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SALAMANCA, n T., March 1a.-Theodore Micklas
murder Of. DR.. Andrew Mead, OF Allegheny, \. T.,
In December last He was perfectly composed,
not moving muscle when on the 8caf7old. The
Catholic Chutu1 administered the rited
, 1870-03-19
BUSINESS NOTICES,

The community having been so frc.
qufnt1y deceived by The mnlrlfafious so-called
remedies, specifics, and patent medicines, look
with wel1foun1ed mlstrust Oh all innovations in
medical science, but 1Iot's Malt Hxtract has
proved the exception to this rule. as ts great Eu-
ropean reputation attracted at once the earnest
attention Of the medical faculty, and they felt it
their duty To recommend It to the!r patients, con-
sequcntly the public have houored It with their
greatest confidence. Sold BY all druggists and
EIQCEEH.
, 1870-03-19

Aenss.sn Central Railroad Company, pleaded
Gnalty TO an lndlctmeat charging hm Nth con-
epttAcy 70 cheat the company OF c1r load Of beeL
Ae Mn4 vmaoded for sentence ltsppeatrd inst
s bill Of ladlnR, Ct way.oiI, ~ 70 csnse tho trans
portation to IN associate OF the car load OF meal
. New fofk. The Associate WAS hfrekted n tne
while be vas In the aet Of duposlng ofit
KAto Rice stole . quantity Of closainE uoM
clotheA line. sentcncc wss soEenoeo Ii net eo'e'
upon her IA ysut promise 70 reform.
john Hurfe. nhes ". q. Norfia, stor fevolvef
OF trinlnR valuc from Prank Bahnoaa; 4e naa eeen
IN jau two wocka and tho Court hdded tofsJ DAYS
John Isrin stolc = coat knd patF OF giores.
raine- xobA ic hAd awaited Indictment during
M. MteSn. being IN jan at the tine He was sent
down for smother ten daJh
AIbcrt Williams was mp On three indictments fer
the larceny OF clothing valued st About 80. lie
wns reinAndcd
Henry Smith larcenied carpet worth 50, and
Es9 rem andct for sentence.
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sixth Army Corps Annual Reunion.
PHILADELPHIA, March 1a-The Society Of the
Sixth Army CONS will hold It's annual reunion
here Aprtls. A large attendance IS expected
The oration viii be delivered By General Cocn-
FEUe,
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The Endinn Question.
Walhinqtoe {Adseh Is, Dtspo.eh TO tA4 C4nesnnati
Commercial
A prominent member OF the Senate Com
,,;t4aa an Indian Affairs has written = letter to
General Sheridan, in which he says:
II hsyo for some time feaced what you
st.ta to bo quite probable, . general Indian
w.r on Tho p!ains, and have aimost ceased TO
, 1870-03-19

The Governor Of Texas has been pet!ttoncd TO
postpone IN execution on the ground that the con
tenneu man should have longer time 10 prepare
for death, and that bis health Is lot good.
, 1870-03-19
MARRIED.

Paper Hanging and Window
shades, latest styies Palnts oils, glass and
brushes, At F. E Hgby's, 50 Randolph Street
, 1870-03-19
A Na- Antha- naa1


"Palners i" EoEnt1 Collection" /" tnst published by
Root 4 Cady, Is m elegant new anthem book Of
s19 paSeA
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MISSOURI

Tho Wilder Murder Cnsc nj NhnsA@
City = Marrow Escape from A.
phyXia.
sreefsi Dc1patch to The Chicago Tribune
KANSAS CIT, Mo-, March lR-James A. Hutch
,nsou, the Euurterc, Of Colonel Wilder Of the Jour
mol. has becn Indicted for mnruer in the second
degree. Wilder WAS Radical, and the verlltct
was no doubt rendered through political innu-
entes ~ the murder Ia one OF the most htTocious
and cald-blooded that has sta1ned even the dark
record OF Missouri
4 man named OTIa1loran narrowly escaped
death In thia city. He Is from Wyandotte, and put
mn Al the St Nicholas uotal On set1f1ng h. blew
6ut the ca. and, In the morning, was found tnsen-
s1bie. lie viii probably recover.
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Cs1tAsu md his crnw Of Rmateur niners made
the moet suooessfu "eeason" Of xny on tho
coast.
, 1870-03-19

Salt Khcunl cured by using Juntpcr
Tar Soap, made sy Caswel, Hazard Co., Ne"
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Sun 1ie,..s an Meoa :t:es b b 8 M M. n. n.
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peath of Fn,hcr Wheeler. OF St.
IontK.

ST. Lorts, March lS-A letter was received to
day announcInC the death Of Rev. Father heeler,
Of this city, at Munich. Bavaria Shile q, rue
herr rEenty-nve Jesrs, and WIS well known
throughout the West rs warm- hearted, generous
and zeajorsly devoted ccclcsiasttc.
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United States District Court.

NOTICE.
Motions for new trials Will be heard this day In
both the couftB
IN BANEKCT1CT.
Disehnrye Ordrof,-Altchcocl + Endicott, OF
Chicago.
Guilty afAa af Bankrupap.-Bcnjamin F. Clarke
and William II. Armftage, Of Chicago.
Sttc Hpcestings.-Lemuel F. uasEins, Of Peoria;
involuntary proceeding instituted By Mills, John
son Co. Matthias Trehunc, Of Chicago; yolun-
t0GJ proceeding.
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COUNTRY REAL EsTATE.

CUUNTEE1 FkEAL LSIAIE.
E,oR SALE -CHoICE STOCK FARM-tS CAR.
roll County Iowa Of so aers; s.o sens l.npEuysd
ailes sou;h of siisaaon ststop Sotsnxcftern hstea
For further Particular. AddErrs JNO. ". GUSTINE,
PAaofa, Guthrie County, Iowa.
I Chicago property. farm Of lt with good sstoy
franc house I6 fsct, l5 feet studs. room. barn LIZ w.
lows rytee. !. sn. Described south half noE1hca.
quarter and Eorth half southeast quarter Section 2l
s. Silver Crrek. and Eood farming land ~ thcrc ID
II ths State For ius.hsr pat,s.rs tqniscs Of SsHss
County, Iowa. or A. + DWIGHT. % Canalst. Chicago
LoR sALE-OR ExCnASGK-im AoRE5 OF
ehc!ss low, land centrally located ana near I'll.
goods Of any kind. LOUIS Z. KELLEY l. CO., lz2
InSallfsaf
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-08-13
Gan. stonInana s YieWg.

At a public reception given Governor Saf- l ford at Prescott on t3e 9.h ult, Gen Stoneman
 expressed his senep aagiews with regatd 10
 the proper means ofasaing the Indian difi-
 cui'y aud gave his opuioas upon the resources ot Arizona anl the probable future of the Territory. We cop1 from the Miner of July l6tb.
 hS said one of the first and paramount ob- IJects to DC attained Bas tue set.lemens of the country, for then the people would protect themselves, and to flat end he should labor to open up more and better wagon roads and secure increased mail facilities, as well as suoaue the Indians He recommended far meFS and miners to settle conveniently near together, in sucE numbers that they could protect themselves, as it would De impossible Tor hlzl to afford soldiers to guard every farm Ing or mining camp and any attempt to do so WonIc destroy the efficiency of the troops at HIS command. By ss,.iiag as he recommended. It would enable him 10 move his froons into the mountains, where the Indians live, and by thus concentrating them, less would be rsGuir ed for camp duty, and more hurled against me Indians. It vas his intention, he said to some tune the coming fall, meha T concentrat- cd movement against ihe apaches, with all th5 aiable force under his co1,maud, and at that time all citizens who desired to take hand Tn the campaign would be welcome 10 do so and supplied with rations; also at any tlme when a scout were sent out, he was willing and dssirious that miners sh6ad ac- company II and prospect tAe country and that tue troops would be instructed to extend them every facility not inconsistent with the ser vice. He observed that his first order to post commanders was ''to regarl as hostile all h. dians not known to be friendly" His conf- dence in the future oftha Territory was great, and greatly streng gthened bT that which he had so recently observed for the first sime, though hls acquaintance with the Territory began some twenty years ago; said the grazing was unsurpassed within the ample limits of our national domain, and believed the time not far distant when Arizona woald take front rank aa gold and silver producing State.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-08-13
N OfiCNss

All Persons arc cautioned aga inst purchasing negotiating certain Pronissory Note for one thousand dc liars, given by me to Simon R. Chambers, dated April 7th, 1870, and payable on the first of January 1870, as the said note was obtained from me by fraud.
 s. ". CHAMBERS, Tucson May 3, 1879. tij7O.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-08-13

The Y. T. Hcra1d's Washington Cores, po1ieni is rather clever, aod certainly ori- riaai adiyidoal The man vbo oan have tLe vo.eva a proceeding in the Senate published in his 4swspaper before The injunction Of secrecy ms been 1emogei from said proceed iry, is wog.ag ot his position as an atiscle oi the Herald: yet this correspondent did it and here is Ibe ioanneF ia si;vl he Oa.siued his information: h conversation with the Sena tors individually D. .oo4hsl mon he meassre jne 5=cid'3 aud under injunction of secrecy. and l.o-s 'bs o.ip'oas t4s eGoi.ed drer lis conclusions as to how tho v1!e s.aod be thea seat his report for publication and waen the nest days F-r9il reached Washington ihe ns'onishel Senators ialad Jbajr votes properly recorded ani ,ba 4juaauor of secrecy still upon tho measure decided
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-08-13
SALE OF GOVERNMENT STORES!
TUosox DEPOT, A. T., Aug. 4, 1s7

TUcsoy DEPOT, A. T., Aug. {, 1870. WILL be sold at public auction at the ware- houses of the Quartermaster's Department, at this Depot, on Wednesday the 7th day of Septem- per next, at 10 o'cIock a. 1n., large let of Quartcrmasters stores, condemned as unfit for the service consisting in part as follows, viz Wag- g, Harness, Seddles, Axes, Scythes, Shovels, Spades, Forks, Circular Saws, Be lting, Flows, Cern mills, Corn SheIler, te., etc., together with large lot of Carpenters, Blacksmith'S and Nheelwrights tools.
 The articles must be removed immediately after thesale.
 Terms Cash in Government Funds.
 t5 J, c. c. LEE,
 Asst. Q. M,, U. S Army.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-08-13

eve have recelYed the Ar5coaan of Tue son, of the 4th and llth. We perceive our friend has rather misunderstood us, for in noting the change as to the headquarters of this military Division, we merely incidentally alluded to the inconvenience which would be sustained by these southern counties in the matter, while we congratulated the Territory on much needed reform in their military engagements. '-L. /. Star.
 Admitting human fI0biljty-anl eii;ors being in most cases of the genus homo-we cannot consistently assert tha; the ris,ake was not ours-e7en if we dii fail to discover the congratulations. However, i; would appear like malice on our part should we reject tLe friendly explanation, and therefore regard our grievance a5 mutual mistake.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-08-13

EDITORIAL lEIALS:-IioH QGHgntIul It IS
 for the editor when about the middleof an arti-
 clo upon the probable early collapse of the
 universe, Or something of eqaal interest to him. self. to receive 8 call from friend who comes to pay-not an advertising bilI of Is months standing nor egen a ubScripIion-simply his and to introduce two Administration of whom shows what he has the slightest busi- ness beyond desire to stare, or bore with the most idle nonsense! And 1t is She very climax Of felicity when at length you have got rid of tdis invasion, and period of twelve minutes has elapsed, to receive second cal ani for 5 mortal minutes to be obliged to listed to the most outrageous suggestions as to the manner in which T wonld state the case if ruz you aui after having, with
 be most laudabla hypocracy, endorsed all these absurd views ia the hope of being left alone. to ind tha: the tornentor leaves. only to give place to third party who wishes to know ''how have you decided 10 make that casa appear?~ nd thea tries to find an answer to his question by stealing glance at Jour r nuscript. Now, of all created animals a 1unan bore is certainly the most obnoyious. A. editor may prof. oy being interrupted by a sensible, intelligent nan, who may fling new idea into his ear, but the bore never had an original idea in the whole course of his life, and his visit at the sanc!um acts like q wet blanket spread upon bed of ciDders.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-08-13

The Sacramento Neos says that Hitch, oi Nevada, and McCornick, of Arizona, have f1ud it necessary to deny alleged corrupt practices in the House"
 The Ne,gS doubtless reaI an account tend. ing to implicate McCormick of Missouri in the matter of Culan bond frauds Our contem- porary has biundered Mccormick of Arizona has never been mentioned in connection with tho affair
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28
The Frcmc,, Programme

LONDON, July 2l-In. following sketch
Of the FreIch campaign has l'sen obtained
from q reliable source: The Fr,nch army is
concentrating within 4 qusdralaieral formed
by the towns Of Nancy, 4 nconville, StraShurc
and Mayencc; south OF Sirasburg on the SAME
meridian is an intre,el,ed camp at B.lleion,
where a corps d armee is taking up It's pori-
ton To form the right of the French army.
Another corps will he in reserve at Chalon
sur Maine The entire army will he COM
posed Of eight corps, each of three or four
divisions of infantry, and from six to eight
regiments ofcavalry each; division will have
three batteries of artillery, one company of
engineers and will comprise from 10000 to
1900 men, The army of Moselle VIII he
commanded by Marshal Bazoine and COM
posed of the second, third and fourth corps.
The headquarters of the respective corps will
he St. Arnold, Metz and Knoxville. The
army of the Rhine which Marshal Mcmahon
will commands Is composed OF the first,
fifth and seventh corps with headquarters
respectively, at StrasbOnrg, Betche and
Beifonte. The corps under Gen. DeFeilly,
posted around Betche will unite the two
armies. The reserve corIs in camPat Cha
Ion, sur Maine, under Marshal Canrobert
will he composed of troops Of the line rein
forced from reserves Of all kinds. Three
hundred HanOverians have volunteered for
French service. Turkey offers France aOO,
coo soldiers for paw.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28
WARRINGTON.
A{. l.: =! ! && k';;:s: Is: H.

WASHINGTON, July 20.-Prevost ParadOl,
the new French Minister who arrived here
only on salaldss, sSmn,itsei suicide at one
| O'Clock this morning BY shooting himself
with q piaeoL He hAd been very busy since
his arrival, and yesterday his mind seemed
to be wandering, though he continued to give
aleeu1iOn 10 business Daring the eyenins. II
Is presumed that he Was laboring under a
temporary fit of insanity, caused hy fatigue
and tv the intense hest - -il1tfTfrF
SECOND DIsPACH.
,lWASHlSSGaN, July N.-The French
Minister shot himself in his sleeping cham
Der, in the front room of the second story;
and einnlnaaaesA attending it shoK an act
premeditated. The, inmates Of the house
at that time were MS horisekeepers, and the
French serving man and woman heard the
report Of a pistol and rushed into his room,
when they found Paradol living dead on the
t'cor-h!eeding from left breast, the ball
having entered Immediately over the heart
The vcsYos was small single barrel, brcech-
loading Daets pistol We ascertained that
he walked out yesterday and purchased
pair OF pistols of the same style described.
The other pistol wa, found upon his
bureau with cartridge beside it. The
body was emhslmed and prepared for burial.
hat nothing further can he done until the
arrival Of NJ. Bertheny, late French Minis
ter who is in New York, and who was sum
npncl by telegraph. The body no doubt
will he taken to France. NJ. Psradol had
prepared himself for he'd, but had evidently
remained up i'm his chamber for some time
meditating suicide; he had nothing on but
n n n L
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28

THE Spanish navy consists, in first class
vessels, Of sev1 nonclad frigates with Lao
guns; eleven screw figates, with l6l guns;
three paddie sseaner, With 4s gans, Add
70 thase vesels q secosd and third clas, and
official statistics exhibit total Of nearly
I, 100 guns, l5,oo0 sailon, 5000 mariner,
and 4,sSs arsenal guard L may here Be
added that the numerical strength Of the
Spanish army in Europe Is set down a con-
posed Of zoe, 600 men, but l50, 900 would No
doubt be nearer the marx. -
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28
a SAD ACCIDENT.
a s.o.,ti Citizen Dr.~.ea.

We are called upon to chronicle painfal
accident which happened a few days ago, and
resulted in the death Of Mr. Nicholas Paris
citizen Of Kickapoo township, in this ooun.
iy, by drowning. .......,
On the day of the calamity, Mr.. Parise
came To the city with a two hOrse team, loaded
with produce and while here there was a
verv heavy fall Of rain, which swelied the
water in ALI the little streams to the level Of
their banks. Afier the rain was over, Mr..
Parise started to his home, near Pleasant
Bridge. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS doubt. that a
little stream which crosses the county uad
leading from Lc,venworh IA E;uston, near
Mr.. Richard Wosscrs :, in Salt Creek Val
ley, would not be fordable at that point, he
determined To cross higher up. Nothing
WAS heard from him after leaving the city
until the next morning, when he was dis
covered dead in the creek ny coloreti hoy
who WAS hunting hogs. The scene Of the
drowning was within thrce-fourths Of a mile
from his home.
Ii seems tina; in crossing, the coupling ot
the wagon had given way while going up the
opposite bank. leaving the hind Wheels, with
the bed, TO go back into the stream. The
horses succeeded in making their way up the
hank, and were found near by, with the rest
Of the rigging, fast in the woods. Mr.. Parisc
was found with the bed, his foot fast among
the roots cf 4 tree
4 coroncr's inquest WIS held and a YER
dict gwen according To the above facts. His
appearance Was 30 frightfnl that his family,
which i large, were not allowed to see him.
We understand that the citizens along that
Ioa.i have been irving for three years TO OBJ
i,in AID from The county To- build a brialge
across the stream in quesiOn, but have born
urrooe.ssfuI, because a member of the late
Beard cf County Commissioners was inter
e-ie,l against the read. The expenses wo1ld
have been triiIing, indeed, hut then ono ran s
interest had To- TIC cared icr at the expense Of
= whole community. There is upon the
shoulders If some one 4 Responsibility that is
not 10 w. eEyied. -...a.- BE
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28


PARIS, july 2l-The Duke de Grammonl
has officially notified the Chamber of State
that the war with Prussia commenced the
18th. .
A rnmor is afoat here of an attack being
made BY the French on the Pussian feet a
Scheninger, and the French army we're ad-
vancing into Prussian territory.
ITALIAN sovEREIGNTY-vOLCN
1t is also said that France gives Italy
sovereignty over Rome.
One thousand five hundred hackmen and
one hundred omnibus conductors have joined
the army. Also three hundred Americans
have volunteered =
The Legllatif Chamber will adjourn it.
session during the week.
THE CLOvEN FOOT.
PARIS, 2l-One journal Of this city to-
day accepts var between France and Prussia
a Gods Intervention 10 check Prptesaantism.
INFALLIBILTY.
PARIS, July 2l-As previously announced
in briefdepatch, the dogma Of infaliblity
of the Pope was proclaimed al Rome on
Monday last Its PRONUNCIATION vas attended
with the most imposing religious ceremonies,
and was received with great rejoicing. 4
public session of the Council Commenced 4,
3 o'clock in the morning with the celebration
of mass. The holy Father arrived 1t th<
conclusion Of mass, when prayers were Of
5ercd invoking the aid Of the Holy Spirit
The Fathers were then called upon for vote,
ON the entire scheme If primacy and infaIli
biiity, and 1t was adopted b the figures Be
fore reported, 53S to >. In this vote II
lecitinaAe oppniaion va 0aed. The Pop,
then appeared and promulgated the new Ar,
ticle Of hith, and the ceremonies closed viii
Te De,,m, in which all the members Of tn
Council and spectators joined with enthisi
asrn and devotion. - =
MADRID, July 21-The Spanish PROS gen
orally ridicule the proclamation at tn
dogma of infallihity. ,l ta.a
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28

The Kansas Labor Union met Yesterday
::: ; !: !: ; III .'1IftifT'l|l'

mitted the following report, which was
adopted:
Your Committee on WAYS and Means have
had under consideration the financial needs
and the means by which the demand can lie
satisfied, and would respectfully beg leave to
recommend the adoption Of the following
resolutions, s-sf. -s.
Resided, That the members of each Union
be earnestly called upon 10 make effort in
Organizing social Unions in ali places whcpe
she number Of naenl,efs req,lirai by the con-
stituti0n can be secured, and the fees received
by charters be expended in. spreading the
principles Of our organization through the
pres Of the State -.-'.F> -.r-
= Resolved, That inasmuch as the efforts we
are making for the preservation Of the pub
lie lands, and their appropriation to honalide
settlers, are manly in the interest Of the
iandless laborers of the Eastern States there
fore we would urge upon the izl,or unions Of
the manufacturing districts to aid in the con-
test with their press, their voices and their
money.
Reytced, That each local Union be reccm-
mended 10 appropriate from their funds an
amount equal to one dollar for each member,
10 be expended under the immediate dircc-
ton and supervision Of such Union, in the
placing before the people the iss',c pending
in the approaching political contest.
Resoioed, That the sum of five thousand
dollars be, and the came is hereby, appro-
priated, To be expended under the direction
of the Executive Committee in the approach.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28
lMfAllibilisy.

PARIS, July 2l-t despatcl, from Rome
,late'i the 10Th SAWS the absence was remarked
Of the French commanding General and the
diplomatic corps, from the ceremony of the
PRONUNCIATION Of infallibility. The Fathers
who voted non-plarct were the Bishop Of
Little Rock, and Bishop Cajazzs. Accord
ing to all ao'ounts The opposing Bishops will
publish 4 protest against the denial of the
traditional rights of the r,inistrv.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28
War Measures ySee,p.

BERLIN, Suly 2l-All the propositions
and demands Of the government have been
voted on by the Reichstadt, which, after an
ardent speech by Count Won Bismarck, has
adjourned.
A squad of two hundred Frenc.. soidiers
crossed the frontier yesterday on a recon-
noisance They were made prisoners after
a skirmish; none were killed and hut few
wounded.
War preparations are actively gong on
The entire army Is modified, aud artillery
is going To the front.
THE PEOvOCATION.
II is officially stated that the demands of
France gave Prussia no alternative but
refusal. France demanded pledge that no
German should ever ascend the Spanish
throne, and that one of the Hohenzollern
Princes reside permanently in Paris as a
hostage, or that heavy amount of money
deposited in France he forfeited. The
official paper declares that before the war
closes, Germany and Europe will exact from
france guarantees for the observance of
peace IN the future, and in ease Of refusal
will 81 cripple + rance As Ia prevent her from
making more mischief.