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Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06

TIE New York Mail, of November 22, says a meeting of the Texas Pacific Company would be held that day in Philadelphia, at which a contract would be signed for the immediate construction of 750 miles of road to Fl Paso on the Rio Grande river. This confirms the news editOrially publish ed in THE CITIZEN two weeks ago, to the effect that the Southern Pacific and Texas Pacific had come to an agreement by which they would build to and unite at Fl PasO.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06

By a late decision of the Supreme Court of the United States the whole system of trade mark registration as by Congress has been wiped out. Some eight thousand de vices had been registered and several hundred more had been applied for This decision returns all questions connected with trade marks to the con trol of the common law.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06

THE use of whisky for rattlesnahe bites in Texas has increased so enOr mously during the past year that the overworked snakes have resolved to leave the state unless the Board of I'm migration reinforces them stoutly They work on double time and yet can't do half the biting demanded by the consumers. One snake who Ina. business at Port Lavaca is six weeks behind his orders, and three of the clerks are sick.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
RAhOs GUERRERO. M. b.,

JaiSlCIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE OAihp street., near Palace Hotel. Resi- sOe s"uth corner CUm missaIy Block Ie avenue. office hours from Il R. m. toI 10. and frO;n tu 5 D. m. nuv24.dIy -1sish' SJaaisn and French spoken.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
THEODORE L. STILES,

TTORNEl Hur Counselor at Law and A Notary Public, Tucson, Arizona UIlce Uu Congress street. opposite Post
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
S0LON M. ALLIS,

x. DEPUTY Mineral Surveyor and N' CivIi Engineer, Tucson, Arizvna. S-lce corner Congress Street and Church Ia ga --' "l'h B. 7. IhurnIOnd. ls prepared p..-o any work in his line with prompt csi ,stu aAu dispatch. Making TopOgrApni- ,,.lP naPN hhd sectional drawing Ul mines
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06

MR. BLAINE has his reward. cena- tor Booth, who leads Republican poll tics in California, pronounces MT Blaine for the presidency. The Chi nese question did it.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
SEAMAN. BUCK & CO.

EAL Estate and MIuIug UTiic- Bureau. ~ NO' Cosmopolitan Hotel Building, .10s"H AflEOna. Correspondents Iu HiI ne e principal cities Ol the United States. ..es aalAes wishing to sell or To puschHse p'OftIlles, would do we'll tO give us a call.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06

THE new map of Arizona, publish ed by Messrs. Eckhoif & Riecker, will be ready for the market in about two weeks. Mir. J. $. Mansfield is agent for Pima county.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06

THE struggle for the national con ventions has commenced. Chicago, Cleaveland, Cincinnati, Louisville, In dianapolis and St. Louis are the prin. cipal contestants.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06

LIEUT.. W. W..WoTHERsPooN, R. Q. M. Twelfth Infantry, is ordered to take charge of all military prisoners in this department and conduct them to Alca- uRz Island.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
WILLIAM OSBORN,

\ A-OhNEl aI Law. Notary Puhlic ana ->,-.-.' :! ahceT. SpeIiai tssIsIancs given ,I'S'''.-!As pH.enJs Tor MInIng s.nu Ire lU,-, cIA4ms, anu also tItie Lo lahG ilI,. 'He Descrt and aud lumber cul- i@NA. Onlce north slae of Congress
 '' Iucs"n ArlzuIiA.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
". S. EDWARDS,

INNIL Engineer anu surveyor, United V States Deputy Mineral Surveyor, Tue 'On, Arizona. Special attention gwen |, ioraslons uG ter the Desert Land Act auG O0lslnlng psients tO mining property.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
aos. PITCH. CLARK cHuRCHILl
 FITCH & CHURCHILL,

! 4 4iOhNEIS anu CounselOrs zI Law Al ~ 1T Ies'Oli, AnzoHH. Nill practice m aIf.,',e COurlh OI the Territory. Speci'i rn,,r, r'ou gwen To cases m tue Supreme a, I',i 'O ihiuIng law and the perfection Inc E sO lhlLes aud lands. JiIiUe m
 ""hk Oi ArIzDus BuuuIng, u pstRiTs.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06

TTORNEY al Law, Justice Of the A Peace. All business iulTusied prompt Ig attended 60. Especial attention pAid tu roEreYaBCing aud collections.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06

stOrmerly of Y. l.. Howard S Sons.)
 4 IIORNEI and COHHsrior al Aw [, Al Iucs0n, AriZOnR. Special attention 1te1 To Mexican aud American land and Rlliilng tIIes. aull u6wu
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
H. B. LIGRTHIZER,
Formerly of st- LuuisJ

IFUI WtIIJ WI s'l- lIIIuIHI ATTORNEY al Law. will practice n afl t lls coliIs Of the Territory. office on Congress .lr reel, Tucson, A rixonR-
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
BARNETT, BLOCK & CO,
 FORWARDING
Co m m s sion Merchants. Maricopa, Maricopa Wells
 and Casa Grande.

Take pleasure in announcing 10 ths public that theS have opened at MarfeO- pa, MaricOra Wells and Casa Grands houses for the transaction Of general forwarding ard commission business and viii always ksPpon hand R complete as- sortment Of Merchandise. which they will Offrr At the lowest market prices. having shipped thsir goods direct from New York. Also. wilt forward all goods consigned to them with the greatest promptness. Freight will be- carefully stored when awaiting shipment and no charges made hDr handling The same. Requests to have goods forwarded by special teams will be invar' ably complied with. They are also prepared tO contract for The delive. y of all classes Of freight to any point In the Territory.
 Special attention given to the forward Ing of mRchinery. Blacksmithing and wheelwrightiDg done to order.
 REFERENCEs:
 Lord Williams, l.. Zeckendorf 4 Co, ZeckendOrf Staao, L. A. Jacobs & Co.,, Tucson.
 J. Goldwater & Bro., c. P. Head & Co.,. Prescott.
 Goldman & Co.,, M.L. PeraIta, Phenix.
 J. COllingwOod Co., M. Calisber, Flor ence
 Meyerstein & Co. San Bernardino.
 K. CohD, Los Angeles.
 Neyerstrin & Co.,, Livingstone & Co.,. San Francisco.
 H.EkF B. Thurber & Co.,. l.. Zecken- dOrf X Co.,, 8 Thomas St., New York.
 sSMark all goods and address all com munications to
 BARNETT, BLOCK & CO.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
!. A. ZABRIsKIE. B.H. HEREFORD
 HEREFORD & ZABRISKIE,
G. HILL HOWARD.

LiOhNElS aud CUunseIoIs al Law
 1 Notary Pubic. UInce on Meyers sL.. opposite Palace Hotel, Tucscu, Arizouu.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
DENTIST T. s. HITCHCOCK. M. D. 6.

hss FeTmanuutly located m Tucson fOI sue piAelIce Oi Dentistry in Hll iis branch a' ara can be iOuuu al J. 5. NosDuTg'- rooms, opposite the POsionlce.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
L A. SILVA, Principal

REFEREScEs-Charies F. Meyers, F. IT E. N. Fish. Albert SieInteIdt, T. ''zerwinsky, H. Loewenstein, Clarke & Patton, H. Solomon, l. Goldberg.
 novf2-d&v
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
FARLEY & POMR0Y.

1 TIUaNElS and COunselOIs al Law, d ,uc>OE, ArILUns. Nutaries PuDlIc. U4lcr J4iled States District Attorney. UlAct 0u Pennington street.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
JoSEPH NEUGASS,

TTuRNEY and C"unsrlor at Ia" Utiice corner Oi Main and fennlng-
 ,u stFesls, Tucson. Arlzoua. ocl3 d&U
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
W sIhEET. J. H. LUCAS. J. HAYNES HAYNES, LUCAS 4 STREET,

] l!OhNEfo at Law, Tucson, Arizona Al Oihcc On Congress street.
 STancn office al Tom bstone.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
rrxIluIN MORGAN,

TroRNEY AT LAW, TULSCN, ARl- A zous. viii practice ih Al! m Ine courts Ol the Territory. Su-O""MH
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
LINDLEY & GORILLA

.LL' 'h addition to A general law .1 r'aciice, glve special attention 10 land s- HihiiIe iIllcs, under either Mexican Da.',- ,uerlcau laws. CommIssiOner ol e1'-- aa A mug TIles. OtIcs. Tucson, one oi,ir. "oo'e Lord G Williams. Private s.r, Asln street, one door below the --''rS Or Gr Ieral's office. 'Yy29
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06

,,uysIrIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE JTn Vel sch Block, -st above the Gus lum House.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
S2OO.00 REWARD!!

EOh the arrest and conyicIlou or any -'H.,,lty = party or parties luund stealing or fei- lis I,,S poIaining AD, Of my horses or cat len ,,r.'li 'ii Day S2UO and one-hAlf of the sto lvll TrnoePerly recovered. Cattle brands on B,sp mus, l-t; on lefl side thus, d. nart eS.. brands a small II, or a wine-g lass,
 Ou !eit sIihe, low down. H.C. HOOKER.
 Donlto Ranch, Pima County. A. T.. Earusstoriee, FOrf Grant, A. T.
 'eln Der ls,, lS7e.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06

main death notices. free. Obituary re- .rs r la prose, SS per square; in poetry, N5Oper line.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
r ARIZONA CITIZEN
.rprIsHED EVERY SATURDAY.
A,neCRIpTIoN RArks:

.... m Corner Church Plaza and Me silla Street.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06

ga!es.
 ..yoRfzED AGENTS FOR THE CITIZEN 1: wN. Kelly, newsletter at Prescott, has -,rcrr1zEN for sale, and has authority .a ,soelye and rec 'ipt for money due us. ,r,srles ". Gran Sole Agent, Room 10, ss,s Deposit builn rng, 52S Montgomery s,r.el. san Francisco.
 James uNnH' v r-,,,ns ........................... .Phenix Dr. ]. Il. PiersOn, ,.--..-....-....W Wlckenourg. Julius E.. DcVy.-.......-.-.-'-.-..-..i@A OtuceS' r.a,t C. Nsrshall...- McMillen's Camp. G. A. SWssey Clty'
 JOHN r. CLUM. Proprietor.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
ADVERTISING RATES:

Ten lines in this type, onesq.
 ,.sousre, ten ines, one time.-.....--s2 25 T-.n subsequent insertion...............-.. l 25 a-,s..sionsl cards. per quarter............ %
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
|. kAKLL. '''
 STANFORD & EARLL,
JOuN ROMAN,

TTORNElS at Law, acsoh, AEiL'
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
-,goKIzED AGENTS TOR THE CITIZEN :

,,,,ness adyertlsements at Re a duc ed gstes.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
NY WATERS.

]. c. HANDY, M. D. arsr4 ou Congress Street, Tucson.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-26
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

OABsIDY'a HOTEL Ernest, stanly Rice
Surprise Party; spencer Prltehard, Frayne Il
Tiffany Combination: Caldwell. J " Ong.
city Mrs ] Park, Donnldsonvllle: J " Stow
art. Moss Point. Miss; F. Psntn t. Walden
n'sn A m,sa GY y Mb, nsrae n9
Overabv. .Boer Greek. Miss; J T Dalton. I Q
I,eavel. Bastrop; W 4 Moore. Trenton; q
Sholaaa, Longstron D y apeyker, Bastrop: ID
a Dreyfus. " W Taylor. Duncaneby landing
B"nfly. ut Louis.
CITY HOTEL W II Young Amie Ctv y Il
De"r Nanee rlantsfon; VIM Orr. Nashville,
Milton, Ma; r no, saier, + q Lane. Texns:
John 7 little Now York. VIII II Lyons, Iouia-
Vile. II Grlftln, Coneordln: 9 Taylor, st
John N d: ~ shannon. Meridian. Mise: j. y
uas,ehnrst Miss; J T starleton, Ca.o. Miss:
9 Mckee. John. 4 Garter. Cantrevllle. Miss; J.
Bily. Winona. Mas Faichney. BROOKLYN
Y John i MeElbenny. Arthur IL Miller, steam
or sam Roberts, J q MUEnchlin, Sehts-
meyer Montgomery, Ala; A M Atringer Nash
ville, Tenn. !! J 9 Nell, Louisville, Ky; Dan
nelshomnr city: W Mitchell. griflln Ha; O
Himme. wife, child md servant Mrs T. II Bnr-
ton, 81 James. La: J y Moore Lafourche.J q
Phelps Texas.
ST dHARLFs HoTE1--W r Fray. II j Do
puy PHILADELPHIA: II u Grange. g and q sur
Louis UIIrleb. New York q 9 HANCOCK. Phlla-
md wife, Toxins: g Ii Fellows. New York: G.
Kohn, sIty: Mrs arny, Now York: Mrs Warde
Washington: rs Wallace Wood II 8 serrell.
city; Wilson MeKeru w q Saxon, Frank lin :;
Miss Louiae Pomarog. Now YORK. II q Maches
noy. pntsburg: II O Towslie. Chinago. NJ Frank.
Atlanta; II Harper, city. q T Deige Louial-
ana: Frank Farrell Houston /: E seannell, st
James.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-26
AUCTION SALES.
BY Montgomery IL Co.

THE sTOCK OF A JEWELEH. GONRIHTING
OF GOLD PINS. EARRINGS. SETS.
STUDS. SLEEVE BUTTONS. OCKETS.
CLOCKS SILVER MOUNTED SHOW
CASES. JEWELERS' OK DRUGGISTS
SCALES. COUNTERS AND A LARGE
JEWELLERS SAFE. made by Htenrns 4 Mar
vim MI to besod without the sIghteat limit
or reserve. to coae mn recount.
AN WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER &C. MI IL
" u. M. Mt 81 Camp street
MONTHOM cry Il 90.
Auci0naera.
N B.-Every article will be fully guaranteed
ns represented. noes II
MI ONTGOMERY 4 90.
IVA AUGTIONEERS
VIII sell Horaaa Mules Cows. Carriages ant
Harnesa at auction Mt
MONTGOMERY TATTERSALLB.
No. TO RarOnnc street.
every WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY mt II
o'clock.
ConeIgnmen's of stock solicited hui7 en-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-26
Corros AND woorks Goops.-rhe New York

CoTToN AND WooLsN Goops.-The New YORK
Chronicle OF the twenty second instant says:
There was an active demand by local and In
terrier iohhvrs for nearly all makes. 81 cotton
brown, oleacbea and eoored cottons. corset
Jeans. cheviots eottonadas, quilts, white goods,
towels. grain bags etc. without checking sales
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-26
m ON ETAM
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOOEAT.
Tuesday Evening. November 2n. 1870.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE.
Total thus far t5p2tTa1 81 sGBl .p5t

Total thus far ssp2t.7a7 81 seBl $50 no
We quote exceptional paper GOT " cont \: Al
do Tns: second grade do @: loans on col
laterals 7t0s: Al mortgage paper SO: aacond
grade DO Go v cent per annum.
Mexican dollars are now quoted NJ a66DaT
and trade dollars at pocpa. Halves and quar-
tera tAmerioan1 arc quoted ut geS1
The sales or foreign exchange were fair
and rates are weak. Bank sterling rules 1t
All and bill OF ladng and clear BILLS ut
A77DA7TA.
French bills are quiet. We quote bank
francs -: commercial h2p's.
Now York siaht is quoted at 81 50 discount v
$1,000 for bank counter ratio: commercial Ia
quoted at s4R3 70 y $1,000.
State Oonaos atoady nj 4gAs64As.
Premium Bonds closed Mt an a@2ak.
Stocks Rre atandy.
OUS-Half- Paid Otty Coupons.
ssOse, City Consolidated Bonds. 3oasl: State
Warrants. 7s.@sl Levee Warrants $4,000.
NEW ORLEANS STOCK ExoHANsH SALES.
First GALLO A. NJ.
~ 900 Premium Bonds s.....5... ........-.. 2oa
h.hM Premium Honda tIf 400 .......-.-..--- 29's
states ~ s.OAa Premiums 2a'sD2p's.
SECOND uALLl2M.
30 shares Citizens' Bank s............s.. sb
Sill 900 Frnnum Bonds. s...z:+--..... 2as
States 4s.@A.: Premiums 10 s@2p's.
THIRD oAbL-l:"f NJ
States As.D44s: Premiums ~ s@29ss.
crns,Na c.r1,-srM.
$4,000 Premium Bonds ....-,.. .-..,.-....... 29sa
States ss1@44s Premiums 29s n29ta.
ITy Telegraph
WV ya,v NJ, - E,.,,t,,,. ua,,,, -a-
exchange 4Sl- Governments quiet but steady.
10y IN MI !, d IN u" - T. N. e'h'o uonuS
hes,hhrm amn ohhe1hnngso emo 90, -.
o, asn ~ o"'n si0'0''io' cut
f'h'S' s''s'2,4Y'
STOCK EXCHANGE sALEs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-26
co MM ERCIAL.

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Tuesday Evening. November rs. 1879 4
s0oTTON-Thera was al active demand to-
day. aud. owing to this. with an advance In
spots and futures at New York. the market
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-26

Total 122 1G4 l1a.1i3 AJnh3
Tho consolidated report since Friday shows
tho following EXPORTS:
g. H. Free Cont Chm. Htooha
ThIa week w. t6 OT7 aapj NJ las GA sF.s
I,,at we K 3t,9Uf t144 ~ aRl Gt2. nG
This week. last
wear ........ 10 72p pRh sGGH7 -. bfa pOa
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-26

The discount rate OF the Bank az England ro-
mains at per cent. but the discount ratio for
three months bills Id the open market declined
yesterday To per cent. The withdrawal Of
bullion from the Bank Of England Yesterday
amounted to sl4o.oao Silver 10 quoted ut t3s,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-26

A dispatch 10 the Cotton Eyohan ge from Fall
River, November AZ. reports prints Ia moderate
demand at 1880 oash for "a square. and Az
Tor soxts. but refused. manufacturers holding
Tor higher nrIeea.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-26

GRAIN TO NEW ORLEANS By BARGEs.A tow
OF barses in tho st. Louis aud Nav Orleans
trade gets Oh with quite ne much freight IN Il
big ocean steamer. and since the recent raina
madea rise In the river these toWs start from
our whRryes every week. Two of them do
parted for New Orleans last week heavily loaded
with grain. One e them carried A25 tons OF
freight. which would be good load for any *
che steamers or the principal lines plying be-
tween New York and Liverpool The ship
ments by these two tows were composed maia
ly OF lss 900 bushels Of wheat. 10000 bushels Of
corn, 1000 barrels Of -four and 1920 bales Of hay
besides some minor Items When the Missis-
sippi river has one considerable advantage
over the railroads. VIZ. that it, carrying capaoi-
tv ID only limited BY the quantity OF freight to
be moved. tugs and barges are plenty and
cheap,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-26

The foregoing statement Ia Just, true and
orrect transcript from the books of the O0ms
pany. JAMES I. DAY. President.
III. CARPENTER. Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this twen-
ty -second day OF January, 1879.
A. INaIAHAM, Notary Public
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-26

A HEAVY DRAFT.-lt will require MT least
soooooo to comply with recent not OF tho
Georgia Legislature enpronriating 500 to $40 TO
every solder OF that State who lost an arm or y
leg during the late war. The total amount paid
out thus FAR Ia over s2oNo TO $40 x-soldiers and
they ara applying at the rate Of thirty q day.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-26

PUBLIC EsCuRITIEs. There wns no movement
reported yesterday III State Uoneela. they werc
quoted at AZ AGD44+ against 4s*D44 on Monday.
In New York there was sale Of $4,000 nj &C.,.
Premium Bonds closed Mt 9akt52g.. agatnst
2sk02ph on the previous day. with aales OF
A1a 400
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-26

The direotors OF the Cotton Exchange have
extended to Messre Hill. Vance and Cameron.
the Congressional Investigating committee. the
freedom of the Exchange rooms during their
atay III the city. The same courtesy has been
shown to Mr. jas. II. Randall and Mr.. \. w.
Hmall.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-26

. LONDON. Nov. n, 80 .. m.-UnTte8 Htates
bonds new 81 1n6a. The rate OF discount on
MT.
LONDON Nov rs, els j. m.-United stases A..
Der cont bonds IusA Erie n "
PARIS. Nov. %, .. m.-Rentes SIT 81 40 for &C.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-26

DIRECTORY:
Ell, Hart. J. Weis Scott Moae
III. Renshaw. b. w. Taylor. D. Fstio.
B. Biscoe, 10. Morris. T. .. Airey
A. Baldwin. james I. Day. Il. d, Craig
o. Marready, l.. O. Levy. SAINT l., Ri
W, f. Seymour. Emory Olnpp. Jno. s. Gro
Jno. q. Gaines. ID. A. Ghaffraix J, a Blanc
Jesse s. Flower. j. L. Harris. ri. Newman
tnnn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-26

THE NrcARAauAN CANAL AGAIN. ~ There
ought TO be come Gre whore 30 much smoke is
rising over the project To make Gen Grant pres-
ldent of the NioaraEuan Canal. Admiral Am
men st!ll persiats In tho assertion that Grant
has been offered the presidency Of the Nloara-
guam ship canal aud that he will accept II. In
an interview with correspondent Of the DIN
cinnau Commercial he makes the statement
that IN agent II now Oh the way to this country
from France to pledge $40 oeo 900 TO inauRurate
che scheme provided Grant will lend his Het-
vices and influence to Il.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-26

FAILURE or THE CHAMPAGNE IRnP.- In Cham
paHne. Fraaoe n disaster has occurred unpar-
allied for sixty yeare. Not bottle Of wine has
been harvested: the loas Ia terrible fer the
small grower. and mounts up to 900 or 80,
francs for the whole department Tho grape
did not ripen. and II hRa been gathered only In
order 10 prevent treRpaeaers from entering the
vineyards aud damaging them.
The New York herald., 1879-03-28
INVESTIGATING A DISTILLERY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.l

by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
TERnE HAUTE. Ind, March ~. 1870.
General Packard. of the United States Internal
venue Department, in charge of the division that
includes Indiana and Michigan is in the city accompa-
MED by Colonel Burgh The object of their visit an
investigation into tho of alleged deficiency
OF about $57 900 at the Human Il Fairbanks dstil-
lery, the largest of the kind in the United States
The examination is now going Ex-Congressman
NJ. c. Hunter is retained for the defence, having
been summoned yesterday from his home at Bloom
ington The distillery proprietors story of the de-
ciencyis that 1t is the result of unavoidable acci
dents which have occurred there within the past
several months. notably the terrible boiler exYlo-
son OF January 1. and while the matter
is in violation of the rules of the serv1ce
and subject to censure by the government officials.
there criminal Intentions and the deficiency
is solely the result of pure accidents. The officers
snbjectng all the principal employees. assistants
and officials of the revenue service and Of the dis
tlery to a thorough examination, well the
books, records &C., that the facts may be prop
erly understood and the account adjusted The pro-
cednre of investigation is being kept very Quict
until the extent OF the deficiency is settled and ad
justed naturally shadow of suspicion rests the
propretors. Messrs Herman Hulman Il Crawford
Fairbanks. Further developments will take place
tomorrow. when the revenue officers will be most
likely to make their report.
The New York herald., 1879-03-28

ISLANDS OF THE PACIFIC.

THE NEW SOUTH WALES INTERNATIONAL ExHr-
DrTIor-rInE DAMP EXPLOSION IN NEW
ZEALAND.
SAN Francisco, March ~, 1879
The muil steamer City OF Sydney. which arrived
last night, brings Australian adviccs to tho 27th of
February. The harvest prospects excclcnt.
More space had been applied for in the New South
Wales International Exposition than could be given
The deficiency in the wool crop Ia not SO grcat Ms
was anticipated. IL is now estimated ut $4,000
bales. AT Queensland tho strike of seamen against
the cmployment of Chinamcn continues.
The news from New Zealand is to the 4th of
March. by hrc-damp explosion in the katapgata
coal mine, near Otagc, February 81. thirty were
klled--all who were in the mine at mie time. Sub
scriptions for their widows aud orphans arc being
taken up all over the colony.
The news from Honolulu by this arrival is to tho
18th of March. The sugar crop is good. Governor
Xiii Is dead. The native population of the Kingdom
WINS decreased since 1872 four thousand. IL is
now 81, 900. 4tHf
The New York herald., 1879-03-28
PROBABLY FATAL SHOOTING.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.1

WnKEsBARRE. Pa, March 27, 1879.
This morning an unprovoked and murderous
sault occurred in one Of the best known beer saloons
in this city, resulting in the shooting of Jacob
Schwalb, manufacturer of brushes. through the
bowels, and also the shooting Of Constable John
Zeis in the left side. the ball striking rib just
below the nipple and gancng out again. Schwalb is
now lying unconscious at his home and his
physicians pronounce his recovery iinpossi-
bic. Zeis able to appear against the
would be murderer ut the hearing before the Mayor
to-day. The facts follows s:-Joseph Schaale
q Polish Jew, residing at Nanticoke few miles from
this city, engaged in game of dominoes with the
wounded men at early hour last night, and the
game continued up to about daylight this morning
when, at the settlement. he alleged that Constable
Zcs had cheated him in charging him with two more
games than he had lost. After exchanging q few
words Schaale drew q revolver and shot Schwalb,
above noted. and Immediately turned upon Zeis and
fired The constable then closed with his assailant
threw him to the floor and with the aid of the land
lady, Mrs. Most deprived him of his weapon, not.
however, before ho had snapped it at tho woman.
Schaale committed to await the result.