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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-11

Tgeo T Bg-.s. of Big Bug, and "ther -.E-.sue-,,s7 are ii tovn Some playing fiddle tD the Court, others laying in winter supplies, .tc. O.. 'wn certainly presents 8 lively appearance.
 ". heer t runo7ed tLat Mir Vim Van. 6t. ..:.- is about -o lease and open the Will Eaa5 loeein- house May the rulnor prove a reality as we are much in need of quarters f,l guests who ale coming in thick and last.
 C,a=. Crrelsr. If the $. F. F. R. has donated so gjJ -o tle Academy of Sciences iu . ..isr.4l.. The object is to aid students .u .rlraai nre-t.gariens III all branches of science il California, Nevada, Oregon and .Arl1. .-.
 -ir. Ce, Bsr.EaTt met with loss yes tc-.r .a 4is vty 10 Prescott from Chino N..-r. I.asaUch as he found his pocket 3...'. l..-s --. containing money and papers ILg finder ai.i confer d favor by returning th- same.
 I..se al, at least 900 men busy in this county doing assessment work on mines Tles- see,rl properties now receiving only a limited examination. will. in a few years, a-u.,..t- ,. and yielding large dividends to the.r various o*ac:s.
 < e.a.e iu our freight matters is cer- taia!r -.lt.sL Twenty-Five days from Mar ia.-s .s Prescott is getting monotonous. F.. r.. ta-4s.er good freight tariff and c.,..-. lI.l ;a come in on time. Az II has been I.. a.a.e time past, a man could take a ,-... abound .ae world and get back home before the ;lrival or a freight team from Aa.icu.a tp Prescott.
 Assurances come to us from every di- rec-iaa that Hon. T. J. Butlers name is the Iu..- acceptable of al candidates who are vi. Ing % bccolne martyrs to the Guber- nar..iri chan. Vixen the proper time comes I.1y u:I. ae sI1l a petition as has never beer s.u- oU; oi Northern Arizona for the ;r. .4urIa.ny of any man sent to President sI-.4.r iu behalf of Mr. Butler.
 ll ;le l.s, month or two some parsimon- Ioas ca-s. vho has conscientious scruples ss,.ls, purchasing neediul articles, has ap pr. ria5-a from ,his office two pocket knives and tae-lE.meter There is an object in s.....a.a a r..s.5. article, but when a mans t.r..L i-.lausiues overcome those ot - -.#e 50 the printer and allow him to .. ...-, -,.-a e petty business, it IS tune the dackine- and stocks were Irt.- .t irta le4u'sitIon.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-11
WEDSESDAY.

Ia. -aa ars u9t sLouc on Prescott to-day
 J.aD D.k,u IS in town from Skull Valley. l ,. '. L-e a., csuc.uded his hay contract et HAiri,..
 A e-a. many strangers appear on our stl...s tlrs ~e,G.
 I,..~-.. Henry Ward I;eocher and Denis . he.-,y ,.!I s.y there Is no hell. ! f.aG Er.,. ius, iu from the Davis and other min-s. brings Us good news of rich strikes. ctr.
 ! The rs.-ie.f Tultule City have raised a'..s .-oJt toward building e scho house : s., -a., ....-.
 1Ia '. E. Bake departed for California today au private business. He IS to be ab- s.-. -..l g.-.a5.
 E1. -...s l.-e T,t 3.a Francisco this s......- aa-.s-ss connected with hIs .-.... .... .lAl.-l contract.
 -. -uy courr.ctor came i'll this I.......- .. h4s been, during the day, sal.--.- -.- .l-s to lis camp.
 G...,r.r Powers being a conservative E..a....s4. would make an excellent Secre- .- .. ...s ....l B. -.c1ted Territory.
 r. ....- s about to commence dig
 ... D. Chino Valley with a view .. ..... ....-.u. May ue succeed.
 t H- Co; L., Angeles. las i. N.-l Instructor at San D.. t.. -la. taHmins. resigned.
 B.. T.r.s. merchant of Tlptop. is in i.- ir. Dawes has many friends III t.. aIr a'vsys take pleasure i'll
 .. -.-..5.,,r ai tay Territory vs. Geo. b.. ..r- charged vrh branding young colt t.. .."..cr the jury returned a ....'.. <. .-r. -a..-y
 r a.. :, ...1 ...s au5igned this morn- i..... ... .t... 3.p uedus with which to ..s.-... -ls CoGrt appointed MT. }..- .. e.aasi
 t -....a t.-,g give, an account cf s .- . mouse four inches from t t.. s that for high! IT We l...a-e et. .t..e size ni. .lt have ''spied her
 .... -.... .,a..a stys he saw Joseph I... ..> ..utGe5 ia the Yuma peni- r.... -.s.. ..s F.-rs ago for killing his v.... |. i.....r-. Ii- i- at the Prieto mine. -- ......- ..~ H..4a-s..o.
 V... 'f. n-lu. as Philadelphia. is un- G.r....G l... ..a .srii,,5-e ioy thv Govern ,r- ... "- s..- i.rgir.Iv. He is a lawyer If --...... .-..-. Hsl i- interested iii mines at I...... .Aa and Gro B.auco.
 ". F. r.-.n. of Gasc,c. Kentucky. l... .......- -",. tae Atlantic & Pacific E 3. .-.- ...--.t 8 town this morning .. .'...., is t.e hospital The patient is ...a .-.' .;aye doubts are enter t.....' .- .. .-e.,ery.
 r. H....iat .,ould like to see Mr. t. u. rr Florence. Governor II he B i;.. a.5..u SO would the MINER. As .. .- s.-. tLr- ]. ont oi the question. r.r. Andersen ale about Of inc same ...r.' and aajiu-. barring politics of
 If.s-g -..-.f Bryant. brother to Mr .. ns. Dae murdered few days since .- ..--. ,s ia t..-a. e informs us that IT.. ,s.-. ...sv,d the murderer into the N ,-'ai,.s. where they were com -- ...f.4 1l. s.srch on account uf t-..- ...r-.. ..ius oHr
 T. rs. et. s',m connected with the .-H .r.. >....l Is r.w completed, and will E.. .'-..a .-.a .a.s e~au.ng for those who ls .ta.. "I the ttvorite games. .i. ..4 ....- P .,"r Prescott has e..f ...a. 's.-f aytrs. ani We assure t.. ..fr..- t..y HLa receive courteous at : s...u d Els A Wmuey's Dana club
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-11
e24 GOO Sent Out
SILVER BELT BULLION

The las; run from the Silver Belt ore, made with the little furnace at the Agua Tria. during the month of October. amount ro the nice sum of S24.OOO. This we con sid,r good. len taken into consideration the diminutive size of the shelter and the annoyance of getting teams to haul coal with which to keep the furnace in blast. The Belt Mine is, and has been. the best paying property III IayaPai County. To-day. at a depth of nearly 400 fest. the ledge mat ter is larger and richer than on the surface. hence ue may claim for this property per nancy equal to the best prospected lodges in the country.
 Mr TEorue, one of the owners, deserves especial credit for the manner in which he has ciun- to this property and worked it without al from capitalists, but entirely upon tine merits of the property itself. Tonbstone n'r any other mining camp can not boast ot a mine superior to the Belt. of Yayapai The shelter will continue in operation, and e~ery day adds to the fame of the property. The time We confidently hope and believe, will arrive when the Sil- yer Belt aill sell for a million of dollars, and at that price wlll be cheap.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-11
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Arrvai or Mormon fsiss. .enas4es and their
 Converts.

The New York He aid of November 3d says: Three hundred and eiehty-seven Mormon converts and twenty returning mis- sionaries were on board th9 Guion steamer Wisconsin when she arrived yesterday The converts came III the steerage and the missionaries ill the saloon. Ellsr Martineau who has been the Liverpool agent Of the Mormon Emigration Society f"s about three years. was in charge Of the conranY. The converts were from England, Scotland. Wales. Switzerland. Germany aud Scandinavia The party will start west this afternou. El- der Martineau said: It Is the custom in some countries to prosecute Us :or making converts. and one elder Was arrested in Hamburg the very day wo,5iJ The officers were looking for another elder. but he es- caped them and k with Us. Elder Suhrke had been preaching at kiel and Hamburg with great zeal for two years and during that time has been If days in prison for making presclytes to our faith. They sen tenced him to seven days imprisonment in Kiel once. and then gave him another week because he sang hymns in the prison. He has mission church with lj) members. which no persecution of the German Gov ernment can put down.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-11
SPECIAL TO TIE NiNEP.l
New York and Pennsylvania have gone

New York and Pennsylvania have gone Democratic by very small majoritics.
 The Sun claims New York by l2.00O. J. will probably not reach more than 4,O0J, Pennsylvania about 3.GC0
 In the 11th district, New York City, Astor was defeated by qHite a large number of votes. This was anticipated, as the gen. tleman was not running on popularity, but upon the strength and I.ugth If his money ban
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-11

... -.-... ot skull Valley, was on .s. ...-..
 .. .-.. e..,gJ: T seek for
 ...- Poland ar" in town max. ... ..'.-..'- for the childre.--
 .s,..:. lave been removed
 I-. .l.. ara >p I.cson got .'....... ,-...i .5 NL.pflo, aud '.s.g i:om San Francisco.
 .a..a.- i, voull appear .t... Er.aa-a:l Doe. HoiIidav a.. ,a.. '..-#... a,.
 ... -... ,..-y Geo. F. Johnson .. ..ru the residence, on ~. -....a. -.r.et,
 -.1 ..--. F. |; c.a,lac,rr near '.. ..-re County. is in Prescott -..'a .... ....r 1,ple, fir Ii, camp.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-11

If the Bible :s 'su,. t Jehovah is God. f the lot of courtios, .,II!.,ns is t. he etcr- nal pain. better tha1-aad tmes that al the coustollitiuUs e; the sheIclsss past were eycless darlncs, and eternal space. Better that all that is should .e.se ,3 be- Better that all the seeds aaj springs of things should fail and ,.ithcg :roal great Nature 5 realm Better tAa, causes ard elects should lose relation and h.c.:Ge unmeaning phrases and forgotten sounds. Better that every life should chan-= to b.e4rh]-ss death. to vo;cclcss blank. aud every word to bind oblivion aad |, 1.systss. uau-l,-. .--bo5 IngcTsoH.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-11
WHIprLE BARRACKS, Nov. 11th. 1881.

EDITOR MINER:-On last evening, Thws day, Nov. 10th, at 731 o'clock, at the resi- dence of Com. Sergeant James Hill, Q. M. Sergeant 4. J. Purvis and Mss Nellie M. Blake were united Ill tl,e holy bonds of mat rimony by Father Julo DeracAcs. Alter receiving the good visAos of their numerous friends present, all preceded to the dining room and partook heartily of the bouuties known at nuptials oniy. The presents were numerous and valuable Nay they have a pleasant voyage through life is the wish of their numerous friends and acquaintances
 T. E. T.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-11

Teams to haul "o.1 from Lynx Crock L. the Agua F'ra Shelter Ai1lJ - : D. (. TaoGNE. Prescott e.. '1s...i
 neo W. Cut;s departed yesterday for i Albuquerque and thence to H"ibrook, Tor i the express purpose f attending to his gov crnment freight c-au..ct.
 Mr. and ii,.s. Oliver see, L.st evcnint, upon their Istuu {, W!iFP!e from then bridal tour yo Caii.pvr,o, secs'aded nv tho l2th Iniantry fsil
 !. Ii. Nar:ou ]. ay from ais ranch Oil the Verde. ius ai"ve the rt".autic spot noted in the Pages of history y> Cospe(r)l truth. NEW Go,a..-,:r,csrres. cr9cke,y, tolac e., etc. juat arl.rci at Fishers Auction House n3 Otto has moved t.i, shop to the room east of Bashford ,s':e, nli-lw There vo.c ro passengers !cr stage to- . day, hut iars' .asi. aua express. ] JrrY Ceg7Iri.ar>. Call on J.L. Fisher. : whr pays highest price for script. n2 ] Gents Caili.,n j..Eets just received at Fishers Auction H"p,e. n9
 ------ ] CHrEsE Fines, ia Prescott, just re ceived at Fi,h.., hu-.ion House. "23 ] Ackers ,v s:nita make .pccIally of fat ! niogutam Is-.. m2ouI , Very .ne s,Tg .na,,. wAisA! at the Cabi- net. j-J .aiaetula-.., e.t tl; Cabinet" jcl3 ...---.=' 1---
 30 H x rV rI'E- tE.... .-.....- :.E'i \ ,v.G I-sl, 2. -l-- r.t-. J l. t5.'..-.. .,,....--.
 MAR REED sNrIIf-Tt N-.N-f. -.-.--.:. H... .ta Is-,, " Js4,e h. H. f.t..-.. ~4i.- ,- -'u! ai ,,sry L. As.
 DE D. I0H.,1>-ra T.-...- -. ..-l..r .-a. Core F. Johnson a.-r..tu. I...-.. .-.. s5 yr.r-, of lea-t
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-11
1&y E|'I 8nGsd

T.-.Ea nwi. D pad -.i-ty t,aj Q B-IcG Cr-rrsr., -I 7 -t r.T e,..e. on the l ue cI tra <. .. ? R. c < DiI VI ;arrs EI-Uu,-i8. I@4.-E.
 tF. / ,. BERRY.
 CI.os =. o. - Eiiliz ms. Cut.J.r ICCI
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-11
DiStrcr Court.

District Court met at 9A. N.. Nov. 9th ! Chief Justice French presiding. i Manuel Belardo was brought into Court, and an indictment against him for attempt 1 to commit murder, read. Ed W Wells was appointed oy the Court as his counsel. l Mcbride and Hall, indicted for attempt l ing to commit murder, were br ught before ! the Court and heard their indictment read. 1 Couuse! for the defendants was designated { by the oUrt. Mr. Wells being selected. The Territory vs. Nanderen was tried, and the defendant acquitted The ease of the Territory vs Nathan was set for next Friday, c. B. Rush, attorney. The Territory vs. Stephen CondTon, an indictment was found. | vcnire for 20 L. S trial jurors was ordered.
 The Grand Jury having selected the vari- ous committees for examining county affairs. ve pCticed that said committee were busy. Court opened this NJ, Nov. 8th. at 9 o'clock. Chief Justice French presiding, Will kerson, Clerk
 Nathan, indicted for using deadly weapon was arraigned and pleaded not guilty. No counsel for the prisoner and day Of trial no: set
 Hall & Mcbride have been indicted for attempt to murder. Day for trial not set.
 VI. Belardo for drawing and firing pistol was indicted.
 h the matter of the Territory vs. Geo. T. Beckers jury was cmpsneled and the case is now "n trial
 The next case coming up is that of Van Doeren. of the Verde. charged with brand ing cattle Tot belonging to aim.
 SILVER BELT BULLION.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-11
Letter List.

List of letters remaining in the Pos, Office at Prescott, A. T, for week ending Hcy
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-11
a"ii viii 5oTe io any
 ts POURED DEPTH.

IS sNs - ! They !vi'..; .;Crc sUcG c>AiIlly and satisfactorily in aii .Eiii.is of IaHih, Sa1t san:5 ai.sl i.iine- .tG;le, BiiUl.i:!aI.s *i0me Goal s!a1e. Hard Pan ITayci. s.aVa. uiE::Gc-a' elrcEtisie an:s Cnn- g,0usc. ate ECcia H,3.! g.iaran- :c1si s0 :Ini.a gtlc very ,asI G Wells in G.,i2Al sand. They aI'2 ii!.l: y:sE.si.,g, simple iD construction, easily operated. G;sra:,ia. aDd acknowledged as .ii2 b1st .;ni mo,1 practical Enacai:se cAtal.1. Tney are cl.- d0rscG by sui.Ic oE Che highest >ta.c Li3icia;-. .j'e contract f3I prospecting 1OI'
 CozL GOLD, SILVER, COAL oIL @ND ; Ln ELHDs or MIaERALs
 h 8 for s;akine AIseziaD Wels and Coal sh S Rte. V c also uIrish Eneiues, 30 l. rIs, W nj !Ltll=, Hydraulic Rams Horse tovLs BIiok J5achines, Laiping Tooa Pc. table To g=s Rocl. Drills and Maehin cry of e T. il ..
 c~f-CcCd Active Agents wanted in ever Country :n the World
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Naiice for , ubiica;ion.
LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT,

LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT.
 Arizona Territory, Nov. 4 IsSl. Notice is hereby given that the following named get ter has filed U'tc Of hi. intention to Es nual proof in support of Es cs5rl and fnsl entry thereof the [. \. Lsuc Or-c-, AF5z -h= 10th cay Of Dee I-er, ISsl. Norman MarioW Homes'esd Entry No, 3-, {h= I. cf See T and S 3. of \ W Ai Sec T., 1wp 1e |. V, aud names the following Lis w.tness-- yi-: r.nr Wright. Thomas Tourney. Henry II. Cart, J3=s "a s SIerCw al Of YEy4pGi. |, T.
 WILLIAM \. KELLY, Register.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-11

To THE LADIt, o1 tar,,aTT.-The r'l.ii- ncrv store hs. Esca -I..5a-4,y repaired and renovated. anl M. ;. .t. fJ.hish is no~ ready to show r.. l--s-- f-- "nd V!1i aT fashions and a'l ;.- :-" novelties ul tn. season in the y.y .. t.:a-. rseas.-, feather turbs. plush u- :e'- he's. Mo, a Ene of dress trimming. -',-.s. .a:lns, e,c., cte. I,ooLof, for y.r,l a.., choice. o24tf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-11
MAIL LETTING.
FCsI OFFICE Dt IARTIzS1,

PosI OFFICE Dir.RTazSr,
 NssIrSGI0S, |. c . Oet. i5, IS2I. PRO? jSALS VII De re--I,el a' ;Le Coltrlc. Offices lAS DepaFtcli u,4- A. N., January l-S2, for earn iag he Iuas United States rD1ri the rCuts and ccDrding fbe sc'IcCl=s of iep.r1 and ar rlTa.s ssh- 5v the p arrneu'. in ihe Terri ory cf Ari3 na, July ]. isS4 Ju 70. 1-S5 List of route-, with -cne1uios Ci GFpIrfu-fs &r-.y.s il- ssIuct 70 rs, 'usc I-arGsz, and a, s4rE :utor-.r- vii b. fUru'sH'i V.i .i:ou ;o the Fls!-I a Ir.sc-t- Ir... sGr-
 THOMAS E.. JtrsI.>
 ros..-ast '. General. UC.--f.v.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-11

tr.u ., '. L. Fisher will sell at auc u"H a"u-e. next Saturday. Hov. I2lh. tt,, household effects of Judge Tucker Lieut.. NIl-coA and estate of T. T. Morgan. als. about ih0 prime eastern hams and Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine n9-@t
 irh Punches at the Cabinet. i,2J
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NANEEY. WANTED .

Teams to haul ~"ai from Lynx Greek c. the Aqua Fria Shelter. Aniiy t1
 .. G. TH0GNE. Prescott e.. '1s, f
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NONEABER WING.
WHOLE TICKET. S1.
 = IICaETs, S-J.

WHOLE TICKET. =. HALT TIcKErS s1. = iICaETs, S'' 55 TICCET-. SInG
 Remit Money Cr Bank Draft in letter. or -eud ns ESIrr7e. E3N'T SEND BY REGIs- TEEID LtITa.s oE Pc>To3IICE ORDER. Or derS of >5 al.d upward, by express, can be sen. a. our eNIer>e.
 F. N. EOAEDNAN. Courier Joelug. Builj"g. LOUISVILLE, K.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-11
Army If irs.
N5irCoy. \ T Oct. 3I 1>>l

WuLICoX. 4 T. Oct. 3l, I>>I.
 Upon tue breaking up or Headquarters Department of Arizona in the field at tLi, point, 1Le Quarterma,ter.s Depart melt vi. furnish transportation for three orderlie~ two private horse, belonging to d i.cuutad officer, record, and baggage pertaining to Field Headquarters. to Prescott. A. T.. and for one teamster, six mules and one -lrins wagon to Maricopa, \. T.
 Tie Chief QGarter1naster Of the De Partnent. now 1t t"is point, will proceed to Fort Bowie, \. T. and return, on pub- lic business connected with tlis Depart m-ut.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-11

WEDNESDAY. NUN. 70. 1881. These d"awimz, occur monthly Sundays excepted u,,Ier provisions of an Act of ;he General Assembly of Kentucky.
 The United >tat= C--r.i. Court March 3lst re..- der-' 'lc lCuJ-ti- c-r.-..i.s:
 l5--1kat re ConMouyyea.th D!stri- Ut. ion Ccnipary is iegai.
 2d-Iis d., Yi4gs e.e fair,
 H.-i-o cp,aircv hls nce on hand l4rs, re .I... l...I-L E-.- ---- -- .l ..-..-. l-r I..e
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-11

hco. W. C;ut;s departed yesterday for Albuquerque and thence to H"ibrook, Tor the express purpose f attending to his gov crument freiylt C.ss-...c5.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-11

,Ir. and ii,s. Oliver rrIe. !.st evening, upon their Itjuu {, WAiFp!e from then bridal tour yp Caii.,vr,a, s.cs'aded nv tho l2th Infantr. isuL
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-11

!. H Aiar:ou ]. ay .rnl ais ranch Oil the Verde, jus, ai"ve the rtn.antlc spot noted in the Pages If history y> Cospe(r)l truth.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-11

JOH.oy> in r. ,... r.. -., -a..r .-h. Gore
 Jolreeu a.-'.-,a. I.....l. -.l 4j ,r .T-, of lea
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-12-01

The much advertised and
loudly boosted Of prices of any
St. Louis house, without a
middle man., can all be dupli-
Gated at ID. Goslin's China
Hall, on Elm Street, where
YOU have the advantage of
seeing the different styles be-
fore making selections and save
freight and delay. 1t can be
readily ascertained that in Sill
verware, Chandeliers and other
Lamp Goods, no house in St.
Louis or elsewhere receives a
better discount than does ID.
Goslin. China, Tea and Din
ner sets are offered here in a
greater variety than in any re-
tail house West or South, and
importing them direct and in
unbroken packages brings PR
ces down as low as anywhere.
Look at the Fancy Goods,
Baskets, Crockery, Looking
glasses. Glassware, Vases,
Toilet sets, etc- etc, and say
for yourselves whether the Chi
IA Hall IS not the most CON-
plete establishment Of its kind
IN Dallas or elsewhere.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-12-01
in.t,l,t annti. .0tImlmL

IN tI,e district Court yesterday Judge ~
bridge called Tho criminal dooINt and The
following cases we're disposed Of
Frank BELL, oolored, cliarged with rob.
berry and Oh assault on Hodges wltlllntcnt
to Kill him, pleaded guilty IN both charges
and WINS glycns sven years by the jury IN
each case, making fourteen years IN all, ~
will be remembered that Ball aud Richard
Bowen, bis confederate, caught young
Hodges nenr NiIler's Ferry, while he
was returning home from Dallas
afoot, and robbed him OF some
thirty dollars In money when
they forced him to strip, and making. q rope
hands behind him and stretched him up TO q
limb and left him. After struggling for
some time between life and death, he sue
ceeded in rescuing himself from
his perilous position. The arrest
of Bell followed, but his confederate
made good his escape from the country.
j. w. Daughphrit charged with an as
sault with intent TO rape on Frank
Mueler's little daughter, on, motion OF his
waited assault, to which he pleaded guilty,
and was fined $25 and cost.
William Hoch, charged with the theft oil
81, 1876 from Hernschrodt, pleaded guilty,
and after Mr.. Kuntz, his attorney, had
made an eloquent appeal to the jury in his
behalf, they e .ye him only two, years,
Rufus Crc% charged with the theft Of a
mare from sln 7. Green, pleaded guilty
and was giyrn i've years.
The case of the State VS.. BUM Albert;
charged with burglary, is now on trial.
LATER.-lhe jury found the defendant
guilty, and liked his punishment at three
years in the ,,enitentiary.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-12-01
Everybody Delighted.

The universal expression with regard to
the matinee races Saturday AFTERNOON is
one of delight. Everybody who was present
is loud in praise of the sport and amuse-
ment furnished. This matinee IS but an
earnest in slight degree, of the sport to he
afforded next week when the regular meet
ing takes place. The track will be in tip
top condition if hand and intelligent work
can accomplish anything, and no pains
will be spared to make every attendant
upon the races comfortable and have a
pleasant time The stock is all good, and
the races both trotting and running, apd
deed, and this meeting will assuredly be
the finest Dallas has ever had, as whole:
1t is but preface to the meetings to be had
IN the future, when big purses will be Of
fered, which will secure the crack runners
and trotters of the land.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-12-01

The insecurity of the station house and
the necessity of new one, more secure and
comfortable has, been frequently men,
toned in the local columns of the HERALD
in referring to the escape of prisoners from
that institution. There was another break
made yesterday morning by John Sweeney,
who had been locked up for making an ag-
gravated assault on his wife and threaten
ing to shoot her. The keeper had gone to
other prisoners for trial, and, left solitary
and alone, Sweeney began to think,
doubtless, of the trials and
tribulations. that he would experience in
the higher courts to which his Case would
be transferred, and he determined to regain
his liberty and flee from the country. With
the. assistance of slat he pulled from the
wall of his cell he managed to prise the
door aud draw the staples that help fast the
lock. He has not been heard from since.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-12-01
Antics Of a Crazy Man.

Frank steinspring, a German, who is
clear out of his right mind, entered Kents
restaurant yesterday morning and began
to give evidences of his insanity by moving
things around. Fortunately. Mr.. Ke1t
knew him and took charge Of him and
he has kept him ever since. under strict
watch for lear he might leave or do
something violent. He came here from
Indiana and for some time past
he has-been working at one OF the dairies
near the city. He taken III and lay Tor
several days with a raging fever and news
Of his illness reaching The cars Of M q. W.
Buck. who had known him in lndiana, he
had him brought 90 his home on Mckin-
ney avenue, where he received the kindest
attention, though the fever has evidently
impaired his mind. Monday night some
time he slipped away, bareheaded aud
only partially dressed, and nothing more
was heard Ofhim until yesterday morning
when he put in an appearance at Kent
restaurant