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, 1877-02-08

Ifs1asch IL 4stlc }nrk HtY,nta.
ST. JOINS, n. F., Feb. 5.--1he 1rItisl, brtgan-
tine Oriclton, from Malaga, which arrived hero
to-fay, rcp0rts having put Into Tcrmousc, OIL
the cnst coast Of Newfoundland, md size there
learned tilat tho steamer George Washington,
Of the Cromwell Line, between New York al,t,
this port, which left Halifax, n g., for this port
JAIN. Is, went ashore, probably on the night OF
the e0tli nt., about hail mile west from Mis-
taken Point and eight miles southwest from
Cape 1saec. Tie loss Of tho steamer remained
undiscovered bY tho inhabitants OF tho coast
till tho 25th.
Tho coasttng steamer Tiger, which has mr.
r!vcl this evening, brings fuller Information.
Men iron, shore, being lowered by ropes seventy
tat1,oms over tho frbwnpg cliff. found parts OF
thtrocn }iuuan bodies, which they buried. The
features were not Recognizable. All on boarsl
the steamer WHEN sllo sunk wcro undoubtedly
lost.
l'Icccs OF noFk, blankets, life b,toys mil other
articles have hceI washed nsEntc, tic latter hav-
fnE the tlat1le u{ The vessel. NJ valuable prop.
crty has been saved.
The crew numbered twcnty-thrcp rursons,
There was one cabin passenger, named Archt-
f,alf, ind thrco Bteerago passengers, whose
Tho natncs Of tho passengers, as given In a
dispatch from 1Iallfax, uislcr date OF Jan. ~,
aro stated to be: George Hopkins, W. s.
Colnbna, a. faleoncrt dolin Smith, W. NcWbcr-
ry, aud Edwurd lsaynor.
a reporter Of tho Ierad, who called at the
Office ot Afossrs. Clark d seaman, gathered tho
following additional information Respecting tho
NcorEc Washington. The steamer was nbout
1,tl0 tons t,urtlcf,, ,lntl was built III this city
about thirteen years ago. She llall run between
New York aud New Orleans until about year
am, st. Johns Inc. On her hat trip sho left New
York jan. i, 4, wit!, cargo Of 1000 barrels
Of pork, shoo , barrels t;. OF flour. ,nread'tuts,
through passengers. On Jan. IS sl1o
LEFT lanlifax, having taken On. board there
agc passengers and an additional cargo If fresh
hccf nn'l slIndEics She should have arrived at
1t. Johns thrco days inter leaving Halifax, atl
the failure to make ti.at port oil time aroused
apprut!cns[ons respecting llcr safety. Tho
George Wasllng.on's estlmntcl value ws.s $75,-
co., and slu was Insured, mostly In foreign COM
pnntcs, for sum ittt1o short OF that amount.
Tic agents have 1T, Information 1T. which to
l,aaa Il theory accounting for her loss. They
soy she was u good, stanct. scaworthy vessel.
, 1877-02-08
CHICAGO,

The following cases l1ayc been added to tho
bankruptcy calendar sinee It WAS made up q
week ugo:
:i-Nulaber of case. ,. 1s3. Joseph L. Young;
% a3~Nnn,Se9 of Eea.S, ., go. wilkins / spala.
.',};' :SG%,aSsf q i sasa, Henry oray; op.
s7@HnmSer Of easc, s,sso. ;wnllam II. ra.,cs.
son: opposition 10 discharge.
This calendar will not bc called until utter tho
civil calendar In tho District Court has bcpn dis
posed ol, Tic latter will bo called to.uy Or
tomorrow.
DIVORCES.
Henry Wlgcu came tnto Court yesterday and
told Auw slancfally he llal bcon treated by tho
wife of Ills tuson,, Eliza. ile says sho IL u WI
ins In ilcr nature. ind totally ,'raLla to sympa.
thtxc with hts liner ieclIngs. ehe has alsosiruck
tcatet, uttl Kicked iin, refused to r,rcparc ilis
meals or snnke 's bGtl, locked lIfIM out doors,
anl gcnrraliY visited ol his Ica!l oil the rc!inc'
woman is capable. Aud 80 tho pnor fellow
pr9ys for ayore.
rcter slcslrr al:o complains Of It's wife Caro-
linz IN that st,c has deserted him for; tlie part
for 4 divorce.
Lastly, Jane Davies, who has had twenty
yeArt experience of tile habits of JoM +.
Davies, Rlvca It As her deliberate Judgment that
yrpr uftss teir ,,;urriaxc i" ts't Jronk AMI s.a
irr, ior which lu was arrested, fncI sI5. n,ul
srnt to tbs I,rttlewcll for tb]rty days. lIcr
wonnar's heart rclcntcl subsequently, uls.l slIe
nlxu i,o las driven lcr out-tIoors at rl1ht uni
forced her to icayu hung. Finaiiv. In .iniv lnst
IN lit Of Ensal,!ly at lilo cruel isca,cut se j,a,i
rcselyctl, she attempted 70 kill herself by pol
ncistlors, ILL., brutality euntfntlt,l hpweysy.
aid Tucsdar iast sftc va ut,llre1i to inv, f,lG,
fOr ftur uf jtcr ][f rnI,n hns nfwnv. i,arn ,t,,.
ptjt.,t,opa|ly o,,i,osri to work. Bit s,o Dy caro-
anil frugaiity fias saved enough 10 buy u house
nlul SUMO ln;l. nart ri which II tn hrr h,tan,Is
rali,u, uni d pIui,t. liz thrsatens In srij III,
Plato au,l tle luI In lila nnine. uni eoiup,at,,.
a,lt, in a,lIilIo tu lyorr. thai Il. 1,.av In
rcsirat,c,l from selling tho t,roncrtv Will, va
ho'!sht il his nane; s'is is also @lss nmoney
uusy nrvInsgs tu tIlytu viii. him. tiIol,ri, si,,,
aiirys. t!,at ller heiltI /. ~ .nfce,,i"i h% ta
nuisn1. shu touk that sle sannnt wnrk n fhc
Fntmr... '''1 wv" '"As eAA ~""""' WA" =" 'u'
jadsv Moore yesterday grap,e. divorce to
cot vt bis runken1ssa @ 1i ausi e.u.!ty o ac'
,1u,,., n,o,,ve,. ,Ins tsas, s.s,c,,.v .,oo,c,,t,
hearing the Indictment asa!ntt Micfaci lieii.
ehsne Nv viii. ttas,nw gnis ui,lrr " fusn n" pr,. aso
tniss and ssin% as. n.t # W., 'a,sI nr'iInasv nv
.nrs, nj hxir..s II s"..rs int ~, ,wc',,, .J
Timber. ISIS aid Ja1,tary' t is31 ii.ey 6ons2I %
Mtwcci, sAi1t) and sy;.jiS}nf rsssis ~ tynostr T.,
Thsy mil mi afs,,It - h1. tna Ws,shni se "ni
imiI II u.nss vnrti. f. Ii" 'nri,,t,ssrh,ssi "
sio lid Iii t,,, rat t. t. "actn s"s f"r H. ~,
trial viii bo eon,Iuuvti t.et,ay. '''' |"'
Tho russ ot E,sens i. sto;t,lura WIS eo.rludc1
ven SsrIrt, IT," ~ '"' '1'h WI" 'ea'' ~ 'ea'
IL th, rttv os.c.su.nt .,s.u ~ 4,o ff,y A..
r1onroo1. aiuI ,iu civ Va Illusion IL. ti,i,c ~ T.,
, 1877-02-08
Further Developments In the
Franklin, Ind, Bank De.
fatcation.
Indications that the Cashier Made q
Clean Sweep Of Bl00, 600.
4 Bloody Alteration On tho st. Loufs
Donrd OF Trndc.
The Whisky Rebellion in North Carolina
Other Matters.
THE INDIANA WOLF.
E,%f{af nt+rofrA In IA 7kfhUna-


1spANAroi.is, Ind, Fsb. 1.-The dedication
Of r. 7. Taylor, Cashier Of tho First National
Bank of franklin, has oecaslnncd Ercatcr cx-
element than any event In this neIghborhood
fer years. Tho bank stooa very high, second In
the State and flftll II, tho United santes, willie
Taylor himself was a member Of the Prcsbytc-
rian Church, and unusually respected. Bank
Examiner Lynch went down to-day and took
possession OF tho bank an1 Its effects, Its cap
ltal stock IL s13o, 900, anil II had reserve fund
Of $25,001 Thts has all been practi-
enlly issucd, and 1t Is believed
that the Cashier took fatty $4,000 in
money with him. Including the entire reserve.
ife left ttrcc letters, o1c tu bis brother e.
e sd e ,s5 81 #. osers Gass 3na 70
holders Of the hank. These explain lis erlmc.
lie fell victim to rcat-cstate hpeculat!on in
this city, losing heavily. md then, to save
hnselt INDUCED II Chicago wheat M spectlattons,
to deceive llss Boar,i Of Directors, ft1l nlso
altered the hooks to keep The accounts apparently
correct. THO etocklloldcrs arc NIL honest old
but were content with tle II per cont profit
which Tnylur regularly paid them scn,Eannual.
u. Tho examination to-!!sj slow deposits to
the amount Of 71a5 00o alls,f which wilt he mid,
under the Law, and tho loss viii fall entirely
uron them. Nothing Is rot known ot Taylo,'s
whereabouts. tsougl, III Ills letter he eays he
will remain III the nefghborllooa to SEQ how tho
n0ws will affect his wife. Shc fs MI rsttrnable
woman, in poor l.caltf, a,l when tho fact oi '!er
husbands tis!ionor was broken to her, fell f.1-
sensible anil 10 now III very critical condition.
The general lctlgcr Of the bank Is destroyed.
and nothing 10 known Of tho state Of ncrounts
In Louisville, New York. Or Cincinnati The
loss will certainly foot up $l00,o03. johnson
County Is 5epasiter tn tho bank to the
this cI.y on Nonday nfteri.oon. All Ills letters
Of confession arN DATED from this city.
IL he Tt!ssrN Atsoctatta ITtIs.
ainnng the affairs Of the First National Bank
Of Franklin, 1a,l.. and Indications ase tllat the
loss will be fully 100000 Tho abscondlng
Cashier obtained Sf6, 900 from other Banks liz
day of bis light. Tic reserve fund Of tle bank,
$50 900, IL gone, together with ef., ,0D0 Of ncgo-
t!ah1e paper. Ttle running money for tho daily
tlsc Of thu bank is also short $40, ,0o0. Tho
Cashier left letter saying tlley necA not OK
pevt to sue him ngan, md TINT Chicago spccu-
lntlons c.1racd tho trouble.
, 1877-02-08
THE t1ESally. TIGG,
Eptct1t D}fptgtch 10 JAt Tribune.

sr LOUIS, Fer. 7.--,joAn r. Douglass, prcst-
dent Of tho Columbia Lie Insurance Company,
and Director III the Lilo Association Of An,cr-
len, and +. W, Bryant, tho actnary oi hotla COM
lAnies md Vicc-Ercsitlrnt Of tho former, wore
indicted to-day by tho Grand Jury Of 1t. Louis
County, for perjury In i,nktug aud swearing to
tnlse statements IN t., tho condition III the
Columbia Life Insurance Company. Duth mc,l
tcreaI Into b,nls for their appearance. II ts
stated that ntt,er l,dlctulenfs are sure to fol-
low before the ufani Jury ndjousns.
, 1877-02-08

Sioux C1TY, H., Feb. IA tra,ap gIying tho
uame OF jain soWr ws, utter desperate
light with Dci,uty.ShcriN Crush, Of Correction.
willie, oycrpowcre.l and brought here this
evening. S0pcr Is charged with committing u
burglary last night III the castrra part Of tho
county, and ut the tine Of ILL., arress bud y
aua,l.t rihe, With which tie attempted to kill Tho
officer. lie fni III examination this evening,
aud Was held t0 the District Court lUr trul.
, 1877-02-08
AIsItE9TEI} 1'tsH MURDER.
Epfci4} p(spqteh 10 Tbs Tf{bunx.

BURLINGTON, H., feb. mike SbaunaI,an
and Mrs. shannallan, nFrustcd for tho murder OF
John Flynn at Eidon on Monday, wcro held tn
$1,000 bai'. Mrs. shaunal.an gave tho bond,
ana Is at liberty. Muso deiaultcd and Is in Gus
tody ut Ottu1nwa. Jim slamala',, Mikes broth
CT wus alku arrested and tnku to Iatl In dcfault
VI bail. Tho EVIDENCE heiorc las Curo,lcr's
Jury showed general hllarity all night Sunday
night: The murdered uan cams IN Monday
morning for hls morning bttcrs alll was killed.
llo stoul we'll as q law.ah4ing citizen Of Elaou.
, 1877-02-08
ST. tOlI|s GAS.

ST. Louis, Feh. 7.-'Fhe decree Of the Circuit
Court III the suit u The City asainst the st.
Louis Gas:ight Coapany, which was drawn aud
subsuittea to the Coutt BY City-Counscor Befl
TIL 3fond4y, was cuscrcal oa tbs records. stlicu
theu objestlun llas lcen male to It by the eoun-
81 TOR tlie Eua Company, an.l Judge Gotts.nslk
will require supplemental report ftotA tue
GxA Commissioners hsturs t.c gives dual de-
ti.ioA In TUG ease.
, 1877-02-08

NARrFoap. Coun., Feb. 7.-'The Farmers
and Mechanics Natip,al t3ank Ut th'seity. Which
tlaa eap!tat ot 81, ,l0j,0o0 and surplus OF over
$4oO,0o0, 10 found to-day to DO i heavy loser,
owing to ovcrdFatts md loAns nlulu without the
kaoWledxo Ut the Directors. T4u exteut Ut tLv
loss Is not known, biz thu capital will probably
not 10 Impaired. Thu impairment, II my, Il
slight. Nothing duplicates tho ulllccrs Us lar-
ttctratinS in the nlisused tuuds.
, 1877-02-08

Insane Hospital nt ElcIn today. 1Icwes WAS
ecnt up from lhonn County In September, 1870,
son came from Chicago In june. 1879, ior twelve
years f"s brutal assa1ilt on a young girl.
, 1877-02-08

kF*t7u* k7sSVesFW
ANN Anuon, stirh., Feb. IA wealthy farmer
named Waiter Brass, liyfug soMo few tntlcs
north VI dexter, got iutu alteration With Ills
nc'ghaor, William Van Eta, fen days ago.
while y. th: woo.ls. aauut ruttlnt, su.uv trees,
whrr br. struck Van Etta Oh tie hack oi thu
head With stick. San Eta WAS severely i,l-
turcd, aud may Tie.
, 1877-02-08
COUNTE1erElTEl.s.

Special hspdtcA to The 7HbaHe
Srn1EorlELD, ILL.,, Feb. 7.-1n tho United
States Court, John Hoff, Of Madison County.
and .. F. Sheridan, Of Logan County, were
f1TGs er a1 o. pIs.n dsne% ms%ne apa
sanlc charge
, 1877-02-08

Such plcn n Dl.nasct aul John bright, each In
hla respective WY, have gained thcIs grsatncA.
Largely hy sps$e4 dirretnct5 aud truth ~ disttl-
may srguo Of the soui' n,aisufuc tp.er. L. T. DaL.
bttt. Aud We know whcA ar states that hIa new
Toilet Soap fs tho best III Tho world 1t MY be nc.
cepte1 literally W tlt truth. Hkcptics can b con-
sulsed BY very sulai ro4ttaent aud sdd thvtvbt
U Lew p.eusu1e tu The tuilrt.
, 1877-02-08
NEpllIEEED.

TRENTON, N. j., Feb. 7-Gov. Bcadle l,as re-
prtevcd Ryan and Oschwold, sentenced to bu
executed OH the OF, Inst, until tho 18th This
Is done 70 glys an opportunity to lavc the case
, 1877-02-08
lSs.t - t",,,y1(:T'a.


JOLIET, ILL.,, Fc'I. two culsltt, In tho State
FcuItcutiary named Thomas Newrs uul Henry
dloson, culo!ed HAL, were removed tu tho
Arizona citizen., 1877-01-13
Festival Of Pima school Children.

A very enjoyable affair, at least for the children, was Christmas festival at San-tan, one of the principal villages of the Pimas, and where the School house is situated, on last Wednesday i; in which about one hundred and twen- ty-fve children, and as many or more parents and others participated.-all wearing their best clothes and most pleasant smiles, the latter not being all hidden beneath a generous supply of pigment and brilliant colors, and rare designs. All, old and young, male and female, appeared to fully appre- ciate the opportunity afforded them for a good time generally While children of more favored cIrcumstan- ces, have been riOting in the excess of festivals, gifts and pleasures, these little waifs of the desert, were not altogeth- Ter forgotten and their teacher, the Rev. .C. 1T. Cook, assisted by the the other members of the Agency, and with but little aid from poor (this year. Uncle Samuel, endeavOred to make these Pi- ma children, feel that there is a reality about this day, most dear of all days, to the Christian heart, and have them to rejoice with us; as we lead them out of darkness, into the marvellous light.
 A substantial lunch of bread and coffee was given all, old and young, when foot races and shooting with bows and arrows, for oranges and other prizes was indulged in by the little ones, until they were again called to- gether, when, after singing by the children, another treat was given them, in the shape of large piece of pie, to- gether with some panocha, when they were again allowed to amuse them selves in their own way, which they did with zest, showing that a little learning has in no way dwarfed their muscular development The shortness of the day, much of which was taken up in preparation for so large a family, prevented more extended exer. cises, but all seemed we'll pleased, if their happy faces were indices of their feelings, and think Christmas a really
 good time, and wish it would come ve " often instead of only annually.
Arizona citizen., 1877-01-13
Eight Chiricahua Renegade Ip-
 diass Killed.

Following is from Lt. T. X. Toue, and tells what the energetic and de termined It. Jon A. Fucker has don. for which he las the heartfelt thank. of all good citi1ns of Arizona:
 Pr OF MOUNTAIN, January II
 MAJ. J. H. LORD: write vou 10 say that this morning early. two In. dians came in frm It. Fuckers scout- ing party, with tie news that the Lieu. tenant had jumIed a band of fifty ren- egade Chiricahus, and had killed eight and wounded many more. The scene of acton was in Horse Shoe" canyon. east side of Chircahua mountains. The fight took plae in the night, Lt Fucker comingupOn them when they were fully arme and engaged in a war dance. It. Rue1er lost one man killed or so severely wounded that he will die so say the Indians. The two In dians who caie Tn brought many spells with then one had fancy war hat and fine Dat which he said he took from des chief Mir Chapman recognized ihecOat as one worn by Mir Hughes of he SonOits- They also had bag of MCican dollars. ToUEY.
 A dispatch tom It. D. M. Greene, Sixth Cavalry, at Camp Bowie. lated also the 11th, toMajor J. II. Lord, sub stantially conf.ns the above glad Ii dings, with a plmise of further psrii- culars on returl-of the scouting party
Arizona citizen., 1877-01-13
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,

COUNCIL CHAMBER,
 TUCsoN, January 10. 1877. The Council met at 10 o'clock a. m. pursuant to adjournment.
 President Woolsey in the chair. Roll called; present Messrs. Good win, Hughes, Kendall, Moeller Redon do, Ruggles, Rush, Stevens, and NIT. President
 Journal of yesterday read and ap- proved.
 NIT. Kendall, chairman of commit tee on engrossed and enrolled bills, made the following report: Mr. President:
 Your committee on enrolled and en- crossed bills respectfully report that they have examined House JoInt Resolution No. 9" and find the same correctly enrolled.
 GEO. D. KENDALL, chairman. Mir. Ruggles introduced C. B. No. 10, An act fixing the time for holding the district court in the County of Pinal. NIT. Goodwin introduced C. B. No. II, An act to change the names of To- mas Simon and Carlos Simon to Thomas Foster and Charles Foster re- spechvely.
 Mir. Hughes introduced C. 5. No. 12, An act to divorce Isaac E. Brokaw from the bonds of matrimory hereto fore existing with Lena Brokaw Mir. Stevens gave notice that on to- morrow or some future day he would introduce a bill for the protection of game and fish m Arizona Territory. c. B. No. 6 was read second time, and on motion of MT Redondo refer red to committee on Judiciary. The following messages were receiv- ed from the House:
 II. c. R No. ,.
 HALL Of NEI IhESf fN iAllN ESs
 TUCsoN, January $, 1877. NIT. President:-The House has passed House Concurrent Resolution No. ,, ami respectfully ask the concur renee of the Council in the same Resolved by the House, the Council conc Irring, that committee of two persons of the House and one member of the Council be appointed to ascer- tain the number of miles travelled by each member of both Houses in con- ing to and returning from the TerritO- rial seat of Government, and have ap- pointed Messrs. Miller and Darlington as such committee on the part of the House.
 ANDREW CRONLY, chief clerk.
 II. C. R. No. c.
 HALL OF REFRESHMENTS.
 TUCsoN. January Q, 1877. Mr Pre.ldent:-The House has just
Arizona citizen., 1877-01-13

THE SENTINEL of last Saturday Tn re- ferring to the fact that Hon. II. s. Stevens was legally given the certifi- cate of election as Delegate, says:
 We congratulate ourselves on the re- suit, because we believe MT. Stevens to be less imbued with the spirit of sec tionalism than hIs opponent, and be cause we firmly believe that he will for the coming two years, as in the past, work with unswerving fidelity and un- Tagging zeal for the best interests of Arizona. We believe him too mag unanimous to show undue regard for sectional lines, or for political adher- ence. He has made few promises, and those will be redeemed, if within the bounds of human attainment; but deeds that speak louder than words will prove him a faithful servant tC this Territory.
Arizona citizen., 1877-01-13

introduce bill authorizing loan on the faith and credit of the Territory, and to provide for continuing the work in the erection of the Territorial Prison.
 c. B. No. taken up and on motion of MT. Redondo, the rules were sus- pended, the bill considered as engross- ed, read third time and put upon its final passage.
 The question being now upon the final passage of the bill. |. Those who voted aye were Messrs. Goodwin, Hughes, Kendall, Moeller, Redondo, Ruggles. Rush, Stevens and MT. President-9.
 Noes, none.
 So the bill passed
 Mir. Redondo moved that the Coun- cil adjourn until tomorrow at the usual hour.
Arizona citizen., 1877-01-13
I'm follouir,, i. inc .Ooo,,,

THE following is the account of the Prescott stage robbery and subseaueu, events:
 The western bound coach of the California & Arizona Stage Company was attacked at : o'clock, January four miles north of the stage station in Skull Valley, treasure box broken open and small gold bar, valued g, four hundred dollars, taken; mail bags cut open and contents rifled and about eight hundred dollars in money taken from registered packages. As soon as the robbers left, the stage proceeded to DicksOn's station where the messenger J. w. Evans, procured a saddle horse and started for Prescott, takiup the trail across the mountain and arriv. ing at midnight Immediately upon re ceiDt of the news at the stage ofFics the deputy sheriff and stage messen- ger were sent out in search of the rob. bers. They had proceeded but four or five miles out on the stage road when they met two men on horseback coming towards Prescott They were ordered to stop and upon being search. ed the stolen property was found with them. Both men are now in jail un- der charge of robbing express and United States mail. The men came here about ten days ago from Nevada and are supposed to be Barry and Vance.
Arizona citizen., 1877-01-13
C. A. TWEED, Judge Third Judicial District,
 Arizona Territory

THE ARIZONA SENTINEL of last Sat urday contains MT George Tyng's open ing remarks as editor, and they are very good. The paper is bright and we wish it abundant prosperity. Following are extracts from his salutation to the pub lie:
 I shall not step one inch out of my way to seek quarrels, nor will l step one inch out to escape them.
 Arizona is exceptionally fortunate in possessing two such papers as the Mi ner and CITIZEN - both of rare merit among frontier journals. It is part of my ambition, that the Sentinel shall equal these in excellence and in ap- pearance. Its excellence will depend on the exertiOns of its editor; its ap- pearance depends upon mechanical which will be supplied in to it's necessities and its revenue My predecessor is entitled to more credit than is generally given him for maintaining an unequal strug- gle against circumstances.
Arizona citizen., 1877-01-13

THE New To. Observer IS out with its prospectus )r the fifty fifth year It is large hper of the first class. and should be' every family in the land. Those VI do not take It should send for a sptrmen copy at once, or. better yet, shd d send the price for year. Any perm desiring compre- hensive weekly ewspaper, filled with just the news tet every family wants, and free from cl J-trap or objectionable matter of any k d, will hardly do bet ter than to sent s315 to S I. Prime & O., g Park W, New York, and re ceive the ObseI7r postpaid.