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Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15
A. P. K. sAFFoRD, JOHN wAssoN, JAMES II, POOLE, CHAs. HUDSON. SAFF0RD, HUDSON & CO,
 BANKERS,

TUCSON, ARIZONA.
 Deposit accounts received in Currency or Coin, subject to Check at sight.
 Certificates Of Deposit issued, payable on demand, or at a fixed date, bearing in terest.
 Exchange drawn, In sums to suit, on New York, St. Louis, Chicago and San Francisco; or transfer of funds made by Telegraph. Deposits made with our Cor respondents will be credited to parties here, upon receipt by us of advice Of the same.
 Will purchase or make advances on Gold or Silver Bullion, Territorial and County Bonds and Warrants, approved Com mercial Paper, etc.
 Orders or requests by mail, or otherwise, will receive strict attention, and by a prompt and faithful execution of our cor respOndents' wishes we will aim to merit their esteem and confidence.
 Correspondents: Anglo Californian Bank, san Francisco. J. & W. Saligman & Co.,, New York. Central National Bank, Philadelphia. Massachusetts National Bank, Boston. Bank Of Com merce, St. Louis. Merchants Savings, Loan and Trust Co.,,
 Chicago.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15
Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS COM Il pleted good and substantial bridge across the San Pedro River, at San Pedro Station, A. T., at his own expense, and will, therefore, collect toll from those using it until he is rein bursed.
 High water hereafter will be no obstruc- ton tO freight and travel.
 w42-tf WM. OHNESORGEN.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15

THE Apaches arc loose and the boys aerd arms. Fine double acting Colts re- voIvers and Smith & Wesson Russian model pistols at the second hand store on Meyers street.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15

PARTIES who wish first-class mescal and the best brands Of cigars can find them at the store Of D. Velasco, on Mesilla street, above Meyers.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15

SUPERINTENDENT NORTON, of the \. NJ and T. Co. has recently made a trip oyer the entire line from Santa Fe to Tucson and reports 1t in excellent condition and giving general satisfac finn
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15

APPoLINAREs Natural Mineral Water just arrived at John R. Dall & Co.'s whole sale liqucr dealers, MesilIa street, between Main and Meyers street.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15

LAYER raisens, dried grapes, entrants, Alden sliced apples. pears and dates at Pierce & Woods. Meyers street.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15

MARsEILLEs Bed Spreads and a general assortment Of toilet goods Just arrived, at Lord & Williams.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15

CoPIoUs rains are reported in the Mesilla valley. immensely beneftinc the growing crops.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15

A NICK Music Box, originally cost ss0, playing beautiful airs, price Sl0, at Uncle Harris, 22l Kearny street, between Bush and Sutter.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15

tiary; tumors, foul eruptiOns, old sores. rheumatism, and all diseases or sores produced by bad blood or humorS. Bris- toI's Sugar-CoRted Pil;s cure all Liver Complaints. For sale by all druggists and dealers in medicines. Ju29-d&w
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15

F. A. EARLL & Co.'S, east side Meyers street, Is the place to buy stationery and latest periodicals.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15
Wareroom for Rent.
Poles.

OPPOSITE LORD AND WILLIAMS, V on Main st. Apply at this office. l23tf
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15

FINEST Cognac Brandy at John R. Dsll & Co.'s, wholesale liquor dealers. Mesilla street, between Main and Meyers streets.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15
A Home for Sale.

nNE HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES OF V land situated about half mile south from Tucson, adjoining w. J. OsbOrn's drOperty. A good house with two rooms !, well and ocatillO corral. Will be sold cheap. Apply 10 Fully, Ochoa 6 Co.,, Tue son. au12d&wtf
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15
For Sale 1!

EOURTEEN HUNDRED wETHERS, I Rt a very low price. For particulars and terms apply tO.
 WI. OHNESORGEN, Ju9-d&wtf San Pedro Station, A. T.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15
Wanted.

\ AMERICAN LADY WISHES Al A position as housekeeper; thoroughly competent to take full charge of large house. Reference given. if desired. Ad- dress Mrs. J. Walters, 2l Powell street, San Francisco, Cal. au2-3w
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15
At Levin's
Ancient Pottery Wanted.

A FAIR PRICE WILL BE PAID FOR A A few perfect and choice specimens of ancient pottery, and also for any rare specimens Of utensils fou@d in the old ruins of Arizona. by bringing them to- THE CITIZEN office, accompanied by al description of the locality. extent and notable features of the ruins from V hich the specimens are obtained. If
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15
Mining Work Notice.

A LL SIZES, FOR BUILDING PUR A poses. Apply to Theo. Weliseh.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15
For Sale.

SIX FINE DRIVING MULES. TWO - Light Freight WagOns, twelve Singl Sets Harness complete. Enquire at Geo. Fields Corral.
 FIELDS & MORGAN
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15

AMERICAN Watches. key and stem- winders, at Eastern prices, at Berger's Jewelry Store.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15
Stray Mule.

UNHEEE HAS BEEN TAKEN UP BY | undersigned. living on the San Pedro, nve miles below Charleston, one brow n mule about twelve years old branded with l. on left side Ofthe neck nd 2Span-l ish brands on the leit thigh. Apply to
 D. T. SMITH.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15
Dairy for Rent.

MYTH l60 ACRES OF GOOD LAND w plenty Of running water the year around; dwelling and out-nouses in fair condition. Inquire at W. 0. Sullivan's corner of Stone lavenue and Mccormick
 streets MRy23-d d&w
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15

SEWING machine attachments, also ma chimes repaired at J. M. Berger's. Meyers street
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15

AN elegantly carved heavy cased Elgir lChronOmeter. the finest watches made. E beautiful present for lady. worth $50 warranted for eight years. will be sold for 37O. at Uncle Hsrris', 22l kearny street, be- tween Bush and Sutter.
 THE Apsches arc loose and the boys Hced arms. Fine double acting Colts re- lvoIvers and Smith & Wesson Russian model pistols at the second hand store on Meyers street.
 PARTIES who wish first-cIass mescal and the best brands Of cigars can find them al the store Of D. Velasco, on Mesills street, above Meyers.
 APPoLISAREs Natural Mineral Water just arrived at John R. DalI & Co.'S whole sale liqucr dealers, MesilIa street, between Main and Meyers street.
 A NICK Music Box, originally cost ss0, playing beautiful airs, price SlO, at Uncle Harris, 22l Kearny street, between Bush and Sutter. 
 LAYER raisens, dried grapes, entrants, Alden sliced apples. pears and dates at Pierce & Woods. Meyers street.
 MARsEILLEs Bed Spreads and general assortment Of toilet goods Just arrived, at Lord & Williams.
 F. A. EARLL & Co.'S, east side Meyers street, Is the place to buy stationery and latest periodicals.
 FINEST Cognac Brandy at John R. Dall S Co.'s, wholesale liquor dealers. Mesilla street, between Main and Meyers streets.
 
 AMERICAN Watches. key and stem- winders, at Eastern prices, at Berger's JeweIry Store.
 SEWING machine attachments, also ma chimes repaired at J. M. Berger's. Meyers street.
 SPECTACLEs and eye-glass at Earll & Co.
 SEWING machines rented out at Der gers, opposite Haldce 1Olel.
 LINEN Dsmask, E, s4 and 5s Napkins, newest patterns, at Lord & Williams.
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 THE largest stock Of toys Of every des- .cription at the Pioneer News Depot. SampsOn's Cigar Store, wholesale and retail. Lowest Prices.
 FRESH Cigars by express at F. A. Earll & Co.'s, on Meyers street.
 LORD & WILLIAMS have just received an immense supply Of bacon.
 The BOudOir and Panel photo graphs are made at Buehmaa's-  FINE jewelry and fancy goods for sale cheap at Earll X Co.'S, Meyers street. THE best cooks, best meals and best walters at the Delmonieo Restaurant. BEST Brazilian Pebbles, Eyeglasses and Spectacles at Berger's Jewelry store. illuminated dial stem wind CT watches sIO. at BerSer's. ILLUMINATED diaI watches cheap at D. Velasco. on MeSilla street.
 
 FIRsT-CLAss Sonora -four at D. Velasco, on Mesilla street. PERIODICALS at Earll S Co. CIGARS and tobacco at Earll & Co. LEGAL blanks Rt Earll & Co. NEW novels at Earll X Co. STATIONERY at Earll & Co. ITEMS from the Weekly Miner of 8:
 Letter received from W. H. Hardy ! says he has been successful in getting ;r XnrI- h;g |
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15

sPEcTAcLEs and eye-glass at Earll & Co.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15

SEWING machines rented out at Der gers, opposite Palace Hotel.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15

LINEN Dsmask, E, s4 and 5s Napkins, newest patterns, at Lord X Williams.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15

THE largest stock Of toys Of every des- crlption at the Pioneer News Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIERS!

DRiSTOL'S Sar-
 ID saparil!a and
 FIlls. Esta blished
 1892. Guaranteed
 to be an infallible cure for ScrofulR in its worst forms. stubborn, deep seated ulcers, sy- philis, primary GncOudNTy andtar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-28
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
THE CAUSE or WH00PING CoUGH

Before the Academy of Sciences recently, paper
was read by DR.. Henry A. Mott, ir., on Z" Fungoid
Growth the Cause of Whoopine Cough" The
lecturer began by saying that the idea is prevalent
that whOOping cough must run Its course, and if
broken up, injurious effects result. Authorities
differ as to the nature of the disease and owing to
the different views taken a great variety of rene
dies are prescribed.
In 1871, Dr. Ludwig Letziriek began micro
scope investigation as 10 the of the disease.
He showed for the first time that the phegm
coughed mp in the early stages of the disease
contained eliptical-shapcd brownsh-red fungus
spores. This discovery gave clew to its true
nature, and tn a new channel of treatment These
spores are lodged by infection under the tongue,
where they remain until they terminate and spread
they reach the larnyx and pharnyx. When the
growth has extended thus far. the full wh0op Is es-
tablishcd. Small elevations OF Jumps can be seen
under the tongue before the patient begins
whooping. The time required for the termination
of the spores from nine % fifteen days varying in
different persons. Dr. Letzeriek proved his theory
by Introducing spores into the trachIa of
young rabbits IN which he produced
all the symptoms of the disease. As quninc readily
Kills all fungus plants it il found to he an efficient
remedy, the speaker said. In administering this
the immediate result good. the patient
usually not whOopng more than once a day.
The best way to administer 1t is to place powder
upon the tongue and let II gradually dissolve but as
children object To the bitter taste il can Ice given in
other ways out always so as TO be dissolved IN the
month";
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-28
THE CLAIMING MEM0RIAL.

NEWPORT, r. l., Nov. 7.-Sub-committees,
representing the New-Engand Unitarian Churches the
Amer can Unitarian Association, Claiming Conference
and the Charming Memorial CAutch Committee hive
been appointed for the purpose of making arrange
ments for the laying OF the cornerstone OF
the church to he dedicated here to the
memory of the late William Elcry Charming. the great
apostle of Uni;ariausm. TIE stone will he laid April =
ls-o the one imndredth anniversary the birth Of Dr.
Charming. The address will be delivered by The Rev
W. II. Channinr. ~ London. who u nephew oi Dr.
Claiming. Tue exercises the evening preceding
the laying of the cornerstone will bco very interest
ing nature. An address Will be delivered on that
occasion by the Rev DIR. Bellows. of New-lOra Prior
Ia the exercises at this place meeting VIII he held In
ton NJ the Arlington street Church where Dr. Chan
ming ofciatrd AZ one time, and that occasion an
historical address VIII b" delivered by the Row james
Freeman Clarke. OF Boston. Tnr Chuunmg Memorial
Church viii he erected on Pclbam-,L. in Tins city, al
rcctly opposite the q sOuc mill IN Touro Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-28
A JANIroRS FIGHT WITH BURGLARs.

Thieves have made repeated attempts To rob
Sanger Il Nasbinsly's dry goods store, at No. 50
Canal-st. Early last Saturday morning two
men endeavored to break into the store from the
adjoining hall, and had almost succeeded when they
were frightened away by one of the tenants coming
down stars. The store is on the ground floor Of a
tenement house. In the rear is shoemaker shop,
and directly the dry goods store in front lives
the ianitor. John Hamburger, stout car
man. At half-past / o'clock yesterday morning
the shoemaker, who slept III his shop. was
aroused by the sound of hammering on his
door Listening, he heard burglars trying to
break the lock, and fearing 10 encounter them,
sprang through the window with half a dozen pairs
of boots. hastily collected under ms arm. Reaching
through the yard the street and the front OF the
house, he pelted the janitOrs window with the
boots until lie woke him. hamburger. SATISFIED that
there were thieves in the house hastily armed him.
self with an old brOadswOTd that was at hand. and
went down stairs in his night-clothes Wi a can
strangers who. with hasty glance at the sword and
the DnTlv frame of the cartInan, politely excused
themselves for making noise.
% We are in the wrong house." they said.
SO Won are but YOU have been here before. >
was the answer, as Hamburger sturdily blocked
their way. As one of the thieves, with an OATH
drew a pistol and aimed 1t at him, Hamburger
struck out, tanning his arm by the blow. A long
iimmv," swung by the other burglar. fell upon
his head return, and knoc ed the candle from his
hand In the dark struggle began, IN which the
cartman and his sword proved the vctOrs. A blow
OF his weapon struck of the burglars apparently
on the head. who with a cry OF pain, ran through
through the front door. Where the shoemaker was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-28
DISCOVERY or EMERY BEDS.

1t is believed that a practically inexhaustible
supply OF emery has been discovered near Pceks
kill on the Hudson The discovery is regarded
the greatest importance from the fact that this metal
in sufficiently pure state 10 make II marketable is
found in only place in the United states,
near Chester Mass, though beds of corundum contain
ing emery been found in North Carolina, Georgia
and Montana The Chester beds said 10 be running
out and In that dependence would have 10 be
placed entirely upon shipments rom Naxos an island In
tine GTecian Archipelago. aud from the territory near
EDhesus.
1t Is stated positively that severe tests have
proved the emery found IN Westminster County
10 be the equal OF the best NaXos or Turk
ish article The beds are Not more than three
miles from Hudson II rela. ed that the property
owners the 1eiRhDorhood Who are Ignorant OF metal
lurgy, for years mistaken this emery foo
ore. ana have lost money In attempts 10
make IRON from H. About year ago n French
man named Bcrtram happened la examine the deposit
aud discovered It's real character lie impaired his
kDONlrdge mum Of persons OF tins CITY, VINO have
secured possession OF the entire bed, which cover
tract about 800 acres. III. quantity oi the In
these beds raiI be sufficient 10 supply the de-
lnancs OF this country fOr century.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-28
A ROARDING-HOUsE THIEF.

The well-dressed adventurer whose baggage Is
always just one day behind him. owing to some VeA-
atious incident of travel, is now making the 100
coniiding landladv his victim. His method OF OPP
Grating is simple. and his story is always pansible'
from its simplicity. lie is at one time stranger to
the city. who has been summoned by relative 10
fill position of trust and profit, and Mt another
time he ~ the travelling representative OF some
reputable house. and has just returned IRON an exc
tended business trip. That his trunks VIII arrive
early next morning, admits of no doubt. lie pro-
claims his good taste and respectable position ny
insisting on front room, with closets. and talks OF
curtains for his windows. He is also choice IN
the selection of food at the table, ana
suggests improved methods of drawing tea or
making coffee. He asks for early breakfast that lie
NAV not be late to business, and. when he leaves,
the landady has seen the last of him. and also the
last of sundry towels and other portable articles OF
small bnlk. The other boarders are liable to miss
articles from their rooms such as pipes, bIackihge
brushes hair-brushes and books. The attention OF
a Tribune reporter has been called to two instances
of this engaging swindler's operations tins Week
In one instance landady in East Iwentv-second-
st. was cheated. and, in the other. boardng-ho9se
keeper on FIfth-ave. swindled out OF the price
of two meals and lodgings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-28
BASE BALL NOTES.

John c. Chapman, of Brooklyn, who is con-
sdered OF the best managers in the country has
been engaged to manage the National Association
Springfield team next season. Arson, Flint and Cor
coran, who members Of the Chicago Club In san
Francisco, returned Chicago last Sunday. They are
looking very well aad enthusiastic over the glori
Gus climate Of Ca Ornia" They say that the return Of
the Cincinnati Club and the rest Of the Chicago team
has not yet been decided upon ana they remain
month longer They report poor business on the Coast
and say that SUNDAY the only paying day Tor base
ball Corcoran agreed Monday play with
the Chicagos next season, and Will assist Goldsmith
in the pitchers position; both are excellent curve
pitchers and played last with the National
Springfield (Mass) Club. The Cincinnati Cluh mana
gers Monday accepted the terms OF Charles Carpcn
ter to play in Cincinnati next year Carpenter II an ex
cellent third basclnan. besides being strong batter
He was OF the most successful players with the
League team last season. Carpenter Is now
PLAYING bail in Cuba. His engagement by the Gin
cinnas will send Leonard 10 the Outfed first base.
Low Brown of last years Providence Club, will do
the catching for next seasons League Boston Club.
Powers will be assistant catcher The latest engage
men by the Boston Club was with sullivan, Of last sea
sons Dubuque QOwal Club. The Troy Club viii prob
aoly enter the National Association year. The
bigD price charged League does not pay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-28
woRD FROM i DISTILLED STEINER.

The Anchor Line steamship Circassia arrived at
Quarantine at 10 p. III. yesterday. having on board
80 cabin and IL seerage passengers anG 81 10000
m specie taken from the disabled lnman steamship
CITY of Richmond. The Circassia lett Glasgow on
November - for New-York, and Oh November
% spoke tho City of Richmond under
sail oft Sable Island. $50 miles from
Halifax Taking her in tow the Circassa arrived at
Halifax Monday. The City of Richmond had
broken her shaft the day before being picked mp
having ehcouhteIeI violent weather neariy ,ne
whole voyage. the passengers were trans
ferred TO the CTcassia, which sailed
from Halifax on Tuesday morning. Second
Mate EqGor, OF the City of Richmond was washed
overheard by heavy sea. on the night OF Noyem-
Der 20. and drowned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-28
ATHLETIC CLUB CONTESTS.

1JNTyRF-TING CAMS oS THE GROUNDS OF TIRE
scoTnsn-AMKmCAN, The MANHATTAN AND HE
ASTORIA CLUBS.
The annual handicap games of the Scottish
American Athletic Cub were held yesterday at the
grounds Eghth-ave aud Fifty -fourth-st, and were
usually successful. The entries III all the events
very numerous, and the Attendance. especially during
tue afternoon, was large as the grounds could com
fortably accommodate. over fifteen hundred were ad-
United at the pay gates and nearly half that number
witnessed the sports from the balconies abu
ting tho grounds, and the windows. AID even
the housetope, although the air was raw and cold,
as evening approached. The sports opened as early az
O'Clock IA the morning, with three-hour go-asyou
please race for four gold medils l2j entered. and
seyenty eight tOed the mark. Inc following were tile
winners j. Chisholm 25 miles pa laps seven laps
10 the mie); j. H. Clifford, "a miles 6A
laps; II. FreGcricks. % miles Ga laps; j. Ehard
tr ~ miles laps. About fifteen finished. The first
event of the afternoon 10Oyards Iun, for which
I5i entered. Nine Of the heats not Iun. and
eral OF the others were "walk-overs." The
Anal heat was won by H. Dalrympe
lOa. seconds j. 3 Voorhees, being good second.
For the one-uile walk sxytwo entries ana
j. Welsh winning For the running nigh leap there
were foryfour entries and competitors First
A. HOPKINS 5 feet l inch second, +. W. Edolson. B
feet: third C. Clayborough. feet IL inches. For the
half mile run twenyn competed out OF total num-
entries 1885, NJ. Ryan, thirty yards start, won
In 2:lIaa with H. T.. McMahOn second and j. b. Hanna
third The half walk for which there we're eighty
seven rnines.ba fteen competitors FPMurray min
utes. 10 seconds start. 20 minutes seconds c.
Rabcefer second T. j. Kelly third j. Clark. with 100
wards start won the two me race IN 10 minutes, 40
seeonds r. McCaffrey being second and John Hayes
tard There were seventy-sx entries. Thrsy-hve en-
.ered the competition for throwing the hammer but by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-28
SHIP NEVIS.
PORT OF NETWORK.

PORT OF NEW. 2z
ARRIVED
Str Circassa (Pr Munro Glasgow Nov 10 and Mov,iI~
IL, 10 Henderson Bros. '
SIR neveta lBelgl. Mecklenburg. Antwerp Nov Q, via
OF Nevada (Br Braes Glasgow Nov H. wa IArus
Richmond stevens West Point to Old Dominion .. Coz
T b es sS o no1ne %%Tso CLYDE Co.
ship Zppora Nor Reing Rotterdam 20 days In BALLAST
Bark Caterps cacce uta Ruggero Cork 81 days In bal.
Bark Brothers coson Jsnero H. with conee 20 orr
der vessel to- r Ward q Co. WIZ
empty barrels 20 order ve5ss 10 Punch Fdye with
bark Tulchan lBr, Knndisen phadep6i. 70 Hagemeyer
Brig Psran of rruro Morrison Pernambuco 20 days. with
Brig Addie Todd Carson Calais Me, with lumber 10 II %
Murchei vessel TO II smith q Co.
Schr Barbara Latmer (Of sydney. b. Bonne1, Mat<
thewown IL DAYS WITT salt to order @ TO Hatton Watts
schr PrincetOwn, Johnson Calais. Me- with lumber to
schr Victor PUG Pnkham BaracOa IL days. with cocoaI
nuts TO Wilson & Asmus.
W. inset sandy Hook. light ssw clean Az
MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON Nov 27str castaia Capt cingle which arrived
Bristol the 25th inst from NewYork is leaky and her
SIR fzroy Capt Glib which arrived Path inst,
Thames She afterward ashore and while In
charge OF p"o'' FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON, Nov PLAT str Camden, from Montreal arr &C
Aigea sts IRON ho & art al
and City Bfisc cm via & 5onS f.
G Gar from arr at hD SUI
LIVERPOOL Nov 27.Arr Jamaican, from Yew.orIeans
LONDON, Nov 27:->aIed 20Ih ns Wyo 22d inst, Aisd.
iepTeaur aEe Johann ndwg Andrew johnson Ea%ien
e a1sr Sr s New c ri r r hsa
inst Warrior for Pensacola Argo capt Knhle Tordensks
Arr astsi AGopn Ensief oath INST Canada csps Bu
sS sry G' g r. Msa Oea Masse
Capt Johnson vile de Frontgnan 26th inst Forest King,
undsen part tho atter's sick. aud two dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-28
ATTACKED BY 4 ST. LOUIS EDIroR.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 27.-This afternoon u per-
sonal assault was made by Joseph II. McColaush, man
aging editor OF The adobe Democrat upon Il bert 4.
WATT gentleman VINO has been closely connected with
the suit between the city and the ST. LOUIS Gas Com
pany. The attack made ia the private Office OF the
proprietor OF The Giobc- Democrat and Mr. Watt was
pretty roughly handled hcing knocked down aud having
both his eyes considerably battered. The addr
grew out OF testimony given by Mr.. Watt yesterday