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The New York herald., 1879-02-06
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TRAMPS KILL A MATE.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 8, 1870.

TH1I-ADkLFHfA, TCb. o, 1919.
fight took place on Saturday night at a
police station among about twenty tramps who were
lodging there for shelter over night. A young man
named John Fletcher was stabbed in the lungs, from
the effects Of which he died to-day. The entire party
are held In custody but they win give ntorma-
tion about the affair aud the victim refused before
his death " make any disclosure.
The New York herald., 1879-02-06
KILLED BY AN OFFICER.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BLooMINGToS. ILL.,. Feb 5, 1879
Last night at Mclean ten miles west of this place,
Quincy Gatlifie. farm hand rode into town intox-
Gated firing at citizens and charging on them with
a knife. constable in attempting his arrest shot
Gatliffe, who died to-day.
The New York herald., 1879-02-06
A FATAL EXPLOSION.

CrNcINNArr. Feb. 8. 1870
A despatch says a miner of the McHenry Coal
Mines Kentucky, on the paducah and Elizabethtown
Railroad yesterday. in ilng can of powder in his
house, let drop a spark into can and an explosion
followed tearing out tho whole side of the house
and fatally iniurlng the minor. his wife and child.
The New York herald., 1879-02-06
A MODERN MIRACLE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

WILMISGIoS Del. Feb. D. lsIo
Miss Minnie Lombard. aged nineteen years.
daughter of r. +. Lombard. became totally blind
two years ago after attack of typhoid fever
Early last Wednesday morning she awoke. complain
ing of a headache Her mother. usual applied
water, when she fell asleep again. On awaking
the second time her sight returned and by the next
day her eyes had obtained their natural brilliancy:
The night previous special prayer had been offered
for her in St Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church.
The young lady has relatives in Jersey City.
The New York herald., 1879-02-06
CATTLE GOING FORWARD.

PORTLAND. Me-, Feb. s. 1879.
The Dominion Steamship line has l22 head of
cattle the way here from Buffalo. by way of
Boston, on account of the importation Of cattle into
Canada being prohibited Several loads arc on
the way by the Grand Trunk Railway, which crossed
the Canadian Line before the prohibition was issued
The New York herald., 1879-02-06
LIVE STOCK FOR LONDON.

BY the steamship Canada, Of the National line ISL
head of cattle were shipped yesterday direct for
London Before leaving they carefully exam
ined by veterinary surgeon who certified to their
good condition. Men sent in charge of the live
stock, and during the voyage the latter will be fed
on corn and hay.
The New York herald., 1879-02-06
PHAIR TO BE HANGED.

RtIIASD. VT. Feb 5, 1879
The Supreme Court. through Chief Justice Pierre
pont to-day decided against a trial for Phair
who was convicted of the murder of Mrs. Frieze.
Phair will be hanged on April 4.
The New York herald., 1879-02-06
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twcntyfour hours. in com
parison with the corresponding date of last year.
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy
HEnALp Building). No. 21s broadway =
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RUMoR THAT GENERAL MARTINEZ cAMpos WILL
NOT RETURN.

HAVANA. Feb. /, 1879.
rumor is current that Captain General Martinez
Capos will not return Cuba and that in his stead
General Ramon Blanco will probably be sent out as
Governor General The reasons given by the for
the Generals departure are. side threatened
revolution in Spain by some discontented generals
there making the presence of Martinez Campos
sary us he enjoys the greatest prestige
with the troops and would be able to keep
them loyal. On the other side it is said
that the Ministry in Spain is dissatisfied with
the Generals policy in this country Us too high
handed and self-roliant Since il became known that
the General was TO embark for Spain the premium
gold rose rapidly. and general excitement reigns
throughout the city.
The New York herald., 1879-02-06
CUBA.
MARTINEZ cAMpos SAILS For SPAIN.

MARTINEZ CAMPOS SAILS FOE BPA1N.
HAVANA Feb. s. 1879.
Captain General Martinez Campos sailed for Spain
this afternoon. Before embarking he issued proc
lamaton to the citizens soldiers and volunteers. in
which he says the King calls him to q conference
matters relating to the island of Cuba. There
special circumstances connected with the govern
ment of the island which render necessary special
laws and regulations. He departs with emotion,
although his absence will lie only temporary. The
proclamation closes by transferring the duties of
government temporarily to Vice Governor General
Cazetano Figueroa.
The New York herald., 1879-02-06
EUROPE.

EUROPE.
L,LORILlNE-FOR THE TEETH AND BREATH.
II makes the breath as sweet as flowers,
The tecth poarly white:
The gums IL hardens. and il gives
Sensations of delight.
All vile secretions 1t removes,
However long they've been;
The enamel. too. u will preserve
The "FRAGRANT FLORILINE ~
For sale by all druggists in the United States
|vOLDEN IAIR-ROBAE.'s AuREOLINE PRO-
ducee by three applications the beautiful golden
color much admired Ii perfectly harmless To be had
of all fancy goods dealers Sole agent,
X. HOvENDEN X SON. London. England.
IEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT-FINEST
IL and cheapest havoriug stock for soups made
dishes and sauces.
r IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT us A
IL success and boon tor which nations should feel
Medical Journal. &c.
I IEBIG CoMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT.-cAU-
IL tiou.-ticnuine only with fac-simile OF Baron Lie
big's signature. in blne ink. label Com
sumption in England increased tenfold In ten
years"
II IEBIG CoMPANy's EXTRACT or MEAT.-TO BE
IL had Of all storckeepcrs and chemists Sole
agents for the United States wholesale only, Z.
DAVID 4 CO., ~ Mark lane. London England.
+ oNGs HorEIl BOND ST.. LONDON.
shei ard Of a This we'll known
hons situated in the centre of the most
fashionable part of tue West End Celebrated for its
cuisine and cellar Of the choicest wines
SwEDIsH MERCHANT DESIRES TO REPRESENT
Nhrst class houses good English
enec. Apply TO y. " IDTH. Stockholm
mo MANUFACTURERS AND INVENTORS THE
j Hall Of Commerce. oxford St. London, W.. has been
opened and depot for the exhibition and sale Of
Manufactures, Merchandise Machinery, Inventions aud
age sales apply to A. H. LLOYD Secretary Electric
lights and steam power on the premisss
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BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS.

AVCragc temperature yCsttrUuy %
Average temperature for corresponding date last
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CHARGES WITHDRAWN.
[BY TELEu RAPH TO THE HERALD.

hAPH
NORWICH Conn. Feb. 8, 1879.
The trial of Ashbourne, Lane and Taylor. of the
Boston and Washington Desiccated Cocoanut Com
pany, concluded to-day. The City Attorney
entered nolie prosequi payment of costs.
amounting $780, the colored people not desiring to
press the charges on having their money refunded.
Judge Kellogg admonished the parties not to sell
cocoanut stock under deceptive representations here
after.
WAS RECEIVER of insolvent savings bank,
trust company life insurance company ever known
to settle up the business in the shortest possible
time and in the best interests of the creditors?
Never.
What! Never?
Well. hardly ever.
The New York herald., 1879-02-06

LATE ISSUES.
Az Macleod Of Dare, by William Black: .......... log
33 Molly Bawn. by the author of Phyllis.
407 Edna by Mrs Henry Wood zoe
4g Monsieur Lcco. by Emile Gaborisu, hrst half 9,c
4Gf Gerald Fitzgerald by Charles 2c.
4si The Arabian Nights Part 2................ Ice.
fn The Araban NiFhts Fart ................ 1Oc.
The Doctors Wife, by " l.. Braddon.......... poe
lJs Nancy, by hhoua broughton 2pc.
IJ7 The Last OF the Ruth,ens By Miss Mulock loo.
ass John Halifax, Uentiemsn, by Miss Muock tcear
bold. handsome
John Halifax. Gentlcman smaller typel ....... iOc.
40 Paul fabcr surgeon; by teorge Macdonald 2c.
45l Little Barefoot, by Berhold Auerbaeh ..... lOc.
i53 The Princess ot the Moot by n. Msrlit... 2Uc.
~ An Odd Couple by Mrs Oliphsnt lOc.
4Jl Lady svcriales sweetheart, by William Black 1uc.
45U. Water G,psics by L. T. Meade ............. iOc
40 More Bitter than Death iOc
4ts. ON Horseback Through Asia Minor by Captain
Fred oOc
AZ. FILTHY Lucre, by Albany dc Fonbianque .. 100
4i5. rhc Baby b, the author Of Phyllis Molly Bawn
&c; also Michael uargravc's Harvest ......... 100
~ Letter on Corpnenec, ty William Banting loo
4t3. Pomeroy Abbey new novel; by Mrs n Wood 2c
Az The Notsy's daughter by Lady Fullerton Zoe
AL Twas in Trafalgar Bay Besant and Rice lOc-
Carmchacis will Sbc,6 in one baotl '.'1' loc
Ala Captain at 10, by Jules Verne first han uc
Ala Captain at 10 by Jules Verne (secOnd haf 1Oc
receipt ot IL uccnt numbers and - or
2ocent numbers by GEORGE MUNRO, IL to "a vands-
water St, New York
HENRY GREvILLE's SOCIETY NOVEL;
IL PIiIl.OMENES MARRIAGES,
NTH A PREFACE 10 HER AMERICAN READERS.
PHILOMENE's MARRIAGES. A Frcnch Society Novel.
msns , ~ cn,s i'm in paprr cover or 81 ~ in loh
uniform with "Dosian Pretty Little Countess Hna."
~~Msrr,ing OF paase,es .,,o "a Friend ss sonia"
Vile published this day. and is for sale by ali book
sellers and news agents
Copies will be any one ut once per mail post
paid, on remittng price TO the publishers
A. d PETERSON BROTHERS.
3uS Chestnut st.. PhilsdelIaia, Pa
The New York herald., 1879-02-06
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
a THE SEASIDE LIBRARY.

Ont to-day in clear, bold. handsome type.
Jules Nernes book,
Great Voyages and Great Navigators, first half ioc
The New York herald., 1879-02-06
THE STEAMER RICHMOND.

RUMoR THAT SHE WAS LOST AT SEA.
Boston. Mass. Feb. s, 1879.
General inquiry has been made at the Navy Yard
here for confirmation of the that the United
States steamer Richmond. which sailed from Brook
lyn about three weeks ago. had foundered at sea.
Most of the shipped from this vicinity. The
NOR cannot be authenticated in any way.
The New York herald., 1879-02-06

WINTERS DEATH WARRANTS ARE NEGLECTED
coughs and colds Thousands die this simply
they permit these ailments take their fatal
instead OF curing them promptly, they always
might do. with HALE's HONEY OF HoREHoUSD AND TAR
9Th Sold by all druggists.
PIXIES ToorHAcnK DROPS in minute.
The New York herald., 1879-02-06
COMES THE NAME

A.-WHENCE COMES THE NAME
1t is derived from Greek words signify
preserve the teeth y and II deserves its title for
preparation which will do this rapidly,
surely and pleasantly The consumption of SozopoST Is
immense
ACOUGH, A COLD OR HOARSENESS INSTANTLY
relieved by the BRowss BRONCHIAL TRocHEs 25c.
FINE SILK HATS, SO 20, WORTH SIS; NOBBY
Derbys 81 80 worth 81 10 New Church ST.. up stairs
BALLS AND RECEPTIONS VS.. SNOW AND RAIN.
Doors AND SHOES INDIA RuBBERs Patronize MILLER Il
co, S49 Broadway. .
WIGS TOUPEES.-HIGHESr AWARD AT PARIS
Exposition, 1879. g. RAUCHFUSS. ~ East 18th ~ Y.
500 PREMIUM FOR CASE OF RHEUMATISM,
Nervous Kidney Disease Dr. FILTERS REMEDY Won't
cure. ~ John.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-09
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

The Tiger mine is proving better as depth is gained The mill is con stantly at work.
 The Peck mill is going Reports from mines in it's vicinity are good enough.
 The steam ship Brother Jonathan was wrecked off point St. George, three miles north of Crescent City in 1865. In the treasure vault of the steamer at the time she foundered were United States Treasury notes of the value of S54O,OOO and $500, ,OOO in bullion The currency was packed in water-tight rubber bags, and placed in hemetically sealed tin cases. Since the disaster several intellectual attempts have been made to discover the position of the wreck. Recent ly, however, w. c. Wood of this city and R. Hillyer of Crescent City, found the wreck in twenty-two fath- oms of water, one hundred yards from where she struck. 4 schooner will be fitted out with diving appar- atus, and an effort will be made to recover the treasure. It is rep presented that the United States title to the treasury expired four years ago.
 Speaking of Blackburn's election in Kentucky, the New York Times says: His election was a foregone conclusion. The man who served the Confedcracy by importing infect ed clothing from Bermuda and dis tributing it through the North for the purpose of introducing yellow fever and snlall.po in the Federal armies, is about the last kind of person whom any community hav- ing the slightest regard for its good name would have selected for the highest public office within it's gift But the Kentucky Democracy has never been distinguished for it's per. captions of morality or humanity, and it must be regarded as some indication of progress that though Blackburn had been elected, it is by a decidedly reduced majority
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-09
REGULAR RACKET. Another Assessment on
 W. F. & Go. No Moncy Secured this
 Time

The regular monthly assessment was levied last evening on the south bound stage These calls HOW come with such promptucss and regularity as to stamp ihe perpe ra'or as a man of thorough business qualities. The scene is i'll the same ncighborhood as the three previous rosberies-at a point about thres. miles south of town One man who tran ac:e.i the business invited Mr Thompson, the driver, to pass down Wells, Fargo & Co., $ box This he did ani was allowed to take his departure without further molestation. R. II. Paul, detective for the company was in town and was soon at the scene of the robbery. He tracked the robber for over mile and left the track on the road in the vicinity of Hon. c. H. Gray's farm, near the river, the knight of the road had crossed fields and come out at that point. Here Paul returned to town with the boxand shortly aft r again took up the trail. At present writingg, he and other officers are out and we hope to be able to chronicle their capture in Wednesdays issue. The box contained no money.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-09
LATEST ARIZONA NEWS. Special TeIegrams to the
 Herald" Collision on the s. p. R. R. at Dos PaImas this
 Morning. Train Ditched near Ad0nde
 Yesterday. One Squaw Killed and Several persons Wounded.
City by the Rail.

MARIcoPA, August 9th.-Thunder, Tightening and rain prevailed here during the past week and in vicin ity. The railroad is washed out in many places. The train of yesterday from Yuma left ten hours late, de layed by washouts west of the Colo rado river. At point between Adon- de and Mohawk stations the train was ditched and three persons hurt. A squaw was killed. The fireman was severely injured It is expected the train will get in this evening, but late The east and west bound trains of the Yuma division, collided this morning between one and two o'clock near Dos Palmas. Both engines badly wrecked no one injured.
 Two cars loads of four was taken yesterday by Greenup's teams for L. Bashford & Co, of Prescott.
 Items from the Colorado.
 YUMA, August 9th.-Quartcrmas- ter's depot here is to be abandoned. Most of the material is being shipped to Fort Lowell and the balance to Whipple. When the railroad gets to Tucson, Lowell is to be the principa depot
 Three families passed through here last Tuesday with their teams from Santa Ana, Cal. They are go- ing to settle near PtGnix. Two are named English and one named Sim mons
 Verde Varieties
 VERDE, August 9th.-Mr. Hunter, the lightning singer from Whipple is officiating here during Mir. Brooks illness.
 Lieut.. Wilson of the Twelfth and that ever obliging 4. Q. NJ, Lieut.. Wotherspoon of Whipple arrived yesterday and are fascinating all with their usual courtesy.
 Quite an invigorating shower yes terday and prospects of more to-day. The farmers are all happy of course
 FLORENCE, August 7th-Profcssor Caldwell and Prof. Sherwood left this evening for Chicago.
 Vim. H. Sutherland arrived to day with two new Concord coaches. They will be run daily from Florence to Silver Ki"g, connecting at Florence with coaches from end of railroad and at Silver King with Saxe's cx press to Globe and McNIillen.
 Major Veil of East Phoenix. came in this afternoon.
 Weather warm and sultry
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-09
Notice.

Having established a Purchasing Agency, MIR. L. BEEN will give his per sonal attention to all or ders of any kind, such as boots, & Shoes. Furniture, Groceries, Crockery, Car pets, Milenery Goods, etc.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-09
California vs. Prescott.
The last Miner says:

The last Miner says:
 "We understand from a reliable source, that the contract for building the Phoenix School House calls for all California lumber to be used in the erection of the same. Even the rough scantling and boards are to be 1 brought from California. This order from the Commissioners seems to us as a little impertinent. Prescott could have furnishel the necessary material, of an excellent quality, at 20 per cent less than the same can be laid down for from California. How ever they may have a motive in this that they are to furnish the railroad company with pumpkins in exchange for their pine boards and hoop poles. Prescott people might have done | better with the Phoenix people than the railroad company in trading for their produce. But since the ''gi eat end wise men of the South" have elected to trade with California, the people of Yavapai must content themselves to seek a new channel through whichthey may receive flour, barley, etc. It would look mean if us, of the northern part of the Ter ritory, to slight the railroad com pany, when our friends of Phoenix are so liberal to that mammoth cor- poration. It is just as cheap to buy flour, barley and pumpkins in Cali fornia and freight the same by rail to Maricopa, as to buy in Phoenix and as the school house question gives us the hint that our trade is not wanted, let us cast our patronage also with the people of the Golden State. There is nothing like being independent.
 Thinking the above to be untrue we called on Judge J. T, Alsap, one of the commissioners. Fms gentle man drew up the contract and says there is no truth in the article, and that no allusion is made to lumber in the contract. There is nothing in in the contract specifying where the lumber shall be bought, it only calls for good lumber
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-09
1Karicopa Matters.
IFRoM OUT RESIDENT REFoRTER.l


 ". Story the telegraphic operator has gone to San Diego.
 The Chinamen that sold whisky to Indians some time since, was sen tenced to 250 days in jail.
 Charles Furness died here July %. of inflammation of the bowels. He was native of Vermont and about 50 years of age.
 One of our merchants lately or dered from Colton b sacks potatoes which arrived Wednesday evening. The railioad charges were g 60 per 100 pounds, had he ordered at Los Angeles, 50 miles beyond, the charges would have been $1 75 per hundred pounds. Comment unnecessary.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-09
honse is of standard merit.
Well Roriu-.

Having gone into other business, 1 now offer for sale first class well boring and rock drilling machine The machine is almost new. It can be seen at the Ice factory. Good live stock or other first class property will be taken Tn exchange foT it. Gall on or address George Lount, F:Haix
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-09
FREIGHT ARRIVALS.
SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE SEMI.
 WEEKLY HERALD.

WEEKLY HERALD.
 The following freight for Northern and Central Arizona, arrived at Mar icopa via Southern Pacific Railroad on tkc evening of the dates mentioned
 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6. PhGuix-E Irvine & Co, ' sun dries, 495; NJ L Peralta, ? oll, 1s0- Tiger-N c Sheckles. 10 lard oil 900.
 THURSDAY, AUGUST '. PhGnix-G Coats, 43 sundries, 8, 995; Goldman & Co, 56 packages 5,27a; R Dall & Co, 3 packages 920; II Morgan, packages, 19O; J M Castenada, 3 sundries 295; T Ol. sen, package, 125; M L .Pcralta, Ii packages 915.
 Signai-F s Collins, 15 packages, 1,410.
 Tip-Top Mine-e cars salt, 4o,47O. Prescott-Bowen, Knowles & Co., r sundries 960. G II Adams sun dries, 1,s05.
 Hayden's Ferry Noonan, 9 pack ages, 555-
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-09
Beautiful Pictures For All.


 The Great Art Publishing House of George Stinson & Co.,, of Portland, Maine, moves steadily on the even tenor of it's way, apparently not feel. ing the dull times. During the year 1878 they sold over Four Million picturec of all descriptions. They publish every description of fine pic. lures, and the prices range from ten cents upwards to twenty dollars: per copy. Their correspondence for this business is immense; they receiv& on an average, over one thousand jet ters per day. Messrs. Stlnson & Co. publish only the better class of pie lures, and it is well konwn that any thing coming from this reliable honse is of standard merit.
 Mir. E. o. Grant, of 3Vickenburg has letter informing him that one battery Gen stanp9 of the Vulturc mill was recently cleaned mp after q short run. Result: Ten pounds of gold, worth between $3,G00 and S4.000. This cleanup IS considered a good oGe. We understand that MT J. D. Cusenberry, Superintendent of -the Vulture Company, is now in Prescott. The same letter states MT. Treadwcll had arrived from the Gila, where he went to examine mines -1rizonian.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-09

Persons holding lottery tickets will have them redeemed at par on presentation to M. Goldwater, Pres colt
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-09

Born in San Franci co, August 1st to the wife of George Lount, a son.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-09
Bank Exchanse-E. Gang. Prop
NEW ADVERTISEMENT S.
AOTRCE.

NOTICE. 4 IL PARTIES INDEBTED TO THE "A estate of KINGS. NooLsEY are re- qnested to come forward and settle their az counts.
 MARY Il. WOOLSEY. Administratrix Phoenix, August Sih, 1879. no 3t
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-09

The train with mails from the West is not expected at Maricopa until midnight.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-09
Star Cheese.

Buying and Shipping our ffdits direct from the orcnards. md having our own teams. rival of the train. three times per week. we arc able 10 furnish our customers the best and
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-09

M a A WEEK in your own town, N and no capital risSed. You can sAkSkR give the business trial without 5 V S expense. The best opportunity eve offered for those willing to work. You should try nothing else until you see for yourself what you can do at the business we offer you. No room 10 explain here. You can devote all your time or only your spare time to the business, and make great pay for every hour that you work. Women make as much money as men. Send for special private terms and particulars, which we mail free s Outfit free Don't com plain of hard times while you have such a chance. Address Il HALLETT 5 co
 Portland, Maine,
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-09

M A ga "a A MON I'll guaranteed. oI.
 ssSEa day made at home by the in N1U dg d@:fToHs Ho x capial sl yo5 @Gt Feg1i5 San women, boys and girls make money faster at work for us than at anything else. The work is light and pleasant, and such as any one can go right at. Those who are wise who see this. notice will send us their ad- dresses at once and sco for themselves. Costly outfit and terms free. Now is the time Those already at work are laying up large sums of money. Address,
 TRUE < CO. Augusta, Maine.