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The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-30
lLY ARIZONA MINER: PRESCOTT, NOVEMBER 30, 1872.

into the house of Mir. Cady, struck him over the head with bottle, and cut up generally. The Sheriff lodged one in jail and the other escaped.
 On Friday last, Brady & Co.,, the propric- tors of the Gila Touring mill, gave ball in honor of J. M. Henderson, at which B ladies were present and an extra good time was had generally.
 A few days ago, James Parker, from Mes quite, left at the news depot in this town. human bone, the remains of large shell, which was partly decayed large stone bead, and other Indian relics, found in some old ruins back of his place.
 Game is plentiful in the valley, at present, and sporting men are having rare times. J. B. Hartt killed IA ducks at one shot, on Sat- urday last.
 The latter part of last week and the first part of the present week has been very cold, and some nights it froze ice at least half an inch thick, which never occurred before, "within the memory of the oldest white in- habitant."
 East Phoenix and Butte City are east of Phoenix, not north, as appears in my letter in the MINER of the 9th inst.
 Dr. Forbes has vapor bathtub in opera tion.
 A woman at Mcdowell had three boys at one birth, the other day. School Yesterday afternoon 1 visited the public school in town and found it in tiourishing condition, under the management of J. Par ker. About 26 children belong to the school, of whom 20 were in attendance. They showed great proficiency in their studies.
 In the Sunday School in Phoenix, on last Sunday, one class of five girls repeated l50 verses each.
 A. II. Peoples and lady, and Miss c. R. Cavenness came in from Wickenburg the lat ter part of last week.
 Mir. Lynch, Grants stage driver, called on me on Monday last. He is regular brick anu ScJS III WILL tHC HUH iiCoSottSNCiy Monday morning about sunrise, several hours ahead of time.
 Wm. Smith and w. A. Hancock returned from Wallapai on Saturday last.
 J. B. Hartt left on Tuesday for Tucson. J. NJ. Henderson was over from Florence during the week and reported the Gila four ing mill success.
 On Wednesday, Colonel Nelson, paymas- ter, and his brother, passed through town from Prescott to Mcdowell.
 Major Veil arrived in town from Prescott, last night. Gold have just seen quantity of gold-bearing quartz, very rich in free geld, said to have been taken from quartz lode within twelve miles of town. Grain.
 Wm. Smith sold to Hellngs < Veil, 35,OOO pounds of wheat, delivered at the granary. Shipments
 Hellings & Veil shipped large quantity of flour and bran. BoB.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-30

San Francisco sacaas have, of late, been employing their time in searching among Arizona gravel for minute diamonds, many oi which they have discovered, by aid of . powerful microscope.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-30
Underground Treasures.

By James Orton, A. M., tells you all about metals, minerals, diamonds, where to find water, &c. Published by Warrington, Dus- tin S O., Hartford, Connecticut. Price, $l.50 per copy. Send and get it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-30

Mr. James Grant, mail contractor on sev- eral routes in this Territory, and Mir. Isaac Levy, of San Bernardino, California, arc now travelling through this Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-30

Major Wm. B. Royall, Fifth Cavalry, has gone to San Francisco.
 Lieut.. Bernard Reilly, of same regiment, has gone East on leave.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-30
The Legislature.

By An Act, approved February l3, 1871, next session of the Legislature of this Terri tory must convene at the Capital on the first Monday in January, 1873, and every two years thereafter.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-30

Dr. J. A. Mullan, late contract surgeon 1T the Army, has left Southern Arizona for hi; old home at Annapolis. Maryland. He ex poets to return to the Territory next Spring
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-30

It is stated that Camp Bowie, in Apache Pass, is soon to be abandoned, and the troop will be stationed at a new post in DragooI Mountains.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-30

New England States which do not permit their citizens to sell or purchase liquors, at home, send, annually, hundreds of gallons oi rum, whisky, etc, to Africa, to ''civilize" the heathen.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-30

A Washington City drug clerk has strucl fat take, in the shape of young widow and S2,000 000 Clerk and widow are nov man and wife, in San Francisco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-30

A recent private letter from Camp Apache informs us that the Indians were behaving themselves we'll Houses were being built for the chiefs.
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might desire 70 send him down TO the arsenal in
hurry, in which case he would be able 70 start
at moments notice.
At noon the Cabinet convened and Gen. NJ
saw no more of the President until about
O'Clock, at which time the meeting broke up
when he came into Gen. Ms office and said
ell, now You can go, Colonel"
zen. M replied that even had he desired 10 60
less over.
The President then went on to saw that he
dldnt want the execution 20 take place without
first reminding tie members OF his Cabinet
that that was the day fixed tor carving into
ef1ect the sentence of the Consuirators VI h.I
reminded his Cabinet of the tact, bur no one
made any suggestion looking 20 delav Haa
they cone so he should have telt bound 70 at
upon their suggestion.
Mr.. johnson some time ago took occasion e
say that when be approved the findings aud sen
tence against the cOnspiratOrs ne was not aware
that every member OF the court which tired
them with one eNccptiou) had united I'm an
earnest recommendation Tor the navdOu o: Mrs.
Surratt, mot because they believed her iuy3-
because OF her SEX Gen. Massey is positive
that he dad see this recommendation. which Wa
q prominent feature OF the court martial record
and says that he tthe Presiden:l argued Al that
time That II Mrs. SurTa-- was guilty, a. the en-
ufe court believed, he could see no reason
Whatever Tor exercising executive Clemencv In
her case simply because she WAS n woman
ANDY seems TO have quite forgotten that he ever
denied seeing this Recommendation, for in his
interview with the Herald correspondent he
saws" They (meaning the conspratOrs) had a
tull and fair trial, and all four alike were found
was innocent? All could do would be TO par
don her. Could pardon her without pardoning
the rest, where there was nothing but sympathy
Tor her sex 70 justify it?''
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~Jute makes a good substitute Tor hair IN
chlgnons, and IL largely used a. a mix" in silk
S-A civil marriage law is to be introduced
into Germany.
~ Tobacco dances are fashionable in Western
New York.
- Memphis bellies drink cod liver oil 70 in.
duce plumpness.
SBeloit College, Wis, has amor.g its students
a negro, an Indian and Turk.
HAn Indiana farmer has purchased the
"Cardif Giant" for gate post.
~Miss Agnes Ewing, granddaughter of the
late Chief Justice Ewing, has entered q convent.
Skock Island, H., has 1900 cases OF ague
ano thinks OF organizing "Shaker" colony.
HLondon bakers and operatives agree upon
q IL hour system, from q. m. to p. m.
- Germany has more exclusive colleges for
young women than any other country.
ga progressive Chinaman has outraged the
Iaditions OF his country by marrying st. Louis
woman.
ga Springfield man found drunk in the
street tne other night decls-ed himself to be the
~Never engage a man In conversation of a
saturday afternoon when he is about 10 stem
into q barber shop. P
Tho Nevada papers endorse ex-Bisbon
, sHitn, VINO made the afhdayit about the Noun
not contradict the truth of the affidavit.
- Rebecca Humphreys, who was delivaras
81 nne girl al Knoxville, SATURDAY.. TIED a
the sink. ~ inSo
An accomplished widow OF Quincy. can
I sIeG by the dashing major Howe, Of 81.
LOUIS, married him. The dashiug major has
since been arrested Tor forgery, and his accom-
tti llsned VIE is about TO commence a suit for
Inc English Presbyteril ans are making
bbaosisSss IN tne temperance question. They
nave iateiy resolved the me mJralize the local
aetnorlties In favor OF the reduction of the hours
Va puenc hcence On Sunday ID the minimum
spccihed by the new licensing act,
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Another Ra,iroad Tratu Wrecked.

IAN'AsIkR, =. n, Sept. 5l.-AU eNfra "a
press passenger train on the Boston. Concord
and Mon,teal railroad was thrown rom no
track 10y stray cattle, SATURDAY. night. Thrae
cars went over an embankmenf were unset AMI
were completely wrecked There were but
very few passengers on the train. Allen
Oulmby OF LittietOn, Francs Richardson ana
Ira Smith, both OF Lancaster. were badly huI .
Sanford Wallace, brakeman. of Worcester. was
seriously cut and bruised. and three lady pas
sengers and conductor George MOultOn sus-
tanned slight ir iuries.
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A Boy MURDERER.-A bov named John Nc
Eurty, twelve years of age, was shot at Elkin's
Grove, near New Brunswick, y. j., on Thurs
cay While gathering nuts. He had gone over
the fence upon Mr.. Elkin's ground, and was
picking up nuts, when Mr.. Elkln's son crept up
behind him and fired the contents into his body
The boy was taken up and removed to the resi-
dence OF his father, we'l-known manufacturer
in New Brunswick. He was alive Yesterday
but was dangerously injured. Young Elkin has
not been arrested,
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TWO MEN KILLED AND EIGHT WOUNDED ~
RAILROAD COLLISION.
NRW YORK. Sent. sO.-Ahout half past nine
O'Clock yesterday morning. train niled with
mployes OF the road on the Boston branch Of
the Delaware, lackawsna and Western road
coiliced with A coal train near Peterson. y. y.
The cars were thrown from the track and COM
pletely wrecked. Hiram %. Bagley aud John
Z. Virgins were killed, and eight persons were
seriously injured. The cause OF the accident
viii be investigated to-day.
CoNNENTioNS To NOMINATE CANDIDATES
Tor local officers are 20 meeS-iuriug tue present
week.
No SUNDAY PROC KsSIONs.
The police commissioners recently refused
remission 20 -. PRtrick's mutual siiiauce So
cety 10 form On procession yesterday for the
purpose OF IarticI patng IN the laying II the cor
nyr-stOne Uf a CbJSCh m Jersey city. ID had
been ruIored consequently tina, the association
would parade I'm violation OF law. Hence a
heavy force or police were in readiness yester-
DAY fer service, but members 81 the society 2
the number OF six thousand, crossed the ferry In
groui's. and parsfcd IN Jersey citN. The pro
csssion Of society trUm BROOKLYN Was d.
banccd ny the police
A LUNATIC INFLICTs FATAL INJURIES OK H.
WIFE AND DAVGHTEB.
IalHck l.tarN horribly mutiiatCd hrs wife All
daughter tbs morning with a meat Jaw. B..
vii probably die. lie Was arrested after A -.
r.hle struggle. lie was recently discharr p
rom the luuatIc asylum, ana had q recurrcI.
OF iIsSnity.
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JHR N ETHoDIsr EPIsCoPAL CHURCH is
taxing advanced ground on the woman cues
uon. Recently two young ladies applied for ad-
mission to the Garrett Biblical Institute TO pur-
sue theological course. They were told that
me institution had not yet matriculated any OF
'nelI sex, out that all the privileges Of the
2ch00l we're at their DISMISSAL
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Special NOTICES.


A Card.
clergyman, while residing IN south America,
mission sry discovered a safe and stpnpe remedy
sor the cure Of Nervous Weakness, ksrly Decay,
Disease Of the Urinary and Seminsl Organs, srd the
whole train OF disorders brough by bansful and
vicious habits. Great numbers hare been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire TO benett
the afflicted and unfortunate viii send the recipe
for preparing and Hsing this medicine, in sealed
enyeo pc, to any vbe needs 1t, Frse df ChlTss.
Address, JOSEPH IMAM,
Station D, Bible House,
msr2-ly New York Oty.
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oTRlkE AND LOCKOUT IN PoRrueAI-Ths
ioundries OF Lisbon, Portugal, with a few exs
cepuons, nave locked their doors, locking out
the proprietors refuse TO grant. Some arms'
however, nave yielded, and 10 is believed that
otners Will follow. The workmen's movement
ported IL not ordered-by the International
Society.
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FINANCIAL Programme FOR OCToBEP,-
Acting Secretary Richardson has directed the
assistant treasurer at New York to purchase one
million of bonds or each Wednesday, and - sell
one million OF gold on each Thursday during the
month OF October.
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SENATOR From OREGoN.-The Oregon legis-
lature has elected NJ. c. Mitchell to the United
States Senate on the trst ballot, he receiN .ug II
vots., COrbett IL. and Prime I.
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GEN. F. 4. WALKER, Commissioner OF In
dian Affairs, has been quite i'll since Friday
with cholera morbus, but is Jmewhat better to-
day,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-30

JUDGE j. j. MARTIN, 9th auditor of the
Treasury, returned from Alabama last evening.
He was much among the people while in that
state, and predic- from 5000 to 10000 mp jority
for Grant and Wilson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-30

I6lkRs SAYS EVERYBODY WANTS PEAcp
La ralre publishes a report OF q recent conyer-
o oa WIN PRESIDENT Theirs, in which he Se-
SiaIes everyone In Europe desires psscs. tbs,
1ermany has weakened herself by the anne
aL l OF non-Gernan territory; that Russia -
. iileh9 ~ ana austria sympsthizes with Frsnce.
Ia, Sa. itsaly remembers the past; that France viii
nave her revenge, not by arms, but bv vo, aaii
and that she has has nothing 10 fear ~ "oiAsB
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IER VALIDITY OF the Illinois liquor law
which makes the vender OF intoxicating drinks
responsible TOR the damage done by the BUYERS
while in IN intoxicated condition. Is to be tested
before the supreme court of the state. A case is
now pending involving ali the mooted points, II
: wei TO have these settled by formal adj u
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TIE STAMP DUTY upon AL documents except
bank, checks, drafts or orders expires to-day, in
accordance with the recent act of Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-30

INTERNAL REvENU s.--The receipts from tn 9
source to-day were $50. 0f9.52.
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M Rs. LAURA FAIRS PLRA OF INsaxrrv
Ihe jury In the case OF Mn. Laura Fair IN -
ssi.asnclsco, came into court on Saturday for al
dluonal instructions on the question OF sho
defence. The court instructed then 80 ,,.. ol
me evidence introduced for the nurnose =,
showing insanity 10 sufficient 20 oyercame ,ha
preeumption Of sanity Il Is not an AZ e.o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-30

The PRACTICE SHIP CONSTELLATION has
returned to Annapolis with the midshipmen on
board, and the studies at the Naval Academy
will be resumed to- morrow. The board to
examine candidates for admission to the Acad-
envy, which met on the Goth instant closes its
session to-day, and will report to the Secretary
Immediately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-30

A CHAwED LOTTERY TICKEr.-An exchange
says:-"When Noah L. Pike, whose will il now
being contested in the New York courts. first
went to that city II was as a poor tailor. Hap
pening in lottery office one day with his two
year old daughter in his arms, while he was
talking with the proprietor she picked up
ticket and chewed IL up. As IL was rendered
unstable, Pike reluctantly bought it, paving
Sl.5O, but a few days atterward ecsiTed on
il prize Of 81 SO. He died worth half
million"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-30

THE PANARNo MURDKR--The N. Y police
IN making recent srres's of parties known "a
the Sylvester thief gang" have DISCOVERIES
among them the perroBs who murdered PaDa,
mo, the Brooklyn mrsic teacher, in ,Jnnnsrv
last. One Of the alleged Durderers Is in NicbS
gan and the detectives are now on his tTaiI'
1Nearly i've hundred state prison conv,..,
are employed In the mines and on the raiIras.ss
Of Tennessee. oA~S
man In Michigan got OF railroad tra,,
lately without waiting tor II 10 SION ana 81, .h
mediafey joined the 'innumerable csravanI
~ Buffalo boy, thirteen years or age. lateIv
stabbed girl, ami Afterwards arg d his owl
care anu was sent to jaE for tweutF-four hours,
IA Senate committee OF he O.-yon legis-
printing. ~ say
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ENGLISH EMIGRATION H. rHE rSrrrp r,7.r.

LONDON, Sept. Sn.-A meeting of railroad -r--
wants was held in hyde Park YESTERDAY, 20 taSs
mao consideration measures for furthering tn,
movement which has been inaugurated for the
emigration OF a large number Of shis class u
Canada and the United States
sHiPWEECK, AND All os BOARD LOST.
Inc ship NaZaTine was wrecked OF Formhv.
Lancaster county, during the heavy gates the
latter part OF last week. and All on board were
drowned Many reports OF other Disaster OF
less severe character than that OF the Nazariue
have been received.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-30

WHISKY DOES 1.-THE general superin-
tendent OF the Michigan Central railway has
forbidden the sale of whisky ale bear or otIar
Intoxicating liquor along the line of that road
In any Of the eating-houses attached 10 the
stsuons- This action was induced by the fire.
quency with which accidents and misbans %
CURED through the use of intoxicating LIQUORS
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IL Is reported that the Spanish covernmsn.
has resolved 90 submit 20 other Euror. II,
powers the question Of TIE Justice Of its ella ga.
against the government OF the United state r.,r
damages sustained by the filibusteriug eNVel.-
tiOns from American ports for Cuba
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PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS. &c.

IHERE WILL BE GRAND TOCBNA
MENT and PICNIC on the Grounds Of ~
the College villa WEDEEjDAY AFTER- ~
NOON, Oct der ID, 1872, for the benefit OF 81 "a
Ann CkurCh. TennalIy town Coaches will Ia
start and rSIE regulary every fifteen minutes from
the corner OF Bridge and CONGRESS- streets, George
town, to the villa grounds. The riding will com
mencc at p. m. 3 a.
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Death Of Ex.Repre.en,atI,e smart.

DSotu :" E&-HepreseutatlNe smart.
CAMDRN, ME-, Sept. Be. h. Smart, for
merly member OF Congress and the democratic
candidate for governor in ls70, died here last
night.
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WON'T LET THEM CoME.-On Saturday last,
Capt. AlvOTd, in charge of An Indian delega ton
en- route to this city, telegraphed from st. Louis
TO Gen. COwen, assistant secretary of the In
terror, to know If he might bring Satsnta and
Big Tree who were sentenced TO imprisonment
for lite in Texas, to Washington. After con-
sulting with the President and Gen. Sherman
Gen. C0wen, replied, saying that those chiefs
could not be nermitted To come.
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MUSEMENTS.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
~ Mr.. j. G. SAvILLE, Lessee and Manager.
THIS AND EVERY EVENING DUBING THE
WEEK,
AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
NssS Susan DENIM,
Powerful Dramatic mpany.
and
III the new London Success,
TIE PALACE OF Truth,
new and beautiful construction of Dramatic
Literature with New Scenery and effects, intro
ducing the wonderful
LOGREN1A
ard his MarveOusly Train 1 Ri Dis.
POX Office daily from q. m, to o ..
RI MONDAY, 0CTOBER z, MRS, ID. P.
BOWEES se3Otf
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CALIFORNIA NHEAT.-Ihe surplus wheat of
California for this year is estimated at 10 0OJC
bushels, or more than twice as much as any
year since 1865. The quality Is of the best, and
so abundant Is the crop that much diff Guilty If
experienced in getting il TO tide-water. Passen
gers by the Pacific Railroad report great piles
OF bags OF grain lying along the track awaiting
transportation 10 the coast. Ii is said that the
total tonnage OF the Pacific coast will not be
sutncient TO take away more than Oue-half the
grain now awaiting export, during the present
wear, and that the balance viii have 10 be
stored. The weight OF this grain l. 6DO,0Sg tons
Of $50 pounds each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-30

TMerino dresses are as popular this season
as last
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UTAsHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE.

The STAR VARIETIES OF THE WORLD.
Tuesday and Friday night. Matinees when Ladies'
ard Children may attend una accompanied by Gentle
mem every "wednesday and Saturday afternoon.
SIX NEW ARTISTS.
Tie Great Character Change Vocalist,
Resppearance OF the Beautiful Voc .ist,
The Great Actor, Author and Melo Dramatist:
The Charming, Petite and @, acefnl Trapezist:
The Daring and Reckless Man of the Air" O. @.
MhTHEwS The Beautiful and Talented Favoriie;
MISS sALLIE APT: The Fascinsting Actress and
First Week of the New DOLLY WARDEN BAL
LII: led by the Great Premier. LILLE GAL
LEITI and our Great Company in New Acts J.
be lk, e. Jean Buckley. James Douglass. Laura
LeClalre, Emily Smith, Sailie Wesner. Nellie An
rsrson, Josie Andrews. Annie DOnnelly, Alfred
Company in Bill of hare Merit, concl udng with
the original and Thrilling Nautical Drama entitled
SOFS OF NEPTUNE I ,Ors open at O'Clock;
Overture sharp at O'Clock. matinee-Doors 0pc a
at l:3O O'Clock; Overture sharp 81 O'Clock sc3O
WASHINGTON sOHUETZEN vEREIN.
GRAND FALL FESTIVAL.
will tax place at the Washington Schuetzea Park
t1h street read on the afternoon aud evening Of
NJ. MONDAY, September 80, lS72.
Prize Bowling,
Grand Concert,
illumination and Fir eworks,
IGgether with all the attract ons usually offered
by this Association.
Admission to the Park .....,...... 2!5c
Auh seion 10 lne zoe.
- 70 return tickets.
~ Cars run gil the way to the Park. SET st
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
fssorSnfed Prrss Renorfs-

NOT Guilty.
Mrs. Fair Acquitted.
SAN FRANCISCO, sept Su-lae jury IN the
crSe Of Mrs. laura u. Fair, on her second o. al
for the murder OF Coz. A. 4. Crittend n, this
morning rendered q verdict OF not guilty.