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tion in any way, as some Democrats so j recciVcd bv yetcrIaYSt.mailfromMCrhrl
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VOL.'iXIII.
PRESCOTT, ARIZONA." FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1876,
NO. 46
J3Y
Special to the Miner by TJ. S. Military and W. U. L'.ceH
been
rtpd to have
ILL.rliAi Ai.J C!ir((i;ni t .u,t.(kt..n ;nt- th 1)lot)alu ich.Ugtd U
e5!inv latent report I have the folio.ving: . r;: ''.rating the u:
New York, Nov. 10. -Private telegram hiu fcesiaior oonow,
Jish Killing' IVIso Saiv.s.
Most people are anxious to get the fust
unauthorized telegram neWs; I want mv news alio ut four davs old.
r, abandoning Florida tj1L. j think i stand sum chance to hear the
from X',v Orleans suv that thetv hvj bee -i to thu Democrats. truth. it unit mei ami tempiasimns
v for carrvin" out this scncnie man woum ue nouuiig men; man a magus.
,.i,;,oU- iWnished bv .John Mor- The best way to manage children iz to spank
ther heavy Xew York gamblers, them irivately and prazc them publikly.
lose cnormouslv unless Titden iThings that must Happen are a prate ileal
tn this councct'ion, General Gar-eazier to git along with than things that
tv... f!,ii..i.r. ..!. i .,,-o I... ... ii.vi emit t ent v that iiavos mav Happen, .uui-au- su.ui",.- Muifrs
1 "111 V'HV " IT. t .'41 1 V ' - - fc" -
l lie .Mil uicgo union s .egur. r . r...-,-t rNl;, he.in, lV()in thlt j,;V(s a m ,j1r,ty, T,1(.
Cisco correspondent telegraphs the billowing). . ' .. o .:,,.,.', . ..- ,:;..s :,5 . , ,lf
to Dn.-la.s Gurin, the editor ol lue Union . , . 1j;4 wujU K ..,!,.' ,, ,
Mil br.nei-co, .vv . ). &:,, l ou can "ilit..m. Thcst, fibres are from D.-iiioeratio .vhoviU
h list th9 Hag witn II.iye. hiden 1 - . iL.rc is tjle to' ,
fill I .1..:..!., .-..It Isi.ou.l I
10. ion ne'jit nave no ;
Chieag , Nov.
md that any
i'he K-piiblican eluinent at once acccpt-d itt0.lH result, ii publicans li-;re e-!(nvr ,jjc KMt in South
v dicredit thrown, they seem to enjoy only thoze things they
Carolina, Louisianajhaint got. There iz no better evidence ov
as a j.jytul o;idi.i3' ot tins long sinpii-,.-, amijj-.j tj, D-nwcmtic .li-patc!i ;-. ciaiiiiiniri.tnd F.orida is the work of Xew lork gam- gt-ncnil depravity tlian to see tliose who tlat
the rej icing ext.;uL-d far iat tlr; night.jyjj.,., .,m ovcrythi.ig as mere fraul.!,H,s, wii., under cover of it, hare been ter the most sukeed the best. The most
witli pitri.itie songi and oii.-e.o for Ilayjrj:,, i)jms,t-r its'in Nov.- York and C ii- imJ,, t,'eir bets on Tilden. jpleazant prospekt from the top of a hi
and Whcder. c ig c need j Haves' e .'C-tion. Your di--j fcvA'ork, Nov. 11. The U. S. steamer 'mountain iz to look bak and see the nigged
S.in Fnmci-co. Xov. fl. The Ch.-o:iic:e nutclu- iiince v.nt'iii n se:o.i of tlrj facU; w -...ikibi. with Win. .M. Tweed on board.'wav we Iiav cum. When impudence deserts
Iih a sp.'cial tilled Chicago, tit h, midhign',
which s-iy-j, "'T.ie l)jm icratic State O.itr.t.
Conimittee ackno.vie.l-ri tha cieotion of
ln wjii a. tii:;v ca i oe 'ivc.
iSiJiad) SBIS.
Chic-'. 10. T.i. I:ntibric:iii iri.is i:i v,.,v York. X.iv. !:. Francis 1). Moulton
11 iv . 's bv 11 m ij )iity. IJjts are banig.oher-'th,. 4,-tit C ingress ha bs, Democratic discontinued hi-; suit against Henry
otl 4 to 1 oa II iYv!, but no takur. Kainfr, (5. .Mukia- a net Kjpit jucjiii gain onur..r,i Boucher and iiavs cot.
Vi.- Yurie. Xnv. !). l.wnlinL' D.m KtiiW tJ. I Wii-hin-'ton. Nov. l;5. Tim President has
!ha ars-ived at t. Tit'imas, on her way to a man it leaves him nothing on earth to fall
!Xew York. iaK upon. 1 hv tsu-ii all tlie most ap-
n:w concede Haves election. North Cif ii;ia is sd 1 to hMr lnm anij.ri.,!lU,( tj,u j,:,rd(n of Avery.
SuFnr)" Xor. a '.lid li ''it, mf.Nuw H tinp-aire i-icre.i- tli gd:i s.m Diego, Xov. 1-1. l?i'.n special from
witli tandini tli'c .ntra lict-irv 'diipauh.-J111 . , New York yesterday, ;iys: To - TribuneV
fr.mXo.-th C'irolina, ev.-r tcVgram IVom! 1 ,hu r.lltr',Un ' 'th ''tl conv-nd -nt at V n-h:.iirton says it
the National K.-p iblicin Cuiiinittej 0rgr. to i:. ll;1.u...i-r:ui party, l.ie polili- oonl-r-M ,.sta5;:hd that tha election
Washington bids us ret aired that Have. :" 'iin M the prent Hon, is a. lur.is u.ion fa.- :vs lit hi L uLiana and con-
.wl ,-..,, I'.m v ho nri" v.i (?. i' -v.. "tniuies, o ll- 't. :c'-!.-'t ir.'l.: y i.il-
i iiulcrK-:):: at-, it and J v.i,-a:icie. i i i j .. ..
trout as it ever wears to varus ny-.Ut!.,iti r t,tli'; tVum v.,u,vm
thing, c .mes out lor dden a id II i.id:;cks.)h iyo , : wiu u
T!ie Call h is mt h id the :irago tlu in r
the canvass to put their nam at tiie iiead oi'
. ii -nil!) i.- ,ns now caiit i4S.
;-.:. With tin
hi th- 4 !h will
mijoriiy. Tii.
r 7 t o l ivor Tilde T ',i " ' onipian.e with President Gnu.t s imitation
trotu Hi ' iv.iil to i.ivoi iiiuei. i.n? .iui..- . ,,.,.,, ,, j a c f . ' ... . , . . .
.... ... r..n i l.:.. &tCi are .c.i.w Aipu.i, -i0;3 . u. iv c. A. ,IC;i ,s coii.-idercd a Mitncieut admission
:. Tl... 1; ..,.,Mw. ..7; ...... li '''in,', .-co.i. V .1., iV4,.'Pin Ji-ittoevno lunia-r June to se.-iire the
....r.. i.m..r -i.r.Jn i Pi.-k-'.-Jn.' iti 4. Ja iA ii.-.j. sycturai vote... It 0:1! v remains to secure a
very outer again-t 1 iLK. nig. ..r t ,.. n! w w -nv- i
New . .rk, Xov. 10. 1 he lot ce nng ui)U.i; r5l.. L'. S. Stejinar Fnmkii.i withi ,nw. v. i.iTn r. .,,;.;,. tl.
j a i.i
mi ol!i ta in autiioritv show that the
.ii i'iaging members of the Democratic Xa
ti maT C 'UimWre.' c i.ic -de S Mitii Carolina
i.id iiOj id-i t the IJt-pu .iea;. Ho reports
tiie fact tiiat th? Hum icrath. ire .-ending none
l t!i 'ir ojir.oetcnt nie:i to tn se states in
proved plans, and i find that the cheapest
way to manage a woman iz to let her hnv
her own way. Thre iz one trait ov the hu
man karakter that the devil himself must be
proud ov, and that iz, the more we hav in
I j n red a man the more we hate him. A trait
or haz no tnends every noddy hates trea
son. Truth never is in a hurry, but a lie iz
.dhvu.-s on the jump. Th" bulk ov man
kind lean be divided into a lump.-; the lazy,
the indolent, and the lazv. Peace
ought to be az cheap az davliirht. but it iz
one of the luxurys, and kots us more than
jnnv thinr else we hav to Iiuv.
edition s iys our sp -i u cusp uj.ies i: m T.VUJ i ., i,., ir.i. Siie is io.u' over ibi
Florida leiv.j' no riMMi.iable doubt th .! f..:-,r:.,i she. U l.i-t.
1 lave- li is a nnioritv m tna orare. in.'sai cu v,. to .',.- uwl
f ? ( . 1 I... .... .............. -
iiispa'.c.ius are eoniiini -i nv .m re.t.,Vu.i t i I uio.in,' t.degrani
lion a mspaieii in iiic inue- i.ii; n;i
the re.-uit in JiHisi-
retums Iv Counties, the re.-uit in
ana is yet to ha definitely ascjrtained but it
is reasonable to expect a It 'publican major
ity. It seems safe to take South Carolina
from the list of doubtful States and give it
to H ives. Th.' Sun does m in its leading:
editorial this forenoon.
Charleston, Xov. 10. News and C iuri i
sav positively that Tilden's majority in th
State wilt b-l,'."H).
There i- nothing from ll.'ptibliea'i sources
to lessen th.? It-publican claim to S. C.
Philadelphia, Xov. 10. Grant telegraphed
Sherman at noon, directing troops to Ins tent
into Florid i and Louisiana to Generals Ru
ier and Aug t witii instructions t in .u:j a
fair count of election return-! in thee States,
and prevent at all hazard--, i:it"ri'jrjjie
from either pirty with a parfjctly fair count.
He al-o iirr.ts th it fair and iiifiuenti .1 men
of both parties go to thoxe States ami use';
t.ieir mtliience to preserve peace anilju-lice
San Dieiro. Xov. 10. I he Ciiairmaa-of
t
-jl.iU' lietur.ii.ig 15 ard nri-t nuet on or be
:"re the lTtli iust.. which will be Friday of
lasjust rhi.s w ;ek. The 1" S Ir.wi'iir irentlemen coni-
l..-i.:ll!l'r-. .. .i... t l. -..n .
lines gr.i.igt.te .iM.... . .i.... . :,, r.H,.r , ,
od frooi S..it.i Car.iiiiia, your majority i.-; . .,nti Tn IU11 Anderson.
overiu,yu. pigaeo.j ; s.in ue. uanliiui. Nov. i:l
Jo i IN u
I.IT.I..W1.1. i,Hiiva.-s of tlie vit, il" this (Jiiimtv .rlvns
U. S. S. nator. j.,.,. (;7 over Tihlen, and Pacheco io"$ over
PlitrT.-O'in. I 1. .1 lion. . I. !. li.l-; . i-.n-iH.;. 1 .t,.r I ' w.rif.!- Ilu! Ifl vnl.w furl
nniiids
cr;
We ...a.id firm, the .-h tgu.i Ji-iim-. :he P.e-id.'iicv.
Col. IIoimk at S.vxt.v Kvkuaiia. The
Press in n-dicing Col. Hodge's tecoud lec
ture at that place says: The cloMiig part o
selthc lecture was devoted to the Uoth Parallel
Railroad, which the speaker explained as
being both feasible and practicable, and one
which would open up a wonderfully rich
country, embracing Prescott as a center in
Arizona, and which, when completed to the
Pacific coast, would pour a wonderful stream
of wealth int.) Santa Barbara if this should
become the terminus, and which the Colonel
claimed is the natural terminus of the
railroad which should cross the Coast liangc
at the Soledad Pass. "We wish our business
men and eilizcnsgcnerallv could have heard
the lecture, and hope they keep upconimun-
at tana; HI..VU HA. IS:-..ed.i S,:i F.a.ieise N'ov. l:'Alnh:i. 4'.5-' " Uln" i"'ge wmic Ut is on
D. H. CuvM: a..AiN. !.,lei.er, I4j,: G. ,v. C, 12: California, o4;' hJ,:t!'rn k'ctu to"r unrt, T"1 ''V"
NV.v Y ,rk, Nov. il. :! i-. M.-Sit.utiorMnstic.-, CI : jFexier.n. 22 Ophir, -W; Jack-'?!? ?,,ce ft ,,U'Y- 1 t1,1'' If, ,V iUrth,e:
ill n-ni iia unciianged, b .th jMrties e.,u:il-'..t, 1.1. " building ot the doth Parallel Railroad.
such
further the
-till
ly anxious and conlidc.it regarding d mbifu.1 Gold in Xew York, Uhlf'.f.
N.-.v lurk, ov. 11. I he (T.-aphic., Tii.vxKsozvrNn Pikm.a.matiox. Presi-'l to us from Tucson, including all that is
.aMUHg. .'ni vi::i .viv- oe :;e.a. .umnir,ient (;,.lut ,m6 is.uj proclamation:
I ..i;.f ill It .1 Wl I Mirutf-- Jk tli fl.n
has l.jjii e.ecte.i President 1 "Z J" - ,'su"! "amy, lor Uury, and 1,039 for Stevens.
If all reports be true that are telegraph
l to us from Tucson, includinir all that is
claimed from Clifton, Apiche and clse-
From Vvar to yoar we have been accus-; where South for Stevens, we have 1.0-10 for
i . T r i .... i ' '
s-rani-'iit, 'ii ives
.'of the United StatJ.-.'
Secivt
o.ueh a.
T.ie fact tii.tt th;
in our ildly pursuits and
-et apart a tune to olL-r thanks to Al-
...:..!.... .. i.i...
...it iul:iii hji iiil- -ipi-i. uiuaiiiir.t iie lias
w.-u1,,w.1wuu.v,i,1 "i"""H-m - ,w vm.,;.! ,M i.. ..,.r ft.- . 'returns mav clian-'e it inater alH- Then.
Much of this is guessed at, and the official
S.'.vtii'y 3Iir;;i! bnse.s hi-
dispatehe-
eoiitii. nance thereof. We have at this tiniei1'11-'1 art everal precinct3 in this and Mo
ll . li i r.'. c,IUi reions to be thankful for IIi contin-liiave counties that have not even been esti
ii. ii. i ii- j ...: t .. , i i... , -i ... ....
I'lo.ida a.id - ' iii-"i inaie.iai uiess-uiaieu in mis calculation. The contest,
. wig-milieu int. uouniv na uesiowen. in trom the present outlook, snnnm to he he-
tv.een Hardy and Stevens, with the chances
about even.
ure-.t ho e.
opifii di o . . :vat.;
oeived ili.-patio-s trom hoth
J .iM..i.iii.i I jh ft in iv ti.. In L--. .nf. Ik .
.uiuition to these tavors
accoided to the
he CountvVemocratie Central Cominittee,!:1511111 ,A,n ,,U'"
received a dispatch from the Ch iirman f ' -"' ; United States, as Individuals we Ic.ve spec-
the State Central Committee at Sin Fran- t San F.-.ucis? , N v. W M.Noth-i;.,.M.l..,sjvm to eijiris our hearty thankb to
cisco this afternoon, which s-iy Louisiana, ing oiiiciai kn wn . in to.' tor-; doubtful Almighty God that by His providence and
Florida and S. Carolina gone Denvcratic, -State. Kjpuohcaiis and i . 'in ..-r.its both jjj,i.uux. our Governmei.t, established a
Tilden elected sure. rIhis larks eoiiliniia-hiim to ue ivu.un t.i .i.cei-.-.. century ago, ha.- ii vn enabled to fulliiil the
tion. Sheriilan ha; gone n .n.;.v 0 e.ns to as- ,,,; ,;x- ,ts toiinilers inoirerin-ranasvluni
. .- 1 -ttt.i & i.il iiiti i ti i ii I fi. i ti rt , : . -''
AVith reference to the Territorial election i k.""" . Vn .'e .'T,' to peopte ot every iv.ee, Mcuriug civil
r,...,.;.v..l hi,t ..veiling th follov.-iri.r ,iJ aUOglOll,
patches.
Tucson, Nov. 10. Litest
- ...o.r. K.rt. TT. .1,. OI. t.. 4l.!r.-
o.e vens, ivo, iu. ii.uu,, -i,.iu i'" (.orri'iiiiiut.Mit
10. Tiie
!.V",""ny religious ii.'.eity, to all within its border.-,
'I'll bet a sheep," said old Meredith tohis
better half, that our boy Otho is going
crazy; for he's grinnin' at the plow, he's
jrrinniu' at the barn, and he's rimiiti' tn
and.himself wherever he mes '-Pshaw! old
man ," Paid his wife, "you don't know noth-
niayij.vm a wiiu siiiem i.i, in,, u given .....i ,..,., . ,,,. :,i;t.;.i.,.,i :.,.:,.....,' : . . '
'.s i-n i isi.' vi - V of tlie N.rtfition to Iiein' V ,' , V J"- "g- me critter s got a love- etter "
retut-j'S -dve . V, ' IIIL4lL i 4- T 1 . aml wiuality bel re the law. It is more-
. i. i;. v.. " over e.-peei;.llv our duty i
countv
savs:
I am t od that th:- lie- prayerji t0 the Father of All .Mercies for ai Tlie elcctl0 returns, Ave arc advised, t
I i : i I . ..
iihiiiiii':i;is 1 1 i i ii.M-ni:1. :-n . i urn nn i fin - i r i
ll...,.n;v 10T.;it... returns frn.n i-. ... .... ...... .... ' m uiwue ia,iir 10 us as
..nonets in Mar eona count vidve Onrv 24!): f i .;.;.,,... r.oi. n . ..o:.... "V"10" . im.l,x mHl! A'J re:ii-n of
... .0 ... ,U.,UI v-.'"..'., these considerations. I, Ulysses S.
Stevens, ..l: Hardy 14. .am F dm i and that tins is th s secret of i.. :.i ........ .... ..... ,' n. a J"
, .... t r,. Cn :.'a..-.. .I,ws,.,lB,u"1 u,c ,I,U'U xwz, io
HiCKeiiourg, w. 10. me imiowmg i.aeuieuii.. v-ii.i.iwiui ""'"':11 menil to the jieople of tho United S.atc
1USI received iroin ijiii-eiiiiu:; ouit. ;u imii win:; m .noun. ...u .inc. i loiui-iu I..vnte tln :i(IMi .v .-.r
Stevens, 5; Hardy none
Haydens Ferry c ist 27 votes
Oury. 21;
Stevens 2; Hardy 1. These arc included
in the Mariciipa vot above. Gray received
1J and Woolsev 8 for Council at the Ferrv
San Dieiro. Nov. 11. The election news
is just, as conilicting as ever. Kvery dis
jiatch from Democratic sources claims Til
den s majorities in Lmsiana, I'londa, and
South Carolina, while those from Republi
can sources are just as' emphatic that the
Grant,
recom-
s to
Grant, too, .seems to have caught the alann, the f.XprCdsi.)ii of their thanks and prayers
as his message to Goa. bhernian betrays his , Ai,n:.rlfv. n.i
O '"J" -...- 11IV11 llilll,
arc
not opened and counted officially in this
all Territory until the second Monday after the
election consequently we shall have to wait
another week before the 'final result can be
definitely determined.
inviiiti t. .i t. i r tkl-M' till ITii-' '
i.fc ..... ...... .... .avoe.-itioim tn !isQi.in I. ;.. n.:
.John Kelly, Felix McC.oskyand several i.,.; r ' " .., n1'11
.notorious New ork Democrats are .i... ,, i.i.J: i .... T
,- -. . t. ... .. w niiun...iij ..I... u-.il, in wiiiiess
workinj' bii.-piciou.-ly. It is thouirht. .i:...c t i... . . '""--
. - . . i . . . . , x ..a.i; liuiuillliu M'l II1V I OKI. CIC
it their liart ot the plot is to create pub- i- o r.. ... V V '
K. Ull.l.M. I lUSlllUUl.
other.
here
th:
lie sentimept for Tilden among Republicans
in Washington, and to soften the way for
the announcement of his election, by the
conciliation of some of the leading oilice-
Gencral Kautz has had his scouts and
troops out constantly for a month or more
K-publicans have carried tho-e States. The!,ltl,ci'!? iU,tl promising them places under running over the old Chiricahua reservation
following w.is telegraphed to the Union histTh'5 who, as I am told, does not want and the whole South Eastern portion of the
ni.dit. bv their teleirratihic c invsixmdent at ny "damned row,"' but wishes to go mto'Torritory, and thu officers uniformlv rmmn
S;ui Francisco: To Douglass Guun. As office quietly ami peacefully; or in other that there are no Indians there, or" if thev
far as the dispatehes from Dem cratic sour-;ortl i'ir,s w' llilv g"c o tlv are titerc they cannot be iound and there is
('.sseiit during the (lar. the friends of Hayes10"''"! States, to buy Tilden's election, no fresh Indian sign. The General has
have no reason whatever to be depressedj:re doing their work there, Kelly's men are about come to the conclusion that the crv of
io loresian irouoiu nero uy creaiin uie nn- rencgaoes is a iaisc one, and that the recent
pression that Tilden is undoubtedly elccted.'nmrdcrs have all been committed most
A well-known lobyist and ex-newspaperjlikcly, by Mexicans. '
There comes to us, by way of Fort "Whip
ple, a report that there was a robbery com
mitted last week somewhere on the Verde
road, and that there was some shooting and
hanging in it, but we have been unable to
ascertain who, where or to what extent.
Byron wrote, "how sweet to hear the
watch-dog's honest bark." From which we
infer Byron never attended a midnightsocia
ble in a farmer's watermelon patch.
and as far as the "club" reports it must be
understood that they arc not Republican
specials. They give a synopsis of news.
What is the difference between horse-rac
ing and going to church? One makes men
bet, the other makes Iheni better.
A Chicago livery man secures the patron
age of lovers by having the seats of his vehi
cles made rather small for two persons.
objection to the I 'Evan's' gold watch and chain, stem-wind
orthis increasing I er and setter, will be rallied at Kcarnev U.
Jysagilfc-I-rices to Suit the Times.