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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-13

ols jung Seiu Naparrn. ySsbuan aud
8ino psrloren." iprad or nit tiefsr. ~sittsrn=
Der Gimme. uel:he pie Der Tahflars
friberer Sraft aus ieinsr berfuliibsn Sruit
fom - thinner finhen, Commando I'm.
gebra6t, OBJ ."-Wer Die 3eihenipro6e
oisier pcrlorenen &inber Der g8ilonib fennt,
mag iid Die &eoe ocs Sduptlinss poritcllcn.
Sos .ob !" beionoers mar bon elmer pmint.
lenSewe9uns in oerGi1tnns Der ent1Obenen
Snoianer begleitet, nno briidte Den S6merS
oss 8aters Suslei9 nit Dem Ga&eourit ees
Snoianers aus. .Sebaan Gin ebrilt,"
fubr er, ii9 beidnftiseno, fort rGbriit
sidt 9lut; abcr wenn Commando uater
Ssbuan's Yfeilr - oas llebrise iasts
cine gewesuns nit bciocn Sdnoen, unb
elm idarfss 3iiden Swii9en Den 3abnsu.
limb no blsibt oein 6efolse, meiu
Sobn?" frus Der &upitda.
rSn Monte.ep."
ySn = W 4 -te-rep!! unb ben
sanSen @es allein semadt?"
Ni6t gang msin @ater = SD sins nit
einem @lter,us big 9ampalas: Sas sinS
mir gu lanslam. Der iibrigen @rg rlad,te
i6 alleia." .@@&ta .E -
limb tonnten mcine Wsr'paaean sir
tein anOeres Geleite geben. OLE etisn Wr-
genSus?"
y3irne ni6t, mcin WGter. ~ par mel
ne ci9ene Wabl. SD mar unisrrrT ennen
miloe; Tie Iino ihleht ,um 9ehientn, un0
gut sum Sauonlaufen. Mein Y1'gepntcr
muBte mir sussItsbsn, DAP fir mtins
Siherbeit bel Der &arapane beiier gciorgt
lei ala bei einem 0eleite BON oreibjg @to,
ncn, Die er mir mitsugebcn bc1bTftists.
0oB i6 Dem Gage oorauseihc. nor aaus
meme eisene Sa6e; bas Werinngcp. Gu0
81 leben, ordn9te mid. 9iuu bin i'd
iuo5lbebalten bel Gu6."
rgber Die GotbbGute tamen Dir iiemlih
nabs, nod cinise Winuten, uno Oh bdtteit
DID am Gluiie perrunnt, az Dem lie bid,
BON &aOinen ein9eI6loien. ii6er ein9e=
bolt bdtten. Su mritteit 81 nabe an Zen
Slub."
r8ater, on famlt mir jur rehtsn 3eit
81 Siilie; id bate idon meme 3stnuns
sema6t, ii6er jene S9lu6t su lesen, BON
Der nod feiner suriidgefebrt it,"
rSie Mutter bat bod He6t sebubt!"
ipra9 Naparro, als Tie in Die Sdttel lpran-
gen uno Der Miiion s%ueilten.
Yiertes &apitef.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-15
N55chcr1flichc SllinoIs 5faafs-Bcifatna

ettpa einem geipiffen Refer ober 9ebz
mann. lin ipeitere 8eiipiele a1l3u@
fubren: aud cine v&ei6Sfan5lers
frtIiS" refpefttrt Die Te~legrapbenperz
molturo nt6t, nrb ebeniD iDenis l1tmntt
iie fir Sic v@utabafaire" Bertet.
QSesbalb, 10 fragt Der logil1 0ertelloe
observation-disclosures, ioai0 Die yGrt1ts"
init benz WeIen Des n&ei9Sfan3<
Iers" in untrennbare Ser6tnoung br1n7
gen? unb tpelder rs II It ob" 1tedt III
elmer oNffaire"? So biel aus benz
@ebiete Ser 8oIitif. Ser Gautmann
miro eberio idarf controlirt ipie oer
!3eitungss8 s. ri6teritatter; er Oarf felez
grapGti9 nur nod melOen, BAT. er ote
"@ 2iefernn9" D0er o1e
IS ferbesN uSfubr", Die yGttetz
ensSenbun9" o6er ionit pel4es
u86rien g e{6Gft" beptrft babe.
ltno iptI Elm 8rGutigam Ietner 8raut per
DraDt meloen, Ell babe Die rBerIo7
bungsan3etge" tniertren lallen. 10
bari ct ibr auBeroem nur nod G9t5epll
Worte 5ugeben ~laiien, tpetl Die uNerloz
bungSanSetge" boppelt 5GDLt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-15
gg&1terifaserittnett 1tWS f6@figGe
SfTstere>

SIN feiner Iebten BerItner Gorreiponz
ben5 an Die vSQinois Staats3eitung" iagt
SoDanne5 GlON D ben f0ntgl / d
d9iti6enO fft5tereH: v@S lin0
pateute RerI5 nit etpaS fran50iii@z
tofettem Sbliff uno retten brlaants
8feroe."
!Rein @unber, 6aB bieie fGdIii6en
SfT3iere Dem mdnnti6en 8eitQuot9eile
Der itarfen vamerifanil6en &Dlonie" III
DRESDEN Elm DOM i'm 2luge 1tno! Wes
nigiten5 muB man bies aus Sen Gngltlt=
den 8straAtungeu i9lieBen, peIde elmer
Der borttgen Nmerifauer itber oieWefG9r>
lt6tett Der DreSOener SffiSiere fir ben
tpetblthen B~eltanbtbeiI iener amerifant>
16en Solonie in einem Sen6I6reibeu al
bic V9Dtcago Sime5" ouiteut.
Gr lprlbt auerlt Don Dem fGro[i6en
SolDe Iener Olft3tere, tpeL6e bel ben
Nmeritanerinnen IN Oresoen 6abn I'M
&Orbe ieien, unb geittbt Dann leutseno,
oaB Die unlptoeriteblI0fett oerielben benz
mGnnli6en MmertfGner ui0t re6t be-
greifib lei, UNI 10 begreifli1er qber Der
2lmerifane I n. Meiter i1reibt er:
r0tele Offt3iere ftn0 tpeoer aniprez
6eno bon @eli0t, nod i6Dn BON 8uds.
sic i6nIreu it0 0ermaBen, Da6 einenl
qetpDbnli9eu Wtenldenfinoe bic Jttpbeu
0aDo. bre1en wiirben. 3GgIt6 1ebe ih
in ben StraBen OreSDen5 S9aarell bies
fer 8uri6e IN 0unfelblau uno Seublam
nit elmer Saiue, Die 10 idmal 1T, tpte
Die Der einfdlttgiten Sd0neH I'M 8roaos
map. Die Uniform ausr beHti9en Sol
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-15
Ser Gtaat Mno Die &t5Eer~

SIN ben @rIduterungen, pel0e bem
Gel ek Guttpurfe uber Die AuS>
i0IteBung Der fatboIii6en
ans benz preuBii9en S~taatssebiete
beisegeben ftno, lit oaranf btngewteien,
oaB Die Sr0en bur6auS Mot Ell ne
pelentIi6 e @tnrt6tung,D Der taz
tboltl6en STRIDE btlOen, obne iDel6e Die
lestere ui6t beite6en ooer tbren eigent7
Ii6en 8eruf ni9t erfIuen t0nnte. 2llS
8etpets mirb Die Sbatla6e berporgebo=
ben, oaB bic Srbeu crit I'M &ante Der
fir9li6en GutipidLung e%ntltanOen iino
uno DaB bic beute betipettem 5abIrei6iten
@attungen Der seiitlt0en @~enoiienl6afs
ten, Die Congregational, in Dem erlten
SaDrtauIeno De5 GeftebenS Der fatDOltz
16eM STRIDE ni1t D%OrbanDen Daren. Gs
fommt ba3u, CAP Gu0 III arloern GGr1oerH
Die Negierungen ft0 DielfaD DeranlaBt
fo!1oen, benz Tloterunuelen 81 ltener1,
nn0 stpor aud III lol0en SGnDern, bic
taft ousi6LieBli6 bon Gat6oItfeu
beDoDnt tperoen nn6 0eren NegterHngen
BET fatbolti1en STRIDE aueeb0ren. Ser
mi1tigIte SOrttt %Dertparoter Mrt ge>
11a6 ettpa Dor einem SabrDun0ert in etz
mem Itreng. fatbolii6en Sanoe,
ais GatIer Solef II. 0 Oelterret6 our0
Die Denfpiirotgem Ne~roronlngen BON
1881 u11o 1882 etDa 700 Gl0lter altf6ob,
mebrere OrOen 9dn3lt9 pcrbot uno Sle
QStrflamfeit Der ubrIgeH our6 Nutlldtss
maBregeln bel0rdtfte. Our0 olelen
8organg tpar Der fran5Oitf6en 9teDoluz
ton oaS 8eiiptel gegeben, tpelGe nit Dem
SrDenStuelen p0utg retnelt &t19 mGdte,
S1Dn am 2. 9topember 1889 fam etn
@eieb az StaltOe, Dur@ 1pel6eS Die
gGn3Ii6e AufDebung Der &l0iter uno
OrOen IN Traufreid angeorOnet ipurDe.
Sn ToIge OeiieH tpurOeu lis Wf0n0Ss
uno 253 NouneuflDlter gei9loilen, aus
benen ungefabr 20. 900 our9 getttlt9en
3pang gefellclte Herloneu III Die burgerz
ltGe 0eieuI6uft 5nrildteDrten. Sn oen
oGrauf f0l9enoen Sabren fan!en nit Der
franSDiti6en @eieBBehu1q i'm N%ugemet=
men alib pie W3aBregeln gegen oaS Tloz
~ftertpsien 1T alien &Gnoern, lamentliA
au0 in Staten, our OeltunJ, Die
Dur6 Die trGn5D1tl6en QSaften unterpor>
fen tDurpeu. SIN 5~ipetteu 9rtttel oeS
laufsnoen SG9rDunbertS i6rttten Die 9te7
gierungeH Don Is ortugal unD Spa
MEN gegen bic Sr0enss Nnltalten Elm.
sSn 90rtugal tpuroen fGmntli6e M0n6Sz
tl0iter nit etpa 5000 OrDenSmitglteDern
qufgeDoben llto Die aloiterbeltBungen
ais SlaatSet9entbum ertlart. WtIt nod
gr0Berm yta9Orude 9ing Die ipanii1e
N~e5leruns boz, Die 1910 GlDiter l0tOB
uuo inter Giu5iebung oeS RloIterpers
mDgeuS Die aus9etrtebenet Snial1en
go, 900 WtDn0e nnO rs 900 9tonIen) aut
Belitonen aMwies, beren regelmdBige
!3abluug BON Dem an %ftnan5teQer Ger
r~litturg l~ciOen0en State niGt 81 erlanz
gen mar. Der neueiteu 3ett geD0ren Die
I%talieuijden Sloiter9sfeye an, tpel6e
i0on pur0 bic @auour'iWe Bolitif pors
bereitet naren uno ieit Dem Sabre 1866
i'll QBirfiamteit 9etreten iino. Durb 6tele
OiaBregeIn puroeu etipa 2400 Settler
nit ungefa6r 5 5000 Snialiem betroffen,
n1to 5iuar in etnem fatDoIti@ DEN
&anoe, Delien leitenOe StaGtsmGnuer fir
ibre Ntr0enpoIittf ben Wrunolab Der
vfreien Eir0e i'll freien Staate" anF8ez
1teut baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-15

oaten lit un9emein bIbI9, namentlt6 bic
BET SapaQerilten, ltn0 trob tbrer S9nitr@
leibpein leben 1e i'm Nugemeinen loon
aus. Selblt tDern ein iol6er Sfft5ier
etle Mmeritanertn ni0t our Srdu be-
fomnlen faun, bat er lstnen groBen 8or=
tbeil pDn ietnen bertrauli6en SeIuben
bel Nnerifanern. SIT er etn 9err Son
uno Oos lit betnabe itetS Der SAL! =
10 bat er 3utrttt betm 9ofe, unD i6pn
boS it0ert tbm cine tpabrDaft perI0lpen>
bertl1e Nlfmerfiamfeit .anteuitani=
i6er Seite. st aber friegt nun ftatt
Der nit einfabem Bier binabgeiplIteu
Burit iein guteS Wabl, iobalo er einen
9roBeu &retS bon amerifGnil0en &es
tannten bat. Q[u6 baben Die metlten
Nlnertfaner in Dresden lDren etgenen
Ma9en. @aS lit nun natiirlt6er, ais
OaB ltiB Srene benz 0errn lieutenant
8pn S~eefansliG CD cine GtnIaoun8 5us
9eben ldBt? Sir oieie iungen 8uri6en,
Deren SaDreSgebalt b0WitenS 5000 be-
trGgt, ftno iol6e @inlaDungen ell 0im1
melsle9en, u1o ba man iib uDn bei0en
Setten auf Die Situation Deritebt, 10
giebt's meoer unniiBes 8eosnfen NOD
louitige Sinoerlilie. Gtnigen gfuben
baben bie Nnlerttaner pon otelem Ser
baltntB; benn i'm Nugemeinen
limb Dtefe Sfft3tere moDIer3os
GEN unD y aben cute Wantereu.
llulptufiirli0 trGgen tie einen 16etl ibrer
guten @ebenSart auf Die 6remOen ilber
uno MAJ fam baber Das gauge Herbdlts
nib gelptnerlnaBen ais cine S0uIe
ur Die Nmertf q nee I, ais etnen
lluterrt0t 0erlelben III b0flIGen MuHiez
rem betrahten." -
Dieies @eitGlDuiB 1T Dem 0msrifaner
! au6eniGetnItb 1hDer getGuen; oenn
elei0 oarauf eraablt CT III fldgli6em
Gone mie Die me:iten bieier Sfftsiere
BET iDrer @lrmutb uno BET iDrem iOGbtgeI
Soloe nt0t einmal 1elber Die 0eiratb5z
Sautton lteuen f0nnten, bic ELL 0eutl6er
Offtster, tpenn CT betratDeu pole, fteuen
milIle, Dte aber lebtDaS &rteg5oepdrtes
ment zines ie0en oeutl6en StaGteS Der
8ertpa6rungsort fir gar Diele bon ante>
rtfaniI1en S@mtegereltern gelteIte Gau7
tionen Oieler Qtrt lei - uno gan3 be1on7
oers oa5 f0nigl. ia0iti6e &rtegsGmt, DG
Der iG6itl6e Otfi5ter CBlo9s ppatenter
Gerl nit etipa5 fran3oitl0 : fofettem
SAltff") Der ail5teDenD1te BON Mlen lei.
Der eiferlit6ttge Nnterifauer er5d5lt
Sam, I'm ietne Guf Die 1G0ltl0en 0erren
Son in 5tDeterlet Gu6 10 leDr erpt6ten
4anOSmauninneH 5u lDaruen Ii. ab5uiOre7
Gen, nod meDrcre i0auertt6e @ei0i6teH
poni traurisen GnOe FOLDER Chen, naz
u1entli0 BON Der affenQrtt9en Se9en0ig@
fett, mDmit berarttge id6iilde GbemGuz
net bic amerifautlbe Srau iiBen lalen,
1obalo Dur1 etlen Stnan5frab ooer auf
Qlloere gSetle iDr 8erm0gen fl0ten 9eDt.
9eun feblt e8 a%uerotn9S niUt All tranz
rigeu 8etlpielen bieIer Qtrt, tpcnn aud
felit ipesieu id6iii6er Sal Dorgefommen
1et1 mag. Qtm beoentLi6iten iimo oer=
arttse Chen, tpeun Der oeuti0e Sft3ier
GUS Spefutation auf Die 9anO elmer ret@
6en An~erifanertu gum 0eierteur wirO.
2(ber tpenn Der @epdbrSmann Der Gbiz
caeo Zines ioI9e Chen ~iiberbaupt ais
ungliidli9e bartlett, 10 ipriht woDl aus
i6m bauptid9li6 gtetO unO @iferiu@t auf
Die iG6ltl9en Oft8iere, BON oenell er ia
1clblt geiteben muB, OaB bic Nmerifaner
i'm 8untte Der 8iloung ulb 2e6enSart
gar Dtel bon tDnen lerneu f0nuen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-15
9entT@e Gpra6e auS gele8repD+

Die fat idranfenIofe 3%uiGmmenz
febuu9Sfdbigfett ipel0er Die peuti@e
Spra0e it6 ritDmt, bat, pte Elm eben ers
10ieuener GrlaB oes Jtei03@Gele9r0pbens
antics benefit, iDre ftnanSteueH Imam
nebmlt6feite1, mo Die @e6llbren fir ZEE
Iegramlne Na9 Der W0rter3GBI bers9net
tDer0cn.
9ur@ bie3en GrlaB uerben Die 6eute
l9en Observation-Disclosures G%rgentelen,
le0eS Wort, ba5 miutitrli0 aus IN { |
Sublt0nttDen gebiloet tporoen lit, Bop
pelt 81 aGblen, bamit ieoes ctnfGde &ez
Ie0rarnm AUDI tptrflt1 III 5tpan6lg gSorte
cnt9alte. Die DeutIbe Spra@e bat Dem
W9lBbrau6 Gori0ub geletItet, Dem Iebt
onr0 1@Grfe Grittt Der etngelteferten Sec
le9ralnu1e eiu @noe gemG0t peroen lol.
so porlt9ttg, ipte man beinl S9retben
5tDet 9auptlporte our@ etnen WIloeltri0
in naDeren @onneT brtHgt, mug man III
Oeltl6lano fortan au0 bet Nbtal1lln9
zines Gelegramn15" Derfabreu, 1ogar nod
DOrit6ti9er, benn Die &eIegrapDenOer=
DGItuHg fennt betipielSDetie nt1t etlen
UArntmpro5eB". i%onoern nnr eInen
yNrntm Pro5eB". Sic iplro na9
5ebn Sabren ettDa, penn nit Den Ser@
tabren 9egeu ben Ggboti0atter bon Der
Surtspruoen3 cine CANA belttntlnte &ote1
gDrte pm Yroceiien be5etbHet miro, Die
3uIantnenfailul1g Der 5rpet Worte au Ell
llenl etn5Igen gelten lGllens nlbt Qher
idon ieBr, no eilem gewtnen Nrntm
ger9ps 10 Der BrpaeB 9ea1Gbt tpIro, mie
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-15

@iuens. SbatIa6en, tDie bic oben angez
fibrten, ais cine Grfiiuuug bieier 3upers
fidt 9elten Su IaIIeu?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-15

Mletneu seebrten &unben biene ~bier6nrb 3lr sef6utsen
EeuntuiBnabue, bab metn ~bisberi9er Oteiienoer,
Serr Ger& Grimm.
nt5t nss5r in metnen @ei6Ifte t6Gttg un6 ni6t 6erebz
tgt lit, iHr meme Jteduuu9 NIftrGge entge9en Al uebz
men pber ~iiberbappt fir mid Geibdjte Su perribten.
Wein GS observation-disclosures per6e i'd aGd) tpie
Dar meiter ~betretbeu, nno mid %beltreben, Heiue Nuuoen
aua ieruerbtH sur poaeH 3uirieoenbeit 81 %beoienen.
d. Gnoeri5,
8u6> H.. Experimentation 6anbIung,
$50 &afe StreSe, GbicasO.
~11in2tuio u2w6 If
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-15

Wc1forSo, am SOnntag, ben 6. Sum-. Elm
CCl*n"FIN i" StabIgraues Nfero nit elmer Narbe
am Stuterf6rper unb elmer Q8un6e oui benz &iGeu. Der
QSteoerbrtu9er erbGtt cine CUTE B%elobntug in
~12jn1tuio u1lpo 6S1 @Gentiport6 Quenue.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-15

Se0auta GIGMSeae,

perbetrafbet init Sobu 8rtnd uuo felt 2 3obren aus Gbt>
ca9o psridwluoet, miro erindt, ibre A6reIie an ben llms
ter5eidneteu su ien6en. ebenIO 2eute, wel4e IustuuIt
eeben fDnnen. GSiIbett1 GLamBcW in Sionep, @bams
paign So, 81, Boz so. 14Jn4mlw6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-15
,12lep1S laul ion Mp
sNnmmbeit tDteOcrDerNeIeMt.

Gin Spfer iuseuoider unflusbeit. plpourd ~uOr3eiti
oer Ierfan, gterpenidp66e &C. peranIaBt piro. bat
H1aeboem es per9ebIid ieOes oetauute Mites ueriu9t, eun
einfade Selbtfur eeiunbeH, pel6e IS ieiiJeu &~etoensee
uoIieu { I / iberieuoen piro. @~ereilire: 6. s., Ueee
pes, 78 Raliau Str., yeep QorE
11ap3WfiaEIp9 Die
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-15
(2tuS ser n8erIiner Gribiiue.)
Ste Bolts : M5rtuseatug 1T OCT
GGtpei5.

Sim Sonutag ben %. N1at lift in Der
Sdwei3 cine iener groBen S6la0ten ge@
i6lagen mor0en, lpie iie Die republic
fantl6e 8erfaiiung bes 2Gnbden5 in
pi6tieen Uduen %uotbpenbtg ma6t. Bte
i'm 2lpril porigen Sabre5 iiber Die neue
8nnoesperfaiIun9, 10 fano oiesmal iiber
Die beioeH pJGtisen Geiese, bstrefTe'lo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-15
SSouo=Horn1 III nerI0nfen.

esIeQen cine WteiIe n5rbli6 pom Wtafonptue, 9eIapore
So, Soma, 81 OteiIeu peitIt9 pon Dubuque, beitebeub
aus $50 Ifer Rrotrte uno 10 ELDER 9ol;Iano, fait ales
inter Gultur. Sabmes raSzQ8teientan ltnb 0atOen,
gut ~bepdiiert bMr5 einen Bad, swei quite Drummer uno
etne ME pe~rlogenbe aneGe in ben Stofs garSs; CUTE Gez
bGuoe. 0bit9orten unb SGattenbdume. Cine aus9es
setGuete Sto6s 5orm. NGberes BET
g. g. S1ia4&, MaIonpiIe,
14in3m[D6 Selaware Co., Soma.
Arizona citizen., 1875-07-31

THE seats for the public school house will be in Yuma about the 12th of August.
 HENRY BUEHMAN is removing his pho- tograph gallery to Congress street near the convent school-house.
 DIED.-In Tucson, July 26, 1875, of heart disease, Topsey, aged four months and twenty days.
 s. H. DRACHMAN, just returned from Pueblo Viejo, says immense crops of corn are growing there, but there has been too much rain for good barley harvest.
 THE work of leveling down and up the courthouse plaza, is about completed. When once the dirt becomes solid the value of the improvement will be better appreciated.
 FERD BERTHoLD who was in from san Pedro this week, says rain falls nearly all the time out there; that last week it fell every night and some times very heavy, too.
Arizona citizen., 1875-07-31

ARMY MATTERs.-June 1, 1875, Capt. Frederick E. Grossman of the Seventeenth Infantry, at one time agent of the Pimas and Maricopas, resigned his commission ill the Army. April 24, 1875, the President appoint First Lieutenant James H. Lord of the Second Artillery to be assistant quartermaster with rank of Captain, and on the same day First Lieutenant James M. Marshall of the Fourth Ar tilery to be assistant quartermaster vice Gen'l Dandy promoted. Gen'l Dandy was stationed at Yuma Depot in 1S70-1. May 25, 1875, Second Lieut.. Louis A. Craig was transfer red from the Ninth Infantry to the Sixth Cavalry.
 Since writing the above, we observe that Capt F. E. Grossman has been appointed collector of customs at Fer. nandinO, Florida.
 In setting up our Camp Lowell dis patch of last week, the typo made il say that A company of the Sixth Cavalry was stationed at Bowie and H at San Carlos, whereas the dis patch located H company at Bowie and l. company at San Carlos. Any body who knows anything about proof reading will know why such ar error would be overlooked.
Arizona citizen., 1875-07-31

SHIPMENTS THIS WEEK.-We have learn ed of the following in this line; Quin- lan's train took away for Yuma from Lord & Williams 900 pounds wool, lot of hides, etc. L. NJ Jacobs & Go. shipped a a lot of hides and pelts by train of Anna bisca. Thursday, E. N. Fish & Co. ship, ped a lot of wool and pelts by Deguerre's train; also by same train lots of merchan- disc for Blackwater and Pima Villages, and 1000 pounds lead bullion to Florence to ald working ores from the Pinal mines. E. N. Fish x Co. also received a large lot of lumber this week from Gardner's saw mill in the Santa Ritas, some of which goes to finish up the flouring mill of Solomon Warner, just across this valley. Early in the week Lord & Williams ship ped per Fully &y Ochoa's teams from E. N. Fish & Co. s mill 50,00O pounds flour for the Indians at San Carlos; also same train took some freight to Camp Grant.
Arizona citizen., 1875-07-31
Yuma County.

Summarized from The Sentinel ot July 24:
 July 19 and p, the steamers Colo rado and Gila with freight and passen- gers from the Newborn which arrived at the mouth of the river July 16 The passengers were Major D. T. Wells, and servant, Major E. C. Woodruff, wife and child, Col A. O. Tassin, Dr. c. B Price, L. A. Berteling, Dr. c. F. Williams, two laundresses, and 3S U. s. soldiers.
 The Gila continued up the river July 23, with Maj. E. c. Woodruff, Col. A. G Tassin and company ot the 12th Infantry to take station at Fort Mohave.
 All the balance of the machinery, material and fixtures for the construc- ton of the c. s. N. Co.'S new steamer for the Colorado, arrived at the mouth of the river by the Newborn on the 16th. The company expect to have this new steamer completed and ill running order by the first of next September.
 The contract taken by David Neahr some time ago, to haul 300 tons of ore from the Picacho mine to the mill, has just been completed by that ener- getic teamster Fred. Fredley, who arrived in town with the teams last Monday.
 Dr. Crist, wife and child came in last Saturday by stage, from the Pima reservation, where the Doctor has been for some years resident phy- sician. They rested in town over Sun day, and on Monday took the stage for San Diego, en route for their home in Illinois.
 Great improvement has been made during the week on the large house of Wm. B. Hooper 6 Co.,, by plastering it on the outside.
 J. M. Samanlego arrived last MoL- day with his wagon train from Tue son, with 14,OOO pounds of wool to be shipped to San Francisco.
 Goldberg's wagon train arrived here last Monday from Tucson, with 16,OOO pounds of wool for San Francisco.
 Major Lord and his chief clerk, MT. Constant, left for Tucson ill the Majors private conveyance last Mon day. Capt. Geo. D. Nagle accom- panied them.
 On last Thursday evening between 6 and ' o'clock James $. Spann was found lying dead on the floor of his residence. We were conversing with MT. Spann down town less than an hour before his death. He was com plaining of pain in his head and said he thought he had neuralgia.
 It seems that about i o'clock MT Spann walked down town, after which his wife went out to call on 8
Arizona citizen., 1875-07-31

SONORA merchants continue to come to Tucson, to buy goods. MT. Araiza of Al tar, is in town and has made pretty large purchases from several of our leading firms. Yesterday morning, his tour-horse team were allowed to run away at the corner Of Main and Congress streets, and the wagon was pretty badly crippled. The team came nearly running into the stores of Lord & Williams and s. H. Drachman, and just grazed THE CITIZEN corner. Charley Etche!l was right on the ground and no doubt took pleasure in doctoring up the disabled vehicle. Teams should not be allowed to run away in streets as that one did.
Arizona citizen., 1875-07-31

SAMUEL HUGHES (assayer) came in from Florence early in the week and eX- pected to return before to-day. He in forms us that the smelling furnaces of Hughes and Arey and MT. Jennings, near Florence, are in operation. They are con- stantly improving and enlarglng. Mir. Hughes says a mill is most needed, as the ore is mostly milling ore. It is under stood that Nash 61 Go. will erect theil mill at Florence, and that it will have 8 capacity of ten tons per day. But at the rate mines are being discovered in the Pinal mountains, one mill will afford but limited accommodations
Arizona citizen., 1875-07-31

ALTHOUGH most of the grapes now in this market are grown in Sonora, very fine ones are produced in this valley. Leopoldo Carrillo is bringing in nice ones from his vines, and last week we saw some ripening in the back yard of MT. Tully's residence on Pennington street But for the unusual frost which fell all over the southern and much of the northern part of the country last April 6, Mr. Fully would have had tree loaded with peaches. He will have some bush els of grapes.
Arizona citizen., 1875-07-31

THE Colorado Steam Navigation Com pany has done another graceful act of value to this community, in returning to the Trustees of the public school here S114.50 currency, previously paid to it for freight on sash and blinds for the win dows of the new public school house. The company has scored np many acts of generosity to the public, but none that are better appreciated than those connect ed with the schools of the Territory.
Arizona citizen., 1875-07-31

friend. Upon her return she found her husband dead, as above stated. No one saw him die. MT. Spann was an old resident of Yuma county, ar irving here in 1863. At the time of his death he was recorder of the coun- ty, this being the third term of his election to that office. The cause of his sudden death is not determined, as the coroner declined to hold an in quest. He was a native of Alabama and aged about 50 years.
Arizona citizen., 1875-07-31

PAYMAsTER Col. TAYLOR and clerk re- turned to Tucson on Thursday. He paid all the incoming Sixth Cavalry and the outgoing Fifth-save one company at Fort Wnipple-up to June b. The party expe- Mir. Norton of Grant, came in with Col. TaNlOr.
Arizona citizen., 1875-07-31

Two emigrant wagons and families passed here eastward bound yesterday. It is a sort of habit that some people have of moving back and forth between Texas and California, living from one to two years in place at time. These may or may not be some of this element. If they like it, we cannot see any reason why they should not keep it up. The life is surely healthy and now that the Indians are quiet, it is safe enough.
Arizona citizen., 1875-07-31

DISTRICT ATTORNEY GOODRICH has re- tained E. B. Pomroy, Esq, to assist in criminal prosecutions in the ensuing term of the district court for Pima county. Dur ing Mir. Goodrich's temporary absence to the Gila, MT. Pomroy will attend to any business in his behalf.
Arizona citizen., 1875-07-31
SAN PEDRO STATION.

VIM. OHNRsoRGEN, Proprietor. AT THE CROSSING OF THE SAN PIE .h DRO on the road leading from Tucson to the
 RIO GRANDE, CAMPS BOWIE, GRANT and APACHE, SAN CARLOS and
 PUEBLO VIEJO, respectfully solicits the patronage of the public.
 The table will be supplied with the
 Best of Everything Che market affords, and every attention paid to the comfort and convenience Of travellers.
 I constantly keep on hand large
 Supply of Hay and Grain, also Provisions and Groceries such as are
 required by the
 Travelling Public. The BAR will be supplied with the best of Wines, Liqnors and Cigars. Feb 6, 1875. H-u
Arizona citizen., 1875-07-31

TIE attention of our merchants and dealers in paints, oils, elc., is directed to Yates & Company's advertisement in THE CITIZEN The firm is prepared to furnish everything mentioned and also is deter mined to make it to the advantage of all who deal with them.