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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-11
DONALD ROBE. \, SHARP,
 JuaN ROMAN.
q. E. BRowx.
 M, $, SsYhEB,

N, s, SSYlER, q. W. NORTON. Mr. Speaker-Your committee to whom was referred H B 123, beg leave to report : that they have had the same under consid- eration and report the bill back to the House and recommend that it do not pass.
 r. sAUrHwIGs, Chm'n. l.. WoLLENBERG, Mr Speaker--Your committee, to whom was referred c E no. have had the same undsr consideration and report the same back to the Hunse with the recommenda- tion that 1t do lass
 II. B. SfEADNAS,
 l. k, ROGERS,
 F. H. SMITH, Upon request Woods was granted leave of absence for the day.
 C E los, an act to designate holidays, read }d time Ill full and placed on final pas sage.
 Bqlan apl,eared and took lis seal Roll called on final passage of C E l06. Aycs-Barton, Brown, Doran, Clifford, Haynes, Mccormick, Rodgers, Rohb, Ro- man, Southwick, Snap, Mr. Speaker. Nays BOlan, Dunbar, Lurtey, Norton, Smith, Steadman, Wollenberg.
 Clifford moved to reconsider the vote by which C 5 lo6 passed-carried
 On motion of Haynes House recgnsidered the vqte Ly winch R l0G was placed on final passage, and the bill was recammitted to Judiciary Committee
 r. E l23 was taken up for consideration. On motion of Cliff rd the bill was post poned until Monday at II a. m. C B ll0 read 3d time in full. On motion O, Barton the bill was indefn- itely postponed. Following message was received from the Council Mir. Speaker-The Council has passed ! H B i04, relating tn survey of county boun- ] diaries; also C M No ,, asking segregation 1 of portion of San Carlos Reservation
 J. (. Perry, Chief Clerk. On motion of Hayhes H B l16 was re- to Judiciary Committee On motion of Woods C B g was taken up for consideration; read 3d time and placed on final passage.
 Roll called, bill providing for taking cen sus; passed Aye r.; nay l.
 On motion of Woods House took 8 recess until r. m.
 After recess. ?. m.
 Roll called, absent without leave, Bolan, Doran. Haynes. Lurtey, Mccormick, Ro- nan, Rodgers, Southwick, Steadman, Vol eAJcr:, Woods. l.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-11

When tA.s cruel Wal ;s oveg-the legisla- ..Ye -ar.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-11

C. C. Bean IS putting his various mining properties in shape
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-11

Mr Speaker-Your committee, to whom was referred c no, have had the same undsr consideration and report the same back to the Honse with the recommenda- tjou that II do iass
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-11

Council met pursuant to adjournment at II a. m.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-11

The following Message was received frou the House.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-07-19

CHICAGO, July 18.-The loss by
the cyclone at New Ulm, MINI IL
estimated at from $3.50, 600 to $500
900. The track of the tornado wss
forty miles long by one mile wide,
aud q full list Of the killed and
wounded is not yet ohtainable.
About dozen lives are now known
to be lost.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-07-19
su,.s.n,s O.ss L.ys over.

WASHINGTON. July 18.-Distrlct
Attorney Corkhill read to the
grand jury to day paper signed
by the Presidents physicians, say
Ing that while progressing we'll his
recovery was not certain. On
CorkhiIl's motion, the jury were
discharged until September 18th,
so nothing will be done with Gui-
tesu till the Fall. The adjourn-
ment carries the Star route case
over also.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-07-19

lB60
Whole Tickets, 81 Half Tickets, 81.
n Tickets, $50. 81 Tickets, elO0.
Remit Money or BANK Draft in Letter
or send by Eek press, Don't send by reg.
fstered letter or Postofiice order. Orders
sent at our expense. Address all order
to
r. M. BOARDMAN.
Courier-J Journal building. Louisville, KY.
or I. ]. COMMERFoRD, 800 Broadway.
New York. D6-dAw
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-07-19

GALVESTON, July 18-F. B.
Beckhelmer, former Austrian Con-
sui ut st. Louis, has been arrested
charged with the embezxlement of
$500
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-07-19

ALBANY, July 1s.-After two
ballots, the Stslwsrls remaining
unbrokeD, the Convention adj
journed.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-07-19

City OF Mexico special says that
the Pay m ,ster Of the Mexican
Central Bailroad, belonging to one
of the best families at the Capital,
and HE servant, were ehot dead
by q guard at Napola this morning.
Their b 'dies lie at Tula waiting q
special train. The assassin 10 at
lsrge, Tho difficulty originated
long since In q dispute regarding q
horse,
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-07-19

Price lists and further information may
be obtained by mail or otherwise. on apph-
eaton.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-07-19
ruv.u,s Of .h~ Tr.,n n.salss.

KANSAS CITY. July Is Sheriff
Tim.utake has thirty men out
after the train robbers, who divided
at Lawson. They are going to-
wards the home of the James boys.
They are evidently aiming for Clay
county, Missouri. ~ le
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-07-19

CHICAGO, July 10 Santa CLAUS
is in good condition aud will trot
Tomorrow in the race, where his
only competitors worth noting will
be Robert McGregor AMI Piedmont.
, 1881-03-26
SARAH BERNHARDT IN


By sixty three representations in
the United States Mdlle Sarah Bern
hardt has realized 1s080,O 900 francs,
an average of 1000 francs for each
representation.
One evening, at Springfield, a great
manufacturing town of the State Of
Massachusetts,, la Dame u Came
las was played. Receipts enormous,
audience enthusiastic as always. Did
the spectators understand what they
heards One little fact shall answer
this ~indiscreet question the libretto Of
Fyow tou had been distributed by
mistake. Nobody protested What
, 1881-03-26

men they wanted. No money was
found but a post card, and a receipt
for money paid, recovered and claim
ed by Mr.. Forth. he robbers had
with them on the road a little dog,
and this little animal was also idsn-
tilted by Mr.. Forth as soon as he
reached the premises.
The charge is under examination
by the Clerk Of Petty Sessions"
ST, LUCIA
The following in regard to the Cen
trail Factory is taken from Cats News
Letter.
"The portable railway lately receiv-
ed for the Central Factory is now at
work. The saving of animal and
manual labour which is effected by it
is immense. It can be laid and remov-
ed with the greatest facility, and tru-
ly deserves the name "a Liliputian
Railway which can remove noun
tains."
BARB ADDS.
The Globe winds up its packet sum-
mary with "there is a dearth of local
news, the island is healthy" No news
IS commonly good news, but not SO in
this instance, for Barbados, like St.
Croix, is suffering from dry weather.
One report says that the plants are
looking better than'could be expected,
while in other districts they are said
to be in a state of distress,
, 1881-03-26
ANTIGUA.

"The weather" says the Register
of the 1st instant " for some weeks
has been dry: for the month of Fe-
bruary the rainfall in st. Johns
amounted to 2. II; in January it was
PIT. inches. Sugar making is now
pretty general, the yield Of juice from
an acre of cane is not at all satistac-
tory, although the yield of sugar from
the juice is very good. The quantity
of Produce shipped from lst January
to date is 1870 hhds, III tcs. POS
brls sugar, 10 brls concrete 2I9 puns.
molasses. Sales of sugar at $3.50 per
l00lbs. and S. for casks, moIasses at
% cents per imperial gallon and 81
for the pun. Buyers are not now
willing to give over 1925. for SUI
gar"
The same paper has the following
in connection with the Telegraph
Company:
"It is said that an eminent American
Contractor, Mr.. Nathaniel Mckay,
who erected tho Demerara Iron Mar
ket-house,i is making enquiry as to the
probable amount of support he will
receive from the governments of the
West Indian colonies for construction,
and maintenance Of another telegraph
line from the United States through
the West Indies, on to Para, and Join
the Brazilian line, thus completing
the circle to Europe, enabling persons
here to telegraph to England either
by way of South or North America.
Mr.. Mckay arrived here in the steam
er Muriel from New York on Satur-
day last, and had an interview with
His Excellency the Governor on the
subject he left by the same vessel
for the South and would probably
be at Barbados in time to be present
at the conference of delegates invited
by MIR. Grosvenor to meet there to-
day, LIST March, to consider what
ought 10 be done in aid of the West
India & Panama Telegraph Com
pany."
The ObseYUer of the 9TH has an ar
ticle on the Vital Statistics of the CO.
lony and on elementary Education,
which we consider of sufficient impor-
tance to publish as a separate article.
, 1881-03-26

AN excellent "Gleaner"-in a very
short time, and the number of deposi-
tors in the banks opened may now be
reekoned by the thousand, including
adults, school children, apprentices,
Juvenile Good Templars &c. A happy
spirit of rivalry and emulation is
springing up; each bank is deter
mined to come to the front and main
tain its lead, both in number of depo-
sitors and amount of deposits"
The Kingstonians are intent on
holding a great horticultural show,
to include flowers fruits and vegeta-
blss. The subscription is to be half a
guinea and all the grandees are to be
induced to join in getting it up. In
so fine an island as Jamaica such a
show will no doubt be a very attrac-
tive one.
The Gleawey has the following no.
tice of a contemplated addition to
Jamaica industries.
"The Jamaica Government is adj
vertising for land suitable for brick
making purposes. 1t happens that
some attention is being paid TO this
industry in Hayti, and the Haytian
Government being askedfo for a subsidy
of 5000 piastres by Mons G. Menos,
q brickmaker, has granted it upon
vote of the Chambers. The brick
factory of NJ. Charles Fatton at PAR
cahaic is said to be doing well, en-
ploying thirty men and a steam en-
CINE of eight horse power, and turn
ing out $4,000 bricks per day"
&C. Marescaux Esq, Manager Of
the Colonial Bank, left on the 8th
instant per "Nile," for the Isthmus of
Panama, where the Court of Directors
intends opening a branch of the Colo
NAL Bank. The mission could not
be entrusted to more able hards."
Calls Ncws Letter gives particulars
Of highway robbery:
"On Friday night last the 18th in
slant, MI. j. Forth, a Storskeeper
at Linstead, was returning from Span
ish Town, on horseback, when he
was attacked by two men, who laid
hold Of his bride; one had a cutlass
in his hand, and demanded of Mr..
Forth to give up all the money he
had, or to be chopped to death. II
have" (said Mr.. Forth.) but los. in
my purse and you may have it, purse
and all, "but don't chop me-" He
was dragged off his horse, and held
firmly by the men and his pockets
searched. The purse with the los.
was taken, and also a paper parcel
containing ESQ in cheques and papers.
Not content with the money they had
robbed, they cruelty stabbed the horse
with the cutlass. Fortunately Mr..
Forth recognized their faces, and very
prudently did not tell them SO. A
warrant was procured next day, and
Detective officer Myrey twas told off
for duty, and accompanied by MI.
Forth went to the residence ofthe two
, 1881-03-26
VITAL STATISTICS AND EDUCA.
TION In ANTIGUA.

Two interesting public documents claim
cur attention this week. The FIRST, and
, 1881-08-06

A Peoria nlll lady picked np, two dead En-.
tut tGoy Woro % WIG iiiicnlty s sopatei. T. 'sns
Jarsoy inwn WIS found covered viii i thatchoa
tanb Of young robin, dead lit It's most. and tho
covpElng ws.s no doubt tho work OF tho paroue
4 sand crane killed ut GrIdlay, Cal. IL sup
rusad " haye boon % yehrs old Suspended by
il wire fron. tho birds mock wis silver quArtor
9aos9,e htay$A l7s5; reloasSd Ut Fort Dearborn
The si9nroo q. o. Krpre.. tolls ot . merchant
.urnua ind broken Gy rats, ani be- Killed easily
astagn r. rats ~ tlas Ivy otho coulter aud hoor too
An A.nsrlca,, aa9lo's peculiar froak ia related
SusnS " il III nstoarse saews Mhg ~ 10 Ansr @ S1s
ss r soasds 10 " .ha @ sSss sfet osoa 'a as
but was attracted toWarl tho po[ea ut tho oirolls
!Slts, Whof9 tho IlnRs vt gil nations wors !lylng:
hs ~ Il iu @po so speoS pwcs TT
sfrlpos were F yInx ana ssA.oa tse!s npo9 tho
Gaif iii hour. attar, which It w!ngcsi its way 10
tue % noHnta,ns' , @ saa wna ,l aeen ,, 70 n!ore.
nna aasso IL .s SSs ws s'G ia q e, esoc aaT
feu1l,R-gra,,nl aau to water ny q gandor whu
ws,!t bcf,'Ee h!u. E!ylnx sxaS y = eon,tsat
eaah wa,tsd It uisht tls i Kan;er :; asoan ] panod @
tic horsu xoa1 " ,cssIos,aiiy Ssu III Ill sas',thfI
" c:'r!s aud lrup " 70 tho groat,1 for hs ttath.
srSn1 ~ aas shs tn9y w snrp eaa
| n0on, tha OLD horsu d|ed.. Tho. xandsE seGmod
utterly lost, wandered around dlsoonxolasuly,
inE toad, and q lho onI of q, ,wapk d. ioo lied
~ t1at tho faculty which dogs possoss OF ri.
9SFs Ss ss e ssF sstF sst Ks. y sSsx s S Ss
cutpnS ruuta, mn ohto physician, nAle Il dog IN
, 1881-08-06

Tho following Is Eivon as tho origin Of tho
words "lua' and "!ankr,lps'', ~ tho rolgn of
Iianry u. famous !iait lan.o.l Joo Dun 1!vo.l
teruus tM oxtOrtnX tl.u,loy frOm unwilling pock.
0ts, Wiicn ho was Invited to ''cail A9aln'F 10 H.
ways nccoptoti thu vi,eurIul tnyitatl0n. Indeed,
snaots wors 90 pso!l!sate an.l ho waa - carolea;
.syeM waet, llu genial Invitation Ind Gcen exteMd.
vi. llo wa mover much further away Than q
w, therefore,. se,no . que was sure g Aak, rWhy
Whon Las followed the lmpucunln.ls nyoh- h-ua1o
thls lay. mud tho associations OF which mt evop
lhslapsene ttmu can llell0w, rho u,tl,ey changcrI
q Italy usea h4yo henenes In the Aolsso wloro
insolvvnt bis uui.u'l was hsukun ana tho .au,s of
tho brNk0n bench, " bhne0 EDtttt, was given 10
him, Since Insolvency ao1et tMua oucllts hpyo3,l
Tho sunny skica q isa!y .ha wort. w.ls alo pied
tLa nun who vas anAble ~ !ncet his ubllHaiiol,s
Was Called . "nankGso..tss Or bankrupt. y
sop,a.y n p nlakp my bankruptcy I ,nsans OF gain.
and W much nf qthsr. peoples laoney ~ eau he
got hold of tnto p4r eeuta ~ Raalser from The
fa!ny day whtoh ,nay come even at the ena Of
llfe Of honest toll.
, 1881-08-06
Trouble Had in GsltlnH ut u VlrglAin
ltiYet1k NAJlqs.

Rivers NuIuso.'
CoFrfspontls,ses lthls.tiI'hfa TYrss.
lust ihnH w cal!lo 70 ieNSntlt stream and
tho stFaain WIZ CALLED.
"aS,,,i "nv siat, y !! san;" uaT",
-nN-A-p-atAt," said he,
w str9llva a!onK thrn,'Kh woods and folds for
l.ae wl,nt the Attuaul WIS caacd.
ado II. snh.'
"T-A-TM."
throS ,uoro rirs ha bcuts o. ieft Us6S, W. Toacl1e @
Ailutaar sm4ll stream ruu!ltllR through plNt,o
ualIgd.
..l.o ~. sah:' -,--.=
"g.0-Fo."
1sy that ti.no no were on the road IA. Fred.
erluksbnrg. Culn,uH ton fourth slylil0t, asked
Ley aH,t Whst ~. liie ". .slTaal1 WIS calloa.
"M-Y-Ny."..
"lu NJ, sad. I'm t,ar's yo' M.A-T, 'en dar's
yW !ntt dun AAra Yp' TIA, 'pn llar'S ~ III, ON
w. M;A;TA; w. ;, y. Ho' Malta; ae" .lars ~, ~.
IT. 70 Se ssE E ri - III 'hbs; % Sit,
tsaPoiy, whoh mn u hlH rbbor MlAdo vi, t'o aleso
~ lltte, tes!'f rioara lat " Jest pass 0hnrl'
=. 10y WuA ~ serlNl4s ~ u persslu " funeral:
tus iull tho word " stntinpumy," uu.i
n n9ssanwhile Wo hsa tray0!lal !iltvan mtlas,
Yhe Gfst sytlahlo w.ss spoiled " s:l1 4, ~. whea
we osasss4 ths Ias The thlr,l " lu:al when ws
III % NJ NJ bcGlaas. i'd 'A' ''D''D ~ 4""''0 wv
, 1881-08-06

hnnk, n,rf struck fssst Int,
N, tMoN. a swif.' Fal,op. i,os so q trot h.
ho M ,'os 'ikS ,rsn IN q, 'nn .1at a Ia w,
With hls ,nAo vol up, rs il h, W.T. as.saixht sSe.a
a,r.atsir Inward N iivlslbln yoat linllow'usa
ert sM,' ,isir t" te "tt o roi 'l9
!cnncsf rail fence, anti want IT, h"tEnal eour.s
p!sS of eear bushes whrro "iGn,! hnv RIt,to oop.
WIFI W. y. h' Te rerort no pssss%y
nftertoon ot sho uest Ms oTsr .'Hy " a md !"
f9port tl!o owner lhgt tho oF a., ,,cssnnivlns III
Elnc.lltinti wet. full OF btrs nn NJ me sttcel n
apparently ashatned OF his tariueg,sse setaotse aaS
, 1881-08-06
a DASH FOR LIBERTY

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, AUG. GA Folsom
dispatch Ut yesterday says tlyo conytets at tho
Brunch Islson-ueorge Lupton, George
Whlker, bob Dusktn. John Cponey, aud
james 0ordbn-malo break for liberty,
knocking down the guard, aud ran for tho
them. Durkln was wounded In the leg aud
csotureds Walker WAS shot deadj CGonay
, 1881-08-06

l,AllllONEU.
1NTtlJNVN gsOs
Eptetdt Djspdtth to Ths ChttIpn 7fthMnt.

Eptetat Dispdtth To The Chteupn 7rthMns.
SrnlSarlEr.l', ILL.,. Aug. 5.-The Governor
has pnrloncd .]acob buckingham, who wns
convicted In the Cumberland County Circuit
Court In August, 1871, and sentenced to tho
I'enitehtlary fnr eighteen years. Thu PRISM
physician nt Joliet certltics that buckingham
Is flopelusly sick, atlh the Commissioners alMi
officers OF tho prison join In the petition Ut
numerous citizens Ut Cumberland County
asking }ls pardon. Bt'cklnRfn'n will 10
taken to his family In Indiana.
, 1881-08-06
TIE M'KEEspol.r OUTLAWS.

Pi1TsNUHu, Ta., Aug. 5.-The search for
the 3Ickeesport outlaws continues. Three
PARTIES answering tho description ot Nlgn.
und lIeellan Llghtner weruarrestcd at I1yMl-
l,laIi, l'a to-day. md win ba brought to tlls
city. Tho report that tl,e 'liespcratloes lind
fired OH the citizens OF Elroh lust night for
refusing them food was hoax circulated by
1rtar to throw ti,eir p,.rs,Icrs otf tlio trnii,
ntd give tlla fuyItives Il cl.allee II, Uscapu.
year, aua was known nsa'rllo Sons VI Ono
H Was falI of ~ stsl,iticunee was % pau,i Sts Msm
Tell NJ Tales" Talk Of lynuhi,g md
threats are still freely expreSso1 ut hlekucs.
port that the men will not gct to PittsOurg
nItVu. -
, 1881-08-06
A DUEL poUunY FATAL.

pErEnspuHa, W.. Aug, i,-This nftor-
noon John W. Green, Of tic firm Ut Wilton
& Greci,, commission merchants Of this city.
md q man named William Lee, who arrived
l,ere to-tlay from Ltttielon, N. O., mot III n
Datroom at Jarratt's Hotel, wilero Green re-
fused to drink, with Lee. Tle refusal led 10
insulting words. They met later and ltpo
Green shot Lrc. 10th men died within d
fGW minutes.
, 1881-08-06
,.N1ikllk.

plasar Sisis Nj it, Hsa latejy become SgaSah ',Iaas hst
tho windows Of u1othtry etorga: ~ =. Ya1 cfFty.
Fniinl0iphla dealer fVuud thHt nS s't durtng ~
suison 6y usIiuar1 mv,ho1s' a!'d' a!her;d +! iots-
ho trtnd tha xe!!.wuTn t.lek o. nt - sDS! ya! Tnaa
olosuTa aIlI iamsgu by tire. eat ~ y misate Pul
ehsssa s fsoI fashionable tai!ors .s s. az XII W.
prlue.. no bad run, sud sns ns'' "
E0tA ha1 gufAnu.
, 1881-08-06
MRS. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

---N-
MRS. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
49,.
Hor E1cellont licaltn-A Aoandonmenf
Of taor Scif-1mpOHod Socluatoii-pc-
culinr Ilallucttntipus.
sfinNaFiELp. ~, July sA-!o ute EDITOR
itncnln IL INK sicis. in snitc NJ nnrorranhs r.,
= tIc,,snna ,,o,vuron nors ~ i'm c,rm1rv gin
~ uloush'lo heWspapcts s,t., y, ulo csM'1.iT " 1Ie
Ics ~ nthcr olh latl,na cnIl hcr comnIofnt. Tint
t's. ,,ss.,tt 80 ,s.,s,s',a,a H. on'lI' ,".o ~
centr1e @ nax tim, % 'n,,eh Of the tip u 'rinr
1,nr nntIro xy,Io,vi,oo,i inv ia shn rnnliv )
IVA Wal, % sho H" fnob n carr,aro % r,le 'G of seyoraI
miles the other dny. returning to her home
,v;tl, a hcnithfnt r1nw ,,noi her chcck she
wants to 20 again and it this want doesn't
wnnr OUT. It will bo humOrod often.
Sjlp saiI It wns tGo best ritie slis'i
had for. long time And SURG
uohgm ~ ny MS o,,, III ,t,,s eo ~" Si
IN "m uppor room darnR sx
aao hnF w. a aao ,at ~.
onsreny 9Snla Rorsindo ti @ nes ds@t 10 cross @ nc
descended tue s!,'fs. nitsea ~ nink stik and
Ercnen laoes: ana seolued nor eersans l9r ilnt
s aays {ccn apsa sty tp aa fr
fs ~ a aea1!y aal. g sss9
nnd. s,r9 ennEh, On 1a retnr,,tns to tho kl:ehen
n Tne ,h n" ,pad ~ taKnr 1a t9e t @ mty y
sto;naoi, nae nae tarnoa te ateak " tao pfoitoE
aiiu Was REMOVING tne laoKots 15om 1 tno nolea
early days.
Mrs. Lincoln onmo 70 .h!e etty 70 res,ue eoon
1toT ngr u ~ @ M as. .
narfnios8 Wenknesses nsiinorGu III tno lMlnlly OF
.u az ~ ,;sr;,.a l. u N,l,s,n ~, n5s aUs
, 1881-08-06

STABBED TO THE HEART.
BooSvIt.r.E, Mo-, Aug. BIN n difficulty
between rlincas Shelby, First-Mato Of tho
steamer 11attlu Bell. altd n negro tlcck-ilantl,
nanle unknown, ut Roukport, yesterday, tho
lntter ktlled tho former By stahblng
Llta TO the heart. The negro was arrested.
, 1881-08-06

4 ROY KILLS IT'S COUSIN.
ALFoRpsvlLr.E, Ind, AuR. 5.-ll. MiInurn
Jr., son Of It. M1tbnrn, nenr 1'urtcrsvllle,
dubois County, 1nd., shot his cousin, son Of
stantly, lie shot lin, with rifle. TlIUy
had had quarrel. Their ages wcre IL and
, 1881-08-06
JASPER COUNTY, MO.

EAuNa III "eDO AAky* ..-.
Srfetdl Correspondence Of The Chicago Tribune.
WEnB CRY, No.. Aug. 1.-About tho yuar 1852
friend Of mine madc pilgrimage FROM ltcury
County. 1nwn. iuto southwest Missouri, rctdltng
looms. He iouIid but few settlers IN tho rCHtlt,
ro,tnd about springfield nnd CarthMgo: and
ntnong tho fow paoplc living thorc he did not ind
cook.stovc or match. To-ttny .1nsror COUNTY
atnnds fourth alnnng tue Counties Of Missouri In
pn'ut Of population. Jasper borders OIL Kansns,
mud Is two canlics from tho Arkansas stato
llnc. Carthage ts tho county-BeNt; At,l Que an.ls
therc q beautiful city Of QUO or fnOro
sonls, populated by very thriving people. For
tho first titno IN Its hlatory Jasnor
csccteh a'l tho Republican. candidates tor
county otllccs lu 1850. Yet thoro Is living bit
KEGS" rs evidenced by romurk heard whsto
ON tho strcots of Carthngc. 4 number Of n,cn
wcro sitting on tlic outcr edge of the sidewalk
IN front Of n hotcl. anil. us camn in eyen viii,
lnons, one or tno hamoer-a 9ooa-iooklns m.n'
asca @ pr rtooao'y ~ years-tvu'askea ~, taas, lse-
."su u, IN .ns ,s
o M sr,,d t,n'n ,tnS In Maoa. 40 ,,nnsa",
ns ,,sse o. gooa limos th.nx no. meant n''asan.
wns moro or tho camp. u,cotlng o,11ur; for tho
ro,so,,s thnt Cartb,.rt, ia onioy,nr hcalthv mud
enduring growth.
'Inreo-tonftna Of Jasper County is repntod to
10 M very rlch in asFlo,!.ura! reso..Feea ! nsver
saw hner corn 4soWhiS III iowa than IL aooAt
rpo1ing On nlt Ble3 OF Carthage. There Nro
seyprhi worry IurEo tiour.llI1s iii town. and m
oxtcnstvn hntri i. M,Ildnp Fans hnnl.s s,,,t,,
,h, ,.a,,,.,,s r,.,,s ~ a., Ill.,. n,,," 'sa s.rr.
uuartor Of Jasper County IL wholly gtvou up to
stony bills. Going from Iowa, whoro a STONY
farm 4, n eltrIostty. tn thu southwest m .1csnrr
rnnn. 1tIsa.,'.I !, ..",o, ~. ~, .hn 1,sIt".
1ouIt ~ M.esou1s. II sceucu u mo- VINO aFfv!ne
over the Missouri country-roRds In buggy, TINT
bowders as big M my head were loft rlKt,k In the
a., nt,rnnsn for mn Il, ,lr,t,.
w.. n.o,,nI ~ ~ ~ ,sa.1 ~ ,s.,ps .,o..is
'ns aeouhu. anu W INC way, 'ncrn y peculiar
stony bills Of Juspor County.
,1,nn "oau ata ssn s,s .s aysos
called oronoeo sOto-or.no.so, loud has bccn
worked out OF tho ground for yono ycnrs. md
n Ia vat husv cl,nn Ahomt 1s-1 ~, = tnn,1 WAC
.,tsa.',.ss ' 1.." s.'. - .I'. "as
~ 'opl1t suiu sihco thon An inissieiso
,s,.ous . H.. VI t1, uF1 .s ts H3n nHt theFe. TX
HsSSai4 HSi4 m,ttiuns VI an!lass Wostu. pretty
~ " s suse'ttMa WosAs sg!meent8; Ml;. ny
I stn 'nanttnuo' the !a!enst Nnlte-ltt! Warka III
ss,,sio4'ny Gony ss ManGanGtuIR. JOHN lHts
!opu!Atton " 3oN, "a! pre5tf!ts very lleat nI,-
p;Mr.asi9a p i9r nInllE tow ~, Mi,a hla y number
Of EtrM oas.noas-hn4aas. rue iat'at nxlnns!S9
!en!'MMu inefo y NNKc! lahtr!y .urSt.
ME- s0io a1Ai u afn airtwsn& OUT pAst quantities
Ihs Gla MINING pMtt u tho luwl 1,resonts 2
ntsurtGu lfPoAtaheo,-thofo nut behnH BiHn nT
Wltiulstss, " ot,lahaE, q 1Ig, Oh Auy Of tho
thousanus ~ dumps Kcattgrol 0ver. Il Thousand
41fGs nss ot gfounl iy!ng al1olhii9 th9 nnrih "
, 1881-08-06
REWARp OrrEREp.

1tIE W zAItH VTT EIff@Us
SrlIS0FiEI1,, ILL.,, Aug, 6.-fho Governor
1i0s offered d reward Of $500 fur tho arrest Of
Aaron -NnlR, ,,ftns Aaron Norris, who M,lr-
deretl'l lnWNrd Turner ut C0ultervfllo, Kan-
uolpl County, April n, 1881.