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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-30
The CrOcker Party.

The party of gentlemen who ac- com pained MT. Crocker to the front paid a brief visit to the city Sunday on their way home. They were met at the depot with carriages, and were escorted by the City Council to the Poodle Dog restaurant, where sumpt- uous breakfast awaited them. Thence the party were driven to the Mission Church at San XavIer, after which they again boarded the train for home.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-30
Every Acre of Ground Should be Pros
 pected.

pected.
 At the meeting of the Academy of Science, recently held in San Fran cisco. MT. Jackson, of the State UnI- versity, read a paper on the occur renee of silver in the older sediment ary rocks, especially ss represented by the Silver Reef mines of Utah, from which $sO,OOO in bullion is eI- tracted every month from a sandstone formation. He stated several later scientific theories to explain the dis covery of silver Tn sandstone, saying that some of them, if established, would make it necessary for every acre of ground to be prospected in order 10 determine whether it tcontains precious metals, as no geologic for nation will of itself be evidence of their non-existence,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-30

DEPUTY SHERIFF BEHAS this morn ing brought in John Baily and Chas. Karr from Tombstone on charge of highway robbery, in having stood up Joseph Smith and robbed him Of $150 on the 20ih.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-30

CAPT. McCAFFERTY says that the scene in the Legislative assembly dur i,c the debate on the Cochise county bill was one of the most exciting he ever witnessed. 7
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-30
WEDNESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Council


 PREsCoTT. January 26.-The bill 10 provide for county buildings in Pima was referred to the Pima county del egation.
 Hereford introduced an act relative to proceedings in criminal cases.
 Stevens introduced bill to prOvid Q for the destruction of noxious animals. Meade introduced a bill relative to the right of Jacob Schwartz to build bridge over the San Pedro at Charleston.
 The bill repeating the Arizona Gen. tral Railroad act was referred to the committee on corporations. The sub sidy pertion of the bill will undoubt- edly be |, led, while the franchise will remain.
 Bills concerning fire insu rance com panies and for holding District Court in Apache were passed.
 The name of T. Napoleon Ray was changed to Theopolis Ray.
 The bill to create the county of GIls was read the first and second times, and referred 10 the Committee on County Boundaries.
 The Governor has signed no bills yet. The Cachise county bill is still in hIs hands. The bullion repeal bill will come up tomorrow, and will probably pa.s.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-30
P. R. TELLY. B. N- t JACOBS pr,sgfdeut ca. Alc-.
PIMA COUNTY BANK,
TUCSON, ARIZONA.
Agency at Tombstone
 F. W. SMITH. Manager.
c;.rFsPoNDExvs.

We receive Deposits subject tc check at sight. lssuc Certia aos of r--,a5it payable on demand or st fixed periods Eu, 1d sol. Exchange on au the priuc.nai ,iiies of me world. NsEe transfers of .tr J- hy mail. ieic graph or cable. Give careful att,ltiou to cci- lrction~ 0u GIl ava.lthIe points, for which Tc make prompt returns, and
 Trd7S7ct q Genera Bl7kIBq 8Hsfg eSs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-30
The Military Cemetery.

It will probably only be necessary to call the attention of the command ant at Fort Lowell to the condition of the Military Cemetery in this city to have the necessary steps taken look ing to its repairing and renovation. At present it is, through neglect, a positive disgrace. The cheap wooden head boards which mark the graves of the soldiers are in many cases weather beaten aud broken down. The enclosure is accessible 10 boys and trsmps, and In consequence a state of affairs exist which is as dis creditable to the living as it is disre- spectful to the dead. There must be some provision by the War Depart ment for the proper care of the army cemeteries, but if there is not, the pride ofthe soldlery should lead them to show their dead comrades the re- spect to which they are entitled.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-30
SnInN NJ HLIIS.

CIVIL ENGINEER, U. s. DEPUTY SUR U veyor and Notary Public, has returned 10 the old stand, Pendleton street, opposite the Cosmopolitan Hotel, and is prepared 10 do any work in his line with PROMPTNESS AND DISPATCH. Typographical and sec -ional Drawings Of Mines 6 specially.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-30
WM A. SCOTT. JR.

GENT, HOME MUTUAL IN,HI INsUkAHCh CI- am Northern of London, Queen Of Liyerpooi, tFire, etc) and New fork Life insurance com pauv, of New York. Office in PiIna Couh'f Rank
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-30
C PN. WATSON. M. D.

,nHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, has re-
 moved his office and residence to the build ing on Pennington street, opposite Ben Mor- gau $ Law office, HOurs-lU to l2 a. m. and , To } and to g ?. m. Diseases peculiar to women and children a speciality
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-30
MARY'S LITTLE WILLIE.
BY F. H. a.

A1 r. n, n. Mary now is married,
 Her lamb she gave away: ana now she has little boy. His nsne is Willie Gray. And everywhere that Mary went Willie she would take; Many and many a dime she spent To buy him ginger cake. She took him to the circus once. To see the largest monkey, Also the clown who acts the dunce- He thought it was just hunky. When at home he arrived, He thought otry an act Twas down the banister to slide. But fell and hurt his back. Mary heard poor Willie scream, And was soon by his side, And rubbed his back with glycerine. Or else he might have died.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-30

Graduate American College, New York City. VETERIsARY SURGEON, |. :. A,
 Fort Lowell, A. T. ALL ORDERS BY MAIL OK IELE- "A gram promptly attended to. Orders oAn be left at the Government Corral, 4uOsOh'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-30

4 HEAVY iron skeleton door has been hung at the entrance of the jail "a wise precaution.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-30
Corner geaIe al d Howard streets,
 san franct--0, Csl-

DUUnERS OF STEAM MACHINERY lN ID all its branches. steamboat. sraueship and land
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-30
Assembly,.


 The committee recommended sub stitute to the bill licensing gambling, and recommended that it pass.
 Haynes introduced a bill to protect mines, and to provide Tor the survey thereof
 Steadman introduced bill to in corporate the Prescott Railroad, 70 connect with the Atlantic and Pa cific. It eXempts the road from taxa ton for six years, provided the road is completed Tn three years.
 The bill locating the county seat of Apache county at St. Johns was passed.
 The act to repeal the act allowing soldiers to vote was indefinitely post poned.
 Most of the morning was consumed by the Committee of the Whole in considering ihe debt section of tLe Gila county bill, which was ably ar gued by Haynes, Captain Sharp and Bolan, on the justice of the new county assuming a portion of the debt. Mccormick was absent. Bo- lan's amendment tO strike out the debt section was lost by tie. Haynes substitute to section G, is intended to make that portion of Gila now in MaricOpa bear the debt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-30
OSBORN,

TroRNFY at law. Notary Public and Con A vevanccr. Special assistance given m 0btaining patents for Mining and Preemption p. claims, and also title to land under the DeseIs !. land timber culture laws. Ofhce nOrth slue "i Congress street. Tucson ArlzohA.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-30
GEORGE J. RosKRUGE,

V. s. DEPUTY MINERAL SURVEYOR
 AND NOTARY PUBLIC. OFFICE. one door east of Judge Osborne 6 on Maiden Lane, Tucson, A. T.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-30
V. EARLL
~. STREET.
J. HAYNES
T. A zABEIsKIE B. II. HERRPoR
 HEREFORD & ZABRISKIE,

TTORNEYS and Counselors st law, No A tary Public. Office on Meyers sI, oppo- Palace Hotel Tucson Arizona
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-30
PIANO TEACHER.
PROF. ROBERT FELLNER,

r ATE OF SAN FRANCISCO, WILL give lessons oR the Piano at reasonable rates Rooms in Welisch Block. JZ-lm
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-30
JOSEPH NEUGASs.

TTORNEY AT LAW. Al business in- A trusted to me will be promptly attended 10. Especial attention paid to conVeyanclng and collections Office on Meyers street, near Pennington.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-30
Assembly.

No bills were introduced to-day.
 The discussion this morning was on the bill allowing jurors in criminal cases s2 per day and 20 cents per mile.
 The bill to amend the charter of Tucson, allowing the Council tO sell Church Plaza, was discussed.
 The bill changing the name of Joseph Byers to Albert Ashley was laid on the table.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-30
SPRINGER 6 DETOY.

DEALERS IN NGENEBALEERCHAND1sE
 CHARLESTON, ARIZONA.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-30
u. ?. FARLET
B. POMECY, H. F. fAIHkf' r. S. Dist. Atty. Dist. Atty. Pima Co.
 FARLEY & POMROT,
D. POMECY,
FARLEY
WE HoRNBLowER, D. V. s.

A TTORNEYS and COunselors at law, A Office corner Meyers and Pennington Streets Tucson, Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-30
TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Council.

Council
 PRESCOTT, January 25.-Baker, Chairman of the Judiciary Commit tee, introduced a bill for Code Com missioners. This is an important measure, and provides that the con- mission shall sit in Phenix. Five hundred copies were ordered printed. Masterson occupied the morning making an able argument on the fund ing bill.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-30
DIR. LABARTHE,
H R IIGHTHIZER.

TTORNEY AND COUNSELLoR-AT- A Law, and Notary Public. Office, Meyer street, north of Maiaen Lane, Tucson, A. T. Mining laws a specially.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-30


 la-s of memory, ils-itlde, rn..ar--ei efII--i1n, tver-iou Co s1r.etg, dimra-- ri .i-'nl, Hrises .u the head The vital fI.i pl- i-- UHol-sre.d .u tEe urine, and Hgu- u.a.r a.-.l.r- that iead .0 Insanity and l.nih.
 Dis. AlNEiE win agr ta n-fc.t iFe Euu1rc1 Dollars tlr Cl-. uf tt.- ..-l 'le Vital Restorative lander ai- -ne-.si adGee and treatment ril uot cure ar 1r -rf .l- Impure or injurious tIHla D. b- Ni1lie treats all Private Di-el-.- -r-r. -f4-ir without mercury. Corsu't-iiuu RIFE. lL1rDsrh ez- animation and advice. including au-iy -is ai urine, S3. Price o' Nitgl Restorative, S, a bottle, OF four tille- t,se ogautity, si1, -eut 70 any address upon receipt ot prirr, cor 1. O. D., -ecErc from observation, and in private name, f desirec, by A. L. All<Tia, 4i. D, ll hea--sT street, San frau-i-cg, California.
 pr. Mintie's Kidney Remedy. NephrI- cum. cures cil k.-G- oi hiCuev and Bilfda Complaints, 1cV1rrhUl, GIcet. Iurc0rrhorar For sale by al urugsi5ts; SI botl.e. ir bot ties for s5.
 Dr. Mintie's Dandrlion P-uS ora The best and cheapest by-pcpSia cad IsiiIou cure in The market Fer -ale t,7 G.i drur..-f-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-30
Ts1e oC San Francjsco. Late of NapG, Cal CAMPBELL & ROBINSON,

A TToRNEYs AND COUNsELLoRs AT AT, A LAW, Tucson, A. T. Will practice in als ,ls ihe Courts of the Territoy. ofhce, corner oi Camp and Convent streets
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-30
Capital Gossip

CHICAGO. January 24.-A Wash ington special says: Three weeks will be occupied in the Senate by the funding bill The rate of interest will bs increased or the time of the bonds heightened. Information comes from a high source that Garfield will call an extra session in case the funding bill fails.
 Auditor French goes 10 New York on Monday to carry out arrangements with the directors Of the Central Pa cifc to stop tho payment ot the three per cent. dividend recently declared, on the ground that the net earnings since June barely cover a deficit of S1. .G23, 900.
 Railway Accident in MeHIeo.
 NEW ORLEANS, January 24-A Crightful railroad accident has occur red at Puertos Cortez, Mexico. \ train consisting of two passenger coaches, mail and baggage cars, jumped the track at Golden Rock Curve, Amour mountain, falling 70 feet Nearly all on board were killed.
 StoX.
 SAN FRANCISCO. January 25.- Union, S9; Alpha, S3; Overman, 60c Belcher, s5c; Bullion, S2; Mono, Sl
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-30
STOMACH

[ N \ E E E @ 2 Failing Cure for EeroH q niitF,
 rtsG-ei FlteiitT, seminal Nelsue-s,
 perm rorrlre l. L"-t Hstnlo0d.Im- pei. ue PGr1i sis
 and ll % trI ste
 ierf- 70 Self ttuz
 H E,r-l-l fl.tcs and e4c-s- fr ll- H#HH .I Ha
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-30
STAFFORD, HDUS0N & co.
 BANKERS.

l SAF ORD, HDUSOE < C0.
 BANKERS, TUCSON. AND TOMBSTONE
 ARIZONA. DRAW BILLS OF EXCHANGE
 And Make rELEGRAPHIC TRANSFERS OF MoNEN
 On the Principal Points in EUROPE AND THE UNIFIED STATES. Receive deposits, purchase or make advances eu Territorial and County bonds and warrants, approved commercial paper, etc. etc. and TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING
 BUSINESS Deposits of Bullion made with us or shipped Anglo California Bank Saa FfmCiscS .9s our account, can be checked against ilnme- diately
 Correspondents: NEW YORK....--..J e " SELts,iAS < Co SANFRANCISCO ANGLo CALIFoENLsN BANK LOS ANGELES S.....-. C CosaiEEcIAL bANR- ST. LOU JiS.-......-.....-BANE oT CoNdEHcE- CHICAGO. ......-.-..M M E3CltANFs- SAVINGS ls-
 AND IT. COMPANY. BOSTON ......-.N AssAcIysErI NATION
 AL BANK PHILADELPHI A. CENTRAL. NATIONAL BANK.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-30
OVER THE WIRES.
Guatemala's Intolerance.

NEW ORLEANS, January 24.-The steamer Wanderer brings news of great excitement in British Honduras over the shooting, by the order of President Barros, of Guatemala, of a Jesuit, Rev. ". H. Gillett. Under the laws of Guatemala, all Jesuits have been banished, any caught in that Republic are immediately exc cuted. Father Gillett visited Guate- mala for his health. Immediately on his arrival at Livingston he was ar rested, heavily ironed and sent to Guatemala, where he was tried. sen fenced and executed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-30
Poor Peru

SAN FRANCISCO, January 24.-Lima has surrendered to the Chileans un- conditiOnally. Calico has also sub- mitted to the Chileans. The latter committed great excesses in the battles before Lima, slaughteIing the inhab- itants of the country.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-30
I n CHHISON,

NOTARY PrrBITc. CIVIL ENGINEER, AND U' D.
 DEPUTY MINERAL SURVEYOR,
 Tucson, Arizona. I ANDS- MINES. ROADS. DIT GILES, Town Sites, etc, surveyed, and maps Oi same made on the most reasonable terms, Office on Pennington street, second door eAs' of Wells, Fargo 6 Co.'s.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-30

BENJAMIN MORGAN, . TTORNEY and Counselor at Law, Office \ on Pennington street near Meyers, Tue -0u, ArizOna.
, 1881-04-12

SENATOR DAVID Davis llas written a let
ter to John Nass!n, OF Kansas, hi whlcl. he
charges that both the Republican ami Demo-
cra,lc Senators are not free agents, but. are
controlled b. monopolles- uo says there
ought to be reorganization Of parties. Thu
first step towards that reorganization. he
thinks should be tho dlsbandment '0f the
Democratic party. lie tllMks tho Repnh-
ltcan party would theu become d!sorganizcd
md dc.noral!zetl. Tho senior Senator f1om
Illinois, now that the David Davis party Is
demosalizcd, Is anxious to afllitase with some
llew patty; hence Ills concern.
, 1881-04-12

THE people Of Plain City. O., hare whole
some fear OF body-snatchers, and for the fut-
ure the rcsurrectionlsts will have a whole
some fear Of thu people Of Plain City. The
snatchers tried to resurrect tho body Of a
young lady recently buried, but they came
upon torpedo. which exploded and badly
scared und lemoral!zed ther.~ They left
without taking the body. A few torpedoes
In the cemeteries around Ann Arbor, Mich,
might du some good.
, 1881-04-12

THE Bey of Tun!s is protesting rs loudly
rs ever did tho Sultan. He Is protesting
against the violation Of his rights Us well as
those Of the Porte aud other friendly Powers
By France. 1t Is stated TINT the italian eu,-:
issartes are urging the frontier tribes to re-
sis.ance, md promising them the aid OF IN
Italian army. In fact, there Is a very good
prospect Ut a 1arge-stzed ruw between France
and the tribes a fair prospect OF one between
France a1ad the Tunisians, and by no ,neans
n remote prospect Of one between France
and Ita1y
, 1881-04-12

IN the French Chamber Of Deputies yes.
terday Premier Ferry stated that the condi-
ton Of affairs on the Tunfsfan frontier was
intolerable, and could not be permitted TO
Inst much longer. He declared TINT the Gov-
eminent vas determined to chastise tbs
frontier 1narauders, and would be able to
give the Chamber, when It reassenbles,
good account Of its conduct. The Chnmber
then passed vote Of confidence In the Gov-
cTuEnent-3339 to 1T. %.
, 1881-04-12

RICHARD NuST1.Ef, a brooklyn lawyer,
got judgment for S70,G56 rs coul,scl-fee
against Cl,urles ". Goddard md David ".
Fessendel,, for WHOM liz recovered SiDl, ,0lo
FROM Ezfa Cornell, founder of Cornell Uni
yeFSftv
, 1881-04-12

THERE arc 10 applicants for 13o positions
In the Pensions Bureau, and Secretary Kirk
wootl;actinE, 1t is thought On tic adrice Of
the President wilttleturinino who shall get
the places BY the competitive examination
fI1an.
, 1881-04-12

IT Is said that the Pope, under the influence
OF Cardinal Jacobini, the Papal Secretary of
State, Is quite anxious for pence with Ger
many, and that the ruling party In Germany
is quito anxious for peace with the Pope.
It is probable, then, that they will agree, fur
time at least. The Catholic priests OF the
Diocese Of Treves hare selected a Bishop
WHO Is distastefal. to Bismarck, and It re-
mains to be seen whether the Pope. Will
please Bismarck OF the priests. ~,
, 1881-04-12

SENATOR EpMuSps lns returned to Wash
lngton FROM Flurlda a, md occupied ILLS seat
In tho Senate yesterday. lilo seemed to be in
excellent health aud spirits. md received
the congratulations Of his fcllow-Senators of
both parties.
, 1881-04-12

TnE boatnen detained ut Utica md other
points on the Now York ;;canals cl.arge that
there Is 10 good reason why they should b.
detained, und openly charge Canat-Super-
insendent butcher with being In league With
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
, 1881-04-12

GAIT. MCDONALD, 0f the Canadian
mounted police, has Just arrival At the camp
at Poplar River. and announces that Sitting
Hull, will, the selnuants< Ut his shattered
band. will soon surrender, Information from
other sources confirms this news
, 1881-04-12

IxTEnSA1-REvESuEC ECoa1Mrss1oSEssR R.%uA
hns dlspatci,e<la Special Agent and \ number
Of experts to this city to examine iuto thu
condition OF our banking institutions. THE
1ntcrnkttonA! Rank will be the subject ct
secIn! and close inquiry.
, 1881-04-12

I'noF. So1.ov1Efr, OF thu University Of St.
Petersburg, is likely to got Into trouble. 1T
undressing the students OF the university
yesterday ho condemned capital punishment,
alltl expressed ll0po that the Gar would
show ,nesey to. the unfortunate Nlhltlsts.
Tho Chr will hardly show much; Iusroy to
Prof. SolOyi0tf, =: .H'
, 1881-04-12

IT now turns out that AYoob Khan is quite
safe At Ilerat, and is not troubled by any
fears Of Abdur Rahinan, or any other
Afgtan Chief. In fact, It Is believed that
Ayoob started the story about his own
danger, hoping that the English would
believe 1t, and. acting on the belief, would
quit Catt1alnr. The English. Will. they say,
cvacuate Candahar in any event about the
10th inst. Then there. will be an Interesting
time between Ayoob and Abdur 1lahnlan.
, 1881-04-12

THg President Of one OF the recent meet
fnEs held In Virginia to lndorso the action OF
Senator Malone was one Of the Electors On
the Hancock Democratic ticket: Tie is enc
of the many former Democrats who have
taken new departure, and who will for the
future oppose the party with which they
hive hitherto acted.
, 1881-04-12

THE annuai utxtiug Ut tho Chicago Tres'
bytesy WAS ..elA yesterday. and quite larEo
uripunt Ut important business was transact
ri. Resolutions fay0stnX Il strtcter obsery.
at,ce VI thu Sabbath were adopted. .The lloy,
John L. IT, SnuIe. of Highland Park. WIS
4.ft4tt4i Moderator.
, 1881-04-12

JEL1AporF, tho condemned Nihilfst, asked
as favor that his speech in his own defense
be published reriattns, The request Is not
likely 10 be granted, in Ruasia at least:
Sophie Pieoffsky is likely to have her re-
quest that size be dealt with regardless Of
her sex. acted on, It not In ths.letter, In the
spirit at least, =.
, 1881-04-12

Tue puddlers employed at the sheet-mili
Of tie Heading Iron Company are OIL strike.
They llave been receiving 81 per ton, and
they demand an Increase of 50 ccnts per ton.
The strike throws 100 lnen out Of employ
mf.1it
, 1881-04-12

MAYOR l1AMntsoS last evening vet0eh tho
item Of the appropriation ordinance for the
construction Of vlaultcts, anil tho Council
falleA 10 pass the ttesn over his veto. Thu
Atnyor stated that tho members Of tha Board
Ut Education, prnmtsaA to De economical or
ho would l.aye yetued the Item for school
f,1ftNaSnA
, 1881-04-12

PRESIDENT BRAND, OF the Orange Free
State, who has just returned to Natal from
tho Transvaal. Is sauguine enough to think
tat all the States Of South Africa will be
confedcratel under one Government,
, 1881-04-12

CHARLES Sr1uS0srEAp, now In Jail at
Passatc, y. j., cUnfesses that lie deliberately
capslzeu boat ai,l drowned Samuel Asher,
4 BOY, Mt Lackawaxen, pa., In June, 1877.
bceausc he had spite aguinst tho boys
father. -
, 1881-04-12

THE noulnanian Senate has passed bill
empowering the Government to expcl for
ciglcrs who lnay be suspected Of entertain-s
Ing designs against tho peace. quiet. aud dig
nifty Of Roumanfn.
, 1881-04-12
che Gtfh111te.

tD- ler7ofn unab'e IL rurthnee co1,f<s Of THE
CniCA1O TRIBUNE at Nt1cs Agtnefes dni Oh ru1-
HV trains trhcrt Chtcdgo raper1 Orc s9td tpM con-
fer faror hy reporting The factt Ia ths oee, gfp-
ing full particulars.
, 1881-04-12

SENTENCE Of death was pronounced o1,
the Nfhtllst prisoners yesterday. They were
given only twenty-four hours In which to
make an appeal.
, 1881-04-12

Ir is reported that the triple alliance con-
sisttng Of Austria, Germany, and Kussia,
wtiicl. existed during the Inter Years of the
Int Czar, will bc confined under tho present
Russian ruler.
, 1881-04-12

SEVERAL fatal cases Of smallpox have oc-
Cured at Turner Junction. about thirty
miles from Chicago. The disease Is OF very
yirl|eut tyue
, 1881-04-12

THE United States Supreme Court will
adjourn on tho I'd Ut A(ay, and will not hear
arguments In any case after the I'd OF April.
, 1881-04-12

pUEs1pEST GARFIELD will deliver an ora
ton 0n the occns!on of tie Yorktown Cen
tenuial celebration. in which he seems to
take great interest. Secretary Blaine will
attend to tho entertainment Of the French
ytsftnrs
, 1881-04-12

ANOTHER violent shock Of earthquake
shook tho 1slaild Of Scio yesterday. 1t last
ell about four seconds, and was followed by
the fntlinx Of sercrnl houses
, 1881-04-12

SINCE Saturday last ten cascs Of smallpox
hnyc Developed III Chtcago, nve Of them in
one family ut No. SIS Wabash avenue.
, 1881-04-12
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, 1881-04-12

Gov. LoSo appointed cx-united States
Attorney-General Deyens Judge Of tile
Supreme Court Ut Massachusetts, yesterday.
, 1881-04-12

PRESIDENT GARFIELD, accompanied by
Secretary Hunt, visited the Nayy-Yasd at
Wasitngton, yesterday.
, 1881-04-12

ABOUT S5oo,o0o worth Of gold bullion was
withdrawn from the Bank Of England yes
terday fur shipment to the United States.
, 1881-04-12

WILLIAM II. E10A1.. a member Of the
larEest sugar and sirup fir,n Ut Detroit, Is
dead. ue was In llis 9th year.