Suntnau ioeben tom @agen ab=
ipraug. idlua Der Slib in einsn Baum.
moour9 he 10 eri1iittert nuroe, oaB
lie nab elmer Stunoe tarb. Webrsre
anosre Yerlousu wurosu ebsnfals ges
fdbrlib perleBt. Siele Srauen iislsu
in Sbnmabt, 10 oaB pdbreno Der
ganSen gtadt Die 9r0Bte gluIresuus
berrlhte.
Sa9iuaw, Mi6., II. Slt.
Die gauge 6amilis oss lansidbrisen
SewObners oss Sa8inap-Sbalss,
SObn Sappsr, nit slusnabme Der
6rau Sapper. lieNt unter allen sln-
Seihen Der Ser9iituu9 ourb 9stObtsn
Sobl iblper trant baruisoer. Die
Srantbeitsipmptome oeuten auf 9lrie=
nltUersiItun9 bin unO man permutbst.
oaB oieielben our9 Gin Wtittel Slr Ser-
tilguna BON llnseSieier. weltes i'm
eiarten benuBt wproen mar, perurI rIabt
wnroen. Sapper's 3ultano lit eiu
GuBerlt beoentliher.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-19
Selegrapblide 9epeitbtn.
Sniano.
Grbi6afts S61ierigfeiten.
- ellin gto IT, 8, 8. Stt.

- = ~ y w -, o' -
Sine isniationslle StiebaIfdre bot
beute glabmittag Die @inwohner oieIer
Stabt in guireaung ueriebt. s. &.
Wtartin, bon oer glopOiaten=6irna
Sloane, Martin uno Glspeneer, Isu=
erte ndnllib auf oIfener Strabe Ieinsn
Rcoolper aui 8eorse McRillan ab.
nobel er oenielben. pie man eiaubt,
tOotlib perwuuoete. Martin feuerte
orei Suseln ab, bon benen spei truisu.
Wartin uno WtWiillau parcn Ieit
Monaten perfeinoet. iueil GeBterer
glaubte, er nerOe bon Wartir, Der gum
Serualter zines 8ermOseusnahlahes
ernanut mar, bel ipelhem McWtillaM's
5rau cine Der @rblnnen mar,
ilberOortbeilt. Martin flob nad pOll-
braAter gluttbat in ieine Office, 100 er
balo oarauI psrbaitet iuuroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-19
Snbuque, Soma, 9ienfag, ben 49, Sfpber 1897.

3ur 3eit wegsn bes bsrribenbsn 8olo=
Ttebers oft gebrau9t peroen. Jol=
genoe Iino pObl Die widti9lten:
SlOnbite. ioa buditabirt lper.
ben, niAt Glonopte. Slonopte II. I. 10.
Ginsr Der Seen oes oberen Outrn
wurOe BON Der I'M Sabre 1868 bon Der
gHetern Union Selegrapb SO. ausse=
rilIteten Grpcoitlon 2ebnrge aenannt,
nab Dem Wit9lieoe Der grpebitions9e=
IellIdaft, Wtite Sebar9e, pelder iebt
ir9enoDo in Der 9lGbe BON Sttawa,
Ganaoa. wobnt. Sn tiIrSlideu Ser=
Dhentlihungeu finbet lil1 Der Same
Sabarae 9ei6rieben, mas fOlIb lit.
gs 9ibt aub elnen Sebar9e 6luB in
Nlasta.
9lls Sdipatta inn Sabre 1883 ben
Outon binab9in9. nannte er einen Der
Seen oil ieiuer Guelle 2inoeman, na6
Dem jeBi9eu Sice-B -Brdiioenten Der gre=
mer 8epsrapbiiben @sIslIi6ait, Or.
WOrib Sinoeman. Ser Same Iollte
weoer Slnoemann nod Slnoerman
bu6fabirt iueroen.
Ginsr Der Sauptn.beni iliiile bes Obe=
rem Yuton III Der Genes SluB, 10 9e.
nannt BON Gobert Campbell BON Der
Suoion SaD 9ompanp I'M bas Sabr
lS48. Der SluB miro oft fdli9lib
SeWis genannt.
Ser Same zines 6Iuies rno zines
Spries, Der iebt fuit tdalib in Den 3ei=
tungen als Spsa eribeint, lit Gin inoia=
niIhes g8ort. IS 1T ouf mannisfate
gSeiIe geIarieben woroeu. glomiral
Wteaoe ibrieb es 1869 SpDa, &rauie
1882 Sejab. S9watta 1888 SaDaD,
Sall 1883 Saipa. Sie SebOroe bat
lib fir Saipa enti6ieben.
Sir Den See uno 6luB, Der peribis=
oentllh SoOtaliuQua Doer Sotalinga
ooer Seslill=Sina ODER Seslin.S 90 ooer
Seslln genannt miro, bat Die SebDroe
bic Shreibpeiie 5eslin auseuommen.
Die @orte Sina uuo 500 iollen in
perIbieoenen STANDARDIZATION SluB
beoelten.
Sin Snoianeroorf an mittIeren
Outon miro Nutlutapet budtabirt,
ni6t Sutlutpet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-19
NMSIano.
Seut d | a b.
Ser &aiicr gibt mad?

2onbon, Is. Git.
Der Serlinsr &orrsiponoent Der
.Yall WSau 9asette" tclsSrapbirt, BOZ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-19
Sali9mln,er?
Suibuell, SSQ., 10. Ctt

yui bneII, ST., 10. DIT.
Iuf benz 3uae, Der ssltsrn bon bier
nad GbicaaO fubr. perbaftsts Der 8es
bsimpoli3iit @. $. Saps einen 6dlider
Namens SSrans Nance bon glpon, neil
er seidlidte Sheds fir $40 uno SIS
elnSutailiren periudt bate. 9tauce bat
nsaen zines dbnlibsu Ysrbredens be.
reits irilber orsi Sabre in 3uatlaus
oeieiieu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-19
9as selbc Jie6er mod immer.

Rem Orleans. 2a., IA. Stt.
Ger amtlibe geri5t oes 8eIuno.
beitsratbes lautet tuie folst: 3abl Der
beute Gemeloeten Sdlle Al; Der Sooes-
fdlle 4; 8elOmmtsabl Der Sdae bis
beute 726; Der SooesfdQs in sSolae
BON @elbfieber 81; Der pollitdnoig pie.
oerberaetellten patisntsn 33l; Der in
Sebanolung Seiinolihen 3l4.
Sn Scranton. Wii.. lino beute 4
nsue 8elbfieberidlle uno Gin SooesiaQ
9eneloet woroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-19
Sas gclbc ssis5er.
8alpe ton, II. Stt.

Die @elbiieberanQelseeube lit beute
bier unUerdnoert. Or. Go,uaro Gan-
oall beritbtst Der Observation-Disclosures
Spsi Sdlle. bic er in Sebauolung babe
ino erlubt Die SebOroe. oieIelbcu bon
SaduerItdnoi9en uuterIuben 81 laiisn.
Giner oieier 6dlle lit George WtOraan,
SO GOit Silice StraBe. Seute Mor-
GEN unterlu1te Sr. Sruebeart bon Der
neutrality-suspicious. Den patienteu uno
erllarte ben 6all fir bOblt psrod6tia.
MOrg0n beIiuoet lih in trltiibsm 3u-
itanoc. IS iiuo @adeu bslm Sauie
uuigeitellt woroen. 10 OaB teinerlei
Sertebr Suiihen ben Sniahsn bss Sau.
les uno Der ilbrigen Senolteruna m6g.
lid lit. Der anoere Sall 1T Der ciues
Mtuuncs Hamsns Stnlpinsti. Ser=
ielbe batte einen &ildiaa uuo lit erults
lib trant.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-19
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nGssxenth,,rner Dn,ctte"
trIasint ieoen 9tsnstao uno foItet untsr
DOrousbsaablurs fur bic Ger Staatsn uHo
6auoba:
Sahrli9. 9.........-s2.OOI SoIbidbrIi4.- $500
gsadb europa pprtofrei
Cmaiisn porousbe5ablt fpsroen):
sdbrIid. d........-s2.5O SaIbiabrIi4... -s1.25
GorreIp puben;eu ruo WltttbetIingen nhTsn
k,atsS.euS bis Sreitog MorSen psnn fie IN
her nddjtsn Summer stuIuabns fuoen ipnea
sinosiaubt psrSen. 9reIe oBas untrrItrit
U,rbeu nt2t bsridiatigt.
eE- gur fir Selosr, be per reetnrirtcu
R,rief oosr @eIo anip ciSaue Money Order
ssIaubt msroen. Gberuebmea wr bic geraut.
portliGtstt
Gls grtsit GorreipOnbeu5en IT, I. 10. abreIR.s
''LUXEMBURGER GAZETTE,
Dubuque, Iowa.
CHsss Gds Der 6. IaS SoncsSiraEe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-19
Site unn &alte.

Sm q 3 q. Neb., IA. Stt.
Oeute gtadmittae itano bas Sbermo-
meter im bieliQen @etteramte auf 90
6rao. Die bObIte ie I'M Sttober poraez
tOmmsne Ssmpsratllr. IS psbt ein
ltarter Silowino.
Ypcatello, Soa9o, IA. Stt.
Sas iiio0itlide Soabo wuroe oeliern
BON einem hefti9en S6nes9eitobsr bsim-
geluht. Der Sdneeiall be90nn nm
spei llbr uno bielt bis ipdt in Die Nabt
biilsiu an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-19
s{afipn, Wliii., II. Stt.

Die itaatli6e Observation-Disclosures bat
beute Ibeno ben nublisbenoen amtli=
den Seribt ausaeaeben: 9lus Nltta
Yuma piro aemeloet. Dab oaIelbf bsute
teine neue Sdll. pOr9stommsn lno.
Sr. Sabner bat bon Clinton iolOsnbsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-19
Iutin, Ser, 10. Ott.

S. .. g9eii. Der aui Der Staaisuni-
perlltdt Die &ehte ituoirt, muroe asiteru
ploBlib tobliihtia, On ct i'm gBabne
befanNen mar. ein GROCER popu!iitihsr
5}ilbrer 81 iein uno bel Der nGtblten
gSabl gum Goupernelr bon Seras 0s=
wdblt sll lueroen. gr muroe i'm Srreu-
baule in elmer 3elle eingeipsrrt. in
,uelber lib nod elm anoerer gSabniiu=
niger 9lamens Is. Ssuse befano.
Seute in aller Sriibe srwir0te 99sit
ieinen 3elenaenplien. obpoll sin @dr-
ter nit aller Wtaht perludts. o'n
gBiltbsrld bon isinsm Spisr lpsSus
reiHen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-19
8Dies Teuer.
Qlthiipn. Gds.. 10. Stt.

" lU II, Nus., III. III.
Cine 5susrsbrunf. tueIte beute friib
I'M balb orei llbr ausbrab, bat bic
Wablmiible uno oas 2a9erbaas oes
Sobn Or. Gains iammt Snhalt, fsrnsr
Die Wablmiible Der Central Wtils. ben
Gain Ylof, Elm s,ueiitOdiaes Safltsins
sebduoe, in luelbem iih bier 2aoen be-
fanoen, llno bier tleine Solsgsbduoe
serltOrt. Der 8eiammtidaosn betrdat
SIS, 900 uopon ein Oriitel ourb Yer=
llherung 9eoedt 1T. Sm 6ain'iden
2aaerbaus maren 5000 5aB Webl uno
III Der Wilble mebrere tatieno Suibel
@eisen aufseipeihert. 9aiu's Ssrluit
betrd9t S62, 600, peldem cine Ssrlibs=
runa BON $2l. 500 se9sniiber itsbt. Su
ben Central Mias befano ii9 cine 9roBe
Men9e 8etreioe. Mlublen uno Subalt
paren periibert.
Sisournep, .Sa., 9. Oft.
Sn Geota bat cine 5ellsrsbrunit ben
2aosn bon 9. $. Hapiea uno mebrere
tleine 8ebduoe SerltOrt. Ser Sbaoen
betrl9t $4,000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-19
Grmoroete er isiue Jrau!
Canton. o.. 10. Stt.

gGm. Sepepitsr, eiu iibelbeleumun-
oetes Snoipiouum, iibt bier inter Der
sluila9e feline Srau ermoroet su babsn,
I'M 8efdneniii.. Die Srau itiirste nit
lidtlobbrennenoen aleioern gum Sauie
biraus. sn lueniaen Winutsu mar
bic llusliidlibe ibren ibrsfliben
Yranowunosu erls9en. 9ie Sleioer
luaren nit Yetroleum setrdntt 9e,ueIeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-19
llntsr jGmerem 8crbadt.
9} { 10 y orf. 10. Stt.

Ser Bebeimpoli;iit Wm. Wloore bon
Der bieliaen GsntralpOli,eiltation, Der
auf ben Ssroatt bin perDaItet lit, am
leBien Wtittmoh feline Grau sritoben gu
haben. tuuroe beuts mob osm Combs
@eidnsniB abaeIiibrt. Sine isbr
ibwerwicaenoe 9lusiase aessu ben Ser.
baIteteu wuroe bon elmer Nabbariu 0e-
madt. luclde iaats, lie babe an Nabs
mittag, als bic Ylutthat psrilbt wuroe,
WrOre in ieinem Sauie asb6rt. 3psi
Snaben ia9en ebenfalls. lie b1tteu ant
Mittwoh No6n,ittag ben Gjsbeimpoli=
Siten iein Saus Oerlallen iebsn. Mpore
leu9net, feline 6rau ermoroet su babeu
uno iagt, er lei am Mittiur4 Bis I'm
3 llbr Nabmittass i'm MallItrcet-
Siiiritt 9eweien. lin oieie Stunoe
lei er bonn Ppli,eibauptquartier aus
benabridti9t iuOrosn. OaB in ieinem
SauIe nidt alles ridti9 lei uro als er
oaraufbin nab Sauie geaan0eu isi.
babe er feline Grau toot porgeIunoen.
Sie Semilbung, bic SbatIabe su unter=
orilden, oaB feline 6rau an elmer Stih=
wunoe i'm unterleib seliOrben lei uno
ierner. oGb Die Gleioer Der Grmproeten
CUR 3slt ibres Spoes in grano ssltedt
wuroen, Il!es oieies ipri1t isbr Su lln-
sunIteu oss Gerbaitsten.
Sm 9Gabne Gin pupnlitii6sr Jib>
Arizona republican., 1897-12-15

The democratic statesmen will have a hard time, before congress ad- jourms, i'm explaining or attempting to explain why it is that our expor- tations to practically all of the coun- tries which protested against the new tariff have increased under the new law. The thirteen countries which protested against the new law, instead of shutting out our goods, in retalia- tion for the passage of this act, ac- tually fncreased thisir purchases from us in August and September nearly $25, 100000, as compared with the cor responding months of last year un- der the Willson law. The democrats may explain it, forsooth, yet how they may, does indeed surpass our compre- hension.
Arizona republican., 1897-12-15
THEY HOLD THE RECORD.

The two men who hold the reprieve record in the Cuban unpleasan.nes have arrived at New York, having been liberated from Morro castle, Havana, after an imprisonmens of two years, seven months and a day. Their incarceration was not quite as monIotonous as that of the ordinary military prisoner, for it was relieved at intervals by the execution ce-e- monies arranged for them but invari- ably postponed.
 On fifteen different occasions they were cordially summoned to come out and establish themselves as general receivers of cold lead, or in ether words to be shot, but in each case a reprieve reached them. It got so that Agramonte and SairZ-for thss: were the names of the reprieve cham plons-used to feel rather hypocriti. cal when they went forth to be shot knowing that they were not the mar tyrs they were cracked up to be. They could not repress a feeling of gull for the disappointment th:y wsrs bringing upon their captors. Wher their arms were secu ed and the squad of Spanish soldiers took the. position preparatory to firing the fa- tai volley, the condemned men always fell to wondering from what direc.io- the messenger, mounted upon a foam. ing charger and belaring the reprieve would appear. The two prisoner: ware getting just bit weary of dun- geon menus and rather wishing fol am execution that would occur in az. cordance with the program when they were called upon to take up their col lection of reprieves and walk.
Arizona republican., 1897-12-15

If one only understands the at c1 putting things how readily he car brace up the unbraceable. The Mar. tin, Tenn., Mail furnishes a good ex ample of the truth of this remark Most of us have been laborilng under the impression that wheat having as cended high and silver having de scended low, the two had parted com pany. But the Mail corrects the. pub lie by giving this conversation betweer two of its country cousins:
 Well, it's peculiar like how pol critics goes, ain't it?" remarked ons to the other.
 Yep answered the other, as Ft combed his head with his horn, hand.
 s*Did you ever notice how silver an{ wheat iz keepin' together?"
 Mot particular
 "Yes, both of 'em iz dollar : bushel." :"
 Both of 'em iz dollar d bushel, , is particularly good. Still it is hardly likely that Bryan derives much consolation from the balancing of tht bushels.
Arizona republican., 1897-12-15
Among numerous other things tn,

Among numerous other things the following is a small part of what Bop 1ngersol1 says he wants for Christ mas: fI would have all the nobil ty drcp their titles and give their Ian S back to the people; I would have the bishops, priests and clergymen admit that they know nothing about the ology, nothing about heaven or he'll nothing about the destiny of the hu- man race, nothing about devils or ghosts, gods or angels. I would have them tell all their 'focks' to tn nk for themselves, to be manly men and wo- manly women, and to do all in their power to increase the sum of human happiness. We'll, colonel, your Christmas wish will doubtless be gratified when oysters sell at Is cents per quart i'm Phoenix; when the city of Chicago has clean streets; when hhey eXterminate the tuberculosis germs in New York city; when Bryan IS Fres:dent and Mrs. Lease a mem Der of congress; when Gabriel blows his trumpet and the millenium ap- peareth.
Arizona republican., 1897-12-15

The Republican man has the, prac- tice of garbling the ut.eramces of op- ponents by publishing paragraphs and sentences from such uttelrances with out the supporting matter leading ul aO them, with a view of being funny Prescott Courier
 This is .tihe most unkindest cut ot all. To think of anybody extracting fun from garbled utterances of thu; Courier. But when it comes to ths Counters ungarbled utterances-that's $ another matter.
Arizona republican., 1897-12-15

What a belligerent state of affa rs those lovely maidens are creating ovar the dispute as to who shall ohrIsteil the new battle ship Kentucky which is to be launched early next year at Newport News. These pretty girls are liable to involve a nation in the.r little dispute if they are not carefu' although Secrteary Long has refuse to take any part in the affair what ever. There isn't much doubt but that Kentucky girl is the best authori v on the disposition of bottle of Bour- bon,
Arizona republican., 1897-12-15

zona Republican on the currency question, as iif it had just discovered that this paper was opposed to the free silver fallacy when everybody in Arizona, miners and taxpay yers'' in- cluded, knows that The Republican has for more than year denounced the free silver proposition. And then it draws a distinction between min CTS and taxpayers that might lead outsiders to believe that the miners of the territory are not on terms of intimacy with the tax collector We are very much afraid ahe Courier is getting in its dotage
Arizona republican., 1897-12-15
GALLANTRY TO WOMEN.

A Phoenix society woman was hea d
 to say that there was "a marked de-
 cadence in the chivalry displayed at
 the present day by American men
 toward American women compare1
 with the fine courtesy in times past
 The distinct lowering of the standard
 of gallantry is nod confined to Phoe- nix alone, she says, but is marked in
 other American cities. She has paid
 particular attention to the manner of mem i'm all walks of life toward
 women, whether in places of public
 amusement, the street car, store or private home and has come ito the
 conclusion that the former chivalry that emphasized the true American geEi5leman is a memory of the past. She finds that a mam gives up his
 seat in street car to woman
 grudgingly and with little show of
 grace; indicating the vacated seat
 with a spasmodic gesture of ore hand.
 and making a frantic and ofttimes ineffectual grab for hold-s,t.ap at
 the same time with the other hand. She says the pleasant smile is con- spicuous only by its absence. Men. she says, jostle and run into women. on hhe street and continue their walk without a word of excuse. In crowd ed stores it is even wo-sa than op the busy thoroughfare.
 Now, we think that ibhe woman be- fore mentioned is hitting us D. etty hard in Phoenix as no such deplor able lack of gallanary exists here. In some of our largest cities we think the woman's complaint would be ius- tifiably sustained as rot too severe. but at the same time we ask to what may this be attributed?
 Is it not possible that a certain class of womem are themselves to blame for this state of affairs? The continual iharalnguing of the women's rights women om the privileges and eminent rights Nhat should be ac- corded them has at last created an inn pression upOn the men. She wan to face. the world on an equal foot ing and an equality basis with man and it begins to look as if he were taking her in earnest. The change in the social relations of men and women where the latter have full suffrage is so marked as to cause uni versal comment. When a woman runs Tor office she is not doing it fov I fun amy more than a man does and 1 she consequently does all within her power to secure a place on the perch | of victory. Thus this change i'm so- cial relations comes as a necessary corollary of the ballot and to the continual womans rights agitation.
Arizona republican., 1897-12-15
THIS BUSY WORLD

Of the 1,500,00O inhabitants of Nev York, only 100000 are of Americaa l birth The growth of girls is gneatest ir their 18th year, of boys in thelr 17th There is only one sudden deaul among women to every eight among men,
 For every widower who marries a widow, there are eleven who espouss maidens.
 Of the 879 students i'm the Kansas university 362 are self supporting and 100 partially so.
 It has been estimated that it would take "a man 5000 years to read all the standard works.
 A British countess wishes to pro- mote a grand woman's congress to meeb i'm Paris in 1900.
 It is estimated that on an average each penny i'm circulation changes hands eleven times a week.
 The savings banks of the Dominion have on deposit $49,0O0,OO0 of the money of the people of Canada.
 British capital is pouring into Brit lsh Columbia. It is estimated that 5000, 900 pounds will be taken there by syndicates.
 Following chewing gum, the button craze has struck London. They have also just found out that toasting the crackers eaten with cheese is an im- provement.
 In a thicket i'm the upper Harz mountain granite monument has been found with the inscription: Here in the year 1747 the frs, trials were made with the cultivation of the poItato.''
 It is interesting to note that the capital value of ihe British navy at the present. time exceeds 94,0OO ,00O pounds. The first cost of the flee. which led to the downfall of Napol- con was but 10,OO0,00 pounds ster- ling The feet then comprised be- tween 480 and 490 fighting vessels.
 After January 1 the rate of postage on letters from Canada to all parts of the British empire will be three cents for one ounce. At present the rate on letters to Great Britain is five cents per half ounce, and correspond ingly higher to other and more distant parts of the empire.
Arizona republican., 1897-12-15

The Williams News ought to take a fall out of its New York correspon- dent for writing that Dr. Houghton of ~'tta little church around the corner En New York is about to ''retire' in flavor of his nephew. Dr. Houghton has beenl dead month at least. We do net direct attention to this error in captdous spirit but merely to advise the News of the deceptions frequent y practiced by New York purveyors of news" Ie.tfers
Arizona republican., 1897-12-15
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Mrs. Annie l.. Diggs has been ep pointed state libnariam of Kansas. United States Senator Mallory oi Florida has returned to Wash :ngton with health almost restored sinee his illness of last summer
 The shah of Persia has a great rev
 erence for eats. He has fifty of them emd each one has an attendant of iss own, with a special room fer meals When the shah travels, the cats g1
 along also, be.hg carried by men on horseback.
 Sir Herbert Maxwell is engaged on 1 "a memoir of the late Hon. Sir Charles Murray, formerly master of the queens household. and some time British minister at the cour.s of Per
 sia, Portugal, Saxony and Henmark k
 the intimate friend of Samuel Roger. and his set.
 The unfortunate death of Captadu B. Y. Watson im the Indian frontisa
 war IS a matter of great regret to
 those who are interested in the so..-
 ent1flc treatment of the study of in-
 sects. Captains Watson was well known to entomologists as a S 'udemt of butterflies, and his contributions to knowledge were highly esteemed A New Zealard author recently ap- piled to MT. Kipl:ng for advice and
 received the following note. win oh he says, he considered ssemooura,g-
 ing: NO mans advice is of the
 least benefit in our business. land am very busy nlan). Keep on t-y.ne till you either fail or succeed.'' Major George B. Harries, who has
 been appointed brigadier general o1 the National Guard of the D.stnics of Columbia, ito succeed the late Gen enal Alhert Ordway, is a native ut Wales, but came here when he was a boy, saw service against the Indians on the plains, and for several years
 was "a newspaper imam in Washington In view of thIe fact that the vouna
 queen of Holland will attain her ma Joraty on August 31 next, the Dutch
 newspapers have been for months full
 or discussions as to what sort of p-es-
 ent 1t would be proper to make her on
 this occasion. Some. favored a. ma tional present, others presents from each of the provinces; presents from societies, corporations, clubs and pri- vate persons have also been talked about. Queen Wilhelmina, hpweye. has just put a summary stop to the discussion by declaring that she would accept no gift of any kind.
Arizona republican., 1897-12-15

MT. Bryan is now in the hands of his Mexican friends William should keep an eye on the back of his neck as some of the senors are liable to have knife Up their sleeve.
Arizona republican., 1897-12-15

The repOrt that the western miM- tary posts are in good condition will be relassuring to all who have looked forward to the series of winter hops
Arizona republican., 1897-12-15

Over 300 American cities and towns have adopted the old feudal custom of ringing a curfew and they all seem satisfied with results.
Arizona republican., 1897-12-15

It generally takes a woman frac- tion of a second to change her mind and something like an hour to change her dress
Arizona republican., 1897-12-15

President McKinley's conservative Cuban policy is causing insomnia among the jingoist papers and politi- cal alaTmists
Arizona republican., 1897-12-15

The Prescott Courier is so slow that we despair of ever getting it in condi- tion to trot in amy but the six minute class. Here it is directing the attem- ton of the miners and taxpayers of Arizona to the position of the Ari-
Arizona republican., 1897-12-15

General Pando's version of his death fatly contradicts the state ments of the insurgents, and the gen eral is alive to the fact.