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New-York tribune., 1873-04-15

John McDermott, age 20. of No. 425 West
Flfty-seoond-st, who brunnlly murdered his Wns
Mary age 90 early Sunday morning. continues under
treatment in the Nlnety ninth-st. reception Hospital.
for the wounds caused by his attempt % commit suicide
by beating bis head against the walls and grated deor of
cell in the Forfvsevenfh-st Police Station. OF the
seven scalp wounds thus inflicted are very severe
may result fatally The patient n guarded 0y oicers
day md night and will remain under cOnstaBs police
surveillance His brutality IN nfci'Dg iom ierfi1is
blows upon his wfe's head with heavy sOnebroakeTs
hammer. crushing and mutilafng her sklil most nor
riby and ms su1se0uenf desDrrate attmDt 70 et out
his brains egarded his friends rs eyacncos
Of insanity He naG been temperate, ana ~ hdusify
and frugality had accumulated a cOrsiderable SUM OF
money which be had deposited his wife's name IN
savings bank. he llsO had go IN His pockets when ~
arrested His cOusin. Patrick Ryan, Of No. III
seventL-aye.. Of whom he Jealous, released On
5000 bail, by Coroner Herman yesterday, 10 appear
a. a witnrss at the inquest.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15
EASTER ELECTIONs.

The regular election of officers in the Prot
estant Episcopal Churches took place YESTERDAY The
following were among the results;
II Iynatius- wardens-Pmlip X wilkins and John r.
Horewood VestrYmen-C CiElstIan LLbrcsAue. II. -yl-
vestsr BOsworth. Dr. G. Dixon Narley J. " Emerson,
ID H. Raw Ev an sherman, ". W Thompson and u. r
a. Timothy's-w Artens-JohG J. smith ana George
NoDtapne Vestrvmcu-Samuel T. Wells. WIN. irwin.
SIDNEY II smith, DIR. A. = Church. Hubbard g. stone
Archibald Turner L. T. Williams. and ". e. Hitchcock.
a. Stephens- -WardeuE-BObert Hewitt ana Ia. T.
proa V-strymen-Hiram Raynor, e. o. Billing. Sov
mour A. Bunce, Edward X. Linen. Dt. Charles A. bgdd,
Chas Richardson. y. L. Harseu and Robert hewitt r.
Antbnu Memuriai--Nardens-rh Hon. Joan Wheeler.
Frederick ID. pappan. NrsIry ucn-hODeEt B. tutrier.
Iving.,on Rae Thomas Fesreuden. Augustus u Holly
W Henry Robinson. Demar W Fitcn, FrSuols Eminons.
Lewis Maddox
church " the Messiah firuokyn-W -War,eus-John Hal
.sv " \ seymour. Vestrymen-D ID. lves, Julian
Alien 1. H. Donaldson, = b. Barlow A. a. Jonhs, j. d.
CorIirs / Ired Coffin. Jane. T. Dean.
Church OF 81. James the Less. SVarsdhe-N ARDEN
VIM, $ Pnphan and WIN. IA. Popham. Hestrymen-GcO.
NJ Wheeler Benjamin +. Butler. Lewis {. PopnAIn. oh
Yer A. HYATT w. II. Fish, ir, Alex. johnson. Charles
X Fleming, and James BieecSer
-. Philips Church.--M ardens-N William =: H. Gurus
James W. DufIn; Vestrymen-Phthp \ tMhite' james
W. Mars. b. Duposss, James II. L1HE, carlos IL
CrespO, Joseph TonycE. benjamin fisoef' ana stephen
Lawrence. - 49,
81 Anarews Church--Wardens-Wm b. Asten, VIM. Ia
RlbIeE YestTymon-Wm. 1. ReTaon. Edwsrd H. Iacot
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15
THE ALLEGED INSURANCE LIBELs.

The Committee on Grievances resumed, yes
terday the investigation OF the alleged hbels Of stephen
English upon the Mutual Life Insurance Company.
sheppard Homans, former aetuary Of the Mutual Lie
Company recalled for eross-e1amnauon respecting
the manner in WHICH the company transacted business
the amount of interest received for loans and the mode
sf entering them Mr.. 3ewell pressed Mr. Homans
closely in gard TO testimony the latter had given IN
the Miller Investigation. The printed report ot ms tes
fimony was submitted 70 show that Mr.. Humans h'd
recnmnendsd the very OF business nc now de
nouuced The examination occupied the greater
part OF the day. John Oliver. who printed kngishs ~
IN, accused not 10 print Hbels malicousiy upon the
Mutual Insurance. Company. The Commhtee ad"HFhed
n meet III Albany
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15

Miss Mehlig's second matinee at Steinway's
viii br gwen tomorrow.
The Rubustein, Wieniawsld and Thomas
Hall. next Saturday.
The last concert of the New York Phllhar-
monc Society, for the present season. viii take pace
nrxr "a urdav when Rnbnstein Will conduct the per
fnrmance OF his Ocean SYMPHONY
The London opera season began on the lst
OF April. when Mr. eve opened COvont Garden with
- l. Africaiue." Mile danger made her debut as
Sshkn and appears to have been highly successful.
At the miscellaneous concert during the
festival week. Mr Theodore Thomas is "a present q
highly interesting novelty, namely, new Introduction
and Bacchausle written by Wagner far his g Tanhau-
ser" and not vet published. The most important feHure
Of the entertainment, however, VIII De the bach lpe
concerto Qt is The one in d minor, played by Messrs
Rnhinsten. ills. and Mason Miss Cary ana Mr.. ". H.
Smith sng and the orchestra VIII play tne over
fires 10 Iphigenia in Aulis." and william Tcll' We
uder that the demand for tickets for the whole
festival is very active and it seems 10 be probable tlat
rms most remark he musical enterprise OF the season
viii attract the public interest which 10 30 richly merits
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15
Total

rumor was current yesterday that the aDsconting
Secret arv Frederick Kenen had been arrested ~ Wash
ineton The officers OF the bank. however we're not
abe 10 eorsrm Ii is mentioned that the c0usln ana
OF Kenen. will IN the event Of the aters
bcng caught make good the amount Of MS detalcation
In the evening the bank was again opened lfom W
e books were closed. representing slc65 Wthdra 70
In the perior 500 Was depos ted Ihers was "a ~
a. AZ 93 Withdrawn during the day, while $3.50 VI WIS
deposited The officers the bank affirm that the bank
viii he fully capable OF weutlerlng the Storm lie
hang sustained a .eyerer run during three DAYS
at the tine of tine failure OF the Ocean BANK
are ali good and will yield their value. Inc
officers state chat the interest due for u
nonths Snce Jan. l. on the deposits withdrawn VIII
more than compensate FOR the delacat0n NO news 1as
hen received OF the defauter but detectives have been
detailed by superintendent kels0 Of this city 10 WORK up
the ease The managers of the hank held yesterday
their annual meeting aud elected the following Oeess
President W q. Shepherd Vice President, W ".
Ghippeu: Treasurer Louis Heusmanni secretary, Roy
sanford Directors, Theophius Butts, Hazen klmDsal
TnIien Creyler +. B. Ogdt a, and VIM. II. Chnd
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15
TIE Nrw.roRK PREsRrrEEr.

The Presbytery of New-fork met yesterday
morning at the Rev Dr. Booths ehuieh' - 1'
nd Trp,,.,sitv-nlae. The Rev NJ. STREET sas relieved
% the pastora eharg, OF the North Church by hs OWL
reonest. on account OF III health. HIS ennrcu h'a
offered 20 giyo hun SIX or twelve months vacation anu
supply thsipulpii during his absence bat A' vas
10 decline The committee appointed 10 eousiu'i 'uo
case Of the Rev Dr. NJ. X Vincent REPORTED ma, ~
ranRre CATION Of the Church Of the COvenah. Eas
Adj with the caparity OF Dr. vincent hnd 10
engsg, him . salary of 5000 per yea! snn n.a
arr Dr. moved that tina commute" shouia Poe
cnte DR. Vincents oall and the MOTION We $3.50. - :,
The Tra aslrrrof the Trustees OF the frespserl
thai the sum oi so0fs ~, due on bona shh VI
lie North Church. and assumed ~ me tnuieh ln.o
Ioa soolety has been paid to tbe Sroen~ioh savings
Bank.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15
GoVERyREyT WEATHEB REPORT
VAR DEPARTMENT.

OFFICE oF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
TAgUryGTOg D. G.. Tuesday, April 10. lsI3-i a. N
OyqoDsis ttc Ddst ftDeHfV-four hours
The storm center that was east OF cape Goa
sund probably now In New BrunS tnAt IN
fEs Vi sOur Valley is now apparently near Lake Mchi-
o., hut with diminishing intensity.
The hghe4t pressure Is the sOuth Atlantic safes ;
nortb-yesterlv winds backed 10 northwest IN New
ENGLAND with cloudy weather and nght rain north
yyesterv winds have presided over the Middle States
hut have now diminished, and occasionally vecred 10
nor+beas; with partly cloudy weather south westerly
inJ ana G. oudy weather reported IN The south At
lsnfic states and s0uthcry winds with ram nave pre-
vailed the Gulf Coast. =,
Brisk and nigh north aud west winds prevailed, Non
dav afternoon the reS- coast and very cola north
eri- gales in the NOrth-We-t Edsterly WINDS are re-
ported from Ohio and Lake Michigan souih-~Gsiery
winds from Illinois ~
Probabilities.
For Tuesday ia New Eu-Itua AOrth and east WINDS.
Increasing p0ssoly bi-S ~ Name, win parity cloudy
and clear weather.
FoT he M.ade states noghea-feriy TihGs a'd partly
cloudy mud hd-g rrrfhcr
For the lower akes Increasing northwest winds ana
eloudlv weather For Tue south Atlantic ana Eahtern
emf states WIND. veeT % VEST hnd northwest WIN
cloudv weather and hight rain. For the upper lakes
uortb-easterv winds increasing possibly 70 Drsk WIN
cloudy ana m ny weather. Far the Western Gull States
continued cold nurtheriy winds,
Cautonary signals continue ~ Boston, Port East
mort Duluth, Milwaukee, Chicago Oriud Haven Nor
lO,k. ana Wilmington.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15
CTRrFNT TOPICS.

STATE CANALS-TEE JoBBEIY AT CAZENOyIA.
TO lhe Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: State Treasurer Raines, in his remarks
before the Canal Committee. which appeared IN TIE
DAILY TRIBUNE Of the sh inst, is mistaken as 70 the
facts the Of the Cazenoyi Dam now being built
by the canal authorities He is Also wide Of the truth
when he represents the citizens OF Cazcnova protest
ne against the construction Of the dam by the State.
An inquiry here by Ar Treasurer Raines would satisfy
him that the citizens almost unanimously believe that
the state bound both legally aud As matter Of JUS
tice 10 rel his dam, u Is part OF the CazenOvla
reservoir to the control and saving OF the
waters Tor IT, the canal In 1855 the Canal Board
adopted a rtion preserve the pond and dam be-
low Mlst. they are" and u is perfectly right
nDd proper that this agreement should be kept ny me
state. II is we'll known here that proprty-o|ners using
the waterpower IN question nave hrNer ~, Io's.'et @
sufficient pay 10 reimburse them for the Time they we're
com peed 70 remain idle while the state doing The
work Of converting the CazenOvla Like ih'o y rla~
reservoir. payment ~ $3.50 vas made 70 hr Parsons
the principal mlOwner OF which sl6s0 was for an ao-
emulation Of interest during he SIX or seYeh ears ne
had wait for the money Does the Treasurer consider
this amount for the stOppage duringi TWO
wears of mill capable OF earning 5000 per year,
II we do not take account 9f DAMAGE 70 unused
0laef haw Hry eary mat he 4 not posted on the
Cdzen0rid, A.. l., April II, 1s71
MAKE THE LEGISLATURE TOO BIG To BUY
To the gdttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: / was glad to see the above sentiment
IN THE TRIBUNE this morning. Aue lIuct luc ohly
remedy for legislative corruption IL in the democratic
element OF government by the people and when power
Is delegated the delegates should be chosen by com
munites small that the people can personally know
the qualifications Of those chosen 20 represent the
There should be O0 Assembymen, or at least one from
each ward and In the State. go in this city
instead NJ quartet Of speclaors OF Board oi 10 or 2n
or 40 Aldermen make local rules and ordinances, we
should have Board Of Aldermen. say one elected IN
each Assembly district, chosen nom the substantial
prOperty-owners; and a Board of Assistants 10 he
chosen districts OF 400 or so voters each Whlch
districts sboud altered Ortener than once IN i've
wears II you will the chimes on the notes you
have struck you VIII lind prompt popular Response
ys,r- YORK. April IL. 1919 ID. II. STONE.
MR. BUSHNELL NOT CONNECTED WITH THE SCRANTON
FAILURE
To the EdttOr Of Thc FrfbVHe.
SIR: The report at the meeting of creditors
of the Scranton failure shows losses OF sOOO0 IN
Wa-st Operations" in different stOcks. II now ap
pears that the dispatches at the time OF the failure
with tho ahltrs OF this nrin
me name OF Mr. &. = Bushnell. This gentleman had no
connection with the concern
Aeuc-HaUeII Conn, April Il, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15
cuArrrR ELECTION IN PATTERSON. NEwJERsEY.

CHARTER ELECTION IN PATERSON, NEW-JERSEY.
The charter election yesterday passed OF
ouiety Tue excise enforced and therefore the
chances of disturbance decreased IN consequence
OF the number OF split tickets in the field no definite re-
sf had been reached at late hour last night but the
indications we're that * sheriff Townsend DemJ would
be elected over Alderman ". W. Evans 2ep1 by ma
iority Of 80 to
OF the Tax Commissioners, Albert G. Van der Rep)
and Albert d. Winfield Dem.l undoubtedly elected
over Thomas Bromley (Repj and Albert Flynn DEM
by considerable maiorities. OF the Aldermen, William
Cooke l!rp) Is elected Van Blarcom (Dem) in the
First Ward In the Second Ward the count was
very close I'd seemed 10 be IN favor Of william Camp
bell DEM -linst H. p. Aekerman Hepj. In the
Third Ward tho Republicans placed smith and Croysdale
in the field against Samuel Il. Fields Dem The latter
Ia uruhably elected In the Fourth Ward John SWIM
burne Irp) II elected without opposition. In the fth
Ward John Bustard lep) Is elected by small ma
ioritv over John H. Hopper DEM In the sixth
" ard James Ayers (RepJ II probably elected over
Neil Mex ernan tDeml In the seventh ward DR.. John
QUINN the Democratic candidate, Is undoubtedly
elected. II the Eighth Ward the Democrats ran TWO
canddates schoatZ aud sweeney The contest between
Powell fRap.) SchUatZ close one, Win POwell
somewhat ahead last accounts. The returns came IN
30 slowly that impossible 10 get anything IKE an
accurate estimate Of the maOres and the ful count
NAV IN one instances. change the result rs gwen
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15
LOCAL MISCELLANY
BROKERS BEFORE THE GRAND JURY.

BROKERS BEFORE THE GRAND JURY.
Conspiracy RATHER THAN UsURY THE sUBJECr OF
INVESTIGATION.
WaIl-st. was excited yesterday over the In
vestgation of the Grand Jury into the causes Of the
strueency OF the money market. Few dealers. how
ever apprebended that anything ractca would result
from IT, believing that even If sufficient evidence 10
convict were obtained, It would simply euminate 10 the
rnng Of small number OF dealers who could wei,a0rd
TO nav the COSTS When the dealers VINO had Decn
summoned TO testify appeared in Wal-ss' after tnen
alton they were freely questioned In regard 70
the course pursued in the investigation Later IN the
day IL was generally understood that the Investigation
pursued With reference 10 the conspiracy raier
than 4" Usury" act, the desire apparently DeiuE W
establish the crimnaty OF those engaged IN the
up" rather than To fix the guilt Of capitalists "no nave
been lending money at usufous rates The rates ior
money yesterday ranged from to in the morning Out
in the afternoon declined to 1s closing at all with
the usual legal interest.
Nine wall-st. dealers we're summoned ~ Witnesses
but only five including James p Pauding Of Messra
Paudlng Klosson. brokers, Col. yeruiLye, and John
A. stewart, were examined. SO Tar can be ascer-
tained, the progress made has been very small one
witness after coming Of the Grand Jury room, ex-
planned in a jocose TO his brethren who we're
waiting 10 be- called in, the nature Of the ex-
animation to WHICH he had been subjected
He said tho bearing OF the question was - make Dor-
rowers informers 10 who were receiving nore than
per cent for the use OF money" . told them
said he, could not remember any transactoe IN Whcn
greater rate OF interest charged and sat as 10
the lock up." did not know who was responsible
Anything 1 knew OF 70 was by rumOr." Why dd 70
yo tell MIN Richardson is responsible % suggested the
dealers. We'll, might have done that Vas the re-
jOnder. 81,
probably testify to-day.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15

rur BROOKLYN MALPRACTICE CASE.

Mrs. kols, who was alleged 70 have per
formed an abortion upon woman calling herself Mrs
Arlington was arraigned before Justice Demar yester
dsvand vas allowed 10 20 On ner own recoguizance The
polcf< after thorough nvesucation nave concluded
that Mr. Arlington Is adventures ana don't believe
thai there has been malpractice although the ply
sicsns who made al examination certified to the TACT
The woman however stir maintains the truth OF her
statements bat declines prosecute Mrs koiS. she
states mat she wac born springfield Mass went 10
school in Troy and wa- married IN Boston about 0year
ago Her husband. sAs siOpped win hiS family
three rlpes al the Grand Central Hotel They
we're there wneu Fl,k shot, and when the
Boston nrc occurred size last went to live there on
April l. when eutered. MI Crockett. the clerk.
remarked. "Weu. what nov misfortune is going 10
occur T. she states thai ths locai p"ce hhFt tteih eu
force hcr % give certain Information. auu thdi 10
chscaatc them and protect her friends rhe hae been
ged "a employ two private detectives. Ihe lohct
had aH view. YESTERDAY with Mlss IbOmas FORMER
boarder the Grand Central Hotel. who appears 10
have been constant companion OF Mr.. AFilhRinh'
when Arlington found ia the streets and taken
10 lie hospital Nis, Thomas leu she Grand irntEAl
Hotel and went, with Nrs AfiIuglons child, 10 ave on
Naai-on-iye. Here shr 'naned uotli discovered by
the detectives
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15

Considerable alarm was occasloncd, yester-
day morning. among the passengers bnar the ferry
boat westheld OF unhappy memory plying between this
city and staten Island The sudden rushing o, inn
mense volume " through the cabins regarded
by the passengers the preeursOr % aooiher igbui
explosion and every made haste u reach she iess
exposed points some OF the Passengers cca1ng ~ ths
gindOwz. The engineer immediatoiy turned on tas
steam aud the fears OF the Passengers were soon Al
layed The breaking OF ~ the socketD0iS or mo
safety-valve was the 0fsthe alarm Thera were
several hundred Passengers t WestSoa ~ She ane
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15
A HEAVY PENALTY.

Another highway robber was convicted ana
sentenced yesterday the Court Of General seaoDs
The crime for which be suffered Vas committed on
Third-aye car on the 5th inst. Peter r. Casson VII"
mad Just ert Baruums Worlds Fair stepped into ear.
whore he was iostled BY two men, 0f whom. Michael
Maoney. took frOm bis pocket wallet containing -
The thief seized Oy the owner ef he money, mi
given the custody OF policeman, Dut the dcOpbos
escaped. Miloney was sent tine STATE Prison fDr H
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15
CATTLK MARKETS

CHICAGO April u-CATrLERccept IN hrsd nartrs Isies
Choes
steers shich s. . Tor Pair % Coco nf ss tsB~b
for Choce vsnor SO ID lot % iLoO oofn-es
rs ~ market closed quiet and mahT cattle ress
uusod emputs, tn0 bead . -
IS Choice; sales S3 lpb % a. Snpnenu
sHEEr iu receipts @ head: sls ehoos o ~ % T1S
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15
The STATE OF TRADE.
nnMRsT1C MARKRTS

wrrv--e-ny O. Aprl lA-Snnts rur,e-tse higher; sss
A. 81 Rosn inn rurpeanne
At a. > s. - or yellow DIP; aud % fs' Virgin TIA
higher; at D..
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15

The Cornerstone OF the Sage College for
Women founded 'bg Jhe Dcnon wealthy cit
zen Of BrOoxyn Who's name bears viii be aid 90 if-
aca on THURSDAY next fac ooreo Is attached to
the Cornell University.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15

PDw ARDS -BRIDGFORD-Ou THURSDAY. April TO- bI Ky a
s,,p CHARLES RiuAr Margaret A. Bndsori, hoh OF BFoahy-
ED ARDS-sQUIKR-On MondaY April - ~ kT Duncn iousk
Mr. Cha Eivsrs cf Nevark j. 70 Miss heano aA1gh'ers
Can't suuier. Port RIehmond, ) l.
PURCELI-TRMPLEOn "Wednesday, April b. Rev n r Perre
d D. Joeps Purcell 20 Annie T. Temple, both ~ broesr1
YOUN-THU RSTOE-At stamford Conn, SalarAY. April u
8sJ BY Il D. TburoH, hagh ioHag 70 AHne g. NURSES.
No cards.
Al Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed r'@ f71
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15

The Thinning Season.

B P,RsoSs SoSs PIashag \ H. Long and ceshA R1l-
o.. 70 Ks.ona station and ~ from Hunter Po.ut
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15
MARRLED

True and False science Sreech he rsssH Bssaaet br
p,rte Iiolsip d TaiBusE LgcrURE EXTRA No. a
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15

The Times n Psrs fFsneel FAIRBANKE ScAEssf
y are erfes tie standard Auera aad b."
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15
rur w,pERMoTr wrTs xuRDEE.

waiter T Msrvin James Wiki. lr., Miln p Dayton
Charles Place. Charles g. Tyler, kobrr, B0nynge
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15

PAzsoSs Co oa soc. % The best Trees AID Psnt
PoT catalogue. amply at Flu-b'ng n Y
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15

Of Marriage, must DC hdor,ed rria faa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-08
General Crooks Report.

This document, which is printed on ,,. first page of to-day's MINER, will be carsf,, y read by evany Arizonaa, and, we hope. bv every person outside of Arizona, who ia =, all at sea on the Indian question. The docn- ment is plain, honest, manly, pointed .na devoid of all ssbteofage. It is just snch report as We were prepared to read, from .n oihcer rhe came here, against his wish i,, obcdicscc (" Oa'lers from DO less a person than The President of the United State. who selected Crook to accomplish an under' taking ~hics SO many officers of higher rank anu greatcr prctentions failed to accomplisb
 lhwrted as Crook has been by so-called psre commissioners, the work he has done 1 speaks Tor itself, and points to him as one of 'ia most successful peace commissioners of this or any other age. To-day, after one short but brilliant campaign, there s ,e,c. and safety, where, but a sh0xt time ago there were corpses of white men aad women blood-stained arrows, fear and trembling among white men, who had then but very ilttle protection from the rampant sayapcs who are now begging to be let alone. This IS what he has done by warlike strategy. Ills victory over Colyer and other hypocriii gel uunDeas of she Indian Ring is no less cVsspGte, an9 entities him to the everlasting gratitude oi his countrymen. Quiet and un. assuming, he has taken no credit to himself t'r all this;. obedient to his superiors, he has not made move without their approval. Esst to the officers of his staff and eo.sn,and. he gives them due praise for all the good that is ln them, Cnd We know 1t so be a great deal) loving peace nnre tssn war, be has carefully avoided kilHRG pr wounding Indians, when t'hr means have served his purpose; care. iui of public funds and property, he has economised, until this department-which he found su-picioned of all sorts of thievery, anl extravagance, has come to be looked up-. on as model financial concern; and, finally, loving fair play, for people of all races, he has not sought 10 win the favor of any man or set of men by bribes or patronage, but has, nevertheless, the esteem and confidence Of whites and Indians, and the latter race now say that if he has been their worst foe in war; in peace he is their best friend. Such man IS the quiet. unassuming Lieutenant Colonel George Crook of the Army.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-08

Judiciary committee, introduced c. B. No. l5, an act aInendatory of chapter AS, Howell Code, of proceeding in civil cases
 Mr Woolsey, on leave, introduced c. B. No. lG, an act to provide for obtaining ths statistics of the Territory.
 MT. Woolsey, on leave, introduced C. 5. No. lG, an act to authorize the publication of information of the resources of Arizona.
 MT Woolsey, on leave, intrsdsccd C. J. E. No l, asking the Secretary of the Interior to commenco tie bnilding of Territorial prison.
 MT. Hrnnins gave notice that he would, tomorrow, introduce a bill relative to com mon carriers.
 C. B. No. was taken up and passed.
 C. E. No. G was taken mp, and the council refused to take farther action on it.
 (. B. No. 9 was read third time and passed C. E. No. 10 was read third time aDl made the special order for February 3d, at II A. M.