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The Arizona sentinel., 1881-06-25
N O TIC G .
Resumption of fSusiness Tn the
 Lund Office.

All communications relating to the business of the U. $. Land Office should .c addressed 10 the office whicu they are intended to reach, not to the officers per sunally, as folIOwc, viz:
 To the Register of U. $. Land office, To th,, Receiver of rubIic Moneys.
 c. S Land Office. To the Register and Receiver of Public Moneys.
 Personal letters should not embrace anything of business characte. relating to Land Office work, as all letters pertain iug to uusines ess have to be filed and be. come d part of the records of the Land Office. Communications containing money, ard all remittaDces of whatever nature. should be addressed to the |" Receiver of Puhllc Moneys" who is the legally constituated officer to receive, hold or disbursc moneys pertaining to the business of the Land Office.
 The various laws relating to the sale or disposition of the public lands of the Gov eminent originally contemplated per sonal dealing with the parties having business with the Land Office, But for convenience and to save time and the cost of long journeys on the part of applicants the laws and regulations have been so modified as to admit of much business being done through the agency of the mails and eXprcss companies. In the transaction of business with the Land 1 Office the above directions will please be observed by all persons having business to present.
 C. k. DALEY,
 Receiver of Pub. Moneys.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-06-25

Mrs Cameron, wife of Senator Will Cameron of Oakland, is visiting with Norton of this place.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-06-25

Postmaster, Charhe Norton, from Silver District, has been spending a few days with us.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-06-25

No objections to visitors to the SEN TINEL office reading our exchanges. but are opposed to having them Scissored.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-06-25

The "Picacho Mill" is still shut down" for wart of wood. This would not be, for the Colorado bottoms have abundance.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-06-25

Two U. S. prisoners now confined here will be taken to DetI uit, by Wm. Vernon of Prescott.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-06-25

The "Yuma Mill " under Superinten- dent Vanarsdale. is still successfully rnn- ming ell Carga Muchacho ore.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-06-25

Rumor says that, Mir. Thomas Hughs has purchased fine residence in Los An geles, where be proposes to make his future home.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-06-25

J. W. Barry has been convicted Of mur- der in the first degree at Prescott.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-06-25

The young folks of Yuma are talking about celebrating the Fourth of July.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-06-25
$50, R w ARD !

A MAN BY THE NAME OF FLOREN- "A cio Sanchez alias Blanco Flores shot and killed a man by the rame of Rafael Gutierrez al Castle Dome mines on the night of the 18th. ult, It is supposed he went to Yuma.
 DESCRIPTION.
 He is a tall thin young man about 70 vea,s old Smooth face and somewhat peculiar eyes the pupils of which being slightly turned up, Generally wears a wide brimmed white straw hat. Is boylsh looking and quite handsome. The above reward will be paid for his arrest and delivery to the Sheriff of Yuma County.
 G. H. HUTCH1NS.
 Supt, c. D. Nj. S s. Co.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-06-25
LOCAL MATTERS.

Burke of the American is now cater ing to crowded house.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-06-25

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
 \ Second Judicial District of the Terri tory of Arizona in and for the county of
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-06-25

Conducted by first-class baker. All or
 dsrs filled at short notice.
, 1881-12-23


CHICAGO, Doc IL wuuli not bc 40 importi-
ncnt rs to o1or advice Of any kind to tho old
md experienced conl murchnnt, but for fear
thero may be somo deutG1a Of loss cxportcncO in
tho business, will mention a few cxpol'nnts
and tricks In tho trlltln which mhy enable them
to p0cke$ moro lhAn 81 TINT would otherwise 10
to tho tl1sCuntontcd consumer. ...
]. Never keep altlUt from Il combination which
has for its object tho limiting at the supply and
tho rulsiuK OF tho price Of, coal.
=. Should yOu got contract tn furnish tho
city or c0nty with cDu, iuvcr hesitate to pAy fur
1t or to ltd low, rs you Gp1l always euuaIlXo
things IN tho delivery. Receiving corks nre
very nhllgiuT In such !nntters, and seldom groWI
Uvlr shortages or guilty.
.. lsUmeIner II! selling coal that dirt md other
foruxn matter Addsto the bulk LII we'll as weight
Of coal.
4. Also. .that wh!lo coal slakes and dctorloratoa
by being long exposed to the clements, It Ia m
hdvnntHRe To hayu the coAl suturAte ed with moisk-
uro lrfura Weighing,
8. Coal or different grades rs 1T, Inferior with
supporter nrtlclo. cAn be mfxed with great profit
to tho l0hiur. :.
o.. In woirhinR conf you aro not expected to
nutscn tint tho driver Is seated tho loud or IL
stumbling on tho senles, or TINT tho horses hind
lcKs rust on tho woighnE p1Httornl.
Z. btDul tito customer rCWpfKh tho COal-aH
charge tlle urfvGr with taking q few pounds to
hls house. thon discharge alin, ulid hire him
nvnr ngaln the noxt tny, MS You can't uf,or1 to
lose good H,ntl.
y. Novor Rivo moro than 000 pounds for a ton.
, 1881-12-23

Ono Of tl,a MOS. fashionable tol,sprlul
embellishments ~ Philadelphia. lll., Is TINT
Ut Alr Gharles Hinder, ut tho northeast cor
nor of SnyulltIl al,u Chestnut streets, under
Guys l!1tul. Alr. Ht,MIar WIZ u soldier. In
thu lats WMr, alul for sulna years jultl llu i,s
had constnnt reminders ut Ills exposure III
tho llold III tho why Ut rl!a,!nutic pains In Alt.
lercNt portions Of h!s botiy. .tld ho El,.s Ill
ways fnnna !! yery difficult to ablaln rUlof.
Latterly Tho disease ls.rntlnnetl attacked lis
kneu..t0lIts, nllA Mr.. Binder su!lerUtl illsht
Mnd dny. He llal butil reati AlHi lcaT,l uO.,Ut
t. n!ti remarkable properties ot vt. Jncobs on,
says lle, h very Ria.l l,e did ~, III io as Hus
fo!!Itl tltat rtio,.I,ntIsn Rtu. Ut, Juc0bs Oil
could nut both hold nusscssl9l! Ut his knee
t0ints ut the sislic time, M,ht wlanuyer tllu Oh
inluto y movement III ttlut direction tho
rheumatism wos1ltl bout u hasty rulrual TIiu
tllse.ssu iihtt9 seyarttl attempts to rvguIn It's
1l.l position. but WIS eacIs tiluu touto1 by tic
llteat dernl'th llulnetly, u,!l l,ls broker, cal
al.d t!epNrtetl ei't!roiy. Alr. Hinder now lls
~ exaltu1 9plMloh nt NJ. Jus:abs OH, usui
Wl!ehoyur llo hears 0liU OF Ills customers c0,,i.
laeoba OIL" ~ ""
, 1881-12-23
a Grcnnbuck JulIa Ekrcl,lug un Apple.
.htNNA,

rhS as;,Sack tty s Z .r ,stst s T"rs
"acR MFat9ra sly. ut tolsl; mt yut ONO 0t tho
~ tntst llr,iAuht Ut thu llNai Uroe,llIaukpys, 0nu
nus tMe.t y Rtt tut recognition o cl,lliIs liz
s s,Y' N, ,,i,s ai~sse and 10 ts exseut. pos
s.,rs u that purity WIN III. itlt knuW cxuutiy
ao% iaSh ~ fecog!on Ao oiail.ic.i, a,!d pruny
t;e ns W. knnw t know That 10 has gut lht,
t!sr ~ u'a.n .!9ar III thu Ilaasc, il, thv LII
tts9i!.s 70 the cutlery. llu ni,a,,ul up L.lsnoss
Stoaalst!Hg of nbouttwv liocks nf WY iy. i's,Ee
is s n ahpins. When nYs ths Nov York papors eai,.o
,y ~ aa4aa " 1 sc!eGt1on at rtlNry to LIs stUck,
IN = dsea4'sult Of black eloth, hish ohokvs
, 1881-12-23

The MlitrrlAKu nf l'rineo f.oupultl," s,ys l.o-
!inn Truth. will hs culus'a!tel 1T 1T. UcnrYos
E6apcl. Wiiulsor. oltlor during tho tngt tuh lays
1t ~ iinp'sst,H to snulte my uuro tuiit sGtt1-
l,itt ns 10 tiHlu until the tl,.a1.giat uAtIon nus
beol st:tlcal by fMrlAn,unt. Tho nrrilnprInujlts
respecting tho GnrunlI!y Will bu lr,uisey BilnI-
.Ar 10 thus1 NJ tho Wotsllnx Of tue luke 1t ,fl-
nMlHht Tht Dnk9 aild Ducl,Vss Ut Alb.lny viii
lll!lrrlasc. Tho Dukes i'uuks. pictures, aud
nthor progSstses' haye recently l.ccn removed
cnlhsry arrat'gesMo,,t, u viii bu pr,poso, prtf-
ahly uu slnm,!.y, Feb ~, IL inurcaso tho trlnce's
llcatnu ~ EIou1 Il yunr, aud tho sumo lnnturv
wll te rHvtued fur tho Princess sls Yaa ytyun to
t!le Duchess Ut Connaught., Chlremont .xMs aot-
IT,! W t,10 tlueci fnr bur lfo Atter tna lcth or
,S h9nS !Gol'o!tlt ot tho uutniso or thu Grown It
cMrt virulua nf prnpDatnx tn Rr,lnt Il revuEsiuH
nt tho phlcn IT. a'rItcn 1.cuptltl. but rnriiminunt
!ul4 aHn stHwu.l itstlf III tieu!tleiy ntyuysu 10
Ut hIstlcscrption that tho pro Jcut
will doubtless 10 ilruppesj,"
, 1881-12-23

Tho electric light, which Il u,,st nearly E5.lWl to
lit MI through TIM Rh,'. " mt RtlcGt'sa AMI It
y hnw o!ntul i0le lenril TINT Tho nl'GtaIa Ut Mnlth
.oek.ynrd llayo bnun hlsIoh II presmrl,e IL tlt,ck
Unu lsss t't har VI nuw vcasotR Rs,lI,R i,.tn duck
1T tho oxpiretion o! \ ton .inyh' Voyage. Tho
guesuonAl'lnon T. = r.sl!t .f Tho IMoxih,o vxpcrtmunt
esnty IF tho policy II building niiy moro OF
thosc enormous Hhtps. At A,l uvcnta, thcy, ii,
not AGoin tn havn answered 40 far H,,rHlJ It
wn,1h tc III nti RESPECTS t,ottrr to r1esess j,ot
Of vury swift, strongly armed. ansl comparative
lY dtunll HthIa1r8. y -
, 1881-12-23

1horr wAro clnvut Cli4ua t,N tho thstn ht,citct
fur trial yesterday, ntsd Ju,lEu i,t,niis dsposed
or MI ot thenl. Peter lleyms, nErd 10, wns
found to ho "uut of hla h,ui,l y uwitH
years dil. wns ndtls crazy ty uterine Troubles,
nnl Ann Stowe, n9utl II. By general debility,
ThcFe ;hree, be!nH .M.irers, Wcro Hcrt to lc!tos.
su,f. Wittlai, q. tlcnGUck, whu WIS arrested vi
tho petition Ut +: Mcurnil,. got II continuance
for ono week, md MAS roicaacd on I,t4 owfi re-
eogzancc. C,nnty- phystclln lsuthaislt buiK Q!
UplNtun that (cucnuk is s,,lip md that his hrroat
wits malicious. Tho cnRts ut Ann Collins. Ainry
uFace liarlisE. T. lewfs. AlE strics,wntcr, Chris.
Clilcarnwskl weru dismissed, owing 10 noll-at'
punrtttco or recovery.
, 1881-12-23

Edward A. uibbs commenced suit yesterday
to recover y, ,o01 of itosu A. Furrcstor,
llenry lsrowue Alod a bill against A!borttua
Thuws. G. i. Fal2in, IL. +. White, and nthors to
foroclosd trust dcud for $l..o0 OH Lot III, llook
.. ot senmm0u'a subdivision of Hlock II. aud tls
oust eight leot Of ningk y. in Canal Trust-
: Fshnk L. Elltutt, II. ltonrv, a1ld C. Curi,wolt
bu4lfi suit fur g., NH sldt tho j,utrit F1r1Her
Company. Culvcr, Iage. Hoyno u Cu. sllut sho
s,!.lo tfctvi,tlalit fur $l,l1D.
Tn1%W'o, Ky carle i 20. Huea Clark Bros. & Co. for
Churlcs Anderson co.nmBnood nn action In
+: y: ltcnton, and William n. Cook, 0lnln,lug
Sl0,too damages for alleged malicious prosuou-
tlOu,
, 1881-12-23
II,l:A1S,

Tomorrow Judge Williamson will have por-
cnpt0ry call OF n,oluus for uew trial III tho fol-
lOwiuR cases: Mus. u stU, D7Ss, tBi., Ar}S, 41lB,
ind LIZ.
Toduy will ,o the last day Of servico to tho
Jnnlnry term Ut tho Superior Court.
:. A discharge FROM bankruptcy WIS issued to
George n. Springer.
, 1881-12-23

"'e' o'' --e---.--ae.----S---
THE r4EMNEprM CANAL.
wal su,. nu.t x,.,r, ,turuhv. of thu
1,,,"t C<,v. .,,I.,t.,,. .,s,.s = 1,c1r g;ntt,u.
sIa.,t. s..,,ort. ,.s ~ ti,c tsc.,,It or
,".,...s ,,sI.t.,.. ss.u.Nr,,o N.,r yorir
1,ro:,,,,n rvcl,.,,,rc f:,vca tic Project
sir,,et,cm,,t !. Nrnd.oar.u
Mai = III Atian. ~ tlnnrso, and Juaoe i. II.
>,nrHn. -,r ~ ,o,,rort ~ rcnr"so,,,rttvos M
,ha t;,,rr,ni ro,,rt s,,m,nls,lnr nnnrutc,l to
,.,s. NV Tnr, ~ .h., in.nrnst ,t ~, ,a,,ul. ro.
,,,x,,,,, ~ w. ,tv ros,,r,fnv~ or,t w,ro warmly
so'',,.oa ~ ~ * I,na,S; ,'r Troio nni
lce'yu n ""'nmr,",a w NV o,rcies % vboro tho succrss
m ns hsr he es sss, yos % s at.rSew sS es re-.
porter Of ItlE IathusE MhJ. nnan ~, anu ~ u,N. .
Judge Murphy aud himself bad fo'ln.' aii ot inc
commercial interests Of New York, like those OF
cnnnI No onoosluon 10 tho scheme was or.
ct,,ntesed, except from few r.lroad mon who
interests. In liuffalo, Now York City, aud
Washington tho e.nal representatives found
transportation to 10
r,,y. 1.Au.uot,x1. ot,ra.rfny
~ ,r,,ra.. T., h,,.t,,oss .,,.,,,s rho fo,,tnp
scon,cd 10 huvo conferred In Washington. ms M
less than no mombors Of Cu.rrcss Ind n,ndo Of
forts 10 rot u, tho Co,utn,,tco on Couulurcc.
:rhe eonnlctton nf tho llonuopIu Canal was
.seusncd On n1l hands 10 he necessary to tho full
| Asyclop.nent OF tho cunt,urcs OF tho Rrent
"Mes.er asn.os, wn'a ,, ~" pata na'. oms
o!.ousSosoiy year 70 ou.tl t"o eoch cnne's y
ami that its central ocetl,,n-uetwepn 1T. Luu!.
und Ut. raul--wuu1l rive It II cnutrolltng Lutlu-
cncc ,oyor ali tho r,,itroa,,s Of tho Northwest
Inu9o Murphy waH highly elHtcd over tnc slie-
| cess nf tho mission, mud wis we'll sntta'cd With
| tic uMuui,nuus Endorsement received for tho
un.I f,,x.. a., -, t.,,,., - ,a,.,,.. thn N,,-
, 1881-12-23

=. lIH1OH 1FHIh. - VT
IT H. to 30 fcatol that the Intlc1ib!e, which
cost ubont tssn, 4oU and took nearly ught yuAls
bly, unwtelay. by ilu tneans swift, and ar,4ws two
feet more water than haa boon calculated.
, 1881-12-23

ID fhS fsdffof a Ihd EH1tNV0 ITEbHnt
CHtcAan, Deo. 2l.-Wlll you rlunsu Inform mo.
thron the medium 1f ynilr Valunh.u Paper. II tho
NYr'A tstrar hna ovGr I}ncnn *ullio'cntloy t!rc.!
right across on It's He'd. aud 1t co. in whit ycar2
Nf0isrA.
III Is 10 long SHINE tho channel was dusty
enough to soil tho BartnUnts Of pedestrians TO-
Ing across that wo have forgotten tho exaut
untu.-ED+1
, 1881-12-23


Tho o,,c.t,on wns tl,en put, nnd, on division
If tbo bouso, il wIa yotc threo to nilo that the
r,llwny freight aRcnt. he not admitted to tho
.Iutlae s,ouIt, of Moline. enid this ~. II vcry
matter. but n1 .litl not think nnch
rood would 10 ;lono ttcr ti tnG a opsu we,, t cum con.
1a sont 70 ~ m " "n""ndtnont nc" OF tho narou,d Inv.
lie wis not AFRAID !hat tho lnter''st hs t. rcnrn.
santsd st,,d sa!las W otf fao rn nS ,mmrti,imn q
gn,,i gc,ernliy tnku cHro ot itself y lct alnnc:
ltc ns's tho II ~ rn,rt n M
plau nlf, scope of tho wurk. nnd to auK9tat n
nfr' TI,r motion prrvnllc.t. nnl tho Chairman np-
rr ns s,isf, es,nin,lttco sles*rs: t;ou!d, Caton.
sas, i yos r vs. s. sto, d' = Il 3sst ;tsw ,s asa
.un,inttteo stotsl t,s tiat,ca. An adjournment
was thon taken until a:sp r. m.
AFTERNOON.
At tho oucnnr al tho Hrternonn session. Judge
Oou!h presented tho report q tho Committee u,
l.cr,,ai,e,t nr9nn!1at'n. Thoy Tasot,ann'e!l ,,M,
shHt m u y ~ I'D xnpv s!
rcrs by iiallrnad or tho statc ut iitnos:" :, THO
,l.cors provided fnr wGru lrcsitiot,t. vieu-
ice II ihrtr M4rtftig4 wcr, 10 lie cntlosl by tho
President on tho rctls!est ct ,nnlorlty ol the
Eon' .s c" deS.i,, to s vfrI';s n a
t,att.rs Ind nlroaiy hcen 'cp1rtcta, nlitions 10
io,it ,.li 1ltsssch upon y tho Execu tive Commits
tro The Objects Of tho association were BOT
"Thu objects nE this nssoctatton .haii bo tn
,,to it* i,I'lenec 10 nhtan sslcn modification nf
tho liuiIruall lws III this Stale aha1l fost0r tlle
ss 9 III s en cofsr n IL.
tercsts DutAt,io tho Atntc Mnt'no ndsantaEcs over
o1r,wn, uta s.iei, rs shalt bo equitable to both
..lcre stiail ,u Il cuuu,tttco Of I've, appointed
BY tho lrcsi'itnt+ whoso duties shall p9tG snn.
EBtSht
try nIrutt by tho law. To c.lnfcr with tho lta,.
ssut arid Warehouse Commissioners upon tho
y tv s so ssS to ~ Isl. tic
IN oll,a,cD lE,lh subject III his cn: tic rxponsts
t,r lhu en,ltuttce Ii hcnr mud ntcith to nt,y NJ
,sue ~, 10 oe a " '''o 'h'eeeS' "Sk'
II fho I ;irss seeiou, sIvIx name to tho orRnnza.
''t H. II, iars aSsptna vsy" w, s tio second Sec
= ,I; s$rislS;H;; I,;;; WY Il the ,;:
ri % III ,s',as1 bya 1enttss. s ] Ths t%" faowins @ l
s1 sH'r HiS,ns.rshI, wcro ,.ortci Without oatc. @
Thu sretlon relating t0 tho purposes for which
tho assnetnliot wAs formed
I1sut't4llT MIL HARDING III Hts FEET
With MI amendment. tIo thalight tho i,lw ,vas
jill right: thu fMnlt WIS soncwhcro else, and liz
s'i9poAtc1 sucu III I1nondmpnt.
'maS9 t Gnt"I, ~, nut IL ayyse wtn h: lo
Riotsurs. II they enrrot tut tho lAw. Gos,ll nut
lossib!y stccr thor course so s to nvold rlllntnR
!,annfltct,irera IL hls uw, ease. e Gust hun
bux Of gl''ss frvm ttawu to Chcugu lis It did to
sct.l th1 sn1llo lnx from plttsburE 10 tho sumo
could nut eunlpel. with rttsbl,rR KInss InAt,u
taettirrs. lie thnuEnt tho convention could
h1esp lohsdy. not oy9tl' themselves, without Of
ss.s tic a S$si %osad 6a I'll sSo% e. IL whit
.IiNluD CMton sni4t he would nInw TIM rHilronts
, 1881-12-23
A RATE RACKET.
A State Shippers Convention in
the interest Of Special
Rates.
Mr.. Ccorgo F. Nartllng nurls mn Apple
Of Discora md Is Finally
asDuwned.o
The Associated Manufacturers and Rail
Shippers Respect tho New
Tariff,


.- .,,,
Dut Insist on l!odllstallon Vi INC '."''loau ~"
IN Project Them Against
VNt'lns'.'
A uco,tno at Illinois rnun.,fncturers was hold
mc.eus " ,f,,.o ,,astsr,ny TT response 10 n
At sno .o rncs er uus 4aeatws held nt Moline tho
9a,t 9%,t ,s,a9o ,nss " " '''''"
M Hosout,o Secretary Of tho ns9t's !, "Isee q.
worth. ..a.t RS chs,'s hr ~ ,;a..n,,ni1 a. M"Il
Has feelecs.,s ,sccrotaty, and btr. ". II. pnrlin.
OF Canton. WIS s'.Iptua Assist aut Secretary.
or rno sc nt 10 e 's:a from the elruu.
inr. n e''' IVY ~ s"0 0o'''''a''"t tho Moline mcot'
A' r,,,, ,,,, -,
wuxarAs. Tho r',ilr,s.1 nI M",. .o,,,on,cs IN .s,.
sta.e nsvs aoiasaliy dc.srunea I" "Hs is tns 81
Gently cstni,S,shed ly lilo WuIirvaa ID u,1j Wums. r.
hcnso Csn,,nss9ners. An,i T. dsso.ln,,c q!
aRS Wnxnx.s Thu enforcement, OF any fixed.
lrnncia.l tarn would So .!str,entat to, il not Dc:
rs wci a. tic commercial interests tf Tho rot,.
pie 0f this slate. BY compelling nnulncttircrs
IL ny s g ae,1 nps t ~ at Z; o y -, s'S , os ts
rates. which can0t bu controlled Is Stutu lcE!s-
ln.on, q TO rc!novo tl,olr manufacturing ostab-
that reasonable maximum rules should l,o liked
y !awt 20 prevent cSt9ftiuta, n1ia r. Up snio
i,nKe snsotui rntos thnrc,l,iar. nv ti,, nnssi. H.
tcs or thu tnst, INV r,.,llrc Ia on"h1n 1nnt,,,
rnet,,rcrs Of ILLS Htutu tn rt,,upctn With ,iat,-
Iaeurers Vi utor Stntes; INV. thorcitrs, he it
c,s bjs st c osli Il T. ti.s IT, tats9 io,,s
Irr' isl. 1t ID slssk u IL H., 10 Mss iniu cssf
arttttun tho fOrcn1l, lsl,lltCrs, with u vlcw t,r
bevlaitlr at1rrv r,t.ttV u1, tn ur,,tgt Tim In.
, 1881-12-23
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
The N1r.. GARFIELD Find.

Cn1CAaO. Dec. &..-Wttl ypn nnswcr through
your vnl,tcl daily tho following. Whnt bcuNillea
pf THO principal Of the Mrs. Garfield f.,nd nt,or
hor dchtA7 SUBSCRIBER.
1T will bo divided equally among her four
chtlurptl.7 y
, 1881-12-23

In tho cstntu OF Robert II. Murrny, 1nttors Of
ndmlnetrnt1un wcro issued to lio!la 81. lse!d ,ir-
dur bUrd for 5000,
, 1881-12-23

:, Tho greatest appetizer, Stouluch, blooa, nv NV
liver regulator on eurth-Hop Utttesa. see
, 1881-12-23
TIE COURTS.
Dean aud Mayo Found Guilty-Fcdor-
al Offenders Sentenced.
The Scllool- Teacher Wins Her Sutt-A
Datch Of Insane Cases.
Record Of Judgments, Now Suits,
Criminal Business, Etc.
sENTENCE.DAY.

EENTENCl..DAY.
1,,,t,xd.. r.s .u,.t..,.-.,..' ,,r. 1,,,
NJ, aes'oauAy "as sohtenoe'uas uotore .uu8o
u'"Eett, n9iu seven oahca were tlisposoh OF,
I!0T0rn tho prisoners Wcre brought In tho vcr-
dict wns rcu,i II, tho caso Of Dom and hnyo, tho
zt.....,. ,..t,..t... ...- -. sr,,. -. -
Monarch Lightning aaw men. Tho lnsy wont out
HpouI u c'uek "enneHnHS. ano u,a HOE nRfcc
on th0lr verdict until hMIf-pAst 4 O'Clock In tho
AFTERNOON. Thoy folii,0 Dean rut1tv on tho
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Mai. AliRn and 1utigu Murphy dcparted for
thelr hu,noH last evnnl1l1. Tiny sntef thni thcy
had bguH given satisfactorily Asara,tcaS that tho
NOW YORK ChAtnler Of EnmMurce, which .Acots
o!Ntlons amltnr 10 thuse OF tho Froducu Ex-
ehhnKl.
Tho next meuttu9 ut tho Canal Commission will
DO held In Washington Jun. t.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-07-29

| The most interesting opinion on The Presi-
dents, wound yet given comes from Dr. Ham,
| ilton, who is reported by correspondent OF
| the New York Herald TO have said us follows
From the examinations which made yes
terday and the day before, and which we're re-
peated by other gentlemen of the consulting
board, ] consider il almost certain that the ba II
has lodged in the right lilac fo.se; that is, in
the lower part of the abdomen on the right
side. There is at this point defined hardness,
due probably TO any area of Inflammation
around the bali, which point is tender upon
pressure and quite distinctly circumscrbed
Surgeon General Barnes informed me that for
a day or two previous pressure upon this point
caused disharge of matter from :he orfice of
the wound 1t is to be presumed, however,
that this indicates the presence of the ball deep
in the lilac fosse, behind the iniestines, and
quite remote from the surface. As the point is
situated twelve or fifteen inches from the point
of entrance of the ball, the ball cannot be
sought for or extracted through lis original
track. Nor can it safely be reached at present
by direct incision. The time may arrive when
it may he, or, what is more probable, the ball
may gradually change its position, passing
lower down in the abdominal cavity. and make
its exit by some Of the natural uut'"i> Of the
body, MS many balls have escaped hich have
been received into human bodies, aud without
exposing the life of the patient Ia nu, iariicu-
lar hazard. think and state in this matter
what is tie general conviction of Il e members
of the board OF attending and consulting ply
sicians. A few days may render us more GER
tain upon this point meanwhile, we have moth
ing to do except to keep the channel of the
wound as thoroughly cleaned and us freely
open as is practicable. Of course, doing what
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-07-29
The Presidents Condition.

The President suffered somewhat ser
ious relapse on Saturday last, and his
symptoms for about forty light hours were
of dangerous and alarming character
He was stricken on Saturday morning
with chills, which required at intervals OF
few hours during the morning, and caus-
ed his pulse to run up to 1870 and his tenn
perature to 104. These symptoms were at
first thought by the attending surgeons to
indicate blood poisoning, but they soon
ascertained by examination that they were
due to the formation of an abscess in the
wound at the point where the rib was
fractured, which prevented the free dis
charge of pus. Drs. Agnew and Hamil-
ton, the consulting surgeons of Philadel-
phia and New York, were Immediately
sommoned by telegraph, and came at once
to Washington on special train furnish
ed by the Pennsylvania railroad company.
In the meantime, DR.. Bliss had ascertain
ed the location of the abscess and emptied
it by pressure of the hand, thus affording
temporary relief. Upon the arrival of the
consulting surgeons. it was determined to
make an incision three inches below the
wound to relieve the abscess, The opera
ton was performed by DR.. Agnew, Of
Philadelphia, and the patient at once raj
lied and has since steadily improved. He
has rested better the past two nights than
at any time since his wound, and the doc
tors are highly gratifed with the present
state of the case. The eminent consult
ing surgeons have given their unqualified
approval to the treatment of the case By
DR.. Bliss and his associates. All now a
: gree that the bullet entered the intestinal
cavity, and all coucur in the opinion that
it would have been exceedingly unsafe
and improper 10 have probed for the ball