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The New York herald., 1875-08-29
THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL

PoRr JERvrs, August %, 1875
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company have re-
duced tho running hours their canal nom twenty 70
twelve. They have also reduced the nnmber OF en-
hnng up and there no sale for coal another evidence
Of bad umeA
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OPINIONS OF THE CHICAGO BANKrRs.

CHICAGO, Ill, August 2S, 1875.
The Chicago bankers have been interviewed the
subject Of the failure OF the Bank Of California They
all agree that 1t is due to the recklessness
ager In engaging in outside speculation alien the
business of bank While the effect the mining In
dustry of the Pacific Slope regarded disastrous
not believed that it will have the remotest influence in
ChicaPn
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GERMANY.

AN EDITOR sENT TO PRISON FOR REFUSING TO
NAME THE AUTHOR OF CERTAIN ARTIcLEs
FRANKFORT ON THE MAIx, August 2s, 1875
Mr.. Leopold Sonneman, editor and proprietor OF the
Frankfort Zetuno and member OF the German ParIia-
ment was arrested this morning for refusing 10 testify
as to the authorship Of certain arces For the same
reason five other editors Of that paper already i'm
prisoned
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THE BISHOP oP URGEL A PRIsoNER-A GRIM
RSAL PROSECUTION COMMENCED AGAINST HIM.
MADRID, August 2s 1875.
Statements made in Official circles confirm the reports
that the Bishop Of Uge has been sent 10 Puycerda and
in addition affirm that he taken there company
with General Lizzaraga Both prisoners of war; and
have since been conveyed to Mount Guich, fortress
near Barcelona, for safe keeping criminal prosecu-
tion has been commenced against the Bishop The gov
ernment leave the entirely to the legal trbunal
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

ORIENTAL CREAM OR MAGICAL BEAUTIFIER
This popular cosmetic has long maintained (3l years.
high and prominent place in public estimation and in FASH
ionabe ladies' boudos alone for its extraordinary beau
tifing effects the skin and complexion removing Tan,
Feces Saowness Ac but also the innocence and purity
Of its ingredients
DIR. GOURAUDS ORIENTAL CREAM has not been
hersded inflated Is IL the creature OK
paid for pulls il stands its merits alone end with Intel
gent IL Is sought after in preference the host
Of chez ap and vile preparations flooding the market
GOURAUD Is In daily receipt Of druggists orders from
distant parts relating that lady residents In their localities
and especially ladies travelling who have used the article
and who have recommended Il from to another,
mporng said druggists to order some nom Dr. Gouraud and
which they Ultimately obliged to do.
IL well established fact that the cupidity OF many
druggists prompts them to recommend article TO ades
not from its intrinsic good Qualities but from the larger
his margins large merchants allow,
intend they shall be- truly valuable cosmetic such
the ORIENTAL CREAM will be prised and the ladies viii
If obliged order II direct from Dr. GOURAUD,
at his only depot In New York, 4S Bond street.
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A WONDER i-0PIUM EATING OR INTEMPER-
ance cures Dr. BEERS 345 Fourth
testimonials from hundreds Call send stamp for evi-
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty four urs compar
ison with the corresponding date OF last year ndi
Gated by the thermometer Hudnut's pharmacy
HERALD Building
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RAyARD boyd.

Bayard Boyd, Of Middetown, N, Y, for many year
paymaster Of tho Erie Railway, died August %, a
Clinton. ILL., where he had been visiting his son. HI
was sixty years OF age
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CAPTAIN BARNEY HULL.

Captain Barney Hull the proprietor Of the Sherman
House. of Boston died at his hotel yesterday afternoon
of Brighps disease. He leaves estate valued at
1854, 600
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BURGLARY IN A GLOVE STORE.

The store Of Hage Co., No, $50 Fifth avenue, cor
Of Twenty street. dealers in gloves broken
into last evening by burglars who carried away large
amount Of property.
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PROFESSOR FOWLER, OF HILLsDALE, MICH.
Professor Fowler, Of Hllsdale College, hch died in
Saco, Me-, yesterday morning. He came East some
months since for tho benefit OF his health but the
change did not prove Of any avail.
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

A-TRUSSES, ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS, SUS-
BANDAGRs, SHOULDER BRACES, CRUrcHEs, PILH
SUPPORTS all Of approved patterns at MARSHS Truss
Office No vesey street. Astor House. No uptown Branch
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CAUTIoN-GO TO SURGICAL BAZAAR, ], 256
Truss oce) for the best ELASTIC GooDs COO cent less
than downtown prees connection desired with Vesey
street truss Office; lady attendant
GEO. CALDWELL late Marsh Co.
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A-BOw LEGS KNOCK KNEES, CLUB FEET,
Weak Ankles Spinal Curvatures successfully treated by Dr.
MARSH, No. Vesey street, Astor House. No uptown
hiram
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ALL KINDS WIRE SIGNS, ENGRAVED METAL
BRASS SIGNS Packed and shipped by HoJER
G RAHAM 81 Duane street.
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DIR. It FELIX GOURAUD's

coRNs BUNIoNs, INGRowING NAILS, &C,
cured pain CoRs CUKx by mail, SOC. DR. RICE.
lS9 Broadway, Dey street
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THE PHELPS APPEAL.

ALBANY, August 2s 1875.
The Phelps appeal has been noticed for argument
at Schenectady on the second Tuesday OF September
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A-MATTHEwS' PURE SODA WATER-sTHE
refreshing and wholesome beverage at all tmea" Dis
pensed at 900 in New York and vicinity The NAT
APPARATUS dispenses free from all conta
nation JOHN MATTHEW'S, New York
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A RECOGNIZED REMEDY FOR A GREAT EVIL
The ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY. 6S3 Broadway. furnish
the only effective remedy for Hernia always retaining and
edecting permanent cure.
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A CURIOSITY FOR BARNUM WOULD BE RUP.
tured sufferer who had elastic strait Jacket mis-
called truss might and day week. without cnrsng
vender But the VICTOR UNIVERSAL TRUSS lS4 Broad
way calls forth only blessings
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THE FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE,

LoSDoN August Is 1875
The foot and mouth diseases 10 spreading among the
cattle In Cunbarland Abardconahira
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GRADUATED CHEST AND LUNG PROTECTORS
are tho only storekeepes concentiously
mend $40 $12 S14 DOZEN sold by Jobbers sample Mailed
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A-PERFECT FITTING BOOTS AND SHOES FOR
fall aud winter: foot easured by a method
LORIN BROOKS A son. 43S Broadway
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IRON IN THE BLOOD IS SUPPLIED BY THE
PKRuylAk SYRUP which builds up iron constitution
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A-RUPTURE CURED BY DIR. MARSH fPRINCT-
pal Of late Coz his old Office No Vesey street,
Astor House. No uptown branch
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LATER FROM GENERAL CAArPos ANNOUNCES THE
SURRENDER OF THE FORTS OF SEQ DE uRoEr.
MADRID, August %, 1875.
General Martinez Campos telegraphed Thursday
night that the forts Of SEQ dc Urge had surrendered
the citadel would surrender the next day.
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A-SILK ELASTIC ABDOMINAL BELTS, STOCK
INGs, ANKLRrs and KNEK Cars MARSH'S Truss Office.
No. Vesey street, Astor House. No uptown branch
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

A-PATENT WIRE SIGNS, ENGRAVED METAL.
and BRASS SIGNS packed and shipped
UPHAM Il Co, $50 and 252 Canal street.
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

DR. BERTRAM'S LONG-LIFE BITTERS CURES
dyspepsia and Of the stomach. bousness
veness every form Of liver complaint pures and i'm
yigoraes the blood and vgor the deb
ated Weak scly suffering persons have become strong
healthy happy this pleasant wholesome and
infa6le remedy We say confidently the public buy IL
Cold nwn ALL
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THE WAR IN THE EAST.

1fEHENED ALI APPOINTED coMAlANDER-rS-cHI
OF THE FoBcEs--TRooPs AND ARTILLERY
GOING FORWARD TO THE SEAT OF DIS
TURDANcE.
RAGusA, August 2s, 1875.
Mchemed Ali has been appointed Commander-in-
Chief Of the Turkish forces in the Herzegovina and
Bosnia He arrived here yesterday his way 10
SeraJevo to assume command
SERVER PAoHA GOING TO THE
Server Pacha, Extraordinary Commissioner OF the
Porte, passed here yesterday steamer going to
Kleck- The steamer also carried troops and artillery
AN ATTEMPT AT PAcrPIcAToN BY rns EoEsieS POWERS
The representatives of the foreign Powers will meet
In MOstar and attempt pacihcation.
NESS OF THE RUSSIAN CONSUL AT RAGUsA--
REFUGEE TURKs-sERvIA ARMING
LONDON, August %, 1876.
A special despatch to the Times from Berlin says
II reported that the Russian Consul at Ragusa is too
i'll TO take part in the proposed mediation OF the Powers
between the insurgents and the Turkish government
this really the the task of the other foreign
consuls never very hopeful, becomes less So
TURKS INTO AUSTRIA
Three thousand Turkish Croats have crossed the
Danube into Austrian territory and expect to be main
tained by Austria during their exile
ARMING SAFETY
Military preparations go steadily in Serva; but 1t
IS difficult to say whether they made to satisfy the
impatence of the people guard against serious
contingency.
RESULTS OF THE FoRCIBLE OCCUPATION OF
CONVENT BY THE TURKS
BELGRADE, August %, 1875.
In consequence OF the forcble occupation by the
Turks of the Bakova Convent near the servan from
tier the inhabitants Of the district of Novarosch have
revoted and the chief town Of Novarosch is in flames
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SPAIN.

DOUBTS AS TO THE SURRENDER OF SEQ
DE URGEL--wHAT GENERAL cAMPos SAYS.
PARIS August 2s, 1875
despatch from Perpignan says:-'The news Of the
surrender Of SEQ de Urge is doubted here The latest
despatch from General Campos was dated the evening
OF the 2oth, and saysThe Carsts still refuse to be-
come prisoners shall probably grant further brief
suspension Of hosttes, after which, If they remain
Obstinate shall attack the citadel" f"
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YACHTING NOTE.

Steam Yacht Ocean GEN. Clark from New York for
New Haven, passed Whitestone yesterday
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RUPTURE-No MORE 600 PER CENT PROFITS;
go to Surgical Bazaar 2s broadway. for your TsyssEs
sired With vesey Truss Office GRO. CALDWE ELL.
late Marsh a Co.
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

AMONG THE ADMIRABLE PROPERTIES OF
GLESSs Soar that Of cleansing the head Of
preventing its subsequent accumulation
ing the pores the scalp and thus keeping II beautifully
moist. Depot, CRITTENTOk'S No. Sixth avenue.
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LOVE TURNS HIS BACK
on oye nliuess regards the teeth Keep them all
who wish 70 beloved and carressed SozonoNr Is
eoualed a Of whitening polishing and preserving
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CANCER CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE OR PAIN,
by J. NJ. CoMINs. NJ D.. 345 Lexington avenue Book
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DYSPEPSIA

DYSPEPSIA INDIsPOSITIoN FROM INDUL-
reuce in alcoholic stimuants cured morbid appetite
DESTROYED by Dr. sHARPEs DYSpkPsIA Pill Retail AZ
HARTNET'S, Bible House.
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A Mt 10 TRAVEILERS AND PFRSON9

A-IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS AND PERSONS
visiting returning New York via the Grand Central
Depot-Carage hire and baggage expressage is saved by
stopping at the GRAND UNoN HorRL opposite the depot
Transient and families desiring first class home for
the winter will find elegant suites the best restaurant and
hnes for less than other first
class place in the city that the lunch
wine room you enter belongs co the Grand Union
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THE oERMAN pnanIMAoE 10 rRANcE-run

TEE GERMAN PILGRIMAGE TO FRANCE-rHE
POPE SENDS Ills blessing TO THE PILGRIMS.
LONDON, August %, 1875.
The Times correspondent at Berlin telcgraphs that the
Pope has sent his special blessing to the promoters Of
the Catholic pilgrimage TO France and certain
that the project will be carried out To avoid collisions
the pilgrims will leave Germany one by one and rem
devious at Mons and Paris
THE PILGRIMAGE SAID TO HAVE BEEN ApAN-
DoNED.
PARIS, August 2s 1878.
1t is semi-ofncialy announced here that in conse-
quence Of the unanimous wish Of France there is now
to hope that the Catholics Of Germany will make
no pilgrimage to French territory.
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THE MAGIC POWER OF ELECTRICITY DAILY.
manifested speedy of the otherwise hopeless and
nHrm BY Dr. CHAMBERI4IN, No West Fourteenth st.
WIGS TOUPEES, &C.-G. RAUCHFUSS PRACTf-
cal wigmaker and importer Of HuaAn Hair No. a. East
Twelfth street, Broadway.
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won by majority Of 81 points. The Rhodians say
they have been outgunned and outammuntioned, but
don't confess 70 being outs shot
There will be religious services and inspection in the
camD Tomorrow
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BRooKLyN-7e COURT ST, CORNER LIVINGSTON.
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CALL AND EXAMINE.
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Greatest Sewing Machine OF the day PERI
feet work assured without of tension.
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rT,RNTu RpITToN--EMMA HARDINGE BRITTBN's AD-
mirable work. ~The Electric Phyrciaa aelECure by
Eectricy" Price so cents Sold by Dr.. hRITTEN, 2oa
West airy eighth street. A. g. pAVla a kss, FortA -
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SILENT SEWING MACHINE.
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The Arizona sentinel., 1875-05-22

LAST Monday morning we had
the pleasure of an introduction to
that pleasant and accomplished
gentleman Mr.. A. Hammerslag,
of the house of Z. N. Fish & Co.,
at Florence, A. Il. Mr.. Hammer
Stag came on the stage from San
Diego, on his return from Cali
fornia, and passed on for his home
at Florence. 1t is a pleasure to
meet gentlemen of such fine per-
sonal appearance and engaging
manners. He must be very DO
pular where he is known. In fact
the house of E. N. Fish e Co. is
justly popular for the well known
gentlemanly character and bear
ing of all who are connected with
it.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-05-22

the lines between here and San
Diego. We learn. that on the
completion of this work he has
been ordered to Tucson, to take
charge of the construction of the
line to Camp Grant and Camp
Apache, to connect'with the New
Mexico and Texas government
lines This extension will be ov-
er $50 miles in length and will
connect all the military posts in
the Territories of Arizona and
New Mexico and the State ofTex-
as. Sergt.. Boutelle is peculiarly
fitted for this work, having had
much experience in the construc'
ton oflines and being an excel.
lent electrician.
Mr.. w. It. Burbridge, late Of
San Francisco, who is now here,
takes charge of the office at this
place. He is said to be an excel.
lent operator and we have nc
doubt will perform his duties tc
the satisfaction of all.
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first visit to ArIzona. it0 az 8
very pleasant gentleman and talks
some of locating here, which we
hope lie will conclude to do.

WE are sorry that we neglected
to notice in our last, the departure
of Judge Porter and wife for San
Diego. In fact, we did not know
that they had left here. until we
read in the San Diego papers of
their arrival there. They will
have pleasant time passing the
Summer in that glorious sea- shore
climate. Wish we could do it.
By the way. would not some of
our San Diego editorial brethren
like to swap places for the Sum-
mer? If they will give us enough
boot, we are ready for trade.
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full freight Part of this train
will go to Phoenix and Camp Nc
Dowell.

A friend has handed us copy
of the GreeneUilJe IateJJigencer,
published at Greenneville Tonnes
see, in which we find the name of
Thomas J. Berry, who has been
appointed Gauger of that district.
We are informed that this Mr..
Berry used to reside ia Yuma and
will be remembered by many OF
the old settlers. Here is the
notice which we clip from the In
telligencer.
We are pleased to have call
from our genial friend, Mr.. Thos.
j. Berry, of Hawkins county last
Wednesday. Mr.. Berry has been
appointed "Gauger' for this dis
trict, we are glad to know thai
Col. Miller has chosen one who
will in every sense of the word
do his duty faith fully and honesty
ly and will be acceptable TO the
people. M
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MrssRs. =. A. SMITH and John

MEssRs L. A. SMITH and John
Markle, came in a few days since
from Salt Spring, on the Tucson
road, where Wolfskill & McGeary
stopped to shear their FIVE thous-
and sheep that they recently
drove out from California, and in
formed us that the job of shear
ing was completed and the yield
of wool is very large. They say
that the fleece ofsome of the high
grade sheep weighed over seven
teen pounds to the sheep and that
the average of the whole flock,
lambs and all, will be at least six
pounds. This wool is now being
hauled into Yuma and will be
shipped to San Francisco by the
G. S. N. Co. e,
In connection with this shear
ing, these gentlemen relate some
thing that is new to US, and we
- ~ -e~c-4ilv known It is
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Department of Arizona,
Bvt. Maj. -Gen'l August v Kautz,
Commanding.
HEADQUARTERs, PREscoTT.


HEADQUARTERS, PRESCOTT.
I. Acting Assistant Surgeon R..
E. Lightburne will proceed with
out delay to Saint Louis, Missouri,
reporting upon arrival to the
Assistant Adjutant General H cad
quarters of the Army for annul-
ment of contract.
II. First Lieutenant. w. Sum-
merhayes, Eighth Infantry. will
relieve Second Lieutenant p. P.
Barnard, Fifth Cavalry, of his
present duties as Acting Assistant
Quartermaster and Acting Com
missary of Subsistence at Ehren-
berg, A. 7.
Lieutenant Barnard upon being
so relieved, will proceed without
delay to join his company at San
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-05-22

Il REDoNDo & BALI, OF the Yuma
Exchange, have been painting,
papering and generally renova-
ting their saloon, so that inside,
it now looks better than it ever
did, and the outside will soon be
finished to match. Their many
friends will find them on hand.
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VIM. M. HUGHES, ESQ.,, the
celebrated inventor of the mach
ines. for dressing hemp, ramie and
flax. arrived here by the San
Diego stage last Wednesday
morning. Mr.. Hughes is direct
from San Francisco, where he
manufactures these machines to
supply all demands. Two of these
machines are now at the Colony
at Lerdo, and Mr.. Hughes will
go down there and instruct the
people how to work them. They
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-05-22

and they have ransacked the
whole Territory in search of horn
ed-toads, lizards, centepedes,
tarantulas, bugs, snakes, whang-
doodles and other beautiful and
interesting insects, but we have
heard of but very little research
in the field of botany. We intend
to make further inquiry about
this plant and if possible get some
specimens.
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The Murderer Hall, Gagged at Yuma

Joseph PLY, jailor of Pima eoun-
ty, arrived here by stage from
Tucson last Thursday, having in
charge William Hall, sentenc-
ed for life for murder. Ibis
is the first Territorial prisoner
brought here under the law max
ing the Yuma jail the temporary
penitentiary until the completion
of the regular institution.
Hall is. one of the four convicts
who escaped from the Pima coun-
ty jail sometime ago and made
their way into Sonora. We hope
such care and vigilance will be
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highly of the Territory, OF wnIcn
he has seen much. We wish the
Doctor a pleasant trip, complete
restoration of his sightand a quick
return.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-05-22

The greatest discovery at Pom
peii is that of woman making q
fire in cook stove while her hus-
band is in bed and asleep. She
was a noble woman. Boston Jour
nal.
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tions from these Headquarters Oh
current date, directing the Com
manding officer Camp Verde, A.
t.. to order Second Lieutenant
w. c. Roundy, Eight Infantry,
to report to the Commanding Of
ficer Camp Mcdowell, A. T., tenn
porarily, for duty, are confirmed.
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cape we gave in our issue OF April
"a, was delivered up to sheriff
Curry onlast Wednesday night by
Joseph Ply, jailor. Mr.. PLY was
TAILOR at the time Moore, Holmes,
Rivera and Hall escaped last
Winter, and was also one Of the
party from whom he last escaped
and though no blame attaches to
Mr.. Ply for the escapes, his ener-
gy manifested in securing the
custody of the murderer entities
him to much credit. Hall was
found near Saric in Sonora, but in
making the arrest none of our
officers or citizens have committed
any breach of international law
as the prisoner was delivered to
them on American soil. Mr.. PLY
has we'll earned the reward of $500
paid by the authorities in this
case and like or double SUM
would be well expended for the
apprehension of Moore, the con.
federate of Hall.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-05-22

n ssEs 3. 3 IzE7 81 a ,'1-.f-
.reak. cal 10 Is.a saiz e0o
Z. E1. FIiir Of YEu.. SRI -.d
he. hy he ian Diego etage las.
S p5ag II rning NJ Lei.ey
IS "a &c bere, dis oeIi his
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but found sort of weed or shrub
that grows among the grass,
which they eat with great avidi-.
ty, cropping the stalks down to
the ground. The result of this
feeding is the surprising part of
the matter, for the sheep all be-
came very fat in two or three
weeks. The men employed at
the shearing assert that they new
er saw finer or fatter mutton. and
that the flesh of even the old
wethers was extremely tender
and fine favored, the fat on the
out side of the ribs being from an
inch and a half to two inches
thick.
Now the question is, what kind
of plant is this which is so nutri-
tious to sheep? Do our botanists
know anything about it z? 1t
would be interesting to know, for
it might be propagated
and even improved by cultivation,
as many of the wild grasses and
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game-At private rates.
Other articles in proportion, except ex-
tre,ne luxuries, which are plenty ana cheap
and TO be obtained at various prices, ac-
cording to quality and style
Chile CoIorado-Still sharp.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-05-22

DIR. LIGHTBURNE, U. S. A, IA
vored us with a pleasant call at
our sanctum last Wednesday. We
are sorry to see that, the Dr. has
has lost the sight of one his eyes,
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TO ARRIVE

THE C. s. N. Co.'S. steamship
Ne,e6ern, Capt. Metzger, from
San Francisco via Mexican ports,
is expected toarrive at the mouth
of the river about May q.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-05-22

cisco has been large, anu Une river
steamers and barges are actively
employed.
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May 18th, from Yuma-C. ). n.
Co.'S. steamer ella, Capt. Mellon,
for Fort Mohave and all up river
ports. She took a heavy freight.
May 10th, from Yuma-C. SIN.
Co.'S. steamer 'Cocopah, for the
mouth of the river.
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T He SENTINEL.
SATURDAY Ga: NAY. 2.


DIR. LoRING of Fort Yuma, left
by the San Diego stage last Thurs
day, on his way to San Francisco,
to meet his family.