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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-30
SHERIFF'S SALE.
SATURDAY, APRIL 81. 1877

By virtue OF sundry wrlts issued out OF the Court
% VI IolinQn non teas oi Columbia county and 70 me al
IECuea' VII os exposed TO public sale at the Court
louse In bloomsbury at one O'Clock p. IN, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 81, 1877,
All the following real estate situate in Greenwood
township Columbia county, Pennsylvania, bounded
on the north by lands OF Isaac Dewitt, by land Of
John Mather on the south, by land OF John Parker
on the west, and land OF John Kline on the east
containing one-halr acre more or less on which are
erected story-and-a-half dwelling house. frame; a
blacksmith shop, frame stable and out-bulldpps.
selled taken into execution, and 10 be sold as the
property OF j. \. Hummel
ALSO,
the undivided half Of the following tract OF land
situate IN Pine township, Columbia county. Penn.
syNNn,a' bounded ana described as follows on tho
north by land OF John Whitmoyer and others. ON
the east by land OF Thomas Benneld ana others on
the south by land OF James shultz and others and
on the west by land OF solomon Dirke and others
containing three hundred and seventy acres more O
less. N
Seized taken into execution ami to be sold as the
property OF John Lore.
ALSO,
All that certain lot OF ground situate In the Town
Oh Espy' columbia county, Pennsylvania bounded
and described as follows ON the north by an alley
On the east by lot OF Lloyd NJ Petit ON the south
by public road leading TO Bloom and ON the west by
an alley on which are erected frame dwelling house
| and oatbulldlngs.
Seized, taken into execution and to be sold os thu
| property OF John q. Creyeng.
ALSO,
The following tract OF land situate In Minlin
township Columbia county, Pennsy lvania, bounded
anu uescrloed us iohoWs, to-wit; on the north by
lands OF stephen Heller, east by land OF Alexander
Hannah and Samuel Greasy, south by lands OF
George Brown and William Crea 81, west by David
Brown and Aaron W. Hess. containing one hti.it.raa
acres more or less whereon are erected a plank
house. a good bank barn aud other out-buidngs
Seized taken into execution and TO be sold as the
| property OF Nathan Nuss
| CONDITIONS OF sALE.-Purchasers must p.y
ten per cent. OF the purchase money, or at least
enough 70 cover all COSTS at striking down OF sale
otherwise property 70 b. resold u ynce.
u.s ,s,. s9hcw, HOFFMAN,,
A~Sa "'a"' sherix,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-30

by virtue OF sundry writs Issued out OF the Cour
OF common Pleas of Columbia county and 10 me a 1
iGeled' VIII De exposed 10 public sale at the Court
house IN bI9omsoufg, at one O'Clock p. IN, ON
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-30
W ADE IIhMF1UN,
Governor of South Caroliua.

Governor Hampton leaves tomorrow night,
and will arrive in Washington on Thursday
morning. Everything is quiet throughout
the State.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23

TIE MorIoN FnR DISSOLUTION ADOPTED.
Nnn-A-Iln - Erl-luN- .InLc l,. q

TIE MOIION FOR DISSOLUTION ADOPTED.
VERSAILLES. FRIDAY, Juuc %, 1871
In the Senate the debate on dissolution Resumed
n Hrun,t Minister OF Instruction, said Frame" would
decade between President MacMdhon's word and NJ
sm,n's NJ simon protested against mis- word D'Ins
iount,d NJ Brtlucl maintained what hc had said ana
saorti, afcrwud declared that H. Mrtcl former M'n-
ser o Jusr,o had brought forward IN Infamous docu-
mcnt III the tribune aud thu" paced hlms'' III Ie'o"
AGAINST Justice. These remarks caused a tumnlt
u pr,u,t concluded with The follow ug settlement: ::
%. ric ministers are divided. Thcv are aware mat
they incur the hatred aud dread Of the Radicals lhry
viii not attempt u coup edL They are the defenders
NJ "A moderate aud. at the same time u revisab' rtpnO
nc Tity will always III nd projection to the servants
of he sia,c recently threatened III the Ch'n
her of Deputies As official candidates., the Ministry
will coufnc Itself indicating candidates who are real
friends of tle President They will not establish state
o siege unless a flea force them MO doing So
Dissolution was finally voted by 100 20 1JO.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23
s1ovs Am rAsswonns or nm oRnrR.
rnr coNwAY INsuRANcE coMrANY sUsrENDED.

THE CONWAY INSURANCE COMPANY SUSPENDED.
BosroN, Mass, June 22.-In the Supreme
Judicial Court this morning stephen H. Rhodes lnsur-
ance Commissioner FOR the Commonwealth, represented
that upon an examination Of the concerns Of the Con-
way Mutual Fire Insurance Company he had become oil
tie opinion tnat the condition of the corporation such
as 10 render further proceedings hazardous to ne
pubc and those holding its policies. Therefore upon a-
plcatiOn OF Assistant Attorney General LhfinE "a TEN
pOrary Injunction issued restraining the company
f,om dOng business until July g. when hearing Will be
had upon The question of making the Injunction pefa
nent, appointing receivers. DC.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23
TUMOR Or TWELVE YEARS GROWTH
CURED BY RA0WAY'S r. r.
REMED ES.


DIR RADwAY: have had an ovarian Tumor u tie oyanes
bOwcls. Al dO,ts sad there ~ hclp iO IL
irt nothing Helped
me- ( ynuT i,c-slycut and tnOug wVHt ny 4 bat
lad no ( i'm th H. uociu. 1 hal sincrri iOf TWELVE
YAKS took bitics 0f th" Res'lycn one box ~ tt'
WAYS pills bot les Of your sADl l.llEFi
ana h,te N OF Sign nf tnmur , ami ieel
B TIER SMARr.h, AMI happier than have foe twelve
The wUrst timOr n the lett side Ot ne Dl"os
over groin. write you tor te bcheni oi OILERS
You publish II II you choose. HsNhAn r. kNNf'
AM ARuOR Mich, PM 30, l7l5.
DIR. RADwAY-KND sIR hayr been taking your lesoly.
ei ilg Pills and also -ing tho ,cady hrlci aDhi
year tImOrs on the abdomen. VIII the most
physicians OF our Medical College pronounced III
curabe
they we're Ike knots tree When was slttng Ins
cbnir the, hung fuor aud weight was Two
hnnrei ani seyuuty ave pOiuiH, when cnmmnhcf VIA
your remedies and hundred and ten pounds put
iev ara NOT All zone yet have acn twsnty your bottles o.
e., ly,nt ilne rlrf twenty four boxes OF Plls
g,t tie medicines from G.. HrcnNil.
Please nd me yOuI boo. False and True"
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23
TIE MOLLY NAG UIRES.
AFTER TIE EXECUTIONS.

MAUCH CHUNK, Penn, June 22.-The funeral
OF Carroll who hanged Potjsvle Yesterday, will
take place from his fathers residence, AT PckertOn to-
morrow Afternoon II is expected large crowd will be
present wake is being hello to-ught at the house of
Campbell IN LansfOrd and, large crowd Is att acted
rumors break have been freely CT culacd; but
It Is not thought by those best able TO Judge that there
Will be any trouble. McHugh, Of ths men arrested
70 the Powell murder who turn sta rs e, idenc has
led, fearing tho "Moliies" would attack h.m lie Was
released from custody Last week
SIGNS AND PASSWORDS or THE ORDER
PHILADELPHIA, June 22.-The following are
Tho signs and passwords OF the Molly Magures during
the present quarter: When two strangers are nitro
ductd-
O. The Eastern question is likely TO be settled
without boodshed A. think not. War 70: the present
may ne averted, but the Turkish problem can only be
solved on a European battlefield.
O. In the event OF be,wcen Russia and Turkey,
what policy would England pursuei A. sue would
secretly aid the Turs her policy Las been To
uphold tyranny abroad while she publicly denouuces 1t
at home.
ouarreling test-Q Don't get yourself into trouble.
A. My friends Will get me out.
sigus-Right hand on right hip.
Reply sig-Forednger and thumb OF left hand catch
ing hOd OF left ear.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23
THE INDIAN WAR.

OREGON VOLUNTEERS TO BE ARMED.
WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator Mitchell OF
Oregon to-day received following telegram from the
Governor Of that State:
SALEM OREGON, EXECUTIVE OFFICE, June %. 1877.
The lion. j. H. '.GrCfIEiL; Ask IN Secretary O' Wu
insi urt the cnminanGsr o the ,itary Department Of
Couub, to supply citzGns of OegOn Ia the ciItly
tue lndan hosfiiiics with arms ana linmu lu u itolh
tic Vancouver Arsenal on t regusOnol the Gov rH0r
Tne ctZcus OF WLla Walla In danger or a ck ahd
have applied to me an.iuuitlon I' ate li. none
3. L. CHADWICK.
The Secretary of War In view Of the above qIst LAS
instructed Gen Howard TO answer the Icqusiuon ol the
Governor 20 the full extent OF the law, which allows
600 stand arms to The citiz
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23
OVARIAN 1TUM0R
or TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED
BY N. RAILWAYS REMEDIES.

/ HAVE HAD AN OVARIAN TUMOR ~ THE OvA-
Rios AND BOWELS FOR TEN YEARS
ANN AkBUg De. "a, 1873.
DR. RADwAYi That others may be boneu,e. make this
statement:
had ovarian TunOf IN the Ovne nd bowels for
years ucd the best lh i,ans OF us co aud 0thers
Nit4Out bcnrut II grbHis al s4cl tly ia IL
could lot ave live longer friend 0i mine induced
inagB i,cn dies. Had not mach fli,h teen,
out hualiy alter much ti.li D.fttiun, tliol theln
u ! uaSrd Nrau4ycu boxes " the
Pills aud two botl,s g., te Relic us.d tho thJut
apparent b. cAf determined 10 p,iHcvee 0scd twelve
bod Oi esDls,ui, tlr Relief Two boxes
OF s Before hey gone hti lost iNrty give pounds
clunu 10 t.r ntdici.c uutil was sNrf tIt w1
cuuciy cured t0ok the medicine about ave months, ana
durug Tat time lust 10 ty tive pounds, al .oOk thfee
dokn bottles OF the Hcseni. SIX bottles Relief and sN oxes
o. tie PM.
ice pr ecy we'll and my heart ull II gratitude to
GOd FOR th,H ncp my deep cuon To yon ar and your
wondcr.u meiicinc. tel hcey iudeb,"i aud ny payrB
It be much ~ blessing 10 Others Il ss been
tSirn'n) MIS- J.. g. bibhhs
Mrs libbu, who makes above certincate person
for whom rquefti sou 70 send nccino H. June ls'j The
medicine above slated we're bought O me Win iho exception
10 her 1y yun. may that hei stat men.
correct without quillnt on. 81 ned /. = lEgcH.
Drugsit md Chemist, Ann ArD0f, Mich.
certify tina Mrs. llD who makes the .DOVe
certificate, Tor many well kuONn o
ail the undoubtedly and unit niaby
correct Any knows MIS- BibJIus wii De- oyo her
sta tSlgucdD BENJ. ID. tIcNE. Macy -. fDNn,
Ma tVcnER r.. Is. FOAu.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23
TUE FARM ALLOTTED 70 JOSEPH IN DISPUTE.

PROVIDENCE, June 22.- fhe J0urRdt to-day
publishes letter from Mr.. a. &. Birstow, iclosng On
james Reurcu assistant trnch,r 1t the l1pwa
School Agency In Idaho Territory. Tue latter says the
nonrea,y Indians had agreed upon the rcscrva-
ton. Mr.. Barstow familiar with the Ncz Pcrces In-
dams, having visited them last November. He sys that
unil tuc present outbreak the Ncz Percs Indians have
never been knOwn 10 take the life of "a "hile
man. aud have kept quiet aud poicabo under great pro-
vOc,tiou. lie thinks scpf- DHid Was "a Ip Oac'nE 'f
reservation, accOidunc with their agreement, Mhen e.
conflict oouk place adds: "Tuc whtcS at Lewiston
n ld mp -OmP frivolous claims To Sohr ol the "-
lands In Ia Lipwal Valley Ihs very P'ace-Cali"c =
to,rd 10 Joseph Dy the Commission, embracing about
1000 along the valley VITA any guam NV oi th'
best grazing bands t adj lining ili, was pari oi
toe lind la dis ute pre- Hlt Il tT near t"Ht inns
collision was stimulated by thcsc claundnts."
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23

eobng cathIn9 fire they were forced 10 drop her She
was burned To death IN the street
A drunken man left In the gutter IN frinco
WiIam-st aud persisted At nm early stage o' the nre
woman with horrOr-strckel face appeared AT an upper
window, with the form OF child In her arms ""'o
oi flame swept past the window, and tue "oman al"
child were 're
One OF the saddest sghts OF the fire was the mann "
which refugees cung 10 od and dildpid ed BITS OF 'urn'
turc, which they carried with them Transfers iVo'o
on The calamity regular godsend ana some cnaiEo"
exorbiti prices.
Orngerrace. from which the fire was Kept WIN e'e"'
difficulty maze the object OF an attempt at lpcch
dIarsln, fire having been discovered III shth roo'"
OF an uBoccupcd house.
Robbery carried on by many rascas In inc oo'ueS'
most unbusling Some went around win teams
boldly seized ANYTHING they iancicd. saying " all rigt
when hfrriercd WITH and marched Off win the
spOils II not prevented
werc lnO,t When It discovered thnt tie hfr was
buyOnd clntrO they took quantities OF goods nom
the sturrs and hauled out.
ibc following acpmrcte list Of the total RISKS hcld
by the several hsurstlcc companies within the bnihcu
portion O tne city, though probably inaccurate III J"o or
three items:
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23
HE BRITISll WAR RuMORS.

LoNDoN : turdty. June % 1871
The Daiy Tccgrdpk publishes tie following
from its Vienna CORES ondcnt prominently: DnrHS
, conversation with one oi tlc bestinlouned Aua.rn
an horrcs have learned thot the rinors of E'Ri''h
urcparatlons for war believed to be greatly cxa2
gcratcd.
The probability exists that very shortly perhaps on
Monday sir stafford Norhcoe Will give notice o pro
posd Tor q vote OF e2OOOOOO 10 be expended general
prcuaraiians, poron being necessary for tue Depart
"a, ut uf Stur.s."
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23
np,,urp.rr mrIRDER BY A RUFFIAN

PHILADELPHIA, June 22.-Thls afternoon two
vounD men, william Baker and Philip swelgand,
Gagged in quarrel in saloon at Gloucester New-Jer-
sey. but order Was restored shortly aiter~ad. ThIs
evening Mrs Farmer wife Of the proprietor OF the ST.
loon. went TO magistrates office TO obtain warrant
for the arrest Of Que the She was met By Baker,
who drew revolver and nTcd two sLots a. her' one oi
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23
VIEWS OF SAN FRANCISCO HEBREWS.

SAN Francisco, June 22.-An evening paper
OF tins city prints reports of interviews with number OF
prominent Hebrews the sui iect Of the sehgnau-Iil-
ton controversy. general sentiment Of condemnation
OF Hton's is expressed in tem, and tbe attacks
upon sclgmans character and standing are warmly re-
f.I
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNurs IN
BHOADWAN
0am. 60 Noon. n. 81 ~. 10. NdnIrfL Do
"A .u.st aurng the lav. rs tow. 58'.
Average, B3 Sah dav lhft.fo
PROMINENT ARnIvALs

rim Arcnuc HoteI-Associate Justice Ward ii1n. u,n
~ tke II y eupcmc Court Gov T.. A. Siri" 3i
Tannsiirc Smith H. Weed OF pa. ,sburg, n anr Wllh h
l. scott of Eric, pcuu Aurndif tott-h WA VA nj
Miris for e Ne,ht ranis at Ma-i inri"i hhu is
huineiu Of ~ in Cor do3 Hoe re a., ~ H.
Punk ell secretary Of the Blush gllnu ~ va ~, a..
U,rgs1n House-Sinto Treasurer Andrew j. porn VI
AMI Congressman Jam0s W Covert ~ Fluiiine, "a its
KtcsoaS MT f \. MctulOngh, We -Ptsheil " @ Ioin
bur,h Font W .yne iciCO ailrJa InIH' """ 20,
trampnn uf the Great West IN Ia lMay Oh N"h"""
Hotsc-SuTgcOu John L. Head. L. - Army
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23
TFEhD'S TVO MILLION DOLLARS.
no CONFIRMATION OF HE REPORT OBTAINED IN
ALBANY.

ALBANY, June 22.--AttOrncy-GcncralF Fair
ch hi went 10 Cazenoyia to-day and was seen by
TIE TRIBUNE correspondent only during tue time
that he was going in his carriage to the tram.
Upon inquiTlng about the statement that he had
been made that Tweed had secured S2O00O0O III
Europe he said that thesc not time enough at that
moment speak fully upon the matter and lac would
prefer consequently not TO say anything. Some
people here, however. believe that he has
In oruatiun to that effect lie will return on
Monday. Secretary Bgeow left New York on Friday
night Out stopped Highland Falls spend sun
day. lie WILL be here Oh Tuesday. There /,
from whom any complete statement regarding The two
million matter eau pc obtained at present.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23

which took eft ct IN the abdomen and the other struck IN
'front.' Of the temple and passed oul 10 Tie t3trhead'
THO nrsuamcd wound serious, aud at late hour 10
nj int her physicIan stated that IL would result fatally
Baker cd, but arrested aoOui 10 O'Clock tonight
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23
AUSTRIA AND MONTENEGRO.

LoSDON. saturday. June @J' lS||
The Doily Ne,css Vienna dispatch says :
Since ycst, day Austrian troops have cd the Mon
t,u.lru nontcr with strong dctachmUnts. Women ana
cnldreu are living IN numbers to Bulua aud Cattaro"
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23

WIEN A YOUNG LADY secs friend with a
new gives her slight eoyaiIon aud asks
"WAcre you get that frtghti' But when young man
sees friend AMI stylish hat he takes II In his
hand tries It on and asks why ddu You get OF the
KNox 81 ER STYlEr-o be lad AZ KNOXs, 2l2 broadway,
corner Of Fulton st.. aud under fnh Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23
SURRENDER OF THE MoLDERs, UNION.

TROY, n. Y, June 22.-The MOlders' Union,
one OF the strongest u the country resolved last night
TO allow members 10 work IN any shop any terms-a
virtual dissolution OF the Union. This action ends
strike of eight mouths duration.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23
ANOTHER LETTER FROM Mrs. C. KRAPF.

AUEU9f ISIJ
DR. RADwAY- SIR: take tho liberty 10 aiir = yoa
again NY health yrraty improved by the use 0 your m
icine- Three tuuors entrcy go and t lO.I.n
Il nearly Brnpsy gonr neah stu lnpfnv ue dha w. W.
Weight decreasing fast have had great MA aus
IN g Summer to inquire wOud rul cure your mrcne
has zone from ONO from Capada ihfte tvi
JACKSON. and quite numbef from TIL place WIN geag~
spe,t, . - Mhn ~ Tnsnc.
We are well acquainted with Mrs. G. kmDi she IS an ~
unable lady very benevolent She has brei the mn,
Of suing many bottles OF tue csOyent by the hggsy.
Ann Arbor persons afflicted with nterna tuinofA w
have heard Of wonderful effected by H. foniss
spectfully EbEhBASh a y"
Ann Arnnr Mlrh. Z. 1870.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23

BuEGLARs WANTED t0 test some safes or
vaults protected bi ahd tunn.ctrh WIN HOLMES BUW'iAH
ALAtM IELEGHAFn 60, . 3 broadway
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23

INFANTS SWALLOW MILK OF MAGNEsh
with ayiciv and fails 10 regulate then digestive
ORGANS aud bowels.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23

There are dcacons who wear thin boots, stub
their to,s, aud tLcu surt On down the IgnwIy inu-
fnuHy incy guiug to swear IKE Tue army Ia
Faucrs IN the uick Vf time save ther cOnslch -
By ,wttcntur of Iutp a vigorous Gosh dam inch
tally lrupuug the tll IN. 10 II wonderful how com
% Ing tus \ %
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23
ARREST OF A HORSE THIEF.

TRENTON. n. j., June 22.-G. A. Stppick
was arrested here last evening on suspicion Of having
stolen horse and wagon which he put up at hotel
postal card was received from y. g. Uman OF NewY0rk
stating that a valuabe horse had been stolen from him.
Today MI Ulan appeared and identified the property.
The thief confessed bis guilt
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23
Announcements.

Dr.. BFCKFR's EVE B\LSAM cures inllamed or
weak eyes ami cycils sold by all druggiats.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23

Musins and linens are made elegantly white
ano wlDle,Om summer wear By Nasning them WITH
PYLHs PuEE .. n. SOAR.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23

LrvpBoRG'S CALLFORYn WATER, for the
tot 81 and bath delight uy fragrant aud reshng ana
prlt iul 100 tie -ick Pefriiy heainl -AnnyAs
Of Mtsfr kuhluan, Fs and do Wide tho ennent rtonc
ul 49, lkla thCulsts.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23

- Health. VAN BusNiNXs INyI5JRANr cures Dyspopsi
Constuntuu EiiouSu ss Head che, LAYER, kidney, al
Urinary troubles. 90 coAts Depot Is Nes'yst
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-12-15
Mathematics and Medicine.

Among other talks to-day, it come out
 that whaleships carry no doctors. The Cap-
 tain adds the doctorship to his own duties.
 He not only gives medicines, but sets
 broken limbs after notions of his own or saws them off and sears the stump when
 anputatiOn seems best. The Captain is
 provided with medicine-cheSt, with the
 medicines numbered instead of na,1ed. X book of directions goes with this. It de- Scrlbes diseases and symptoms, and says: "Give teaspOo:Iful of No. 9 once an 'llOur," or, Give ten grains of No. 12 every half hour" etc. One bf our sea captains came across q skipper in the North Pacific, who WAS in state oi great surprise and per- plexity. Said he: There's something rot ten about this medicine chest business. One of my men was >ick-lothing much the matter. looked in the book; it said give him teaspoonful of No b. Iwent tu the and see was out of No. l5. Ijudged I'd got to get up eombina- L.On somehow that would fill the bill, SD hove into the fellow half teaspoonful of No. and Il half d teaspoonful of No. ', and I'll be hanged if it didn't kill him in fifteen minutes! There's something about this system that's too many for mol
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-12-15

THE other day New York teamstef was
 bru'aily beating d bay mule with paint
 brush tail when Henry Bergh, president A. $. ?. C. A., rushed in aad caught the fellows uplifted arm and cried, Ssa, Hold!"
 Just then the mule, who had reserved his fire until some one came within range, looked back and fired a ninety -foor pound hoof that caught Mir Bcrgh about midships and soured all the milk of human kindness in his soul quicker than d thunder clap. Kill him, hsscd the grea, phianthfo- pist between his set teeth, .s he bowed himself over his clasped hanIs, and sought the nearest drug store in the attitude of Il boy who hi, tdrriel long at the green ao- pics, Kill him! Pound the ha.f of iiini Tear out his heart with nail gfab, the long legged. iron -jawed, thick headed son of iniquitl Pull h.s accursed legs out by the roots, and cut him into fish bait before you burn him aiivct OI-h-h, decidedly dog gone a billy be d1ggoned son of d gun ,f mule, anyhow!"
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-12-15

IN an excellent article on the Telephone
 in the s. D. Union, Lieut.. Phil. Reade
 says:
 " To some it may seem strange that a simple thing as the teleph ,ne is, involving no hing but principles familiar enough t, every one interested in physical science, should have waited forty years to be in. vented. The reason is probably this :: Men of science, as a rule, d, not feel call d upon to apply the principles wlich t :ey may discover. They are content to be dis covering; not inventing.
 Now, the sch ,ols of the country oIrlt to make the youth quite familiar with the general principles of physical science. that the inventive ones ,and there are many such) may apply them intelligently. Mechanism is all that stands between Us and aerial navigatioa-all that is neces. Sary to reproduce human speech in writ all that is necessary to realize the prophetic picture in the Graphic, of the orator who shall, at the same instant, address an aud fence in every 'ity in the world"
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-12-15

THE first electric telegraph in Arizona
 was erected and worked abou, ten years ago between the Cerro Colorado and Fra. guita mines in Pima county; distance about 15 miles. The next was the mili- tlrv affair erected on ramshorn liues be- tween different points in the Territory by
 Haines O. B. and some soldiers Then the Railroad folks got few poles in on Us this year. And now Lieut.. Reade is ad- vancing on us from san Diego with d tele- phone. Progress. The Apache, have complete system of telegraDhic signals by means of fires at night and smokes by day. When King Woolsey made the Pinole treaty and killed 37 Apaches, losing one man, the PIma Indians reported the facts at Maricopa Wells a week before Woolsey's party got in and several days before the news could have been brought in by run ners. General Stoneman tried to improve on this system with looking glass signals, but never perfected bis scheme.