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Salt River herald., 1878-04-06
PEN AND SCISSORS.

A cdDle ulSpdtCIl lO lle 2dli II Idii- cisco Chronicle, dated March 25th, has the following in regard to the wreck of the Eurydice In London and the provinces yesterday the weather was fine and bright until about half past three, when an al- most general change ensued. Short and violent gusts of wind, accom- panied by snow and dust storms of a very unusual character, brief as sudden, followed rapidly from nearly opposite points of the compass. At 4 in the afternoon, when off Dun nose and proceeding under sail, a squall struck the Eurydice and she capsized and sank immediately. The schooner Emma, passing the Eurydice at this time, rescued five persons.
 An official list issued March 26th, by the Admiralty, shows that the Eurydice's officers and crew num- bered 29S men. Seven, however. were possibly left at Barbados in prison. All accounts agree that there were also twenty to thirty passengers, officers, invalids, men whose time had expired, etc, on board.
 James Coakley arrived in San Francisco about two weeks ago and leaves this morning for Arizona, with a determination never to re- turn. On the night of his arrival he was attacked on Minna street, near second, by quartette of ruff fans, and coming in violent contact with a sand-bag. submitted very quietly to the loss of a watch and $50. Last evening at 7 o'clock, while walking in the rain along Hyde street, near Chestnut. he was assaulted by three robbers, two of whom had revolvers, One of them struck him with the muzzle on the cheek, leaving the imprint of the bore, and he was compelled to sub init to the loss of SIO and a note for S2l5, signed by l.. F. Loveland, stock broker, due on April 25th. A ring and a shirt stud were also taken.
 On March 26th David Powell and James F. Betts of Payson, Utah, were caught in snow slide at Peteetnert Canyon. The body of the latter has just been recovered severely bruised and lifeless, and over a hundred men are now en- gagged in searching for the missing man. There are no hopes of his being found alive.
 It is stated that the Pope will SC. lect Cardinal Hohenlohe as the in termediary with the German Gov ernment. The Jesuits are negotiat- ing for the purchase of a palace, with view to removing their head quarters to Rome. The Pope holds aloof from the movement.
 Mir. Morgan, who designed the new silver dollar, has been in this country but a short time. He came from England and was formerly em- ployed in the Royal Mint at Lon don.
 Kosciusco, Miss, is model place to emigrate to. Butter 15 cents . pound, rib beef at f cents, chickens 12 cents each, and eggs s cents pel : dozen are the latest quotations. The baby hippopotamus, thu j. only one ever brought alive t n America. died at the New Yorl r Aquarium on Tuesday of consump l, ton.
 Il The London Times says Amer
 can potatoes threaten to drive ou n the home-bred article.
Salt River herald., 1878-04-06
PHENIX POST OPTIC

Arrival and departure of U. s. Mails: From California. Eastern States and Arizona
 every other day. To California Esttern States and Arizona.
 every other day. Camp McDowell---Leaves Mondays and Thurs days; returns on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Salt River herald., 1878-04-06

n II. P. SHEETS. N. D, Physician and O' Surgeon. Pho-uiS. M ,rieopa Co, A. T. ono. in Wells. Fargo & Co.'S Express building Venereal diseases speciality.
Salt River herald., 1878-04-06

JVM. ISAAC, Surveyor and Civil Engineer. W All work guaranteed Prices reasonable Orders left with the Phoenix Postmaster will receive attention.
Salt River herald., 1878-04-06

MRS. A. M LANES. Teacher of Vocal and -h Instrumental Music. Phoenix, A. T. In Instrumental music the term embracing twenty four lessons, may commence st any time. A -elass in vocal music is now being organized. Agency Prince Organs, Kna5e, Decker & Irvine Pianos. Instruments sold Oa installment plan.
Salt River herald., 1878-04-06

I E. WHARTON. N. D., Offers his profes.i- p. anAl servic- to the people of Phoenix and vicinity. Office at his residence. Phoenix. A. T.
 STU. s. Medical EIami CT for PrnSOns
Salt River herald., 1878-04-06

ElRANKLIN McCUSKER, Attorney and I Counselor at Law Prescott. Arizona. Will practice in all the Courts. Otice with the Dis- -trict Attorney.
Salt River herald., 1878-04-06

TOHS F.. NAYLOR, Attorney and Counselor J at Law. and NO,,ry Public. Phu-niH. Ari- rons. Will practice in all Courts uf the Terty.
Salt River herald., 1878-04-06

MITCH & CHURCHILL. Attorneys and Csunselors al Law. Prescott, Arizona. Will practice in all the Courts of the Terri tory. Special attention given to practice in the Supreme Court; also Mining Law and tine per t.ctinE of titles to land.
Salt River herald., 1878-04-06

A RAM. BRUNER & BRUNER, Attorneys <1 and Counse Ors al Law, Prescott Arizona. A. J. Bruuer. Notary. Will practice iA all the Courts. Special attention given to Mining Law and the perfecting of titles to land.
Salt River herald., 1878-04-06

r 1T. COX. Attorney at Law. PhOsniS, O' Arizona Will practice at all Courts of the Territory.
Salt River herald., 1878-04-06

JUM. A. HANCOCK. Probate Judge. Notary w Public and Attorney at Law. Land busi- ness a speciality.
Salt River herald., 1878-04-06

A D. LEMON. Attorney at Law. Office [A. opposite Court House. on Washington St, Phoenix Arizona. Prompt attention given to all business entrusted in the Federal and County Cour-s uf the Territory.
Salt River herald., 1878-04-06
BUSINESS CARDS.

JOHN T. ALSAP. Attorney and Counselor O At Law, Phoenix. Arizona. Ln J. THIBODO. NJ. D.-Physieian and Sur V. geoR Graduate of the University of Queens College. Canada. 1856 Office at drug store of Thompson & Co
Salt River herald., 1878-04-06

IOHN HOWARD. Attorney and Counselor -O at Law. Prescott, Arizona. Office, South N1nteZumA St.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-03
Items from Yuma Sentinel.

Frue concentrators and other ma chinery has been coming in and going forward for Col. s. 4. Buckingham, of Globe Distiict.
 Caldwell, with Lord & Williams train, and Drachman, left Thursday for Tucson, with 1lS0 pounds for Zeck- endorf; Lord & Williams, 22,0OO; F. Staples, 1900; F. E. Walker, 75; w. c. Davis, 35,OO0; T Welisch, 5000; P. Charoleau, 1900; and government freight. AmabiSca leaves today with 24, 4,500 for the "76 " mine and 4500 for others at Pinal. Thompson left on the 24th for Globe with 24,940 for J. Mes singer; 462 for II. Larris, and 1915 for II. Fuller. A. Contreras got of Thurs day with 9S35 for Belknap, of Tucson, and SS25 for J. Collingwood & Co, of Florence. John Boutot, Tom Childs and Gonzalez go tomorrow with full loads for Adamsville and Tucson; also Currin with $500 for Tucson.
 Bowley & Meyers got away on Tues day with 65,OOO pounds of Silver King machinery, including big fiy-wheel weighing 5000.
 Gardiner left on Thursday with full load for Tucson. James left on Mon- day with 3OO0 for Calisher, of Flor ence. Bufrum, with Brash's train, left same day with 29,7l0 pounds machin- cry for the "76," and a full load for J. Collingwood & O., R. Goldman and others at Florence. Lawrence left yes terday with 4000 for Tucson.
 A large Steinway Eiano has gone forward to Hon. J. H. roOle, Of Tue son. Arizona is fast ceasiag to be a frontier.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-03
LATEST TELEGRAMs.
The Republican. AgeressIye.

SAN DIEGO, May 2.-Washington dispatches state that the Republicans are now taking the aggressive side in he matter of the electoral vote. They say that if the electoral question is to be reopened it shall be done by the whole body of each House. They will demand investigation of the Oregon Cornin affair, also the attempt 10 buy a southern electoral vote for Tilden, of which there is proof. Also the man. ner whereby Mississippi and Alabama were made to give majorities for Til den.
 Sitting BuIi Wants Peace.
 A dispatch from Gen. Sheridan says Sitting Bull has asked Gen. Miles on what terms he could make peace. Gen. Miles told him he must surrender all his arms and ponies.
 General Kautz.
 The court martial of Gen. Kautz be- gan at Omaha yesterday.
 Morrisey and O'Brien Dead.
 John Morrisey died in New York yesterday.
 ". s. O'Brien, one of the bonanza kings died at San Rafael today. Another Appointment for san Carlos. The President has nominated Luth- CT P. Cummings of New Jersey to be Indian Agent at San Carlos
 Congressional.
 The Senate is now discussing the bill to repeal Resumption Act-it will not pass.
 The Senate has repealed the Bank rupt Act, to take effect January l, 1879. Greenbacks 99s@1OO.
 Eastern War News.
 The sit uation in Europe grows less hopeful for a peaceful settlement. Public opinion in both England and Russia seems to be regarded as fore gone conclusion. Immense military and naval preparations continue on the part of both nations. Russia is sending ships crews and officers to America to man war vessels being it. ted out here.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-03
Mining Work Notice.

rTIO JAMES SIBERIAN AND ALL OTH- I CTS claiming interest in that certain mining claim known as the Black Dia- mond, situate in the Pioneer Mining Dis trict, County of Pinal, Territory of Ari- ZOna.
 This Is to notify you that in accordance with provisions Of the Mining Act of May 10, 1872, 1872, that In compliance with re- qul -ements or said Act, work has been done on said Mining Claim for one year back past, ending on April l9, 1878, by the undersigned.
 Now, therefore, if within ninety days from the first publication Of this notice, you do not come forward and pay your proper proportion Of the cost of the said work. the undersigned will claim forfeit ure Of all your right, title and interest in and to every portion Of said mining claim.
 JAMES McCAFFERY. May Q, 1878. 30 -l3w
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-03

MR. FRANK STAPLES has resigned his position as agent for Wells, Fargo 6 Co.,, at Tucson, and we are informed that MT Claude Anderson will be ap- pointed to succeed him. MT. Ander- son is a very worthy and efficient young man, and we are pleased to learn of his appointment. Mr. Staples expects to start for Camp Apache in a few days.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-03
Hayes Title.

NEW YORK. April 27.-The Worlds Washington special says the fact that Tilden, Conkling and Butler all en- couraged these Florida men to turn States evidence against themselves is well known here. All of them want to "sinlI Hayes" as Conkling said. Butler and COnkling aim to isolate Hayes wholly from his party and make his position intOlerable to him. Some people begin to think they may sue ceed Tn this, but the majority think Hayes cannot be got out of the White House before March, 1881, except by death or by squad of soldiers. The published statements of McLin and Dennis are not considered of any particular importance, but they furnish material upon which, before an investi- gating Committee, the bottom facts can be proven.
 WASHINGTON, April 2j.-The Senate has passed bill giving United States courts in Utah and other Territories exclusive jurisdiction of divorce cases, which are now so fraudulently treated by many Utah Courts, and annulling the act of the Legislature of New Mexico, by which special privileges of schools, etc, were granted to the Society of Jesuit Fathers.
 Rail Road Extension.
 WAsHINGToN, April 27.-Luttrell yes terday presented a memorial signed by w. ". Montague and 5GO other citizens Of San Francisco, praying legislation 10 authorize an extension of the South ern Pacific Railroad through Arizona and New Mexico to Fl Paso.
 Gen. Gibbon on Indian Matters.
 WASHINGTON, April, 27-General Gibbon was before the House Military Committee yesterday. He favored the transfer of the Indian Bureau to the War Department, as an economical and safe place He favored the old plan of making the commander-in- chief of a post ex-Officio Indian agent He declared that the soldiers did not want war with the Indians, for there was no glory and much danger in such 9 war.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-03
Proposals Wanted.
LEWIS CONSOLIDATED SILVER MIN.
 ING COMPANY

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN IN PUR. ~ suance of an order Of the Board oi Trustees Of the above named Company, that sealed proposals will be received at the office Of said Company. Room l5, 3l0 Pine street, san Francisco. California, up 0 and including the ihlrileth f30.hl day Oi May, A. D. 1878, for sinking a shaft one hundred (l00l feet deep on the ledge of the Emma D. claim, about fifty f50l feet east rom the line Of the Lewis Claim. Said shaft to be properly timbered.
 The Company reserve the right 10 reject any and all bids. Size Of shaft 4x5 feet. For further or any information relating to said work, address
 J. W. PEW, Secretary. Lewis Consolidated silver Mining Com pany. Room l5, BIO Pine Street, San Fran cisco, California.
 May 3, 1878. 3O-4w
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-03
Judge Tweed.

The Los Angeles Star of April 2S says: Judge Tweed of Arizona and his bride reached this city from San Francisco yesterday. They are stop ping with the Judges daughter, Mrs. Aubrey, and will leave for Arizona next Tuesday.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-03
BORN.

In Florence, May 2d, to the wife Of J. J Deyine, twins-which and the same are two sons.
 Our poetry last week, zone by one the roses bloom," won't apply in this ease SC we sing: "Blaneus was the name of one, Tobias was the other.n
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-03
The Table

Is always supplied with an ample variety Of well-cooked food. No exaggeration In this. Stage passengers and travellers bi there understand 1t, and to them all un. acquainted with the fact are respectfully referred for information.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-03
The Corral is Large

And Is always supplied with Grain, Hay and abundance of good we'll water. spe- ciai care taken with stock or other proper " intrusted to the proprietor.
 Everybody familiar with Chas. H. La- osrees management Of Desert Station speaks In the highest terms of it.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-03
Administrators Notice.

In the matter Of the estate of Manuel Rey-
 es, deceased.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE IN undersigned administrator of the es- tate of Manuel Reyes, deceased, to the creditors of. all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication of this notice, to the said administrator at his residence near the town Of Florence, Pi- nal County, Arizona.
 JAMES BRASIL, Administrator. May 8, 1878. 304w
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-03
Desirable House and Lot for Sale

SITUATED IN FLORENCE ON FLOR O enee Street, a substantial, well-finishec dwelling house with three rooms, good To- cation and very convenient for any Iam- fly. The house Is occupied by F. Thomas Lot 67 feet front by l2O feet deep. I wilI sell it CHEAP FOR CASH.
 Address c. A. GALLARDO. April 28-4w Tucson, ArizOna.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-13
SONG Of the SINGER.

O, Pm the Prina Donna,
You have waited fer so long;
The very sort O )" Singer"
To charm you with song.
Yes, Tn the prima donna,
l am, upon my honor,
The very prima donna
You have waited for so long.
Pm the very best of stitchers
That ever graced your house;
As swift as any sunbeam,
And as still as any mouse.
Yes, I'm the prima donna,
l am, upon my honor,
Yhe very prima donna,
You waited for so long.
Pm as tuneful as a robin,
Ia the trysting-time of spring,
And aau do the work of ten, marm,
As I sit and sew and sing.
Yes, Pm the prima donna,
am, upon my honor.
The very prima donna,
You have waited for so long.
Yes, indeed, the work of ten, marin,
pledge myself TO do,
The Morning herald., 1878-07-13
THE TRAMPs.

TAKING POSSESSION OF TRAINS IN THE
wEsT-THRY BERN HOUSE IN PENN
sYLvANIA.
The trouble with tramps still continues In
Iowa. Parties of about fifty each boarded
Q freight train on the Iowa Central Rail
road, at Dillon, on Wednesday night, and on
the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific road
Thursday morning, at Atlantic. Armed
squads Of citizens in both cases compelled
them to leave the train, threatening them
with summary punishment If they refused.
At Milton, Pa, q tramp refused something
to est at the house of 81. Andrus, Thursday
afternoon, set the building on fire, and before
It was extinguished the flames communi-
Gated to an adjoining brick building, totally
destroying both. Loss IS 900; insurance
unknown. Two yourg sons OF Mr.. Andrus
were the only inmates of the house at the
time. The tramp escaped.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-13

for the new form of government for the
District does not limit the nunbes Of NO
taries Public that may be appointed, and
they can all get office here. Being 10 .
minority in their own STATE, 90 that only
the Federal Offices are open to them there,
they cannot, If they remain at home, al
get office, and while one Maryland RepuD-
lican is out in the cold there will be trouble.
Every event within the past months
confirming the growing hostility o. the
Mexican Government and people, and the
critical condition Of our present relations
withMexlco, make more clear and striking
the presence of Hon. Nathaniel Wilson's
speech in the House q few months ago.
The apologists and abbetors of Diaz In tho
House and Senate had introduced rssolu-
tion to suspend payment Of the award made
by the umpire OF the Mexican mixed Com
NISSAN, Sir Edward Thorntoni in the case
of VIII and the La Albra Mining Company,
pending the charge of fraud $gainst both
claimants made by Mexico after both the
American Commissioners and tho umpire!
had decided both claims valid IN law and
equity. Mr.. Wilson, as Chairman Of tho
Committee which Investigated the matter,
was instructed by the Committee to report
against the suspension asked, and his speech
on the occasion has pronounced at the time
one of the most able of the session. His
incidental review of MexicO's policy tow
ards us, aroused every member who heard
It other than the Mexican apologists to
feeling Of deep resentment. Subsequent
events have indicated Mr.. Wilson's wis
dom and Given him standing among the
foremost men of both Houses.
MCKAY.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-13
WASHINGTON LETTER.
[From our Special Correspondent

[From our Special Correspondent
WASHINGTON, D. G., July 10, 1878.
There is one evidence that we are not in
dulging in all the follies of war times. II
is found in the fact that Washington Terri
tory, though having greater population
than several of the States admitted into the
Union in exciting times, succeeding 1860,
has not until lately made any movement
towards-admission. 1t Is probable that, in
the Democratic Congress, which will first
sit on March 4th, 1870, measures will be
taken to add WashingtonTy to thesisterhood
OF States. May she come in with a full
Democratic representation In both Houses
of Congress and Democratic State Officers
Mr.. Potter's Committee examines Senator
Kellogg to-day. AS the Senator has o.
late been received cordially at the White
House. where, until the investigation COM
mepced, he was a stranger, it is eviden
that we shall not get from him any dis
closures calculated to support the state
ments, he has freely made for a year past
concerning Mr.. Hayes aand the Visiting
Statesmen. The full Committee will soor
be In Louisiana.
Ben Butler has heretofore received hi,
widest support as an unsuccessful candi
| date for governor of Massachusetts,, or a,
a gypsy member Of Congress from seyera
Districts OF that State, pitching his tent II
one, when driven out of another. It is 9
curious condition of our politics, which can
give him more extended support than
this. Intelligent voters will be slow &c
countenance the man, and there is not al
| this time much reason to fear, he will have
any great following in his announced at
tempt to capture the Presidency. Still, he
has support, and may have more, and thai
fact Is both curious and Instructive. II
teaches us to get rid as soon as possible, O,
the evil condition of affairs, which alone
could offer high prizes to such man as he
Whatever gives 10 Butler the chance tc
represent anything beyond the fraction Of
a State, must be looked upon as an evil
and must be corrected at once, and guarded
against in future. He is comparatiyel,
harmless In q house of 300 members, and
would be asthe Governor of single State
But even the idea that he may eceive high
er honors or greater powers than these IL
calculated still further to demoralize tht
already disordered condition OF affairs.
Maryland Republicans are again comins
over here daily to get q redistribution O
Federal patronage, This particular move
m ent commenced a week or so aoo and I,
an attempt to get out Of Office, some O
whom Mr.. Hayes, after meeting thousant
delegations, appointed . year ago. Let N,
suggest to al the Maryland Republican,
that tEey move into the District Of Columbia
The Morning herald., 1878-07-13
OHIO WHIsKEY.

BARREL CONTAINING THREE GALLONS Ex-
PLoDEs AND KILLS A BOY,
A despatch from Wheeling, VIVA, dated
July 11th, says: A most remarkable acci
dent occurred to-day in stenbenville, Ohio
A little son of John slaugherty, saloon.
keeper, was playing In his fathers bar-room
when be happened to jostle against barrel
cont aiming two or three gallons of whiskey
"A Inghtiul explosion followed, the barrel
being blown into fragments, killing the boy
instantly. The barrel stood beside q win
dow. through which the sun shone very
warmly, and 1t Is supposed this generated q
sufficient to produce the result stated,
The Morning herald., 1878-07-13
10 ShipbuilderS and Lumbermen !

original growth in Northern Virsinia y ~ =.
river river landing in market nov for s,st 1srSt
niaca ne. waseIIpoWer Of large mill. BOND On
pa;yGe XIII leased 4 desired. Price SsoS or or
Good % 1sS cSanSi ana S9s acres Of timber tor $500;
thing SnSt abonf 3Gr z man who knows any.
Ga sHms = ucapital; q For particulafs. Si6rsss nas
inS timarsc y. WIGHT, 81 Harlem Avenue. Bs,-
The Morning herald., 1878-07-13
RAILROADS,
DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AMI
l. BALTIMORE RAILROA

June 10th 1873.
Trains Will leave Wilmington az follows
NOr
Pailadelphia and intermediate stations,
$40, SIS, $40. 900, 947, 10 90, O. m. 2 30,
4.3J, ] Os 8 48 pm.
Philadelphia and New York, 2O. S A q m,
IL 81, Il 40, s 548pm.
baltimore and intermediate stations. 8 80
am,
Baltimore and Washington, IL 81, l ls, 8 80
ana ana II 81, Y 50, sos, pm.
Tra1ns for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle 63l, 8 80, TN, l Us, 6 30 D. M.
Harrington and Intermediate stations o a
am u5, . 80 p m. w
q. m. los, p. m. w
SUNDAY TRAINS,
enliadelphia and intermediate stations
10 m, 90. $40 p m.
Shiladelphia and New York, 200, S "A n m
5adtmore ana Washington, IL 81, l6 4 m.
FOr mrthei Information passeng gers are
pot. "' 'A' "0'
)uns-V H.F KENNEY supt.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-13
EXCITED MONTREAL.
THE SCENES WHICH 1T PASSED THROUGH
YESTERDAY.


YESTERDAY.
MONTREAL, July l2.-Since s O'Clock the
city has been in commotion, With crowds of
people on the principal streets, and the mill
tary marching to the rendezvous on tbe
Champs de Mars. LII :"
rne first blow struck in the impending
"nfict was by one Of the Mayor,s sr.ct,1
conssaoles' who deliberately assaulted
with his baton, bandman of the Prince Of
Wales Rifles, ,uamed William Sharpe, at the
rner Of Jacques Cartier Square and Notre
i'Ame street, without any proyocst tion, as
TIE regiment was proceeding to the point OF
'enuea'oas, ,i The rufisn escaped arrest.
A'' O'CLOCK the whole military force,
Consisting OF five infantry regiments, one
The Morning herald., 1878-07-13

A Newark paper says that the industries
Of that city are beginning to revive, and II
foresees resumption of the old trade ir
carriages, branch of manufacture from
the failure of which Newark lost greatly
during the war.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-13

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The Morning herald., 1878-07-13
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