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Tom Ochiltree,s Platform.
he rs IN FAVOR OF APPROPRIATIONS AND AGAINST
TAXATION

Col. Tom Ochiltree, NJ C. elect, says that while
he will support and vote for Blackburn for Speaker
OF the 4sth Congress. IL nominated, he will not do
Ii as democrat He will support, he says, also
the administration OF President Arthur, but not
as a republican. "My people," said he, selected
me as an Independent. will go back TO the
democratic party when IL becomes a national
party and is not led by foolish and timid leaders
The republican party has given confederate sol.
diers places all over the country, and yet Joe
Blackburn was beaten for the Speakership OF the
last Congress because he was a confederate. am
for the river and harbor bill, and for this
am against Sam Randall who never voted for
one. am for all appropriations and the old nag.
/ am against all taxation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-26

On THE RETIRED LIsT.--Pay Director Edward G..
Doran was yesterday placed upon the retired list
OF the navy.
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THE Bureau OF Engraving and Printing, which
was closed on Friday. Will be rcopened tomorrow
morning.
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EX-SENATOR HENDRICKS HEALTH.-An intimate
| friend OF the Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks in this
city has received a letter from him under date of
the 21st inst, In which he says: 81 was quite Sick
but the physicians encourage the hope that In ten
or fifteen days will be on my feet again. Gov.
Hendricks when taken i'll. was planning Jour-
ney to Europe with his Wife the coming year.
THE NAVY DEPARTMENT CLERKs-Secretary
Chandler has given permission to the clerks of the
Navy Department to go home at one o'clock on the
days OF this week when Congress is not in session
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE HoURs.-The Attorney
General has made a rule closing the Department
OF Justice daily at p M, except to employees.
He has also given permission to all employees that
can be spared, to stop work at during Christ
mas week.
FIGHT ON RAILROAD TRA1N.-Last evening,
as the O'Clock train from Alexandria was On the
way up, number OF drunken colored men got
into row, during which one from Washington
drew razor, and an Alexandria man revolver,
which he attempted to fire. The conductor, Mr..
Keigan, with the train men and some OF the pas
sengers, succeeded In restoring order. some OF
them seizing the razor and throwing 1t out OF the
back in the seat and kept there.
PERsoNAL--Joseph Pulitzer, of the st. Louis
Post Dispatch, arrived in town yesterday, and is
with his family at the Riggs.-Col W. E. Cut
shaw, city engineer OF Richmond, Is snenGing the
holidays with his parents in this city.--Mr. L.
Frederick Moore. attache OF the French legation,
is at =. Grant Place.-Representative Mason was
registered in New York last evening.-H A.
Dobson. Of the Sixth Auditors Office, has been Sc
riously Ill at his residence on Capitol Hill for week
paSt.-Gen. Raum, commissioner of internal
revenue, has returned from Illinois, and was at
his desk to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-26

THE President will move into the White House
from the Soldiers Home On Friday or Saturday
next
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To O-DAY.-Internal reve
nue., ss3S. .ss7. 25; customs, s622, 1880
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THE JEANETTE BOARD met this morning and
examined the journal OF Lieutenant DeLong.

MARRIAGE LICENSES saThe clerk OF the court has
issued marriage licenses TO Joseph w. Meintel an1
Barbara E. Gaegler, both OF Blair county. Pa; y
j. Shadd and Alice N. Parke; w. w. Vaughan, 1r..
and Mary Frances Prescott. OF Exeter, n Il !:
Alfred II. Whitmore. or Atlantic county, N. J., and
Carrie Grace BOwles; Robert Quarles and Emma
Richards, both OF Westmoreland county. Va. Cha.
Norris and Mary Elizabeth Jones; Richard Sum.
mers and Mrs Jane B. Lawrie: Forrest Streets
and Annie Smith; Andrew T. Day and LAxxjo
Nichols; James White and Lucy Stanton: Jav n
shsmwell and Mamie z Prust OF FauQui00
county, Va.
ELEcfIoN or OFFIcER9-At regular meeting
Of Elijah Lodge. No. 50, L O. B. B., held on Sun
day, the e4th instant the following brethren were
respectively elected oflcers for the next enguin9
term: President Adolph Stern: vice pseaadenS
Samuel Einsttne: treasurer, BENJAMIN KAufmao{
recording secretary, Jacob Hirsh; financial seagos
tary. Moses Brookheimer; INSIDE gnard, Harry
Kr0nheimer; outside guard, Jacoo Dn1ne: ttuDeeo6
Henry King, IT,. Philip HeyBer, Meyer - 1ooS
mon Biebcr, Moses Cohen; fnstaIl1E oUloocs -
hard Cusdoif: representatives 20 Dlstr1ct VluG
Lodge, No s. simon Wolf, Henry Adiess ~. -
King, ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-26

THE Treasury department was open as usua
today. from am. to $3.50 pm, and the same
hours will be Observ during the rest OF the week
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Jcm Mace ian san Francisco.

he EXPLAINS WHY He CANE TO AMERICA.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 26-Jem Mace. the ex-prfzo
nghter, who arrived on the steamer Australia, says
he came because Mr.. Fox wished him TO meet Sui.
fvan. lie says he has no objection TO meet him
with gloves, but has brought a half breed Moorf
named Slade who Will fight Sullivan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-26

RED CLOUD called at the Interior Department to-
day and had few moments private conversation
with Commissioner Price What passed between
them is as yet unknown to everybody excepting
Red Cloud, the commissioner, and the interpreter.
Red Cloud will leave Washington this evening TO
be absent several days on n visit to the Indian
expects to interview Secretary Teller soon after
he returns to Washington.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A. BRENrASo q Co.
PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERS. sTATIONERS AND
NEWSDEALERS,
1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
CORNER OF ELEVENTH STREET,
WASHINGTON, d. &.

tons:
The Book of Poultry. with Practical Schedules for
Judging. Constructed from Actual Analysis o. the
Best Modern Decisions BY Lewis Wright. With 80
Coored Portr1 Is of Prize Birds. s12. So
Dairy FarmiRS being the Theory, Practice and
Methods Of Daifyjng. BY J. p. Sheldon Assisted by
ored Plates S12. so.
The Book of Pigeons, with Standards for Judging.
by Robert Fulton Illustrated with 30 Ifeike Colored
Plates S12. 80.
The Ilsrated Book of Canaries and Cage Birds. By
SIS
DR.. Grmshaw's Secret. A Romance. By Nathaniel
Hawthorne. Sl.5O.
The Gun and Its Developments. with Notes Shoot
ing b. w W. Greener. Illustrated. 81. so.
British Dogs Their Varieties, History, Characters
tics Breeding, Management and Exhibition. Illus
trated with portraits of dogs of the day. By Hugh Dal
he he Stil- Hunter; BY Theodore s. Van Dyke. So,
IT. he horse,As He Was As He Is. And AS He Ought
To Be. By James Irvine Layton. sl.5O.
Whence, hat, Where. By James Il. Nichols. 81.
iseases of Dogs to which is added couple Dction-
airy of Canine Materia Medica;" BY Hugh Dalziel 81.
American Fish Culture. By L. Norris. 81. 10.
Eneyclol eia of Rural Sports, comprising Sh ,oting
81 so.
The Practi cal Poultry Keeper. By L. Wright. 81.
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Drowned While Trying TO Save Hio'
Brother.

BRIDGEPORT, CONN, Dec 26-E lward Fathers a
young man OF 1S, was drowned yesterday after
noon in pond, in a northern part OF the town.
HIS little brother had broken through the ice
while skating, and Etward going TO his aid, sunk
under the Ice, and Was drowned before assistance
relched him. The younger brother was rescued.
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kilograms to The Star.
ITALIAN HOSTILITY 10 AUSTRIA,
IMPORTATION AND SALE OF CHINESE WOMEN,
DROWNED WHILE TRYING TO SAVE
HIS BROTHER


SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Dec. 6-A dispatch from
victoria, B. c., says: Forty Chinese women af.
rived at this port by the steamship volmer Thirty.
two or the number were sold TO Chinamen who
reside In the United states, and the remaiuipg
eight were reserved for this place Two China
men, who wanted TO secure women brought them
before the chief justice on a writ OF habeas cor
pus, alleging that they were forcihiy detained
Inc women, however, swore that they were tree
agents and the cases were dismissed In the
course or the Investigation IL was proved that
tiie siNty-two women who went 10 the American
side were disguised a s Indian women Ii Is feared
that The tramc In human beings viii be carried on
at THIS port on large scale next year.
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A Passenger Train Deratucd.

BRIDGEPORT, CONN, Dec. 26-The accommoda.
tlon train for New York, the New York ana
New Haven railroad, due here at 8 81 a. m, ran
INTO a freight train, also for New YORK. at the
South avenue crossing, In this city, about O'Clock
THIS morning. The freight train was switching at
the time and had just crossed from the down track
70 the Naugatuck track. leading TO the yard when
IL was struck by the passenger train. Two freight
cars were thrown from the track and the engine
was deralled and partially damaged. No one was
injured. The up track was blocked for three hours
Conductor James, OF the freight train, is held re-.
SponSlole Tor the accident. which occurred in the
same place as the one on Friday last
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r~ SALE OF CHURCH pEWs.

u
On the SECOND DAY OF JANUARY. 1888, at Trim
y Church, corner of Sd and streets northwest, in
this city, at O'Clock =. will be offered for sale to
the highest bidder the following Pews in said
church, for hon payment Of taxes to wit:
127. " ~
Conditions of sale will be announced at the time
Diagram Of Pews may be at the church.
d26-td VIM. A. MELOI, Registrar.
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Distric. Government Affairs.

NOTABLE DECREASE IN CASES OF THEFT AND
BURGLARY.
Capt. c. r Vernon, in charge Of the metropol-
itan police, made verbal report to President
West, OF the board OF District Commissioners that
there had been less theft during thu, Christmas
holidays than on any similar occasion In the last
but mostly for drunks and disoederiy cases and
during the last thirty days there had been very
percepttble falling on In cases Of burglary and
larcenieS.
Mr.. REIsKGER's HousH TARaEF FOE BuLLErs.
Mr.. J. g. Reisnger brought to YHH 6fAK once to.
day three leaden bullets, somewhat out OF shape,
which, he states, were fired into his bedroom
during yesterday. He states that this Is not the
nrst time he has been put in peril OF his life,
his house has been target for bullets holidays
since 1876 ana that he has repeatedly notified the
police but the bombardment ts keptup
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Old World News by Cable.

CROFTERS
LONDON, Dec. 26.-Lori Macdonald has with
drawn his application for police aid 20 serve SUM
monses on the croiters OF the Isle OF Skye an ur-
oerstahuing having been reached.
OCEAN STEAMERS DETAINED
Inc steamer Horsely, from West Hartlepool for
New \ ork, has put back to Plymouth with her
amaehinrIy n damaged she viii be detained several
days. The steamer, ". A. Schalten, from Rotter.
dam Tor New York, has put In at Falmouth for
coal
SEARCH oF THE PERSON IN DUBLIN
DU3LiS, Dtc 70 On an average one hundred
persons re setryhed nightly here under the cur.
rev clause o; the repression act
fLkksaNT READING FOR AUsTRIAs ENPrRcR
=, LONDON, Dee .6-The Times correspondent at
Rome, referring TO the demonstrations growing
OUT oi the execution at Trieste OF oyerdank, saws
Tue Tue iansuage OF the intransiyean press Is grow
Ing auocious The Legd Dihd DpraocTdsid ex.
presses the hope that the Emperor of Austria win
be choked in blood. "A'A
CAPT. SHAW HAS ANOTHER BIG FIRE ON HIS HANNA
LONDON, Dec s6-The two upper floors of Whtfa
ley's furniture store on queens road. Bayswster.
were burned out last night Notwithstanding onlv
lne TWO noors were destroyed. the damage Is very
great as the establishment is OF the largest In
London. twenty-five engines were engaged in
su bduing the names. :
"A detached warehouse, six stories in height be-
longing TO MI Whteley, was also burned out. Mr.
Mhlteley suffered severely on November IL by a
ness.
wEsTGATE DISCHARGED.
DUBLIN, Dec 26-Westgate was arraigned In
the police court to-day and discharged. Mr. Muir.
pnS, crown counsel, stating that the authorities
were saUSfied that he could have had nothing to
DO with the murders In Phoenix PARK
A PLOT TO RELEASE PRINCE KRAroTKINE
LONDON, Dec. 2i-A dispatch TO the Exchange
Tel6 6graph Company from Paris says: IL Is rumored
that pot has been discovered TO secure the es.
cape 0, Prince krapotkine. His guards have con.
sequently been strengthened.
READINESS TO SURRENDER
M heclus denies report that he Is endeavorinR
10 hide, and declares his readiness surrender to
him.
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\ ~ OF FICE FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COM
ES PANY OF WASHINGTON AND GEORGE
IGMN, ROOM !, OVER BANK OF WASHING
TON, WASHINGTON, d. C.
The Stockholders of the FIREMEN'S INSURANCE
COMPANY, of Washington and Georgetown. will meet
at this Office MONDAY January 1st, 1883 between
the hours of 10 and II for the purpose of elect
ing thirteen Directors for the ensuing year.
d25-5t G. w. HOWARD, Secretary.
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The Marquis and the Primo

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 26-The Marquis OF Lorn0
and the Princess Louise arrived at Santa Barbara
on Sunday night. A large crowd was at the land.
Ing, but there was no demonstration.
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JOurmaIi.Iic Changes

TORONTO, ONT, Dec. 26.-John Cameron, OF q
London Advertiser, has been appointed managil
editor or the Toronto GLOBE, IN place or m
Gordon Brown. Hon David Mills succeeds NJ
Cameron as editor or the LONDON Advertiser.
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Wooden VIII. Closed

CHESTER, PA, Dec 26.-Shaw and Esreyso
large woolen mills, Robert Wetheril a. Com.
pany's extensive machine and boiler works and
other important Industrial establishments In thiS
city have closed operations for time, on account
OF the depression In trade. large number Of
people are thrown out OF employment
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OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Water Takers are hereby notified that water rents
Will be due on JANUARY FIRST, 1888, and that the
law requires payment within thirty days from that
date. falling which the watt- must be cut off from
premises and penalty Of - must he paid before the
flow can be restored.
Particular attention is invited to the fact that the law
is mandatory, and admits of no discretion.
g. j. LYDECkER,
Majcr of Engineers, u. S. A.,
d26-tj1 Engineer commissioned D c.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-27
PINAEORE

Pilaf"re, last evening, notwithstanding the late snow s'orm, and the slippery con dition of the roads, was greeted with a crowded house, and, to secure another good Loas., u would d. ws!l for the manager, or msuagrrs. to place walk for the benefit of those who cannot afford to hire the barouoh-, as Aristocracy Hill Is e dangerous road for the pedestrian to tra,e eI when covered with frozen snow.
 The nas drop cnrtaln. by Mons. Emanuel representing Presc,t-, in Summer, is very pretty. and has earned for him the repu- tltion of being a skillet artist as scene painter.
 Captain C,gcyIan, Harry Carpenter, having played tha; part 80 often, certainly had it perfect, and the only noticeable new features in his makeup were his siieboards anI d iilt.e too much powder and paint. Sir. Joseph Porter, Joe DauPhin, was suffering from 8 severe cold. consequently could not sing his best, and lis acting Ii the rart of the Admiral was earned out to perfection. The little joke vas ''peri- pate.ically, iriIescsntly, spsc;s4liy inn mense."
 Ralph Rackstraw, j. E. Brown, although somewhat timid at first, succeeded ad- rnir.blv; and in Farewell, Ny Own, he made quite hit in the singing and the act ing of it. h some parts his voice was quite hoarse. making 1t difficult for him 70 reach some of the high notes
 Dck Dead Eye, Fred C. Clarence, far surpassed the expectations of hi. many friends, and he was loudly apPl,udcl
 Josephine, Miss Jessie Stevens, in the first part, looked lovely in her sailor hat and navy blue dress, with white braid. Ter bird-liks voice was in clear condition, and the aynors of the evening were carried of Ay her. In the due;t wiih RAcks,raw She captivated the audience, receiving hearty applause.
 ( ,osin Hebc, Irs. (. " Beach, acted her part in brilliant Hay, ami her dress for that character was lovely.
 Little Buttercup, Miss Irish, was well carried out, and the makeup immcnse. The Little Midshipman, Master George Porter, seemed perfectly at home on the sage. and looked quite proud in his suit of navy blue.
 Eddy Blake ami Aythur Robinson, the two dasl,'ng little sailor lads, were very p-ctti.y clad in sailor costumes.
 Pin fore will be again produced to- n,o.rov evening the 2Gth, and it is hoped that no breakers will be encountered tn mar it's smooth sailing.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-27
To Days News.
Tel9g ra phiC-

FEW loEK. Jan. 25.-T2.nl.any nd other Democrats cousulJeI this morning. The deadlock seems nearly over.
 WASHINGTON, janaa.y Z5.-Tae Senate committee in Foreign Relations to-day com menced tso consideration of the measurs passed upon Senator Mllst's biiI, to restrict Chinese immigration. l. has not reached the point of ac.lon, but vi!I hold a special meeting OH tLe subject later in the week.
 DALLAS, Texas, Jan. -. Two counter feitu.es. two train IcbLer. and two State prisoners broke jail yesterday. None have been recap5med.
 VA,HIscroS. Jan. 25.-Ol the brst ballo: the iury stood II for conviction and blank, given by Hculein, who wanted ts b. assured that Guit5qu had sad at any time that uo- ,,liety would be gainel ly Eniing the Pres i3eut, and tina. 1t wound increase the sale of his book This vas Ilaye. 70 him, snl the next ballot showed l. yo.os-''guiity.'
 ROCHESTER,. Jan. 25-Eour hundred Ia bogcrs have struck for -5 per cent. advance. Two thousand are without employment by the strike.
 MAEry,rA, Jan. 27.-H i, Curtis, f,0J0
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-27

That !. J. c. intends making 9 trip down Guldwatcrs hill vI,h snow shoes ,--.---I3t Joe Dluphin Is sJGyE alter coal "I and srcar. That Hun. J. C. C. gave lC to him a case of sea sickngss.-Thar !i,ry talpcn- ter docs not like to paint. That Brown, IS Gackstraw, will not take the refusal so bad to -art tonight. That certain y"Hng men of Prescott like oysters. but rat with tar That the snow Eall fight was an interesting oae.-That the little marine forgot to t-ii overheard. That the marines diGat koep good step. That they have been pGactie.ug the goose--tiat s.cp.-That the performance oe Pjnafore wa vcry "suidc
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-27
PiNAFJEr.

Inc second production of this charming opera last evening was attended by large audience. The members of the company displayed more animation and reality oi action than al the performance of Tuesday night, and everything passed of smoothly.
 iir. j. [. Brown, who ess4yei the ro.O t. Rsckstla1, was su-f.rin. firm a severe cy.a, sni d,d nol do tls justice ,o either h.m,sIt or the pait he assumed he wculi have done had hs iuii command O! h.s voice, otLe.g lse the conception of the ch2-a-ter IS perfect Mss Jessie Stevens. aa Josephine, looked and acted her best She had lLore control oi her voice than before, and cuJr,nced the audien-e hy her pathetic rendition Of the nole affecting p-rt'. Specially to bt lnea,ian.d vas t4s delivery of Farewell, My Oal, which she stu- and acted in Q manner tast sar!ri-oI everyone. Her sing ing vas lJgj and lear, and could bo heald cV c .r h,t r.
 Oi Nes,.s. Daapiin, C,rponts. anl Ciar- en e. nD n.lsiJl is nec.ss sr,, as they were Ps-lcc,.
 Carpenters Ode to the Moon. Was very pretty, and was we'll .pPrec,atet by the aui:onco.
 Bu;;s.eap, bg Miss Iri,A, WAS rendered ia charming m,un4r. Her make up vss cons !eia1ly altered, ;.n iie,. greatly to t.e laJys portrayal oir,at character.
 Hrs. Bach, .s iI-b., Gid sy.,.la.diy.
 DI thg a.u,r rts, h,,,e nsvI Ja said. T.e.sctc.itj ont ;heir diIersu, rtr,a III au ,tj.irs5.c manner,
 .ro nsa is.l.e- were iu@oiae-l lie ias..,ln- et 'F.seveH. @y Own Love, i.,ll inc oq-re.rt oi Roh.a.on c.us,e, in t.. re.i4s s-e-", aI,opa-A dIvo-tius s,ayoa4t uym the du.s oi tAo piece. Was beautifully .u.s and wei received.
 corhnl Bay, oa. O. the ''nar,nes,' ere aj-l o.g-. ,.~..e usr:meat t.warJs the last U falling asleep, apparently, and m%re',ia. oa ,,- -t. es .u ''s.n-.- I.-.'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-27
L.eu.enant ". $. Schuyler.

The following military order has been Is sued hy the authorities al Omaha, Nch.: In accordance wi;h his o~n request. tirs, Lieutenant N. S S-uu, ..r. 5th CayaiEy. i- rsl.1ycd from duty as A.la "e tuaP upo. tus staff ,f the undersigned.
 The distinguished services rendered. By Lieut.. Schuyler dur.ng d most a-,n3a' a''.t sHsce- tul campaign az tjnst the hostile All- c..,. uf Ariz,na. iu l9.2 , and i, and. sub s.luru;iy, in all operations ca1ict oh la this department against hostile Sioux, Il..- ean7s. Bqnuo, k.. Ncz pyrces anJ jt,s from i,.,i tp t.ie present tune. cannot h. t1o aiga'y commented and eati-ie Aim to u5- most grateful recognition.
 L:cuienapt Schuyler will carry with him ,o hi, ne,y t.,d ot duty the L'uuc.t Icmem- l.auccs oI hs late cullmalaor auj ot ai. those wi.l uh .,a Aa h.s been associated at these Headquarters anj the.r b.e, vIsaCsI"r .tu nsnuIabl. and ,Ucccsr.ul career.
 GE9E 9G CEsnE.
 Eris3It,,. General C.nml4iilg.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-27

Ire criticism in the Hsm,.iet of last c,e- lfa. ~.t unjust .I,t uA..'.cl for. Th- c.4.,e .l.., h.5 ignorance by attempting to give a.. .,... f.Jr en'crtaiaGtro. z htst, Ia- .--si .,. -iiHg !: up, a- l, -lould lave ha.a. f.-, oli tue be-, ,.eg ,'o.i. tlcic- ..-e l.. ..J deserve tl. .u;.-,4ue crit .... r, .l p..ess.on.l troupe l..t f..-., t'..s. Wayi.tl 5a,', deserved l,. .c sr.i.l Lar. t..-, -1..aa.,. .i. t.aiIuv an ,.4.-.ary-. -r-...-..rtI'.> >.'-:4 ,..-r.. throws '.,..,3 ,,l.. ri. r... .-.r... .s.-tl. Is.i.ra- ?. s,,-p.r vE..r... ..s lr rrts si-u- '''iaf.n- s.5s-. as.aa., E .agaI eut, should j- .s.--...f... .' $. .r..s....- Ilsu tie ,......zs-.. IT.. ..l.- Ine:a.e Troupe.
 F.. u....-r. aaa-.-.. 'ts arrived ill Pre-. ..-r .s ..- annual -rp.au@ ,.., ,a found al; ,a alu. j.-. "...- Room l. j..
 a... g...- t.s... ..., received sr I-lals A...aa ii.'.-. n3
 Cs,-.-. -..# la irt., just re cei,ei F. .s.e,a Auction Rouse. o25
 Taa Iu,. - c.. aH. f's r,r tw. H......s.. h.p.y t,.I. .. .-.. 5J
 Il.tnhis'.y uaneaes .,.. Cabinet d4-s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-27

pHENix, Jan. 25,-5Iayshal Dako snd Goy Copper started for Ten}s"3as this T.. N. Gov. SaaorJ t.ie,gai,1eI tho.n that their presence was n.-c5s'.. .,t once t) save life and property. L. JIL>oN.
 From the abo.c telegram ae are lcd ;o Lc,ipye that more trouble 5c.ween the Ear l1rrv and the cowboys is ni-h at hqad, anl which ,r'aces Tombstone in d-agcr of being burned to the ground OF tle scene of 2 bloodz battle. The Esrp party recent; : left Tombstone for i}isbee after stage r,3- bers, and the supposition is that in return ing they were followed back to Tombston, hy tle cowboys, who seem HOW to ''hold the foit." Other parties in Prescott have re- cejrej similar teieggams, bu5 hothiag posi- tive $ yet to be known oi tue existing syat- oj af...- down t5ere.