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Notice to Stockholders.

The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Arizona & South Eastern Railroad c., for tho elecsion of directors, and for tho transa,tiol Of such uther business as nay Le properly brought before the meeting. will be held ut the ofiice of tha Company, No. a9 John atr; ct, in the City of New York, O., Monday, July srd, 1890. at o'clock p. n.
 GEORGE HOFFMAN,
 Secretary.
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LOST-The metallic cap off the hub of hack wheel. Finder will be rewarded by returning the same to Palace Livery stables. ml6 If
 Library lamps and stand lamps just received at BE. Graham's,
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J, D. Bridge, editor and proprietor oi the Democrat, Lancaster, x. II. say |: "l would not be without One Minute Cough Cure for my boy, when troubled with cough or cold. It Is the best remedy for crodpI ever uscd," Copper Queen Mining Co.
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Wall PanGr.

Our line of wall paper IS the very latest, being designs of 1898.
 AUGUST JoERs
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FOR SALE-A large refrigerator and ice box. Capacity ot ice box one ton. Good condition. Apply at or address this office for price. ml7tf
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FOR SALE-A P room house. Terms reasonable. Also one S-room house with adobe walls with 65 foot lot. Apply at this office.
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FOR SALE-Restauraat, with range, cooking utensils, fixtures and al necessary appliances. Terms reasonable. Apply to $. K. Williams J. r,
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WANTED-Experienced machine drill men at the Duqueslo laino, Washington camp. Address Duluesne Mining and Reduction Company, Washington, Arizona. til
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FOUND-A lady's black capc with fur trimmings. Owner can have same by calling at this office and paying for this notice.
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FOR SALE-Ons-third interest in good business house on Main street. For further particulars apply nt this office. ul9tf
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WANTED TO PURCHASE--Four good driv- ng teams. Must hc well Lrokc. Good for aGdle horses. Al ply to 0. k. Stables. utitf
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FOR ShLE-Thc o K Harness Shop busi- ness stock and fixtures. Will re t room for same. Apply to E. F. Graham 6 Co. J2tf
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FOE SALE--Oua medium heavy set double harness complete, also one heavy set chain harness withou. collars: Both sets have breeding and in first class shape. Apply to the Old Reliable Transfer. J5tf
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WANT COLUMN.
Room ? Bessemer Hotel.

WANTRD-A woman 'o do chamber work and cleaning. Apply at he Norton House.
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Would Not Suffer So Again for Fifty
 Times It's Price.
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LYNCHING IN ALASKA.
saloonkeeper. Recanse of His Utter
Las,ieasness. Is summariiy Dealt
with by n Mob.

Vancouver, B. c., Jan. 5.-The steam-
er Rosaiie has arrived from the north
with 100 passengers. all from Dawson.
The party made the trip in II days.
The steamer had $4,000 in gold dust
on board. The passengers bring news
of sensational lynching which took
place at Eagle City. Alaska, on De-
cember IL.
Jack jolly, saloonkeeper and gam
bier, had collected gang of toughs
around him and was terrorizing the
mining camps. He was waited on by
vigilance committee of 12 determined
men and ordered to leave town. He
refused and the next day the vigilantes
hanged him to the limb of tree. The
toughs and gamblers who had made his
place their headquarters Immediately
left town.
On the day the steamer left Dawson
Myrtle Brocee, variety actress, com
mitted suicide by shooting herself in
the head. She was native of Lindsay,
Canada.
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A PROTEST.
Presented in Senate Against Biil IL
Pension Confederate Soldiers.


Washington, Jan. $. In the alb
sence of the vice president. on account
of illness, Senator Frye (Me0 was pres
ident pro tenn. at the opening of Thurs
days session of the senate.
Senator Berry (dem.. Ark.) presented
protest from the j. Ed Murray camp
of United Confederate Veterans of
Arkansas against The adoption If the
proposed amendment Of Senator butler
(pop.. n. C.) to the pension appropria-
tion bill providing for the payment of
pensions to confederate soldiers
Senator Berry said the members of
the camp declared it nnwise to adopt
such proposition. They say. said Sen
ator Gerry, that they have provided for
themselves and their families for more
than generation and they regard sucn
a proposition as that of Senator Butler
as ''ungracious."
Senator Hoar (Mass) gave notice
that on next Monday he would address
the senate on the resolution offered by
Senator Vest (Mo.). relating to the ac.
QUESTION of foreign territory by the
United States. his address being reply
to that delivered by Senator Platt
(Conn.) just before the holiday recess
Senator Caffery Na.) announced
that he would address the senate Fri
day on the resolution offered by Sena-
tor Vest.
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The cancus was entirely formal affair.
there being no opposition. and TIE re-
publicans having majority of 90 on
joint ballot in the legislature. The roll
was called to allow all to be recorded,
resulting in 127 votes for Senator Da-
Wis.
ST. Paul, Mimi, Jan. Sin the legis-
lature Thursday Representative Marin
introduced a joint resolution for con-
stitutional amendment providing for
the initiative and referendum. Mr..
Fosnes introduced bill for electrocu-
ton in the state prison for capital
crimes. Mr.. Hennessy presented res
olutions protesting against the pardon
by the president of the Pillager Indi-
ans who participated in the Leech Lake
Indian outbreak, where Maj. Wilkinson
and six United States soldiers were
killed. No action was taken on the
resolution. A bill for the election Of
a railroad commission was presented
by MIR. Torsen. The usual S15000O APP
preparation bill was passed to provide
for legislative expenses.
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THEY GIVE GENEROUSLY.
Three Wealthy Men Donate Land and
Cash to Chicago University
Amounting to $403.UOO.

Chicago, Jan. 5.-President Harper,
of the Chicago university announced
Wednesday tight at the twenty-seventh
convocation of the university tha, gifts
aggregating s4o3.ooo had been made to
the institution Martin A. Ryerson,
president of the board of trustees has
donated tract of land adjoining that
now occupied by the university The
value of this is $4,000 John D. Rookie
feller has promised to duplicate this
gift in cash, thus making S6s,o0o Mar
shall Field, of this city gave tract of
land adjoining that given by Mr. Ryer-
son, and which has been used by the
university as an athletic field. The
value of this land is estimated al $135,-
600 Mr.. Rockefeller agreed tha, when
this was given TO the school be would
give 100000 for the building of gym
nasium and equipment of the athletic
grounds. The university has therefore
received 100000 in land value, and will
now receive from Mr.. Rockefeller $685.
600 in cash
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An Amusing Biun,ier.

Cincinnati, Jan. 5.-An amusing blum
der was made by the police in the ar
rest of United States District Attorney
William E. Bundy. The mistake was
not discovered until the police arrived
with their victim al the station, when
the joke turned embarassingly on the
arresting officers. The city has been
infested with crooks, the police are
doubly diligent, and Col. Bundy was
pointed out to the officer as bad man.
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Hospital Not Nearly Ready,

Savannah, Ca, Jan. 5.-Surgeon Gen.
G. Nj. Sternberg, of the army, is here
for the purpose of inspecting the army
hospital, now in course of construc-
ton at Savannah. He said this hospital
would be for winter use only, that sick
soldiers will be sent here from Cuba up
to about April 1, and that after that
time they will be sent further north.
Gen. Sternberg was very much dis
pleased with the progress of the work,
the hospital not being anywhere near
completion.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-01-06
ohio Miners In Convention.

Columbus, o.. Jan. 5.-The tenth an
nual convention of district six. of the
United Mine Workers of America, in
cluding, all of the state of Ohio, con-
yened in the Trades Assembly hall here
at nine o'clock Thursday morning. All
sections of the state are represented.
All indications point to the reelection
of these officers: President, w. e..
Farms. of New Straitsville; vice pres
idents. E. S. Mccullough, Weilston; sec
retary-treasurer, I. L. Lewis. Bridge
port. The convention will ontinue un-
til Saturday.
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Crews OF sunken ship. Landed.

Falmouth, England, Jan. 5.-The
pilot cutter has landed here the cap
tain and 13 of the crew of the Brit
ish steamer Rosshire. from Cardiff for
ST. Nazaire, and the captain and 12
of the crew of the French steamer
Duguesclin. from Rouen for Swansea.
The latter sank Immediately after
collision with the Rosshire which oc-
CURED Wednesday morning off Treyose
Head. The Rosshire was abandoned in
"A sinking condition. Eleven of the
crew OF the Duguesclin were drowned
and one member of the crew of the
Rosshire was drowned
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ANOTHER CIRCUIT JUDGE.
Bill for an Addition to the Sixth
Judicial Circuit Offered in
the House.
THE BUSINESS OF CIRCUIT is EXCESSIVE.
In the Senate Protest Is Presented
from Confederate Veterans of AR
kansas Against Bill of senator But
Ter. of North Carolina, to Pension
the Confederate soldicrs.

Washington, Jam 5.-Undsr special
order adopted before the holiday re-
cess the house devoted Thursday TO
the consideration of bills presented by
the committee on judiciary.
The bills We're first considered in
committee of the whole. The first bill
called up was that to create an addi-
tional circuit judge in the Sixth judi
cial circuit. Ii is this iudgeship with
which rnmor has connected the name
of eN-Secretary OF State William r..
Day. Mr.. Henderson (rep., Ia.), chair
man of the Judiciary committee, SAID
that there were 7,1OS cases pending in
this district. The business of the cir
cult was excessive, he said. and the
judges of the circuit earnestly ia
yored it.
Mr.. Nom (dem.. Tenn.) opposed the
bill, contending that the situation in
the circuit did not warrant the crea-
ton of another circuit judge. The bill
was supported by Mr.. BromweH {rep.,
o.. Underwood (dem., Ala.) and w. A.
Smith (rep., Mich.). IT was laid aside
with favorable recommendation.
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AguinaIlo Goes to uoiIo.


! Paris, Jan. 5.-An Official telegram
received by the Filipino junta here
dated Manila, January 4, says that
Aguinaldo has gone to Iloilo, at the
request of the insurgents there, to
place himself ait their head. with the
view of their possible fighting with the
Americans.
New Filipino Cabinet.
The dispatch also gives list If the
members of the new Filipino cabinet.
with facts as TO their antecedents The
following have accepted office:
President of the cabinet and minister of
foreign affairs, Mabini.
Minister of the interior Teedoro Sanc.ico
civil engineer, educated in England and
Belgium. and taken TO Manila from Hong
Kong by Rear Admiral Dewey.
Minister of war, Gen. BaIdomerc Agui-
naldo. a cousin of Aguinaldo. the president
or the so-called Finpino government, Ind
leader of the inSurrection from the be-
ginning He is desc ribed az d ial sc land
owner of Cavite.
Minister of finance, Gen. Trias. a close
ally of Aguinaldo
Minister of public works. Gregorlco Con-
zasa, a lawyer, until recently the Filipino
agent at Hong-kong and formerly Spanish
, attorney genera in the Vsayas.
10 Resist American Occupation.
The cabinet is described as ONO
genous, every member being pledged,
according TO these advices, to resist the
American military occupation Ct the
Philippines.
member of the Filipino junta here
explains that Aguinaldo did not run
away. but left Manila for the noun
famous region behind Cavite, in order
TO make secret arrangements fer his
voyage to Ilolo."
The Filipino who furnishes this in
formation also categorically and spe-
citically asserts that the latest tele-
graphic advices declare that if the
Americans insist upon the occupation
of the principal cities by the American
troops the whole Filipinos will resist
by force of arms.
Senior Tuason, who has been appoint
ed Filipino agent at Paris and London,
is expected to arrive here shortly.
The members of the junta assert that
the new cabinet will bring forward the
most energetic policy
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AMMUNITION ExPLoDEs.
Two Men ana u Woman Are Blown to
Pieces ana Seven Children mr..
Fatally Inquired at Mntanxas.

Havana, Jan. 1.-Two men and one
woman were killed and seven children
fatally wounded by a terrific explosion
cf Mauser ammunition at Matanzas
Wednesday afternoon. The disaster is
almost exactly like that which hor-
riiied Havana three weeks ago. Fifty
men, women and children were unload
ing Remington and Mauser cartridges
in the ragyard of Louis Alum, who has
been buying ammunition for the de-
parting Spanish soldiers. Thirty thou
sand cartridges had been emptied and
the powder dumped into open boxes
when Pho Moue, 10 years old, while
knocking the powder out OF Mauser
Shell, exploded the cap and set off The
loose powder before him. Three ex-
plosions followed in quick succession.
killing or frightfully manning all who
We're in the fatal circle.
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To Seek srani.h prisoners,

Madrid, Jan. 5.-The government has
telegraphed to the Spanish naval COM
mander at Manila to send two gunboats
to Balabac. one of the philippine IS
lands, situated 30 miles south of Pala-
wan, to seek the Spanish prisoners.
The government has also requested
Gen. Rios to take further steps to OBJ
tain the release of the Spanish prison
ers and to remind the rebels that the
Spanish government will release the
deposed Filipinos.
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MAY Remain at iacon.

Macon, Ca, Jan. 5. - Gen. James II.
Wilson, who has been commanding the
First corps and who was ordered to de-
part Wednesday for Cuba, is still here,
having received an order countermand-
ing his previous instructions. No or
ders have come in regard to the NOV.
ing of the troops and the men are be-
ginning to think they will remaiA here
all winter.
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Told where He Put diamonds.

Joliet, ILL.,, Jan. 5.-Joliet society was
convulsed two years ago over the steal
ing of $4,000 worth of diamonds from
Mrs. Swinbank Williams, guest of the
Hotel Monroe. Sidney B. Davis. guest,
was arrested and convicted on circum-
stantial evidence. He was sent to
Joliet penitentiary February 23, 1897.
Thursday he confessed to Warden Nc
Clanghrey, locating the diamonds in
the block corner Chicago and Jefferson
streets. The diamonds were found
where Davis had placed them two years
ago in plain sight of those who used
the closet
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Actres. Dead.

New York, Jan. 5.-Airs. Charles Mat
thews, the actress, whose death is an
nounced in a dispatch from London,
was born in this city and made her
debut under the name of Lizzie Weston
at the American theater in New Or
leans September 10, 1S49. She was
married to +. II. Davenport, from
whom she was divorced February IS,
1856, and the next day following she
was married in Jersey City to Charles
Matthews. .Jr., who was starring in this
country. She retired from the stage
some wears ago.
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VIII Sail January IL.

New York, Jan. St is thought the
troops that are to be sent from this
port to Manila on board the transports
Mohawk and Mobile will sail about
January II. The troops selected To go
are the Fourth infantry, from Fort
Sheridan, Chicago; the Twelfth in
fantry. from Jefferson barracks, Mis-
souri,, and the Seventeenth infantry,
from Columbus barracks. Columbus.
o. They will go by the way of the
Suez canal and will be commanded by
Gen. Eawton.
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self. After the nomination the senator
and his late opponent. Albert Pack, Of
Alpena. came to the capitol together.
which ELECTED great enthusiasm from
the legislators. Both addressed the
caucus. AS the republicans have large
majority on joint ballot the reelection
of Senator Burrows is assured.
Springfield, H.. Jan. 5.-The two
houses decided Thursday to adjourn
over to next Tuesday at five o'clock.
There will be no business of impor-
tance to be estransacted until the COM
mittees are appointed and the next week
or ten days will be devoted 10 the maxi
ing up of the committees. The two
houses met in jo ut session Thursday
morning and canyassed the vote for
state officers, mere formality.
jefferson City, Mo-. Jan. 5.-The
house and senate completed their
permanent organizations Thursday.
In the senate the republicans had no
candidates and they voted for the dem
ocratic nominees. w. j. McClintic,
Marion county, was elected president
pro tenn, and Cornelius Roach, Jasper
county, secretary. William j. Ward.
Stoddard county, was elected speaker
of the house, with Maj. Henry A. New
man as chief clerk. All the other DEM
ocratic caucus nominees were also
elected.
ST. Paul. Mimi, Jan. 5.-The repub-
lican members of the two houses met
in caucus Wednesday night to nomi-
nate successor to United States Sena-
tor Cushman K. Davis. chairman Of the
senate foreign relations committee and
American peace commissioner at Paris.
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Troops Relieved,

Pana, ILL.,. Jan. 5.-Company c, Fifth
infantry, of 60 men under Lieut..
Headenberger. were notified by Adjt.
Gen. Reece 10 report Immediately at
Springfield. They have done 60 days
riot duty here on account of the min
ers' strike. Company l., of Peoria. have
been ordered here to relieve company
G. They number IS men, and it is un-
derstood they will remain all winter.
This makes Il total of $50 soldiers on
duty in Pana in command of Col.
Frank Wells. of Decatur.
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Exposition Mt SAN Francl.co.

San Francisco, Jan. 5.-At meet
ing of citizens il was decided to hold
an international exposition in San
francisco in 1901, opening in June. APP
will be asked for from the
city, state and nation. 1t is expected
TO lay the corner stone of the admins
trailon building on September 0. 1900.
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win DO Missionary VorIs.

Warren, O., Jan. 5.-Rev. A. A. Abb
bott, rector of Christ church of this
place, has rendered his resignation. 10
take effect April 3, and accepted the
position of general missionary and
archdeacon of the Episcopal diocese of
Ohio. offered by Bishop Leonard Rev.
Abbott will have headquarters in
Cleveland. He succeeds Archdeacon
Brown. who recently became bishop of
Arkansas.
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perisheh Despite Effort. to Save Him

San Francisco, Jan. 5.-William Wir-
Ian, second mate of the ship Spartan,
which has arrived from Clallam bay,
was drowned on December % under
peculiar circumstances. The vessel
was in tow of the tug Wanderer. which
was we'll ont in the Straits OF Fuca
when Wirlan accidentally fell from the
forecastle head. The man at the wheel
threw rope which was grasped by
Wirlan. who was then dragged along
with the vessel at rapid rate. 1t was
dark and every effort 10 signal the tug
or cut loose the steel hawser failed.
Finally the unfortunate man lost his
grasp on the rope and was seen no
~. lla
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A voLUMINoUS DOCUMENT.
Gov. Pinsree Delivers Els Message
to the Neutrality-suspicious. with
Taxation Reforms.

Lansing, Mich. Jan. 5.-Gov. Pingree
Thursday read his message to joint
session of the legislature. 1t is q
voluminous document of about $4,000
words and deals with all the governors
proposed taxation reforms, declares
against expansion and inyeighs at great
length against trusts and corporations.
Senator j. c. Burrows was nnani-
mously nominated Wednesday night by
the republican caucus to succeed him
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No Passengers Injured.

Kansas City, Mo-, Jan. 5.-According
10 the statement from the Office of the
Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis
railroad in this city, none of the pas
sengers on the west-bound train
wrecked at Thayer, Mo-, were in
jured and Engineer Ed Daugherty, of
Springfield. Mo-, and his fireman were
but slightly hurt The wreck was
caused by the engine striking spike
placed on the rail. The passenger
COACHES did not leave the track.
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The Ernir Escaped.

London, Jan. 5.-Particulars regard
ing the recent battle on the Blue Nile
have been received in dispatch from
Cairo to the Exchange Telegraph com
pany. Col. Lewis, il appears, when lie
routed llmir Fedil. the last remaining
formidable dervish chief. killed 500 OF
his followers and made many prisoners.
The emir' however. succeeded in es-
Gaping.
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severe weutner In Alaska.

Vancouver, b. G., Jan. 5.-Advices re-
ceiyed from Alaska say very severe
weather has been experienced on the
pass. Lake Bennett has at last begun
TO freeze over. The White Pass rail-
way, which is now being built in Can
adian territory, has commenced on its
last tunnel
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Vallejo, Cal. Jan. 5.-Ninety men
have been discharged from the steam
engineering department al Mare is
land. Reductions in the forces en-
ployed in other departments will be
made during the week. 1t is stated that
about 400 hands will be discharged al
together.
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Passed n Comfortable Night.

Washington. Jan. 5. = Representa-
tive Dingley rested comfortably during
the night and in the morning showed
no material change over the day be-
fore His fever remains abou. sta
tionary.
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Look to Government for Protection

San Francisco, Jan. 5.-At a confer
ence of the regents of the state uni
versity and members of several COM
mercial bodies, it was decided that the
protection of the California fruit in
dustry should be intrusted to the fed
eral government. The immediate cause
of the meeting was the rejection of a
consignment of fruit from this state
by the German government. The bill
introduced by Congressman Barlow
providing for the regulation of the i'm
portatlon of nursery stock and fruit
was strongly indorsed.