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, 1899-03-31
THROUGH CAR SERVICE

via the Union Pacific to Denver, Kan
sas City, Omaha, Chicago, st. Louis,
and other eastern cities is unexcelled
by any other line.
The equipment consists of Pullman
Palace S~leepers, Pullman Tourist
Sleepers, Chair Cars, Dining Cars, Buff
fet Smoking and Library Cars.
For time tables and full information
G. CLARK, Agent.
no IIBo
, 1899-03-31

United States 3 per cent bonds were
quoted yesterday at los. This means
that the purchaser would be compelled
to pay two and two-thirds years inter-
est IN advance. Is there another nation
with better credit than this? Pretty
strong contrast when We look back to
the 'b~ond-selling times of the Cleveland
administration.
, 1899-03-31

The present storms are causing much
uneasiness among the cattle men. Sc
we're weather in springtime causes
much loss to young calves, their moth
ers being in a weakened condition. I'm
less warm weather ONE soon, April
will e the heaviest stock loss of the
entire winter
, 1899-03-31
L. L. DOWNING,
Commercial Agent,
Salt Lake City, Utah.

For a quick remedy and one that Is
perfectly safe for children let us recon-
mend One Minute Cough Cure. It is
excellent for Group, ~hoarseness. tickling
in the throat and coughs. F. H. Eggles-
ton, druggist.
, 1899-03-31

J.. Sheer, Sedalia, Mo-, conductor on
electric street car line, writes that his
little daughter was very low with Group
and her life saved after all physicians
Cough Cure. Frank H. Eggleston.
, 1899-03-31
FRIDAY, MARCH 81, 1899.

MIR. B.. B.. Brooks of Natrona county
reports a remarkable condition upon
the ranges of his section. He says cat
tie are strong and able to Withstand the
spring storms.
, 1899-03-31

The fact that all classes of stocks are
higher and advancing shows that the
people of America take little stock in
the claims of the democrats that they
VIII elect the president in 1900.
, 1899-03-31

GIVE me a liver regulator and l can
regulate the world" said a genius. The
druggist handed him a bottle Of De-
Wits Little Early Risers, the famous
little pills. F. H. Eggleston, druggist.
, 1899-03-31

All job work entrusted to The Re-
PUBLICAN will receive prompt and care
full attention.
, 1899-03-31

Before the discovery of One Minute
Cough Cure, ministers were greatly
disturbed by coughing congregations.
, 1899-03-31
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

The eastern office of this paper is at
30 to 234 Temple Court Building, New
York City, E. Katz Advertising Agency
IN charge. where files may be seen and
Advertising contracts made.
, 1899-03-31

Old papers at The Republican office.
rs cents per hundred.
, 1899-03-31

A good house, water at the door, three
lots, good fence and barn; on First
street; clear title. Apply at this office.
, 1899-03-31
What You Want to Know
When You Want to Know It
EXPLANATION OF MARGINAL INDEX.

The ingenuity of the deMce observes spedl expLntulfr for is a patt system din.
reference The induces of each map appear upon each maps border The information
in a nutshell Th@e wonderhl phes compiled by experts and absolutely up to date ares
merely pictorial charts they are also Biographies and ga@eer combined. The ruled border
the top and bottom ~ numerals. If lines we're projected from the marginal POINTS small
would be formed by their Intersection. On the margin of each pge appears classified list
dn the principal divisions, cities, and towns inscribed upon that's special map here they are
Iaifed Alphabetically and acodng to heir commerialim Importance and promnenceS cnters Of
population.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-26
ONE OF HKNNA'S ENEMIES
DiSbarred From DraEicinq Law by a
 Cleveland Court.

Cleveland, O., Feb. 25.-,S5ate Sen ator Vernon H. Burke was today found guilty in circuit court of the specifications in the charges brought against him. Judge Caldwell read the findings of the court. AS the evidence now stands before this court" he said, i've find that Judge Dallenbaugh and Judge Vernon H. Burke were jointly attorneys Of Nettie E. Manning during the acts complained of in the first specifcat on. We previously found Chat Judge Daltantaug1 did re- Ceive S1.1O0, one-thiz.d of the fees paid in the Manning case, and the weight of evidence showed that DelIenbaugh par ticipated in the management of the Manning case up to the time of the di- vision o1 the fees. We find Burke guilty op botn scecifcotions and our judgment 7s that he be diz3arred.'' 2
 Until year CT two ago Dallenbaugh and Burke were the closest personal friends Wnen Hon. II. A. Hanna be- gan his campaign for the United States senate Judge Dellcnbaugh became one of his most active supporters. Burke, g. member of the Ohio senate, was the leader of the ant-Hanna movement This. re- sulted in bitter quarrel between Dellentaugh and Burke. Eventually sensational rUmora wee circulated concern -ng Judge DeHcnt taugh.
 Burke openly asserted tha5 he knew en0Joh t.7 drt7zy 0plla0bargh from the bench; that he had divided fees with him in a case which had been tried be- fore Judge Dellenbaughe as judge. DeIlenbaugh denied the charges in open court and asked the Cleveland Bar association to investigate them. This was done with the result that beth Burke and Dallenb2ugh were brought before the circuit court ill disbarment proceedings.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-26
THEY NOW HOLDCEBU
Capitol of Thai island in
 American Possession.
General Rios Attempts 10 Create q Scare Over inc Situation Of inc SpaniardS in Manila-whY inc Oregon Was Asked For.

Washington, Feb 25.-In view of the apparent disparity between Admisal pewey's report Of the sailing of the Petrel from Manila for CeDu, and Gen eraI Otis announcement of the sur render of that city t3 the naval forces which had taken quiet possession,' '' further inquiry was made by the navy department today and i5 was learned that Admiral Dewey had been mis- quoted and that what he had reported W-s that the PeTel had received the surrender Of Cebu-
 The war deparmen5 reports say that the island of Cebu is the most i'm partant province of the Visayas group, it's area being 1000 square miles. and it's population more than half a mil lion. Under the Spanish regime the capital was a city of considerable com meccial and political importance.
 The admiral made no mention Of any thing save the Pc5rel in this morn ing's advice, so the officials here are convinced that nothing of importance at Manila las happened over night
Arizona republican., 1899-02-26
CUBAN SANITARY REPORTS
Deafh RaIe Greatly Decreased in Ha-
 Vana and Santiago.

Washington, Feb. 25-Suree Il Gen eral Wyman has just receiyeI most encouraging reports on santa y con ditions in Havana and Santiago. Nor tality has decreased to a rate which has not been known before in two years. From Havana Inspector Brun- ner sends the following:
 Two weeks have elapsed since a death from yellow fever was record ed, and I do not know that there is case now existing in the city. The mortality has steadily decreased for the past few weeks until it makes the present weeks death rate the lowest for over q year, possibly for ovsr two years Under the present conditions it cannot go much lower before it again rises. The decreasel death rate is due to the presence of Americans and food to a large extent. but the diminution of material must enter largely into the increasing death rate"
 Inspector Cammero at Santiago writes:
 T have the honor to inform you that no deaths from either infectious or contagious diseases have been re- ported during the week. The total number of deaths has been fifty four, of which ten were from tuberculosis; malarial levers, five, and the rsst from different diseases cf/ non-ccntagious character. Our sanitary oonditicn is improving daily, as shown by the az companying mortality table. Both the civil and military hospitals gre BOW in splendid sanitary condition, and perfectly attended. T1e plbI1cnow pays more attention to hygiane, and streets and houses are kept clean. Where disinfection is reeded it is i1- mediateIy practiced."
Arizona republican., 1899-02-26
TO REMOVE CHAMBERS
German Government Thinks He is all improper Person af Samoa.

Berlin. Feb. 25.-Tne United States Ambassador, MT. Andrew D. White, has had several protracted conferences this week with Baron Won Richtofen, under secretary of the foreign office, on the subject of the recent troubles in Samoa, and has received number of documents in support of Germany 5 view of the situation. The interviews were of the most friendly character.
 An official in behalf Of Baron Von Bulow, the German minister of for eign affairs, tells the correspondent of the Associated Press here that tha German ambassador at Washington pr. Won Holleben, has represented to the United States, informally and in 2 friendly manner, the advisability of recalling William Chambers, the chief justice of Samoa.
 The German government is Of the opinion that MT Chambers, since the publication of the letter to his brother, which appeared in the newspapers ot the United States, is an Improper per son to represent the three govern ments of Samoa" It is further said that he was put there in order to rep resent the protecting powers and for him to criticise one Of these powers, Makes him manifestly unfit to serve any longer in his present capacity"
Arizona republican., 1899-02-26
REEDS NEW CANNL HOVE
Thrs ats 10 KiI Inc RtvSr ana Harbor
 Bill With inc Nicaragua Rider.

Washington, Feb. 25.-Sp psaker RCe l has adopted new tactics in his efforts to accomplish the defeat of tte Nic- aragua canal project It was pointed out in the Star vest erdsy that an amendment to the river and harbor bill the canal bill has a chance of passing the house, but now the speaker is threatening to kill the 1ive' and harbor measure if mem bers who are interested in it Go not vote against the Nicaraeua amendment.
 Moreover, he is seeking to have created throughout the country the impression that the riv5r and harbc r bill has been seriously endangered by tie canal r.der, and thas Jnless the lat ter is stricken off, TO acprO pria n5 will be made for internal waterway improvements. The en tire country is concerned in such improvements and MT. Reed is endeavorlng to alarm the commercial interests to a point, where they will appeal to their re 5re tive representatives to drop the canal pro feet in order to obtain the appropIia- tions necessary to insure the further ance of domestic liver and harbor work. The speakers scheme i1 characteristically shrewd, but it F transparent to the advocates of the interoceanic waterway.
 Representative Burton of Chic. chairman of the house committee on rivers /and harboTs, said this evericg that he was f arfuI the oil as ane ended
 by the senate would not go thr5ugn. MT Burton's unoasiness, however, i5
 not due to the attachment cf the Mic
 araeua rider, but 10 the fact that thu addition of other amendments really swell the grand aggregate apFrop112-
 tion to nearly 70 miIlicn dollars, in- stead of to 42 million dollars.
 There are several ether large a pro-
 priations for purposes of which the house disapproved and it is these that caused Mr. Burton to fesr fer the fate of the bill, rather than the Nica:a agua
 amendment. The senate made among
 other things, appropriations for the construction of reservoirs in the arid states of the far west fer irrigation purposes.
 There are members of both houses of congress, however, who take a mo- e hopeful view Of the situation than does
 MT. Burton, ard they predict that 0 river and haIbor bill will get through
 in some form with probably many cf the largest additions eliminated. MT,
 Reed, however, is taking advantage ot
 this situation to carry out his desig g 1 against the Nicaragua canal.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-26
nEMocRArs TO cArcrs.

Washington, Feb. 2o.-A caucus of the democratic menlseTs of the house, has Teen called for o'clock next Fri day evening for consideration Of the attitude Of tho party on the Philip pines. The call WAS issued today by Representative Richardson of Ten nessee, chairman Of the caucus com nlitaee, who had received a request signed by forty democratic membe-s requesting a caucus. A plan of action f-3 been outlined and t is expected tha5 a resolution will te adclc!ed against the permanent acquisition of the Phil pc.nes.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-26
GORMAN OPPOSES IT
Will NOf Stand for COmDrO.
 mise Krmy Bill.
Assisted by inc Wordy Man From Nebraska inc MarYIand Senator Resumes His Obstruction TrCfiCS. House Democrats 10 Caucus.

Washington, Feb. 25.-After two hours devoted to consideration of bills cr the calendar today the aanltc at l o'clock began consideration of the mpT1mise army organization bill. Untl @ short lime before the measure was taken up il was supposed it would Ee passed today WithcIt seI.oIs diff cuIty, but when 1t was learned by some of the senators that the bill provided fer 9 permanent increase in the stand ing army objections were heard and it became evident that the measure would have to run a gauntlet of sharp criti- c.sm
 Mr. German, democrat of Maryland, declared thas no authorization of a permanent increase in the army should be given. Speeches in support of the bill were delivered by Mr. HawIey of Connecticut, BTr. C-ckreH of Missouri. MT Garter Of NIont-na and Smith of New Jersey, and agains. i. by Mr. Cor man ct Maryland and NJ Allen of Ne br2ska. The speeches of AIezsrs Ger man, Carter and C-cllreu were no- table utterances. No agreement to vote on ,he bill had been rclchad when the senate adjourned
 M. CockreU explained the increases made by the compromise bill. The artillery increase was essential and therefore jua.ifabIe. He said the per n,anent increase for the entire army would amount to l-,tle over 10000, giving a standing army cf about 3S,OO9 after July, 1901. Mr. Coclzren de- tended the increase in the staff as nee essaIy in connection wa,h the gane-aI increase of members in the army.
 The committee on privileges and elections decided there was no case made in the protest againao seating Senator Hanna of Ohio, and ordered that such a report be made to the sen ate
Arizona republican., 1899-02-26
IN THE HOUSE.

Washington, Feb. 25.- The house continued work on the amy aE5ro- E. i2tion bill today but failed to com plete it. Considerable aniI-s-!,y was developed during the de5ate and there were sharp passages between MT. Gros- venor and MT. Cannon On the one hand, and GIassrs. Simpson of I1an-as and Cochran of Missouri on the other Fir. Hay, democrat of Vi. gina, rank ing mine ity member cf the committee, also. criticized the amount carried by the b.Il, which, he said, was plainly sufficient b maintain an army of t00,- GOO men.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-26
ANOTHER ENDOWMENT
P. D. Armour Gives Libe-aily to the
 Armour Institute

Chicago. Feb. 25.-P. D. Arm-ur has made an endowment Of S750,C00 U Armour institute making a total of $2,250,000 which he has given to this institution.
 The endowment is made up Of resi- dence property. Under the terms of the gift, the institute will receive the rents from all of this property, which run from $75,000 to $85,00O a year.
 The increased revenue will be Ge- voted to further developing the instL- tute of technology along the Inc which Dr. Gunsaulus, the president. has had in mind and to the establish ment of a school of civil engineering in which he is particularly interested
Arizona republican., 1899-02-26
eosted her and made sn ms 1t 'ng re-

costed her and made sn insIit'ng re- mark to her.
 A young man named Leslie Living stone happened along about that time and went to the rescue Of the little girl He beat Pagett up with his fists and made him surrender at the roint of a revolver. The prisoner was turre1 over to Officer Jeff Nolan and Q charge of disorderly conduct was placed against him. Livingstone appeared in court to testify against Padgstt and was complimented by Judge Buynham for his gaIlantry.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-26
THE FILIPINO CUR FEW.

Manila, Feb. 9, 2: 35 p. m.-Tha mil itary police have raided several sus- pected houses in various districts, cap turing small bodies of twenty or thirty persons in each place. This and the o'clock ordinance is effectuaIly dis polling the fears of the threatened out break of the natives, who do nc. dare singly or collectively, to appear on the streets after dark. The feeling in the city has decidedly improved.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-26
WHAT DEWEY MEANT.
He Wants -he. Oregon for the Educa-
 ton of the Filipincs

Washington, Feb. 25.-T1e dispatch from Admiral Dewey speaking of po- litical reasons for sending the Oregon tC Manila at once is still q subject Of general discussion here. But apDar- ertly the administration is satisfied that 1t understands exactly what the admiral meant when he used the term, for political reasons" fer it was stated positively at the navy depart ment today that 10 inquiry had been addressed to the admiral on the sub jeut and he would net be called on for a further explanation.
 The idea is that 8 big ship is re- garded as necessary to impress the Filipincs, not only of Luzon, but those on the ether islands Of the group, with the veswhelming power of the United States navy, for, 1t is said at the de- pertinent, in the dense ignorance in which these people live. they can be impressed only by personal cbserTa- ton.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-26
THREE MEN KILLED.
Two Lose Their Lives in Attempting to
 Rescue the Other.

San Jose, Cal, Feb. 25.-An acei- dent occurred at the Lien ranch near San Martin, seven miles from GiIroy, this afternoon, wlich resulted in the death of Patrick Daiy, jim Fitzgerald
 and George A1entley. The men were en- gagged ir excavating 6 ditch when the earth caved i'll. One of the men was barled alive and in attempting to res cue him the other two were caught in d second landslide and were also killed.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-26
THE STOCK WENT BEGGING.

East Liverpool. O., Fao. 25.-The western ear5henWare manufacturers have almost abandoned faaUh in the pottery project Subscriptions of the stock in the American Pottaries con- pany were announced to close in New York on Tuesday last. Since then net 9 word has been received from the peo- pie who undertook to float the stock. It is stated that of 27,000,000 stock only S6,G00,000 has been taken.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-26
SANTIAGO'S NEW CLUB.
t is Composed of All Nationalities
 and Called the Cosmopolitan.

Santiago de Cuba, Feb. 25.-The pro pOsal to amalgamate and reOrganiz0 the old Circle Espanol and Anglo American club, has at last been car ried into effect. The new club is called the Cosmopolitan Club. The member ship is composed of thirty Americans, twenty Englishmen, thirty-thrse Spaniards, twenty-two Gubans and a few of other nationalfties.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-26

eral Brooke, and the others, with the exception of one aide de camp for General Gomez and Major Kennon for General Brooke, withdrew. The con- ference lasted an hour and a half Gomez said nothing to indicate that he does not adhere to the agreement ar rived at with Mir. Robert P. Porter for the payment and disarmament of the Cuban troops.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-26
COLOR LINE IN HAVANH
Cafe proprietorS Refuse 10 Serve
 Eeqroes-Trooa After Bandits

Havana, Feb. 25.-A body of Cuban troops, under command of Colonel Garcia Canizares. has been dispatched to San Jose de los Ramos, province Of Matanzas, to capture a band Of sixty bandits who are reported to te at that place. These brigands are said to b2 old Spanish guerrillas.
 A heap of human bcne5 was disc5v- cred yesterday during the pro grsss Cf the excavations at the custom house. This building was at one t-me the Convent of San Francisco, and it is be- Iieved that the bones are those CT monks.
 Erivates Timothy Sullivan and Fra T. cis Reilly have each been sentence to one years imprisonment for theft.
 General Brook and General Ludlow had a conference today concerning the conflicts between negroes and whites in the cafes.
 The American cafe keepers refuse to seve colored visitors, and trouble IS bound to occur if some agreeIent is not reached on the subject.
 SenOf Mora, the civil governor of Havana, is desirous Of satisfying the colored Cuban officers, who are suffer- CTS from the attitude of the Americans.
 The celebrated Cuban negro general, Quintin Banderas, arrived here today from Santiago. He says that the Gu ban army in that province is being rapidly disbanded, and that the men are going to work. He is enthusiastic in praise of General Leonard Wood, the military governor cf Santiago FCOTPAD'S SEVERE SENTENCE
 San Francisco, Feb. George Began, footpad. was sentenced to serve twenty years in Folsom stat9 prison by Judge ,Lawler today.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-26
SHORT IN HIS ACCOUNTS.
And Now the Books Are Lost Accord
 ing to Dougherty's Statement.

San Francisco, Feb. 25.-John Dougherty, ex-treasurer of the Marine Firemen's Union, is under arrest for embezzlement of s17O0O of the Union s funds. He declares that the charges made against him are Sroundless and that he never took a cent of the money of the association. The books kept bY Dougherty during his term of office cannot be found ard he claims to lave lost them.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-26
DEATH OF BARON REUTER-.

Nice, Feb 25.-Baron Paul Julius de Reuter-, director and founder Of Reu- ter's Telegraph company, is dead aged S4 years
Arizona republican., 1899-02-26
MORD FROM OTIS.

Washington, Feb. 25.-T'he war de- partment today received the following:
 Manila, Feb 25. ''Adjutant- General, Washington;
 Tho condition of affairs is quiet and progressing favora5ly throughout. Anx-ety is net to be felt in regard to. the situation. 1 will send a small body Of trcor5 to Cobu, where the navy took quiet possession. OTIS.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-26
IDENTIFIED JAMES.

Kansas City, Mo, Feb. 25.-A most positive identification Of Jesse James, as one of the Leeds train robbers was made in the court room today by Wm. J. Smith of Stokesberry, Mo-, who was a passenger on the Missouri Pacific train the night it was held up.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-26
A SUSQUEEANNA GORGE.

Lancaster, Pa, Feb 25.-A big gorge in the SusquehaEna river at Turkey Hill is still intact and the ice is packed tightly from there to Colbia dam, a distance Of six miles. There are two ether gorges. The tracks of the rail- read are buried deep beneath snow and ice at many points, The situation is sariouS
Arizona republican., 1899-02-26
RIGS RAISES A SCARE.

Madrid, Feb. 25.-GeneTaI Rios, who commanded the Spanish troops in the Philippines, cables from Manila that the position of the Spaniards there is '.becoming very insecure, owing to the movements of the insurgents of the town
Arizona republican., 1899-02-26
MAN IN THE RIGHT PLACE.
Severely Whips 9 KGnsas City In
 sUltcr of a Little Girl.

Kansas City, Mo, Feb. 25.-J. N. Pagett appeared in police court ycsteF- day morning with pair Of bIackeaed optics and paid fine of S for diso1- derly conduct. Pagett insultcd lit tie girl on the streets and pursued her into A. Bruenert's drug store, at Four teenth and Grand avenue. Wh=n she left the drug store Padgett again ac-
Arizona republican., 1899-02-26
ISLANDS SWEPT BY HURRICANE

Kingston, Jamaica, Feb. 25.-Tha Caynan Islands situated 150 miles from here were swept by a terrible storm on February 13 and "A, which devastat-d d the country districts, destroyed local shipping and caused several fatalities and general suffering among the poor islanders.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-26

10 means a smart club man like Felix Faure. but it is not a crne fir the president of Q republic to lack royal presence. After all, is not tie rigid simplicity Of Lcub=t's pe. son in s.rict keeping with the simpl;c ty of true republic? Who cares, for irstance. how President Mckinley dresses?''
Arizona republican., 1899-02-26
GOMEZ AND BROOKE.
4 Conference at Havana Yesterday
 Morning.

Havana, Feb. 25.-General AIaximo Gomez, accompanied by twenty-five aides de camp. called upon General Brooke at his residence at Vadido at 10 o'clock this morning. He was re- ceived by Governors General Brooke, General Chaffee, chief of staff, Major Kennon and Captain Page. Gomez re- quested 8 private interview with Gen