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Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

WE call attention to the law pub
lished last week ia regard to damage
done 70 Telegraph liaes, and The punish
ment awarded. TIE fine not 70 exceed
$1,000 or one year imprisonment. or both.
The San Carlos & Globe Company are de
termiacd to prosecute any enc Who IN
iures their property
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

TgE thirteenth instant completed cur
three years residence in Globe, and siAleen
days thereafter the irss sumbpr Of the
ARIzoSA SEIvHR Bs4q appeared aud has
been continuously issaed ever since Onr
readers must JUDGE s'f What hene6i j has
been 70 Use camp. It IS new . permaseng
Institution % ella County
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

IssT Sunday evening, the sqnalling q
quaw brought half Of she male popuIa-
Ion 81 ks1abe into one Of fhe arroyos run.
ming east frofu the towa Recently tbe
jewellers - Mob Hill have been frequent
j. annoyed hy Tic cries Of sqnaws when
tieg we're being beaten b. tle bucks.
saerifI Murphy vas promptly on hand
Sa eveuin ana crested buck but
tiiee 5Hla4 rot moi give BIN away
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

AT our suggestion. miners meeting
bias been called % consider the proprieiy
IF amending Glole District mining laws
Il win ne held Ibis day week (ss), IN
Globe. The obiect in view is 70 obviate
tie necessity Of recording m other than
tie county records. thereby saving 10 10.
Gators cost of double and unnecessary tax.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

Two Indisus Of the San Carlos Agency,
shot and killed each other at Chico Greek,
The quarrel originated from child pull
ing gun over on itself The father o.
the child upbraided The owner Of tie gun
for leaving ii cerelessls exposed, which
led to blows aud finally The death Of both
men.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

HAVE you q Cabinet Photography De
you value ils Then Why Dot take care Of
IL isy enclosing il IN one Of tbose elegant
FRAMES just received Al Hitchcock s Cos
Dug sfore, Also nice let Of Teilew's
sapoaacious shaving compound in cups
lnn mi exnlninn
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

a SEw firm will lse started on the first
day Of Nay next. opposite Kellner's store.
i VIII be known ~ the California Fruit
and Produce COMPANY. Myers & White.
Everything sold At hessom prices.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

The Democratic candidate for District
Asspsasy Of eils To- Sam u. Wildly, ran
ahead 81 his ticket aboat fer days, and IS
ruaeias yst When last heard from he
was ne taxing Horace GFeeley's advice
b Ess gaing Fast.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

AMONG the recent arrivals ia Globe. are
the Rev Dr.. McGbesaes. Rev. G. H..
Adams y. 4. Juaes. Of Norton & Stewards
stage linz u 0choa Of The firm OF
BuckaleW & Ochaa, and WI Whipley.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

Mas DIR. McDsNIff1 entertained par
81 If i,sr friends las, TUESDAY evening. Il
was the anniversary Of her birth
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

s.THE hooded clouds, like friars," are
nov telling their Isads in drops Of rain p
The aiGens arc emphasized By stunning
peais Of thunder
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16
Arizona Silver Belt.
saturday. Ap,.il Is. 1881.

ROSES expires lsases fer Wilcox Aon-
day morning. Jolu Il Hise agent
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

THz funeral Of NJ Gam was web at
tended, and the sesyices, conducted by the
Rev Mr. Craig, we're Of an interesting
character. The Rev. gclilesnan remarks
were appropriate and affecting.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

MRs- 6AES who was hurried on Tues
day Is the second white woman who has
died ia Gloae-
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

LET's take time by the foFeleek, and get
ready for Fourth Of July celebration
such as We bad three years sgo.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

ONE Of our ol,ieSt resident Alexander
Stewart, died last night He was co-owu-
er with Jos. Ghamberiiu in the Ssonewall
No. mine
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

TaE sermon Of the Rev. Mr. Depuy last
Sunday evening from the words giet him
that heareih say cone was very good.
Ii speaking OF the sacrifices men make
for duty he told a beautiful story in a
few wopis He said; 7 bad a boy only
in his teensi be went 70 igbt for his coun
Try. actaased BY as pure aud noble ppr-
pose rs ever filed the breast ef lad and
he never returned There's many
father and mother il this laud who could
I'll in the picture A seniient being full
Of high hopes aud strong and lofty amhi
tion--a mafs5F 70 duty. a strong right
arm welding treuchant bisdc; power
less body bleeding 70 dsagb IN the tram
Piled grsss; grave, upon which cnoe
year, wreath is placed; and painful
memory IN the almost dead hearts of The.
folks at home That's ail
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

We reeeivtd s letter from Inc dead let
Zee oiIce yesterday. bearing this legend
s.opuna thro' mystssk."
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

SUMMER suits from 81 upwards at
Buckalew s 0chea's
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

We are Informed H. SIR sissou That az
Ter a six weeks frip ahgoagh different por-
lions Of the Terrisar he rcturns better
salisElsd than ever giFh tie final future of
Globe Distries.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

Bnckalew & Ocboa have juss received a
lot Of ore sucks
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

Special inducements given 70 purcias
srs Of Barley and Potatoes az Bnekaiew s
0chea's
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

Crntehct Undefware II The Globe Ner-
cantile,C Company Store. especially adapt
ed rs HE southern climate. See then also
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

II locked good 70 see Sic copper smell
60 passing through Town last Monday.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

THs Rev 9. IF Albums will preach TO-
morrow morning at II o'clock. and in The
evening sf half past seven. The rite Of
bapiisln viii be performed before the
morning service, and The sacrament ofthc
Lords supper viii be administered alter
the evening sermon.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

Ys advise The copper men to take
fn s few silver mines while they are
ehelp e their copper plays out which
Fe len't believe. HEY can use their smell
e. "a silver ores, and IND ST the pc
cc afF tluxes ~ the Dsstrick
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

Hattie Duell, of Iowa City, Who en-
down expenses ~ living without food
died on tIe 47ih day u Der FAST She bad
Nnffani iof pjuchng Der stomach See
Matt Z Xxx v. IL, for confirmation of lie
fact
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16
Below Cost,

My Superior facilities Of hayieg b
rect az Paris, London, Berlin sud
St. Petersburg. coupled with belug
the Only( merchant who has cor
tract for low freight With the e F..
@ P and S. P. Railroads. eraF lee
ne 70 distance al other mopgers in
Globe and tie United Ss4tes.
This is no '.jOak.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

Why should we buy Falks Milwaukee
Beers Because eacb bottle has patent
cooler.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

MH G. H. EoIr, San Franciscan FL
vored as with a pleasant call yesterday.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

have had 70 crowd ont great deal
4 matter this aees. Ehe aaiags of The
Board Of Supervisors have been con
tensed. Hereafter We viii give fuller re
ports.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

VIZ are pleased Is learn that Richmond
Basin al last has Post Cflice, ahieh is
named Nugget Geo. TaEtau, ?. 81. Mail
carried semi weekly.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

The Arizona CifiseF says The Board Of
supervisors of Pima county have ordered
ihc Sheriff 20 assess al property 10 Gra-
BAN couni5. claiming that The act creating
abe latter county viii probably prove iilc-
gal I does not STATE the ground II sup
posed iilegaiiiy From the present ouf-
look i IS more thau likely tlla6 there viii
be double assessHcar
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

Tomas rain IS ge=esal throughout the
Territory. The lightning has been 50
prevalent as 70 necessiga9e The use Of The
lightning arresser on lines Of Telegraph.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

E have 70 record The death of enc Of
Giohss old settlers c. G. Myers re was
clerk Of the Board Of Supervisors. and
performed his duty very satisfactorily.
He kaves large circle Of friends in
GLOBE
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

PIANO FOR SAl.E.-For sale, nearly
rev Upright s'iano, 81 the hesi make In
quire at this oilice \ bargain can be had.
apl lott
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

Just received al Buckalew & Ocboa's a
fine lot OF Straw Hats
Arizona silver belt., 1881-04-16

Hard and dry Wood for sale ct the o.
& Corral. by tie cord or load.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06
DEATHS.
BRATTON.-A midnight. May Sd. Jchn {.

IRRATIONAL midnight. May Sd, Jehn {,
BrlttOn in the 5iSt year Of his age.
The relatives and friends are invited 70 at
tend the funeral from his residence TH Madl-
son street to meet at the house at g. o'clock
ON Friday afternoon, the 9th inst. Religious
services will be held in Brandywine Nj. +.
church, after which the funeral will proceed
to RiVcrview cemetery.
CARR.-On the Sd inst, Catharine Carr,
aged Il years.
Relatives and friends of the family are re.
specttully invited to attend the funeral from
the residence of her husband. James Carr
No, 423 Orange street. on Friday afternoon, al
half past O'clock. lnterment at RiyervleW
cemetery.
PYLE.--On the Sd inst, Cyrus Pyle, in the
I'D year of his age.
West street, on Sixth day the 9th inst, &c
leave the house at O'Clock. lnterment nj
Wilmington and l1randywIne cemetery.
RlTCHIE-On Thursday, the 9Th inst
WiIhelmina Richie, daughter of the late
William ]. Reedcr, in the 2gth year Of heI
age.
Due notice of the time of the funeral will
be given in to-mOrrOw's issue.
SlMPSON.--In this city on the 9th inst.
William H. Simpson aged 2Gyears.
| Relatives and friends Of the family are re
| specially invited to attend the funeral from
the residence Of his parents on Sunday after
noon, at o'clock, from No. III North jackson
street. Services at 3 o'clock p. III. I
| PERSON. .-Early on Friday morning, Ma!
9th, Rev John W. Pierson, in the 6jth yea
Of his age.
| The relatives and friends are requested Il
attend the funeral services from his late resi-
dence S22 Shiplev street, tomorrow morning
! Saturday at II o'clock. The remains will
then be taken to Galena. Maryland, wher
they will be inferred on Sunday morning, a
| 10 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06
FOURTH EDITION.
LOCAL LINkLETS.
Interesting Items Prepared fer
Hasty Readers.

William G. Spruance, ex-district at
torney, will, on next Thursday evening,
entertain the judiciary and members OF
the bar in general, at his home No. l2ll
Delaware avenue.
Josiah Bacon, conductor on the Della
ware Railroad, has been chosen delegate
to the convention of passenger train con-
ductors, which will be held in Kansas
City, May Is.
The iourncvmcn painters will meet at
Fourth and Shiplry streets tonight for
the purpose of considering the subject
of wages.
Mr.. Graham. of IIockcssin, will erect
kaolin works on the farm recently
owned by Thomas Bullock near Brandy
wine Summit,
No business tor publication was
transacted by the liquor dealers at their
meeting in the Herdman building yes
terday afternoon.
The annual meeting of the Mechan-
les Loan Association will be held next
Monday night
The Browning Society Of the Wesley,
IN Female College will give an enter
tainmcnt tomorrow evening.
The steamer Thomas Clyde will, on
June 20, resume her trips on the Della
ware.
Numerous WilmingtonianS will at
tend the Rose Buds ball, at Chester,
tonight.
The steamer Samuel NJ. FELTON, is being
oYorhaulcd and repaiuted for the sum
mrr season.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06
A ROu,anee I'm COurt.

A special despatch from Paterson,
n. j., says:
A romatic case came up before Judge
Dixon, in the Supreme Court, Cham
bers, yesterday morning. Some time
ago John T.. Clifford, of Yonkers, Y. V,
became engaged to Miss Ellen McKil-
way, of this city. Miss McKilvay after
wards began to lose her sight and about
six months ago she.became totally blind.
On Monday they were married by the
Rev. Father Hens, in the Church ofthe
81. Bonifacc. Mrs. Clitford's parents
then announced to the young bride
groom that they did not intend to let
their daughter leave their house, as
they loved her too well to part with
her. Mr.. Clifford had fitted up n home
for her in Nonkers, and had made
everything comfortable for her recep-
tion He argued with the old people,
hut they would not listen to him. Then
he applied to Counsellor ID. b. English,
who got out writ Of habeas corpus
against the brides parents, requiring
them to produce Mrs. Clifford in Court,
before Judge Dixon, yesterday morn
ing
"rhp parents told the Judge that their
only claim to keep their daughter was
founded on their great love for her,
which had only been increased by her
misfortune. Judge Dixon said that a
husbands S claim iS regarded first in
law, and as Mrs. Clifford said
that, while she loved her father
and mother dearly, her duty and her
tondest love called her to 20 with her
husband he awarded the custody of the
young woman to the bridegroom The
old people thereupon kissed their
daughter and son-in-law, and all went
away apparently contentrd. oculistS
say that Mrs. Cliiiord's sight will prob
| nhlv hn rnslnrnl :,
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06
Third EDITION.
A chinese Generals strategy.

A very amusing story is told OF the
manner in which the Chinese comman-
der in Turkistan reconquered that coun-
try from the Son of Heaven. On the
death of the famous Akalik Gnazi SOW
ereign to Turkistan the Chinese Govern
ment wrote to their general to raise an
army and go forth and conquer Inc
general replied that he could do nothing
without arms and money, whereupon
the Chinese Government sent their gen.
eral a good round sum of money and
number of European rifles of the most
improved manufacture, but at the same
time the general was cautioned that II
his troops lost or spoiled these arms ne
would have to replace them at his own
expense. Whereupon the Chinese Cen
eral locked away the rifles in the pub
lie arsenals, and armed his troops with
spears, sticks and bows and arrows.
Having thus disposed of the new weap-
onsthe general turned his thoughts to-
ward the money. This lie divided into
two parts the one he sent to a relative
in Shanghai with instructions to invest
it in the bank Of the foreign devils for
his account. The other half the gener-
al distributed among his Country's foes
provided their villages were quietly sur
rendered. A series Of victories was
then reported to Pekin, along with u de-
mand for more money.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06
MUSICAL AND LITERARY.
The Entertainment at the Unis'
M. 4. Church Last Night.

The Young Peoples Musical a
Literary Society OF the Union NJ
church gave very interesting end
taiulneut last evening. Vocal ml
was nicely rendered by the choir
class and the society. Prayer wN
f'cred by Rev. c. 7. Mallery, past
Olivct Presbyterian church, and
dresses were made by John HazeHA
Arthur Wingate.
Mr.. Hazlett stated that the 21
WAS organized on December, lwE1
a membership Of "a. The orga0Ej
now numbers 20 members, Mua
terest has been taken i'll the saad
work, aud for next winter good Il
tainmcuts are promised.
one Of the most interesting ttaVI
of the entertainment was an al,t.I
entitled 4" Pledged with wine, vi
was participated in by Mrs. M4l
| Money, f. W. kecve, Anna Ioa1
Kate Pritchett, Frank and Claw
Hammitt and Mr.. Pennington, i
An essay on "Eomance' was reaa
Miss Lizzie Irwin, and select rea!a
were given by +. W. Reeve, Mr., "
gle Money and Mrs. Maggie HAI
Mrs. Mary Pennington and MISS
Clelland gave rccitationS. MMl
selections were rendered by Mrs
cie Harris, Mrs. Clara Sharp, "
Sallie Mccall, Mrs. Maggie AoIl act
Miss Fannie King, Mr.. Joseph 'lO1
and Mr.. Delaware Mason
The entertainment was well atItn1
and tnc exercises were nicely rehut'l
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06
What IL Going on Around Us.

Not many citizens of New Castle
know what really great strides the ter
ritory around us is making. The Mes
scrS. DUPONT, for example, have located
the Wilmington and Northern H. L.,
on their property above town within a
mile of the limits of the City Of New
Castle. Thry.purpuSe at one" TO build
large Docks and picrs--to give them
twenty seven or thirty feet of water.
and here large California clippers will
stop to get their jugs of powder, and here
all their Saltpctcr, sulphur, etc. will land.
They will also connect tins point by
Ferry with New Jersey, and thus join
their Nitro GlyCeriue Works there
erected with their Powder Works in
Delaware Mr., Duer, owner Of Jim o.
Rogers farm, is. making great improve
m.ItS there in cleaning up and drain
ing the obnoxious swampS and marsh.
We wish he could get some of the ad-
Joining land, the marsh OF which is IN
such bad condition, aud which must
I've sinking fund to the present owners.
1t takes capital to own this sort of prop
rrty, and to the rich man it may be both
a pleasure and profit aS time rolls
round. DuPont'S improvement is n
great gain towards getting Wilmington
TO the river this side OF the ChriStiana
and this fact is great gain to New
Castle. New Castle and Wilmington
are bound soon to he joined as one -four
shing city, under one control, and the
| site of New Castle will be this unjoined
city's front by the SEA. May the star
live to see it and profit by It.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06
Nominations with hdrawn.

WAsnlNGToN, May s. The Presi-
dent has ,eut a message TO the Senate
withdrawing the New York nonina-
tiuns for United States MarShals and
District attorneys, and also for the
Buffalo CollectorShip. The nomination
of Judge Robertson for Collector of
Customs at New York isnot withdrawn.
The message is simply 4 formal message
of withdrawal, containing no eXplana-
ton or comment. The nominations
withdrawn are as follows; Stewart l..
Woodford, United States Attorney for
the Southern district; Asa w. Tenney,
United States Attorney for the Eastern
district; Lewis +. Payne, Unit, Il States
Marshal for the Southern District elm
ton ID. McDougall, United States Mar
shall for the Northern district: John
Tyler, Collector Of Customs for the dis
trict of Buffalo.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06
The Lower Brandywine Church
EntertAinImen

One of the finest entertainments given
for IA long time in Lower Brandwlne
PRESBYTERIAN Church, ChriStiana Hun
dred, came off last night, a large audi
ence being present to enjoy and appre-
ciate it, Professor S. 7. Ford, one OF
the best clocutionists of the day, made
the occasion feast of reason and flow
Of soul. The Professor read in his most
inimitahle way, "The Painter of Sc
willie, " "The Dukite Snake, " Burning
Ship. "Membraneous Group, Nal
den Martyrs "Daisy's faith, " "uncIee
Dams Introduction to n MISSISSIPPI
Steamboat, Evening at the farm,
and several other select readings, lie
also sung in his rich and full voice Else
gwine back to Dixie, and swell wear
a white robe in that mo'nin.' The
choir, which by the way is an excellent
one, interSpersed the readings with a
number Of musical selections which
were well rendered Besides paying
Mr.. Ford for his contribution to the eV-
ening'S entertainments the audience
through Rev. Mr. Graham, pastor OF
the church, returned him n vote OF
thanks, and assured him that he would
soou lie wanted again in the same
church. Quite a handsome sum was
realized for the benefit of the Church.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06
Gift to Wells College.
From the Auburn Advertiser. May 4.

A very pleasant event occurred at
Wells College, Aurora, Monday the
I'd inst, it being the anniversary of
Col. Morgan's birthday, The young
ladies presented, as an entertainment
in honor of the occasion, the fairy story
OF the Sleeping Beauty, or Princess
Rosrcud, with music and tablcaus, at
the close Of which Mr.. Morgan announc-
ed the gift of $4,000 to the college, the
income of " hich is to be devoted to the
increase of the college library and to
the art department. The aggregate of
his benetactions to the institution is
now upward OF S160,O0O. This speaks
for itself and renders comment unueces-
SarN
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06
Street Force Increased.

The Street Committee has instructed
Commissioner Lynch to employ all the
men on the street he pleases and he
has accordingly increased his force con-
sidcrably. Already the streets are
looking better.
Said Mr.. Lynch to a REPUBLICAN, re-
porter: II have done all | could TO get
more men, and the force is now a good
bit larger. OF course, they are not the
best men in the city, bat AL the good la,
borers are already employed. The
streets are much cleaner now than they
were week ago, and there will be
greater improvement still before very
long.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06
RAILROADS.
what ia said OF the rennsylvanta's
MPurchase and how much money
-fD1 he NA0d06.

what 10 said OF the rennsylyanta's
MPurchase and how much money
will be Needed.
From the Philadelphia North American.
There is no doubt that the Philadel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail
road, when the Pennsylvania takes
possession upon the first of July, will
retain its distinctive existence, just as
the Northern Central, the West jersey
and the baltimore and the Potomac do
still, although the Pennsylvania has
held majority of the stock of each one
for some years. The number of
shares secured by the Pennsylvania
from the lAidder committee OF Boston
stockholders is nearly 1000, for
which it is not obliged to pay before
the first of July, when most OF the
holders will probably accept cash, the
promised figure being SIS share and
the 81 July dividend, or in short SSo q
share. TO nay entirely in cash would
REQUIRE SIG, 320, 600. On the one hand 1t
is quite likely that some ofthese holders
will prefer Pennsylvania stock at SIO,
in the proportion of eight shares for
eyery seven of Phila., Wilmington
and Baltimore stock, and consequently
that this large sum Of ready money Will
not be required. But on the other
hand, even if it is required, it must be
remembered that $50 share for IT,
175. shares of the new stock, that being
one-eighth or II and half per cent. OF
1877, ,404, the total number of shares Of
Penna. now outstanding, by no means
represents the amount that can easily be
raised from the present stockholders
alone. The number of stockholders of
Pennsylvania who have less than eight
shares is very large, and every one OF
these is entitled to share of the new
stock at par. So fifty times S172, l75.5,
or S., sos, IT'S, really does not come any
where near the sum actually to be real
lied by the sale of new stock to old
stockholders, let alone the fact that the
company would have no difficulty to
find a syndicate to take all that is left
after the stockholders have had their
chance at the new issue. Suppose 2O0,-
900 shares of the new stock are taken by
present stockholders at $50 and ten
millions of cash so raised even that
amount is less than half of what can be
easily secured without issuing an
the 100000 shares authorized. The
amateur financiers who are as lib
eral with their advice as to how the
Pennsylvania ought to pay for the Phil
adelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore.
need but to recollect that it has at hand
resources, not only Of money, but of bus
mess brains, which will enable it to do
this, as it has done its dividend work,
to the entire satisfaction of those con-
cerned
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06
Paving "A Church Debt,

A very determined effort will be
made on Sunday next to liguidatc the
entire debt Of Simpson A. NJ. +.
church, at Newport.
The programme, As arranged for the
days services is rs follows:
Lovefcast at $50 o'clock in charge OF
Eev, Charles Smith, of Wilmington.
Preaching at 1880 o'clock hv Rev. T.
II. johnson, of Chestertown. Md.
Preaching at 3 o'clock by Rev, w j,
Parker, of Chester, Pa,
Preaching at : 30 O'Clock by Rev. T.
II. johnson.
Rev. Thomas NJ. Hunter will act as
collector ana tinanCier