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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-01-13
Queer Doings In Prussia.

STRANGE revelations concerning the
dismal superstition still prevalent in the
rural districts of West Prussia were dis
closed in the course of DIR. Kotlevski's
recent trial mt Stuhm for unlawful
practices" This person had acquired
q widely-spread reputation among the
peasantry rs sorcerer, Some time
ago a woman afflicted by epilepsy APP
piled TO him for a cure. Having dag
nosed her case. he declared that she
was possessed by four devils, conjurcd
into her body by female neighbor.
He then proceeded TO exercise these
demons, three of whom promptly quit
ted their human tenement in obedience
to his spells. The fourth, however,
laughed his lamentations TO scorn. This
fiendish recalcitrance led him 10 the
discovery that, In order to expel the OBJ
stinate demon, it would be necessary that
the epileptic woman should swallow N
draught Of the witch's blood. In order
to obtain this nostrum he betook him.
self TO the dwelling of the woman, by
him accused of witchcraft, and beat her
until she lay senseless on the floor.
But for the interference of n resolute
neighbor he would have murdered his
Prussian tribunal. he declared in omen
court that he had done nothing more
than his duty to his patient, and that
he had not only frequently ridded
possessed persons Of their fiendish in
mates by similar means, but had often
seen and spoken TO devils with whom
he had thus dealt He was sentenced
to four months imprisonment by the
tribunal Of Stuhm. -
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-01-13

In measuring for mile posts recently
on the New York, Pennsylvania and
Ohio Railroad, a velocipede hand-csr,
with four-foot wheel, was fitted with a
revolution counter, and, after determin-
ing carefully the number of revolutions
GER mile, the distances were rolled of
by running it over the track. Thirty
i've to forty miles per day were made
without much difficulty.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-01-13

Russia is this year importing grain
allow and wool, the very things with
which she has been accustomed to sup
ply half the world. a
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-01-13

ONE advantage we who live in this
country have over the Britishsrs 10 IN
the matter Of news. We get the news
Of an English boat raoe nearly half Q
day before Il takes place.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-01-13

KINDNESS brings out al The better
qualities Of An animals nasure-good
temper, gentleness. obedisnce. Sir John
Lubbock can make . wasp gentle and
mild
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-01-13

TIE atmosphere Of the Mosque Of
81. Sophia, Constantinople. 10 filed
with the odor Of the musk with which
Justinian charged the mortar whom he
rebuilt the church In $50, A. d.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-01-13

TENNYsoN will winter in Italy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18

vote; Ayes, 9; nays, 3. Title of memorial adopted ;-s read
 A4e.4ie moved to reconsider tLe vote ty wEle,i ; II l WAS passed.
 On motion ef Baker the motion to recon slleg WAS laid ca the table.
 II E 75, an act eutit.ed an act to prohibit hogs .ro.a running at large within the limits ct a.ly village, town or city ia the Territory, aPpcJv-l Feb Ssh, 1877. Read trst time rIi,s sgS. S.,endei, read second time by tiI-e and re;cted to the Judiciary committee.
 C 2. So 6J, an act to auth ,rize the pub'i- cation oi ia.ounation of the resources of Arizona Territory.
 Received irl.l the House with amend meat. House .Llnenllneat coneurred in by tae ouu-il.
 II q J9, an act to incorporate the city of Prescott read irst time, rules suspenled rell second time by tiIie and hity copies CrLeyed printed.
 U ; No g, a bill supplemental to chapter s Of the cJIHpi.ed laws of the Territory of Arizoal, and to repeal sections and II of said chapter. Rea1 first time, ru.es sus- pended, read a second time by title and re- Ierled t1 the Ju liciary Comnittee.
 On motion of koiIns the Council ad- jo;Ened unIi Feb. lJtI, at lU o'clock a. h.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18
DEATH OF MRS. COOK.

Mrs. Virginia c. Cook, wife of J. D. Cook, of Willow Greek, died yesterday evening, Sunday, February 18th, 1881, after painful and lingering illness, aris- ing from cancer in the breast.
 Mrs Cook was sister to Mrs. L. 4. Stevens, one of Yavapai counties best and noblest of women. The deceased was 47 years of age, native Of Graysville, Ills, from whence she removed to Oakland, Cal. Walla Walla. W. T., and thence to this place. She leaves 6 devoted husband, three dutiful sons and loving sister here and numerous relatives in the East, be- sides host of friends wherever she was known, to mourn her death, which, though not unexpected, taiis E-ith crush ing weight, especially upon those most intimately connected with. and dependent upon her good council, advise and affection.
 Funeral tomorrow, Tuesday, February 18th, 8, p. m., from the M. E. Church on Marina street.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18
Resolutions Adopted by tAe Prescott Land
 League Association.

WHEREAS, The present struggle of the Irish people to secure possession oi the hand which is their hirtbright and O. which they have been unluStly despolled i. a cause the most righteous that ever fl y,eople en ya sed in and one which should call forth the sympathy and support oi every liberal minded man throughout the globe, and more especially the people ot the American Republic therefore be il
 Re.oIref, That we, the people ot Pres, colt, in mass meeting Assembled, tender our heartfelt sympathy to the Irish Peo. pie in their struggle against the system 'i tyranny and oppression, which for 1OO years has brought misery, degradation, poverty and exile to theiI race; made one of the fairest spots of earth scene oi ruin and desolaticn and driven forth its people to seek honie and livelihood among strangers. It Is system rePug- nant to every feeling Of justice and bu- manitv, and We hope that complete sue CESS will crown the efforts of the Irish people to destroy this monster of ipjus- tice and inqulity.
 Resoiced, That the action of the so- .-alled Liberal Government of England, Tn its attempt 10 destroy the right of free s.eech and force on the Irish people the strccious measure known as the Co -.rcion Bill. Is movement inspired by the spirit of tyranny and oppression; op- posed to the liberal and progressive spirit of the age; unworthy the boasted freedom oi the English Nation, and should call forth the condemnation of every man who believes in liberty. justice and fair play.
 Resolr,d. That the motto of The Land for the People, is 8 principle foundcc; on eternal justice; Coda given right. broad ss humanity and dear to the heart of every freeman; and We nope the Irish people will not falter in their efforts for the freedom of their land and the s,plelioration of their race. until that blot ,.son civilization. that relic Gf a barbcrous scr-landloriism is swept from their -ro,rsfrv finally and forever.
 Rssylcs}. That ,aeSe resolutions be pablished in the ARIZONA MINER end Arizona Democrat. and d copy he for >,ar,lei to the office of tAc Irish World N"u- York citv-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18
DIR. SP + |, 70. Il KEAaNlY ,TREET. rtcats :iI Chronic and SD. ciai
 ii a~,-S
V OJI9IG Men

WHO " r BE sUFFERIN5 TtO |. THE EFFECTS of y"u h'u fr is r Ind >er-r-- n dJ Ss to avail e f--s a' fili-, tle l.it At th- 4-r ol sul-riug Eu 4l4ty. Bs. SPiSNEf val g-.la.gee to t3.-t ~ss9 for esr-v c-se Of s-niuzi w.-f r-- pr Y. di5ea-@ O: sEy ki-d character a.-ic- --e .Lilegs-a'- and f4ls ta care
 t-D LE AGE MEN.
 7hrsr a-s Isuy s-s f til.r,g To siv-y who are s.i - N'' tro ...s.--t rs -.s -1l ul Ere h.-si ci -.' .ct 1p E.3 .t s-1 -4--- or 5g n-ng laal'-. -s.- s.-I.s e- tit -ss- ie ls4.irr Q .f3 c.--- s- s5 rt.l Boa os ,- and ~-E-t i' -.-- -...f.-.7 s. aiar-l-z v-i lel- co To 1 al1 tts--4 at -r-slr- Thee ulsuy who de of this fhcuify ignorant the cause, which tS the s-eund stas= Of srTnl-4s akness D s. wiI guaranic-s rivet cur in al sHca and healthy res orAfion Of tl1" g~nttc-uriuA organs.
 r. =. To prtNare dsseaS@s of shart stznding a full course cf medicines, s.IseieIt for ers with all in- s;Fuc"us VI b. seut t3 any addfes receipt of Si tFFICE HoURs lI t0 and 6t x. sundays f.c on 10 To II A Consultation fre~. ChOrough examinsuoE and advice s. Call address,
 DR. SPISSFT co.
 Nc. II keagn st., San Francisco
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18
A CARD.

The letter in the Pkenix Expositor, dated Feb. jth. 1881, and signed Cruel ble, is quite generally understood to have been written by w. c F., which. if a fact, is quite enough to condemn it in the eyes of the people of Prescott. But it might be well enough to mention, for the information of strangers, that should the people of Prescott give a Legislative Ball. Crucible would be conspicuous hy his absence, for 1t would be given in honor ot gentlemen that have ben tried and not found wanting. consequently they would have no Use for the crucible. more especially one that has been thrown aside long since by the people of Prescott socially aaj otherwise D.vTT
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18

The Washington Daily Star of January 2eth, in referring to the appropriation bills, says:
 'All of the regular appropriation bills have now been reported by the House Coia- mittse on Appropriations except three. These are the legislative, executive and ju- iicial. the sundry civil and the general de- Soeney bill The Legislative bill will be re ported next week"
 From the above We should judg" that ere sli, the appropriation has been made to carry cur Legislative session to the end of the siI.y days, now established as the period it shall be convened
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18

ond times. hill ss amended considered reai 3d i-Iae ia inl and placed ga final paSSag". ( 5 5O p@ssel Ayes, %, nAys, 0 Iy coIs-n nt kobb reported. Ar. Speaker-i four committee on Terri tOrIsl Aualrs tp whom was entrusted bal entitled an act for the preservation of deer In the TerTltory of ATizuna. have carefully considered the ssune and recommend that II dO pass.
 DoSALp ROBE,
 V. SHARP.
 ioaV kONAN
 l.. WoLL NBERG. Nollenbcrg meved Co t-.ke up Ii 2O for consideration.
 oa ia'. q 70 Send caf)
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18

The entertainment at the NJ. l. Church on Thursday evening promises to be an enjoyable affair. The literary portion is under the care of Hon. Donald Robb. the musical is cared for by Mss Jessie Stev- ems, and the gustatory by Mesdames Adams, Bean, Lewis, Buifum add others. Songs viii be sung by Miss Stevens, Mrs. Blake, Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Bower . Readings will be given by Murlt Master son, D. Robb anu Frank Fitch. and Judge Haynes will deliver a short address.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18

Hons. Rollins and Masterson made master speeches in the Council yesterday in opposi- tion to clothing the G'vern' wlth the pow CT to c nvene the Legislature at his will Mr. Masterson used language that was ,horne of any covering and that which c uld not be misconstrued.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18

The Land League Meeting last evening which was addressed by Messrs Mas.eTson, Baker, Hamilton, Wo ds, Bolan. Butler, Rush, Fitch and Bean, was a pleasant affair and grand success and showed ccneiusively ths: the people of Prescott are in sympathy with the oppressed people f Ireland.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18

To BE RATIFIED Fog.-At the Cabinet Saloon we noticed beautiful Afghan, which was made in Prescott, and left there to be oafiied. !; is valuable robe and can be won for two dollars. Those who desire anything cf the kind should not fail to take chance. Co and see it and take two dollars worth.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18

ras.fuC UrfotsegVsda3 urtn1. aud m2nS other dls -Gses 'h t Lad 70 70 aIuity and death.
 DR. AiNIlE lli aElce t0 forfeit S5os for of tliis kind tue f3 -4aTHtiVc fuuler his special ..ly.ce aud p1u cur- fO- any thing
 npHre iiiii-ies found TE it. DT. NinIs al .'rIyae Ei-rtses sIccessu without mercury. .:or- slif~rio fGec. Thorough examination and advice, .ag ausly-t~ HFir-, S. Price of Vital i;eetorA- i've, S3 botfle four times the quantity SU; sent any adires upOu receipt of pr C., C. O. D.. from observation, and prfSs.e il dee rcd
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18

Hon. John Ncf aferty good and true legislator, who has been absent several days. returned from Pima county this morn ing, accompanied by Mir Samaniegc, an other member who has also been absent on leave.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18

James Stewart, who received quite severe bruises, few days since. by being thrown over the dasIi-boa oi his buggy between the horses, Is recovering, and will soon be able to attend to lIs stage duties.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18
MOSDVT.

Mrs. ]. II. Marion has Leen on a visit to Prescott. but returned to Chino Valley to- day, for the purposeof caring for her mother, Mrs. Banghart, wh se health, already poor, is gradually failing.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18
Local intelligence.
SATURDAY.

Hon c. c. Bean and l.is New York friends Left this morning for the purpose i exanlin- ing the various mining properties in which they are interested They are many, and good ones.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18
THE BALD WIN

The Le1jnE Hotel of Ss7 FrInCiscc and tue Ina<t elegantly sp -t.u-- J.-i iH word, over S35sgO having D er I,:ei b. 1i-. FsdAi E ts cniIs;ruc- !i at fu.iI-iI E. Iss -.s asIrtf. Amy sLd Navy. icc1I :cr families and sTge par rs. Pr t- at o-l-r A t-cIsss 't.s, S to $ Der day- ieai ris's Sii srsaia for y- bD-r,i.:s. It ..-Ie aiHt ursrga- iu saifin. is .5'-s tII ri.... .s-e-s 50 be reserved st' s--.f4-yy ...-1rsa .tI % fs -IIyia.
 h.iI f- d .P -i-tfJS. EI-gue-- Manager.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18
THE GREAT EkGLISa REMEDY

Isa nev~rfAiiing Cure for Nervous D bihry, Exhausted Ni;shty. seminal ~ez kness SFerrnsfO=h@A, Lost Man h"ssl, ,Iml-otency. Paralysis and all the tegri"le effects of seif-Abu-e, youthful folle., < eIc-sse- in TnAtlrer ye&Js, -Sucn as loss of Memory. LsssItutie. Nocturnal Emis- -.'sn, Avsrsion t.o Society. DlTnness of Vision. Noise. in the Hsad. the vital fuid
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18
<. F.. MiNTI', M. D..

"r. NIrti-'> kia't"ey Remedy N-phr ii rUI,,. 4n Ki lasy IIi a Her CJnplauts. Con .rrhosa, slci, LeIc,rrl for sI- b all .rnsgsts SI a fscttl. siN bottlss f.r s.
 - N.nti-'> ita 'i~Is.tn Ti l.. are th@ bet aud hApest Dy ~pePsis ard Bilious the rk@t. For al. by all n Q gEirts. d24G6Etf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18
Letter List.

List oi letters remaining in the Postofice at Prescott, A. T., for the week ending Feb rrar-r 11 lRsI
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18
HOUSE.
TresGcv-Th.rty-Fi- n.h Day.

Eouic mc. pursuant t0 adjournment. Spc-Ser Knapp in the char. !.ay9r b. Rev I. L. i.uAt. Eas. cs.et AoB.nt wiEly,,k lal-g-D a
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18
[ m Nlt sustaIned.

Eobb moved to allow Haynes to record his vote Ayes, r.; nays. ::
 Haynes w,.s allowed to record his vote
 4Le yJta t. -..y the amen i.nsn. o. llc- -c.',y ol the t4h-e WAS as I.liovs: Ayes. 10; a.y5 ?. Amen linen. 4a;l on the t45.e. !. - . n ..r.t t.n tnilnr-i-,., a-...,,-. -.,ot,+
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18
HoUsE OF REPRESENTATITEs,
 Enhruar-,. 1Ith 1SSI


 NIT. Presiden.-The House has passed Il 69, all Act to incorporate the City of Prescott also, H s g, an Act supplement tary to chapter 50 of the eampilpd laws of the Territory of Arizona, and to repeal sec ton and II of said chapter; also, C s l5, an act to provide for the payment and col lection of taxes in certain counties; also $ C B 30. an Act to fund tho debt of Yava- pai county.
 RICHARD RULE. Chief Ilk. On motion of Anderson, the word ''Pi- nal in line section was stricken out.
 CB 40 having been fully considered and amended was ordered engrossedas amended. CB 3S, an Act to amend the general rail road incorporation Act, approved Feb. If, 1872
 CB 43, an Act entitled "An Act to regu- late fares and freights on the Southern Ia cifc R. R.
 CB44, an Act to amend section 1 of an Act entitled ''0f general railroad incorpo- ratiops;" and H 45, bill to extend to all railroad companies in corporated under the laws of the Territory of Arizona the power and privileges given under an Act entitled 'An Act of general interpretations, approy- ed Nov. 6, 1866, approved Feb, IA, is19, were. on motion of Mir. Rollins, referred to committee of the whole, and made the spe- cial order for Feb h at 10 o'clock a. h., by thefollowing vote; ayes, :; nays, i; not voting. l.
 H IS A., an Act concerning mines aud mining, read a first time, rules suspended. read second time by title and referred to committee on mines and mining.
 C B G, an act to secure to the wife the fruits of her own labor received from the House with the following amendment: That the title of E e be made to read as fol- lows: An act to protect the earnings of married women"
 On motion oi Ro1ins, the House amend ment to the title wss concurred in by the Council.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18
ELEgsS1p LEeisLAnvs ASSEMBLY.
COUNCIL.

Cont nued from Frst Page) the committee of the Whole; also c B No B, an act to amend general incorporation act, beg leave to report that they have ex- amined the same and hereby recommend 1t passage.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18
| c FREMONT. Gorsrno


 No 74. bill u amend Sec II Chap. 43 of the Compile Laws, entitled 0: forcib!e entry and detGiner.
 Rules suspended, read second time by t. tie and referred to Judiciary Committee,
 HB No =. 9 bi!l to amend Sec. :, Chap 51, of the CyIu..iei Laws. entitled ''fees of officers" bsing Sec. 3.298 of the Compiled Lave, load til@I time, rules suspended, tead second time by tito and referred to C'm- mittee Judiciary
 il E No 78, bill to amend See 1 of an act concerning District Court Reporters, ap- proved Feb. I3. 1879. Read q first time rules suspended, read a second tine by t;t.e and referred to Judiciary Committee
 II E No ,. an act conceInln" the the s-cr- lg of exp Ne u stances. Read 4 i. st tune, rules suspended, read second time by title and referred tU the Judiciary Commit tee.
 SCNNo 1. praying for the establishment of | $. Branch Siin. al Phenix, 4. T.
 Read frs. time and on motion of B..ker was adopted by the following vote;
 Ayes-An9ers9 Baker. Cornwall, Dor ring ,on, Meade, Thomas and Mir. President '.
 Nays-Farsh, Fi.kas, Hereford, Rollins, Stevens-j.
 Rollins moTel to adjourn.
 Ihe ayes and nlyes were demanded.
 The mott T MAS ios- by the following vote:
 Ayes-G; nays 6.
 On motion ot iater the rules were sus- pended, ; II N 1 read 8 second time by Is title.
 Anderson moved refer $ c NJ Eo t. the Committee on Fedora! Affairs.
 The motion was lost by the following votei
 lnderson, Earth, Ti,kas, Hereford and Rollins. ,; nays sker, Cornwall, Dor Ting;on, Meade, stevens Thomas and Mr. President. (
 l.aAer moved taat t,o rules Lo further suspended. $ C - bg read g thi-l time and placed upon it's !iaal passage. Inc rlo- tioa Was clrrcd by a viva vJcc v0-e. Rules were further suzp. t.j. $ c T considered expressed. read thirl time, Tlacej upon its iint. passsse anl passed 0y tIe following
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-01
CKSoHICI s OFFICE,

Wholesale Arsin Axa Pxsdnes Mark
feoxAKgTEp pAnr.l
CKsoNIcI OFFIos,
Kxoxv1LLE. Tenn. Dee. 81 1880
No grain arriving. Without changing
quotations we note continued weakness IN
the wheat market.
Coin has declined or cents
Wheat dull and declining; choice " aite
and Lancaster. 95ca$i.00. Prime Fullz,
DOC, and medium grades 80s00c.
Corn active, lse45c for loose sacked in
car loads, 4sasoc; selling jobs, ooable'
Oats In fair request at 35a38c-
Bacon, old stock exhausted. Bulk neats,
dry salt sides, T3a7ao; shoulders, 4sa4ac,
Lard, in 80 ID. tin cans, SsSAc.
Field seeds are offered freely by our
merchants Clever $5.O0aS5. SO; timothy
1926. red top sl,oo aud orchard grass s2o
per bushel.
PorAross-Iriah, Goose, active. 4Oa5oc.
HAY-Loose. 7sas5e rsr 100 lbs. baled
s.. 0Oa$I. Is.
PEAs-In fair demand. 55a60c.
BRAN--90c per 100 pounds
DRIEDFRuIr-Appies, 2iasc. pssch~
es, Sc. Blackberrlss, 5ss6.
FLouR-Nominal country extra y -
| ing, dull, $2o0a26o. selling. $500 10
per sack; family. buying, 81 5oA1.75
selling, 81. 75ss.t0 per ssck.
FnHraRRa- Good demand; 4Oa42c; mi :
| ed, 20a25.
BUTTER Choice roll. i6.lTc; prime
6al0c; grease butter. 6s7c.
! Eeas-Buying, zoe.
PoULrRY-Live chickens, i4a4lc rer 1t;
Roosters, &c; Turkeys. 5s5bc; dressed
chickens, &c; turkeys, Ease per Ii.
! RAGs-OottoD. lie.
| B4 kswAx-2O per pouua
| HIpxs-Dry flint, lsa14: green. 6ss7c.
TALLow-4a44c.
FLAX SEED-Psr bushet. 0cc.
| BRAss-10al2c.; Copper, l0ai2c..
| WooL-More and; pr ces unchanged.
We quote choice tub washed. S7se fair to
good a5c; dark coarse Soc; unws>hed
| 22Aa25c.
| GIssEsa-$l Sosl.40
l. ~BskxA SEAXE--s25s3}e.
PINK RooF-l5.
YELLOW RooT-3As4c.
| LADY SLIPPER-2c
| MAY APPLE--1ac.
| BLUE FLAG 2a21c.
BLOC DRooT---2c.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-01
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