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Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-02-06

/. o. OF G.. T.-Thc next session Of the
Northern District Convention of Good Tenn
plars will be held ut Athens, Feb. 24th and
25th. Fraternallv,
T.. EUGENE CHUBBUCK,
District Sec'y.
North Orwell, Pa, Feb. /. 1880.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-02-06
HEADQUARTERS Go. A, 9TH REG. N.G.
TOWanut Pa. February /. 1880.

Towanda, Pa, February 1. 1880.
General Order, No. o.
1. The members of The Company are order
ed TO report at the Armory on Tuesday even
ing, Feb. 10, 1890, at 80. in State Uni
form, for Inspections, and also to receive the
amount of yearly allowance. after deduct
ing all dues and fines charged on company
books.
.. Orders for members allowance will not
be accepted.
3. Members will not he paid unless in uni
form, and at Il meeting Of the company.
BY order of j. ANDREW WILT.
Capt. Commanding Company.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-02-06

PATCH BROTHERS are paying the highest
market price, in cash, for good butter.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-02-06

For RENT.-A good house in Third Ward.
Apply 10 j. y. CALIFF.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-02-06

Borough election one week from next Tues
daY
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-02-06

Mails arrive and depart ut the Towands
Post Office follows.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
Territorial News.
Rain al Pheuix.

Capt. Adams tells the Expositor that eIe report of Indians killing cattle on 1 the Tonto IS a. mistake.
 The Supervisors of MaricoDa county have offered reward of S3Ol for the conviction of the person or persons who murdered Dan DeI,rich. ThIs, with NIT. Morgau'S reward, makes SG00.
 The Herald is in favor of the build ing of a railroad to Phenix, but Is not n favor of giving 8 subsidy to secure 1t.
 The Democrat finds fault with Del egaie Cambcll because of his failure to defeat the Si00.OO0 railroad subsidy Of haric'pa and Yavapai counties.
 The saw-mins of the Chiricahuas are unable 10 supply Tombstone's de mands for lumber.
 Ed Sehetilein left Tombstone yester- day on a prospecting tour.
 Information reaches us that while hunting for stock few days since a young man nLmed Lanery discovered valuable silver lead on the mesa. about six miles north of Tombstrne. It was found, we learn, by mere acci- dent, being almost hidden by the growth Of cactus and mesqulte.-Epi- taph.
 The copper and lead smelling fur nace of Mule mountains owned by Messrs. Williams, R0llarl and Mar tin is about ready to star, up.
 The Goldtree smelter in the Santa R'tas has started up and their first shipment of bullion arrived here yes terday.
 Tombstone wants a dancing club.
 Judging from the number of branch houses being started In other camps by Tombstone merchants, business is getting little slow up that way.
 favapai county jail contains but one prisoner and he will soon be dis. charged, so says the Democrat.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
The Crearr Courtmartial.

The late courtmartial trial of Mai
 W. E. Creary at Fort Lowell elicited
 wide spread interest Upon the con
 clu>ion of the trIal, the findings and
 papers in the case were forwarded for
 the action of the Judge Advocate Gen.
 eral at Washington. That the final
 result may be favorable to Mai
 Crcary is the heartfelt wish of his
 many friends. The defense of the accused by his counsel, Col. J. A. Za-
 briskie, las just been published in
 pamphlet form, and is able and ex.
 hauslive. Leaving out of eonsidera- ton everything else, Maj. Creary's splendid record aud ser1ces to his country should offset a thousand times the paitry ohenses with which he Is charged, even if the charges were true, and there is strong doubt as to the truth of some of tue allegations
 If the Major were guilty of all, he would have done TO more than ihous- ands of gentlemen of the army have done befure him, whose equal and greater oiIenses have been cOndoned time and again, with ~far less ground for such consideration than in the present case. Especially so when we consider the fact that this gallant sol dier, recognizing his one great weak ness and danger in life, has entered under most solemn engagements to- wards reformation. It tfalrly seems to 1 us that if there ever was a case calling for charitable consideration and re- membrance of great services and vir- l tues as against petty shortcomings, ! that this is just such an one.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
Twenty-Eigh: Years Absent.
Norwich Bulletin l


 NIT. John R. Davidson, of this p' ace, sailed for New York 2S yc rs ag,. with young male companion. a.,ur- ing his people that he should n lt re turn until he had attained co lpe- tence He wCathercd Cape II Tn anu brought up in Au-tralia, where bOlh men have since labored with yarylng luck; but it IS evident that in locating and selling claims they at last strucI it rich They left Australia early in lHSJ, took a tour through Europe. sailed upon Ihe Red and Mediterranean seas, returned to New York by way of London, and arrived in Norwich last Week unbeknown ro Mr. Davldson's patents. In the old house where they lived when he jeff he found an oyster saloon, and the two went in and par. took or sea food m the old spot. They then wandered over Central wharf when they espied the sign. "W. P Davidson. Shoemaker" which inii. cated that Mr DavidSon's father still lived. He entered the store, barglined Tor pair of boots, talked about the old man s son, whom he claimed tO have known in Australia. The old man WAS delighted to meet man who had seen hjs lrngahsenl boy, and Ia ked vivaciously of him as he usei 10 he, and when ihe msdle-aged man declared himSelftO be the son, the f,. lher was not at first dispO.ed 10 believe II. but the proof was positive. and to. day he Is enjoying a vacation with the boys, and is as happy and jolly as he used to be a quarter of a century ago.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
Presidential Election in sonora

The election returns in Sonora seem to indicate large majority in favor Of Gonzalez, for President The news from the Eastern and Southern States of Mexico would seem to indicate alike result. The late election seems to have passed of very quietly, and we trust our sister Republic has at last settled down to business, and that hereafter petty strife and local rebel lions will be the exception rather than the rule.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

The New York Tribune, with ite us.
 ual enterprise, has secured the exclu-
 sive right to the Mining Associated
 reports for this city. Mr. 2. L, White.
 Of the Tribune, whose letters from the
 mines last year attracted so much at-
 isntion, has started for a four months
 tour in the inning regions Mr. Geo.
 D. Roberts leaves Monday for pcr- sonal inspection Of his properties at and near Leadville. II is understood that his visit has special reference 10 the condition of ihe Chsysulite
 mine, the stock of winch hqs declined from S45.50 ia March to $10e5 today.
 Nessrs. Haggin & Tcvis will here after make New York Inc headquar- ters for all the mines under their con trol. They recently purchased the Jocuistiia mine, in Sinalcs, Mexico, for S6J0,C00. IL is reported that they have already disposed of one half interest 10 New York parties for the same sum. The old Tiger mine, Ari- zona, has been reorganizsd under the New York laws, with cx Gov. k. c. as President. Collector E. \. Merritt of this port, has been elected Vice President of the Eagle River Consolidated The reported sale of the Horn Silver mrne 10 the Cunard Steamship Company has no l foundation in fact Tke bullion re ceipts from the mines ID this city for ! he week ending to-day were @32S, ,731. 1
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

4 NUMBER of Southern gentlemen have in their political speeches assumed that, if Hancock is elected, those who were wounded in the Con tederate army during the late war will be pensioned the same as those who served in the Northern army, and that cemeteries containing Southern dead shall be looked after the same as those of Union soldiers We imagine Han cock will lose five votes in the North for every one he will gain in the South by such speeches.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
Antimnnrh hrthe Acre.

The Territorial Enterprise in speak ing of antimOuy says: Now if any body down about Boston or New Yo1k wants antimony, that person has only to say the word. Ne have antimony by the acre here in Nevaia, and al- most the pure stuff l. can be quar- ried out at the surface of the ground. Millions of tons of it." Ii what the Enterprise says is true there will not likely be much of boom Tn antimo ny yet awhile.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
TOMBSTONE.

The New Bonanza Town Settling Down to older Ways and Quieter Methods. 4 Glimpse Into the Drifts and Tun- neIs of the Grand Central and Heat Center 5IinPs, Which Will Soon Take Their Places Beside the Tough Nut, Contention, and Good Enough A Veracious Snake Tale.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

WE are in receipt of the lhlrd nun. her of the Arizona Methodist A very sPr'Shtly and well gotten up i've col umu paper. l. IS devoted ;o the m. tereSt of the Methodists in Arizona and may prove an instrument Of much go ''i, as the field is a large one. h i. published monthly at Prescott.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
Our Weekly New York Re-
 port of Mines.

p..,.,, of Io,ere.t in Mines Not [" be Locked for Before SePtemoer-New York Capitalists Good "ai'eIs ana EaaaIiy Persisiant stayers-Aining Has Become Healthy. Etc. Etc
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

A TEXAN by the name of E. $. Brad shaw, had a personal difficulty with Thomas Waters at Tombstone yester- day, whom he shot, killing him in- stantly.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

SoLoN N. ALLIs in private letter from Boston, writes that a good deal of interest is taken in Arizona mining property down that way" We have no doubt but number of capitalists from Boston and New York will visit our mining camps as soou ss cooi '~es.her sa.s in
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

ON behalf of himself and other claimants, Charles Lesinsky has just made application for an official survey for a patent for the Matilda, Copper Crown. Crown Reef, Coronado, Horse Shoe and Bowldcr claims, bearing copper and other metals, situated in Copper Mountain District, Apache county. The ap. cants are under stood 10 be ihe principal owners ofthe celebrated Longfellow copper mine
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

Particular atten- ton Is called Co our stock of Hardware. ordered directfr manufactur erers, which includes ev- erything need l by Miners and Mill Men
 Our stock OftOOls for all trades is the most complete and carefully assorted ever before offered
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

CAPT. J. W. SCULLY, Assistant Guar. 'ermaster L. $. A., has reported for duty to this department. and has been assigned to duty as Post Quartermas- ter a' Fort Grant.
 " learn from private source Una, d number of capitalists from the East VIII arrive in Arizona in the course of the next ten days.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

IDAHO, accordilr to the new census contains population of about 2O.oc0. Some 29.ee9 less than Arizoua
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

HE new jail, in the rear ofthe coIrt house, is now completed. It Is solid and substantial building. with walls two feet thick, hnd will no Iouot hold the tranegressors of the law Bullion.
 What does the Bullion mean7 T.. 'here court house in Harshaw, or is the Bullion talking for Tuc>ony
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
GROCERIES
NEW STOCK

EVERY WEEK. Tt lso have on hand and make 10 order Mattresses and Cots of all sizes. Orders from abroad promptly and carefully filed. All goods guaranteed Co be as vepre- sented.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
New sIeNIcn liens

The citizens of Las Vegas have in corporaled company for the purpose of building an aca1emy.
 The press and material bought for the purpose of establi-hing a paper at Shakespeare have been bought by the Herald establishment, and will be added to the office of .Le Southwest
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
Interesting for vic;orio.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, July 23.-Gen. Grierson telegraphS rom Fort Davis that Col. Nalle, of the Mexican army. would On July 24 take he field with a large force of men against NicDorlo, with authority from Washington to cross into the United States. Grier- son rendered his hearty cooperation.
 The "OId, old story
 NEW YORK, July a4-A Herald Paris special has the following: The suicide of Mrs. Annie Wetmore, which took place at the residence of Lady Albert Clinton, l2 Rue Chateau, al 3 o'clcVk tVdsy. hss cTsate'i painful
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

TIE CITIZEN has perfected arrange menis whereby We shall receive full and complete reports from all the mills and reduction works in Arizona, which we shall publish for the benefit of our readers. It will be observed that the Globe and Pioneer Districts have been sending large amount of and bullion during the past two or three weeks
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24
Lager Beer at Wh0lSala 2 RSIll
 Brewers Materials.

THIS BREWERY. which is supplied s- all the modern lmDruvement- is sltuAit' -.. .- Lovely Park of shady ornamental H--' at .de foot of Pennington street. r,-.-ri-,
 4 SPLENDID PAVILION, Wi,l .-t-sy- Alley attached. iOrms one of lIs chl-' ,,i-srs tiOns- Al the Bar, the best Llqul'7 '7-rld iu fine style. --s.h f,rs
 \ SPACIOUS BILLIARD HALL, N'.' .r sl. magnificent tables has just hee5 4alz'ir . ir5ssrsr tensive Dancing Floor and Oui-b,"' ,r5.Is i1 occupy enc part of Ihe shady gfo' - e,ra1- another a Shc coting Gailery hAs lisled ,-.. vv5s-e
 4 RESTAURANT is on the prenili i,r'r ls3 the Finest VtInds are served in est
 Ice Cream Saloons are connected "''''
 a- MUSIC EVERY Ni""i
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

TIE last rumor about Marquez, the Sonora rebel, is to the effect that he has turned up in Lower California, and that he is trying To get ua dissen, tions among the people Tn that be nighted region looking towards sn- other rebellion. The report however,
 up to this writing, lacks confirmation.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

Tn this market, comprising Picks, Shovels, Axes aHd
 Handles, Crow.
 bars, Wneelbar rows, TamPiug Bars Pans Pow der, Giant and ' ulcan; Dyna- mite Caps, Bel. lows, Anvils and Vices, together
 with every tool needed by carpen-
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-24

CoLroN, July 23.-The following passengers passed here tonight bound east: F Letcher, " B Letcher, c Ho- gan, c LetcheT, W II Pierce, J Hutch nson, 3 Bow CTS.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-27
OFFICES.
No1lCE.-sUHOoL ELECTION.

NVOIu 'E.-sSOhOOll ELEOIlON.
An election for members OF the Board Of
Public Eiuy.atiou in Wilmington. will be held
on SATURDAY, MAY 1sT. 1880. Polls will
be Open at o'clock and close at p. m.
The Inspectors OF the precinct In which the
election Is to be held in tho ward, will hold
the school election.
Members to be elected and places Of voting
are as folio IS:
FIRST WARD.-One member for two years,
ard one member for one year polls, old Mo.
Ia School House, Second near washington at.
SEooHD WARD.-One member for two years;
poIis FELTON, House, Second and Walnut SITS.
THIRD WARD.-One member for two years |;
nolis. p, J, BaDcock's, Fifth and Orange sts
FOURTH WARD.~-One member Tor tN 0 years,
polls, City Hall.
polls, Public School House No. 3, cor. Eighth
and WOllastoD streets.
Sixth WARD.-one member for two years
polls, southeast cor Ninth and King streets,
SEVENTH WARD.-One member for two
years polls, Public School House No. 2, cor.
Eleventh and Washington streets.
EsHTH WARD.-One member for two years;
polls. Public School House No. 5, corner SeY'
enth and Spruce streets.
NINTH WARD. .--One member for two years; |;
polls, old Academy.
TENTH wARD.-One member tor one year,
and one member for two years polls, Public
School House No. 10 cor. Elm and Adams sts.
4-2Q,tf HENRY j. MORROW,
Secretary Board Of Public Education.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-27
70 the Republicans Of New Castle
County.

An election by the Republicans Of New Cas-
Tia county will be held In the respective wards
q the City Of wilmington, and in the differ.
cnt voting districts in the County outside o
wilmington, on Saturday, May /, from to
o'clock in Wilmington and New Castle, and
from 8 to o'clock in tho remaining districts
in the county, for the purpose oi electing q
delegates to the State Convention, to be held
~ Dover on Thursday, the 9th day OF May
af q O'Clock, p. M. At the same time an elec
ton will be held for County Executive Oom
mittee, to consist OF three persons rom each
ward In the Oity Of Wilmington, and the same
number from each voting district OUTSIDE OF
he Clty.
The following is the apportionment Of dele.
gates to the several wards and voting districts:
Wilmington--Firs Ward, 4; Second, 4;
Third, s; Fourth, A; Fifth, 8; Sixth, 4; Sew
acnth, 5: Eighth, 4; Ninth, 2; Tenth, 8.
RrandyWine Hundred East, 2; West, 2.
Christiana Huudred--North, 8; South, 3.
MIL Greek Hundred, 4.
New Castle Hundred, 4.
White Clay Greek Hundred, 3.
Appoquininink Hundred. 8.
Red Lion Hundred-East 2; West i.
81. Georges Hundred-East, 8; West, 3.
Rlaehbird Hundred, 2.
Peneader Hundred, 8.
County committees from the respective
wards and voting districts will hold the cleo.
tions themselves or have 1t held by persons VI
their selection.
Republicans Of New Castle county, this will
DO the first forward movement in the great
campaign OF 1880. Letevery Republican oe
found at his post Of duty, and victory VIII
erown our efforts! BY order of the County
Executive Com. S. HERSEY, Chairman.
RT BYE Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-27

4,N3 vs9 n.y.. f2 -
IT WILL ss EoTlcsD with some sur
prise that ex-supsrintendent Of the
Hospital, Lee, has mot been appointed
to hold the inspectors election In o.
tobsr in the Western District Of the
Fifth Ward, but an sx.inspector Of the
Third Ward who made for himself q
record at the last City election and who
has moved over into the Fifth, has been
selected, SO 1t may be expected that the
election will still be held under the
new patent rotary process, which
worked 30 well In the West district ol
the Third Ward at the last City cleo
ton. Mr.. Lee must feel the ingrati-
tude Of his party at being SO summarily
left out in the cold after having fully
prepared and qualified himself for car
rying on elections under the improved
plan. 1t is said however that David j.
Scott, the City inspector Of the Western
district will resign, he probably moi
understanding the new plan, when
there may be chance yet for Mr.. Lee,
as Council will have the election of a
successor. OF course the Councilmen
from the Fifth WaId who owe their
seats in Council to Mr.. Lee, will remem.
ber him and have him elected to the
position he filled SO faithfully for his
party last year.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-27

The COUNTY tax duplicates will he Is
sued to the tax collectors on Friday OF
Saturday next, and ION Monday mex.
Messrs. Carpenter and Bedford will be
prepared to receive the taxes for 1880.
We hope that every man who has had
so much trouble to get his name placed
on the assessment, will embrace the
first opportunity for going up to the
collectors Office and paying their taxes,
and thereby prevent future disfrau-
Daily Republican., 1880-04-27

WHAT HAS tecome of the Bayard
boomY Convention after convention is
being held, bat Tilden seems to be COB.
bling up the delegates. Delaware and
MARYLAND will 70 doubt give q loud
vho,p for him, but that wont nominate
him. This is tumilia,ing to the "Every
Evening" Bayard Bureau which sends
thousand or two free papers al
through the South to keep tbs boom
rolling on. 5aj ,.t'sa
Daily Republican., 1880-04-27
n,<nts.u. netrssutisn.

|
The law was rightsously enforced
yesterday 81 Harrisburg fsnnsyivsnia,
by Judge Pearson, the octogsnarian
Judge Of Dsuphin county. Shortly be.
fore noon Messrs. William H. Kemble.
Charles B. salter, Rmil J. Petrof, Jesse
R. Crawford and William F.Rumbergsr
members and ex-members Of the Legis
lstuie, Kemble having also been
State Treasurer, filed into the Cour,
Hsuse and took seats within the bar
not this time as counsellors but as pris.
oners upon whom sentence was to bs
passed. Four of them bad plead guilty
and another had been convicted Of cor
ruptly soliciting members Of the Gener'
al Assembly and endeavoring to induce
them under promise Of money to vote
for the passage Of bill under consid.
GRAFTON. 1t will be remembered by most
of eur readers that every thing posi-.
BILE under the circumstances was done
by their friends to keep these men from
being sent to prison, and even after
conviction the board Of pardons was
convened in advance to consider theil
cases but it refused to interfere. Per
jury and corruption had run to such Q
length in the Pennsylvania Legislature
that it was not desirable to be mem
ber Of it. Bribery in the Legislature
was in fact the great evil Of the day;
so crying was it that when the conven-
tion met to revise the constitution OF
the State, it was decided to make the
most stringent laws and enact heavy
penalties to NEE: the case OF Legisla-
tor Withholding or giving his vote for
a consideration. This is the first convic-
tion that has ever taken place in Penn
sylyania Of Legislator for his corrupt
acts. The sentence $1,000 fine, confne-
ment one year in the penitentisry at
hard lator, and to be thereafter dis
qualified from holding any Office Of
honor, trust or profit in the common
wealth, seems like severe one but
it is not too severe when the magnitude
of the effencs is viewed in its proper
light. These men could lot be excused
on the ground Of ignorance, because
they were Rll intelligent and went into
the corruption Of which they were con-
yicted with their eyes wide open and
therefore deserved in full the punish.
ment that was inflicted. That these
men are with an exception Rspubli-
cans is but another reason why they
should not escape punishment, and we
feel glad that a Republican judge Of a
Republican court, in strong Republi-
can county ,and in Republican State,
has had the honesty, the manliness and
the nerve, though having passed an
ootsgenarisn ags,to do his duty regard.
less of the consequences. This action
has placed the Republican party Of
Pennsylvania upon higher plane than
| it ever before occupied, for 1t demon
strates the fact that Republicans will
not cloak nor shield rogues in the par
ty, and those who are guilty Of such
corrupt practices in Pennsylvania here
after have to seek some other occupa-
tion il they would avoid falling into
the clutches of the law. All honor to
sturdy old Judge Pearson,