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The Arizona sentinel., 1883-08-18

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The Arizona sentinel., 1883-08-18
How To secure Health.

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The Arizona sentinel., 1883-08-18

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The Arizona sentinel., 1883-08-18
INnyS6 E1Tz1 ,zaA This Great stren-

This Great Stren- s;hening Rrne- dv, and NERVE TONIC. is Inc rr- ,uit of over @ years of practical cXr.rieHcr, md
 CUBES WITH IN- FAILING CExTAIS TY Nervous ana
 Physical De ebiliY, Seminal Weak EuixSinnS InanA.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-08-18
DIR CD SALFIELn.

2l6 Kearny street. San Francisco, Consultations strictly tonfArntial, hy lei. Ter or at office, FREE. For the convert epce of patients, and in order ro insure ,crftct secrecy, have sdorteG private Iddress under which all packages are for WArded.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-08-18
A First Woman.

Juue 30 was day O' jnl'ifira- ton Carbonate, Co orad being the advent of the first wagon, the fir.t woman and the 1rSt board frSm u" mill.
 IL w T. h we been n eresting tn the r, ndrr 10 have witnesses
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-08-18
Lhe 9risona Sentinel.
Published every Saturday by the
ssatiael Publishing Company.
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The Arizona sentinel., 1883-08-18

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Daily Republican., 1883-05-02
FOURTH EDITION.
Death Of James Mason.

Word was received in this city yes
terday that Mr.. James Mason, an old
and well known citizen of Wilmington,
had died In Frankford Asylum, where
he has been for the past year under
treatment. Mr.. Mason was q native OF
New York, and removed to this city
about 40 years ago. He was a painter
by trade, and for some time after his re-
moval followed that business Finding
that it was injuring his health, he re-
linquished it and engaged in the grocery
business, in which he was very success
ful. Some years ago his mind became
affected, and he was taken TO Philadel-
phia, where he improved NO much that
he was enabled In short time to return
to his home.
He has not been engaged in any busi-
ness for number of years, and about
l8 months ago his mind again became
affected, and on April 22d, 1882, he was
again taken to Philadelphia, whore he
has since remained His death was
somewhat unexpected, as week ago he
was SO much better that his family had
made up their minds to bring him home.
The deceased was nearly 70 years OF age,
and leaves wife and daughter. The
remains will arrive in this city this
afternoon, and the funeral will take
place on Friday afternoon from his late
residence, Seventh and Lombard streets.
The interlnent will be ut the Old Swcdes'
cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02
The Trial OF N rA. Beac II amp.

RIDGELEy, Md, May Juror Fleet
wood was taken sick tonight and court
had to adjourn until Tomorrow. A
verdict would probably have been ren.
dercd had not the proceedings been cut
made except Col Bryant's, and he was
more than half through speaking when
the interruption occurred. Mrs. Bca-
champ sat beside Mrs. Lidrn, Miss LII.
den and Mrs Carter. Her face bore IN.
same cold, calm, determined look thai
it has w"rn throughout.
Col. Bryant will close his argument
Tomorrow morning. A verdict will be
expected shortly atterward. There has
been some talk of possibility of u fail
ure to agree, but it is hardly likely, as
such winding up Of the case would be
very unpopular. The people do not de-
sire that there should be IA new trial
under any circumstances, rs a fresh es.
innate Of the cost already incurred
places the amount at over 81 900. The
speeches Of the lawyers were exception
ally strong. Mr. Gibson spoke nearly
eight hours.
Mr.. MUtcllrr, for the defense, made
an able argument Oh the medical isslIe,
and was followed by Mr.. Dnwncs in a
iorcibe speech. Mr. I;u,,um, III the
course OF his remarks attributed the
rumors with which Mrs.. Beachamp'S
name has been connected 10 IDLE gossip,
and said that the witness Moore, who
had helped to circulate he reports,
was the porSoniiicarion Of riah llcep,
The devotion that Mrs. W. f. Liden
has shown to the prisoner, who is her
sister in-law, has been noticeable. She
has been with her every day, ana has
spared neither tim" nor expense in fur
thering her interests. Mrs. Lidcn is a
lady Of decided int. lligcnce, and was
the most important witness.
The brothers of Brachamp say that
they cannot help thinking Mrs.
Bcachamp is guilty, but add that il she
is acquitted and should at any time in
the future need assistance they will to
all they can for her.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02
The Il. L. d. Railroad.

The probabilities are that tn" new
branch of the Baltimore & Ohio Rail
road to Philadelphia will shortly be
commenced and pushed as rapidly rs
possible to completion. Assistant I'm
gineer Candy left this city yesterday
for Baltimore, and in company with the
chief engineer will make a trip ovel
the proposed route from the SnSquehan
Ma river to this city 1t i, probable thit
proposals will be invited about the lat
ter end of this month for the constru'.
tion Of the nasonary work ot the ne"
bridge across the Brandywine. The
work would have been commenced be
fore this time, had it not been for the
trouble experienced i'll obtaining tht
right Of way through certain PROPERTIES
on the route These difficulties are
nearly ali settled now, and as the com
lany are anxious to begin operations ~
soon as ossible, it is probable arg'
force will be put to work within few
weeks
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02
An Important Law.

The following bill, which passed the
Legislature at its last session, and
which went into effect yesterday
(May y, is of great interest to bankers
and to all persons transacting business
at banks The article should be clip
ped out and preserved:
An act to amend chapter i} of tn" Re
vised Statutes.
BE it enacted h. he ScnAt" and
House Of Representatives ot The State
of Delaware in General Assembly met
SECTION /. That section 2 of chap
ter IS of the Revived Statutes be, and
the same is hereby, amended by strik-
ing out the word checks in the
fourth line thereof, and by adding
to the said section the following, t.
wit:
But no days of grace shall be allow,
ed ON checks payable at future OF
different time from that in which they
are dated, or which are made payable
ON "A particular day after date.
SECTION 2. That this amendment il
to go into effect on May l, 1888.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02
lncelllIlary Fires.

An incendiary fire in Waxsahatchie,
Texas, on Sunday night, destroyed an
elevator and four other buildings, caus
ing loss of $40, 900.
Fry ~ Matthias diStillery near Manor,
Penna. was burned yesterday morning
Loss $4,000. The bonded warehouse
escaped damage.
An incendiary fire near Yazoo CITY,
Mississippi, on Monday night, destroy
ed the stables on the pot"si plantations
burning 81 mules to death.
Nine houses in tn" numbering town
of Mansfield, Wisconsin, were burned
yesterday morning, and fifteen families
rendered homeless.
Half the business portion "t the little
town of Phelps, Missouri, was burned
yesterday. Twelve buildings w~r" de.
stroyed.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02
DEATHh,

HOUSTON-The funeral services OF Mr
John s. Houston will be attended at Con.
tral Presbyterian Church, on Wednesday
aftern, on, ut A.30 o'clock.
His friends and the friends Of the family
are invited without further notice. The IN
tesment will be at Lewes. ~
MURa RaATKOYD-un Tuesday, LET inst
Mrs. Anu Murgatroyd, relict Of the late
Christopher Muryatroyd, In the ssth year
of her age.
Funeral from the residence of her son-in-lsw,
Isaac s. Baird, g03 West Ninth street, on
Thursday afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
LANG-On the lst inst, Jesse s. Lang, in
FAINT daughter of Adam and Kate Lang, aged
2months and l3 days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited attend the iunera
from the residence of her parents, NJ ol3 French
street. on Thursday afternoon Services at the
house at u O'Clock. lnterment at Whining
ton and Brandywine Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02
FIFTH EDITION,
Fitxharrls Acquitted,

DUBLIN, May 1.-The cab driver
Fi'zharris, who was placed on trial yes.
ter,lay on the charge Of being one of
the principals In the Phoenix PARK
murders, has been acquitted. No viii,
nesses were called by the defense. TLa
evidence against Fitzharris was thai
given by inforners. He was, besides
identified by independent witnes,e,
who swore they saw him in the Park en-
May 8.
Mr.. McInery opened the argumen, for
the defense. His address was eloquenr
He dwelt on the fact that the accusation
that the prisoner was in the Park with
knowledge of the errand of III.
murlerers rested on the evidence of in.
formers alone. He particularly pointed
out that although Peter Carey swor e
that the prisoner had recounted the cir.
cumstances of the murders to him, his
narrative of the assassination had
differed from ascertained facts. He
closed with u pathetic appeal to the Jury
TO restore the poor man to his starving
family with a good name, which was
his sole possession.
The Judge, charging the jury pointed
out that no evidence had been adducej
to show that the prisoner was aware Of
the plot against Mr.. Burke before MAY
8. The earlier meetings which he had
attended, the Judge SAID, were he'd to
plot against the life OF cx-Secrctary
Forster,and therefore had no connection
with the pres mt charge. The fact was
clear that Fit2harris was in the Park
when the murders occurred, but if the
jury doubted that he was guilty Of the
knowledge of the mission Of the men
he drove they would BE- bound to acquit
him.
After the verdict had been rendered
Fitzharris was taken back to Jail to
await trial Oh charge of conspiracy to
murder, the penalty for which is ten
years penal scrvitude.
LONDON, May IA man named
William Mitchell was arraigned in
Court at Leicester this morning on a
charge OF having explosives in his pos
session, with apparently an unlawful
object. The policemen who arrested
Mitchell stated that the prisoner had
four pounds Of nitro-g glycerine with him
at the time he was taken into custody.
Mitchell declared that the explosives
were merely blasting cartridges. He
was reIIanded fora week.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02
Had Behavior nj Mn,shalltOn.

There is a general complaint on the
part Of orderly, well-behaved people at
Marshallton Of the misconduct of a
number Of boys and young men who
congrcgatc on the bridge on Sunday
afternoons and draw obscene caricatures
on the sides of the bridge, and us" in
sulting and disgusting langnng" to
ladies who have to pass through the
bridge.
II IS said that these young men spend
the forenoons Of Sunday alta brewery
near Mt. Cuba, and congr"gat" on the
bridge in the afternoon.
Last year, through the iuhu"nce Of
Mr.. Bringhurst, reading room well
stocked with books and periodicals was
established but il was not long before
the reading room was deserted for tn"
brewery, and the bad behavior on the
bridge is the result.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02
THIRD EDITION,
Ohio Politics.

"Ohio politics are In very unsettled
condition at the present time said u
prominent politician from that State
tonight. "The Democrats are look
ing around for man who Is all right
ON the liquor question to nominate FOR
Governor, as that will be the principal
issue in the next campaign BOOK
walter, who was the nominee at T
last election, and spent his money ~
freely, is again talked of by oeS ,ai
Democrats, who would like to nav
another chance at his bari, hv { tn
boom In his behalf has no strengp Ii in il
Judge Hoadley is the leading candi
date SO far. He is very populjr anon
the working class, and is opp' ,sed 10 tn
Scott liquor license law, VIII lch make
him very strong with the 'shislIy AM
beer men. Durkin Ward started on
with a great flourish Of tr,lmpetS, hu
he is losing ground every day. Con
gressman Geddes, who also has gubel
material aspirations, has been all owe
the State to ascertain what his chance
were, aud has given up the contest -
You will find that Judge Hoadley, {
Cincinnati, is the coming man for til
Democrats.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02
Fatal SkuarrelS.

AT McKinny, Kent'cky,a few days ago
three Smith br"I hers and two mrl
named Hatiry and iocum met and quar-
relied with three Cain brothers in sa
loon. About forty shots were exchanged
aud William Cain was shot through th'
head. The other Gains and Robert Smiti
we're severely wounded.
Two rutlians John Krlly,a New \ orb
"hrllisrr" and Rodney Cunningham,
"a bartender for Alderman Appleton,
of Chicagu--toupht Il prize fight at LAKE
Illinois, on Monhay. Both were terribly
injured, and Cunningham is not expect
ed to recover
Constable Dryden was shot dead b!
Constable Sleeves, whom he was trying
TO arrest for alleged illegal seizure OF
horse, at Mouckton, New brunswick
yesterday. Sleeves escaped arrest.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02
The DrIlHks.

Last evening the Mayor imposed III,
nsua lin" Of - cent, and costs o, lsna
Smith who was adludged gu0 y c
drunkenness. At IA late hour !. -ht
Hugh Cole ana Charles Gdin ,Nrr,
picked up on Markc' street, i, IN dunk
and This morning they were hnrd u
cents and costs each.
John narklry, whom the officer ,ai'
was paralyzed on Market street, ura
the Railroad, with whisky, Was Hi,,
given hearing. john said he was uo
as drunk as he was sleepy, and h" 20
off with % cents and CU,'-
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02
New PENNSYLVANIA Bonds.

The Board of Directors of the Pcnnsy-
lvihia Railroad Company yesterday
afternoon decided to declare a semi,
annual dividend off, per cent in cash. :
yer cent. In scrip or casl;, n' the option
of stockholdcrs, and per cent. in stock
Tho latter provision gives sloa khoIdrF-
the priviIrg" ct subscribing TO stock at
par 1t. the proportion Vi 70 per cent oI
thri. holdings.
The directions also acted upon the
question OF providing the means IIor N"
construction and equipment "Xpcn"f
tire, upon the lines east Of PittsburE
and Erie for the present year, and FOL
the construction Of additional branch
and auxiliary lines, aggrcgaJing sl0'
UOO, 900.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02
Or. &c. .Ayer& Co. ., Lowell, Mass
Sold by all Druggists.
Those Women Folk.
How Hard.Heodcd Men Estimate
SOIne Thing. which they
dom, nherAtRnI.

Anybody who has led domestic life KNOW
now common such. Things ~ the back ksrhe,
and paIua in the chest, srr among the women
who do the work. NNen-and Vcrhaps g"n-
sra!ly-t!e Gistresscs are borne without much
complaint. The women get about, and the
nacntlcry Of the hOUs" gUct ou. R"yUnd
this, thoec coarse grained animals HAom
New England women call "tho men fo!ks,'
seldom look. 50 long "a their wives r
daughters ure not actually in Ncd, under the
doctors care, the average thick-s)iInnci Aus
band and father gives the sat lrrt no atteU
ton At the saule time the poor huus"lDii
seS-wh0 deacTvc a better flte-"rcep
around, broom or utensils in hand, up stairs
down stairs and Out-Jt-dOurs, dOlHt that wo.
mana work. which "is rrrer dnu0.' I.Oss1
Of iOTeI wIvcs and fair Gir.s-IuS,es whose
.uddcnlcsSrHd uncH Hpoctedncss sA4tontsh those
wooden -ratcd husbands and fathcrs-flll,
seemingly cut Vi Al clunr sky. mad form the
logical scquc To the story " Neglect
NuH, you men who stand at tho head. Of
tel tn"urAud such homes, allow us to drop a
word ln your respective cIr&. Ifthcso women
Ut yoUrs IT" wurth lnuHIug, tuoy are worth
-A,tu! lOt Otpk uchr-jhat lnlu IA the
rn'.'! Wan Ar" they bur 'ui!cations nI
'u'. o~GU tp.h,e II tie aWnrys. til,
n,d A. .rr 'Io .UnR,H Eui It 1t onrc - the
=. I.lr.r.r GA. " l'h>,~ON'', tAI'INL j. II
at Sc ~rn'>.HH Ir"lI s,o'un tnAt n,ry
ogs ..-.'.... lr!sn1 away that pam, bIuiSt
th.r do., woar!J ha"k-aahe. giNaUcw stre gtF
b, 'oc u.ly .jd fresh ho,e to the heart. NJ
other l,'t.~' riA ~ M. re E.u.on',
pla-'"r. huwa'er, is not rnuie to sell-bu Il
tea. Il,.a r"m,dy wh,ru ncvrrye broke
IT. T." .';,sr-aut never will
Nu. 1u4ll,r hat IT, brr nc'pr" payL2
vo.Dr - cent, ant puttIug tie plaster N you'
y"no,' ..uk s.r the word tAftlNE "ut N
,Drm'hl".
>,"n'ury y 'ohu'tou, i'harmaccutIo4i che
mus.s N"r York.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02
Glgarlnakers' Strike.

The cigarmlkerS in this city have
struck for an additional dollar per
thousand, and yesterday number
whose demands were not arccrlrd Ia
quit work. The hands at |. \. Rightrr'S
Ninth and Market streets, stopped y"s.
trrday afternoon. Several ilanutac.
turcrs state that they are willing to
grant the Increase demanded provided
the price Of cigars remain the sam" as
at present. Other firms, among whom
are Charles Taylor, Frederick Fisher,
Hugo Bourbon, j. II. Edwards aud
Joseph Edwards have granted the
increase, and it is probable the difficult
ty will be settled to-day.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02
Fashionable Marriage in Mexico

ClTY or MEXICO, April 3O.-l1OH
Pedro Dicz Gutierrez, Governor OF san
Luis rotosi and brother of the Minister
of the Interior, was married tiIs fore
noon, at the Church of st. Bridget, 70
SrnOrita Esther Guzman, daughter oi
Ramon G,iZran, the well-knOwn capi'
iaiSt and director Of the Mexican Cen
trail kailroai. The Archbishop vi M"Ni-
co ohlcia1cl, aud the church WIS streW'!
with white roses. The ediilcr was me"
with highly fashionable asnrinhiaGr'
Including members Of the Cabinet
Mr.. Morgan and other foreign ministers
and many ladies'. The marriage ccFo,
mony was followed by nnplial mart
reception held in the sacristy.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02
Win liOl the RuitON.

On Thursday night last u burglar
entered Wirr'S grocery store, Mo. 1909
Market street, but was frightened off by
Mrs. Wicr In making his entrance
into the store he jumped over the fence
from the adjoining yard, AMI in doing
so lost a lnrg" black button from Iii.
coat, which WAS afterwards picked ny
by some r;lIdrrn. The baton il I'M
usually large, and bears rnbIems of
belonging to military uit"iu. The
thief has probably MISE" the button,
and if he desires to recover II Mrs.
Wier has ME button and will b" onl y
too glad 10 return it.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02
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Hand Mashed.

Frank Stats, an apprentice in the
Conference Worker printing house, cor
nrr Fifth and King streets, while feed.
iug ii job pl",> this morning, acciden'ly
caught his right hand between the
piaten Of the press and the form, crush
ing it very badly. The second and
third fingers we're badly bruised and
the bones Of his hand below the knuck.
les broken. lie was taken to the Oitic,
Of DR.. Patterson, aud tine wounds pro,
perly dressed.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02
Stoves, Heaters, and Ranges
Reese & Bro,
No. s East Fourth Street

mo. . LdSl lOul III OllCCl,
House Furnishing Goods in
endless varieties Refrigerators,
five different style and prices, to
suit all Water Coolers and Fill
ters oil stoves from $l.25 to
$13.35, excellent bakers Ice
Cream freczcrs, the Packer and
American heavy wrought iron
bottom cans, and tubs for con-
fectioners and parties. Willow
and wooden ware in all its
branches. A specially in dairy
supplies, consisting of churns,
butter tubs and coolers, milk
cans and pans. Lamps, cutlery,
stamped and plain tin ware, Ja-
panned and nickel ware. EST,
mates given with pleasure for
heater work and roofing. An in,
vitation given to all to examine
the new Crystal Fire Place
Heater clinLless CRATE, several
in use and can give testimonials
to any one wanting first-cIass
heater.
~" "Jobhing done at reason,
able prices. -&t
Thanking you for past favors,
we ask a share OF the public pa,
tronage for this season, and we
will warrant to give satisfaction
in every particular in material
and workmanship.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02
Hand some Regulator.

NJ r. Davis, the jrwrIrr, No. 9 East
Second street, has recently placed in his
stor" u large French regulator, which is
one Of the finest in the city. II stands
ON the floor and is about nine feet high,
with a monster pendulum The works
are enclosed in Il walnut case and the
tiru"-picce is quite an addition to his
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02
RajIrOud Oflfc inIs on the Fly.

Mr.. Charles Pugh, General Superin
tendcnt Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, in company with II. F. Ken
ney, Mr.. Brown and other officials
passed through this city this morning
on II special train, drawn by engine NO
H3I, from the main line of the Penn
sylNmia Railroad, The party were
bound for Washington on important
business, and followed the southern fast
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02
Grand Lodge Meeting.

The -rnli annual session Of 1h 'rand
Lodge, Ancient order o. Good Fellows,
will Cunycr" tomorrow evening n I.%
o'clu"k in troOd Fellow lill Ll' bcr.
man lHu,dt ~. H"r' orl'Ml|"7 VIII BE-
pre- sent from Other STAT. and 'm'H-ua
busiu'@7 per tanning ~ the order t'ana-
act nl
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02
Vegetable Seeds.

We are indebted to James Wick, 81
Rochester, y. T., for an invoice of hl'
reliable vegetable and other seeds
Should any ufour dealers or others wlS'
to replcnish their stocks they sholl'0
write to them. The house has been
long established and is in every way
reliable.