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VOLUME III
E5X! K.Q Q FTO jI STH fit Sflt n nn Jk
1 LLLillaiM iiallii
Govsruor Murphy's Report.
, Wasunhton, Sept. 24. -The annual
report of X. (). Murphy, governor cf
Aiizona, to tho Buvretmy of tho interior
f bays the population of the territory is
neatly, if uot quite, 100,000 people.
Tho social mid moral conditions com
pare i'avorably'with any portfjii Mif the
Union. The citizens iro true, -honest
Ameiicans, ami tho governor saya they
enjoy the pioud distinction of bcint; the
first to respond to their country's call
for volunteers tor the war just ended.
,. An Arizona ling was tho llrat hoisted
Vttm, i uvur inc rnuip'iijiH gi inu cuuuiy lit .ci
Cui.oy. There have bean no outbioaks
ijt or depiedations by Indiana within the
, 'W r year, and tho governor saya it is not
py - -anticipated that any are liliely to occur.
Thobfl who lmvo hjon troublesome hsre
tofote, the various branches of tho
Apaehe family now have been peaceful
for a longer continuous term than ever
lteforc in thoir hiatoi y". Rec.com meuda
tions submitted by Guvorncr Murphy
include the following:
Thut Aiizona ho .iilmittcd nan. etato:
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vi!aU4l't .tlinf oil iMliaiflatwtu u-irhir. ,V,n lafrl'iiri'
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0 l,f Le ceded to tho territory or etatoj that
"" "the military post of Whipple llarrackd
''' be i c-jstahl tailed: thataioidonableum
ho appropriate 1 for artesian well boring
in the territory; that a commission be
appointed for ethnological and nrchaeo-
logical repeal ch in thu tefritory and
that suitable appropriation bycotujrosr
be hud tlwrefore; that the salaries of
federal judgea within the territory be
increased tint an appropriition by
Kmia . congress be. had to uay fjovomora and
fcccreianea oi me territory aitary auow-
ed to them "by 'law; tha'tutiio pay of
x membora of tao territorianegialature
bo incrciiFpd.
An Aggessivc Policy.
WaainxoTox. Sept. L'4. When Herrc-
iary of Ptaic John Hay assumea ofli o
theiO'Will lie n now turn in American
"shirtsleeve diplomacy." A vigoioua
foteitrn policy ia to be inaugurated and
for the uextdialf year tho atate depart
ment will attract attention both, at home
and abinad from the virility and pngnii
city of its moves upon the checkjr boat d
of foreign affaire. Three thinga eipeei
nlly hae lH'4-n mapped otit fur the ox
ecution oJ t'io new policy and he wi.l
lein at once to carry out his program.
It ia this:
First, to civo the several South Am
erican nations, notably Chile, Peru, and
the Argentine Republic, a few object
lessons of the strength of this country.
Second, to mikoa naval demonstra
tion in iorco beforo the Golden Horn
In tho laudable endeavor to frighten tho
6uf)lino porto into paying tho American
claims for tho destruction of property
and life in Armenia.
' Third, to brimlo up against Germany's
encroachments in the Samoau protect
orate and to checkmate its jilaua forget
ting a foothojd in the Philippine arch
iliulago. To vigorously inaugurate thcao threo
jduns wil, be the firut woik of Secretary
Hay. In tho ease oi thu .South Amori
pan countriiy, Col. Hay saya the matter
is to bo vigorously pushed.
Germany has been acting in a high
jinnilcd wuy muco the death of thu king
of Samoa, regardless of the tuple pro-
toctruate exercised by England and' tho
United Htates jintl wiih hertjclf. and
tho bottleinent quention lll have to Ij
-taken up at once by Col. Hay. Ho whi
also tut 11 down Germany in its mis-
chievous endeavor to foment tioublo in
the Philippine.
Devastating Floods.
Kimisto.v, Jam.woa, h'opt. '21. M til
alvices which readied heio today
brought melancholy reli"f to the &us
pjnso regar lin iho full extent of tho
b'tiiicaue disaator at tho island of St.
Vincotit, St. Lucia and Biuludoj, show
in ' that tho (list accounts weio not ex-
aegerated. At St. Yincont about S00
Hveo havu been lo t, not counting tho
los of life buffered throujh tho des-
truotiou of shii.pln;;. ' Tito coast is
1 . s
iM- ii win. ur. mia ot vcbk, many
f Of which aio from Barbados
The frtcrm
rsctr;
raged from 10 o'clock in the morning
on Sunday, September 11th, until 8
oVlotfc in the afternoon, completely
wieekin tha it.land. At Kingston, tho
capitol, fully 200 houses wcie demo
lished, wliilolho suburbs of Cosheath
-and Montebollowweia dovastat id
Cloudbursts from tho mountains
awept much of tho ruins into tho ca, as
fcoeraI (hr-d and injuied perrons waie
on the beach. Tlirouj'ioit the island
tho destruct.on was on wholesale cilo;
not only estates ami huildiiiii Ining
razed, but cultiva'ioii oblttoiatod. The
following towns and village were des-
tioyed:
Roae Plaeo. Gianrl Sable, Ainosvole,
Mount I'l.Mt-ant, Aigyle, Willilabo, liar
louallid' Layon and liaixameiil, and the
poeond city Geoigetown was consider
ably damaged. No appmximuto ebii-
mate of tho pecuniary damage tlon. has
been icpoitod, but theirl.Mid baa bscn
practically mined.
COLONEL DR0DI3.
Tho irpubluMii eonvtntion which
convenod in Irt'scott reeci t'.y nominat
ed Col. A 0. Hiodio for delf aate to con
giess. Biodio ia at present in Now
Yoik-jCty. At tho time of the nomina
tion nb telpgiam or diiect comoiunica
7tln.liad been received from Itiodie as
to whether ho would accept tho nomi
nation. Hairy Carpenter, .the perma
nent cl aii man of the convent ion, stated
th it he had fcoii Brodio v, bile in Nw
York and that hud stated, in effoH, that
lie sould accept such nomination.
Our c.tizens will lememher that a
Yavapai county convention once nomi
nated lhoriie tor a county ollico on the
assniancoof a piotniuent Piescott ic
publican that Urodie would accept ; and
all remember that, uoi withstanding the
filet that aaid nomination was liiadt:
uuauimous, iiiudio did not accept,
llencu, a largo element of doubt exists
among Col. Brodie'a fi iend- as to wheth
er he w ill accept this second nomination
tendered under tinnlar circum-
ptances. 'Mr. Carp"eter ufify ba 'njuta
ken, for Col. Brodie's Ai.jzoua friends
HinltJSrii()iHiiiiiiunsj:.!noi.. under
stand how Col Brodio can, stand on-a
gold atandard platform, when he was
at rayed as a pouotful pillar among those
who, ul tVe last national election, to
fused to afliliato with the bolting gold
bug minority of federal oilice-'cekiiig
Arizona republicans. It will hi tuid
for these true Anzonans to believe that
Brodio will bito at this ghticiing gold
bug bait by which the enemies of Ari
zona seek to catch him and titu him for
their ovn unholy purpooi, knowing
tiiatone of their own number stands
not the shadow -of u show of t-uceess.
Men o: Yavapai and Atizona, imagine
( o Brodio standing on a guld-hug p!at
h.r.u and attempting to explain h in
famies of tho Muiphy-McOout rowd
a d the benefits of a gold stall !ar il It
i too ridiculous to think of. lunv be
lieve that Brodie will do it; all hope
that he will not do violence to the posi
tion he holds in thu hearts of Aiizoiians
by attempting to do it. for if he does, it
would be in sorrow and not in an
gei that all pavo thebo few conspirators
would tea him cast behind him all hope
of political political preferment i the
hands of the people of Arizona.
Tho convention which nominated
Brodio adopted a platfoun endoismg N.
O. Muiphy. Can liiodio stand on the
pli'iforiu, und if he does, what will his
friends think of him? Cornier.
TnuhiBtory of thestnuglin,; existence
and financial staivatiou of lnuuy loial
papers published in piosperous mining
totalities is not a ctedital.lo tecord for
an industry so broad and libeial in
many other icspects, Especially is this
tine in view of the fact that the mines
have been n.oi-t faithtully upheld and
owe a large propoition of their value
and success to tlio veiy means which
has hien neglected and uuiuwaided.
'il e leport of uitiiiiii; pioperties. stnkes
oforelKilics 111 mines, slupiucuts fiom
Mi.elteis, value of 010 and null itius, has
him most careiully made, to bo copied
hy ttannetiopolttan re:nw in the con-
1 teiaof capital, until a t du of inquiry
und imeMiiient has bfi-n atlramcd to
the locality and a gcnefal condition of
inospeious iuitivitv established by whd h
humjieda have bonii benefitted It,
li-any ciies tuis gratuitous woik, winch
bus cost I 1110 and money, has been done
faithfully and Impart'jiHv loi tlio.-o who
Ji ve- nevir contubuicd the amount of
an annual Mtbtciiplion to the paper
which has been the chief cause ot their
piospcruv. Tho mining iiuli.jtty owes
its promi-irig conditio) , its general uc
tivity. thu favoi'ihlu stito a public
0 iiiion toHttitki mminy, ihoinvchtmeni
of capital and th.' icinaik.ihlo develop.
mi'iiT now taking phue tiioio 10 tho in
fluenceof il 0 pru3 than 10 any pno4or
ot,f U;!AC:S comJ.ir.cd, but its
r'tui-n foi'itll thia b'lieht haa, a a rule,
be(m moat ,, t;lul ceitaiuiy uu.
;t.-WoUoru .Mlniof; World.
BISBEE, ARIZONA.. SUNDAY
Gw. AVmsoN will carry Cochico
cmnriy by a lingo rnajotity on tho 8th of
November ii't.
What ate wo coming too? The re
publican ptrty have (wallowed tho ini
tiative and lciereiidumdadose, and Col.
Biodio stands on n fold nlitform.
Lft this canipai zn ha fouglit on its
meiit?;1et theie lo no mud Hlinzins.
Let each party do il" ut noft t support
their nominee?, but do it liko gentlc
meu. Tin; democracy ot Puna county aro
acain united, and both factions aro
earnestly working lor tho tvelfa-e'of the
inw ty and for Gcu. Wilson, noKt dele
gate to conuress.
Turin: will lc three tickets in tho field
again this fall in Coehie county. It
will piobably be the only county in tho
IcirKoiy that will do eo. In nil the
ell er count'es the j opulipts have fused
with tho nerrifriafs. or trptibliuMi'1.
Bfncn p1 o ild hiv. a )eprtsent."tiv3
oi the hn;rl of ptijirviFora, and that
r prrppnUiivo I'ho'ili be a thorough
bmdneps man, one who liaF proved him
H'U capable in tho conduct of hia own
pi ivato business affaiis. We have many
such mon in oil" mi Ut.
Tun battleships, Oregon and lowa.will
hcfentto Pacific watei?. This is done
in anticipation of tio-ible in the fareat.
Those two ships will command rcRpect
any w hoi c. As things htand nowadays,
fear is the moit essential element of re
spect and co'itir 1 the voild's actions.
How Col. Bioi in can atmd on a gold
platform this year after two yeais igo
refusing tho nomiiutiou o i the iepub
loean county ticket in Yavapai county
because they ondoised tho St. Louis
plalform, w tne unable to understand.
This approximate cost or tho war to
the Unitet. States is: Army, $78,000,
000; navy. $:5G,0D.),00. Two hundred
and sixty-four men were killed, and
Wf0 wore wounded in the tinny. Fif
teen bundled wero killed by dipasr
Fifteon mt'n wcio killed and thirty eight
wounded in the navy.
Maiik Svtrii has not Uft thb territory,
as tho Tucson Star woul I intimate. He
hfj gone on a hhorl tiip to Los Angeles
t s -e bin wife, -alio lies rcrious'Iy ill at
th t place. lie will letutnand locato
in Tucson, wl-eio ho will keep Billy
Biines anil "Pudiead" suesniiig what
hen going to do.
Tm; lei iative timber this fall should
bo such (hat thev can be idled upon.
Theie a number of matters to bo
brought hofo 0 the legUhitmo that will
reqiiiie the united efforts of our repre- n
sentaiivea to handle. We need men of
eKiermo, men who understand our
want, and mKo what f do not waat.
Thk agricu.tui.'l i:ijimh thionghout :
t e tetrito y ate, a intial ju,t befuo
f. tu,ltfn t- (ii. no iufi..l .i..i l..(. ... .1
0 ection, nuHing ihe bullion tax quea-
ton. li ucu a l.iw shoulil he onaetod a
a tax should also b placed 011 the grac
ing alfalfa ciops 111 thoSalt-Kiver valley,
l'hero is as much jus'aceuii 0110 as there
is in the oilier.
Thk election 111 Maine last week in
one bein-o vas a decided democratic vic
tory. 'Die tepublicaii majority wan cut
down considerably jind in Reed's dis
trict tho lnajouly was icdiued over
4,000 with 1850. The middle, tonthori)
and western states will toll upntcoail
vor i ajornie this fall
The fi hi (oi the benatorship in Vir
ginia lutween Mai tin and General Fitz
hujh Lee, lias opened lip lively and
prom fc. t) lie a warm one. Lee has
declined that he wilt Minnnrt tho Chi
cago platfr.rin and would have done so if j
heio 111 W6. It is said that Cleveland, 1 ul
MeKlnlev and all the other lepubltcans I
ha,M('V l.wlch may gieatly l.andi-
.ip "in tne i.uo. it Lee is really a tree 1 iriiou.,oncmiuii i' ""' "
Rdvei man, he is all tight, hut he had , the watchwords itiucnbcd on tho ban
bJtter cut lon-e fi om boum of his ft londb. er 0f the Ai izona democracy.
"lw,,'f'w"-""iniHMHiMiwwiiiwiMiwi nnM-nnrnmninmiirnwt hi nniiiwiiiripmri 1 ill '""
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ELr.QJKICtTV Iu iliodiscno ofwomeu, rheumatism, nciitalsin und j;oiii.ral do
bltttj, coiiiiilclo anil lj(Ateic(jtrtcul .ipplluuces,
X-KA1' IMIsou'Rtnot iioworlul. lliooub incnn of absolute dinnosts in rcrtniu
fatniiofiilseaiesof wwinen, illscase of Iler, JIdiie; l. tiunors, una" tlU
eru,esol Ihiiiuu and Julnlfc. ,
MfJlKRN PUKGlJIiy -.Vj ottioolnettulppci! with cvrythinip'jiiiro J to prac-tiro
li'rptlc at dun - optic ntrpry, tto blood in Hon, u j-.ii ,m or .utyiiuralion
lollovlnu of'i.itlou. lf;uoitiut,.3Uit'coas, aiitiiiuattd uiothuj.., cautj
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EYEA;fHEVKr)ISB'c'riJ.-Slx taiV-;vorit In tUii speohd field. Cross;. r:c,
Tutuittot, pterMilum, ciamilutcil Hd. pll lnlluimimtor, umliutjlLuhlKoaMi'i
of thnn t-e.itixl. Vci.. I Mt trlao; svllli'oi're't tnl,tt ro i : 'co:n tho
tr.ucllnir"opticiu:i." I Jceep ull UiuJs, itj'lcsi uud prU-cs in i:biSc.5
CATARRFI. AHTHMA ANfi ClIROMUGOItr, TI1UOAT-A poMttvoome auarantced
in ull caces trcttcl. Clironlo tore tltroiit, tnlattcd tOuslls mul mouth
tiicutliim; m u child Jcud to it.rui'ubJu catarrh, !iiinlur uirnu I dpaniavt.
itit.-tpntln of all eft-os o! total hllndaosi au I ileufnssj o.n t.mio trom ,nti-a-
h!o i ,.). at thoir bolhstaj. Hfiy nsi tnt of- tuUu.da.its un-1 literary
P'jopio tietftl irlu.v3.
EXCI.LbHT KOOil AND TIM IKED NURiSS for patiomficmuuair ronthmed
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EVENING SEPTEMBER
unmuwi
liu: lepublican jiaityof this terntoiy
has thown tho cloven foot in the follow
ing plank in their platform, adojiWj at
Pipcolt last Monday :
"WonnlfeEitatingly aupport thojudg
ir.ent ami discictio,!! of tho republican
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ooiiKrwH ujioii "an questions ot liuauciiu s
legieiauoii, ueiieving tnat wnatdvor , $"
changes aro necessaiy for tho wclfuio ot ' 'Si
tho people can be htbt K'cuicd through J 1
iCr-ubliean offortr," i Vi
'Flirt m rli. rt ll.to ..1....U . .,!, ot
'.u.imnn, v nun iniin iti nv io
toconcuil tho cold liugiHin that it coi.-
tains. Tho voters of Auzona know how
.the teiubluan coi gu"-s ha? dealt with gi'
the financial ibuo in tho past and they j-?3
know that it will meet the samo fata in j;
tho future, EIong'a" Mark Ilatma and ijj
the gold bug corporations have tho ti ly tS
collated. No such bundling tactics ab ;s
thiB plank in the republican platfoun 5
can win in Aiizona, as the " o. p. will. $
x ... 1 r. . . I ."11
iinu ouwn Aovetnuer next.
Tali; ahout dereiting tho Cliicrtgo
platfoim! When the Dsiuocrc.tic party
had been bctiajt.d; whan its pai ty ! Wj
machinery was in the hands of agontsj3t5
of plutociacj; when not one single etato i 1
in the union was safely Democratic and &
hen despair spread Jiko a black pall all j,;
v ting iinkiuti iuu viiiAvr ll.lij, Ul .a
tared Democracy, ie-called the paity Sfi
ionization, diovo out trnito.a, in- 'cZjj
cieapcti the Dciabcratic vote hayotid the
highest water mail:, and with all the ?
tiubts, big newspapois atid banks'::
against U3, polled 0,511,900 votes for 13
Bryan against 5,054,000 votus for Cleve- Jj3
land. Yet we arc asked for the sake of T-ol
Jiaimony and teiopoiary euccesa to
compromifT) tiuth tor ofror, right for.d
uimiif Wi it ill iiiiiini fJik if 1 ifl
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Wirn Colonel J. F. Wilson on a silver
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platform and Colonel A. O. Biodic the ,?
sing e gold standard nominee, the align-1 v
men t is made.- Both aio good men in'1
their respective spheies in life. Colonel t"'
Bioilio is a elever draftsman, a capable Js
surveyor. Colonel Wibon is one of tno ?f,
ablest lawyers in the west. Bioarf V4
nnndod, cV.nable, honest anil in favor of i2
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honest i .rinuietit. Tlio platioim on ;t
jA'hich hciJinds is a model one, and m hh
liay4nonyuli the plain people ot ihu ".j.
westX Sifveiua the national ihhiio.aiul .3
tlmuhi Biodle be elected Ai 12:011a will ?
Jif.va ehaortoi tLc tinglo goul eiandahi."' ..:
V uh Wiljon's election Arizona anuoilc- . ?p)
ea the is aill in hne-with the west.
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Genkral Law-ton has emit woid to rho r,';
Cuban cuuua that men of cducatun ki.
and good morals will bj wanted to h. I
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Jhi.il positions. Ho has ofleiod to help".
all ttiobe who will lay tlo.vn then an vis .3
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to reach their home.. Lawton says he
'will not make an effrt to re-eMiiblibh
k2'
tLecouits iit'lil aftei tlio peace commis
mon meets. Public schools camiut be !Cj
- opened be a use theie is no money to
support them.
The denuiciaoy ot A.i.ona is now
united and picsents a solid fiont, white
thu leuublic.iu oaitv urtlio lerntomi6 -?'"?3t
divided into tactions. Tim MiCjrd tol- J(i
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16eia uie ti,;luing the jMuiptivsand v.3
their catidniaio, Col. tiro lie, w.ine the
snvei lepublic.tiis of the terntoiy will
hipport Alio iteutucrtu: nominee to a
man.
Tn lopublicans of the leiritoiy beem ,-X
to have torgotten the fact that tl-eir last J-j
national convention v,a held in St. ' i
Louis,and that they had their pi inciplcs ; 0
laid dovv n tor them there. But perhaps t3
ondoisinn: the admtuistratiou is thojisja
same McKinley. and his boss, Mink jn
llanna, suieiy stand ly it. , '&r
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Q'hl free stiver otcisot Arirona can
never bo taken in by that straddle 01 a
financial plank that was tecently adopt
ed by tho lepublicaiiH at Prescott.
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