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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-04
Ocean Steamers.
TOR LINE us. MAIL STEAMERS.

NCHOR LINE II. MAIL STEAMERS
"A NETWORK AND GLASGOW.
From Pier No. 20 North River. NewNOrk
April = BOlyla......AprN -, II m
Furnrstia April 10. o. fn An horia April % p M
Rates OF passagetO
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL. BELFASrOr LONDONDERRH
Cabin 900 20 $50 EXcurson tickets az reduced rates
Second Cabin $40 Stecrage outward 10 prepaid tJl
NETWORK TO LONDON DIRECT.
From licI No. 49, North River foot OF Charles-st
begravia. .. A ~. california Apnl 20. noon
Cabin 500 SO. Excursion at reduced rates.
For scotland Rates Psn- Nc apply 20
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents. bowling Green
BORDEAUX LINE.
I'D New and Irect tdns - tho S)1th ~ Prll3A
NEW.YORK AND BORDEAUX DIREOE
CHATEAU LATTE, 5000 tons. now sat April 20
Travellers for FrAnsa |pnn AM Itllg promo. PdL
Nice &c will slvs tne and 0Xpsnss ny taking tlisu1h
Cabin dnclaiins winel $50 Steorlss S-L forPIs'Age
apply - port,NcEp Az ,,oa,.,n,
EUROPE!
H Uneqnaled advantages for Travel. alone In limited
party select par eXcelencc for pleasure study For
Programme and itineraries OF 1882 Address AMERICAN
BUREAU OF FOREIGN TRAVEL. S53 broadway. ~ \.
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AT VARIOUS PLACES.

STOCKTON, Col, April 3.-A fire yesterday
Destroyed sperry Co.'S large Touring mill and ware
house, containing large quantity of grain Several
other buildings adjoining and their contents were also
burned The total loss estimated at 100000 insur-
Hnce $4,000 Several men severely Injured wne
endelyOrn TO subdIe the flames.
GRHRNPOINT Conn, April 3.-The lumber yard Of
Waterbury d totally destroyed by fire about
O'Clock this morning The loss is estimated at from
&l5,O0Oto 10000.
BUFFALO, April "A fire occasiOned BY lightning at
the Buffalo Plains Station OF the Erie Railroad destroyed
the books tickets $3.50 I'm money and the baggage and
freight. The building valued at 5000.
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CHE FIRE RECORD.
DESTRUCTION OF A CHURCH.

Flames were discovered yesterday issuing
from the roof Of the Episcopal Church OF St
James-thc-Less IN the town Of Scarsdale, OF
which the Rev. Francis Chase Is rector.
III the absence of fire department, the build
Ing with contents, destroyed beautiful cnan
eel window the gift Of Miss CorDea Guon formerly Of
ewRochelle, memorial to her sister. destroy ed
as was also a chandelier of cut glass which was sent
from England the Trinity Church corporation OF tLis
city before the Revolutionary War, ana which was OhS
used in St Georges Chapel in Beekmau-st. The church
ed June %, 1851 The cost OF the edhce,
fixtures and furniture was about $4,000 1t was In
aured far l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-04

WASHINGTON, April 3.-Ihe state Depart
ment has received dispatch from Mr. Trescot announc-
fng the death OF Hurlbut of heart disease at
Lima, Peru, on March ~.
General Stephen Augustus Hurlbut was born at
Charleston g. c., November, 90, 1915. He received a
liberal education and in 1887 admitted TO the bar
In 1885 he took part the Seminole adjuant OF
the south Carolina regiment. During the campaign Of
1914 General IIurlbut identified himself with the
Whgs and when Henry Clay defeated he de
termped 10 remove TO the West In 1s45 he estab-
lisbed himself ut Belvdere, Ill He WAS member Of
the Illinois Constitutional Convention in lSi7 and was q
Wing Presidential Eecor in IS4S. He elected 10
the LEGISLATURE three times. When tie broke out
President Lincoln offered him commission as brlga-
der~general, and during 1861 he served In Missouri
He had command OF Fort Donelson after 1t cap
tured IN 1862 aud placed at The head Of the
Fighting Fourth Division OF the Army OF the Tennes
see With this division he took part In the battles OF
Cornth and Shiloh In 1868 General Hurlbu WAS trans
ferred 10 the command Of the Sixteenth Army Corps
with head quarters Me mphis When General sher
man made his march to Mer ldan, General IturlDut ad
OF the left wing II May, 1864 nc succeeded
General Banks MS commander OF the Department Of the
Gull and served until the close OF the war $3.50
General Hurlbut again elected TO the Illinois
LEGISLATURE in 1867. and IN 1868 lie Republican
Presidential ElectOr In 1869 he was sent TO the
resigned the office In April 1872, ana ON his
return home ne was elected 10 the ALllId Congress-
lie was reelected ia 1874 but was defeated IN 1876
when he ran as Ipdep ndent Republican IN the
(hica0o Convention Of 1850 General HuTlDut sup
ported Mr. Blaine Last year he was appointed Minister
10 Peru General lmlbut had made all his prepare,
toDs for ing this month for the purpose OF
Having before the proper committees OF Congress the
cord his mission Peru and reply 70 the statements
male by jacob r. Shpncrd before the House Committee
on Foreign Affairs concerning his connection with the
Peruvian Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-04
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, April 3.-The President sent
to the senate to-day the following nominations:
PostBiasers: Samuel l.. Fletcher at Charlestown, n.
H., Melvin l.. Clark at Mansfield, Penn, Richard III.
Wray al Kcidsye n c., Dewitt Z. Mangum NJ Durham,
n. c. f. w. Willard at Wilmington, His, Robert Mailer
at Depcre Wis, Jabez r. Stearns Blissleld Mich,
William Holsman at Guthrie Centre, Iowa, Ebeneber
SpoOner Greonhed, Iowa, Henry G. Taylor nj Lyons
Kan David X. Collins az Cherry Creek, New, william
NJ. Keighty Durango, Col. James McLeer at Brook
Ign, \. \.
Army: Second Lieutenant Thomas II. Barry to be
first hcutcnant second Lieutenant Charles H. 1hOmp-
be- 1rst lieu enant; Second Lieutenant Charles II.
1ey to be- first lieutenant
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IN INGENIOUS YOUTHFUL R0BBER.

BALTIMORE, April 3.-James Coleman, age
twelve negro Doolback, attempted to sell Friday
United States Treasury check for 800, dated at Wash
ington aud payable in this city Saturday afternoon
Deputy Marshal Frey learned that the boy was
offering TO sell another check for $50. drawn New
York and payable here. The boy arrested and
fessed that ne stole letters from boxes tho post office
with thin stip oil iron and Ia that way obtained the
cAecks
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IJrNBER AND HOUSES BURNED.

DETROIT April ga fire occurred at Otter
Lake, Lapeer County. yesterday, which destroyed
6OOo 600 feet Of lumber. Fourteen families home
less s. j. Murphy loses $4,000 insured for $4,000
The Otter Lake Lumber Company loses $4,000; no in
surance C. b. Benson's loss is 5000; Insurance,
50 300 Ten dwellings burned, causing loss Of
5000; insurance, 5000 1t is supposed that tie fire
hx mn
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ATTACKED WITH PARALYSIS.

RALEIGH, N. c., April 3.-Ex-Govemor W..
" Holden was on Sunday morning attacked with paray-
ala al his house III this city. He Is much improved TO-
lsy but other attacks are feared
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WITNESSES WHO BELIEVED IN MIR. HINMAN.
In the Hinman-Hare libel suit yesterday the

WITNESSES WHO BELIEVED IN MR. HINMAN.
In the IInman-Iiare libel suit yesterday the
deposition OF John f. Santee read Mr.. Hinman's
reputation declared be good and the accusation
that his name by-wOrl denied. Similar tes-
timony wac given in the dispositions OF Herman Wester-
man. Henry c. Bonestee, shop-keeper at springfield.
near santee Agency; James Sto, for several years
cover of tie United states Land Office at NloorSra;
John L. Turner, partner OF Mr.. Bouesleol;
Anna T.. Griffin. JOhn Brton, Francis Welgand, LOUIS
Weigand aud Mary Brozlus Leonard Meigand declared
that Mr.. Humans reputation good In answer to
The question what reputation he said 1t meant not
doing anything out OF the way"
The next deposition that Of Mrs Tipi Du Iawin
Hopkins, Of whom Duncan stone tod the story Of the
tent Bishop Hare. she denied that the
story had any foundation fact Mr.
Human only came 70 her fathers house once IL
was "A iittle b. fore sundOwn on u sunday in May. He
only STAYED hour. She in her fathers tent when
ne came She went Thomas Walinna's hut TO tell
her father on examination she said That she was
alone IN the tent when Mr. uinman came. Al first she
said there was moon that night, aud then sue
denied this. David Whaie,-the father o. Iih
10 his tent three springs when the
strawberries red. He was in Waklnnas hut eating
supper and he went 10 the tent HIS daughter re
in9fucd at the hut and not III the tent Wllle MI
Human was there. Thomas Wakanna testified thai
Mr. Uinman had never visited him at night On tue
evening when Mr.. Human was in Whaes tent Ilpi Du
Tawin wa not in the He said Duncan stones rep
utaion was la because he lied; no hal heard stone
sav So stone also fooled" people. He hal fooled
of wheat aud only gave him bushe The trial VIII DC
uua1t o-t
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Gitnations rOanteo--fe

THE ORIGINAL SWEDISH EMPLOY
"A. MENr AGENCY.
Competent swedish German. French and English help FOR
pa '~'' GUSrAvUs ADOLPHUs sCIIANzE.
27thst and ithaye, Madison square Garden NewYorE.
4 EKSTROM, Proprietress of Select Bureau
GT S% sS5 fo aa all 'a R sss
vice male servant buffers iooimsn &c also several 'tr9nt
A PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
k9is Of spof Competent 9p Of female rSva ,s Gs
bep am and col srTans AZ the large old shion@d
PR0TESrAYT. HOME BUREAU. 1873 Gth-aye, fourth
house above lOthst
A LADY would take good care of Flat or
"A House for parties going away references A L. %
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By a
understanding the dutesof the dining silver,
near neal s5tn,s S.'''' ''s '1'''0'''1' :
CHAMBERMAID and SEAMSTRESS.-By q
- competent young woman sews by hand or macine 20
NJ = s. Tribune Uptown Office, 1898 Broad gay
CHAMBERNIAID and WAITRESS in a pri-
" famiy.By respectable Young woman best refer.
ence. 952 vth-ave
COOK, &c.-By competent woman rs cook
~ and baker; viii assist with washing and go49g nS o.
lection To the country good city references 2i5 55ts
COOK, &c.-By respectable woman - good
~ cook washer and ironer city or country Call or VI
dress SIS Vandan.st. top floor. rear
COOK.-By a respectable trustworthy woman
ployer Who an be seen Call at So3 shave JAcarrS
BUREAU
C0OK.-By Scotch Protestant woman, who
understands her business in every pat an e5Sa
sober kind and o5in city or c,unfry city rer
not afraid Of work Call at 292 6tave near leist
COOK.-By a Frenchman go; speaks Eng
~ lsh. German French hassoyoral years experience
aeteT Se PAU L. VAN EEcKMoUr, i42 7ih.ase
HOUSEWORK.- tidy young German grl
cook, wash and iron reference. l7j T. ll7ths1
HOUSEWORK, or COOK and LAUNDRESS:
by No[%ega n ss 1Ss ron, Milling aaS ss ss
family cook really % go %hea %ante ana stay %h csn e
AIyNDRESS.-By Swedish girl IA first
~ class aundrcss understands Washing and ironing dS SSr
ough best OF references wiz engase IN pV' taHhy oaV'
Cali for days At Aue ithaye. New'fOrk
ATrNDRESS.-By a respectable youn9
woman a. aundress Ave years best city rel
from her last employers no cards ring second |
MISS l.. CAMPBELLS Foreign and Domes-
vi and Female Employment Bureau % west ~.
ST. ~ B-Rclerences viii De strictly nyestiSatd so'' AS
disappointing families VIII be excluded from this Once
AIRS. TAYLOR. widow in distress, having
vi had pneumonia asks Of the benevolent little aid 70 p0
home for self and child Wing 20 seS anu VR
clothing. Address Tribune Uptown on0e' 100 Dlos:-
NURSE and SEAMSTRESS.-By an excellent
~ girl who understands business and Is In every wv
desirable and take entire charge OF an III
dersanls ali abont working machine best references ay
or country 2s2 6thave, tween 18th and lY,h 81,
NURSE. &c.-By an American woman 10
take care c 81 an Is soo hoaeseSe and win as
with upatars work Address @, Tribune Uptown om'"
l2Ss Broaawy ----------.----------
WASHING and IRONING.-By q respect,
w able woman at home best city reference. 800 "os'
l7tn.st. -
WAITRESS and CHAMBERMAlD.-By a
w young gun az waitress or chameeE s l1a asdsI
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THE DEATH or MINISTER HURLBUE

WASHINGTON, April 3.-The State Depart
,nent has received dispatch from Mr. Trescot announc
Eng the death Of Minister Hurlbut of heart disease, al
Lima, Peru, March 81.
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DOYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
Ia Steamers leave Pier IS. v r. foot Of West 24th-st
Tn Rotterdam:
We'd April .. w 4. SchOten We'd Apl ~.
For AHasterGdn
SCUIEDAM Wednesday. April l9.
cabin go ~ cabin. $50 Steerage, f26 prepaid IA
IL CAZAUX General Agent u south Niiaa-st
FUNCu, EDYEtS co, T.. W. MORRIS,
81 ST. Freight Agents. 80 B'waY. Pass Agent
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TTEU = IN II Y n,
Ia United states and Royal Belgian Mail Steamsra
EVERY SATURDAY FOR ANTWERP.
The splendid ngstcL34 ful-pOgorcl ste iners.
NADERLAN urlay Aplil I, D. m.
"A l.. :,
saloons. state smoking and bathrooms anlsups
Second cabin accommodation UnexcelleI.
State-rOOms Ill on main deck.
No horses. cattle sheen c3Fdoi.
First cabin, 80 and $40.
Second cabin. So prepaid So excursion
Steerage. $50 prepaid, 81 excursion, Ti3 90.
PETER WRIGHT x SONS. Geul Agts - Broadway, NY.
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THE ORIGINAL SWEDISH EMPLOY
~ MENr AGENCY.
Established lS72
Cnmneenf Swedish. German French and Englah HELM
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-12

Weak ness. Sperm mstnrrhcse. Ennis ions. Impotencv Exhausted Vitality. Prena' TT decline. and LO&A OF MANHOOD from ~hatever cause produc. C. It eH riches and purifies 'the Bl cd. Strengthen rhe Nerves. Srain, Muscles. ge tion. Reproductive Organs and PAv and Mental Faculties 1t stops any natural d.'bilitatin- drain upon tse sys'e pi even in involuntary losses deb,litGtin dreams. rem nal losses with he urine. ,Ic so d.-iriIct va 10 mind and body. Ii is Slrc climinator of all Kidney an d RlsGde Com h nt.. IL contain no iniu ions i';- ,.rs''l'onts. T" those suffering from the evil ,ilec's of yorthfuI indiscreiions or ex- c's~.as. speedy thorough and permanent .nr" a GuarantecL. prica S2.50 per bottle,
 T five hptflc~ In ease. E itl full uircctinns aud ait,vics.. SlO. Sent secure rom ohser- v'iian t9 a'.y sddfeSs upon rec ipt Of bricc ar C. H. n 'ro l,r had cnl, c. nr. c D. tJFiiI.;N. @iG ke:sCl-y >t.. eau Francis r'. C1l C,.iisu 'tntsons strictly c,sahdeIi- iial. hv lct-c- s1 office. | E... Fut the nrlyc; isnc' os pa;icaIs. and .u nr,.cr toi n- sure perfec' s~crec. 1 h n 10, ted q l,ri- vatr address. under N h ch sl. packages are torwaruco-
 'rstssA ss'CT-.e FssEE
 NOTiEr;-I Till end l. ial hottie the REJ YEN \ TOR -su.n. tent to s. CIV its Ele.ii-f,t.. uf ca<rg.. t0 any one affli tord. ..rpi.ing by l. tier, staIins his rylnp crls and a-e, G.ssiI D taicaJioaS strictly on- h.ieE5i%l-
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forwarded to the same point next
 week. Tupper's loss was one killed
 and one wounded. The town of Ga leyville, falsely reported last week
 as having been burned by the h. dians, is rapidly being deserted. Merchants and others are moving all their stock and effects to San Simon
 for safety. though it is believed here that all immediate danger is ov.,r. Col. Brady, who left here on the 1st of May, reached Richmond with his command yesterday morning, having secuted along the Glla valley over the entire route between here and
 Richmond. He reports all quiet and and no signs of fresh Indian tracks CD route. Of the nine companies of the First Infantfy which arrived here last night from Texas, three were forwarded 10 Wilcox, one to BowIe, and four remained here wait
 ing for orders They are, it is said, to be sent to Clifton. The govern ment seems 10 be thoro Ighly in earnest at last ana more troors are now in the field an available thar ever before in the history of the nu- merous Indian outbreaks which have for iong years past devastated the Terrisories of Arizona and New Mexico.
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Address
 Wurch & E rix.
Homestead Proof on Entrirs.

U. g LIND OFrICE AT UcsoS, ARIzoNA ,
 .aay @fd. 1882. l
 Notice is hereby given that the following na!ned SC tiers have niet noIice of inten ton to make Anal prorf in support of their claims and secure dHal entry hereof IS follows: Nil.fam k. Lewis Homestead Application No. l2f for the x E. l4 of $. ction 34. Township V If Range No f. East, changed fromD-S No 327 The claim- ant names the following persons as hi5 witnesses 10 prove his clAiin: Thompson Walker, David Walker. t.eorge " Nich- ols and Mics Pctesson. all Of Tempe Marfcnpa Co. A. T ,. and Geo ge W Nirh- DIS on Homestead App;icatio.i No l23, for the South Cast II of section of 3t. Township No. North of Rangc No East C S 5 R. Meridian cnanSed from D. $. to 3tS. The claimant names tac fol lowing witnesses to prove his calm :: thompson Wal ker- David Walker. Niles Peterson and William K. Lewis. aiI of emp, Maricopa Co, A. T. and that said proof will be made b fore the Hon. orabse DeForrest Porter, Judge of the Second Judicial District for the rerrito- " of Arizona, at his chambers in rhoH- nix, Marico. a. County, Arizona, on the 5th day Of Jnne 1882, at 10 o'clock a. rn- of that day. HENRY COUSINS,
 ln5-3Jd. Register.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-12

Enfs Great
 siren. they treE Ee1HeSe and A Q rv T..ssfc is the Ie- gitinlate rcs u t of ever htr yeIs of prscti- cal experieuce- and CURE WIFE USFAI[SG GER TATNTY Nefvol aud P II y si cr
 De bi.ity, Sem
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-12
THE GREAI ENGLISH REMED

Is A ncvei-rsii ug
 core for Nervous .Dsb lity. Exhaust l. ed Vitality Sem final Weakness, .Sperme [ orrhrea, Lost Manhood. lImpotency, Parsl- " Is, and all the terrible effects of eelf-abuse, youth :ful fUllies, and ex-
 cessee in mature
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-12

years-such as loss of memory, Lassitude. Nocturnal Emission, aversion to soc 'ety, Dimness of vision, noises in the head. the vital fluid pa sing unobserved in the Urine and many other diseases that lead to in sanity and death.
 Dr. Mintie will az ee to forfeit Five Hun ,ired D ,llars for case this kInd the Vital Restorative (under his special a;ivice and treatmenD wiil not cure. or for any thing lmpur. or injurious fonnd In r. DI Mintie treats all private Diseases succ . fully without mercury. Consultation fr.'r. \ thorough examination and advice. in- cludina analysis of urine. 5. P'ica oi Vi:al Restorative. B q 5ot,l", "r foar i'm V the auanIi }, S1o: sent n any ads.rc-s u2o Tece p' af price. or C- c. D secar- from observation and ia priva.e na.,l-. ii esi7ed nv A E. Aiutie, Il. D., No llkeaE- ny Si san Frarciscn
 Sample bottle . tree or applicant n bf le,fer stating symptoms. sex aud age. Communications s7ric ly CnnEs.e- rial-
 pr Mintir'H hlDNsY RExRpY NEPHSETlr CUM, cures all kinds of Kidney and bladder Comp Iaints, Gounrrh.ea. Glcct. LeCcnrrh,eA For sale " all druggists; S1 bottle, six boliies, s5.
 Dr. MinIie's DAEpELIoS i'hIs are tke hest and cheapest Dyspcpsis ana s:ili"d- h the n Ar &et- For sale by sll druggists
 jEni-Iii-
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-12
NOTICE.

PREscoTT. A. T.. March S. isS2. The Bsnk of Arizona has this day so,d the good will and business of it's Age1es al Ph0nix, to Kales 6 Lewis. who viii ss snme all liabilities and collec, all asset ct said agency. We commend the new 5-n to our friends. ant ask continuance of their patronage, THE BANK OF eRIzcka.
 SoI. LEwls. fresld-nt,
 By Ii. W. kALES. Cashier. II. W. KALgs. soL~LEwIs
 KALES & LEWIS. Bankers.
 GNix, AHiL1Hl Referring to fhe above, we beg to notirv tue public that we sSall continue the bank ng 01sineSs in sll 1t branches. and teu6e- our services as Bankers to our correspond ents and others. and ask a continuance ct The patronage hererofs. e exIendc0 10 tnr Azeacy of the Bank of Arlzcaa We ~ii. act as the Agents of tho Bank O, AEt-on~ Prescott. kALEs Lkais-
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-12
Notice to Creditors.

In the Probate Conrt of Maricopa County in the Territory of Arizona
 In the matter of the estate of F. N. Sian kard, deceased
 Notice is hereby gwen by the undersign- cd aG minis traror of the estate of F. M. Slankard. deceased to the creditors of, and ali persons having claims against the said deceased. 10 exhibit them with the necess- ar voEches W ithin ten months after the first publication of this notice 10 the said administrator at his residence on Madison Street in the city of Phoenix. County Of Maricopa. or at the office Tweed & Hancock In city of Phoepix.
 CHARLES H. SLANKARD-
 Administrator of the estate O F. NJ,
 Slankard. deceased.
 TwEE D lS HANCOCK, Attorneys for Adm'r- a.e March 29tn, 1884
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STRAY HORSES.

Came to the place of the undersigned on or about the 9Ih day of April, two iron grey horses, one branded as 10 lows: >d-> Tn perpendicular potion 70 brand visible on the other. The owner can hav. the same by proving property and paying expenses of keeping and adverris- ing them
 m22d &w1m. SAME WEBB
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-12
Fire in PittsburS.


 PITTsBURe, May 8.-The Court house burned yesterday. Nearly all the records were saved. Harry Me Dermott was killed by falling glass. Loss $75,OOO; insured for $5O,OOO.
 The GuIteau Family.
 NEW YORK, May 9--A writ of habeas corpus has been served on John W. Gniteau by George w. Sco- vile, commanding him to produce the body of Mrs. Frances NJ. Scoville at chambers of the county court on May g. Scoviile, the petitioner, sets forth that his wife is illegally deta1ned and distrained of her fiber ty by her brother, John W. Guiteau, and petitioner furtIer says that slnce the late trial of her brother, Charles J. Guiteau, in Washington, his VI fife has shown strong evidence oi men, tai disturbance, which has been in creased by persons who have at tempted to make use of her for the purpose of gain. The petitioner also claims that John W. Gulteau refuses to reveal the present whereabouts of his wife; that on no account would he have the question of her mental condition made public, and feels that the mental condition of his wife is such that she should have such care as he only can furnish her, and proper medical attentions. John W. Guiteau claims that Seoville him. self is crazy on the subject of his wife's insanity. He says his sisters mind is affected and he feels sorry for it and desires to look after her.
 The Christisncy Scandal.
 WASHINGTON. D. C., May 9.-Ex- aminer Lovejoy took the deposition of witness Stephen Chester, yester- day, on |, half of ex-Senaror Chris ttancY, in the divorce suit. Witness said he met George E. Haight at
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-12
DIsrharsins Chinamen.

NEVADA. Cal, May 6.-The Blue Tent Mining Company, after em- ploying Chinameu in their cl i'm for a long time, have arranged for put ting white men in their places. A few of the heathens will be retained. Economy. the miners say, has been the motive which prompted the hir- ing of Chinese.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-12
convicted of Murder.

SACRAMENTO, [ al, May S.-In the Hurtado murder case the jury re turned verdict of murder in the first degree after being out about five hours and a half This is the case iu which Judge Denson made, recently te:egraphed. a ruling that seduction of wife was no excuse for murder.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-03-23
Cotton Seed.

Texas has just fairly begun to
utilize cotton seed, which has
heretofore gone to waste, the
cotton seed oil industry now as
Stunning such large proportions,
and some interesting facts in re-
lation to which have recently
been given by Mr.. Henry v.
Ogden, Of Atlanta, Ga. His lit
tie pamphlet shows that there
are now forty-one of these oil
mills in the Southern States,
two Of which are in Alabama,
four in Arkansas, one in Geor-
gia, nine in Louisiana, nine in
Mississippi, two in Missouri,
eight in Tennessee,six in Texas.
Texas promises to be one Of the
largest producers. and it is like
ly that the industry will soon
extend to the Carolinas. The
present consumption of seed is
estimated by Mr.. Ogden at 4Io,-
600 tons.-Midland Review.