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TIIE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN: FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 16, 1892.
MRS. HARRISON'S CASE,
A Conference of Physicians
Yesterday.
Thoy Aro Encouraged by tho Cir
cumstance That She Is Not
Growing Worso.
Look Lake, Sept. 15.
Frees. Mrs. Harrison, is
ter this morning.
-Associated
slightly bet-
Dr. Doughty, tho Now York special
ist, mado another call on Mrs. Harri
son this afternoon, downs joined by
Dr. Gardner, tho intending physicinn.
The two physicians inadu an examina
tion o( the invalid.
Doughty agreed entirely with Dr.
Gardner's diagnosis of tho case and sub
sequently informed the family that he
saw no appreciable difference in Mrs.
Harrison's condition since former ob
servations yesterday. He said she was
A9 comfortable as she could bo made
and it is oncouraging to know the dis
ease has made no progress within the
last twentylfour hours.
HI I.I. KIVAL.S TUK Ml' II I NX.
Mr. l'urroj-, the Llrlt of Ills FrlrntU,
In Talk for Illm.
New Yons, Sept. 15. Associated
Iross. Henry D. Purroy has guaran
teed that Senator Hill is all right. So
far everybody has given the ssmo as
surance except the senator himself.
He has usually been considered to know
his own mind and docs so now proba
bly. In any event even his enemies,
except the anti-Snappers, agree that he
has acted in a most dignified manner
Bince the Chicago convention, whoro hn
was humiliated and his followers in
Bulled. Some of these appear to be ready to
forgot tho contumely and possibly tho
Benator himself will do so. In nuy
event he is not l'kely to humblo him
self by seeking thel'rophet's house and
table. Senator Hill has bought a house
in Albany and, like everything else ho
does, it has caused wonder ns to his in
tentions. The idea of his possible mar
riage is scouted, yet it might not be a
bad idea for him to take a partner.
It is more probable, however, that he
has purchased the houso so that his
trips to Albany for the next tnoanda
half years, whilo Flower's term con
tinues will bo the visits tf'a man to
liia home. This would subdue the
criticism to which he was subjected
last winter when ho visited tho state
capital whilo tho electron cases were
going on.
How hard tho Peck teport struck the
Democratic National committee it
shown by Josiah Quincy's attempt to
compel Commissioner Peck to disclose
the names of the people who furnished
tho information. Straightout Demo
crats do not take any stock in tho re
port, as they intend to let tho tarifT
slide in Now York and dovoto their at
tention to tho Force bill scarecrow.
ATIIOLBSALK KOIIIIEKY.
Sertoli Charge Acalnst u Nebraska
Comity Treasurer.
Hastikos, Nob., Sept. 15. Associat
ed Press. Ex-Deputy County Treasur
er Emanuel Fist has given to the public
his statement of tho county treasury
muddle, aud to say that it is sensational
is to put It in mild language. If he can
prove ono half of what he alleges as truo,
the Adams county treasurer's office was
the scene of -corruption almost beyond
dectription.
The whole scandal began whilo the
new court house was being built. Paul
was interested in a brick yard, nnd
county treasurer beforo tho bonds
voted by tho supervisors had been ne
gotiated. Paul hud drawn out (20,000
for use in tho yard, and this sum had
never been entered on the books or
returned into tho treasury. When he
took the office he had but little prop
erty. To Bhow where the monev went
Fist said that $22,000 was stink in the
brick yard, $11,000 had gone to M
Bostwick, president of the defunct
City National bank; $15,000 had beeu
lost in real estate speculation during
the boom, $3,000 had been lost in PaulV
Mexican mine, which had been left
him by Ex-Congressman Laird, and
that from $5,000 to $8,000 had been
loaned to political friends.
In order to cover up his tracks, Paul,
he alleged, burned in the furnace all
the checks for a considerable period
representing the above sums. Fist wa
all the time kept in the dark ns to tlin
transactions, but twice he protected
tho county by telling Paul frankly that
unless certain matters wero made right
he would divulge the discrepancies to
the proper authorities.
l'aul was treasurer from 1888 to 18P2
and Fist was his deputy. Mr. FiststateH
in conversation that he will show where
$8J,OO0 of the county's money has gone,
mo j;,wu additional being lor lees,
etc.
MICS. TAYLOR ACQUITTED.
Shot Her Slanderer While He Stood In
alde the Jail Door.
San Anqelo, Tex., Sept. 15. Asso
ciated Press. Mrs. Lonnie Taylor was
tried and acquitted in tho District
court at Sherwood, Iron county, yester
day for killing J. L. Wilson in tho
county jail there several months ago.
Tho defense pleaded insanity. Wilson
was confined in the t-horwood jail
charted with maliciously slandering
the defendant's reputation. Mrs. Tay
lor secured a pistol and secroted her
self behind the jail door leading up to
the main entrance, and when the
jailer came with the prisoners' mail
she followed him upstairs and fired
twice over tho jailer's shoblder just as
ho oponed the Jail door, killing Wilson
instantly. Mrs. Taylor then passed in
to the jail with the smoking pistol in
his hand, laughingly remarking that
she had done effective work.
BOrFOCVTED IN A WELL.
Clin, rerrlmuml Olrei III Mfo for
Ill
llrnther'a.
TACOMA.Sept. 15. Associated Press.
Charles Perrimond, a Swiss, aged 30
years, lost his life whilo rescuing his
brother Altho from a well, south of
Lake Park, and was buried today at
Roy. Charles and his wife and Altho
and his sister lived on tho rench owned
by Theodore Gibbons. Tho ranch woll,
PRICES
(S
Uwd in Million! of Home
which ib twenty-feet deep, became dry
recontly and the men dug It from
twenty to thirty-live feet deop. Tho
work was hampered by carbonic acid
gas, nnd wood was burned in tho woll
to prevent suffocation. On Wednesday
Charles cleaned out tho bottom of the
well, while the women worked tho
windlass nt the top. Expecting to bo
in the well but a short timo, ho did not
light the fire, and was suffocated by tho
Ens.
Hone Killed by Lightning.
Bloominoton, III., Sept. 15. From 8
to 10 o'clock tonight a fearful Btorm of
rain and electricity raged in this vicin
ity. A creat amount of water fell.
Several horses wero killed by lightning
in tho country near town and several
men were shocked severely. The farm
ers are afraid the rain will be followed
by a kilfine frost, which will destroy
the corn, nono of which is out of dan
ger. CHE WAS SHOT.
Hut the Missile Was Projected
Harmless Alrguiu
by
"I had a curious experience while
passing through New York," said a
western lady to somo friends on tho
beach at Newjwrt. "Wo had taken
rooms nt tho B k, nnd unfortunately
reached Now York just in timo for an
absolutely torrid 'hot wave.' As I had
pressing need for a few days shopping
I kept my husband nnd brother in town
for forty-eight hours, to their great dis
comfort, and they Bpcnt their evenings
by the windows of our sitting room In
the lightest of attire, drinking iced
drinks nnd trying vainly to keep cool.
Tho night beforo wo left town wo re
tired rather Into, after tho men had
been solacing themselves in their nsual
fashion.
" 'It was so hot that it was some time
beforo I could sleep, nnd just as I was
dozing off I remembered that 1 hod left
my rings on tho drebsiug table near the
sitting room door, the windows of which
wero wide open on a littlo iron balcony.
A good chunco for robbers,' I thought
drowsily, but was too lazy to get up to
put thorn in a safer place. Late in tho
night I was urou&ed by tho report of a
pistol, or what Bounded liko ono; and
my first imprcssiou was that I was shot,
for I was literally bathed, head and
shoulders, in something thai I felt euro
for tho moment was blood.
"'Henry,' I screamed, 'I have boon
shotl I am dying.' And I felt so strange
and giddy that I was suro my end was
approaching. 'Tuko good caro of the
children,' 1 murmured. 'And, oh,
Henry, promise me not to marry that
horrid Miss M that you beem to ad-
iniro so much!' 'What nonsense, Etui'
eaid my callous spouse, as ho struck a
light and tumed on tho gas, 'you have
been dreaming.'
"'But I am wet with bloodl' I ex
claimed indignautly, feeling that after
all ho wasn't worthy of a tender death
bed sceno, and that I felt nil right again.
'By Jove, you aro moist,' ho said, put
ting his hand ou my shoulder, 'but It is
not blood, whatever it is.' Suddenly ho
gavo a great guffaw of laughter and
pointed to tho parlor, which was dimly
lighted by tho gasjot in my room.
'Woll, what is it? I don't seo any
'thing,' I put in crossly, for by this time
I felt thoroughly upset.
" 'Oh, it is too delicious,' he gasped.
'Yon havo been shot, you poor little
thing, but not by burglars; only by a
soda water bottlo, and there on tho table,
whoro he and my brother Harry had left
them, lay a couple of bottles, one point'
ing as straight for my bed ns if it had
been aimed ut roe. Henry had cut the
wires confining the cork of ono of the
bottles nnd had then conclnded not to
opon it, and I mipposothe heat may havo
helped tho effervescence, for the force of
the explosion carried both cork and the
soda water across tho room, hitting mo
on tho shoulder.
"Of course you may imagine how my
two men enjoyed my 'shooting affair'
and what capital thoy have mado out of
it." New York Tnbuno.
Tho Value of Llino Water.
The value of limo water about the
houso in tho summer can scarcely bo
overestimated. To prepare it is an easy
matter, as all that is necessary is to put
a layer of unslaked llmo in a wide
mouthed jar nnd fill it with cold wafer.
There is no danger of using too much
limo, as the water will only take np so
much, however much is put in. It
takes only a few hours for the water to
take up all the lime that is possible.
After it has stood say five hours tho wa
ter may be drained off and more wa
ter added until tho limo is all absorbed.
Acidity of tho stomach is corrected by
adding a littlo limo water to tho drink
ing water. A tcaspoonful of lime water
added to a glass of milk corrects the
tendency which milk ha3 to coagulate
in tho stomach, forming a hard, indi
gestible mass. For this reason it should
bo added to tho milk fed tho littlo
children, and nursing bottles should be
rinsed with it. As a mild disinfectant
thcro is nothing safer or better.
Columbus' Idea of tho World.
Columbus belioved-tho solid part of
the sphere to bo larger than the liqnid
part, and tho distance by tho sunset road
between tho East Indies and western
Europe to bo less than it is.
But in those two capital errors lay tho
great iucentivo to tho execution and suc
cess of his puritose. Had he known tho
vast planetary spaces covered by the
waters; tho continent interposed be
tween his own Europe and tho land of
diamonds, gold and spices; tho difficulty
and peril of tho passago yet to bo braved
in tho far regions of tho antarctic pole In
order to sail from our continental Eu
rope to tho oriental Indies by tho west
ern way, he would perhaps havo shrunk
back in alarm and dread. Emilio Cas
telar in Century.
Why, IudeedT
"Why does a dog run sidoways or di
agonally?" inquired tho purchaser of a
fine black Newfoundland imp of a dog
fancier the other day. "Well. sir. that's
Bakin
Powder
40 Years tlx Standard
X)r. Prions JH lnronne JCxtruots
n? PMCts
K DELICIOUS
Flavoring
Extracts
NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS.
Yanllla
Lemon
Orange
Almond
Rose etc.
Of porfoot purity.
Of groat strength.
Economy In tholr uso
Flavor ns delicately
aiid dojjcslously as tho fresh fruit.
a question I've been naked frequently,
and after some investigation I havo con
cluded tho reason is that the animal has
been brought up that way. Why does
a chicken roost on ono foot, or an owl
keep its eyes wide open all nightlong,
cr a roostor crow vigorously at tho break
of early dawn, or a pig run homo ward
with straws in its mouth beforo ap
proaching rain? Thcso aro questions
that are as difficult to solve as somo of
the astronomical problems." Philadel
phia Press.
Hound to Come.
Tho coat of arms of Kentucky is two
ziicn standing with clasped hands under
the motto, "United wo stand, divided wo
fall." Ono of theso men on tho coat of
arms should bo given his walking papers
and a woman put in his place. Tho
world is growing older and wiser, and
f the decroo has gono forth that women
aro ono-half tho people. Tho decree has
not reached Kentucky yet, but it is on
tho way, and when it arrives tho Ken
tucky legislature will order a new coat
of arms for tho state, a man nnd a wom
an clasping hands under tho motto,
"Unitod wo stand, divided wo fall."
Peoplo grow in this world, whether
they want to or not; and the day is com
ing when Kentucky men will stand
shoulder to shoulder with tho men of
Wyoming on the question of equal
rights. It is only a matter of education.
Mrs. Josephine K. Henry in Southern
Journal.
Volta's Discoveries.
Volta, an Italian, made the discovery
that two or more different metals nro
necessary in tho production of electric
ity. Ho constructed the "battery" or
pile of silver and zinc, with soveral lay
ers oi moistened papor between them,
and with this simplo experiment ho pro
duced all tho samo effects of electricity
and currents as powerful as electricity
produced by friction of glass and sul
phur or by amber. This is tho origin of
what wa3 known ns tho "voltaio pilo,"
which was improved by experimenting
with other substances, nnd by Volta
himself.
Instead of tho two pieces of metal and
moistened paper, ho placed metal ships
in cups of water and produced grand re
sults. Very littlo improvement has been
mado in tho voltaio pile, and today it is
-littlo changed from its first invention.
Now York Tologram.
What Americans Want.
Miss North, tho author of "Recollec
tions of a Happy Lifo," camo to Amor
ica and found her father's young gar
dener in New Jersey. He asked her to
send homo to get recommendations as to
his qualifications. Ho had brought with
him ono which said ho was "honest and
industrious." Ho told her this sort of
thing did not amount to much. No one
cared to read that, as tho country itself
mado ono industrious. What Americans
wanted to know, he said, was whothera
man had the qualifications necessary to
get along. The inquiry was, "What do
you know?"
More Than the Ship Can Carry.
The Japanese havo a remarkablo ar
rangement that scoops vast quantities
of fish into an enormous bag of netting
hanging beneath tho bottom of a vessel.
In this receptaclo something like thirty
times tho cargo can bo conveyed to
market than could bo carried by tho
ship in tho ordinary way. Further
more, the merchandise is by this method
brought into port allvo and conse
quently fresh. Pittsburg Dispatch.
Aud Sticking- to It.
Paper hangers aro about the only men
who succeed in business by going to the
wall. Texas Sittings.
Good Advice.
Chumpley How would you advise
mo to mako lovo to a woman?
Miss Sharp By proxy. Brooklyn
Lifo.
Lots In Domestio Animals.
Wo raroly call out nil tho lovo there
is in our domestic unimuls; for the most
part nono at all. It makes mo many a
sore hour whou I drive about tho coun
try and seo tho lonely look of horses and
cows. Dogs faro better, but cows are
rarely potted and made much of as
friends. They Imvo in them a great ca
pacity for gentlrnoKS nnd affection. St,
Lonis Globo-Dainoyrnt.
Tho UnUluio Circus.
The Eskimo nro very fond of theat
ricals. They mimic all soils-of animals
wondcifullyatid tho man who can do
thi3 best is considered n great actor.
This sort of mUsiiry is woven into tho
shapo of dnuiuuiu entertainments. Ono
porformcr will lo n be:ir, for oxamplo,
clad in impropriate skins, whilo tho
others huut.bim. Commonly tho hunt
winds up with tho death of the tear or
rsettl. Boston Transcript.
JPIUMMNG.
D. H. BURTIS TIN SHOP.
STOVES AND TINWARE.
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Practical Plumbing,
Gas and Steam Fitting
Tin and Iron Roofing.
Most Complete Line of Brass Fittings in Arizona.
Agent for the "Aermotor" Wind Mill,
"Deering" Mowing Machines,
''Daisy" Hay Piakes.
Notice.
Unitod States Land Ofllce
(
TucbON, Ariz.. Sept. 0. 1802.
Notice is hereby given that tho ap
proved plats of townships 2 south 5
east, 5 south 7 east, 0 BOuth 4 west, C
south 5 west and 0 south 9 east, within
the Gila Land district and territory of
Arlzonts, have been returned by the
surveyor general of said territory into
this office. Theee plats.will bo 'official
ly tiled in tho Land office in Tucson,
Arizona territory on tho 7th day of
October, 1802. We will bo prepated
to receive applications for entry of
lands in said townships.
IlKiinzitT Hkow.n, Register.
Ciiah. R. Diiakis, Receiver.
Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that the firm of
Schooler & Wilton In IhU day dissolved bv
mutual consent. it. Wilson haying purchased
ail interest of Mr. Schooler In Mild firm
and will hereafter coudnct the business, col
lectins all bills aud paying all obligations ol
tho same.
1'hcrnU, ArU., Sopt, 0. Ib02.
For Hot Springs and Treseott.
Stages leave Mondays and Fridays
ut 7 p. m. Quickest time. Easiest
stages. Best accommodations. Cheap
est rates.
II. IJ. St. Ci-aire, Irvine Co ,
Proprietor. Local agents.
Sweeping Keductlon.
On account of the G. A. 11. reunion
held at Washington, I). C, the "Santa
Fe Route" will sell ou September 10th
to 17th inclusive, tickets from Deming
or El Paso to Washington ard return
at a rato of $42.50 for round trip, good
going until September 20th, and for re
turn, to and including October 12th.
Remombor that twelve hours is saved
via the A. T. & S. F. railway, and that
but one change of cars is made between
Deming or El Paso and Washington.
For further information address,
Geo.T. Nicholson, C. II. Mokmiousk,
G. I'.&T. A., D. F.&P.A,,
ToDeka. Kan., El Paso, Texas.
A Combination Hard To Heat.
The Santa Fe Route has just placed
on sale from Deming and El Paso
round trip tickets to that fa-(
iuous New Mexico health and
pleasure resort, Las Vegas Hot Springs, I
with coupons for one to ten days' board '
and lodging at Montezuma Hotel.
Tn this wav yon cn know M atari
just what the cost is for railroad faro
and liotel Dili, ine comoinauon raiu
is a very rcasonabto one.
Inquiro of local agent A. T. & S. F.,
R. R.. for full particulars.
Dr. Ancll Martin, diseases eye, ear
noso throat aspccialty. Glasses fitted
PUO!NIX SIAKKETS.
Current 1'rlcea for Grain l'rodnco
Fruit Corrected Dally.
wholesale;.
Whole barley per 100 pound
Itolled " ' "
Wheat " "
and
1 00
1 10
1 W
SCO
700
CM
25(330 00
2XI0 00
800
2 2J
2C0
'2 00
.4 60
11
14
10
25
20
li20
15
15l2f
1820
05
Flour
Bugar cube, " " -.
Hugar, gran'ted, " "
Coflee, green, " "
Coffee, roasted, " "
Rice " "
Potatoes, Irish, " "
Onions ' "
Dairy salt ' "
Deans, pink "
Hani, Kansas City, per pound.
11 re kf as t bacon " "
Lard " " .
lintter " " .
Cheese " " .
Dried apples " " .,
Dried peaches " "
Dried apricots " "
Dried grapes " " .
Dried raislus " " ..
Honey, strained " " .,
uoner, in comn
6010
Kggsperdozcn : . 17K
Alfalfa hay on ranch per ton 8 60
drain
4 60
Grain Hay baled
Alfalfa 4
7 60
6 60
'LIVE STOCK.
Beef on foot, per hundred.
Hogs, live " "
Bheop, ' "
200
400
400
Green Krult ltetull.
Apricots, per pound Sc
Peaches, " 6c
Annies. " 6c
Strawberries, per box 20o
lilacxbsrrles, " 20c
Tomatoea, per ponnd 10c
Lemons, per uoa .. ,..ucc
Oranges. " " waco
loo Cream.
Ice Cream Parlors
and Confectionery
Frank A. Phillipb. proprietor,
Always ready to fcrvo Ice Cream, Poda, Choice
Coilfeetl6nery, Fresh Fruits of every descrip
tion, Clgari, etc.
Furnishing Ire creom for parties a specialty.
Ice cream packed witji care and ddlTC'Cd to
any part of tho city free of charge.
Sisters Academy Sacred Heart
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
Fiicehix, Arizova.
Xnglldh, Frsnch, Bpisfsh, Painting, Drawing,
MuslPt cmbroldetTi . ew., taugn Terms
reasonable. AddrcsV, MOrUlrnffiiiioR,
Just the thing foi
Hot Weather.
No Extra Heat is
Thrown Off. It is
All Applied Where
Needed.
Call and Examine Them.
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and cheap. Kuqulre at S. I). Lount & Eon's ice
faoioiy.
WAKTED-AN KNEKOET1C MAN TO MAN
age branch office. Only a few dollars
needed. Salary to Hart 175 per month and in
terest in business. The Western fubllshgCo,
Kansas City, Mo.
JC7AhTKD- AN A 1
MAN WITH SOME
VV money to investigate a
fruit land propo
sition, can make from ttO to 1100 per week.
Ad iress, California Laud Union. Car of this
office,
A Physician' Oiri to Humanity.
Weak men restored to perfect man,
hood by tho Great Australian remedy,
free. Address, Box 1064, San Francisco
Cal. "IIile-ln-the-Kock."
Public reception every Sunday from
10 till 5. OllAKLHH D. POHTOH.
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PHCENIX
Bus and Transfer Company
Meets trains, delivers passengers and
baggage to an; part of tho cly.
Bus Fare 25 Cents (o aud From tho Depot
Train Calls, Baggage and Freight
. Orders left at the office with B.U.
Dracbman & Co.
Jv W. DEWITT,
elophone3. Proprietor.
Serve 25 3?er Cent
-OF
. YOUK MIUv BILL
11Y PATRONIZING
The IPhcEiiix Dairy-
Eight gallons, twenty-flvo quarts, or forty
pints for $1, rash In advance.
The best families in Phoenix prononnco our
milk superior to any thv havo nver used.
Cola JTruit.
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Melons, Grapes and all Fruits Io Cold, and h
comfortable place to at them.
W. D. SHA-RPE.
Clotlies
I. MAMLOOK,
-THE
Clothes Cleaner and Bepairer .of Phoenix.
Having a Mfolong experience in tho business will clean without tajnring the clothes and
guarantee them not to shrink, and press them in tailor-like style, to thejr will tetaln their origi
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Located on Montezuma Street, Back of Red Front,
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WAGONS, BUGGIES. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
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Bain Wagon Co., Deere Plow Co.. Columbus Buggy Qn., South
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For the treatment of Refractory OfeS,
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CITY PROPERTY.
S2 lots on Washington street, $300.
. 10 lots in Collins addition from 100 to (200.
P 2 lots in Churchill addition, elose to business, ?300.
c 10 lots in Capitol addition. 1.'j0 each.
. i acre lots, close to city, (150 to" JJ00.
iso
.Ota in all the additions to f hocnlx at ued
Incompletely furnished house, near busincis
ITRTJIT LANDS,
320 acres 8 miles from Pbcenlx under two canals, 10 per acre.
100 acres 6 miles from Phranlx, J JO per n're.
40 acres with water right Sf miles from Phoenix, V).
10 acres orango land near Croscut canal, f 100.
40 acres orange land J7.50 per acre.
20 acres nicely Improved witb good house, 12..M0.
10 to 400 acres ot chol'e fruit land with water rigb, 130 per acre.
S and 10 acre tracts with water right, $30 per acre.
A Carriaco Always in Attendance to Show PropcHy.
Phcenix Real Estate Co.
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