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The Arizona sentinel., 1875-12-04
The Sonora Bushwhacking

The following, which we copy
from the Citizen of last Saturday,
is the latest we have in regard to
affairs in Sonora:
We have heretofore spoken of a
revolution or war in Sonora, but
it has not b9en worthy Of any bet
ter name than bush whacking-a
term we'll understood throughout
the United States. Such a thing
as war battle, has not been
fought. There have been some
killing and much plundering
without any points worthy of note
gained by either side, unless it
may be regarded species of vic
tory for the Governor of Sonora to
hold his place with about az much
firEnness 40 did bis predecessor.
The whole business is disgraceful
and ought not to receive the en-
cOuragement In Tucson that we
are now certain it does. Up till
recently, we were led to believe
that Gen. Serna was remaining
here merely to produce q certain
effect in Sonora, viz: That Of
greater discomfort among the peo-
pie against the government in
consequence of the expense and
necessity of keeping troops along
the frontier to prevent Serna with
a force making q successful dash
at some point, and secure foot
hold in Sonora from which it
would cost much to expel him.
But instead he continues in Tue
son and does what he can to get
war material and men to send to
Sonora. A. little victory was re-
Gently achieved near Altar, an &C
count of which we gave last week;
Thursday, news was received here
that Gen. Garcia and party, repre-
senting Serna, had very lately
been caught asleep In Altar by
Gen. Altamirano, attacked and
some of them killed. At this
writing, FRIDAY afternoon,) the
exact particulars of the affray are
not known in Tucson, bat that
some blood was shed In a sort of q
fight as stated, no doubt is enter
tanned here among the Serna men.
In the interest of humanity az
we'll as that of international obi
cations, all further recruiting
ought to be stopped In Tucson.
Let Serna establish his headquar-
tiers in Sonora, or cease to war up
on that State. It Is now months
since he has been in Sonora. We
think ample evidence that he
cannot succeed, Is apparent, and
further attempts to keep up the
bush whacking with headquarters
here and materials obtained here,
are not only wicked but ought to
be classed as murderous. The
people here owe 1t to themselves
10 prevent any further aid being
raised in Tucson, to sach hope
less cause, even If they honestly
think 1t deserves success. AS
now conducted, it simply results
in death without the least evid-
ence that victory Is possible.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-12-04
Nevada.
Fatal Accidents.
86a@874.

EUREKA, New, December La
fatal accident occurred yesterday
at Ruby Hill, by which Alex.
Nixon, a miner, was killed. While
attempting to jump from the cage
he sustained conclusion of the
brain by falling. He died in g
few hours.
CARSON CITY, November 3d.
This evening, a man named l..
w. Coolidge, while walking along
the railroad track near the De.
pot, was RIM over by the cars and
almost instantly killed.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-12-04
WASHINGTON.

The Presidents Message to be q
Long one.
WASHINGTON, December 2. -
The Presidents Message this
year will be much longer than
usual. It will contain upwards OF
eighteen thousand words and will
not be ready to be sent to Con-
gress until Tuesday, even if the
House should select a speaker on
Monday.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-12-04
LONDON.
The Difficulty Between the United
States and SPAIN

States and SphfS6
LONDON, December 2d.-The
Daily Neaos publishes a special te-
legram from Madrid as follows
The Spanish note to the United
States promises a gradual emanci-
patton, increased freedom of con-
science, that foreigners when ar
rested shall have an immediate
hearing, and nothing but legal
redress shall be attainable for past
injuries. Great anxiety exists in
Madrid regarding the reception Of
the note in Washington. This
note is Spain's ultimatum.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-12-04

Gov. MCCORMICK desires as to
say that, at the request Of the
U. s. Commissioner of Mines and
Mining, he has promised to fur
n1sh an account of the present con-
dition of mining interests in Ari-
gona for the Commissioners next
annual report to Congress, and
that he, (the Governor) will be
glad to have facts and figures from
the several mining districts for
warded to him at Tucson.
AS the coming report Of the
Commissioner is the last Congress
is likely to euthorise and print,
it is important that il should con-
tain a full chapter from Arizona,
and our mine owners may find it
greatly to their interest to have
an official recognition of their
mineral property and its value in
such report.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-12-04
PHILADELPHIA.
fron-CIads Ready for Sea.

ErOn.CIads Ready for Sea-
PHILADELPHIA, December L.
The iron-clads at League Island
are ready for sea and will leave
tomorrow morning in tow of YES
sells which are to accompany them
to Norfolk. The feet will con-
siSt of 9 or 10, vessels,
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-12-04
THE RAID at STANWIX STA.
TON.

Last Wednesday morning a re-
port reached here Off raid having
been made by Mexicans, upon
Stanwix Station. Yesterday we
received the following dispatch :
STANwIX, December I'd.
Woolsey has just returned from
Aqua Caliente Ranch, and reports
that the party making the attack
were six Mexicans who came to
the rarch from below and after
the attack they scattered and
crossed the river east of Burke's
Station, there taking the trail for
Sonora. They are undoubtedly
friends of Chavez, hunting for
Clark Colvig, who returned to the
ranch after killing him. Had
the assailants wanted stock they
could have taken a number of
mules and horses that were rum
ming loose on the ranch.
The missing mules were found
a short distance from the ranch
this morning. There were but
three men on the ranch and after
the first attack the assailants had
every thing their own way out
side of the houses.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-12-04

A farmer of Washington coun-
ty, Kansas, stepped out of bed
upon a rattlesnake a few DAYS
ago. The snake was not hurt.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-12-04

GEN. KAUTZ and wife were
heartily received and entertained
in Tucson.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-12-04
ANNEXATION OF MEXICAN
TERRITORY.

addition of parts of Northern Mex
leo to the United States is fore
gone conclusion.
Lately the San Francisco Otror1-
icle had a startling announcement
to the effect that Sonora, Chihua-
bua and Lower California were to
be coded as an offset to the balance
found against Mexico in the ad-
justment of claims of the respect
i've governments, by the Joint
Commission, which has been In
session for several years past. The
announcement was 80 definitely
and plausibly made that 1t was
well calculated to deceive, and
we are not surprised that many
persons in California and Arizona
were disposed to believe it. But
we ventured to at once pronounce
it highly improbable and it is now
known to have been purely sen.
satiOnal, an invention of some
mischievious and INSCRIPTIONS
parties in San Francisco or in
Washington.
To any one familiar with the
facts, the story exposed its own
weakness and Inconsistency. In
the first place, the labors of the
Commission are not yet complet-
ed, and the balance due to the
United States Is not known,
In the next place, the report Of
the Commission must go to Con-
gre5s before any action can be |
taken to enforce payment on the
part Of Mexico.
The President of neither Re-
public has the right, without the |
authority and direction of Con-
gress, to enter upon q settlement, |
and the idea that either could |
make, much less had made, a |
treaty such as is spoken Of IN the |
Chronicle was and is simply ab-
surd. Moreover, from what we
hear of the decisions of the Com
mission and of the umpire, Sir |
Edward Thornton, it does not ap-
pear that any considerable bal
ance will be found against Next
co. Many heavy claims were
presented by citizens Of the Unit
ed States, but many such were !
also presented by citizens of Mex
leo. We very much doubt the
finding of any large Indebtedness
due to us from our sister Repub.
lie, however shrewd and capable |
our attornies, for they have been |
met at every step by attornies
equally sharp and able, and the
Mexican Commissioners have
amply represented and sustained |
their side upon all occasions.
But were Mexico to be found I
largely our debtor, a settlement |
of the account by the transfer of
any part of her soil would be the
very last proposition she would |
make or her authorities would |
suggest. Those who understand |
the political feeling of Mexico are
well aware that no proposition
would be so unpopular with the |
people or 60 damaging to the |
Government. The issue of bonds !
and their sale in Europe at a hea-
Wy discount, the loan Of money at |
the highest rate, or indeed any
plan would be favored sooner than
disposal even of one or two of !
the northern States of the Repub- |
lie.
IT was therefore safe for us to
promptly pronounce the story Of
the Chronicle fiction, and not |
even cunning one, and it will |
be safe for our readers to without
hesitation give the lie to all SINH !
lar reports or rumors, let them |
originate as they may.
In confirmation of what we have
written, we publish the following
telegram from the Mexican Min
lister, at Washington, which we
Co.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-12-04

This Company does a general Land
Agency Business. Negotiates Loans, &s.
Especial attention given to the Purchase
and Sale of Mines aud Mineral Lands, or
ganizing Mining Companies, &c.
Our determination is to make our office
the Headquarters for all Mining Men visit
ing our city. We refer to the business
Community Of st. Louis.
Our facilities for selling Lands are un-
surpassed, from the fact shat we propose
to issue Monthly Paper of our own, as,
SoOH as our list of Lands will Justify,
whick we will distribute Free throughout
the Eastern States and Europe, thus bring
ing your properties before the public K
she best advantage.
All Business correspondence should b
addressed to
W. H. WILSON.
feb Se-IJ. Business Manager.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-07
NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS owning shares In the
~ East Los Angeles Pioneer Building Lot
Association will please pay their installments
at the ONCE OF Barbee 4 Gates, So CONNER
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! county OF Los Angeles, State OF Califor-
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dianship of Ramon Riehm and Amado
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1t appearing to this Court from the petition
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guardian of the persons and estates of Ramon
Riehm and Amado Riehm, minors, (1led
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of certain real estate belonging to his said
wards, and that IL Is necessary and would be
beneficial for said wards that such real estate
should be sold:
II is hereby ordered, that the next kin of the
said wards and all persons Interested in the
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Democratic Candidates.
Not fire Wori Of Politicians
ftiLIf

About 4,20o voters participated in
the domination O: tt' 0smocrq:ic cnd
Repvblican candidates cos l-l7o- C this
city. ard -et tie Lsc.'g Ev5rrg says the
Nominations we're thowoek Of politicians.
The people choose this mod of select
ins their candidates in o@ier ta prevent
the politicians controlling the acmin2-
lions. In these elections ell legal voters
Gre, = l>tL p41..c3. 1o..s,tal to vote.
and sny gentleman wko Ill .aea has the
right t0h have tickc,= printed cAd &C intend
ftr the To:rinGt;,@. Tor tie purpose Of
giving every 7oter IN opportunity TO -
ercise his choice til election i cicacl
before dinnes ard IT open ~ hour or
two afts2 tea time. Il E.rs Eeen,ag
we're permitted to name s. man to- May or
:: might not choose man that would
salt the people. In fact it aNa tried its
hand ct this eui h4s faded tt7-ly L
Is said that paper desired the noniua-
ticn Ct Go, Il Bate. Esq, u the Dem.
ocrats AID John c. Patterson. Esq, by
the Republicans. Wen. NJ. Patterson,
after being inportunoj, SLOWED his
nsrrs to be used, and Le received las
vetes cut Of 2,lQ0. Peopl5 G.Gcr very
much in taeis opinions eteut sccn mat
tsrs. and they viii Lave their own way
when it comes to the pelis.
Ers'y Evening vas greatly II favor Of
negro suffrage, but nov It fnds the ne
Ero's prejudice agairst the vlite r.aa is
SO great that he vii ret v3te for zen
who vi! not -ceS lis vote and make him
promises. NJ. Valentine. It says, did
th!ri lat re p-esu4aa the four or Eve
orher ReLus-iesr candi3stes would Lot
do it.
The Democrats have usia 6 wise
ohoicv N M. VIM. =, aua viii elect
hln noivit-s,4al.uf f.. Evenings op.
po.iuqn.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-21
NEW ADHERTlNEMEN1N
Western karVIaDd COllagp,

FOR STUDENTS OF BOTH SEXES N Sep
RATE DEPARTMENTs.
Each having full corps of Professcea
Fffteenth semi-aanual Session be
gsns September 1st, Is75
SS-Cataloguas with full Information ss 10
Terms, Couraf of Study, d G.. furnished Grstrs
Honsiy: Address J: T. WARD, d. T., Pre-.
dent, Westmini ter, Md.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-21
BASE BALL.

The Quicksteps are in communica
lion with the Flyaway club, of New
York, relative to 4 game between those
two clubs on Thursday Sept, 9th, in
New York. Smiths New York Ex,
eursion will go this day, and thus ad
ditional attractions will be offered fol-
those who take this cheap and delight.
full trip,
Next Tuesday the Quickstops play
the Reading Actiycs. A special tIain
will leave this city at ! O'Clock y, m
and return $50. Tickets for the round
trip only 75 cents, and for sale at
Hindle d Co.'s An excursion train
will also run TO Philadelphis from
Reading 9 ! this day.
The Qulckateps have received n
challenge from the ]. b Doerr olub
tor game some time this month n
Will probably he accepted. They NAV
the Cregers In Gloucester, Thursdav
ana the Trenton club, in this city next
Saturday.
This afternoon lhe Quiokstsp. Jr..
end the Atlantic will play on the Quick.
steps new grounds.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-21
p "ch~s.
TRIDAY's sAIPMKITs.
Total thus far shipped,

These shipments are q heavy falling
Of from those Of previous days, many
shippers declining to ship until the re.
salt o. the conference with President
Hlacklsy vas known.
Prices n Wilmington this morning,
we're Crawford's 30a5o PEI basket, 4oa7s
per crate; other varieties, 15a25 per bas.
keS and 25a4o per crate. The market
was brisker on account Of the decreased
shipments: Receipts hy -ail, II 90 has,
kets and 80 crates.
Last evening meeting ef Baltimore
fruit dealers was held on Light street
which was attended By Representatives.
Ct eleTen houses engaged il the frait
business. A permanent organization
was formed under the nane Of the ''ESi.
timore Fruit Dealers Association" fer
the purpose Of concerted action and to
promote their trade interests. a con.
mittee Of the fruit dealers had another
conference with the Baltimore & Ohio
raili cad oIc.als yesterday N reference
70 the fast freight charges to the West,
bat the railroad officials again declined
to make reductions at present. 1t is
probable that future shipments vii! be
more equally divided between tho North
ern Central and Baltimore / Ohio rail.
roads.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-21
More Radicet PeclJttjcU

Nhaa Congress pa5sed = ~ 1,royid.
.nS for tl2 ctj;uet,n-a.: = -alir ri,s ~
pos masters at minor Offices ca the las;
on the amount Of business d5lle--i O.. On
the amount Of stamEs sold -ero err.,tc5 "a
to. hear OF eFasicG ol tie law bv fba III
o. stamps 10 personal friends I 5fuy l,,e.
mess through of sea at which fha nnet-
masters saIaGies were G1ed liz Law an1
not edlosted ~ Inc amount Of stamns
seIo. 1t has been found tsaf ench "a
TsntaSe has been taken 1t tI,a sTcajl ~
does to increase their ezia.ie5 j.. rn,Iin',
fictitious showing Ct lGa.uess ~ e9ias
OF stamps. Tne practice has teen Ir-te1
mp recently in the vicinity cf New Y6rs
bit It Is likely to esist near al! the greet
cltles. 1hs special agents are inv.sti.
eating these ca ses, and are constantly
uHalnE neu eTasloas OF the Spirit Of shis
Aa". 1hs brckeT in stamps between the
s,nau offices aud the New York city Of.
nee made S4o0 monthly. The most serj-
Gus result OF this practice is, that the
expenses fer postmasters' salaries have
ereaag haen increased aboT. TIE appro-
priet4ons by $4,000 yearly The whele
amoant appropriated for this purpose
vas es9o,pu. There viii be deficiency
of ABOUT that anoart. This does not
come WITHIN the statute which prohibits
making deh;iencieg- Besides, the nost.
masters pay then ;slTas hy deductipg The
amount OF Their salaries each quarter
spon the basis Of the sales Of STAN Ds nm.
der the new law. - AiA'
The daily gazette., 1875-08-21
>
REGISTERS ORDERS
REGISTERS order,
Nev cas:le Courtr, Argpst "a. 1s1s
RzSTsTEk's OFrIrK.

Ncv Castle County. August "a. 167s.
Upon- .,ho application of WILLIAM A.
TLEAYER Administrntor of JOHN CLEA-
YER. iNtc OF 81 Georges Hundred. in
'aid county. deceased: i; Is ordered and di-
rected hy the Resister that the Adminiatrator
aforesaid give notice ofths granting of Lot :.
tors ol AdainEt-ah- upon the Estate OF the
deceased. with the dats CT granting tn erect.
oy causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date Of such
Letters, in siS Of the most public uiaees
Of the County OF New Castle, requiring ali
aersers having demands against the Es-
tate to present the same, or abide By an
Act Of Assembly in such case mede and pro-
vtded. And & lao cause the same to be insert
~ within the same reTiod in the VIII
1ington Gazette, newspaper published in
v iihupgton, and to he aortinued therein
'hrae weeks, II O. d.
-, 0lven under the hand and Seal Of
iIs. Office Of the Register aforesaid, at
- New Castle i'm New Cestle Coup.y
farss'd, the dag and year above Writtar.
2. @. BIaaS. Register.
NOTICE.
All. t3r4 ii { having claims naaingt tha E..
tate oiCh deceased must present the same
duly attested to the Airnini5 rator on or before
August I'd. 1873, or abide the Act of Assem-
biz IN such Ease made ana provided
WM. A. CLFAEEK,
Aininistrato1.
Ad'fesa-P"rt Penn, Del. aug4eod3w
The daily gazette., 1875-08-21

IL In2.a,a. ~ :so-94es .e7e -5lr5i
-ra1 tho laws paesa.l l. II 2 rul,icao
Congress si7e the2 t : ri: . marry
whi,e -onc7.
In Virginia tie 7.sss.. H. ce.1v r
ten demand til l.gh: = 7ct- w.tfov.
The payment Of tsr IL .Het co.
high:
The c'r'7er..... or,, IL outage 70
Tho C@:nesa lat taTo.s .. .,.aes nag 81
owed the rs.v.lvy5 .hey e.l far In Indl-
sas.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-21
IN CHAkCERY
REefsTER's OFTIJ,

,,- ~ CHANCEhY,
may Weyl, ct a.. Nav Castle County. ss
fetitioners' Cause of Partition.
IN the above -. sc made at ChGmbeTs on fSa
S4th DAY OF y, A. d., 1875, all persons hay
Ing any Lien or liens affecting the interest or
estate Of Augustus weyl. John Weyi, Charles
Weyl' He8ry weyi. Mary Stevenson, VII
Lewis Weyl, Beniamin F. Weyi, Henry
Weyl, Edward Weyl, and Dfary Weyl. or
either OF them In the lands and premi-
sss to which said cause relates, are here
the nature and amount Of the sams In the
once OF the hegister IN Chancery for New
Sastle county, ten days before tine fret Mon
oaS onS In september, A. ", 1879. and to appear
term OF the court before the rislng of the
court on the third day Of the term.
CHAs. B. LORE, Trustee.
WILMINGTON. Del July e7th. lsfs.-tos sens