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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-20

a Vessel With Wings Worked by
Stcam---One Hundred Miles an
Hour.

n Vessel w u wings W Orken bS
Stcam---One HUnured Miles an
Hour.
AvnuEN. y u. Feb. Dor many
years Nj. j. r. Hunt fa.sn,ei me-
chanic of tai, city. has he1n construct
inn vessel with which 10 nr..c age The
air. aad T. convinced that hc ms at last
Solved the problem of aerial navigation.
ibis ve -cl s. now on exhibition at tie
Nir grounds near this city. The car
which + destined TO carry passengers.
is ei wood. 80 feet long. rcet high and
: feet in width. Four wire cables con-
meet wish the engine room 20 leet above.
Tie car wiil BE- fitted up III an attractive
style and aford accommodation 10 forty
persons.
The motive power Of the ship is steam,
one of -ilsby's rotary 50-hOrse power
engines being used. tits 80 construct
eel - 10 turn upright shafts. one within
the other, AMI revolving in opposite di-
restions. To tAe outer shali are attach
ed Four W. 3 feet wide next the shat;
feet az thc extreme end. and l3 feet
long. To The inner shaft are fastened
-FOUR wings ten feet above the other
they are made OF sheet iron, slightly
cgncaYe. and incline az an angle of 70
degrees. when iae machinery IS set in
motion these wing, rcvo,ve at the rate
Of $50 times a minute. and ii is claimed
by tAe inventor " IN lit vessel weigh
Ing about siN tons, and laden with six
tons more.
lhe desired direction is given the ma
chine by four wings. len feet long. act
Ing on 4 horizontal shan aud revolving
at "a greater Velocity than The lifting
wings. and manipulated az the will o.
TIC operator or engineer. The whole
app. raius I, sieercd hy .hcei-ircn rnd-
der. parallel 10 the shait Of the engine.
~ ,he r--- ~ ,he machine. and sixteen
feet long by Eve wide. From the car
% Tie Top Of the shaii, the vessel meas
.urcs iily light feet. 1t has cost .Sl2,-
IOOo.
Ar. Hunt does not entertain the slight
est doubt ~ the success OF his air ship.
lie lay, lie viii be able 10 propel il
safely to any point a, a rate of lO1
miles an hour. lie is constructing a
vessel Of miniature dimensions for the
Initial Trial, which will be made at an
early day.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-20

a correspondent nf ihe London Ian.
cetfhe most Important medical Jourus
IN England, relates the following curl
on iact: a man iu this ncighbOrhuUd
bad ihrrc children. -ir.. ifi.k.nu rs,
2 son. hc made 8 solemn vow ihat ii thr
next child should be 4 girl. 81 xoulf
never -pcak Cd her The next child
proved 20 be q son. ga he wished bn
curiou~iy cnongh. he never would .icsl
io iis father. although De Iivcl thirty
five gears wifh him. lle aimays salkes
freely with his mother AMI sisters. bn
with no one else until amer the death o
hi- father. whoa he talked readily viii
evcr one. lie was called Dumb Eii.
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Orange CouNTy.- The Corydon Dem
ocrat says One of the most remarkable
reviyals OF religion ever witnessed in
Orange county, Is now In Paoii. II
commenced some three weeks ago un-
der the ministerial labors OF Rev. i.
Scamahorn. Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. All denominations there a,c
cooperating in the good work. Up 10
sabbath afternoon last, over ore hund-
red persons had Joined the Mcihodi.t
church, about forty the Prcsbyteriius
and several the Baptist The Friend
Quakers also shared tho frniss OF the
revival. Merchants. lawyers, the lead
ing citizens. young and old are among
the converts.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-20

ta t.ior - ie Tobacco Lcai
hua an ab'e piece III Your issuc Of
fle llta nom Dr. Chambers. endorse
800 he sav~ with ouc az TWO exceptions.
J mrha' agree with him al. 10 tie evgs
Ateniug in two Or three days. Ny ex-
pcr.cuca is that it requires just double
ihat iime. li The doctor will watch as
NO ly rs 7 have he win find lhat some
years IAe eggs hatch in eight DAYS. Last
year L required ten day, in Tie an. and
wAeie there MAS uo shade the ilies have
ac.e.c- ~ ne pknis They deposit their
t--- upon. / uHsc caught aS higli as y *
ElA eight ga ~ plant every morning
.e. wees. anal l iAte lct TWO on tie
.op caves, irhed them closely every
nurAans, and on the eighth day they
hAicAeo. Dne OF my ncighbogs did the
same thing last year. aud on he tenth
dly the worms cdme out 81 the cna..
Use doctor says mature is uniform in
Ks Laws I admit the fact but what i.
.he u-ture ~ the worm. They Will ma
ture on lusu poiotuc-. as The doctor says.
they stripped q. " iiiibuuons poia-
toes o. tops 30 badly that hc thought the
tu-, iial made their appearance. but on
examination he found il to be the fobac-
$50 worms. This was about Tie first Of
August. MI. iIilliburon began 10 dig
his POTATOES ahd found any amount 81
worms. that had gone down in the earth.
iie took ono and placed Il in a quinine
bottle with some gariLr and in about four
hays ihe worm came out aud left. The
next day slr. III. cOrkcd up another in
the same bottle. and on the fifth or sixth
day - was huitering in the bottle. The
early worms make our late flies.
Now. doctor, | agree with Won on an
the rest Of your history OF the tobacco
worm.
We have another very destructive 10.
haccO worm that has not been accounted
Tor oy any one, as | have seen. Ii i.
known rs the bug worm. There is 1
small white fly that deposits its eggs on
the tobacco about the time ii i ready fol
topping The worm matches very soon
and confines itself 10 the bud OF the plant
aud completely riddles the Young leaves
This worm gets its growth in about
twenty days. and goes down in the earil
ana u 10 D. not cut-wOrm. ID looks NOR,
like one than any other worm. We cal
destroy The fly that LAYS 10 worm b,
building fires about on the farm ol
stumps just ~ dark. The fire appear
90 blind them. rnd they will fIy into Ia,
ilamcs, and arc consumed. think In
worm comes np the following summer
aEt makes ily a. the tobacco worm.
Y NOOdlord. Tenn. Nm RoGERs.
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rnIcnENr.
The Late Fatal Cases AT Aurora
Communication from DR.. sutton.


'"tite N1g nre y ish notice o. ihe
''''es oi i.rAiNoss III our CITY, which
tse if'y eating poiS aiioN1d fr 1if-.
eii'iti' ihti ,i.ie.i ii'l eii4H,' i'.i
p ."1il Only in Que ~ ile hogs "a hirh
-A Deeh latttntl together in ihe same
~ AiieT more tafelGi eNiininhl lloa
it'e since i0und ir.clinn ln ihe Hesh
~ Npih tAese ho-s. This u An iinPor-
.ani iNrt 20 our iarmer-. as 4 shows that
.'ir disease m-y be communicated from
""t "o2 io anH'her; aau al-o shows lhe
~ fsftp.n- hog, ssmfliea from
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-20

e-~ a Sioux City Hotel has black
arl-ian do- thni Killed a thousand rat.
in month This is good pun for the
dog, bat is hard on the hotel.
A bad egg Is not choice egg, but i
hard 10 beat.
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For squarr. 10 lines or les, l week 81 oe
Zach subsequent Insertion, - ct-.
Longer advertisements 81 the same rate.
4 fraction over eycn square or squares.
counted a, a square. These are the i.rni~
for transient advertisements rca-"ns-
l,le deduction viii BE- made % r,-UlaF
advertisers.
Notices of appointment oi aeminl.-
traitors aud legal notices Of like character
TO be paid in advance.
ANNorNcING cANninATEs.
Tor Township Ofieers, caeh Sltr
For County -.tl
For District, Circuit. or State. 5lu
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PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, At sAsrEE-
DUE"IS roUNrN. INDIANA. ~
CLENENT DOANE.

OFFICE CouEIFR BrnDENc oS
WEST MAN STLEET-
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'tNliE undersigned havin- received the
contract for carrying the mail rs
isocEport respectfully informs auy one
desiring TO travel upon uIis route. ihat
ne VIII leave Jasper every Monlav-.
ednesdays and FRIDAYS morriu-s. and
returns every Tuesday,. Ihur-iav. and
saturdays. Good team. comfortable
conveyances aud exrcri drivers.
a share Of patronage solicited
JOSEPH UIIRICH.
Jan. 9Th. 1874.
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Single Subscription. Tor tiny No., 81 %
For Elk months, ul
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h-- he Siamese Twins were Hanti.b
close communion, We suppose.
Howell Courier.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-12-19
Foreign and Domestic.
SAN DIEGO.

Shortening of the Time on the San
Diego and Mesflla Mail Route
Death of the Mayor of San Diego.
SAN DIEGO, Dec. 16.-Kerens &
Mitchell, mail contractors on the
Southern Overland Mail route
from San Diego to Mesilla, New
Mexico, have shortened the time
from twelve to eight days. Five
days to Tucson.
Hon. E. A. VeasOn, Mayor of
this city, died at 8 o'clock last
night of heart disease. His fun
eral take place to- morrow under
the auspices of the knights of
Pythias.
Stage and Passengers for Yuma.
San DIEGO, Dec. 18.-Stage left
this morning with two passengers
Tor Yuma. Capt. A. II. Wilcox
and Ed. Moore.
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UTAH.

Railroad Matters--Brigham Young
in Good Health--MId Weather
SALT LAKE City, Dec. 49,
The Utah Western Railroad Com.
pany will commence running re-
gular trains from here on Monday
next. The road is now compile
ted for ~ miles, and will be con
tinued West to Stockton as fast as
possible. The grading on the ex-
tension of the Utah Southern
road is completed to Payson.
Brigham young is at st. George,
Utah in good health.
The weather has been very
mild so far this Winter and min
ers generally actively engaged
in the mountains.
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Salt Lake.

SALT LAKE, December 9TH
DR.. F. H. Beck, who suicided last
night during fit of temporary
insanity, superinduced by domes-
tic difficulties, will be bufied to-
morrow. He was the protector OF
the different anatomical museums
throughout the United States.
The Utah Western Railroad
Company run trains to Black
Rock on Sunday next for the
first time.
The Third District Court will
impanel jury for the trial of the
first pOlygamy case under the PO-
land bill tomorrow, being the on
ly criminal jury impanelled.
The Land Office to-day appoint
ed G. M. GilbersOn Timber Agent
for Utah
The Flagstaff Mill parties com.
menced running Monday.
A Receiver for the National
Bank will be appointed this
week.
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WEATHER REPORTS.

Received at Yuma, December
18th, 8 A. N:
[ Reported by the U. S. Military Telegraph
Lines.
San Diego-Clear, wind south. thermo-
meter so.
Indian Wells-Clear, wind northeast
thermometer "A.
Yuma-Clear. wind north, thermometer
So.
Stanwix-Cear, wind calm, thermome.
ter 81.
Maricopa Wells-Clear, wind north
Thermometer 81.
Florence-Clear, wind calm. tbermome
ter AZ
Tucson-Cear, wind northwest, ther
mOmeter ~.
Phoenix-Clear, wind north thermo
m eter as.
WIckenburg-Clear, wind north ther
mOmeter So.
Prescott-Clear, wind calm, thermome
ter 80.
Camp Verde-Clear, wind north, Their
mometer 80.
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PROBATE NOTICE.
In the Matter of the Estate


FRANCIS HINTON, Deceased.
In Probate Court, Yuma County, Ter
rltOry of Arizona.
1t appearing to the Judge of said Cont
by the petition this day presented and tlled
by George Stone, the Administrator OF the
Estate of Francis Hinton, deceased, pray
ing for an order of sale of real estate, that
it is necessary to sell the whole of the real
estate, to pay outstanding debts against the
said deceased, and the debts. expenses ana
charges of administration.
1t is therefore ordered, by the Judge OF
said Court, that all persons interested IN
the estate of said dec eased, appear before
the said Court, on
MONDAY, THE 1lTH DAY OF JAN
UARY, A. D. 1875,
At Ten O'Clock A. M. of said day, at the
Court room of said Probate Court, at the
Court House, in the Town and County OF
Yuma, to show cause why an order should
not be made granting the prayer OF sald
petitiop. to sell the whole of the real estate
of the said deceased. And that copy Of
this order be published at least four sue
cessive weeks in the ARIZONA SENTINEL,
a newspaper printed and published in sail
Town and County.
II. n. ALEXANDER,
Probate Judge.
Dated December 18th, 1874 1914
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Speci01 10 tie Sc Sentinel. "
Territorial Dispatches.
PRESCOTT.

Cold Weather-HeaVy SnOw--Beef
Cattle on the Way to the Reser-
yatiOn--lndians Stealing Horses.
PRESCOTT, December 16.-Yes-
ferday was cold day here. To-
day the sky is almost INSTRUCTED
by clouds and the atmosphere is
quite warm. At this time, Up. m. +,
it is showing hard and prospects
for heavy fall.
John Herrick, driver of the
New Mexican mail, arrived here
last evening. He reports that one
thousand one hundred head of
beeves, belonging to Ewing &
Curtis, Indian beef contractors,
are now being driven to Verde
and other reservations from the
Little Colorado.
While encamped in the Sunset
Pass near the Little Colorado, In-
dams stole five horses and one
mule from the herders.
PRESCOTT, Dec. 17.-Three in-
ches of snow fell here last night.
Weather cloudy and cold to-day.
PRESCOTT, Dec. 18.-Last night
was the coolest night of the sea-
son, the thermometer reaching
twenty below zero. Heavy ice
formed on water.
Military Movements. Orders, Etc.
PRESCOTT, December 17.-SecOnd
Lieutenant W. H. Carter, 9Th In
fantry, now on duty at Camp Nc
DoweIl, has, by direction of the
President, been transferred to the
9TH Cavalry, to date November
2Sth, and ordered to report TO the
commanding officer OF his new
regiment for assignment to a Com
pany.
The following orders were is-
sued from the Military Head
quarters yesterday:
Leave Of absence for one month
on Surgeons certificate of disabiIi-
ty is granted First Lieutenant
Charles King with permission to
apply to the proper authority for
an extension of five months-Sta-
ton Camp Verde, Arizona Terri
tory.
Colonel W. B. Royal, 9Th Cava-
Try, and Mr.. J. Tyler. left Fort
Whipple for Tucson this morn
ing.
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THE FEAST.

The Feast of the Immaculate
Conception, which commenceu
on the eve of the It'll instant is
still in full blast. Hundreds OF
paople. men, woman and children
visit the grounds nightly. And
here let us say, in all candor, that
while the attractions may not
come up to what some OF us have
seen in other and older communi-
ties. yet the good order that has
prevailed up TO this time, is most
admirable. Hundreds of people
are here bled nightly, people
from all parts Of the earth, and OF
all opinions, civil and religious,
vet all is perfect harmony and
peace. This is as it should be ;
but oh, what an example to those
older communities, where such a
state of things, with such an as
semblage,- would be impossible
Here is food for thought, for those
spooney philanthropists, who are
constantly prating about the ne
cessity of sending missionaries to
the frontier. Physician, heal
thyself,D
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Kalakaua to be Entertained at Gov
eminent Expense.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-The ap-
preaching visit Of the King of the
the Hawaiian Islands will engage
the Committee at its meeting to-
morrow. The King is expected
to arrive in this city on Saturday
and the Committee will direct q
bill to be reported appropriating
a suitable sum for his entertain
ment, the amount to be placed
in charge of the State Depart
ment $500 is named, but it may
exceed this. 1t is probable a
house will be rented for His Ma
jesty and placed a his disposal
while here. Important CONNER
cial advantages are expected to
follow this visit of King Kalakaua.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Opposition Line of Steamers from
New York to San Francisco.

Opposition Line of Steamers from
New York to San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 16.-NeW
York dispatches assure us that
the arrangements have been COM
pleted and documents signed for
the running of the opposition line
of steamers to the Pacific Mail
Line.
Gold and Greenbacks.
Gold in New York, 1l13.
Greenbscks in San Francisco, SO
@903.
SAN FRANCISCO, December II.
Gold in New York, 1113.
Greenbacks in San Francisco,
892@90s.
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NEW YORK.

Powerful, Combination In Wash.
fngton in the Interests OF the
Texas Pacific and Atlantic and
Pacific Railroad.
NEW YORK, Dec, 1.-THE
Washington correspondent of the
"Times" telegraphs that a power
full combination EXISTS in the lob
by in the interests of the Texas
Pacific and Atlantic and Pacific
Railroads.
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WICKtNBURG.
Rain and Snow.

WICKENBURG, Dec. IA plea
SAINT shower appeared yesterday
between the hours of twelve and
two p. NJ. Amount of rain fall
was seven hundredths of an
inch. Rain began at II o'clock
last night, ending at 4 O'Clock
this morning. Amount of rain
fall one inch and forty five one
hundredths.
The mountains surrounding
Wickenburg are snow-capped this
morning.
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FLORENCE.
Arrival OF Col. Hodge.

FLORENCE, December l8.-Col.
H. G. Hodge, correspondent for
several papers, is spending a few
days in this village for the pur-
pose of collecting points and gath
ering information for the public,
in regard to the country and the
Territory in general.
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WASHINGTON.

The King of the Sandwich Islands
Presented to the President--NO-
nfnation Of r. III. Goodwin as
u. s. Marshal for Arizona.
WASHINGTON, Dec. licking
Kalakaua was presented to the
President to-day.
The President has nominated
F. Il. Goodwin as y. s. Marshal
of Arizona.
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CAMP VERDE.
Heavy Rain and snow.

CAMP VERDE, Dec. 12.-The
weather for the past few days has
been very unsettled. Last night
a heavy rain storm set in lasting
two hours, and this morning the
hills and bluffs surrounding the
valley are again covered with
now,
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TUCSON.

Passengers by Stage For Yuma.
TUCSON, Dec. II. = The mail
stage which left for California this
morning, carried Messrs. G. w. C.
Roweil and George Tying for Yu.
ma.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-12-19

PRESIDENTS MESSAGE. - This
is long and very able document
so long that we cannot think of
publishing it to the exclusion of
interesting local matter and our
regular telegraphic dispatches. 1t
can be found in all the large pa
rers, which papers can afford to
publish 1t, as they have more
space than they can fill with other
interesting matter and hence are
glad to have the opportunity to
publish the message.
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PEGNIX.
Very Little Interest in Election to
Decide a Tie Vote.
morning

WY HI'tIe hHteTesI III hIectiOn 10
Decide Tie Vote.
PHOENIX, Dec. livery little
Interest is felt over the election
ordered for this county on the
23d inst, to fill the vacancy in the
Assembly caused by the tie vote
between .Goldwater and Long
Only two candidates are in the
field, g.. III. Curry, of Phoenix and
Mr.. Long. Indications are that
Curry will be elected by a large
majority.
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CONNECTICUT.

The King of the Sandwich lslsnds
to Visit New Bedford.
NEW BEDFORD, December H.
King Kalakaua has accepted the
invitation extended to him to
visit New Bedford.
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England to Participate in the Cen
tennial.

LONDON, December 9th.-The
official acceptance by the English
Government of the invitation OF
the United States to appoint a
Commission to attend the Cen
tennial Exhibition to lie held in
Philadelphia, has been despatch
ed to Washington.