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Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-08-19

California and Arizona Stage Go.
Semi-weekIy from
Prescott, Florence and wickeneurg,
through to
san BernardIno and Los Angeles
IN Six Days,
Carrying the United states Malls, and the
California and Arizona Express Co.'S
Packages and Express, Connect
ing with Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
Express at San Bernar-
dino, California.
OUR CONCORD COACHES LEAVE
" san Bernardino daily with passengers.
United States Mails and Wells. Fargo .
CO.'S Express, connecting with Railroad
NJ Spadra, running through to Los Ange-
les IN ninety minutes. Arizona passen-
gers over these routes cross the ella and
salt Rivers, pass through
Phoenix, Colorado River Indian Reserva-
ton, Ehrenberg, Dos Palmos, Aqua
Calieute or Great Hot Mineral
Springs, Celebrated san Cor
gOniO Pass, and many
places Of interest along
the whole Route
schedule OF Time
Going North.
Leave Florence a. IN. Tuesdays.
ATrINa Nlte e. ftfrrfr n
Leave Wickenburg "a. m. Wednesdays.
Arrive Prescott "a. m. Thursdays.
Going North.
Leave Florence : a. m. Saturdays
Arrive WlckenbuTg o a. IL. Sundays.
Leave Wickenb burg "a. m. Sundays.
Arrive Prescott "A. m. Mondays.
Going South.
Leave Prescott p. II. Tuesdays.
Arrive Wickenburg 8 a. m. Wednesdays.
Leave Wickenburg a. m. Wednesdays,
Arrive Florence a. IN. Mondays.
Going South.
Leave Prescott l D. m. Saturdays.
Arrive Wickenburg a. N. Saturdays
Leave Wickenburg a. IN. Sundays.
ArrlVe Florence a. IN. Mondays
Wickenburg to White Water.
Leave Wickenburg Wednesday a. III.
Arrive Ehrenberg Thursday q. N.
Leave Ehrenbcrg Thursday 7..I a. IN.
ArrlNe Whlte water every Friday I'D p III
For particulars apply at these offices:
+. J. STARKE,. ................. Prescott,
J. w. EVANS, ................ ........... Phoenix.
+. y. FISH & Co, .....................Fl Florence.
r. o. GRANT, Hardyville,
j. II. HUGHES, ..............S san BeTuardinO.
GEO. PRIDHAM. ....... los Angeles.
j. II. PIERSON, Secretary.
General Office at Wickenburg.
November 20. 7-tf
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-08-19
Trl-Weekly Mail Line

III w etkly MAIL Line
yuma Divlsion),
FROM TUCSON TO YUMA.
u ERENS & MITCHELL. CONTRACT
IN ors' Jas. A. Moore, Superintendent
FOur-hOrse coaches arrive az Tucson
Every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT.
URDAY.
Leave MON DAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY at pm.
Arriving AZ Yuma in days: connecting
with the san Diego Division OF the same
line OF stages direct to san Francisco
Time TO San Diego days.
FARES AND FREIGHTS.
Tucson to Florence, SO 90
Tucson TO Maricopa, go 90
Tucson to San Diego, 100
Tucson TO Yuma, as 90
Tucson to san Francisco, IS 90
Tucson TO Florence, cents per pound.
Tucson 10 Yuma, y cents per pound.
Tucson TO San Diego, 40 cents per pound.
.Agents.-F'rank staples, Tucson; James
vi. Barney. Yuma; Z. y. Fish & CO.,
Florence.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-08-19

The most ordinary job VIII receive care
IN. and prompt attention, and rh' most
iifhcU.t styles of work ALI have tuli iu,-
ticg done t0 their merits.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-08-19
Close Buyers

VIII and 30 % their advantage 10 examine
our goods and prices before purchasins
elsewhere.
LORD s. WILLIAMS.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-08-19

DRINTED DEEDS FOR MINING OR
Agricultural lands. according 20 the
requirements uf the Arizona Statutes. FOR
sale 40 The CITIZEN Office. ~ ten cents
each.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-08-19
y acifc : ia t e : .

, Volumes, Syo.. 1000 pages; OCOpperplate
Maps, and 325 Illustrations. Bound
Cloth. sheep, Half Morocco,
Half Russian. Half Calf,
Full Russia and
Tree Calf
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-08-19
THE BOOK OF THE SEASON.

? MOST MAGNIFICENT CHRISTMAS
PRESENT!
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j. -. Mansfield
Summons.

Pioneer News Depot, Agent, Tucson
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-14
WHALEMEN.

Arrived Mt RUSSELL NJ April lG Lagoda Lewis,
NJ With $50 bbls 80 for the year 18th Niger, nlis n'
Fuller Nh with 100 bbs and 200 do VIII 2lst ship Jas
January Ia 700 bulls for the voyage May .. bark Eliza
bark John West is reported at Tscahuano about April
letter board bark Perry. Bassett, Edgartown
humpback las. cruise. Would be At bermuda July /.
letter from cmpt Clifford. Of the bsrx vigant Of NIB
sss cuiss-eSo bbs sp ali told Would ship oil homo and
sail on short cruise in the bay. humpbacking.
ports her arrival al barbados with 800 bbis So OIL which
had been shpped-4oo bbs sp ali told.
reports her at Tacshuano April IS with bbs sp oil on
board and ready for having refted for one
touched Pernambuco Nay 49, had taken $50 bills oil
letter from Capt Handy Of bark Mary Susan Of NIB
her It T.icahuano April IA ready for sea- would re-
turn suo%s S%v l. M.x Tho .,,v.
there that day Of bark Palmetto Bcles With 500 bbis
sp oil. which would ship per brig William anthony to
bark President I'd: 376 Ocean, from
Adcne Gibbs and ~ from bark Dracc
Helena April "a and that she would sai that day
to cruise.
at Talcshuano May g. 10 sail that day for Massatuero
letter from Capt Herendeen, OF bark Falcon OF NB
sage around Cape Horn and lost S5oom and waist on
Socorro took large whne but only saved 90 bols
letter from Capt Turner Of bark Napoleon Of NB re-
ports her At Tacahuano April 20 ready for sea; had 100
The bark Eliza Adams ien Bluff Harbor for New Bedford
April III obtained only 45 tons since last September;
took home 90 tons o. bark Tan.arlane's catch
with u bills oil and ~ DO VIII do. and the Mary
Frazer. Of NB; on the siss; with 22op btls sp;
Bay OF islands April II with 275 bills 50 since December
and the California Of NJ same syspng wish $50 do 50
Reports the Lagods WE'LL with $50 bbls for the yesr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-14
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER voLusrA. running between the Upper st Johns
and Jacksonville blown ashore last week In gale oi
wind ste had two anchors fast NJ the time but dragged
them both until she struck about 4u yards from shore
between the bar and Melionvlle Not much damage was
done. and she would soon be aioat.
scnR cnRoxo into the railroad bridge at Scwbury
port evening Of June knocking the section OF the draw
was slightly damaged
Sem Jonx CApwALApER Phiuney nj Jacksonville from
New York before reported In collision with schr Nor
rt had her bowsprt Captan Phnney states that
he saw the Merritt before the fog shut in aud that the two
vessels must have been together for mile aud hall
and thinks she could have blown her fog horn or he
would have heard II.
Capt Thomas @ Stoddsrd. Of ship Game Cock has been
presented with Of Tany's best gold hunting
Watches AS testimonial Of esteem for resculny twelve
Japanese satorn In the Pacific Ocean. In April 1870 IL
bears the following inscription the inside case Pre-
sented to Capt Stoddard. American ship Game Cock
testimonial from the Japanese government, xcknowl
edgfng his brave OF twelve wrecked seamcn 1879
On tho outside IL his monogram, s. and the other
side Is = monogram OF 1875.
HALIFAX June l3A chr reports that she picked
them
New York and Portland
All the colhcrs in Pictou shipping coal
NV BEDFORD June l2-Schr Jas Fannigan. OF Phtla-
deipha IL ashore Vest Chop Steamer Matthias Vine
yard went TO her assistance, but did not wish Ex
peced so come OIL TIDE "A telegram received ut night
says that the came of without damage and pro.
ceedcd
Codd shpbroker has sold brig Rescue OF this port
for Joseph Butler ana others. to l. Sylvia
Amboy for Lynn. ashore at Saaconnet will on first
high tide.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-14
SUICIDE OF A DRUG CLERK.

Coroner woitman beld inquest yesterday after
noon in the Of William Gerhardt, drug clerk, who
committed suicide by taking morphine on Monday
night
Mrs. Lima Gerhardt testincd:-I am the wife OF de-
ceased, and reside Corandt avenue, between l56th
and l57th streets; my husband drug clerk, and
until the LIST OF last January employed as travelling
clerk by Loze Marsh Gardner, Of old street; since
that time he has been of work and unable TO
any money, although he tricd hard On Monday night
nj O'Clock he called and said that he had taken
morphine and wanted TO bid me goodby. ran for Dr.
Zcngrc Cortlandt avenue who arrived and gave
him cniotic several physicians treated him till he
died, which was attwo O'Clock this afternoon; know
OF other rcaSon for nv husband having taken tho
poison than that he could boar the thought of be-
Ing unable to support mo and tho CHI dren
DR. Cushman testified that he made post mortem
examination and that DEATH hts opinion, caused
by overdose of acetate of morphine
The jury returned verdict that deceased came to his
death from morphine administered by himself while
laboring under a temporary alteration OF mind.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-14
NEWARK POLICE INVESTIGATION.

Tho investigating committee appointed to examine
charges Of illegal conduct preferred against Chief Of
Police John Mills concluded the pubic hearing Of wit
ncsses on Monday night and arcrward went into
secret session. Alderman William Uro then produced
aldavits In which It Is alleged that the Chief received
nearly $500 in payment Of licenses Tor show
ana exhibitions In April and May last ana
tailed " account TO the City Clerk Tor tho
money. IN answer TO the charge Chief
Mills said that he left the entre control OF the moneys
collected aud the keeping oil The books the hands OF
his clerk, Mr. Sanue Richardson, and that he always
signed the receipts bank, and gave them 10
Richardson TO use us occasion required. The com
mittec then adjourned unti Thursday evening when
another crct session Will be held.
Yesterday morning Richardson was arrested charged
by Chief Mills With cmbexxemcnL Previous TO his ar
rcst he made affidavit that he took only $50 OF tho
missing money. lie released giving In 500
10 answer the charge before the Grand Jury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-14

Steamer scyhia tBr3, Haincs. Liverpool Queenstown
& q Franckiyn.
steamer Greece (l,r). Andrews London-r W j Hurst,
steamer Royal STANDARD tBr. johnson. ianiburg-G
Amsinck K Co.
steamer city q Merida, Reynolds Havana Vera Cruz
Ac--f Alexandra sons
steamer Herman Livingston. Mallory. savannah--w X
Garrison.
mond-Old dominion steamship 20.
steamer Neptune. Berry. Bssou--i b Dimoek
Ship Friedrich (uer, Bruggcman, Bremen-Di,l Rad
mann.
bark Won Moitke DR. Mct,uIy. Lonaon--J Whitney 4
Bark Mary Pratt say,n Gloucester, E-Brett Son Co
BARK Spanker whitehiil. Ga>sow--Jas Elweli 4 Co.
BARK Everett Gray. Lorng Cock or Famsuth
] Vi Winchester Il Go.
Bark ArcAda On Anderson, Cork Falmouth Tor or
Bark Sirius (Norj Holm Cork for orders-Funch Edys 4
Co
BARK Aphrodite (3r). Bass, Artwerp-craadaiI Bros.
Bark Nynphen tNorl. kjoe. hsmburg-funch Edge
Bark Tomo txorl Larsen. Rotterdam Louis TetenS
Bsrk ilurra (Sorb Hansen Rotterdam-C Tobias & Co.
Bark Gernania tPorv. Pciiea, oporto-h aremeyer
brig Balclusha tBrl. Alton, oporto--wm Nelson. Jr
Brig Henry 1rowbridre. Thomas. - kitts-Joaes
hing Water Witch Daily, Ba:ssnore-Dix a Bell
Ser Cumberland, Webber Cork Tor orders-B Metcalf
Co.
schr Annic Merritt. Lewis, Port Piaite-Bartram
.schr q Russell. Rankin. Baracoa- n wcaLers Co.
Gooa viii (Br1 Roberts, llarbof Island BanJoseph
sshr Ellen Orr. Mccsrrin. 81 John. Mp xsvius 4
seLr Speedway, Mitchell. Alma. NB-Nnier 4 Ilouxh-
ton.
sehr Julia Ward Jones. Ga.ves,on-H W Loud 4 Co.
Sehr h Il Barnes Lardsr. Richmond aud Norfolk
sehrF N.rwin Pierce. Georgetown. DC. via Alexandra
sshr kua.ss kieh. jenkins, Dessea--B wsnbsrr ca.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-14
AMUSEMENT


This beautiful garden, which has now become one Of
the choicest summer resorts in New York, and which
was once Roman Hippodrome, has for the FIRST time
this summer reganed its pristine glory onenbach
and Bouilard have given place to Gilmore and his band
oncnbach not exactly at homo tho garden. Ono
hundred musicians, three fourths OF whom were
booked for Baircuth' and swore by Wagner, were
rather too much for tho Franco German In
vcntor OF tho dta1ierie OF optra bonDe. Next
opera box6s was elevated undue degree
OF importance, in orchestral point Of View
which the public readily realized Tho advent OF Max
Maretxek, tho most popular OF all operate managers
and thorough adept In all the ways that are dark
and tricks are vain OF tha average orchestra
change Tor the better Max infused vitality into
the garden concerts. Gilmore came back Saturday
Light with his big military band, which he has now
brought to u standard Of discipline not only higher
than anything heretofore known in this country but
little lees than the organizations known in Europe
as Les Guides OF Brussels La Gardc Repubhcaine OF
PARIS, and the Hungarian band OF the Emperor Oh
Austria The band is better than ever. Il may be IN
crcstng TO musicians TO know the component parts OF
this band. They are AZ follows Two piccoos, Two
flutes, two concert flutes, one Tat piccoo clarinet
two at clarinets fourteen first fiat carncts, SIX
second Hat clarine's, four third naI
saxophoncs, tour agott, four obo, two alto
clarioncte, one bass clarionet This comprises the
family Of reeds and other wood instruments in Gil
more's band The brasses consist OF one fat cornct
two first Hat comets, two second fiat comets, two
HAT trumpes OF the most improved kind. two hucge
horns French horns three alto horns, two y flat
tenor horns, two baritone fiat horns, four tromoones
i've bass tubas and small army OF instruments OF
percussion Over 100 musicians make up this band.
Gilmore has succeeded In reducing this musical force
INTO perfect shape Last night his programme was an
ambitious and varied one extending all the way from
Smith up TO Verdi Arbuckls and Levy played cornet
solos Levy comes back to New York with
embouchure unilnpaired and with q cornct
delivery moro brilliant and more effective than ever.
The triple cncores seemed TO DO emphatic on tho
part or he audience and deserved the part OF
the renowned artist than year ago. Arbucklc was
also welcomed back with degree OF enthusiasm that
was worthy OF such an accomplished and painstaklng
artist The house very large and very select Tho
display OF the horticultural Society
additional feature In tho garden. T. y. Gilmore and
his band have revived Scat and brilliant fortunes
OF Gilmores Garden IL known last summer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-14
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. June 13-Arrived, schr Hattie Cove, Nsr
chant, Rosario
ALICANTE June 9-Saled brig Giles Loring, Anderson,
New York sailed from csdix)
BELFAST June l2-Arrivcd brig Florence (Br) Foster,
Bull River SC; 18TH bark Alberto Qtab Coin. Balti-
Sailed 18th, bark John Larway tBr). Larway, North
America.
cxrrs-sailed. brig W Greaves tBr,. for Huelva.
CARR CLsAn, juno l2-oh. bark Lord Clarendon (Bp,
Nichols, from New Orleans for Liverpool
DEAL June 13-Arrvcd bark John Marsh, Pickett, New
York tor Hamburg.
DUBLIN. Juue ls-Arrlved bark Sarah Cam (sr) Ell
bridge. philadelphia
DuxxrRx. June l2-sailsd, brig Chas Purves Small
United States.
DusDAIr, June ls-Arrived brig Mentor (Nor,. Knud
sen. Boston.
DARoAxsLLHs- Arrived, bark Marie lAus). Cummns
New York for Odessa.
EAST HARrLxrooL. juno 12-Arrived bark Condor Nor)
Olsen. Darien.
GLOUCESTER, juno ls-ssied, bark Lorsnso Cogoeto
Qtai. Poggi. United STATES
Arrived in Kngroad 18TH bark Principe Amadeo do sa
VIOLA utaD. Resseto, Now York for Gloucester
HUT June l3-Arrived, bark Emma Muller Ger, Kad.
ing. Boston
HAvRR, June 12-ssiled, ship Golden Rule. Morse. New
York; bark Bristol. Fossctt. do.
LvKnrooL June l2Arrivsd. ship Dovcnby (Br. Barker
Po tland o: bark Aphcus Marshall (Br), Parker. New
York; 18th. ship Quorn (Br). Peterson. Mobile
sailed 18th. ship Eric the Red Small, San Francisco;
Three Brothers. Cumming. New York.
LONDON June l3-Arrivcd. steamer Canada tBr). Sum-
ner New York; barks Herha tGcr) RandhoT. do; Lady
Lampson ,Br). vandn. Victoria, vCf
Also arrived 18TH barKs Nynhcer (Ger). Sager Whining
ton Nc Queen Dr. Graham, Philadelphis; Jupiter
(gus), Harman Baltimore.
ccared 18Th brig Prosperc Nor. Olsen. United States
Lynn June I2-sslcd. BARK Kate Howe dBr. Mcyeely,
North America.
Lxrm June is-Arrved bark Finn (xor), Anonscn, New
Orleans.
LIMERICK June i3-sailcd bark Springs tB). Treffey
North America
NovlLLK June IL. 8 AM-Arrivcd. steamer Bolivia (Br
oronro-Arrived barks Calls tNor) Hansen, Pensacola
Da Capo tNor, svenden Darien brig Compccr tBr,. Ellis
Bstin,ore scIr Florence Shay. Van clcaf. New York.
Plymouth. June H. PM-Arrived, steamer st Laur
ent m Laschencx New York for Havre land proceeded.
Arrived IN the Channel 18TH bark Bredsdorf lNorj.
Hassct. Pascagonla for Antwerp.
PxxARrn. June l3Arrved, ship George skoiHcid. Reed
Hamburg bark Oliver Emery tBr, swastrdgs So John.
NIB.
QurxssrowS. June i3-Arnvsd. bark Keystone OBJ.
Thompson. New York
RIVAL June 4-ssiled. ship Jacob stamisr Crystal,
United States
ST. xAxAInx June s-saied. bark lilo ct vnians ORR.
Fernandina-
SOUTHAMPTON. June l3-Arrived. steamer Main (Ger),
Richmsn. New York for Bremen and proceeded
TrxgL. June l2-Arrvcd. bark HOPE (NoD, Stoesen,
Pensacola
wisnxAcH, June is-Arrived, bark Joequn (Br), Gard
ner. Boston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-14

Havana, June i2Arivsd. steamers Leo, Daniels. New
es Handy Phaaep hs: isS City Of Mex
leo sherwood Vera Cruz for New York.
s'1I JUNE IA ss,sa steamer H0ernAn 3D.
Sailed SRI. n. sssamss Geo washincsou, whitshsad.
steamer. Geo orS%ss for New York. and Falmouth. for
.pa APR. ship gsr~ss nsg ss sS.
Marie GER. surmesser, Now York; Major Ausr,. Fin
MsLnognss. April is-In port, ship Akbsr. Lemsen,
ssmoS M,ls, from Boston; bsrs Chattanooga Freeman
MA,.szAs june lo-Arrivsd brig Lillian Br $. John
Anita Owen re.sengll. glasgow; sehr Hannah AcLOon
Sailed iish sehr Ramon de A,ura. Mcbride, north Of
,XswclsrLx. xsw. April il-s.ied bark. , Tower
.a.S H as's %
bark. y % s.. s,.n;:sS
lewis Morse rom Auckland Arrived April "a Tor Masils
ETA Loriny Lorins from Melbourne arrived s7sh; and
Noarn srDs.r; cB June laArrssa ru1Jsus ;sr VIII
: PoRr kvsa June s-Anved. brig Alice N tBr Laverty,
sQUEaKc, June e-Arrived, ship Rod jacket; Bigan.
ss a. TSss ssy ol
entscn. do Prince Leopold ochrane do BAvssw Route.
Have: barks solerta Olsen. Lverpocl Cordeia McDier
sissssss s;,s:s Si
son.. Newport for Montreal: brig Scotia. Pictou
for Montreal; Little Annie. Hoffman, Trinidad; Olthea,
Farrell Youeha llth barks Helen Douglas Port Modoe
Garsherre Armstrong. Msryport: Mermaid Jenkins New
port Equity, Nordsirom Waterford Equinox. Redhe
HAr,iepool Ocean whitesds Liverpool Congress- NcKen
xe haryport Eiieser undressen swanson Tor Montreal
Earl OF shaesbury laiversen. ondon for Three Rivers
Cleared 9TH bark Psrrna mot H.yans Larsen London
10Th steamer Comma Luckhurxt London; ships bonanza
Webster Dupln zinrars Johnson London; 6srks Annie
be5 Newco g.Ii Belfast; velcx. stubb, London.
cisco. Waddcl. San Francisco.
Sailed. April as-ship y-don Br) Lisle, San Fran
cisco.
In port. May 6-Steamer Zealanda (Br) Csrgill. for
and Iron Duke ,Bri. McKenny. for San Francisco.
SYDNEY. CB. June l2-Saied steamer Swalidalo (Br) .
Steward (rom NontreaD. for London
IT john. NIB June 12Arrivcd brig Rapid (new), Roth
say schrs Don Pedro Boston land cleared to reurn) I'm
prudence tBr), Provdsnce; 18th, n Sawyer, rhilsde
phia.
do: Walden dr. do.
Sailed 18TH bark sesward (Br McGregor London; brig
A w Goddard tBr), Lewis, Galway.
VICTORIA. VI June 3Arrved, steamer Dakota. Nor Sc
San francisco.
wnAxroA May Is-In port ship Charter Oak Smith, for
New York.
YARMOUTH Ms. Juno i2-Arrived sehr Mary Pike, New
York.
ZANZIBAR May 14-Arrved bark Glide, Bachelder Alden
tsnd sailed Nay ~ for BOSTON,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-14
INCENDIARISM IN BROOKLYN.

About ono O'Clock yesterday morning fire dis
covered IL the livery stables OF George W. Mcdonald
Nos 5s3 TO 597 Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn The flames
cxtngushed without much loss The act was
clearly that Of incendiary and might have led to
loss OF HE In the upper part OF the building Ed
ward Brennan, his and child, and in tho lower
part oil the stable twenty horses. The stable
door locked at eleven o'clock Monday night by
Morgan Lacey, one OF tho workmen, and having
sion to into the stable at O'Clock he discovered
the tire, which WAS burning against the woodwork In
the Office. An old mattress had been saturated with
kerosene oil and lett burning large fire also
found between the beams under the stairs No Glow
has been obtained as TO the incendiary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-14
NEW HAMPsHIRE's SENATOR.
CONCORD. June ID. 1870

CONCORD, June IL, 1870
The canvass in the interest OF tho various candi-
dates for United States Senator who to be elected in
the Legislature week. is Ucins very actively
RED on, but far be judged the situation not
materially changed. There certain rumors regard
ing the candidacy OF Hon. Onsiow Stearns, one Of
which Is that he con,enplaes Withdrawing mis- name
from the contest but IS authoritatvcly denied The
contest growing very and the friends of both
Hon. h. H. Rollins ana Mr.. Stcarns claim increasing
strength.
Al republican caucus held tonight II voted 10
hold y 10 pominxte senator on Thursday
evening IL Is thought tho chances OF Hon. n. II
Rollins have greatly improved aud that hc will DO
nominated tho nrst ballot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-14
MAN ROAsTERs ARRESTED.

In yesterdays HERALD report was given Of tho
roasting OF tho feet Of man named Hcironymus
lnderweis by three men, who adopted this mode
OF torture in order compel him to tell where his
money was concealed. Yesterday morning he idcnti.
He'd two OF his torturers, named Lawrence Frnk and
Edward Evertz, Germans residing ON Bloomfield ave-
nue., Newark, who arrested by Detectives Fisher
and smith, oil the Newark police.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-14
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

young woman named Josephine Sorrill, having .
child IN hor arms applied for lodgings at tho police
stat on in Newark Monday evening" while under the
influence Of liquor She objected being locked in
cell by herself and said II she lett alone she would
put an end to herself The officer who locked her up
soothed her Tears and departed. On visiting her
shortly attcrward he discovered her hanging by the
neck OF tho bars Of her cell door, She tied
handkerchief and stockings together and then fastened
end 10 the bar. meking slip with the other
end round her neck She then caught tho child In hcr
arms, and dropped down nearly to her knees She
was almost strangled before she was cut down
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-14
OFFICIALS IN OPPOSITION.

The contest between County Physician Stout and the
Jersey City has been carried TO disgrace
full extent Coroner Cannon has not held an inquest
for weeks because Dr. Stout dpostiveIy 10
"throw anything IN his way" Coroner Cannon, how
ever, took steps yesterday 10 curb the power OF ho
County Physician. The body OF an infant was found
the street last Sunday morning DR.. Stout, withous
making any investigation. gave permit Tor burial.
Coroner Cannon interiered and had post norton cx
animation made, which revealed the Tact that the child
had been born alive and have been strang Ito
will accordingly hold inquest on Saturday evening