Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-17
Arizona Silver Belt.
LII. ganaary Ia. Is19.
GENERAL 1TKms.

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 "A maiden Id, eenplains in the Ncw York Grsp phic about the mde cent exposure of womcn 6 underwear in shop widows.
 Up osho 2d alt, there had been suppressed under the Anti Socialist law in the larger German States I5S clubs. and 70 periodicals and 1s5 otter publications had been black listed.
 Since the attempts on the Conti- nental sovereigns lives, several addi- lions have been made to the police staff at Windsor Castle, and detect ives regularly watch the arrival of all ralns.
 Texas has l TOO convicts, 500 or 600 of whom are kept within the walls, and the rest are aired out to work on railroads and farms. One IS said to be hlred to hs wife, and lives comfortably at home.
 The horse Custer rode to his mas zacre. sorrel with one white foot and star in it's fore-h head. Is said to be owned by Trader Dean, at the Spotted Tail Agency, who bought it of an Indian who saw Custer fall.
 AnErie, Pa, papersaya tJudg- ing from the elegantly dressed dolls to be seen in the toy store windows, the American infantlle mind is being early trained to she expensive anu frivolous love of dress and personal adornment.
 Upward of 150 failures ln Glas- gov and the west of Scotland are directly or indirectly trAceabIe to Enc stoppsge of the City of Glasgow Bank. The total liabilities of the Scotch firms who have been dragged down are S125, 900, ,000.
 4 resident of Ylaton, Ia, return ed for several years his property for assessment at from S6 ,OO0 to ST. 900. Now he is dead, and his ad- milristrator sWears that the estate is worth Sll0,000, so the county brings suit for $24 ,250 back taxes.
 The Toronto Globe says that the American paper manufacturers are buying all the poplar wood they can find in the Canadian eastern town | ships. They pay fifty cents a cord iu the tree, and thus the farmer reaps , return for the wood that is almost ydlueless for fuel.
 4 Texan J P. having been fined twenty i've dollars for carrying concealed deadly weapon, the Louis vile Courier Journal says: Were this law simultaneously and uniyer- sally enforced all over the country. il wouldn't take Fhree hours to pay the national debt"
 Herbert BurrilI, of Milton, Mass. is having boat, nineteen feet long over aR, bult ar Boston, in which he l expects to cross the AtIan-ic, double l the Cape of Good Hope, and then saIi through the Indian Ocean to Australia. His craft IS to be of se- leeted materials. aud so constructed ! thas i cannot fill or upset.
 How to cure a felon-commence Whe0 the Felon is first felt :: cover 1t I wi1h a small piece Of cotton cloth aiid keep saturated with tincture of ] lobelia for forty-eight hours, and ! tue corruption will then be drawn to the surface, so that by openlng with | 3 needle or sharp knife, the corrup- non will run out and no more pain be fe.E
 The Secretary of the Interior has received a letter from George 4. OIaey. Little Rock, Ark. asking what iodueement the Interior Depart ment can give person who will ralse a colony for Arizona. The Secrcta- " replied that he knows of no law offering special inducements to colo nists in that Terite1y This may, perhaps, be a good opening for some Pacific Coast landowner or Bureau of Colonization, to secure a colony
 The annual circular of che Direc- tor of the Mint gives the value in United States money of the coin Of different countries of the world, now that the dollar is the monetary unit of eight countries. The gold dollar of the British Possessions of North Amarlca, of Liberia. and of the Sandwlch Islands, is of the same value as our delIar. The silver dol I lar of Mexico is worth 101 1-2 N OUa MONEY that of Bolivia 96 1-2 cents .thst of Peru, Ecuados and Central America, 93 1-2 cents. From this statement 1t appears that the bullion value of the silver dollar oT