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The Arizona sentinel., 1880-11-13
THE NEW YORK COURT.
Hancock Refuses to Join IN the
Fraud Cry.

NEW YORK, Novenpcr Tt is stated in
tn. most reliable authority that General
Hancock has addressed letter to Chair
man Barnum, in which he says that he
has been consulted by several committees
with reference to the proposed revision
of the vote cast last Tuesday, with view
to contesting the election in New York
State in his interest. He has also seen the
same course commended in certain De-
mocratic newspapers. He wishes to say
that the movement docs not meet his ap-
prevail, as it appears TO be based upon I'm
probable assertions and inadequate
grounds: and, further, because the move
ment, so far as it concerns him personally
is open to the iusuperable objection that,
under no circumstances, will he consent
10 be technical President,
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-11-13

On Wednesday evening at the residence
OF Mr.. Annis Ragel, Judge Isaac Levy
united in the holy bonds of matrimony
Charles PickeRback of Silver District, and
Mary Ann adopted daughter of Mr.. Ragel.
At the early hour OF P. NJ. a large nom
Der Of the friends of the happy conpl:
we're assembled to witness the ceremony
OF marriage OF one who from childhood
has earned the respect and esteem of her
many friends by that strict attention To
these duties Of girlhood that are sure to
reflect credit at the more mature age OF
/ womenhood. bringing Jog and co Mort to
the hearts Of those who have watched
over and guarded her early life and giving
snrs promises that the more inporta II
duties that she has assumed will be As
faithfully performed may her welded life
be dllsd with sunshine and joy. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Tag.
CART Capt. aud Mrs. Meaden, MIR, ana
Ms. Post Miss N. E. Post, Miss Suaste-
l que, DR.. DeCHrge. Walter Miller. Prof
Julius Se,becS, G. N. Ringwaid and many
others. The wedding banquet Was un-
doubtley the Anest that We have yet seen
in Yuma and We hesr that the wedding
cake brought happy dreams to quite q
number OF our young ladies who were
fortunate in being remembered.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-11-13


mon Propretn
ate Street, Sep.9,
strength and added
HAYES State Assayer for Massac
have hesitation is vii ou exception the article have used
Please veryt
H. D.
in
Sold by George Martin, druggist,
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-11-13

Juan Noli shot and killed Rumaldo
Valdez at Ehrenberg on the 4th inst. Noh
was arrested and on examination before
Justice Mallory was held under $4,000
bonds to appear before the Grand Juay.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-11-13

4 beautiful frosted gold Vest Chain,
weighing nearly four ounces, worth $50
for s53, at Uncle Harries', 22l Kerney ST.
between Brush and Suffer.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-11-13

We confess that we have always had a
liking for the Rev. Henry W. Butcher
and it 10 in no ways lessened in readin
the following letter in answer TO one from
Ex-Sheriff Daggart of Brooklyn asking il
ne (Beecher) would preside at one of Col
Bob 1nsersols meetings, as it gives Mi
Beschsrs views on the religious issues o.
the day.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-11-13
LOCAL MATTERS.

Mr. Joseph Goldwater arrived IN towr
Thursday morning looking hale ant
hearty. he will remain few days before
leaving for the East.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-11-13
TAXPAYERS ! ATTENTION !!

Taxes are now due and payble at my
Office at the Couri House, in tine village
Of Yuma Taxes become DELINQU w
on the SECOND MONDAY IN DECEM-
Der, +. NJ. HODGES,
S4-3m. Tax Collector.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-11-13

Meets the requirements OF the ratiosal
medical philosophy which at present pre-
walls. It is perfectly pure Vegetable
remedy. embracing the three important
properties OF q preventive, Ii tonic. ard
an Alternative It fortihes fhe body against
disease. inylgorates and vevitalizes the
torpid stomach and liver, and eiTccts
most salutary chance in the entire system
when in morbid condition,
~ For sale by al Druggists and deal.
ers generally.
| 46tf
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-11-13
A CARD.

L. P. FISHER, advertising agent, q
Merchants Exchange. San Francisco, ia
authorized to receive advertisements for
The columns ofthis paper.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-11-13
Ss,erHan for Soma tor.

CLEVELAND, November S.-The Herald
tomorrow will publish the following:
Treasury Department, Washington,
November 5;h,
Hen S. NJ. Dalsell, Caldwell, Ohio-My
Dear Sir Your kind note of the 4th. RI
ccived, for which please except my thanks.
I prefer to do previously as you recomend :
await the Judgement of The Garfield As
sembly of OHIO unbiased by any express
sion OF my wish in the matter referred to.
[ 10 not know what is the wish of General
Garfield, but eau see that my election
might relieve hin from embari asment
and leave him free 20 do as be thinks best
in the formation OF his cabinet. Again
thanking you for your kind Office, l am
very truly yours.
JOHN SHERMAN.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-11-13
Brooklyn, October %
Albert DaQgart

Albert DdQgdrf:
IF it would promote the cause 1 would
preside at twenty meetings with twenty
Robert Ihgersoll's to speak. This is no
time to ask questions about mans
religious beliefs. If be believes in his
coustry, In naSAeed, in liberty, he has
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-11-13

the right to march in the ranks with me
or ony other man. Do what you think
best about it. and I will he Obliged.
HENRY WARD BEECHER."
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-11-13
BY TELEGRAPH.
The Election.

The latest adyices leave the vote by
States on President and Vice President "a
follows:
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-11-13
MISCELLANEOUS /:

Sole agents for Ynma Caaa
Grande andsic!nity Dealers can be supplied
at the same nrice and on tn, same terms -
at the Wholesale house in San Francisco.
sold in all the Eastern sta:es and has given
universal satisfaction. II is highly reesD.
mendcd by The faculty in all cases of Ner-
robustness. Weakness, Debility, Dyspepsia,
indigestion, etc. IL Is now introduced 70 the
public of the Pacific Slope, Endorsed by the
folio wing certificates Of the eminent DIR. 8.
Dana Haycs, State Assaver Of Massachusetts,
pnd Iif. u. {. Lauderbnrh, of st. Louis, Ne.
both gentlemen prominent in there profess
ion ard which is i guarantee to all buyers Of
its purity and quality. l can show thousands
Of letters from persons from all parts of the
Union and Canada. to testify to its merits and
the benefit 1t has afforded as family remeay
and tonic. Sold by all druggists and greece =
ries, in bulk or by the case or bottle. Ceul.
try orders promptly attended to.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-11-13

Attached to our store We hsveanew and
complete
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-11-13
pIST0lS& GARTRID GES
Tobacco, Cigars, Foreign and Domestic
Wines and LiSeiors. Milwaukee and
St. Louis Beer.

The continuous increase OF our trade
,is sufficient guarantee 1hatathe public is
fully convinced Of oar fair and honest
dealings.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-11-13

rooDs ARE DELIVERED AT DEPOT
VI and all parts Of the 'texn free
.of charge.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-11-13
BAKERY,

conducted By a frst-class baker. All Of
ders filled at short notice.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-11-13

Erotk-ry, Hsfd~.are, Mining Implements
Watches and Chains, Gold and
Plated, Celleloid Jew
selry,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-04

Beside all my property is here about $1,000 vsrv
in my own rarne and open. L propose W 'oo '''''
thing brought out squerely: a.. 1000, w n
Mr.. JIeddeh was advised by his counsel w; D
Guild r.. not to talk. There are sixteen 'hu noro
sonnd last Tuesday. by the United STATES
Grand Jury at Trenton. Two also were iI aaat
against the present bank teller Mr.. Thomas Lao
fund against Hedden; they are ior
pepiniy emhezzlement and m,sapProprsaatn,Oodd
of the banks funds No indictment Das peeh loum~
vet against the directors, nor against the io,no
teller Mr.. DovelI, whose accounts were short
800. 600 Hedden is to appear next Weonfesu ,aa
at Trenton, before Judge Nixon OF t T on, iii
States District Court for New-Jersey. lheIe VIII
be no jury trials IN that court until September.
George NJ Keasey sent from the DStr' Sa AZ
torney'e office Newark with letters 10 tne oei'e.
few DAYS age from the Paris agent Of Coudert Broth
ers. of this city, announcing Hedden's departure
fnrb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-04
BANK CASHIERS IN TROUBLE
ovrPDRArTs FOR NEARLY 81 900.

OvERDRAFTS FOR NEARLY $1,000
,pANCIs r. LIIIIENDAUL, CASHIER OF THE FIRST
NATIONAL BANK OF HoBoKEN, REQUESTED TO
RESIGN.
II was rumorcd in Hoboken yesterday TINT
tlopal Bank was a defaultcr TO the extent oi
several thousand dollars. 1t was also rep ifiSu
that Mr.. LI,lendahl had run on as soon as Ihe
alleped dpfalcation had been discovered by some
of the directors of the bank H. rumors caused
much excitement in the city, where MT:
I,lhendah had resided from his bOyh0od until
RECENTLY A TRIBUNE reporter visited the bank.
samuel Symes the PRESIDENT made the following
statement " About three mouths ago, Lillicndah'
made "a series of oyerdTatts III his priVate account
The oyerdrafts amount tn TDbS. ! was informed OF
thc fact by one of clerks. and at once instituted
an investigation. Llllcndahl acknow lodged thai he
had oyerdrawn his account with the bank. but sald
he wOnd re mud the money as soon az
moss,ble. He said he had used the money
to nav bills contracted through Illness in his
family. suspended hin. and called special meet
mo of the Board of Directors last "Wednesday even
ing A letter written by the cashier, IN which he
admitted that his account was oYet1IaWI, was ieaa'
Much sympathy was expressed Tor MI iLlliichuahi
bnt the members of the Board decided 10 dispense
resignation. He had been employed III the pahk
for seventeen years, and was highly esteeined and
respeced His habits were COOL ana he kept no pau
associations. His bond was Tor F2O,OoO, ana We
have requested his bnudsmen to make good MS over
drafts. At present William Is. GoOdspeed, The pay
ing teller will be acting cashier"
Mr.. Lilliendahl very popular IN iioooken,
and his friends generally believe that the money
was used III his family He coul d not he found III
Uoboken and was supposed 10 be at ms house IN
fhs cIty. He was formerly the organist at st.
Johns Free Church, Jersey City Heights,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-04
J1E AMITYVILLE MYSTERY.

The Sufolk County officials were busy Yesterday
irving 10 ferret out the muiderers of the German,
IEuls Schmidt at Amltyville on Wednesday night.
Coroner Preston. who is a physician and surgeon.
saws that Schmidt must have died almost instantly
after receiving the gun-shot wound. and therefore
could not have thrown himself down tue wen.
Many Of the residents In the vicinity are inclined 20
believe that the man committed suicide from the
fact that all the money he possessed. 80 was found
In his pocket when the body was taken from the
we'll The officers believe that Schmidt was muir
dered by negroes there being number of bad ones
residing in the town Ii was rumored last evening
that an arrest that would throw much hight on the
matter would be made to-day. Coroner Preston
will continue the inquest Oh Wednesday next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-04
TRYING TO APPOINT JUSTICES.

The Mayor Controller and Auditor of Brooklyn
made All Intellectual attempt yesterday to appoint
several iusticcs by concurrent vote. Many nolnl-
nations were made, but no one was chosen. Inc
Auditor suggested the name of Francis u. Fisher:
Every one likes him." he urged. al 1T had
NOT been for Inn we should have had no appoint
ments TO make. He was very active III passing tins
bill" .,
Don't YOU think il was bad bill to pass =" asked
MAYOR Howell. The Auditor thought il was good
Lil and after the Mayor refused to vote said hat
he had hoped that the Mayor would agree. 50 that
they would not he open to further annoyance.
Its no annoyance to me-" broke III TIE Mayor
like lie business" Finally after further discus
sion the Board adjourned until next Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-04

A market man was merclessl Y -swindled In
the town OF b. Ills misfortune gave hun IA very UNI
favorable opinion OF the residents and he expressed
his opinion OF them by saying that II the angel Gabriel
stopped at B. there would ne fesurreotion
Why e. asked listener. Because the people would
sndle him out OF his horn before had time to blow
a single toot"
The mother of two sons, twins met one of
the brothers In q field one morning (Which of Won
two boys am speaking to Z" asked the mother "Why
do you ask T. inquired the lad prudently Because II
II Il yOUr brother Will box his ears" 1t is NOT nv
1r1tHer. l." Then your brother Is wearing your
coat for yours had BOie In it." - No mother / am
wearing my own coat" " Good heavens" cried the
mother, king at him nteny, you are your brother
after oil |"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-04
THE CAR-DRIyERs' STRIKE.

full complement of cars was running Oh
schedule time on the SecOnd-ave. road yesterday
An officer was detailed to accompany each car
though there was 10 apparent necessity lor IT,
lanes A. Walsh who is in charge OF the cars az
Peck Slip said that many of the OLD men Ila
resumed work; this had done more toward
breaking down the strike than anything else cold
have done Every day" said Mr.. Walsh, " nave
scores of men coming to me III quest oil eiupIOyuelii
who offer to work for anything the company VIII
designate" r;
In the Harlem Police Court Yesterday, francis
C1Tran was held in 500 bail &c keep the peace, Tor
asSaulting Henry Eberhardt. of the new drivers
ON fine Sccond-ave line. Thomas Mooney, another
newdrivcr. was beaten by Michael Rodcy. who was
held for trial President Thorn, of the second
ave line appeared iii person against John NhalGn
and James KcamcY, two alieged dlSor9trly
strikers They were discharged, Mr.. Thorn falling
10 prove ANYTHING definite against them.
The drivers. at meeting last evening" deter
mined to stand out until the company should come
TO their terms Mr.. Charles Cassidy, president OF
the Second Avenue Railroad Drivers Association,
said he had received promises OF assistance from the
Third Sixth, Seventh and Eighth ayenue drivers,
$50 from the cigarmakers of Messis; Hrsch N Co.,
and promises of aid from MANY trades unions ana
urged the men 10 remain firm President morn nad
bogsted TINT lie would make no CONCESSIONS but he
was satisfied that if the men dad not give III the
coIupany would lie Obliged TO- and that after passing
through Sunday aud holiday with green "
dr,yers they would be glad 10 take the OLD men
hazel, on the terms demanded Money was then dis
tributed among such needed IT. aud the meeting
adjourned until Monday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-04
Abrabam walkof ana Moses SEMINAR. who csch ]

Abraham walkof and Moses schnaar. who cacnf
room there for horse. Tne five animals were Ia
stable when the Gre broke out aud burned to dc
building they were all burned t. death. The loss
the horses Il $500. AMI on the building 1900 The
was no insurance on either.
BARN BURNED BY LIGHTNING.
At 1890 o'clock on Friday evening, light
nng struck the barn Of George Lewis st Northpor se'
ting on fire. destroying II, together with bis cfop
OF hay just gathered, farming utcnss hree hofses amy
thirteen cows. Loss $500.
SMALL FIRE IN FULTON STREET.
Fire on the first floor OF the four-story
building No. 1913 Fulton-st., occupied by Eugene r.
Peyser furnishing goods damaged store and building
to the amount of $780, yesterday. The outbreak was
caused by a defective flue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-04
COST OF GOVERNING BROOKLYN.

The Brooklyn Board of Aldermen held special
meeting Yesterday morning, to receive from the
Hoard OF Estimate the report as to the amounts
required for the departments OF the city during
1851 The budget was referred 70 be %a Of t6e
city estimates for 1881 is $500 eS4 49, as against
%nn3y tax is Sl2IS.2i9 80, as against
~ 10 115 A last year. 1t is thought that the
Fate Of taxation will be as high as " 40: Con
rronarad minority report Directing TO the reduc-
ton Of the estimate for the Health Department and
of the estimate made by the Commissioner OK CITY
these reductions. 1t is charged. endanger the
health OF the city,. - -. ,;o.
. LII and adoDted resolutions looking to the
aadi1stment Of the difficulties between the Board OF
CITY and the sSS sn% syos 1f
mayy' Worts mower 10 clean the streets OF the city
sreafter. The Board then ajourned until July H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-04
A cOrNTEREEITER LEFT AT LARGE.

we'll dressed young man appeared at the once
of Maycr 4 3achman, the Clifton, staten Island
brewers on Friday. and asked if he could get hun
dred dollars silver III exchange Tor pillS; Oh
being told that he could he accommodated ana isp
for n larger amount if he wished it. he agreed to
cnange 500 shortly after the man lett. the
cashier discovered that tine bills were counierfcits
who was lound making his way to the ferry land
ing ON returning To the brewery and beng ac-
cliscd by the cashier with paying worthless bilIs
me- pretended to he indignant. lie returned the
liver and received the bills and was allowed to gO.1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-04
DEATH NTH SYMPTOMS or POISONING.

The people ut Far Roekaway were much excited
Yesterday over the sudden death of John Coleman
proprietor of the Coleman House. He was well dur
Ing Friday. but taken Ill the night aud died
before morning His bartender died on Thursday
night under similar circumstances. The symptoms
were those of poisoning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-04
MR. DrDLEYlS REPORTS.

Superintendent of Buildings Henry j. Dudley
sent 10 Mayor Cooper on Friday last by messenger
n report of the proceedings of his department for
the quarter ending June 80. The Mayor would not
receive il. because, lie said the department was
abolished June sunder the operations of the Public
burdens act. The messenger returned with the re
port to Mr. Dudley, and yesterday the Mayor again
received IL, but this time by mail. lie made an
nut il in a mgeon-h hole.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-04
ANTICIPATING THE FOURTH.

Joseph Sadler, age fourteen years, of No. 425 Sew
euth-ave shot himself in the head yesterday. while
playing with 8 pistol The police took him to the
New York Hospital
John Mccain, a boy, while playing with O
loaded pistol in Seventh-st, Jersey CITY, yester'
noon, accidentally shot Mary Bott, age twelve IN
was taken to her home, No. 152 Seventh-st.
Mccain was arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-04
STATISTICS OF LIFE AND DEATH.

The following deaths from the effect of the heat
Were II ported YESTERDAY:
Daricl Russell scotchman. and a wounded Vete-
ran of the war, died at No, 404 West iweniy-fourh-
st. William Wood. age tlnrtY-two years. carpen-
ter died at CbambeIs-st. Hospital. James Gill,
age fifty. was Frustrated by the heat at Adams and
Concord. sts Brooklyn, yesterday morning. and
was AIKEN to the City Hospital.
The Registrar q Vital statistics reported yeSterr
1920 persons died in New-York CITY, against
H. liS during the same period last year. Tine IN n.
The hot weather of June and the
latter part of May. ibis mortality represents an, an
ANIMAL deatt-rate of 1926 III every 900 OF the
population of 1,209,56l with which New
York is credited, OF the tot@i nun; PUN,
nnder five wears chiefly in tenement houses. The
curious fact appears that vale the gr@3iest mo, moI
the largest number of the dead children were
OF American parents The Germans I,an follow
the third rank During the SIX months there were
13 $50 births. an increase over last year OF La,
and AIS marriages were reported an increase oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-04
FIRE RECORD.
FIVE HORSES RIRNED

Fire broke out yesterday in the frame sta
bles at Nos. SO aud IS Bayard-st. The stables are
owned by Hariot Solomon, and are leased Jointly by
Moses schelansh, Isaac Helbraun, BENJAMIN Hams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-04
CARELEssLY RECOMMENDING A CLERK.

Officer smock of the Eldridge street street t Wn"'
All IN the Essex Market Police Court Robert
Mons Il Poandcr, age forty.twO, OF No. l33
Orchard-s charge of Larceny the comp comrlaHI an
Goods dealer. lie deposed that Friday evening
one Of has clerks informed him that Mons who had
been in his employ for month, bad taken II num-
her of articles from the store In Mons possession
were found a number OF stockings md handker-
chiefs. in all valued at 81 30. The accused adj
mttcd his guilt and held Tor trial IN default oil
500 bail. He entered Mr.. Roscnburg's employ on
the recommendation of several well-known business
men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-04
WITHDRAWAL OF THE SHADY SIDE.

The Morrlsania Steamboat Company withdrew
tie best of their boats the Shady side, from their
line yesterday. The company formerly ran three
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-04

brought by five steamships; the Donau, from Bre-
men, having S07; the Vaderland. from Antwerp,
202; the Canada, from London, 253; the Ciiy OF
Brussels, from Liverpool, 654 and the Britannia,
from LIVERPOOL. 700.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-04
HOME NEWS.
ppONJNENT ARRIVALS.

v.,,- yorl Hofer-Senator James /. Farley OF al
VI sxns ,y,nn Uos-J. Hubey Ashton OF w aSn
, vss,mnser Hotet-Csptain Hamilton rerry :"
the steamship Britannia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-04
Doctor (who has Just seen the PATIENT,

Doctor (whO has just seen the PATIENT )
He's worse, but" (grayelyl " tho question WILL 10
doubt soon arise to the advsabiity tapping him.
Mother-n-law " Ga. doctor, don't say that! Nothing
tapped III this house that lasted week"
Punch.
The minister stopped at a house last week.
and sought 10 improve the time by glvmg eigltyear
old boy instructive lesson in morality. " My boy
SAID the minister. =" have lived forty five years, aud
have nsed tobacco In any form tOld lie nor
dsobeyed my parents. nor uttered oath, nor ayei
truant -" ''Gimminy crickets." interrupted tho
lad, Eyer ain'l had any fun az ALL have yei'