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The Arizona sentinel., 1873-03-01
TEXAS Pacific {THIRTY-sEc-

TEXAS PACIFIC (THIRTY- S EC-
oND PARALLEL RAILROAD. =
The st. Louis Railroad Register
says the machine shops and great
buildings and depots of the Texas
Pacific will be at Fort Worth, in
Tarrant county, Texas. Colonel
kirkpatrick states that it is Col.
Tom ScOtt'S intention to fill up
the railroad gap between Monroe
or Vicksburg and Shreveport, by
the fall: Of 1873. If he cannot pur-
chase the interest OF the stock
holders in the road new connect
ing Nicksburg and Monroe he
will build road parallel to it. He
has promised this connection with
VickSburg from Shreveport to the
contractors of the Texas and Paci-
fic, and he is determined to keep
his promise. The Dennison (TeXas)
Journal of January IIth, says:
"Seven hundred and fifty labOrer3-
from st. Louis came in one train
this week. They were for the
Trans-Continentai Railroad"
THE GREAT Towns oF EN-
GLAND.-The population ofseVen-
teen of the largest towns in Eng
land. according to the census
of 1871, is as follows: London, 81
25l, S04; Liverpool, 493,346, Man
chester, 800, 665; Birmingham,
343, 500; Leeds. 259,2O1; Sheffield,
$50, 1917; Bristol. 1872, 524; Bradford,
145, S27; Newcastle, 128,460; Sal
ford, ia, SG5; Hull, 121, 1913; Ports
mouth, 1l2,954; Sunderland, 9S,-
$50; Leicester, 95.0S4; Noting
ham, s6,608; Norwich, 80, $50; and
W0lverhampton, 68, 270-making
a total of 6,lsS, 233, against $780,
424 in 1861, and 4,454, 140 in 1851.
The population of London in 1871,
as given above, is 3,251 .S04,against
1903, 989 In 1861, and 1852 i'll
1851. The aggregate population
Ofthe sixteen largest towns next
to London is 1886. 100 in 1871,
against 2,495, 1856 in 1861, and p
091 1904 in 1851.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-03-01
NEW TO-DAY.
DAVID NEAHR,

DAVID NEAHR,
Main St................. Yuma, 4. r..
|329 ,Sts,ls0n,e st. .,Si17a Francisco.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer IN
General Merchandise,
Invites attention TO the best Sc
ected and most complete stock
Fver offered in this market. con-
listing, in part. Of
Groceries Provisions
Wines Liquors
Cigars Tobnccoes
Hardware
'inware CrocEery
Table and Pocket Cutlery
Miners Tools
ron Steel
Bolts Screws
Nails
porting Goods Lumber
Wagon Lumber etc, etc.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-03-01

.ry Goods Fancy Goods
adies & Gents Furnishing Goods
oots and Shoes
Clothing, Etc, Etc
hi is constantly and regularly
ceiving. by every steamer, fresh
lifOrnia products, consisting OF
utter
Cheese
Bacon
Ham
Potatoes
Onions
Beans
Barley
Corn
heat
Corn Meal
Duckwheat Flour
Gala. & Oregon Flour
ting 4 Go. s Canned Frnits
and Vegetables etc. etc
gether with a general assert
int adapted to this country: All
which is offered at prices which
DEFY COMPETITION. g
buyers will find it to their in
|est to call and examine my
elk before purchasing elsewhere
HI merchandise consigned to
care will receive careful handl-
and be forwarded with dis
oh by experienced freighters,
lowest market rates.
6 hest Prices paid for all
Arizona Products.
DAVID NEAAR.
luna, A. T., Feb. %. 1878.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-07-05

BEwARE.-Inquisitive people sometimes
meet with little adventures that make them
weak. A fellow who was paying attention
to a girl in Andover. Massachusetts, stole
up to the kitchen where she was at work
the other morning, thinking to see what
kind of housekeeper she was He got in
terested as he stood behind a door all un-
observed, watching the fair one at her toll,
and in the ardency of his observation he
obtruded his nose into crack in the door.
She innocently shut the door little, and
there was mashed bugle. He now wears
1t in sling.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-07-05

A TAX ON CArs.-ln England some of
the papers are urging the levying of tax
upon cats, urging that cats should be taxed
as well as dogs. The discussion of the sub
ject is lively and wittily treated. One paper
makes the assertion that were every cat
taxed, the Chancellor would have sum
sufficient to enable him to take at least I'd.
per pound off the income tax Why not
tax cats in this country? Can the good old
spinsters who love their cats give us good
reason for not doing sn2
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-07-05
lORlGIFAL-l
loRlGINAL
The Cottage DER the Hill. -

In the hour when morn is breaking,
straying through the leafy dell,
While each bird, to Joy awaking,
Joins the happy choral swell,
Oft fondly, fOndly linger
Meath the blossom laden tree,
Listening, while some little singer
Marbles forth his melody.
But joy that's sweeter, fonder,
Bearer than all others still,
Greets me when my footsteps wander
To the cottage DER the hill
To the little rustic cottage,
To the cottage DER the hill.
In the hour when Phebus fingers,
While his parting golden beams
Gilds the West with magic fingers,
Beautiful as fairy dreams;
BY the gently slumbering ocean,
Pensive then ], love to stray,
Wrapt in tende, fond emotion,
As the twilight fades away. --
But a Joy that's sweeter, fonder,
Bearer than all others still,
Greets me when my footsteps wander
10 the cottage DER the hill
Tothe little rustic cottage,
To the cottage Ger the hill.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-07-05

MARIE ANToINET1Es work table has been
placed in the Louvre. The Empress Eugene
bought it at sale some years ago for $500.
and it was fortunately saved from the Tuil-
cries before the fire.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-07-05

A Minnesota lover lately captured his
Dulcinea, aged fifteen, from her reluctant
parents, and drew her to his forest home, a
distance of eight miles, on hand sled.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-07-05

Three boys in Evansville, Ind. tried to
see which could hang longest by the neck.
When their sport was interrupted one OF
them was almost dead
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-07-05

An unfortunate Chicago manswhose wife
left him in 1852 and returned in 1863, has
been kicked ont of doors by her, after being
robbed Of 81 ,000 Hard case
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-07-05

A sculptor named Powers has been earn
ing money in Chicago as conductor on a
horse railroad, and rumor got abroad that it
was the great Hiram.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-07-05

Mamma said a precious little boy, who.
against his will, was made to rock the cradle
Of his baby brother, if the doctor has any
more babies to give away don't you take 'em.
, 1873-05-21

auarters nre in thia city. Among tho most prom
tnent Directors preBont arc John B. Alley and
J. NJ. 8, williams, mombcrs Of Oongreas from
Massachusetts; John ]. Blair, Now Jcreey
Horace Williams and j. Van Doventer, of Olfn-
ton, Iowa.
6r. JOSEPH, No., Mny 20.-Tho first looomo-
two crossed Missouri River ovcr tho now iron
bridge ut this point today, bearing ox-Goy
Hall, President OF tho Bridge Company, most OF
tho Directors, Dol. Mason, Superintendent and
Engineer, md a number of railroad offlciala
Tho trnl trip waB Witnessed by . largo conconrso
of people, who assembled on tho river bank in
tho vicinity Of the bridge, and occupied tho
roofs OF prominent buildings in tho city.
This avoning about 100 freight oara
which had accumulated hero wore
crossed over to the Kausns Bido. Thoro Is much
excitement and hlarity In tho city over tho Buc-
cesBful completion Of tho structure, and thoro
will DO a 1ublce, celebration, and banquet iu
honor Of tho event OIL tho 3lst inst.
BosToa, May 20.-ln tho Massachusetts House,
this afternoon, tho minority bill for tho l1ooaao
Tunnel rairoad scheme was substituted for the
majority bill by vote of $50 yeas to On nays,
aud ordered to third reading. This bill pro.
vidoB for State management, md onits tho Low
ell Railroad from tho Limos. Tho subject comes
Special Dispatth 10 The chtcaao Tribune.
6rR1NoF1E1D, ILL.,, May 20.-rho contractors
to build the Northwestern Railroad arc resolved
to complete tho track between this, city and
Petersburg and havo trains running over It be-
foro the 1st Of July. Tho line, whom completed,
will connect this city and peoria
, 1873-05-21

Special Dtspateh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
LAsALLE May 2o.-Tho meeting Of tho Direct
rond Company, held IN this city this afternoon,
WAS highly satisfactory to tho friends Of tho
road. Reporta Of tue most encouraging char
actor woso received from all points along tlo
limo, and all seemed to fool eontldont OF tho
curly construction of tho road.
Special h.spatch tu The Ch,cago Tribune,
CEDAR hArtps. Iowa, May 20.-Tla stock
holders Of tho following companies hold moot
ingn, commanding tomorrow. for the election OF
Directors aIM olslcera;
Cedar Rapda 4 Missouri River Railroad Iowa
Falls 4 Sioux City Ilailroal; sionx City Il ia.
citio nailroad; Iowa Railroad Lund Company {;
blairtown Lot l. Land Company; Moingona Coal
1 Land company; slou1 Oily nailrosd r con. t1o
tracing Company, and Iowa Hallway Contract
ing Company, all Of which compsnlea hoad.
, 1873-05-21
POLITICAL,
The Situation In Arlkan8ua-.Thp Ohio
Stnto Republican Convention To-

The Situation In Arlkansus.-The Ohio
Stnte Republican Convention To-
lny.
L1TFLE ROCK, May 20.--Thc political situation
is quiet. Tho militia on duty at tho stato-Uouso
has boon disbanded, the Governor not appre-
honding any further present need for their sor-'
vices.
Gov. Baxter to-day appointed nearly 100 county
officers IN various parts OF tho State, to whom
commissions will he sent tomorrow
:, COLUMBUS, O., May 20.-A largo. reproacnta-
ton il here from oil parts Of the State to attend
the Republican State Convention Tomorrow.
Noyes will be renominatod Governor by accIa1n-
nation. Tho Indications arc that tue remainder
Ct tho ticket will bo made up ay follows :
Lieutenant Governor, N. II. Van Voorhees, Of
Atldns Attorney General, John Little, Of
drceno !; State Treasurer, Iraao Welsh, Of Bel
mont Comptroller, ". T. Wilson, Of Portage
member OF the Board Of Public Works. Philip
Morzig, Of Anglaize !; Supreme Judges, William
White, Of Clark, aud Wnltor stono, of Eric.
James Monroe, Of .Oborlin, will probably bo
male permanent Chairman OF tho Convention.
The "salary- grail" will DO vigorously denounced.
, 1873-05-21

Tho Republican Convention in tho
Second Clrcuit--0no Hundred and
sovonty.fivo Ballots without Isc-
s1lIts
MAnENoo, Mo11onry Co., ILL.,, May 20.--We arc
having al exciting contest horo. The nepubli-
can Judicial Convention for tile Second Circuit
(h1cIIonry, Boone, DeKalb and Lake Counties),
met hero, yesterday Afternoon OF o'clock,
to nominate o candidate for Circuit
Judge. The ba1loting has been in prog
ross oil afternoon and oil night with
?. Murphy, of McHonry County, the proaont
incumbent, Charles Kelnm, OF DoKalb, and T.
Z. Ctark, OF Lako. Tho friends Of Kollum and
Clark aro united against Murphy, and A1urply's
friends arc firm for their man, Up to tlls
morning there hed boon 176 ballots, in all
Of Which Murphy, received ,votos from
Lake. The votes for De1Knlb aud tho
other 8 from Lako wore each time cast for
other Kellum or Clark. There iB no prospect of
change, and, therefore, no prospect Of choice.
It il dead lock. None of hfurphy's'frlondB will
forsake him, md none Of his opponents can bo
budged On incl In his favor. Ii Ia d nice little
fight aB 1t stands, with 10 prospect OF change.
Both sidos declare they viii stand tholr ground
until election day, which IL a weok from noxt
Monday.
, 1873-05-21

Station.
Hind. | H1tather,


WASHINGTON, May 20.-For the Northwest and
entirse lake region and thence to Missouri mud
Kentucky variable northeastorly to north.
westerly winds. low barometer, cloudy weather,
aud occasional ruin will prevail. For the Gulf
and 81 ia Atlantic States aud Tennessee, south
easterly>and southwesterly winds, high tompera-
morrow in the Western Gulf For tie Middle
States southeastorly and sonthwesterly winds,
cloudy weather, falling barometer, and occa-
aiona1 rain. For Canada aud New England.
high barometer, rising temperature, southeast
weather, with, possibly, occasional rain.
, 1873-05-21
GERMANY.

New YoRK, May 20.-1he London Time. Of
the 10th contains tho following:
FRANKFORT, May GA pnnic prevailed on tho
Bourso, to-day, in consequence Of tho stringent
state Of tho money market, and tho suspension
Of business on tho Vicnna Bourso.
Tho Telegraph Of the 10th contains the follow
ing:
BERLIN, Friday.-The Bourae here Is very dull,
in consequence of tue closing Of tho Vienna
Boufse, whero there have bean about 200 failures
among the outside apeculators.
BERLIN May 20.-'The session Of the Prussian
Diet closed to-day. Tho speech from the throue
was read by Gen. Won Room, President Of tho
Ministry.
, 1873-05-21
Additional Details Of the Finan-
cia1 Panic in Vienna,
Khiya Not Taken and the Khan
Not a Prisoner.
Abandonment Of tho Proposed French
Expedition 10 Morocco.
The Belgian jesuits Organizing PiI.
grimage to France.
Decided Conservative Victory in
the French Assembly.
AUSTRIA,

AUSTRIA. u
New YonK, Mny 20.-London papors Of tho
10th, received tonight por tho Java, contain
very Ittlo rolativo to the recent Vienna panic.
Tho Times says in tho money article: "In the
foreign market prices have again boen fat
throughout. and from Vienna general collapse
is telographod OF nll the unsound financial secu-
rities recently oroatod thero. Most Of the ques-
ttonable financial paper iatoly in circulation
emapatcd from Vienna, md the crash to-day In
that city has exercised an effect on all the Cor
man boursos." The Same paper contains tho
following dlspatoh:
VIENNA, May 19.-The failure Of ono Of the
leading financial houses, whereby large amount
OF stock was thrown on tho market, has cauBod
an extraordinary pnnio on tho Boureo. It WAS
impossible to resume businoHs to-day. The
denlerH have resolved to offer each othor mutual
assistance. Baron Konigswhrter Is to request
the Minister Of Finance to ordor suspension OF
business for several days, and to sanction ar
rangoments for mitigating the crisis. Baron
RothBchild and Horr schey were insulted
to-day on the Dourao. The supply Of
money at the present moment is good, tho
public crowding the exchange Offices to purchase
stock at present low rates. Negotiations are
boing carried on betweon tho Committee Of tho
Bourse, the banks, and tho Government, to do
Vise means for preventing greater disasters than
already occurred.
, 1873-05-21
8El.GlIlm.

New YoaK, May 20.--London papers state
that the clorgy and Jesuits Of Belgium are maxi
ing great efforts to organize a pilgrimage into
paray-1e-monial, there to pray for the restora-
ton OF the temporal powor of the Pope. Each
province Of tho realm is also invited to dedicate
q banner to Our Lady OF tho Sacred Heart. A.
mission Of monks and nuns, who have iu view
tho establishment Of schools for boys md girls,
and tho propagation OF their religion in Upper
Egypt, have arrived at Khartom.
, 1873-05-21
FRANCE.

LONDON May 20.-A dispatch from Versailles
reports tho sitting Of the National Assembly yes-
terday as worry stormy. Members Of the
Right openly declared their desire to overthrow
Thiere.
day, NJ. Louis Buffet WAS reelected President Of
tho Chanbor by 1853 ballots, against 289 cast for
d. Martel The vote indicates tho SUCCESS Of
the Interpolation introduced by tho Consorva-
tives yesterdny. Tho debate. which was to have
New YonK, May 20.-A Paris paper ANNOUNCES
tho abandonment Of the proposed French oxpo-
dition Of 10000 troops against Morocco, the good
Offices Of tho English Government having Bc-
cured q treaty under which the Emperor Of
Morocco agrees to pay for the dcprodationa COM
mitted within tho torritory Of Algeria by the
tribea residing in Morocco, aud th6 expenso Of
tho French Warliko preparations.
, 1873-05-21

LONDON, May 20.--A dispatch from st. Potera-
burg, Russih says that thore il no truth in tho
report that khiYa has been takon, and the Khan
is prisoner. There is much anxiety in St,
Petersburg concerning tho ultimate success Of
the expedition against Khiva. Two OF tho col
umna have been delayed by heavy snow-storms,
and the third, which forms the advance, ia still
behind.
, 1873-05-21

LONDON May 20.-Georgo Smith, of tho Daily
Telegraph, correspondent In ABsyria, has found
tho Kings library at Nineveh, and discovered
humorous valuable fragments, particularly tho
tho history Of the dolugo, hitherto dccipho1od ii
the British Museum.
, 1873-05-21

New YonK, May 20.-The Prospect mill at
Halifax, England, was burned on tho 9TH instant,
throwing 400 people out Of employment. Losaa
f275, ,000 j; insured for E175, 600.
, 1873-05-21
RERlI.

NEW YonK, May 20.--In tho latest intelligence
from Peru is d brief statement to the effect that
Of 80,354 coolies rho were shipped from Macao
to Peru during the past twelve yoars, 1897 per-
iBhed from Bhipwrock, and per cent Of tho
whole from suicide or sickness.
, 1873-05-21

sT. PErERBBuno, May 20.-The Shah Of Persia
welcomed. His three wives rcmain in Persia.
, 1873-05-21

LONDON, Mny 20.-A diapatoh from Padang
announces that an army OF Dattaha and Atchfneso
10000 strong ia marching on Delli, d State on
the northeast coast Of the islnnd,
, 1873-05-21

HALIFAX, N. g., May 1o.-The rolof fund for
tue widows and orphans by tho Drummond col
lory calamity reaches $2,0J4.
, 1873-05-21
METEOROLOGICAL.

Signal Service bureau Hcports and
Pr0Enosticntions.
CHICAGO, May 21-10:18 p. m.
-. Tho following reports hayo beon received from
the places mentioned below:
, 1873-05-21

HAltTFonD, Conn May 20.-The resignation
Of Chof Justice Butler, Of tic Connecticut
Supreme Court, WAS sent to tho Legislature by
Coy. Ingorsou to-daY. III health IL tho cauRo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-22
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