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Arizona weekly miner., 1875-08-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

PRESCOTT POST OFFICE. Arrivals and Departures of Mails.
 ARRIVE. CLOSES. From Southern Arizona. via wiekenburg Pbenix and
 Florence. Mondays and Thursdays Tuesdays and Fridays at From CalfJrna, Eastern States Cerbat and points in
 Aohave. Mondays and Thursdays. Tuesdays and Fridays at From Santa Fe (New Mexicol. viz Forts Wingate and
 Defiance and Camp Verde. Monday and Thursday Tuesday Friday. 9 P. h. Pom wickenburg, via Walnut Grove, Bradshaw and
 Moves Mills. Saturdays at 6P.M Sundays at 6 AM. Money order office hours frum 4. NJ. to o4PN. Registraiion closes at r.. Office open Sundays from to 10 A. N. and from to P. NJ. No money orders issued or paid Sundays. fel2 If JAMES s. GILES, P. M.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-08-20
s U M NJ o N s .

IN THE JUSTICE COURT OF PRESCOTT PRE-
 enet in the County of Yavapai Territory 0f Arsena Jas. C. Otis ]. F.
 GEO. D. KENDALL Plaintiff,
 
 WI. ]. Ross. Defendant. The TerriOry of Arizona sends greeting Tm J Ess D.fsHdaRt:
 Ton are hereby summoned to appear before me st ny once in Prescott in the county of Yavapai the 3-h day of September A. D. ls75 II o'clock m, in an acton brought against you by said plaintiff e complaint of the above named plaintiff.
 Said action is brought the sum of two hun dred and fourteen dollars (s2l4.OO Judgment will be taken against you for the said amount, together with costs of this suit if you fail so appear and answer.
 To the Sheriff any Constable of said County greet ing: Make legal service and due return hereof Given under my hand this 22d day of July. A. D Ie'o. JAS C. OTIS,
 ang6w4 Justice of the Peace of said Precinct
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-08-20
NO T IC E :.

To all WhOm it may concern:
 hereby warn any and all persons against trusting Charles F.. Frederick either my the late firm of Brooks S Frederick will not be responsible for any such indebtedness from and alter this date also notify all persons indebted the late firm of anything they may said firm, until farther notice.
 H. BROOKS. Prescott, A. T., Aug. ; 1875. augt4
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-08-20

al Such is the result of the ultramontane rule of Frsuce. The education supplied by the ssChurch has reduced the great body of the people to strange and almost savage dull . ness. sThey live and dye" ]" General Hazen tells us in his interesting survey, often
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-08-20
N OTICE.

To all phom it may
 hereby warn any and all persons against trusting H. Brooks either account the late firm of Brooks Frederick as will not be responsible for any such in- debtedness from and after this date.
 also notify all persons indebted o the late firm of Brooks Frederick not to to said Brooks any thing they may the said frm until farther notice
 CHAS. E. FREDERICK. Prescott A. T., Aug. l3, lsI5 augl3ti
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-08-20
Camp Meeting Notice.

There win be Camp meeting held two miles west ot PhcHnix. Msrcopa county in Salt River Valley commen- .ing on Friday. September losh, 1885
 td-dh ALEX. GROVES
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-30

SAN FRAScIsco, August 30.-TuE
DEED OF RALsroN to Wm. Sharon
conveys all his property, real and per.
sonal, al,~whercver found, anl absolute
ownership, with right to dispose Of
same on such terms and prices as he
deems best, and to apply the same
and proceeds llte#eef and Of property
hereby conveyed to such purposes
and uses as said VIM. Sharon may in
his judgment deem best for our joint
aud several interests.
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
yesterday met with closed doors. It
transpires that a heated discussion
arose, and the policy Of
TAKING NO ACTION
with regard to resolutions in memory
Of Ralston were adopted with only
one dissenting vote. a majority Of
the board signifcd their intention Of
attending tie funeral -private en-.
pacity. Business will bel toz=a-~great
extent suspended during the funeral
to. day.
The Merchants Exchange Bank
DID NOT oPHN THIS MORNING
III accordance with the almost positive
assurance Of the secretary given yes,
terday. 1t may possibly do SO dur.
ing the day. 1t will depend on tho
success Of negotia tions now pending
The officers apparently are somewhat
LESS CONFIDENT OF IMMEDIATE RE
SUMPTION
than yesterday. trhcy say the delay
is merely temporary.
The National Gold Bank and Trus
Company is still closed and unable t.
say when it will resume; but do say
the outlook is favorable.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-30
JOHN GORDON.
lie Is Turned Over TO the Civil
Authorities aud Set at Lib.
crlY.
From the Omaha Herald OF the 18th

From the Omaha Herald of the 18th.
The following is the order issued
by Hon. E. S. Dundy, judge Of the U.
S. district court, in the case of John
Gordon. A written opinion in this
important case will be filed by Judge
Dundy in a few days.
1t will be seen thai the court directs
that the prisoner be turned over to the
United States marshal to.bc proceeded
against according to law if the U. S.
district attorney shall deem that the
charges against him constitute Grim.
inal offense. District Attorney Ney-
lille has informed the marshal that he
does not propose to proceed against
Gordon At prese mt, if at all, and Cor
don was yesterday released without
conditions. Mr.. Neville is Of the
opinion that Gordon has not commit
ted an offense against the law.
at Chambers, in Fall City, Neb.,
on the oath day of August, 1875:
The United States ex rel of John Cor.
don VS.. Geo. Crook, Maj. Gen.,
commanding the department. Of the
Platte.
Hearing on habeas corpus. G. A.
Baldwin, Esq, for Gordon; Judge
Advocate Burnam, for Gen. Crook.
After hearing the argument Of the
counsel for the parties,
Ordered, That George Crook, Maj,
Sen. commanding the military depart,
mept Of the Platte, turn over and de.
liver up without unnecessary delay
the said John Gordon to. the United
States marshal for the state of Ne
braska, to be proceeded against as pro
vided by law:
The.cl OF the. United States will
forthwith make an official copy Of thi'
order and place the same in the hand
of the said marshal for immediate ser
vice. And the United States attor
ney for said district is hereby directed
to'proceed against said Gordon on thu
charges made against him, if in hi
Judgment the facts in the case, ant
law applicable thereto, constitute
criminal offence. 81
ELRMER S. DuNDY,
Judge.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-30
General News.

a general European warts not i'm.
probable:
The republicans have sure, thing
in Missouri.
The California state election takes.
place Wednesday,.
!. The "bulls" in the New Orleans
market have got corner on char.
coal.
1t rained 36 consecutive hours in
st. Paul, from the night Of the 24th
to the morning Of the 26th.
They have patent process in Min
--ncsota by which green lumber can be
perfeotlySseasoned in four days.
Virginia talks Of convention for
the purpose Of changing the name of
the democratic party to "whig." :
The net earnings of the Chicago 4
Northwestern r. r. for the year end.
ing May 81, 1875, were sl,366,ooo.
Camp meetings Of colored christians
make the night more or less pleasant
III the vicinity Of Washington, D. e..
One million dollars in gold was
transferred from New York to San
Francisco on Saturday, by telegraph.
The golden wedding Of John G..
Bruner and wife at West Point, Neb..
has brought that village into public
notice.
The Illinois state fair commences
Sept. 18th and closes Sept. 18th.
County fairs in that state will be all
the rage through September
Col. d. r. Anthony, the Lcavcn:
worth editor who was shot by Embry
last June, has so far recovered as to
be able to dress and walk & little.
An association was recently formed
in London to secure 9 supply Of live
cattle from the United States to meet
the wants Of the English markets.
At an East Nebraska City wedding
the other night the 6ddlcr was .bea'en
to death for refusing to play, and the
brides father was drowned in the
Missouri, which he was attempting to
cross in skif for the purpose of get:
ting fresh supply Of whisky.
A young Omaha man named G. f.
Barker, is the latest mysterious dis.
appearance. He left Omaha on the
llth for visit TO Moline, Ills, and
was last seen at 4tock Island He is
engaged to be married to young
lady OF Council Bluffs. He had 5000
with him and more in the bank al
Omaha. He is 20 years old, weighs
l40 pounds, light blue eyes and ligh'
moustache. "
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-30
The Weather.

WAsHINGToN, Aug. 30.-Probabil-
tiles for the upper Mississippi and
lower Missouri valleys and northwest /:
Falling barometer; higher tempera-
ture; southeast to southwest winds;
increasing cloudiness, and rain in
the northern part Of Mississippi val
ley.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-30
DESTRUCTIVE STORM.
Portions Of Washington CITY Flooded

Portions of Washington City Flooded.
WASHINGTON, August 30.-A very
destructive rain storm .occurrcd
nighf-.rhirty houses on Tubcr
creek were flooded nine feet deep.
The inmates were rescued by RATS.
lii the streets near the navy yard, the
water was from 2 to 3 feet deep, also
on Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
Owing to the bursting of sewers,
street cars have stopped running.
Merchants on Pennsylvania avenue
have lost thousands by water backing
into their cellars. Much property
destroyed from insufficient sewerage.
1t is stated that the destruction of
a darn separating, Rock creek from
the Potomac, involves Il loss of a hun
drcd thousand dollars. During the
storm lightning struck tclegraphpolcs,
shivering them to atoms.
Ii Brigham Young wore an addi-
tional weed on his hat every time
he lost a wife or mo,her-in.aw, it is
estimated his hat would have TO be
twenty.scven feet high.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-30
CRIME.
NEW YORK CITY FURNISHES a BRACE

NEW YORK CITY FURNISHES a BRACE
? OF MuRDEBous ITEMS.
New YORK, Aug. 30 5;'o:=s Building
Inspector Henry Mclaughlin, Of
Brooklyn, was fatally stattcd eariy
yesterday morning while himself and
two friends were defending them
selves from wanton attack made by
party Of young rutfians.
Thos: Callaghan was arrested yes.
terday, charged with killing his
mothe er Saturday night, at their resi-,
dence, No. 189 South Fifth avenue.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-30
WINTERMUTE.
Difficulty Experienced in
Selecting a Jury for
the Trial.
Special to. tho Press ann Dskkotaian.

Special to,,hc Press ami Dskotaian
NEE,l1LLlox, Aug. 3o.-The case
of The People VS.. p. z. Wintermutc
was opened at ten a. III. Out of a
jury of forty-eight men only four were
selected. The judge adjourned court
until ten a. m. tomorrow, also issued
a vsenirc for forty-eigh1 more jurymcn.
C. c.. b.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-30
Live stock Markets.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. August 80
HoGs-R Receipts, for 4S hours, 500: firm
and higher; sales, common to choice heavy,
;50@7.so; common to choice light, $3.50
@S.0O.
CArrI.E-Receipts, $500; quiet; com
mon, weak; good. firm; shipping cattle,
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-30
MtIW aukc".

Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, August 30.
WmEAr-Lower and weak No. 9,
$119ll; fl.l5aal for for Sept; fl.15li for
Oct.
CoRN-Steady; No 2, 63c
OATs-Firm, A39c.
RYE--Qulct; No. l, S2WS2l2c
BARLEY-Stcady; No. 2, $l.OG.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-30
The Code Of Honor.

rNEw ORLEANS, Aug. 30.-Wuco,
Texas, advices of the Goth state that
atduel was fought last night in the
dark. Distance, four feet; weapons,
six shooters; between Chas. Carrick
and ]. M. Turner. Three shots were
fired. Turner was killed. The diff
Guilty arose over trivial quarrel.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-30

New York:
NEW York, August 30.
WnEAr-Dull; No. oaChicago, $129@
1873; No. 2 Milwaukee, S1.3sQ1l.4O; No. 1
spring, $1.4G@1.50.
RYE-Quiet.
CoRN-Dull and lower; steam, western
mixed, 77@7ec; Sail do, 79Ns0c.
BARLEY-Quiet and unchanged.
.0ATs-Dull and lower; mixed western,
58@50c.
Ponk-Firm, at s2oo5@sl.oo.
LARD-Firm, at 1312@l3ssc.
WHIsKY-$l.24.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-30
Chicago.

. chicago.
CHICAGO August 30
WliEAr-Active and n shade lower;
$l.l7 for Aug; Sl14pal for Sept; S1l4aS
CoRN-Activc and lower; Csc for Aug.
6312c for Sept. ;iGlasc bid for Oct
OATs-Fairlyactivc sellers, 40cf Aug
81 &c bid for Sept; "a 1sc for Oct.
BARLEy-Stcady; SlO7 for Sept ;S104k
PoRK-sso. 80 for Sept; 500 40 for Oct.
LARD-$1300 for Sept; Sl3.17I for
Oct.
WulsKy-Lower, at s1.lo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-09
'E'Ap Markets..

New YORK. July 9.-Stocks dull; better
prices. Money :. Gold lG4. Flour steady.
W II ut l"2r better Corn shade irmor.
bA! TIMoRE, July 0-Virsinin sixos, peelers
1Gl DO. consolidated. 5G! West. Vas. ST. Cot
Ton steady; midd.ing I5l. Flour quiet and
steady; Howard street and Western Super 25a
~ i2i do. Extra 75G5;5 81 other grades un-
changed. Whcat firm; No. Western amber
l%%}; No do Isl mixed do. 10; No | West.
err rod 100; No do. l29; Pennsylvania red
i'o.l33; Mary land red l2Ual3O do. amber l33a
l;i3; do. white l2Oal33 No. = Milwaukee Spring
~ Corn hriner and higher Southern white
9@&9i do. yellow 81 ,S5; Western mixed 81 IN
SPIT closing At -! bid; 81 last half July; 81!
August Oats finn; Southern 60aG5 Western
wAlte 70; Western mixed 500. ky3 dull and
no,ninH! at . aiUO. liay scarce md fra; Penn
sylrania and Maryland 22aS3 Provisions
I"ie!. Butter quiet; Western extras ZO.22c !;
40. irs!s $40, Cu1ce strong, with an upward
tendency ordinary 10 prime Rio cargoos Eta
-; j,boing Il! rs! Sugar strong ut lUs
" h>koy steady 1T $40
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ssY Green a. Mise.

lR"Nl Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
( 'CM MlSotONEKS SALE.--By virtue Of n
- decree OF the 'ircuit Court for the city of
Alexandria, rendered at It's May term, 1873 in
the en- ,ncery Su,t 81 Lowe vs.. Lowe, the under
signed commissioner therein named, will offer
Tor sui" NJ public AUCTION, on MONDAY, July
T., 1879 in front of the Market Building, on
Fairfax street, ut | o'clock m the TWO@
AhAAL ThNtMENTS and enclosures, H;a
situate At the soulhwc intersection of Payne
and Prince streets in said city; also the LOT
OF LAND in Fairfax and Arxandris counties,
containing twelve and une-haf acres lying i'm
medi@,c!y on the Middle Turnpike Road, and
divided by the same; ,! miles from Aexandria;
will be sold in two lots, north and south of tho
Pike.
Terms As 10 the two small tenements ca:
n to the lot Of land in Fairfax and Alexandria
couu,l"s, ten per ccntum OF the purchase money
in C.tsh and the residue in three equal install
mcnlS oi t. II. and Is months secured by notes
of Tic purchaser with satisfactory endorser bear
ing interest, and the title to be retained until
the purchase money is fully paid.
II. y. CLAUGHTON
lc III cots Comm r. of Sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-09
FOE SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN Allen
AN UklA.
TOR SALE.

The time within which the undersigned wore
IN sell tho real estate of the late Robert H. VI,
ltr having been extended by decree OF the
Corporation Court OF the city o! Alexandria we
now "llec at private sale the following places of
property, viz:
No. |. The large BRICK DWELLING ana
l. II on Washington street, the late residence
Of Robert H. Miller.
No. 2 A BUILDING LOT, 5oxlOS "c"t, on
the west side of Washington street, between
Duke and Wolfe
No. B. The WHARF ard WAREHOUSE
formerly occupied by Mr.. B. f. Lambert
No. t. The TIIREE.S rDEY BRICK WARE
HOUSE adjoining No. on the east, fronting
on Union street
No. 5. \ l. IT south of the Gas Works, 80 Fl.
front on Lee street. running through to Union
street
No. 6. A WATER L IT It tn" foot Of Queen
street subject to lease TO :. j. Men lily.
No. Z. y LOT Of OUNrEEN ACRES on
Washi gton ro&d, near he Canal Basin.
No. S. n Lot OF THREE Nu-A.H\LF
ACRES at the Stone Bridge, the terminals Of
the Street Railroad.
The terms of sale will be liberal, and the
terms Of payment can be nv Re to SUIT the pur-
chaser. h. j. MILLER
ic . colin FEANClS VI I'.LER. EXrS
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Foreign News.

LONDON, July 9.-The Tunes, 10 an article
ou Lord Dutferin Speech says: Canada has
been advancing rapidly. but not so fast, or with
so firm tread as the Uuitcd States If any
Canadians formerly felt lurking wish to ioiD
the Republic they became loyal when they
saw the enormous load of debt and taxes left
by the civil war. The Canadians might, how
ever, have sought annexation, ere this, In some
fit Of petuancc, if the mother country had left
them any grievance But, on the whole, they
scarcely felt the restraint Of the Imperial Gov
erument. Canadian loyalty has been admirable,
but, We may yet have to call for larger proofs
of patriotism, if we intend to knit the colonies
into tirmer union with the mother country, so
as to make them source Of strength instead
Of weakness 10 time of war.
LONDON, July o. To days Telegraph,iu its
financial article, says: THE steamship l'lus-
sian, which has arrived al Liverpool from Que
bee, spoke the steamship Faraiay on the st
inst. IN lat. 10, long. 43, dogs 80, engaged with
the direct u. 5. cable which was buoycd in two
places. There was a heavy swell at that time
The Faraday was east Of all ice, but there
were numerous lccbergS between her and land
Ii the cable had double flaw, requiring re-
pairs, the delay 10 the opening of traffic is suf-
uclently explained.
LONDON, July 9--rhc hall in which Moody
is holding his meetings, in ChambcrwtIl, was
crowded last night an hour before the begin
Mugs of the services The building was, also,
surrounded by crowd, which broke through
the outside gates and it was this that created
the panic inside Of the hall, which was Only
stillcd by music. The congregation remained
standing while the incoming crowd was quiet
ed by a Statement FROM Moody that the meet
ing would not be held unless they retired. A
ministers meeting to consult with Mr.. Mooiy
as to the future, will be held on Monday nex,
when Mr. Moody's work will close He has met
the kondon committee, who have decided to
continue the noon prayer meetings, under the
management of the best man they can fluid.
BELFAST, July 9-the members of the Am
erlcan riff: team, accompanied by the Mayor
of Belfast, spent to-day visiting the principal
manufactures Of the city. They were cnthusi-
astically cheercd by the operatives. At lunch
the Mayor proposed the health OF the team
renarklng that friendly contests, such as those
at Dublin and Belfast tended TO increase the
friendship between the two nations, and ought
to be encouraged. Col. Giderseeyc, rep wing
to the toast, returned thanks and reiterated The
expressions Of gratitude of the team, for the
cordially they had everywhere met in Ireland.
Nowhere, he said, was it more marked than ia
Belfast. whose Industrial activity struck the
American team and other visitors most favor
ably.
BELFAST, July 9--Thc gentlemen of the
American rifle team left this city this after
noon for Glasgow
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OBITUARY..

The following notice approved in yesterday S
Gazette y well known resident of Nailor' 5
It'll died suddenly, yesterday" &C. A similar
notice appeared few mouths since of broth
er OF the deceased, thus consigning two brave
men to their graves, uuhoDorcd and uusung.
Permit me to give you brief sketch of those
two brothers; men such as make up the bright
or part of the history of nations. Gilmore
Rowland was a soldier 10 the late war, and
gade. That is enough the history of this
brigade will never die Pierce NowIand was
for years in the U. S. Navy. and filled Subor-
dlnate office with credit AT the breaking out
OF the war between the States, he cast bis lot
with his tcllow-cltizcns, and served 10 the G. S.
Artillery with credit to himself, and honor to
his State. The Confederate soldiers are fast
passing away. The overburdened hear, must
break. Those lines of Eirn's bard, over her
gallant, but unfortunate patriots, will apply to
them:
SO sleeps the pride of other days,
Now glorys thrill is or,
And hearts that once beat high for praise,
Shall feel that pulse no more,
Died, at Edge Ill., King George county,
Va, on Tuesday 10Th day Of Juue, 1874, Mrs.
ELLEN CUsHEN JONES, the beloved wife Of
Mr.. James K. Jones. For six months this es-
Unable Christian woman has been the subject
OF the severcst suffering, which she bore with
great patience. Trusting 10 Saviour's love,
the spirit quietly passed away from earth, to
be mourned by a devoted husband and children
and many relations and friends. Their loss in
her case, doubtless is her gain, and this hope
should be their consolation. For more than
thirty years Mrs. ). has been a jealous and de-
voted member of the Methodist Church. The
daughter OF the Rev. Mr. Cushcn, one of the
pioneers OF MethodiSm in the State, she Was
earl taught to revere and love the Saviour
ana to uolte with the Church, and henceforth
'hr.uSh all the changes and vicissitudes of life,
shc exhibited consistent, uniform and religi-
GUS earnestness so constant and sustained,
az leaves TO oil that knew her the comforting
insurance, that for her ito die is gam" Il.
Dat. Sun and Lexington Gazette please copy. |
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New YORK July Q. The failure of broker
named Jacob Rubino to meet his engagements
caused considerable trouble in Wall street yes
terday. His cmbarrassments were brought
about by sharp decline in gold, 10 conse
qucnce of his failure the clcarngs at the Gold
lIxchangc Bank were delayed over an hour.
Ru5lno also had some 10000 shares of the
Western Union and Lake Shore, which were
sold out privately during the day. The amount
of gold Involved was about $4,000 00O and the
losses incurred were not large, aud will proba-
bly, not cause any failures.