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THJE ABIZONA BIPUBLICAH THURSDAY MOENING JULY 19, 18t7. Truesdale. This ceremony will occur! lyn, and that in time they wis; 9 o'clock this morning at the ex- ise to bear fruit. The parties ecmive chambers and the governor -will are not only the Broklyn tnj'iy upon his duties. What he will i panies, the Brooklyn elevated railways construe the more urgent to be is a and the Manhattan Elevated railway, subject of interesting conjecture.

He but the Metropolitan Street Rai; v. ay-has not said so, but it is predicted that company. Such a union oi Drimarv eubernatorial nprform- nrlv all the street railwavs of Lh-: $0,000,000 Royal mates the food pure, wholesome and delicious. 1000 Photographs The addition or "1" to the abon row ot opaers mates tcena reprea For $10 an 37 tVllloix-pi. hv fh miirlr ilr innlnir of official heads and the effusion of ROM much bad blood which ought to have the Metropolitan company.

From time had an outlet long ago. The gov- to time in the last two years they have ernor is a very prompt man. Delays begun negotiations with the Manhat-for which he is not responsible have tan.company to acquire its it occurred and he will naturally want i one or another obstacle has in-or- to make up lost time. For these veiled, and the Gould interns ha ve reasons it is predicted that by sun-j been indisposed toward the tonight almost the only visible Tet the projected amalgamator. evidences of the late administration upvm heen nhtmoii ii.n me uait; uosii uiaiicuai auucu juu iiuai i nn'H-r of oictures with our 1897 model $10 PREMOl (WMEK AS, with not one chance twentj- or niamng a failure, and they take the same kind of supplies that the :jt.PL LH Utcnfilwlldl JJII "r1" 1 Kllfc tu ci-'u Muces.

ave Li mil uue ui caiuoai) uum ci.i'v nave 11 11111 line ui I'aiunae nuiu You want photOSof your summer trip. Prepare for it now ROBINSON, The Photo Stock House. 40 N. Center Sf, Mr. Whitnev and other men of inSuecc-1 cording to trustworthy authorUv Is near achievement, Meanwhile Mr.

Flower, Mr and Mr. Brady have been making iars-' invKtmomo ct.i 4 1. LJ1 Oil ccl i ll i Brooklyn and working steadilv toW.i the bringing of them under a singi nfrvl -niw i i authorized the elevated and the railways of Brooklyn to cross "the i-h-Msm, onA mni-r, ji. 1 ft wane Uiitrvi. LAJI i with similar lines in New York Out oi an tnese conaitions arose thc nr.

ent project for a single control or intramural transit in New York air! Brooklyn. Progress with it slow; the whole scheme may robe accomplished at once, but a la.ge part of it seems near fruition. SOCIETY SHOCKED By the News ot the Case. Strait Kansas City, July 28. The liv of H.

N. Strait, thj- wealthy manufacturer, against his wife, Mrs. Ad-die D. Strait, is the sole-topic of conversation among the society of Kansas City, Kan. Mrs.

who is now with her in New York city. at once notified by wire of the clings, but it Is known that she was expecting such an action on the par; of her husband. Mrs. Strait was on of th most, popular society ladies in the Besides being very pretty she was an excellent conversationalist and n-vr failed to win admirers. The that she tried to murder her hnsi-and was shocking to her many in this city.

Many claim that the tion is not true and that an different light will be thrown subject when the other "side is Here is the exact wording of the; petition which alludes to the wifr-v -tempted assassination of her "PJaintiff further alleges --a the 26th day of April, and in th night time while the plaintiff bed. the said defendant arose and ran into an adjoining room, 1 revolver and returning where the pontiff was lying in bed. ad did pnli 'ta trigger of said revolver and shoot plaintiff. "That on frequent occasions prior April 26, 1S97, the said defendant had hinted at murder, and murder and suicide and that plaintiff on said April 26. 1897, believed his life to be then and there in danger and that if he further continued to Hvo n-iti, oaiu ue- i fendant she would kill him or herself commit suicide lieve." and doe now so be- I Mr.

Strait left home on the night of tie alleged attempted murder and they have never lived together since. Mrs. Strait soon after left for New York, it was believed bv ances. on a visit. NO MISSOURI GOLD STRIKE.

Geologist Broadhead Declares Stories Exaggerated. Columbia. July 2S. Dr. C.

C. Broadhead of this city, who last Thursday resigned his position as ge- Ologist of Missouri university, was the first to analyze the ore found in Mont- i gomery county. Today he said that reports about the discovery had been greatly exaggerated, and that it was i nis DeJief that it would prove of very 1 little importance, although he admit-' Uhat a vein ot hn' struck nead today, "that the nuggets found "wmgomery county were simnlv dnft gold which were washed southward from the north na 8 lue ac'a' period thou- li JrS aga Assets of this uie ueen toiinii in years in Adair ct.u;,. II Iflll counties, and investigation alwavs i yivea tnem to be simplv sins'ie K- Snd These nuggets are seldom, if ever found further south than Missouri HE FORCED DEATH. John McLeenan Drowns Himself in ShallowWater.

Inner Kaon rTio nf th.p fllms nf 1A aaa nnn something. Weak, worn out men and woon. 1269 healthy and vigorous that is, stream uown rm. 1 1 1 mnco nnrnmir on iniAvi 1 lost strength as Duffey's Pure Malt Whiskey. It takes away tired, languid f.

iniC 1 nca, pure bio uio uiluuliuu ana lootig tbe irritnhlo nair t. i power to assimilate food. Drevsnft i. i digestion and nourishes th i i i "ou. lie enects axe speedily shoti I i improved looks and better htl TaII hlUVCI Ui i ul nave onJy Duffy's.

The greatest praise other emulsions can take to thorns ve ictlioMmn- si, as (jii Measured b' this standard of the world, arethese unknown preparations the thing for you to buy when health and life are at stake? The Genuine Scott's Emulsion has a salmon-colored wrapper with a picture of the man and fish. Two sizes, 50c and $1.00. For sale by ail druggists. SCOTT BOWNE, Chemists, New York. so years' SXFERIENC( JSSM TDlQf Hal DESICHSf vt- rf Kh.

probaMr iwJ in America. We havn a Waihi" JSg P.ittB taknn thrjujib Mum 4 -0 ivcimomix hi me WKICV 111 IUU onicuTicin aucotfilil beamlfnllf llln.irrated. lireest WVIbll II IW tLiOsix fMajn cupl'-n" us Patf's-ts -vat free. Adilre MUNN 361 tSroadnav. ft" SAVE TIME AND By taking the cheapen snd ivicj from bolomonville to tbeidon i t-Ufton.

or from CM fton to regnlar mail hack leavet -oloeton fi u- itsiios every Monaay, jjhj FTidTM8 o'clock a. rriT1nJS, the train from Lord, an rg to CU'tw- from Clifton every TnetMJ; Vj, ftMnitV no favor oa with their patronace. others who have to ira- 1WJ 5 he accommodatea di i.K:roncdtrip7.. care and dVht tn p.nd barzi the public for their libers forebTsiw lcii luiiiiua uOilan" one figure transforms nothing will be grease spots and gore. The crowning event of the inaugura- tion will be the reception tonight, the programme of which appeared in The i Kenun ican or vesterrtaw with thp pt- i caption of two details which have been since arranged.

The meeting trriioh tvi1t a grlrtroccorl liv Tnoo i Webster Street will be presided over by Mayor J. C. Adams. The militia will ibe in atf endTifo ns a Iwirfv mwf the representative of the militia. Major win nave cnarge oi uie ceremonies within the executive cham- bers.

The decorations whirl, -a-m ho ho. gun this morning will be superb. The "ic win ne furnished b- the Capital City band. whoP to be more elaborate than any ever rem- uerea in Arizona GORMAN IN CONTROL. Maryland Democrats Straddle Coinage Fence.

the Baltimore, July of the old fashioned kind prevailed at the democratic state convention today and it was clearly demonstrated that United States Senator Gorman still has his hand on the lever that controls the movements of the organization. At his request both the gold and silver men -waived their convictions for the nonce and voted to adopt a platform that declares for bimetallism. I i uui. ia io iu mtr wia.1 iiutfsuun 01 the ratio. The following ticket was nominated: For comptroller, Thomas A.

Smdth; for of the court of appeals, J. -Frank Ford. TO ACT FAIR. Request the South Makes roads. of Topeka, July 2S.

George A. Kimball, assistant general freight agent of the Rock Island, has received a letter from the officers of the Galveston Grain and Export company, iu which they charge tlie railroad company with discrimination in the matter of freight rates, against Galveston, and in favor of Chicago. They claim the trade of Kansas and Oklahoma belongs to the south and would naturally go there but for the action of the railroads. The trouble originated over a grain shipment from Medford. to Chicago, which the Galveston people claim could have been made to the south at a much less expense and to as good a market.

The officers of the company threaten that unless such discriminations are stopped they will arouse the people of Kansas and Oklahoma and dire cousequences to the will follow. TRAIN SEIZED. Held Up by Tramps at Omaha, Nebraska. Omaha. Juh- 2S.

Tramps to the number of about 200 held up a combination freight and mail train this morning a Tekamaha, Neb. This is the fifth train they held near there within a week, and thf government officials today decided to take a hand. A iarte force of denntv' TT States marshals is now htirrvinir in tne scene on a special train The tramps are despentte and trou- not known to be armed, however, and the deputies are. FITZ" BUYS FINE HORSES Will Enjoy Behind $900 Bay Trotters in New York. New York.

Julv 2S. -Several hundred people gathered at Twenty-third street this evening and cheered Bob Fitzsim-mpns as he drove up and down behind a beautiful team of bays. Bob made up his mind that he had money enough to have a good team Six were tried and cast aside before he saw anything that struck his fancv Finally two large bays with white forelegs and stars were harnessed and Bob took thareins. The animals acted well and he asked the price. He was told would buy the team Much as if he was buying a bag of peanuts.

'Fitz" replied: -All richt: I'll take "em." Then turaing to Julian. "Fitz" Instructed him to give the owner of the team a check. "Now we'll wet-'em." said Bob. after -he deal was completed. This was soon made known to the multitude and they quickly gathered In and around the saloon at the corner.

Many times the crowd had beer, and a select few had wine. Then the champion drove away. GREATER NEW YORK RAILWAYS. Scheme to Unite Them All Under One Management. New York, July 2S.

There is now little attempt to denv that neffotia- tions are coin? forwarrl fnr th union of the street railways, surface and elevated, of New York and Brook- i i i POWDER Absolutely Pure oval (aium wtM TMK. THE GOVERNOR OF ARIZONA Return of Hon. Myron H. Cord Last Night. Me- i ha Town Turn Out at Miatnlahtto Receive Him rrilnaa That Will Happan and Othar Th Intra That May Hbppen Taday.

Governor Myron H. McCord returned to his dominions last night. His reception must have been gratifying, for it was more demonstrative of welcome than any other Arizonan had ever enjoyed. This may be accounted for in part by the personal estimation in which he is held by a large majority of both the republicans and democrats of Phoenix, and in part because such a reception was a recognition of a splendid victory over unscrupulous enemies. The train which brought in the gov ernor and the escorting delegations was slightly ahead of time.

Notwithstanding the S. F. P. P. (pot was already crowded and the last rumble of the train was drowned in the crash of, "See, the Conquering Hero Comes," by the Capital City band.

On alighting from the train the governor shook hands with as many of his friends as possible, as he was hurried to a waiting carriage where lie was seated by the side of Acting Governor A (-. TT -ras driven ur town and i his holm' mirth Hi- citv i fr if ii-, Washington and 'U-- ser- wh i-h in: ve ten- rnior arrived ai at on a S.e;-:ai The i'liocnix and him. The first com posed of: H. N. Iuhrs.

V. Slicri-ian. liovernor Oharieci H. Akers, Dr. C.

Adams, Joseph Monihon. Charles W. Pugh. W. J.

Cotton. C. W. Johnstone. C.

M. Frazier, A. P. Shewman of Mesa, J. A.

Kurtz. R. Allyn Lewis, -lOSPTlh TTlhtiAv nnA P. HMllllolnll Thp Prospntr wns made up of President F. M.

Murphy of the S. F. P. Judge B. W.

Wells, C. Bashford, R. H. "riurmister. A.

Banla. Editor of the Pick and Drill; W. Johnston, B. F. Murphy.

G. Vickeis and E. Wclla The governor's reception at Ash Pork was marked by a wild enthusiasm quite out of proportion tc the population of the junction. The special car, "Albuoiier-iHO." was placed at the disposal of the gubernatorial party. The next stop was at Present where an elaborate programme for the reception of the governor was interrupted by violnc rain storm.

An address of welcome, however, was delivered bv Mayor W. 0. O'Neill, who took th" place or Judge Sloan, to whom that duty had been nssiirnei! The pulled out from Prescott amid rousing cheers. It was mot at Wicken-burg by the Yuma delegation consisting of John W. norrington.

John Gan-dolfo and C. D. Baker, who left the city on the evening train. At Peoria Glendale and Alhambra. where brief stops were made, territorial inusiasm was prevalent Governor McCord.

who has just from two months of the stormiest season within his public experience, said a sight of the desert, the mountains and the green fields of the valleys wns more welcome to him than be had ever imagined they could seem. He could not say so much when he spoke of some of the men of Arizona, for he still feels a degree of bitterness, though one in moment of victory forgives much. Hut there are attacks which are not to be forgiven. Though the governor has taken the oath of oftlce before Justice Harlan of the t'nited States supreme court. In order to avoid anv question of legality, the oath will again be administered to him by Chief Justice Summer Underwear All Styles! All Sizes! All Prices.

GREEN, The Hatter, FLEMING BLOCK. Large Line of Summer Clothing and PANTS. I PINNEY Phone 147 from Australia to San Francisco and more wiil follow later. The market here scarcely comprehends tae operation. is believed that goid exports from NVw York to Europe will be but there is much uncertainty as to whiAher the United States will gait; mv.ch gold this year.

It is felt rha: tiiau.y may be largely determined by a-foek exchange operations. However, the mere fact that Australia is sending gold to the United States has bcrdoued the discount rates A BIG EXPLOSION AVERTED. Found in a BoiIr Shop and Strikers Suspected. Dyuairiii Buffalo. N.

July 28. This was not regular day for cleanins a Dit in he Shore boiler shoD. but the workman whose duty it was to build a rhv tills morning, having plenty of time, removed two feet of ashes and fifteen 50-caliber cartridges and -caliber cartridge, nearly six mtnes long, all loaded with dynamite. cAjnujura uoi ueen lounti. nitich cunage must have been done.

in ink that the cartridges were mean; for those who recently took tho places. MH3. STOWE DIED POOR. Author of "Uncle Tom's Cabin" Left Her Daughters in Need. Ii nford.

July 2S Every one 'a ill tf stirprised to learn that Mrs. Harriet Beeeher Stowe died almost r.cns:'..vss and that her homestead is now for sale. This statement Mrs. U-iNjlla Beeeher Hooker, herself a writer, makes public in a setter written to the World. The twin daughters of the distinguished writer and philanthropist are in actual Tioed.

MINING PIPE meua ii b- ing ciu.er or to iron In many parui-ular and inferior to n-ue. Write for Circulars oi The Tru.s Patent Automatic ORE CARS. IMiliAM, BATGBER 4 GO HARDWARE MERCHANTS. Sacrmnto.Cl. iThe General Gold Ex tracting Ltd.

PELATAN-CLERlCI PROCESS. Patented In the Fnited States and other coun-. tries. CapiUl London Head Draper Gardrcp. Laboratory and Ore TesiinK Plant, ISSu Wya- rtar.rl, PnlA.on t-i F.

OLERICI, Manager for Uaited Sutei. The ROSV Prntthnoae i velvety softness of the skin is iara uutuni ov laose wbc use 1 oz2o: Complexion Powder. Ph(pnlsCare Creek Stage. Mon.Ssv and ridarg for Cave Creel Fbojai-- Hinm. itrc.sl attention ziven passeneura asc xFKe.

1 -ve orders Golden Eagle Stab' C. M.3a i I te. i i A Phoenix Park Theater Three nigh ts, commencing Monday, July 26 The eteat racing comedj New H01128 Jew Dunces A An OAn QAn I rices UlU. Seats On Sale at Keefer's. Tonight East Lynne.

minutes, breaking the previous record over the course by twenty-eight minutes. When the swimmers were hauled upon the raft at the New York yacht station they were completely ex nanstei nnri -ivoro :i.ii -ki stand. Restoratives were adminis- tered and in a few minutes thev were able to walk. The race was for a side. Stockmen and Ranchers! i Dip, Carbolic ACJO CriSjiiC til! I -t K-k.

CO. The Outward Sign oi Inward Health. IMLY FACES, Beautiful Necks, White Arm. and DR. CAMPBELL'S Safe Arsenic Complxion Waferg and FOULD'S Medicated Arsenic Conxion Fu all these.

If Ton Rt-p or anv blmitfa Ton worms. of Dr. Vaf a box Soap, H. R. FOlii Soieoropletor.iitn-rtK In orderinE minUon KepuWican.

QUICK TLMEJOCALIFORNLA. to California seide retort; P' i Phoenix at 5 oclocl leave arriving in Los Angles S-9Ct7 Ue' same day. BreakfaVt m- the supper in Log AnJSes use of riding -Te'es: at is th; ther when vou can miIea the route "me via, MORE LIGHT -OS. S0Z0D0NT -A5D- THE TEETH reeth -nT in sess of for nesrlT t'crtj p.nr,H lew York wmple tif aaet and Mention The AriroEa HencbllcaaT The Derby Mascot! A Clear Complexion Leadville. July 'S John to 1 Leenan: Who' hai's fmm "OC" Ja.

a well demonstrated merit tDe Vicinity in treatment of low graoeeoid and nilTeroref OI aieago, committed Suicide here to 'PecW? a complex cliaracter. tal-nlfiht by drowning him-lf in i and clayey omblnaiions or which "'mseu in a reser- clas: of ore. as i well known, cannot be tieat-voir at the Bimetallic smelter The ed leatnlnc nT "xivi.Uon. 1 supposition is that he was dwnnnjt i Sne mdeoarae becaiivw ho hA I "ea, QesPOnaent particle, are by the Pelatan Clericiprocesnre-oecaube be had no work and had covered direct from ore witbont iS squandered all his Savings dnriip end precious metals are spree. As there was scrSlr Bi builion oy me reservoir, McLeenan lay down flat in the pool and forced death upon himself.

He came here1 from a suburb near Chicago about a year ago. He has a family living i Joliet. 111. ENGLISHMEN SURPRISED. Australian Gold Shipments to the United States Not Understood.

New York. July 2S. A special cable to the Post from London says: The market here is surprised at gold shipments arranged from Australia to tht United States. The news is no-nr ahan- mtelyv conSnned. A considerable amount will go by "the next steamer BO'-Ohostiia.

Hart.