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Tru.ricide. in Georgia and Texas.

NV N0LE. jay I1.-IHN I0Il0UmE -pt-
cill- appear ID tAceyeniu- papers:
atlanta. July 1.-Two brothers named
Bruuter. while ou g. shooting excursion ~
-rhiri- county .ni- morning. quawc.lrc
abou. the provision. they bad taken wiki
them. several blows Were exchanged,
when one shot the other through the head.
killing him instantly. Tie irairicide Aa-
not h-en seen since.
lhhoa >prugs. Taos. July 1.-Two
sol, OF William Jones. thirteen ANA fifteen
vear- old. qumreied this morning while
getting water at % -priug a. - Who owned
the jug The younger boy di>embowclied
lie brother.
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Jewish Russian Refugees i'm Cincin-
unli.

CIN,NNArl. july 1.-The arrival o. 80
Jewish Russian refugees Oh saturday, who
were sent mere in q starving condition and
without word oi notice 90 the Jewish
Relief Committee OF thi- city, ha- created
considerable indignation among the Israel
ife- bore. and they have cahled 10 tine relief
committees in London and Hamburg 90
send no more mere. I'D the mean time the
most vigorous measures have been taken 10
relieve the immediate necessities Of the
refugee. and obtain for them permanent
homes and cmploymeut Subscriptions
amounting o. $1,000 have already been pee
rei,ed. and soliciting committee has been
appointed 90 collect more.
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Genrgin DerriorrnrY

ATLANTA. July l1.-Deiegatc> are rapidly
arriving for the state Democratic Coayrl-
ton W uich will mrc; Oh the 1870 instant TO-
nominal Stlte officer. a. II. stephen,
and &. .. Baker. candidates ior tine gov
lrnor-Lip. arr both here.
senator Brown and Dir. stephens arrived
from AtAen- this morning. They called on
senator Ill. this afternoon. and found him
sitting IN hi, chair. Mr.. Hid - better than
YESTERDAY. bat liz condition j., moi cncour-
a-ing.
The indications arc that the Democratic
convention VIII adopt t.ic majority rule,
and that Nj stephen. WIFI Je nominated Tor
Governor on tie lr-i ballot.
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andria. Senator George. Of Mississippi.
made strong speech on the intcrnaI-rcve-
niue bill.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
The Fish Commission steamer has gone to
New England waters to cruise for the
summer.
Government receipts to-day: Customs.
s'S6,29l internal revenue, Ss2G, 700: bank
notes Tor redemption, s359.O00.
n large number Of citizens Of Washing
ton to-day pctItioned Congress In favor Of
an international peace congress.
The House to-day passed the letter-car-
riers' bill. II divides them into four
classes.
ASSOCIATED Press reports 10 the Dispatch
RESERVATIONS CALLED FOR.
WASHINGTON, July H. The Secretary Of
the Treasury has called for the resignation
OF superintendent Davis, OF the New ,t.r-
leans mint, for inefiiciency. and of snper-
sing-lnspec,or-oi-S Tower. Of
the New York city district.
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Political Delegates Elected Governor
Cameron al sea.
Especial telegram 90 tie Disparch.l

TTT'-"I'-- I'I'--TIIT w DO IT7III- 'T-I
NORF0LK. VA. July 1.-The Norfolk
County Dcadiustcr Convention to-day
elected eleven spalding delegates 20 the
Hampton Congressional Convention, and
Portsmouth VIII probably elect four more.
Governor William l.. Cameron. General
'. y. Grouer. and othcr- vi the Govern
or's party al Old Point. put f. >ca today
on a thrce-days' cruise on the piIot-hoat
Phantom by invitation Of tie Virginia p
lot Association.
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ADDISON DEAD.
Fatal Fading of IN Impromptu Duel
Growing Ous OF Love Affair.

Further Accounts Of the LuncnburE Tragedy
Death OF Addison nj O'Clock sunday
Morning: Body Removed to baltimore for
EurinI-Arrcsf Of Garland. Charged with
fhc KilIinr-The Name Of the Young Lndy
Given Now for the First Time; Her Deep
Grier-Drscription Of the Figh, By TN Eye-
Witness-who Addison Wns-
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Suicides Ia Georgia.

AUGUSTA, GA, july IA young man
named William +. Harrieale committed
suicide last night by shooting himself.
ATLANTA, July IA special 10 The Co's-
et;,,,fiop from Athens, Ga, says: - Re
becc, Goldberg, wife Of a Russian jew,
committed suicide last night by cutting her
tbroat With a pociet-knife. Her head was
,earIv severed from the body. A mirror
ard two knives were in the cradle ny the
Side OF her young infant. No cause l. -
stoned -
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Steamboat sunk.

NEW ORLEANS July l7.-The steamboat
John Wilson, from Washington, La.' 10.
New Orleans, struck snas and sank saS'
n,rht near Richards landing on the Atcia-
f,,Igyn river. No loss OF life u reported.
Tine boat and cargo, which are 2 tot:l loss
were valued nj 5000; insured IN Cinoih'
matt companies for $4,000 .
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WASHINGTON, July IA dozen more
de.fh. Of boy, from lOckjaw caused hy
v-ni,,ld. on july 9TH by toy-pistois ere r.
norted from New York and New England.
: Ji.uatch from Cincinnati sav- lhere have
L.en .iy death, from i0ckjav in that city and
Covipeton within the past three days. the
victim, = in al. boy who were Mouiueu ~ W
tine hand by tOy-pistols Oh july an. ~
most eases the wounds were apparent!
trllling.
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Terrible Accident in nucnos Ayres.

PANANA. July ~ cIl-lroph" ], T.
parfed 10 have occurred 80 Bueno- Ay-e-
on The occasion Of ,Ae funeral ou-equie- %
Gariha!di. 4 curtain I'm one OF thc lo"ces
caught lre. tie cGiiire Wa crowded "a thc
time. ana ID c8useWcnc. of agglJmmero-
ton OF people or tue staircase u their any
,ety 10 e-.apc the wall fell dotn. bury.ng
many OF them. Twenty bodic- were duS
out Of the ruins and TN persons were
seriously wounded. 81 wc.c wel-Anown
r...nr.ta
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MAXINE INTELIIGENCE.

yiNiATUrE ALMASAc-lrIY A.. 1879.
-,,, -.-r,........... a.s7 NIsn TIpE.
SIN -o'. ......... 1I3 Morning. CT
Moon rises........ e.Vz Evening .-,.......'' 200
PoEq or RICHMOND. aUl, -. 1874
ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke. C"nrl- Nc~ , o'A, nts-
c,i4udi-, siiG li.,cror- q, - ..it' q - .Ks'ass-
.,-rt~r A.i.nn.. Carr. i.4cel ili.i- iD"itssssis-
"a = .,.,i ,..--sst.~.f.. y. ". het lrri * asfsi
...-,...t A-,ci t.Inuff. Hori0i-. I 10 ed Hl-si-s
mail. utrrliln'ii-e. ana h-fa"i l'''' q. 20 '"''"'
frie -wifi Norwegian, Thoma'cH. baltimore,
frif. ,..t,, A.,
w. rgat r1a Dominica iisiiag alsG Yacht
flDh.
sAfLEG.
-rn,ssncr v *. Wax Nalle. CuDicfir, Tor I've
,s.,.l.- cruisc with Old Dominion flslsine md
Y.chs Glrh
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NOTICE who have been uHo at,
y mo ~ ustug oar BEER BOTTLES viii
= - "a, a,.rut.itptuv-nE patent, resting assured
~ ,,,teetefi ihey vii b, dealt win D. ths ines; eA-
u 80 - ~ i,v CHRISTIAN a WHITE.
~ - IA General Accents Robert PoriHef.
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RICHMOND MARKETS..
Noeo,l. Jui, IL. les2.



ror,,,r,. y,r,,.i.c,.
4.,I.s a~..n.-I. ,..,,. So. Do, - q barrel
U..,-r.. 2s. - U
rttr.-. Prim. choice yellow. 300 4-e.. f.if
'THD-. ln'-. ''i ht-.'N l.''I ''tl. i'.','.,
f.r cli, mills
r... N.u.trr.
.|u.l p.4. sIGJr -l.7U.
D..I Frt.f. N0murl
f... y,lr.. Hons. 300. chicken. lJry-r.
T.... no. b.. cranes. recent. a.. CHAD ID tlt
IT.. Jrr. l.v,--oo.o 5us0c. common.
l5r
t,I-.,...I 50 ft.r-I 10 F.. ln.h,I
t.- yi-.-.ui- fmlrf,. aue...I clover
missed SUI. $50. clover. go. zoo.
IlI,d p,tt. ~ 9ue.
Jo,. ,,iu..ie ~l.5.lieI.7s p n. ~cneca 'ro,
..ft.. 4..I,rr. 20 M
I.f. f.r,.-t. l.gf3r.
J,, -srQD,. bu-hl.
Sru4r. PRIME, 10.
Naurks. 100 500.
Erl.T s-rr,r sra4Oc.
T1Yotr. cr01c. H..
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SeunIor H.u Worse.

ATLANTA, Ga. July 15.-scnaior Iii =
worse He had to take bis food through
uIbe Yesterday. His death may occur al
any moment, and great anxiety exists.
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yehr n. <siusst a Co.. Tobacco esrcu.
lar.
LoSDoS, Grossly SQUARE. L. e.,
lulr q 1904 -

LONDON, q tkoSfN SQUARE. l.. C..
July 5. 1882. ~
TO the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Sir.-Ne have 10 report an improved de-
mald for Tobacco in this market last month.
and sales Of all kinds are estimated from
l,5o0 20 1,S00 hogsheads, although good
parf Of these may have been taken bv bro
kcrs and dealers. and have yet 10 be placed
to manufacturers.
The medium classes of western strips
were stir most sought after, but we notice
more disposition 70 6eal on the better quail
itieS. which We hope max lead to business
when buvers realize how small an addition
the new import VIII make 20 our stock.
Western leaf met with very little inquiry.
We should think the scarcity Of cheap
strips vii. compel a larger use Of Missouri
leaf during the coming wear.
Some Saics II good dark Virginia strips
were Effected n full prices. leaving the
supply % These very limited.
Bright leaf has mol Sod freely Oi late,
bui the stock in first hands i now so re-
duced. with small prospect Of any addi-
ton from Virginia. that we have no doubt
fun prices viii bc obtained for the par
GELS sin on sale
some salcs OF good colory Ohio are re-
ported az 81. hui there j. very little TO be
found either Of Ohio or Maryland worth
attention.
We need not fear that good crop ac-
counts viii have any ADVERSE effect on
the market n present, aid we en- only
hope, in the general interests Of the trade.
that tine crop may be secured.
QUOTATIONS.
l-giai0 LcGT.-C OmmOn g. middlinc.
I'd. - I'D. pei pound; fair 10 good and
tine, Cd. 70 -. per pound; bright fancy.
std. 20 I'D. aut lSd. per pound.
irgin.0 >trfpS.-t om,non 10 middiine,
Cd. ioT.d. pcT pound; good 10 line. Sd.
20 esd. and I'D. per pound.
" cSteT7, LfQ1.-Common 10 middling
exports. Sd 10 81. per pound; good to
tilc exports. >. q. TO Ill. per pound sotnd
dr.. common 10 middlin-. q q. % tad. per
pnund fair good and inc, Jtd. to C4d.
peY pound; celory, ID. o. led. and I'D. per
p0und.
y eS;erU >.rjys.-Common 10 middling
sd. 20 IL. per pound; lair 20 good and
fine parcels. - =. 10 SD and l0d. per pound:
selections and bright kentucky river. 9ad.
10 I'D. Der pound.
N1- viQnd cHo Ohio-J5d. 10 SD. and
fbd. per pound.
AeQroteod and CnUepaii-sd. o. I'D.
and sd. pa pound.
joins Il. GuLAT & Co.
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CITY DIRECTORY NOTICE.

nFPS0Ns HAVING MADE OF CON
TrsupI. Artist CHANGES IN ElTht.E
T.f-sixtss az RESIDENCE are rcluesied 20
a 49,, a., "a once - the Directory eii.ee A. le
80. 4 now over and the work bclx mace
r-aeiT for lie prnicrs- j. II CdAi nieSh.
se1s eosucS Eleventh aIa Nal a0sssss
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FIour-Ur quote. Fmc. $40 $3.50. e. RI.
sJ.aUn<G; .uprrhu,, s1.Jn0sO common .u-
pe~hu.. f4.jOH -: common Hmil s0.OlNT - a,
eu0ic, lalil'.s 1850 - -
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PRODUCE EgokERS-

DOHERT MOORE & CO.,
Ia 43FxcRASeE PLACE,
NEW YORK.
Fzee..se huviug and 4fil5ig order. on use ses
Yofl f.rodurs and Cotton iNrhanEto I'm imfne-
dat and lulsrc delivery. ,.... -.
Tar,scnlsr aflcntiSn gwen 10 WHEAT. OATS,
CpEN. anc FLOtE r. on which ~ make liberal
advances. 80
si0rr.sslsnslsiepcc solicited. ~ 9-ih
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
MoxnAY. JIM, II. 1899.

MVNHA1seu IL lbrzs
SALEs-SFcoSp DoAED.-1o shares Atlanta and
Charlotte a - $50 Virginia tax-rec.ivable cou-
pons nj SO: 10 shares Richmond ard Danville ut
lOl' 10 do af l01 IL do. al 1924: IS shares Ner-
folk and Western preferred at IS, 100 do a, 5if.
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CsggLDRES,s CARRIAGES.

49, I
GHILDREN'S CARR AGESc
I from - -; DECORATED Cli si- g--s--s- -
cool EES. fik-fANs, NiRt Dseh-tpN hENs
IfyEE-fIAaED lCE-ffiCHtks. aai oiissr
s,sasOa..r.o ,Fsoe.s at hoe prices lii
G(iBEf:I tlAEE0I.D's, .
81. 81 is,,sd stFces-
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. July i. 1ss2.
BEFTfTNl-

WHEAT-Whi.c. $50 hu he'll. BED. 1915 bu,h-
Ci-. ro-'NhihiIoI, I4u bushels.
tDEN.-Nhltc. =.3Os bushels. rc-cNhIhitcd "a q
bushels. Mixed. 2.uuO bushels, ur-cxiiui.ed.
500 Du.hci.
rs --gtF .Nll
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r1nnINIA nIsTogIcM EEC0MIs.
Personal NEWS ITEMS.

Hon. John Z. Massey and wife have gone
f. Montgomery county, Nd, 10 see their
son. who-is i'll there with the typhoid fever.
Mr. Mason. OF Grafton. Is said TO have the
inside track for United States district nj
,orney for West Virginia. Secretary LIN
coln has gone 10 Springfield 10 attend the
funeral Of his mother. Senator Edmunds
has lost his daughter, whose Illness mas
ken, him from the Senate for some 'ime.
AR. Robinson, OF New York, offered reso-
tuition to-day inquiring why American
marines march bchind the British al AieA.
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NEW YOEK. July - otfon-Nei receipt, 600
baIe~ gross 2.lsI bake i'fflr~e clos q dHii s.iies,
5B.Uuu bales. duiy. el--D3 ~ l@.by A,F..sa'
pcI0ier eII.-7: AoFruher, = I.0-as l."s
Ib.eenil,er. sII.BA; Janmarf. sii.-uelr LII
leilrnlry. rIl.Nla.sl l.b@, March, sl-.i-9s
- u L ! :. ~ L.. u Il
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MrIwAvKEE. Jmy lT.--floUr stead; and In
lalr demand. Wheat unsettled No casi and
.iuir. -I.Z- Corn lower. ~. =. 1bc ualr dhiets
80. - 5I.c.. wutc, J6.c. Hyc wcas NJ. J..
10. no. = CSC. Barley active and lower NJ. =
ping. -Ic. -l.h and Jiii'. sl -. -cp.cmi'or;
Prov siona lover. Size --poik. -Hu.tD ca-h ana
August 5000 september. lard-ir imc team,
e12.17 cash aud August. el24u repiemi CT.
Hng- lower at S7.j0mro
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Cement. Lime. Plaster. &C.

l.0,l,f- ID.-ulInID. > = Ia 100 D ulrrti.
L..s. Agricultural -.o lNc. e hu,ici- 100 b
l.lid ..f 9u,as I.3O. according to quantity fifti-
Place Lump s4.75, ground. ss caiciucd
fill-ter. sl.gDas2.
Tltr- Largt Size. 3 4.
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rspeclal telegram 10 the Dispafch. J

BuHKEvIILE, July 17r-Mr. Joseph Addi-
son. who was wounded on Friday in the
affair with Richard Garland. died at G
O'Clock sunday morning. at the residence
OF his brothcr-in-law, Mr.. 4. J. Wedder-
burn, which Is within a few miles OF Luz
nenburg Courthouse. His mother and
brother had been summoned from Balt-
more, and with them came surgeon and
nurses, all Of whom were at hi, bedside
when death occurred.
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The following i, from the Baltimore Day
OF yesterday: ~ -
Joseph Addison. Of IN, T ,',. T p,ch 81
mor,aliy wounded in due W'rn i. i.l', q
Garland last Friday, in Luiicn'u, e"u.l'l
Va. died YESTERDAY n.orniRs i, ne ,r res1-
dence OF his broiher-iIi-in" VI. 80. 1 u9-
derburn, near LuncnbuIg Ioui1 Wse.sr- ia :,
mother and brother and pr n.d n =. I'd 4.
side Saturday, were with him wns1 hs a, n;
~ assssru seas old and son Of the laie
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BALL EXTRACTED.

The ball was extracted. having entered
the interior Of the groin on the right side
and passed through the body.
il was cut ont one inch below the skin
on the left hip.
Addison was in The full possession Of all
The faculties Of his mind 10 within a short
time OF dissolution, and was conscious Of
his condition and perfectly resigned.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-23
NoSice TO Tree Planters.

Parties wl>hIu. Cottonwood trees
for forest planting can have them
IN any quantity. viii furnish M lpS
of not less than ten thousand. for one
dollar a Thousand. Lots ~ ~ lhnrr-
sand nj 90 cents per thousand. cash
II accompany Ill orders. Send orders
t. NJ - GERniN.
EtattSmnuth. jaSS Go. Nch.
Reference. tI>> County Bank,
Sl-tl PiaJi>niouth. Nra.
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C-..a.-' =. ~-.';--

F'0re>toa Cologne l. grateful, - IN
yaII!.. because 1t ! refreshing with
,ui the >ekyninS effect Of most
perfumes
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-23

The following particulars Of the
death ot Ms. Edison. norcc a which
MAS made in the CHIEF IA, week. w
Zip from :hs Na.engc. lis E.pa5-
Le54.
Mrs. Clara Ei-on. Of Red Cloud.
Nra. died at the residence ~ her
father. Mr. VI W, Power. near ,l.>
village. II -Hniiv evening March
9th, aged u years, ) months. and -
DAYS.
Mr. Ei>on was an only daughter of
VI. W. Power. and i very amlabie. ex-
ce.,,nt Woman. She came here = few
weeks since. iog the benefit ~ her
heath aud ;or a tame seemed II a.,
hAce"'I~i ~ IL ctan-c oi climate
hut shortly after began - decline. and
81 as; hS> gone tas way 81: all iln
earth Nj Ei>nn @-:vci from "
H:ISha last SATURDAY evening and l.i
Inc >ai pleasure q: being with ~
beloved wiIe curing her SIS i~-,t.-> ~
earth. Sue leaves = husband ar,l two
children. her father. ! brother. ard
H,agv relatives ~ mourn hey UuIIHg- :
death.
TIE i@ane-a, services were he,! n,
the residence @. ,,ir. Rover ~ Tue
day forenoon. Rev. ]. X. Wheeler
officiating. Her body wa> taken u
Garden Prairie Cemetery. where her
mother and other relatives are
hurried.
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Per t. Ian

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ey,-'. ~ "a .s AMI a-- w ...
41a l-t1 ;cr cent c,-E--s - r.;
straight ? Pr cent =" s'uMa~-nn
j~C l. WLuo1N.
url~e neg DIR Pos & .Eos I]+-
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published In the state. L. contains all
the news OF Jh, se.k. and l. the only
paper in the state I!.St gives All Ne
hra>ka News. Subscription price.
Si.5u per Wear. post paid. Address,
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WEGa.! S~C.aS.a STATE .-sEa-

Has recently been enlarged - a
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With an entire New Dress ot Type. l.
j. now the largest. h~ani>omc>t. and
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THURSDAY MARCH 20 49,
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-09-30
Personal.

Mr.. E. ]. Taylor is down from Silver
District on visit.
Mr.. st. Ormand of Silent spent couple
of DAYS in town this week.
Mr.. A. ID. Crawford was en- vile for
few days on business trip.
Messrs. Purdy and Furrer left for Silver
District on Thursday.
Mr.C.T. Norton made brief soujorn
in Yuma a few days since.
Mr.. J. s. Ketcham's family have re-
turn from California.
Mr.. shipman came down on Tuesdays
stage from Silent and left the following
day for San Francisco.
Engineer Dan Conner arrived in town
on Wednesday evening. He came down
the river in y small boat
Mr.. Thos. Gilchrist of the Remnant
mine, returned from California on last
Friday evening.
Mr.. Ad. Goldberg, who spent few
weeks in Yuma during the fore part OF
the summer, was in town last Tuesday.
Mr.. A. Fraok WAS registered at the
Cosmopolitan hotel, Los Angeles, on
Tuesday.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-09-30

Prof. E. E. Barnard, of Nashville,
Tenn, on the 18th inst. discovered q
new comet located near the star lambda,
in the contcllsriun of the Twins. His
discovery was announced by telegraph
to Mr.. Fl, H. Warner, at the Wsrner
Observatory, Rochester, N. Y, and
almost at the same moment Prof. Lewis
Swift, Director of the Warner Observa-
tory, received intelligence that q large
naked eye comet had been discovered in
Rio Janeiro, south America. Prof Bar
nard is the first person the present year
TO receive the Warner prize of 5000. The
fact that these two comets came into
vew at the same time is exceedingly
significant.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-09-30

Last Wednesday q man named johnson
and boy, who were cutting hay ten
miles north of Bisbee, were fred on by
Indians. Johnson was wounded twice
and sent the boy TO Bisbee for help. He
stood off the savages meantime. Ben
Williams, superintendent of the Copper
Queen, organized posse and went to his
assistance. They convey led the wounded
man to Bisbee. He is not dangerously
wounded.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-09-30

There was grand gathering OF Indians
q few days since, below Yuma. Large
delegation from the Mohave's Castle
Dome Apache's Chamahueyo's and Coco
pah tribes visited the Yumas, and aided
them in their fiesta. The festival WAS in
memory OF some celebrated Yuma war.
riors who died years ago. Their
peculiar dancing and chatting, accom-
panied by discordant music, with no
light but that given by the smOuldering
iron-wood, formed picture that will not
be effaced for many day from the mind
of the writer.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-09-30

A dispatch from San Carlos, dated
Sept 9th says: Crook il still here and
is making through investigation OF the
Apache troubles. In his interviews with
the chiefs he has given them plainly to
understand that the moment they leave
the reservation they Will be met and
fought to the death. The Indians look
upon Crook with absolute dread, and he
has more influence over theB than any
soldier of whom they have any know
ledge" -
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-09-30

This is our fifth issue of the Pioneer,
and as vet we have not had single mail
nor even q runor of a mail, some (sup-
posed) Iunatic brought the word here
sometime ago, that some mail-bllk from
Wisconsin had the route from Holbrook
to st. Johns, but we think it was simply
a creation of his mind, and that there is
nothing in it.-Pioneer, st. Johns.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-09-30

Health is Wealth.-Hires' Improved
Root Beer package makes five gallons OF
a delicious, wholesome, sparkling tempe
rance beverage.-Ask your druggists for
it, or sent by mail for twenty-five cents.
Charles E. Hires, As North Delaware
Avenue, Philadelphia. Pa.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-09-30

The new pipes have been laid from the
r. R. water tanks, giving the consumers
clear water. Mr.. Henry Shumaker now
can and does invite all to come and take
a bath in clear and sparkling water, IN
his elegant bathrooms, adjoining his
neat and tasty tonsorial parlors. No one
who has ever visited hun can fail to do so
again, as one is always treated with due
courtesy.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-09-30

September 22d witnessed an appallin
railroad accident in Now York. Two
trains telescoped in the Eighty-Sixth
street tunnel. The accident was caused
by an express train on the Harlem Road
heavy laden with passengers coming to
the city, going at fall speed, running into
the rear of an express train, also heavily
den with passengers, coming to the
city from New Haven on the same track
but going slower many persons were
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-09-30

Mr.. Alfred Allen of Prescott stopped
over for couple of days this week, ON
his return home, from San Francisco.
MIR. Allen is a candidate on the demOcra-
tic Legislative ticket of Yavapai coun
and is deservedly popular gentleman
and during his stay here three years ago
made many warm and pers nal frlenus.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-09-30

A Mexican woman by the name Of
Guadalupe Yanes was arrested few
days since, on the suspicion of being in
sane. HeI case came up before the
Probate Judge, who promptly dismissed
the woman, as she was evidently not
insane.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-09-30

Mr.. C. s. Saville connected with the
Black Rock mine arrived from Los
Angeles this week and will leave for
Silver District at once. He says that
Andy Lazwell will return ip a couple OF
weeks. We are always glad to welcome
back to our midst men OF such sterling
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-09-30

Hon. Samuel Purdy Editor of the
Epitsph, and a former resident of our
village arrived here on Wednesday from
Tom bstOne. Mr.. Purdy was heartily
welcomed back to his old home, and his
reception by his many friends was both
lattering and commendable. Mr.. Purdy
will make only short stayin Yuma.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-09-30

From a private letter we learn that DIR,
j. K. Corson is on leave Of absence at
ais home, at Conshohocken, P.nn. The
many friends of the Doctor aud his fami-
~ will be glad TO learn that they are all
well, and will be surprised to hear that
they think Pennsylvania'S climate little
too warm.