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The Arizona sentinel., 1873-04-26

aSnlngt0n, Aprll ', 1875. Special Orders No. 2.
 Extract.
 l. Captain John l.. Viven, 18th Infantry, (promoted from First Lieutenant), will proceed with out delay to join his proper sta ton in the Department of Califor- mia.
  By order of the Acting Secre- tsry of War.
 E. D. TOWNSEND,
 Adjutant General. Official
 E. D. Townsend, Adit. Gen. His companions in arms ex- press sincere regret at having to part with Captain Viyen. The many warm friends he has made among our citizens, while 10th to shake his parting hand, will learn of his future with the deep- est satisfaction. May he be ele- vated to that rank to which his conscientious devotion to duty entities him, is the wish of the SENTINEL.
 Keep hogs out ofyard. H. F. B.*
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We Daily Graphic is the title of anew illustrated paper, publish ed every afternoon, at 3a and il Park Place, New York. l his is a new enterprise in daily journal ism. and the number before Us promises Of success.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-04-26
COsss aaaerciai.
ARRIVED.

On the 22d instant, at 2:30 p. m., steamer Jioit0re Capt. Thorn, with Barge No. 3, from Ehren- berg, bringing ore from Castle Dome.
 On the 24th. at 1 P. Ill from Laguna, same steamer and barge, with wood for Yuma Wood yard.
 On the 2ith, at 9:30 a. h.. Ct2io- r0dO, Captain Mellon, with Barge No. ,, from Mohave, bringing ore and hides.
 DEPARTED.
 On the 23d instant. at 10:3D a. ,n., Mohare and Barge No. 3, for La- guna.
 At l:30 p. m. 24th, the (07oy0dO and Barge No. , for Port Isabel, with passengers for San Francisco. The NoU5era probably left Sau Francisco on 22d or 23d for the mouth of the river
 ONLY FIVE DoLLARs.-The Brooks Sewing Machine Com pany offers one oi those inyaiua- bic machines fer B oaIy. See ad. i'll another coIutna,
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MINING IN YUMA COUNTY.

to turn INGlr attention III our ul- rection. After having prospected the northern and eastern parts of the Territory, and struck it rich, the transportation of ore to mar lSet is so high that they have had to come where shipping is more accessible, and mines as plentiful i Yuma county affords both.
 The Custle Dome mine is being vigorously worked by its prOprie- tors. There are at our landing 60 tons of it's ore, for shipment to San Francisco per steamship NeW- 5ern. The only drawback to this mine is the high prices asked for transportation of ore from the mine to the landing. But even this is being removed every. day by the proprietors putting OK teams of their own tc do the work.
 The iSTrpy -HM mine, located ill the Blackhead (CabeZa Prieta) mountains, forty miles South of the Gila river, and about 75 miles from this city, was discovered and located, not long since, by l Alvah Smith. The ledge is two feet wide and about 1,50O feet long. The ore will average at least $180 iii silver to the ton. 1 The Golden Ey0 is a g0ld.bear- ing quartz mine, situated about fifteen miles South of Rattlesnake and 45 from this city. The vein is four feet wide, and prospects very rich. No assay of this ore has yet been made; it will, iii our opinion, go S200.
 The Kprr mine is Only 20 miles from here, near Gila City. Its ore assays $50 ill silver and $40 in gold to the ton. The vein is six and half feet wide, and is owned and worked by Col. A. F. Rockwell. A. smith, A. Long and C. F. Buck, each having 1900 feet. THE Los ANGELES R.-It is with pleasure we greet our good old frienGl--the Eos Angeles ,Stur-With our CenegU5le brother H. Hamilton-at the helm again. NIT. IT. is a vigorous writer, and we have no doubt he will not be long in bringing back the Sur to its old standing in Los Angeles and elsewhere. It may be well here to state that about year and halfago, MT. Hamilton sold the ,St0r to Geo. W. Barter, and through some mismanage- ment of the latter the paper didn't pay" and he (Barter) had to "git." Mr. Hamilton is an old AriZ0nan, and many Of our read CTS will remember when he was publisher of the Mjner at Prescott.
 SODA WAFER FACTORY.-In another column will be found the advertisement of Wm. Pulfer, who proposes to furnish the trade Cor any other man" with soda water and sarsaparilla. We have eX- alnined the factory, and found everything in tip-top condition. The beverage manufactured by Mir. Pulfer we can V0uch for, for "we've been there."
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The Arizona sentinel., 1873-04-26

WILL IT DO ANY G00D?-Lasl Thursday afternoon an altar Wa} erected on Railway Hill by some Mexican women, where, we are informed. the friends and rela- tipns of the Mexican convict, Ma uuel t'ernantlez-Who is doomeU ia die Un the d proX. for tiN murder of NJ. Mccartney, lAst cmber-Wili cOngregate eaci day ta he3eech the Virgin Mark with prayers and lamentations for his 0Gi3NcuiOHs escape: wheth- CT from the gall0WS or e ij!fcrRO, We are not advised.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-04-26

4 large lot of boots, shoes, elotIi- ing, dry goods, etc, just received troG1 the far-famed auction house of II. IT. NeWball of San Fran cisco, which am authorized tq sell cheap for cash. IT. +. BAKER.f
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THE DOOMED MAN INTER-
 VIEWED.
What he had to Say.

The editor of the SENTINEL. having obtained pass from Sheriff Goodwin, visited on yes terday the cell l.Of Manuel Fernan- dez, the Mexican who is to be hung on the 2d proXimo, for the murder of M. Mccartney. He was well received and conducted to the cell.
 SENTINEL-YOu are aware that you have only till next Friday to live.
 Oh yes!-the Judge told me so, and I have counted the days.
 SENTINEL-HoW has it affected you?
 l am tired of thls world.
 SENTINEI,-Do you believe ill a future state:'
 Yes: 1 believe there is a heav- en-this (pointing to the irons about his ankles) is hell.
 SENTINEL-HaFe you a mother: and does she know of your doom?
 Yes; my mother is in Sonora; 1 am not aware that she is advised oft.
 SENTINEL-How have you been treated by the officers of this pri- son?
 Very well. indeed; and thank them.
 SFNTINEI-The Padre has Vis- ited you; did you confess to him:
 l have nothing to confess; am innocent of the crime with which I am charged; but 1 cannot help myself; the law iS supreme here, and I have to suffer the penalty imposed.
 'l'he prisoner then said that he did not fear death; tEat he would die a5 he had lived, ''ganie."
 During the entire interview, the condemned laughed Unconcern- edly, and talked with apparent ease.
 From all that we can learn about his history, Fernandez is a hardened wretch. He has mur- dered men in Tucson, Los Angeles and elsewhere. His mother wrote to him some time ago. after hear ing what he had done here, and said in her letter that she wanted to see his face no more; that she had forgiven him several times before on prom ises of better beha- vi0r, but this time she could not.
 H. F. Lindsay is now construct ing the scaffold, and will erect it next Monday. / PERs0NAL.-We are gratified to note the fact that our friend, Charley Kenyon, of the firm of Fitzgerald & Kenyon, and for a
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-04-26
THE APACIGEs AT WORK

THE APACIIEs AT WORK News has reached Us that a Mex ican was murdered in Mcdowell Canyon. near the post of that name, last week, by a band of Apaches. We are not informed whether they were penceGbJs h. di;tns. or; not, hut we are assured that they were pof On ieserva- ti0,.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-04-26

Keep hogs out ofyard. II. F. B.*
, 1873-10-16

Srfcd& UftNatch to INC LHtcddo ITtbAHts
NEW YonK, Oct. 15.--Money WIS very trregu-
lar, and closer than on yeetertlay. In some cases
brokers accommodated each other ut per cent,
but tho bulk Of tho business was at N@L per
cent for small lots and in some cases Il per cent
was paid for round lots. Some transactions were
rumored at ~ per cont and interest for sixty
days. Gold was moderately active, price deolin-
ing from 109}}9 to 1O81H, closing at 1885,.
pREADsTUF1s.
Owing to very light arrivals of wheat, tho grain
market is bottor, with good inquiry to fill Eng
1Bh orders. Millers nre buying to aomo extent.
Tho market closca irregular, bit fairly active,
With demand largely for primo qualities to
complete cargoos. Wintor wheat is firm and
less plenty.
Tho -four market Is tame and unsettled. Tho
stato Of tho money rnarkot and the depression
in exchange upaotB valucs and thoro is great IT.
regularity in prices. Demand for shipping OK
tras is limited; trado and family grades are in
moderate domand. At tho close, the market
was easier for most grades under $500.
FhErG1Ta.
There WAS a fair movement in berth fre}ghta,
at essentially unchanged rates. Vessels for
charter are less sought for.
, 1873-10-16

tho Canada Southern Hallway, and failing to
meet el85, 900 Of tho bonds Oh tic Jay Of matur-
ity.. At tho timo tho don1nnd to redeem was
made tho firm had s5oo,ooo Of othor obligations
h1r. Kenyon Cox and two other partners in tho
firm nro incorporated In tho bankruptcy aut,
Which Ii baeed on affidavit Of Mr.. Scott that
Mr. Draw was about to put his property out Of
to enable him to sworn that ho could not pay his
debts. Tho injunction Is made returnablo on
Saturday noxt, when Mr.. Drew and tho otl.ors
aro 70 be required to show why they
soa seot anen n4t 9 Ssa declared faon h1p'oRt oc M
Wall Btroet yesterday, and anoat threatened to
reproduce tho exciting sconoa Of the nanto.
Many porBons wondered whethor 1t could bo
truo that Unolo Dantel had been secretly dis.
for tho liabilities Of Kenyon Cox Il Co. Some
claimed thai the charges ngalnBt him originated
IN his refunnl to Gid tic firm whom 1t was on tho
verge Of suspension.
his suit WIS for about 9350,000. uo deposited
that amount with tho firm, who wero hs bauk-
ors. His complaint alleges thas Mr.. Drew has
nortgagod blu priynto residence at Soventocnth
street siia d. Union Square to big grandchildren,
that Ae claims to bo indebted 10 them IN that
amount. A1r. Scott believed tlat the mortgage
waH tnade to enable MIR. Drew to dcfraud Ills
creditors. Flo said TINT Dir. Drew wns generally
o00.: He is tho poascssor OF large tracts Of land
IN Westchester County. and also holds over
81 900, 900 worth Of stock In tho North nlyor
stcanlbont companies, besides owning tho Drew
Thcologica! Seminary. Tho mansion in which
he lives, is u fortune III itself: Among Mr..
Scott'a chargos against Arr. Drew is one that bo
secretly disposed Of somo Of tho asscte Of
tho firm without their knowledge. 1t is alleged
tllat they carried largo line Of securities for
lin, and wero compelled on account of their de-
cline to put up heavy margins on them: Aftor
tho Suspension Mr. Drew, 20 Mr. Scott says,
ties unbeknown to bIB partners. Repeated at-
tomptB were rnado to find N1r. Drew at his house
in oider to leayu what truth there was In the
charges. but he WIS reported to be out. A. RI
NOR prevailed that ho had gone to consult coun-
Bol about the suit.
, 1873-10-16


JAY GOULD
oxpreBBed thiH evening tho following view8 ns to
the cause md cifcot Of tho panic. The cause Of
tho trouble In stocks during the last fow days,
and tho consequent revival to some oxtont of
tho recent panic, ia duo to tho Balo Of stocks Of
nftor improved, but not for O period
Of ton yoars have stocks boen2sold 30 low as to-
day. 1t was golden opportunity for rinvostment,
aud those who seized It could not fail to male d
fortune. don't know exaotfy WHO tue heavy
buyers haye been, but think It probable Conf
mololo Vanderbilt uaay haro takon fcw shares.
l llavo mn1o little vonturo during tho dny. I
bought quite q nunbcr Of Ahnros or Western
Union from 10 to 81. which Vanderbilt mon said
were cheap at 90. It is tho clinnce OF n lifo-
time to buy now, and thoro will bo
hundreds III sixty days who will bo chilling
themselves fools that they have not purchased.
Now SEQ no cn,lBo for 4 panic. We arc in a
stronger condition to-day than On any other.
Tho crops nro immonse, alld tho railroads nro
doing very large business. It Is in England,
not Amcrica TINT llle,o is cnuae for ala,n.
In November s12, coo, 700 tnteleHt will bo duo j;
$1,000, 600 already duo are now ocing paid. Nor.
is thoro will be- s100,o 900 call luanB, and
there nro $4,000 900 to S15, 900, 900 coming from
Europe hero. Tho consequence ie, that In No
yember at tho latoht, there will bo HI abundance
OF money unless there should como q crash in
Europe to call it homo.
been felt In Wall street is unqucstionably spread
ing throughout tho country, and affecting to q
greater Or less extent business of overy kind.
Tho end Ia not yet CONS, though in Wall street, I
imagine, tho difficulty Ia now virtually over.
Wall street, which VAS tho first to yield, will
1ikowise bo the first to recover, but oven then
confidence would not bo restored Immediately.
, 1873-10-16
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.

mcoting of Patrons of EQusbandry OF
States OF tho Nlissiasippl Valley to
15o Held ut KcOlkMk To-day.
Special Dtspatch to The Chicago 1ribnne.
KEoKuK, Ia, Oct. 15.-In compliance with
call issued eome time sinco by tho Executive
Committee Of the Iowa State Grange Of the
Patrons Of Huabandry, tho Executive Commit
toes representing tho 6tates Of tho mississippi
Valley will meet in this city tomorrow. Tho
subjects of cheap transportation, the improve
ment Of the Mississippi River, and other matters
Of interest will be considered. The following Ia
q list Of tho dole gates who arrived to-day:
Kansas-F. Fl. Dumbauld, OF Jacksonville
Chairman Of Executive Committee of the State
Grange.
Buchanan, Mount Pleasant; and Fl. T. Elliott,
agent Of tho Iowa state Grange at Chicago.
Il!inois-Alonzo Golden, Rock Falls, Master
State Grange.
Miuncsota-Thomas T. Smith; st. Paul Jacob
8. Dennlan, Wnonn and I. Brand, Faribault:
Missouri-William II. Dunn, and William n.
pricoI
Wisconsin-Jo Werner, Jr., Prairie du Sao.
Additional delegates from thobe and other
States arc expected tonight.
, 1873-10-16
PHILADELPHIA.

Special DiSputch to 1he Chlca9J 1tIbune.
Pn1LADEIpA1A, Pa., Oct. 15.-The monetary
curly relaxation aro apparent. There III as
much difficulty in obtaining currency for Bpecu-
latiye and other purpoBea Us heretofore. Dis
counts range between u to per cent a. month,
and ready borrowers arc found at these rates.
Government bonds luo.uate much, prices rating
lowor than yesterday. The banks have again
failed to iasuo tho weekly statement.
Muon E1OlTEMENT
was caused On ,Change this morning by the re.
ceipt Of a New York dispatch Announcing several
failures there.
RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENT.
Merchants here anxiously look for tho re-
sumption Of specie payments, hoping that mat
ters will improve thereby.
opened at 1885, advanced to 1895, and closed
at 1885,
ITEMS From THE MANUFACTURERS.
Mossrs. Mood, Dialogue d Wood, OF Kaighus
Point, paid, ycstoraay AFTERNOON, their lunus in
gold, without deduction for premium.
Hamilton Dinston L. Sons, Haw manufacture
ers. will resume work Oh Friday, paying full
wages.
hleBArs. Michelon i sexton'H Iron Works,
wore sorenaded Tonight by tlloir workmon, in
consequence Of tho announcement that tholo
would bo no reduction OF wages,
In. harrisburg, quite number Of establish
ments continue running Oil short timo.
The order ByBtem hAB beoll adopted at mauy
places, but with much complaint by employees.
At one Or two large establishments PROPOSALS
hayo beon maao to employees to take wages in
coin. OF course they aro willing, but thus fur
lu Chester the mills Of General Robert Pat
torhon 4aYo suspended through tho preAont
stringcnoy. BoyerM others will shortly follow
suit.
, 1873-10-16


Specidl Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
BosToS, Oct. 16.-There we're rumors and ro-
ports on the street to-day Of the failure OF one
Of the largest money lenders md real estate
owners in the city, not through lack OF prop perty
to equal aud far aurpasB oil his liabilities, but
through his inability to get currency without
submitti ng to an oxorbitant shave forit
TIE SPECULATION IN auEENuAoKs
continues. The banks still hand the certificates
over their counters to many Of thotr callctB in
s!ead OF tho currency. and tho tightness In
money doeB not lessen. There is no Disgusting
the fact TINT oil classea of business aro fccling
the effect Of tho money squeeze. and somo very
seriously. All nre not so Bauguino aB to look
Tor u change after tho banks hayo met tho do
mands Of the manufacturing establishments for
money 2 few, days honco, 1oferred to in last
nights dispatches, though many shrowd, clear
ut.nost confidence, that within sixty days
%erfst @eSs * A prssou Is tni1ss SFss i'll, Il naSs Ss
biuo tiuge, md money ie no drus. Men at
eycry turn Hoen to be engaged In
4 GRAND GlIABE AFtEA MONEY.
Tho working people, whom paid UT, tuck their
money away. Many who receive currency in
payment of notoa and Interest OIL mortgages
aud trust no sort Of security for the momeut.
Country merchants Withhold all tho currency
they possibly eau, demanding timo on purchases.
giving notes Or paying in certificates.
in the savneo nanks to- there Is age
ing the height Of the panic many
depositors in the National Banks with
drew their deposits, aB WAS thon stated.
and placed them with the savings banAs. a
large portion Of these are still IN tho savings
banks, where they are practically locked up. Just
now
AN IMPROVED ORDER OF THINGS
ia coming about here, though no oua soemB able
to say why. 30 Hoon as the condition Of the
currency changes, business cannot fail to be
good.
It does not seem to DO tue fact that any market
here is oyerstockod. There il NJ healthfuI de-
mand for boots aud shoes as ever. The market
for cotton goods il ouly fairly stock
cd, and in other markets there are
no Indications Of oyor-produqtion, Tho
groat fire in this city wiped out quantity OF
goods which Ia not yet replaced. All brauchee
Of business arc prepared to take advantage Of q
favorab BILE wind as soon aa it springs up, aud il
thero IL change before long good winter IL
| ahead.
, 1873-10-16

forms TnE TRIBUNE reporter that tho suspension
Of The houBo OF Gilman, Son l. Go. wan duo to d
continued drain on their money supply by de-
poBi!ors, tho non.pnyment Of hoayy sums duo
ties, etc., in their hands. 1lo believed the firm
entirely solvent, and safl they would pay oil
draftB against rcmittanccs.
Y. 81. PERRY
was only small dealer. He WAS carrying moro
stocks than ho could euro for. aud Vaa thero-
1oro obliged to suspend.
[1o nc Associated PYess.1
MORE PROMISING LooK.
=, NEW YoRK, Oct. 15.-ln regard to the banks
It nay bo stated that tho situation Is improving.
Iley aro conf1ning themselves to legitimate
business, aro not hampcred by stock operations,
and currency IL coming into tho city from the
country in considerable quantities. 4 mo1nbor
oi the Governing Committee Of tho Stock Ex-
dangor Of furthor financial disturbance WIS now
oVcr, and that the banks hau mover been III so
good condition Rinco tho panic as nt present.
Tue iew small suspensions yesterday md to-day
should not excite any apprehension. He le-
licVot! that all the houses had succumeetl which
were liltely to, and tint confidence among bupi-
moss men would rapidly iucreese
RESUMED.
Meagrs. Brown, Wndsworth Il CO. have re-
s!1med business. They hayc notii!od tho Stock
bankine firm which suspended during lilo re-
cent panic to resume.
THE GENERAL SITUATION.
The Post says the situation to-day ia as fol-
lows: At tho clearinghouse returns Of tho
banks this morning show an important gain in
lcgnl-tcnder notes. There In no change in loan
certificates, and thoro is likely to be no contrac-
tton Of Them ut present. From uptown NOR
Chants the adyicos to day aro good.
THE LAN0E DRY GOODS FIRMS,
which, in the general uneaBy fcoling, havo not
escaped unfavorablo rumor, nro. wo nro assured.
strong. Their collections arc fair, and If they
wore not they hayo the support Of tho banks,
whose duty IL is to carry through mercantile
firms which arc eound. and whose only ombar-
easements arise from tho temporary disuso into
which the ordinary methods Of business arc
thrown BY tho panic.
At TIE PRODUCE EXCHANGE
business Is good, that dono yesterday in bread
stufls having beon rather above tie average.
On good authority wo aro told that at tile regu-
lar session yesterday, aalss Of breadetuffs
amounted to about s825, 900, Of which $500, 900
were Of wheat, S125,00o Of flour, aud 100000
Of corn,
INVOLUNTARY nANKRuPToY.
George Bird Grinuoll /; Co. to-day fled Pc
tition to be adjudicated bankrupsB. This pro-
ceodiug superaedes, aud virtually terminates,
the proceeding instituted in involuntary bank
ruptoy by Horny Myers.
, 1873-10-16
DANIEL DREW.

from Ni8 Ntiu Tors Sun, 0c!. Il.
a petition was liled lu thu unituu States Dia-
tnlicato1 as involuntary bauAlupt. An iniuuu-
ton was issued by Judge B!utchior1 ana soryul
Oh tho millionaire Hpceulatog ,oaterlay, re-
strail1lng him from asalgning Or aisposinA Of his
property whlle tlio HslIt ID pending. Tho pc
brotnor.n.law OF john T. Tracy, tho railway mug
nate of Illinois. The proceedings grew out Of
tho suspension Of tho weil-knUwn Wall street
banking lirm OF Kenyon Cox i Co.. which Lup.
ponod tow woeks ago. Mr. Drew, 1t III Had, wAs
ono of tho general partners in tho house. al
though 1t waH claimed ut tho timo tint le WAS
only special partner In it to tho amount OF
&l00, 900. Tue suspension MAS caused by the
iGm's having iudotEea S2,200, 600 OF tho bonds Of
, 1873-10-16

LONDON, Oct. 15.-Unfavorablo rumors from
America are atloat in tho Stock Exchange. It is
caused by tho decline in Erie, will bo announced
in tho Stock ExohauEe tomorrow.
Ono huured and iifty-tiye thousand pounds
sterling, in bullion was shipped from Liverpool
for Now York to-day.
LONDON, Oct. 15-5 p. m.-The unfayorab1o
condition of trade in the United Btatos, and it's
supposed influence on the business OF Erie, fat
tens tho market for Erie shares. The amount
withdrawn from the Bank Of England on balanco
to-day for shipment to Egypt aud Denmark vas
COS, 600. Tho rate Of discount in the open mar
ket for three months bills WAS 515 per cent, or
19 below bank rate.
FNANKFoRT, Oct. 15.-Fiye-twentieB Of '63,
9G1{.
Fans, Oct. 15.-Rentes, 57f 4oc.
, 1873-10-16

CINCINNATI, O., Oct. 15.-Danling matters
work smoothly and satisfactorily. A few banks
to-lay report little heavior checking Than on
preceding days siuco Monday, when thoy re-
Bumcd, but in tho mnln no extraordinary de-
mands have heen made since their full resunp-
tion. The good results to tho banks thus far
have fully verified the predictions Of those most
favorable to resumption.
, 1873-10-16

DUBUQUE, H., Oct. 15.-J. N. Hill, the Ireaa-
Juror Of tilo Chicago Il Atlantic Railroad Com
pany, q resident Of this city. received to-day q
aalo of tue bonds OF the aboyo road. amounting
to al, 7,O00, 900. Tbta financial cid insuren tho
early completion OF tho road