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, 1881-03-28

rAn!ao bteAln NavIkntlon Cn,trany, m het Trip
e"sn u @ Sso[a"i' soa. Il ery setbSk am " as tse
which worn nn .l,rir wny fft,,n New YORK Ii, tl,,
y;srn,nnt 10; ,rn,, nt fiina They being n! sgc.l
lfstletl them. MIL
LIMA IL TLUUpE1, WITH F,.Hs,t, rI,tKl'
....,-. HtEENltAcKs,
!"otiiltlilly executed by tho American link.
S'M rInint ip"$ si srns t1s H9nsrns :s q,
1 siot g tirsst ,"sss.asy 'i, 10 c"ns Int. tl'a
a"at, tho c,'l''.,%t,tcrs II 'S rny = a', 1
rSrry uiin tst'rGra,lting tl,H f}nvrr1.tnrnt t'f
lr', % %tesse!inH Tho slaynrof tnn, a.A!in.,rcM M
bin hstt nna.i PMtsr, ~ II tho @ ' 'Mpafti's". "r
rti.liig N, nrtny with whteh ho .thrcnttns I"
t'nin slnNit nt.l rnlhkn i.nM. stnrtltr1 NJ
n,rnner,cnts trtsh 4. Irn t!c y tine q ,, to
rt,hlly tiMAnK IT. bls slnsi3hrl. hut iittlc nt-
ientnn srrs m Dr 1nitl tn t!,oso rcn"rts l,y tho
n.ld thu tAGt tint
THE FEHEFlASS HAVE no IOSHEtt Altafa or
MUNITIONS OF wAt.
Or st,o ncnns M @ ns o6iHitinH thal'. seems To- no
fsfSs.y NV # , ~ ~! n. S"r SS sa At'1'srsc s el
oriliaent M wh st.aIi dat,In thr b'Sry IL 10 r,.r-
punc viii, ihr ircsli,unt. 'ri,trc suis1x t,u nIn-
.!inte prsteut uf 1ncrtItiF hlA Excntlrncy. tGlor
rftr. + ; sy f. f, II" IT, var i,
aets,,nrael ty u.n !,aa',cl,atn. ,Ent,l'nan,ler-
cr,lur 1T CnIat: sciltir vrrHnr', Mtnlsternr wnr,
mud atyeral .tnr t,!l'ers " hE rn!,,s: Tl.a CIR,
y,sayIa ss S Il dis'ss Ss ,S!1ty t' an h ~. M
has li.rn put. ii. M"ntlfnl ,Us1'or tur tl'clr
ysep"nH ,,i,S laet wheh: Il sr,'nE ,, Y
utI,yNkb considerable CrftEHHtn MI thu My4ll TX
, 1881-03-28
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE FISHERY DISPUTE.
The Neus hns rrason to ueteye thnt tho tsh-
cry dispute between England anu tho Uhited
Stntrs is M n fair w.,y townrls settlement. The
fact being admitted TINT American tishcrtHon
arc entitled t1 compensation for Injuries 10
vessels and tncklc. EuHiarI his proposed alter
hntlyn cotIrnoa.-one bulnE tho payment of n
lump sun,, md the otllur reference of tue
question 10 arbitration, tho twu Guvcrnulente
nominating c,lch one person, and llloso nonlinees
appointing third. Tho difficulty Mt onu titllo
n,t,se from tho excessive cIuims Of tho United
btutes, and tho latest tc!eKnms from Secretary
Blaine point TO Il willingness ut tho Washington
Cnblnct to accept ouu or tho otbor Of tho nbovo
plans.
AFTEfI 4 Fugitive.
LONDON, March ai.-Tnu Government hns
tnkon measures to Intercept tho steamer aus"
tr1lIa bercre khn renrtcs Now York. aud TO ar
rest Gotonla,.l, Implicated III tho Nnnslou House
exploit.
FAKU1tE.
Rudolph XrfKlrr s. To-. rico merchants, hav9
tatled. Liabilities ustlmnted ut 4lCN,Vo.
, 1881-03-28
MRS, IsEECIIEIs.

TAKEN J1fIs N ElIUIsN9lt = :
NEW rDRK, sluruh .s.-Aftcr hu bud dlsmisse"
blu congregation lust Might. Ito Rer. Horny
Ward l}ccencr stepped down from the pulpit 10
W u his pew, III whvh wsro hts wife and TWO
ulhur Ialtrs. 3irs. Dccchur VIII sitting upright
and rigid, aud whcn ho spoke u bur shu was un-
ubIu tu n,aswrr. lau Mnl4 saW shu wastn ~ vi.
nlo1t u1,ous.sc>lA e0nluuu. Thlnktnx tue
crowded stAtu VI tho church hpd caused her ~
, 1881-03-28

Tho French Republicans ut tho Eighth Ward
mot ycatprtiay afternoon at No. :a7 Wcat Taylor
atrept, Felix ChartraN being called to the chnlr.
Kelly Lo ucau was Endorsed for Constable. Tho
enlira city ticket waa luiorsod and It was do-
eduu 10 hold u general French ratification Mpct-
lug at the urAll FaoiGc tlUtul Tuesday evening
ut y o'clock. Enthusastto speeches worp niado
w suvurnl French oratOrs.
H. Moo rsth, independent Republican candt.
Iatu fur Allrr,uau ln tho Fourt0uuth Ward, nAa
Issued the following.
10 ule vuisrs ~ the Fa,.rt<eNta tFarsi: Ny calIi
p4lKu Headquarters Will bu ut Bl! Milwaukee
avenue, Loc6ner'1 Hall, from now until election
IL uyer. Meetings Will bc held each 1scnlag ~
,u,y intcscst, which viii be duly 4nHuunocd. l
pEotaaa to mako q Vigorous cAInpAtYn, aud In
f0rlu tho vulers why utu III independent 1sildl"
tAto fpr Adsfmau. jANgxJ. MC1nATu.
, 1881-03-28

George rrnnk. of No. III Sorth Clark street.
complains that the barn In tho rcnr OF bis preu-
tses wna entered Saturday niRht by burglars who
did considerable mischief, und htolc {35 Ct.
l,ress harness.
, 1881-03-28
Interesting Description Of the State Of
Affairs in Lima and
CallaQ.
Discharge, for 1.ack Of Evidence, OF Tho
lien Charged NTH Shooting
llcarne.
Pursuit of Persons Charged with Being I'M
plicatcd In tho Mansion-Housa
Affair.
RUSSIA.


THE CTATEE HF.AlAlNS =
Sr, pETEnsltu1u, March .s,-Thu remains nl
Alcxnnter II. wrro deposited III tho Imperial
vault bf tho Church og retropauOvskl Fortress
tu-any 0lp1.l snIyos Of nrtlllcry. The chtlrc1,
was deuscIy crowded. Tito catafnl4uo waH
strowu with flowers nlsd wreatha.
Moscow papers announce TINT Roussakoif's =
fut{nr shot himself,
, 1881-03-28
LOCAL POLITICS.

A mcctlnE Of tho swtdIsh population OF tho
en.onto,ntt, W.r,l w,s hnII NJ i,nwnr Evcu INN
Saturday evtn1n9, under LILO ausplors VI tho
Swedish Temperance Mission. tic ohJoet bp'nS
to vet Mt su.nc expression on tho Mayoralty
IT,, .sta,,su,no .,,n th< mira rr, mn. ,nnrnoot
IN httc'1aatee' aua tne s"'neF"s "'7 u11e@Pooh-
'ii Ti,a % ,,ec,,np vos caca to order BY c. N, AL
lcnsnn. wbo sn,ke In thu Syauist jaurunuu. cx.
] uanlnu It's w oGIec.s' % - |' ~4'0'' ''''a >'"0' -
Swedish " ia"xnuge contrastca tho nepauIlean a IN
n"au.o.. ~ .no r",',,sso.o,,t ~ nn, ..nne',
.no W.
trod"ons nI pr,his'tl ion tt, politics. or attempt
ing to run u prohl1!tton Ticket, iiid s! that mo
ltapullirali pnrty was one Of morality, Anl he
rort i.s Nominees for tho cty oilcoa in tho cota-
Emeoanrf !, fo!!owe IN Ensl'sn u ,le
might prevail. It wAs a.ld that Tho citys ta.'an-
condition tor IT ns wGl! known that tbete wcr1
ns Of xs9 =" ~ aaa waen wsfs III 5
on foot looking 70 torin!ns I'ron!bs.Ion Dar!y;
date, l'eoauso 1t would 10 throwing hls yoto
away:-nno hg we,llS not adviso nl'y NM 9so e.:
lAppsause.] iie beliuyg1. howeyor, tliat ny sty
Tho Records showed " incroase ef .hs "a.h; s,;
r4te, u'lu It wns "ell known tt fho stTeuts alltl
fact waA explained by tha seuond. and ho be-
liuved ttAt every dollar sAvel hast beeu at tho
exponse Ut human lifu knd tho pubi!c hoH!tl.
-wanied to 500 Something 1uno for tho lnor4ss
and health Ut tho elty: tArpAnsol ~ M tatxht y sa
publie lookel i. tic s.tunuon 40 1t was thoy
would seo that t WA n.ouKt a1oM! ~ ,tt., nro.
, 1881-03-28
ITEMS,

THOMAS j. DANlk DEAD.
NEW YnNx. March g7.-lhomas j, narr, Uncle
Uf Peter u. ewruny, of 'rainHany King noto-
r!cty, GIrl suddenly to-s!Ay. llarr held many
puHII1 offices here.
rlSSEE uECLrSED.
Tho Hon. william 81. Evnsts writes from WASH
fn9iHt, lecltnInK pltblic ttnnor rendered hnl
by lnu.ly elnlucmt c(,Ixcns Uf Now York.
, 1881-03-28

Fnr hnlf Il century tho Shnkcra Shrsapnrlta
hnH bcnn fle STANDARD bpM pt,rinr, liver and
kidney, remedy .uF physlcialls unl druggists
throughout New E,lxIusl,l.
, 1881-03-28
SPAIN.

a PETANn EXPLOSION.
Madrid, 1iarrh s7.-A largo puturd WAa OF.
ploded Saturday ut the tluur ut tho Carmelslto
Church, which was considerably 1nMuKed..
, 1881-03-28
THE NICE HORROR.
MANY I'kIlSONs MISSING

=
pAn1s hlurch 27.-sfnny Fera0Iis aro reported
missing Ut Nice, Eoyoral moro bodies have
been recovered frun, tho rufus. Tho manager
Of tho thentro denies That he was forocl to play
lnsplte of mlgglsings III to tho satoty Of the
ROua9.
, 1881-03-28
fntht, hq stood upon tho scat Of the nfjnnlnf
t1c~ Afl nAkstl tho congregation to ftnSfch Ttt
The tons 1s hlatruss In whIob ho sroke

EHE tfIH AEANH MD Ht114FKtSE,
md noxry att .tnppnd IN inquire what was tne
lnaticr. int I'M rcptn.tnd tho rcq,'c't. and tho
church was at'on rnrtie.t. IN tho inen'tttnNtes-
rrAt Ji.lIrs fh,1 tried tu revive Mrs. 1ftNCher.
sr Jirrri1cr. with nasstni,ct'. carried htr Into
tic ntre. rf.,n1. nnd sforn MI c(fnrt To rrstntr
her WIS inn,lr. Abn rrcw Wnrsr. MIL prnsntitiv
Herurlc entirely uncty,lsnfnms. FrtIm tho first
sf1r waa unable 10 spenk. 4 earrings Ind l,ctil
nr'lcrttI ut Tho f1rsf Riatfn, and anu wnB carried
II 1t md taken llunr.
, 1881-03-28
$1,000 7-------'
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THE
POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY,
FOR APRIL.

GnNrEST9:
THE DEvEt.urMEST Of POLITICAL. lNBTlTUA
TlUSS. Hy llortBst spoHcor. VI. Political tlsaas
Chiefs. KIngk. eic. ...-..-
THE Hl.ACK NAEE7 Of UCEAElCA. ny Dr.. r.,
yesrE1n. Illustrated. 49,. ...
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Dut.lionr lite. :
lllSYUltY " CHRONOLOGY. Dy. rrot. Il. y. uusns-
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Ot,1t1tS AND STRUCTURE OF yUI.CAS1C CONES.
Ay II. !. LuhnHtan-t.avIs. r G.E. l. Illustrated.
MAN AND Tt!E vEITEilllArE AEittEh. ~
EknE!us M0rt!s. .. i"
THE MfLArlvE TAltnINEsb " pLANI1. BY
Entnnpt FnrAUlt. Jr.
WHAT IN 4 EOI.lN l.yn Medonl Man.
TllE puHsfluATION UF EEXER.HATER9. a5
M. T.. Ai.hfuy-yitet
MIL FRANK nutKhASn. ly spcnccr Waspolo.
THE FEi.lEiTr III NATuIttt4fs1H.
PLANTATION fULK-loHE. lly l'sof Z. y lcFsas.
AN ANCIENT MlESTl6T,
TX Kt:tt.,I uF MECliAEI4 CIIAsl.Es. With Portrait
hlrEItAnr NOTICES, POPULAR AIsCEl4LAAYt
NOTES.
80 cts. pst' nHmhcrs VI per nnnMua.
u. APPLETON .c TO-, l'..bftsters,
ia, nnd Bond-ns., Nav York.
, 1881-03-28
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Arenhss 1serfs lrAn. nnd Wine, with
Clntt,nIn. tllu StAEdhri uin!frlnAt ionic of this
progressive nEc. llGnrchps tho blnod. prumpt-
Improves tiIgraton, eic. itesuif: round form,
bright uycs, hnppy Rtnte 1E m!nl. Arrnd'a drug
store, CORNER MAiiEsan struct uud Fifth arcnues
, 1881-03-28

Vt cents. lsuctk IL itayncr'k "1TArA's
Fncc i'GF'icr is y churlnnx Invention for tha
eGin npfeaLnn. While. ltusnltc, and brunette.
Harmless unA tluturnl. A Hitting co,npnn!ul-
piece tn t.Is farnt,us" Mars" cnlHHne,
, 1881-03-28

4 FRENCH SENATOR
PARIS, March s7.-OscGr 10 Lafayette, a 6ena.
tor of France, Rnd gEanuaon Of 0en. Lafayette,
"a d.Ah
, 1881-03-28
THE EAST.

WANTS A6SfSTASCE.
CoEsTANrINOpLE. Mnrch 27.-The Sultan has
seus d communication to tho Egyptian agent
asking u contingent Of Egyptian troops in the
event Of war,
..k TIE PLAQUE
@has appeared at Kafa. ninety miles south OF
ua9dad. Tho mortality IN Ncdtlo Ia iucruaalnK.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1881-09-16
HARDW.ARE! !!

Which was purchased before the late
advance in prices. And all | ask is to
look at my stock and not to buy unless
you find it to your advantage to do SO.
| can and do sell cheaper than any other
House this side of New York. See below
partial list of my immense stock in
store
200 Tons Peruvian Guano. IN dry condi-
ton;
100 Tons Turner's Excelsior;
100 Tons Ammoniated Bone;
300 Tons Fresh Ground Plaster;
100 Tons Pure Bone Dust;
100 Tons Pure Bone Flour.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1881-09-16

1se- Axles, Springs, Bar Iron, Steel, Carri-
age and Builders Hardware of every des-
cription, at lowest market rates.
HORSE SHOES and Nails, at bottom prices
EXCELSIOR, " for making Mattresses at
low rates, according to quantity
| TlN-PLATE, Sheet-lron, Solder aud all kinds
of Timers supplies.
WOODEN-WARE, Brushes and Brooms, at
Factory Rates.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1881-09-16


a.
PLOWS, CULTIVATORS, &c.
300 One, 2, and 3-lIorse Minor and Horton
Plows;
300 Farmers Friend Plows;
800 Double and Single Shovel Plows;
200 Wood and Iron Frame Cultivators;
100 Double and Single Harrows;
200 Tons Plow Castings for all patterns OF
Plows;
500 Pairs Trace Chains:
900 Back Bands;
300 Plow llames;
300 Horse and Mule Collars;
1000 Plow Lines;
200 Sets Double and Single Harness;
200 Kidding Saddles;
500 Plow Brides;
1000 Cucumber Wood Pumps;
200 Coils (assoried sizes) OF Rope;
800 Well Buckets;
1000 Kegs of Nails;
The Phoenix herald., 1881-01-21
Photographic TOpIcs.

R. R. Haines, superintendent of the Western Union Telegraph Com pany for Southern California, Arizo na and New Mexico, gave the Epi taph a call yesterday, and reported great progress in extending the lines of his company. A second wire has been strung between Tucson and the Rio Membres, and workmen are en- gagged in putting up posts, thirty to the mile, west of Tucson, which will be extended to Los Angeles The new line will have capacity for six wires, and will be used for the main over land business, the thermomeiric and electric conditions being more favor able than che northern route. It is possible that one wire will be sufi- cient, as late invention, which is in successful operation between New York and Boston, allows the sending of 200 messages per hour, one wire doing the work of five ordinary ones. The Western Union has purchased this invention at a cost of $125, ,OO0. -Epitaph.
The Phoenix herald., 1881-01-21
Vote of Thauks.

Resolved: That the thanks of the Phoenix Base Ball Club are hereby rendered to the members of Com panies I, and G, 18th Regiment, U. $. A., for the kindness, courtesy and hospitality extended to us during our recent visit to Fort Mcdowell.
 W. F. McNulty
 President. D. Goldberg, Secretary.
The Phoenix herald., 1881-01-21
WOKE UP.

The San Francisco Stock FA change, q journal that is doing gool work for Arizona, has for some time lectured the mining men of that city on the subject of their inactivity in not securing the valuable mines of Arizona and the sin of standing by and seeing them ''gobbled up" by the Easterd .tenderfoot'' In late issue it has a long, hopeful article on the future of cur Territory, in which, after naming large numl CT of prominent mining gentlemen in San Francisco and Nevada who have transferred their interests to Arizona, it si,s:
 Indeed what with merchants, sa- loon on-keepers, etc, added, it is thought fully 1000 persons have gone from the Combstock 10 Arlzona within three months, and the end is not yet. Hundreds more would go, and es pecially the laboring classes, if there was encouragement for them, but just now the Arizona hines need capital rather than labor to develop them. There are no such enormous pay-rolls in Tombstone, for instance, as have been the rule on the Ccm- stock The mines as yet are worked from the surface; the ore is easily mined, and the best paying mine in the district, hardly smplo..-s as many men as the Alta or Utah in Virginia.
 We observe by the Arizona papers that the people there are beginning to lose faith in the Eastern tenderfoot, and are bestowing kindlier smiles upon the much abused Comstocker. They are coming to believe that after all the Pacific mining man knows his business best, and they are quite certain that wherever he does take hold he makes things livelier than does the tenderfoot The latter is too cautious for any such precarious business as mining. Before he parts with gold piece he wants to see the glitter of two gold pieces right under his nose. Hence, it comes that near iy all the mines in Arizona that have been operated either by Eastern cap- ital or by Eastern people are either at standstill, or are begging along in hop and go fetch it way that makes the COmstock miner g-oan in disgust The Tombstone Mill and Mining Co., we believe, is the only exception. but they are ocl paying didldends at the rate of ten cents q share. The Californian, on the other hand, goes after things as if he meant business. He opens his mine for all there is in it. He spends all the money there is in the treasury and then he levies an assessment. (The tenderfoot issues "bonds," if he can, at 90 cents on the dollar) When he gets enough ore in sight he puts us q mill and isn't scarce a bit. nor weakens a hail if he finds himself $20O,000 in debt. Then comes the bullion, and in few months the fat dividends roll in. That is the result of intelligence energy, pluck-that daring so characteristic of the Pacific slooper, that does not hesitate to as- sume big risks to accomplish great ends. The Arizona papers are al- most unanimous now in the desire that California capital rather than any other shall be invested Tn their mines, and we are glad their wishes are at last about to be gratified.
The Phoenix herald., 1881-01-21
TELECRAPH|C.
Associated Press Dis
 patches to "Herald."
TIER WESTERN UNION LINE
ExeLAND's FEARFUL STORM.

ENGLAND'S FEARFUL STORM.
 LONDON, January 2O.-Numerous wreclxs atttended by great loss of life are reported around the coast; in sew cral instances on the east coast, the storm being so severe that it was i'm possible to render any help to the crews. Seven vessels are ashore at Yarmouth and it is feared that over 50 persons have been drowned there.
 LATER
 With the partial restoration of the telegraph wires prostrated by the storm, instances of persons being overwhelmed by the snow and frozen to death are reported from various districts. Railway trains had 10 be abandoned in snow drifts where only the funnel of the engine is visabie.
 A French vessel has been sunk of Great Yarmouth with loss of 20 lives. Brig stranded at Gorleston and 8 persons lost. Bark been lost on Suffolk coast and ten lives lost.
 Violent storm is raging over the Meditcr a can and the Guadalquiver River. Spain, has risen 24 feet.
 LARGE FIRE IN NEW YORK
 NEW YORK. January 21.--A fire oc cured in a building on Wall street at three o'clock this morning, conain- ing 16O families, comprising 1900 souls. The scene witnessed is with out parallel for confusion in the hls- tory of fires in this city. The build ing is known as "The big flat,'' it Is six stories in height with 75 feet front, running through the block to EliZebeth street, q distance of about 200 feet. The fire broke out on the ground floor in a grocery store, and the flames breaking cut through the front windows ascerded on the out .iLes,f the broad front of the build ing until the roof was reached. Fortunately the police and firemen were quickly upon Ihe scene, and hurried the screaming women and children and cursing men into the street, the policemen having 10 use the1r clubs frequently to drive the people out. Thus was prevented q calamity, awful even to contemplate
 TELEGRAPH.
 ii the resolution calling for investlga- ton concerning consolidation ot telegraph companies was adopted
 LARGE FIRE.
 BosroN, January 2Oth.-Reported great fire raging at Wilton, N. H. and nearly the entire town already destroyed.
 BIG LAW SUIT.
 NEW YORK, January 21.-Rufus Hatch began suit in the Supreme Court against Western Union and Atlantic and Pacific American Un- ion Telegraph Companies to prevent the proposed consolidation. He has obtained an injunction restraining the defendant from entering into any agreement of consolidation and from increasing their capital stock, and other matters.
 SENATE
 WASHINGTON, D. c. January 2l- McDonald's resolution for Stand ing Committee on the rights of wo- men was taken up. Mcdonald ad- voca, ed it; Conkling suggested that the Committee be made Special so that beneficial movement in behalf of ewoman's rights might speedily result in something practical LAP
The Phoenix herald., 1881-01-21

 Donald insisted on permanent con mittee as the subject lasted aS long as the human family and would al ways demand consideration. Davis of West Va moved to refer to Con- miltee on Rules. Agreed to, 26 to g.
 HOUSE.
 WASHINGTON, D. c. January 2i.-I The house went into committee on Naval appropriation bill. Senate communication was referred to, which offers to sell State department historical papers of Benjamin Frank lin, which that statesman left to his grandson, Wm. Temple. If the gov eInmcnt does not accept the docu- menis they will be offered in Lcndon for S35, ,OOO
 THE IRISH TRIALS.
 DUBLIN, Ireland, JaDuary 20th.- In Court, Queens Bench, at trial of traversers, Richard. Adams, of coun- sel for defence, spoke on behalf of Sullivan and Sheridan. He ridiculed the prosecution as a failure, Mir Law, Attorney General having with drawn the principal count of lndict- ment.
 OREGON NEWS.
 SAN FRANCISCO, January 21st-- Photographic communication with Portland is again reopened after sev- eral weeks of interruption. Heavy rains have prevailed and the Villa mette river has overffoWed the bank, flooding large sections sf country In Portland the lower part of town is flooded, ana damage estimated al 40 to 90 thousand dollars. Railroads suffered from washouts, and some bridges have been carried away. The total damage in the Valley is esti- mated over $2O0,O00.
 ENTERTAINMENT.
 SAN FRANCISCO, January 21-- Henry A. Hebard, Chief clerk in the in ernal revenue department in this. city, the past two years, was arrested last night on charge of embedding public money. Arrest was made at instance of Revenue agent Somer- vile, who recently came to this Coast from the Eastern States. It is reported that Hebard turned over to the U $. authorities all the money he had, and gave security for other sums lie gave bail in sum of $5000-
 MINOR TELEGRAMs.
 Capt Geo Chilson, 9th Cavalry, sui cided by shooting at Eagle Pass, Texas.
 Bessie Wirts, daughter of Wm. Wirts of Prosperity, S. C., was brut- ally outraged Monday evening by two negroes named Spearman and Fair, who were arrested and con- fessed Last night mob took them out of jail and shot Spearman- Fair escaped but being recaptured was hanged today near Prosperity by a mixed crowd Miss Wirts was g years of age, and was both beautiful and estimable.
 Body of masked men attacked N. Anderson at Carlisle. sKy-, for beat ing his wife and being resisted shot and killed him and his son Samuel, who aided him.
 U. $. Government has recently landed 1900 tons of coal at Pago Pago, one of the Samoan Islands, from the ship Queenstown for the use of the U 5 may. No opposition was shown to the proceedings.
 Tombstone is Organizing base ball club.
 A twenty stamp mill is about to be erected on the Bradshaw mine, Pima County.
 Another Arizona mine to the front The Grand Central South Mining Company has incorporated, to oper- ate in Pima county, Arizona. Capi- tel stock, S10,OO0,O0O Directors-B. F. Hall Hugh Farley, Abraham Hal sey, R. F. Morrow, w. $. Wood-Ex.
 J. R. Cairn, Sheriff of Lenawee Co.,, Mich. says;-I have worn an "OnlY Lung Pad for Bronchial . A HonIfioc and h0va mt baau
The Phoenix herald., 1881-01-21
| LEGISLATIVE.
Ariz0na's Eleventh Session
 At Work.
What our Representatives are
 Doing.
House.

PREscoTT, January 21.-Memo- rial was introduced asking the ap- pointment of Special Postal Agent f' r Arizona.
 Committee reported favorable on the memorial relative to Spanish land Grants.
 Majority of ;hc Committee on Ter ritorial Affairs reported against the bills to remove the capital to Tue son, Geographical Center and Phe- nix.
 Committee on Counties reported favorably the bill creating the new county of Gila.
 Haynes introduced bill supple mentary of Chap. so, and repeal Secs. and II relative to to~n sites
 Robb introduced bill for the ap- pointm ent of three fish commission CTS; no compensation and appropri- ating 5000 for expenses for the next two years.
 The Governor transmitted the re- port of the Board of Territorial Ed ucation.
 Committee of the whole consider the bill creating the County of Glla Mondly.
 Council bill to prevent the destruc tiop of fish by giant powder was passed.
 A bill relative to herding sheep was passed.
 Southwick gave notice of a blll fixing the compensation of jurors, also defining the duties of public ad- ministrators.
 Committee of the whole recom- mended bills concerning hides and cattle, also a substitute to act restrict ing gambling.