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The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1872-06-22

so doz. Regetta shirts, by the
doz., at Bakers.
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EDfzOOtfc.

CAIRO, Dec. 5-The epizootlc is on the
Increase here, but al cases so far reported
are Md. Ok teams are beginning to aP'
pear.
LITTl Rock, EKK Dec. 5.-The cpl
zoollc . worse 10 Gay. a number Of new
ca-es y -Ve appeared, and all he stables are
cpse' The weather is cloudy and rainy,
81. LOUIS, Dec. 5.-The horse distemper
continues 10 spr 5ac, aud there are now out
y staoiss In the city unaffected. but gen
e,l business is not yet Interrupted.
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Chicago.
AaheIf Of $4,000.

CHICAGO, Dec. "a heavy robbery wae
perpetrate1 about Z o'clock last night al
Kuhn's European Hotel on Dearborne
St, a thief entering the room Of y. AronsOn,
sn iInpor er OF watches and manufacturer OF
iawelfy, whose place Of business is at No.
2 Bond street, New York, breaking open
bis sample trunk and carrying off its entire
contents. valued a. between fifteen and
sixlaen thousand dollars. Il appears that
the thieEvhO is believed to b5 professional
from NoE York, stopping at The hotel,
comm. ted l',s robbery while Aronson was
at supper. Putting his booty into carpe
Dag and walking deliberately down stairs,
be paid his bill St the Office and went away.
The matter Il In the hands Of the detectives.
A Cattle brewer Cleaned s'ut.
A cattle drover named Lynch bad his
pockets picked while going from his hotel
10 the depot in ali omnibus last evening OF
s.. 500,
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A fender IsenutntIon.


The Washburue reception last evening
was c rnPla5a success. President Grant
at the lime the reception was proposed, was
very anxious about it, but yesterday said:
II would better go to Washington now. /
came here really TO attend Mr.. Greeley =
funeral. do not want any misrepresenta-
ton abou. it. If l stayed here to Mr.
Washburne's reception IL might be misiu-
terpreted."
Henry Wilson said the President wanted
to compliment his old friend WasLburne,
hut he felt depressed By the occurrences of
the day. After the President returned from
the funeral he declined to see any visitors at
the hotel, aud at $50 was driven to lhe de-
pot for Washington.
Nearly all the Senators and Representa-.
tives who c8m9 on to attend the funeral ob.
seqaies yesterday returned to Washington
last night.
PickpOckets at EIe Funeral.
a large number Of arrests were made
In the afternoon yesterday Of notorious
thieves who had Undeavored to operate
along the ltle OF the procession.
DischargiuS Venaa Voters.
Another batca of d sInissals was ma
Gccm the Brooklyn Navy Yard Yesterday.
An sScen diary Epidemic.
IncendiaTism being somewhat epidem; c
in Brooklyn, the Police Commissioners of.
fer reward of $500 for the detection, ar
rest and conviction OF any person found
guilty of that crime.
a Missing Vessel.
The steamship Canderea lef, this nor,
Oct. with G0000 bushels of corn far
Queenstown. She has not been heard from
since, and it is presumed sba has founder
ed.
Tweed'S Trial.
The Tweed case before Judge Insraham
wGs resumed this morning on the motion
10 quash the Indictment, arguments against
the motions being made by counsel for the
prosecution. The day was cons ured in
tGchnicaIties.
She DivOFce Murderer.
Judge Leonard to-day granted an order
giving Mrs. King, wife of the man who shot
ONeii, possession Of her children.
Bloody Affair in Florida,
a Florida lettsr reports The fatal shoot
ing at Eiisville Of Leonard james. colored.
james Barr, merchant, and bis clerk aud
cousin, John Barr, by two desperadoes
named Wingate AID Carroll. The sffair
caused great excitement.
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saurdsrOus Malpractice.
Wife Murder and Suicide.

SALT LACE, Dec. 5.-A man named
Griffith, watchman, went to the dwelling
OF his wife to-day who had separated f.om
him because Of brutal treatment, and COM
menced assaulting her. a negro near by
iuterfeTed, when Griffith drew revolver,
fred and mis- ed the negro. He then pur-
sued his wife into the street and shot her
twice, inaicting mortal wounds. He then
Shot himself aud died in few minutes.
That portion of Grants message relati We
t. Utah affairs is & source of much tribula-
tion 10 tie Mormon authorities,
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A Terrific Explosion.
The gas works at Newport, Nor
shire, exploded last night, kill
THE DIAKOND BUBBLE.


SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 5--Leut will pres
ent the Diamond Executive Committee
with full account Of the Transactions Of
himself aUd HarpendinE, RolstOn McCiel-
Ian and Others from first to last With the
Arnold stock Janin understood the name
Of tie man who made the confession of the
swludle was Coo9er Of this city. Gems
were purchased at Europe and displayed
here as Arnold stock Cooper secured
$4,000 with which be bought more gems
n Europe, sailed the ground and then took
Janin TO the place and picked up the dis-
monds for him. He made the first report
on the strength that Lent, Harding and
others insisted. Detectives are after the
parties accused.
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steamer Grey Eagle unk.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 5,--Chroaicie special
says the Grey EAGLE Of the Louisyilis and
Henderson line, sunk at James landing
Iast night. She had barge in tow and
struck stump one hundred yards from
The Indiana shore and sunk IN twenty min
utes. She viii probably prove total loss.
She was valued 1t six5y-dYe thousand ald
insured for fortF thousand moe Is in Lou
isyille offices.
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mIRina-

DAYTON, o., Dec. 5.--Gen. o. G. Max
well of this city shot himself in bis rJom
at Phillips house this evening dying IN
stantly. The community were greatly
shocked. Gen. Maxwell was one OF lhe
most gallant officers Ohio sent to the war
and was wounded five times. Last year
be was Grand Captain General OF the
Knights TempIar of Ohio.
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Frsghtfui Railway Accident-FiVe
Passengers Killed.

MrFFLIN, Pa, Dec. 5.-A terrible accl
dent occurred on the Pennsylvania Centrs
Railroad, about ffty miles west Of Harris.
burg, this evening. The second section OF
the Cincinnati express, bound east, ran into
the rear of the first section and telescoped
TWO Pullman cars. Five bodies have b5eI
removed from the debris. Five persons
were injured but none seriously. Every
person on the second train escaped unin'
iurcn
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IRON.
4 Forced Fali IN rteures

PITTsBURG, Dec. 6-At a meeting of
the Western Iron Association held yester-
Gay, the price of iron was reduced twelve
dollars per ton, and the price of nails,
winch of late has been advancing, was re-
ouc9d half dcllsr Per keg. The recent
Geciln IL the pricos of pig metal accounts
for the reduc,ions
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CINCINNATI.
twelve sIOnths Trade.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 5-The report o. tie
trade and commerce of Cincinnati for the
past commercial ye4E, by Sidney D. Max
well, Superintendent of the Merchants
Exchange, was placed 10 tha hands Of the
newspapers this evening. The report shows
the aggregate v-iue Of imports for The year
OF S3l7, ,0U0, ,00U, an increase over tie pre-
cadIng year Of S540J0OOU, and ths total
value Vi exports 500, 1,O10,O00, al increase
of S2l 100000. The greatest increase has
been ia iron,
The value Of shipments of hog product,
lot including live hogs, sixteen ana three
quarter million dollars; whisky, niIe.een
and three-quarter millions; tobacco, eleven
and one-q larLer millions; cotton, twelve
ami one-tD,Td millions; general merchan-
dlze, seventy-tWo millions; furniture, six
and OHe-qu.rter millions; total production
OF distilled spirits, six and oas-thi-d mil
hon gallons o. tIeC,iIeG spirits, 100000 bar
rels; wholesale liquor sales, SI0,JO0,00";
amount Of government tax paid On whole
liquor business, =, ,OOJ,0 ,0Oy; total production
OF beer, 435, ,O00 barrels, valued at 81, 750,-
600.
AtrOciOus Murder IN Indiana
A special 10 the Gazette, from Marion,
Grant county, Indiana, says Elijah Cceva-
son, OF Washington township, III entering
his stable this morning was struck. with q
club by person concealed behiua the door,
CrevasOn graspsd his antagonist and doWned
him, aud beat bin until he begged h1m5iy,
and CEeyasOa let him up. The villain then
Instantly stabbed Or vason In the breast,
lnficiing a wound from which he died this
afternoon. The Whoe neighbOrhOod IS
aToused,and holly pursued the murderer,
though fleeing OF horseback. CTevason said
il was one Meyers, alias Carey, VINO worked
as hand o. q neighboIing farm. IL is
supposed he meant robbery, as tie mur
dared man had Just sold $4,000 worth Of
STOCK.
Leslie Combs Kills a Desperate.
A re. ort came to COvington tonight, and
is believed there, That on Tuesday nighe, at
Wiiliamstown, Grant county, Ky, Gen.
Leslie Combs shot through the heart and
killed desperate named George Merrell,
but not before he got q pistol ball in his
own thigh. The report says that Merrell
fred upon oue Alex. Miller, st Williams
town, the risht previous,
MurdsrOus Malpractice.
The juiy in tie case Of inquest on the
body OF Florence Ritter, Who died last
Tuesday night, brought 10 a verdict to night
that she came 10 her death In consequences
of RECKLESS and careless operations" per
formed by her attending physician, JnO. W.
King. Size vas fifteen years old, and vas
under Kings treatment for disease Of the
womb
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THE LAKES.
Fhe Wrecks Of Recent stOFms-Ves'
seEs Frozen Fast.

DETROIT, MICH Dsc. "a Tribune
special from Marquett reports the return 10
that port of the steamer China with 400 men
from the ault bargss Jupiter and saturn
The schooners w A Brown and G O Girls
void have been lost On Lake Superior, with
probably all on beard. The schooner Md
dlesex lost, but her crew saved. Sauit rivel
is closed. Many propslIeTs and vessels art
frozen In. The Gather here to-day is very
mild. A number Of steamers that left FOL
Buffalo are reported making good progress
through the ice Of Lake Ere. Two steam
e-s left for Alpena last night.
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BosToN, Dec. 5-rhe remnants OF Two
more human bodies have been found IN t1e
r7lins of Walkers carriage factory, Whict
was burned in the great IRE. Tnis makes
six bodies recovered from the same place
md lahorers are digging for more.
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Legal but not ScrIpturaI

CINCINNATI, Dec. 5.-The Reformed
Church National Synod to day suspended
from the ministry aud from the church Rev
Henry Krupper, of Illinois, on the ground
that be married after obtaining divorce
Which, though legal, was not procured on
scFi plural grounds
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MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Dec. 5--A jury was obtained
,o-day in the case Of Gen. ". S. Brown for
;5.lnz Capt. Theo. Aoams, last spriag, for
ice seduction Of his daughter. rhs case
WI! probably occupy the remainder of the
week.
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NEW YORK.
aFr. GreeieY,s Sister.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-Mrs. Cleveland,
sister of Mr.. Greeley, passed the worst
night Of her illness last night. The com
bined fortunes Of Mr.. Greeley's daughters
is stated at hundred thousand or mo e.
Ben Wood, Of the NetUS, has subscribed q
Thousand dollars to the Greeley press fund,
Other subscriptions Cf smaller amounts are
also reported, including ore from John
Mullaly, of the Metropolitan Record, of
one hundred dOlafs.
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The Pacific Railroad GObbies Anoth.
~ GuhaffIy.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 5:-H is
rumored that the Pacifc mail steam
ers have passed under controi Of the
Pacific railroadand others in this city.
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NORTH CAR0LINA.
Unpaid Interest ON state ROnGs-Fed
erRI Court necFee.

UI"t NWHtt AftCFt6.
RALEIGE, Dec. 5.-In the ease Of Swazey
and oilers against the North Carolina Rail
road Company and Public Treasurer, a de-
cree was made to-day by the United States
Circuit Court, ordering the distribution of
SZ563O10, now in the lands Of the Receiver
to the holders Of North Carolina bonds.
issued to the Norm Carolina Railroad Com
pauy, being so per cent Of the coupens due
up IN hesa bonds, proved before TIE Com
mIss' appointed by the court.
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DEATH OF MIR. GREELEY.

Action OF the Tennessee EIectOrs-Ad.
dress to the People OF the state.
Tbs Electors for President and Vice
President reassembled yesterday morning
at the capitol, and unanimously adopted the
following
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sulnner Bows to HEis Faae.

Mr.. Sumner said that in the reorganiza-
ton of the committees he would be com
pelled by the instructions Of his physician
to ask to be excused from service on any
committee.
Mr.. Morrill,, Of Vermont, called up the
bill for the endowment of national col
iege, and spoke thereon.
Al the conclusion of Mr.. Morrill's address
the further consideration of the bill was
postponed for week, and tho Senate ad-
jouTRed.
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COTTON meets a fair demand in New
York al l9ke. for middling.
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The Germans Threaten Re-OccupatIOn
The rscnarehists Ahead.

And the Restoration of Napoleon.
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FOREIGN.

The French Situation Critical.
ApprehensiOns Of Fresh Civil War.
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By Mr. Harris, to allow farmers and
planters to cell leaf tobacco without re-
strictions, and modifying the tax on retail
dealers.
By Mr.. Tafa, to sell certain lands to the
Republican Valley Railroad. Ir. Dawes
reported bill for the relief OF the Boston
sufferers, on which discussion ensued, after
wdich the bill passed unanimously. The
bi corresponds with the ike BIZ for
Chicago, save that It does not except Ium-
Der.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.--Petitions were
presented for prohi 1tory liquor law.
Bills were introduced:
By Mr. Lewis, of Virginia, to amend the
bankrupt law.
By NJ. Logan, to facilitate the admins
tration of justice.
Mr. Rice, of Arkansas. unsuecessfIily at
tempted to call up bis resolution asking why
troops are to be sent to Arkansas. A..
On motion Of Mr. Scott, the Secretary OF
War was requested to furnish list OF Off
GERS retired Or asking to be retired.
Fast Africa
On motion of Mr.. Morton, the President
was requested to communicate information
concerning the slave trade on the coast of
Africa, and the measures taken by Great
Britain and other governments for iss sup
preston.
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GOLD is frmer in New York, dosing at
I13s0llS4.
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TENNESSEE BONDS closed in New York
iast evening at 77* for both issues.
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The Gas Famine.

LONDON, Dec. 5.-The strike Of the sto
kers of the gas companies continues, but
the worst is over. The inhabitants have
supplied themselves with oil lamps aud can
dies. and are now able TO meet the incon
venience caused by the limited supply Of
gas. Several thesters were lighted with oil
last night aud the performances conducted
as usual. The Strand last night was light
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Tecumseh Turns Lecturer.

Gen. Sherman delivered a lecture on his
travels among the Greek Islands before an
audience composed Of q large number Of
Washington savsns and professors and iu-
viJed guests. The General while abroad
co iected much valu sole information on
military af'drs, which he proposes en-
bOdying in pi st a. early day.
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Bills were intro
duced and referred as follows:
BY Mr.. Wheeler, to incorporate bsnk-
ing association with q capital of hundred
millions under the style of the Government
and Manager Ct the Exchequer Of the
United States of America.
BY Mr.. Myers, giving $1,000 pension to
the widow Of Gen Meade.
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Ruler Factory.

Johnston & Co. proprietors of the
Ruffle Factory are now building q brick
two story building for their manufac-
tory on Front street in this city nearly
opposite the residence of B. B. Durfee
Esq. The building is to have metallic
roof and to be built in strong SUBJ
stantial manner, and as near fire proof
as may be. The foundation is now
completed and the brick work is to be
done in two weeks. They hope and
expect to have it ready for them to
move into by the 18th of May. The
building is to be of o capacity that will
enable them to work seventy hands.
They have now employed thirty oper-
atives and expect when they get into
their new building to commence with
forty. This institution has grown up
in about eighteen months to be one of
the. largest manufacturing establish
ments in the city, and the gentlemen
having it in charge are entitled to the
thanks Of the community for the energy
and effectiveness with which they have
pushed it. They have got a good thing
and we are glad of it. We hope they
may continue to reap handsome
reward for their labors. We see no
reason why we may not reasonably
expect this establishment to progress
until it assumes mammoth proportions.
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OBITUARY.

Manford Gleason died April LIST,
1872, of brain fever, at the residence of
his uncle John McCarty, in Columbia
township.
Bro. Gleason possessed an amiable
disposition, was an industrious student,
an obedient son and was consistent,
useful and promising member Of the
Chillicothe Lodge of the Independent
Order of Good Templars. He was
buried on the I'd inst, in the Highland
graveyard in Highland township, by
the Good Templars of Chillicothc, ac-
cording to the usage of the Order. At
a meeting Of the Lodge, called for the
purpose Of making preparations for
the funeral, the following lrcsolu-
lions, offered by DR.. a. c. Olney were
adopted;
Whereas. Our well beloved brother
Manford Gleason has been taken from
us suddenly and unexpectedly by
| death, and that this dispensation Of
| Providence has given us another sad
memorial of our own mortality there
fore be it
Resolred, lst, That in the death 0
brother Gleason, this Lodge has lost
noble, promising and useful member
and that he will be greatly misset
! among his former youthful friends an,
associates. e
| Rcsolretl, ID, That we do hercb,
tender to his family and friends GU
heartfelt sympathy and condolence Il
j this their deep and heart rending afllic
tion.
Re~oced, Sd, That a copy of thcs
resolutions be presented to his parent,
and also a capy be forwarded 10 til
Ottumwa papess for publication.
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U u. 1iS6XxX li4s rented iUiIS Slgle
of Cherry b Tindells store-room, next
door to his old stand, in which he is
to-day arranging his goods. His old
friends and new ones will find him
already to receive them tomorrow,
and he hopes they win not fail to call
on him as It will be greatly to their
advantage fOr he win sell lway down.
in the figures, in order to get rid Of,
his goods preparatory to bringing in
q new stock with which
to go into the new brick store
room he proposes to erect ON the site
of his old store. He has adjusted his
insurance and has engaged the services
of Il. N. Harlan, Esq, to aid him in
the sale Of his old stock. Inadvertant-
" we have omitted up to this time to
insert at his request, made on Saturday
last, his thanks to his many friends for
the very welcome assistance rendered
him in saving his goods from the fire.
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u
You farmers who want to buy
machinery rotten cheap and on easy
terms, now is your time to do It. We
don't propose To be undersold by any
body. Low prices seem to be the or
der Of the day. We sell Browns corn
planters for 5000. They are improv-
ed so that you can see the corn drop.
We sell Cultivators for 1880. We
also sell combined Rcapers and Now.
ers for $4,000; Sulky Hay Rakes TO
$500; and everything else as low az
any other dealers. All we ask is, come
and see us, and we will be sure to sell
YOU. Il. 4. SAGE y co., l8
s Apr4wSt Agency City,
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Waskinrten Hand Pxessss,

ana Ifpn Lookup Furniture are made by the
use ~ new tools, very square, Hat and truc
ON Al sides, 81 siran made for the special pur-
posc thsx are unusually heavy and stih.
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rarmer. Iook s Yeur Inssrest,.

Farmers Look 70 Yeur Interests.
We ask you to call and examine our
stock of farm machinery. We chal-
lengc all competitors to a ficldftrial on
all our implements for simplicity, du-
rability, light-draft. convenience in
handling and performance of good
work. Our stock consists in part OF
the Morrison Self Cleaning Pillow, war;
rantcd superior to all others the Key
stone, the only planter that scatters the
corn in the hill, and deposits it in the
same depth. ,.
The Orchard City and Northwest
Corn Plow, all made Of. wrought
iron, and will not break, as many do,
with cast axlcs, &c. We manufacture
the OBrian Harrow, and "Hughes Ri
ding Old Ground Plow." We put up,
on trial, the Enterprise Wind Mill for
watering stock, and insure satisfaction,
or no sale. tg
Racine Threshers, Bncyrus, Kirby,
Wood and Champion Reapers. ss
Mar2O-wtf. RUSSELL, WHITE & Co.
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Is considerable of country, and is de-
terminef to keep pace with the Eastern
in all modern improvements, and es-
pecially in everything grand and beam
tiful. And to facilitate this commend
able Western pride, the well-known
firm Of Taylor, Blake & Co. have
bought, from the Eastern cities, and
now have opened out in their im-
mense establishment, the largest most
complete, and varied stock Of Wall
Paper and Window Curtains ever seen
west Of the Mississippi. And while
their patterns of paper are choice and
rich, their prices are SO exceedingly
low that it is,within the reach of all to
beautify their homes, with little ex-
pense Farmers aud town-peoplc
should look after their own interest,
and not only examine this immense
variety, but buy and improve their
homes, as soon as possible. d&wtf
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sTOP-CYLINDER PRESSES.

Comparatively nav articles to the trade
Contain all the improvements thai modern
experience suggests in a PERFECT Printing
Machine for either News Book, or Job work.
evoAA4{ea&nrcG{re entirely new.