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Beard of that place, who was found dead
in bed on August Is. The evidence is
claimed to be strong against him.
ARRESTED.
CHICAGO, Dec. ID. W. MacKey, form
erly in charge Of the foreign department
of N. Z. Fairbanks great lard house, was
arrested to- day while attempting to pego.
tiate at the National bank a forged draft
on the Bank of London, for $4,000.
True BILL.
New ORLEANS, Dec. THE grand jury
returned true bill for murder against
Tfoisville Sykes for killing Kate Town
send.
ROBBERY.
WHEELING, W. Va, Dec. 7.-Postmaste,
Fadering was robbed at Morgantown, W
Va, last night, while going home with {
tin box containing $40. The thief
grabbed it from Inland and skipped Of
IN the darkness.
SHE SHOT HIM.
CHICAGO, Dec. Sadie Reigh,a dining
room girl in the Briggs house, this even
ing shot Patrick Kingsley, head waiter, il
the head because he circulated stories
about her. Kingsley cannot live.
CAUGHT AT IT.
CHIsAGo, Dec. 7.--Joseph Lindsey, q
painter by trade, was arrested to-day
while descending by the fire escape from q
large Wholesale house. The police say hs
has burglsrized large number of stores
in this way, but as he was unable to carry
anything heavy his gain at each place wal
comparatively small.
FATALLY WOUNDED.
NEW YORK, Dec. 7.--Patrick Quinn was
fatally wounded by Michael Reerdon, q
bricklayer. The latter was arrested.
RRoKs HIS wIFE's SKULL.
New YORK, Dec. Miles Cavanaah, q
laborer in Brooklyn, fractured his wife's
skull with glass.
CoNNERsv1LLE, Ind, Dec. IAN IN
known travelling umbrella mendsr was
shot and killed o-day in Braton's saloon.
by James Selby. The tramp had insulted
Selby and made move to draw. Selby
fled after the shooting. The umbrella
member was found to be unarmed.
THEY WILL sATcH THKH.
LAREDO, Tex, Dec. IA Mexican was
arrested at Guerreno yesterday having the
pistol taken from Lieut.. Banjel, Of the
Mexican army, when passenger tram on
the Mexican National railroad was robbed
by forty masked desperadoes, near Lajan.
its, recently. Under threats Of hanging
tho culprit has given the authorities the
names and residences of each Of the rob-
bers.
LYNCHED.
SAN ANTONIO, Dec. Tt is reported thai
four Mexicans, charged with numbering
Domingo Polomo, four weeks ago neal
Fort Davis, have been taken from the an
thoritieS and lynched.
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B.sizass Failurss,

NEW YORK, Dec. 7.-Business failures
the last seven days throughout the United
States and Canada, reported by telegraph
to R. G. Dan & Co., of the mercantile
agency, number 3O7, against 242 the pre-
vious week. This is the most formidable
list recorded any week for year past.
NEW York, Dec. 7.-Schsdules in an
assignment for the benefit of creditors
were made by Levi Bros. & Co., clothiers,
to Solomon 81. Kohnfeld. Liabili-
ties $2,47O,6s9. Nominal assets S1,94Ol-
942; actual, $1,753, 242. Contingent liza
bilities of the firm $739.855. Henry Her
riInan is creditor to the amount of 800
687. There are unknown holders of notes
to the amount of about $1,162.000. The
affidavit states that the nominal value of
the claims Of the estate against F. Mayer
and F Mayer & Co. is $192,512. The &C.
tual value is not known that ia owing to
Mayer d Co., who have made an assign
ment, but not yet having made statement
This claim is exclusive of the claim of
$162,062 arising out Of accom- modatloU
notes made by the as5ignees, and by than
loaned to f. Mayer d Co., for the latte:'s
accommodation, and which sssigners sre
liable to pay. as Mayer & Co. have failed.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 7.-Henry Lpnd d
Co., English exporters, have suspended.
Liabilities $4,000; assets 100000. Cause
of failure, loss of wheat charters.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-The creditors of Fish
Bros, wagon manufacturers, at Racine,
Wis, who failed six weeks ago, held meet
ing here today. ]. I. Case, the receiver,
to whom the firm is indebted to the amount
of S220,090, made proposition to take
$150,0O0 for his claim, and turn over the
firms affairs to the trustees. The meeting
decided to accept the proposition subject
to its acceptance by the other creditors not
present, and committee was appointed
to communicate with them.
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Hire at Fargo.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.

ESPECIAL Telegram to the GIooe.I
FARGO, D. T., Dec. This morning
about s O'Clock, while the wind was blow
ing almost gale, the city was startled
with the alarm of fire and especially SO
when il was reported to be in
the Sherman house, one OF the
most infammsble of the large hotels. The
dining room was found to be IN flames,
and the guests escaping in dishabille and
consternstion. The doors and windows
were Prudently KEEP. olosed till the fire de-
partment arrived, when ready supply OF
water soon put out the fire with damage
of but few hundred dollars The IRE
was caused by the explosion of large
coffee urn.
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AnUafi1 App,intment,

SALT LAKE, Dsc. THE Salt Lake bar
meeting this morning passed the following
resolution: That We earnestly protest
against the appointments of Summer How
ard as chief justice of Utah, the reasons
peing stated in our former protest to the
president. We cannot believe czndi-
date for high position whose reputation
is SO bad as Howard's while United States
attorney in Utah could receive executive
favor. The secretary was instructed to
telegraph the same to the president and
attorney general.
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RAIL Topics.
Certain OF Being Built.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. !

Especial Telegram to the Globe
HILLsBoRo, Ill, Dec. Ia has just be-
come known that recently very private
and important meeting of the board of di-
rectors of the Springfield & Southern rail-
way company was held in the city
of Springfield, Illinois. The line
viii extend from Springfield south
ward through several county seats to Mur-
physboro, distance of 160 miles. It will
open up very productive and populous
country. The contract for construction
for the entire line has been let, and the
line will be built during the coming year.
The bonded debt is fixed at the very low
sum OF $l2,500 per Eile. The directors
are: Ex-Gov. John II. Palmer and the
Hon. j. G, Conkling, of Springfield; D. s.
Mcintyre, OF NATION; G. D. Hailes, OF
Greenville, and Mr.. G. o. Bishop, of Kan
sas City. Mo.
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Preefu ToI,ch.

ST.. LOUIS, Dec. IA messing OF the
passenger agents vas held this afternoon
10 consider the charges against the Ohio
( Mississippi cutting rates east. Il is IN
derstood It gss shown that the Ohio 6,
Mississippi sold Two tickets to circus men
from st. Louis to Philadelphia SIS below
the diferential rates, and that tbs meeting
rscommend the commissioner 10 ordsr
the tickets of that road of the sales.
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Heavy Loss.

SAX FRANCISCO, Dec. THE wheat
freight ring is reported as likely to incur
losses Of from two to three millions by the
decline of freights. 1t is composed of sew
eral smaller pools. Individual losses will
be probably light. The Wangenheim COM
pany and the Waterman company will no:
lose sny serious amount, nor will the regu-
lar wheat shippers whose charters were
mainly taken at profitable rates.
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PTTTsBURG, Dec. 7.-Generai Passenger
Agent Ford, CT the Pennsylvania eom-
pany, ssys the seton Of the Nickel Plate
in eating passenger rates between Chi
cago and New York will not prscipitass q
general rate war. lie says iha Nickel
Plate is not in tbe passenger pool End
therefore the action is not important.
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LANGgoR AND LAssrrUDE.

so COMMON IN THE SPRING, INDICATE A
TORPID CONDITION OF THE LIVER AND A
SLUGGISH CIRCULATION OF THE LIFE
GIVING FLUIDS. A TEAsPOONFUL OF TAR.
RANTS SELTZER APEaIENT IN GLASS
OF WATER HALF AN HOUR BEFORE BRE X
FAST WILL GENTLY RELIEVE AND REGU-
LATE THE LIVER, QUICKEN AND PURI-
Fly THE CIRCULATION, AND IMPART NEW
LIFE AND VIGOR TO EVERY FUNCTION OF
THE BODY. ALL DRUGGISTS HAVE TT
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Civil Service,

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. THE civil SER
vice commission has been in session for
the past three days and finished its labor
by the adoption of set of civil service
rules, under the act of 1883, entitled, san
act TO regulate and improve the civil ser
vice of the state of New York" They have
been submitted to the governor and ap-
proved by him.
NEW YORK, Dec. AT the annual dinner
of the Revenue Reform club, Henry Ward
Beeoher, president, made speech strongly
advocating the abolition of the tariff laws.
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70 aaxe aGand:asta.

BosroE. Dec. THE president Of the
Workingmen's association, Lynn, calls for
nationai convention OF the national
workingmen's party, and for the nonina-
ton of candidates for president and vice
PRESIDENT.
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AtarTbem Too

IRD1ANAPoLIs, Ind, Dec. IA citizens
meeting was held tonight to inaugurate
measures to be taken to secure the holding
of the National Republican convention
here. From the reports of the committee
on the question of accommodation it was
settled that Indianapolis can take care OF
the convention and visitors. The COM
mitsee on the guarantee fund are at work
with every promise OF success.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-08

LINCOLN. Neb., Dec by special
from all parts of Nebraska shows badly fol-
the corn yield. 1t is smaller than expect
ed. the quality poor, being not we'll ripen-
ed, and the cribblng is slow. The wealth
er is extremely favorable bat there will
not be moro than half crop OF merchant.
able corn.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-08

LIZA, via Galveston, Dec. THE Elbien
Pu51ico states that Santa Maria, preslden
of Chill, on ascertaining the terms OFT
peace offered by tbs Bolivian ministers
based on the cession of France and africa,
or Arequlpa Molendo, stated that he will
adhere strictly to the treaty OF peace
signed with Peru in all respects.
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Cheap organs.

BosroN, Dec. 1.-THE state police inves-
tigetion of the doings Of tbs new Bedford
firm. which it Is alleged manufactures Or
CANS in the cheapest manner, and by
means of circulars sent broadcast. sell
them
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HeavyLosscs.

SAX FRANotsso, Dec. IL. is reported a
vheat freight pool composed Of Sol Wan
zenheiD, II. Waterman and others lost
s2,o00,eoo TO 100000 by the heavy fall
in rates. Claus Soeickets was caugh. to
she extent of 100000
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TEE Days DEVLTRY.
FgRTHER ABOUT THE TRAGEDY AT
WHITE WATER, WIS.

Threats of Lynehing the Neero-The st.
Louis Conspirators Released by Order of
Judge NeoRan-A Murderer Elected Mar
shat o. HszeIiiurst, Miss.-Horse Thiev-
Jug Gang in Nebraska Broken Up by
Lynching Party.
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Too Pretty.

CLEVELAND, o. dec. Mr.. ". s. Cham
berlsin, of this city, father of Miss Jennie
Chamberlain, whose beauty hes attracted
SO much notice in Europe, seeing the state
meut that propositions were making to
place the photographs OF his daughter on
sale in New York, requests this announce
mens, that no photographer at home or
abroad has permission to sell her photo
graphs, and any one found selling them
will be- prosecuted 10 the full extent Of .he
law
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-08

A few days ago London clerk slipped
on piecs of orange peel, broke his leg,
was taken to the hospital, become delir-
ious, aud died within "a hours presumably
from the sho K 10 his syste n.
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Obituary.

DETROIT, Mich, Dec. flames Burnes,
an old citizen and prominent business
man in this city for many years, died this
evening, after illness of five days of con-
gestion of the brain.
New HAVEN, Conn.,, Deo. PROF. Van
Bruenning died yesterday from the effects
of the amputation of diseased foot. he
was known in Bridgeport as "tbe tramp
musician" and was formerly baron in
Germany. When he came to this country
several years ago he possessed $75, 900,
which he lost in gambling. Finally he be-
came tramp and misanthrope.
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The Tet,se of Holes.

An exchange suggests John C. Fremont
as good candidate for the Republicans
next year It is thought that it might
seem a little more natural for them to
come out at the same hole at which they
went in.
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Ch1aos an R1te

CHICAGO, Dec. THE round trip rate
OF twenty dollars between Chicago and
Buffalo, Niagara Falls and Suspension
bridge, which has been IN operation for
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For Washington.

Cn1cAGo, Dec. IA delegation left the
city for Washington to-day, for the pur-
pose of attempting to secure the holding
of the next national Republican convention
in this city. They will appear before the
national committee at the coming meeting.
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Pnrtta Dl.npneG.

SALT LAKE, Deo-The Union Pacific has
refused to meet the cut rate of the Denver
& Rio Grande to twenty five cents. The
Missouria River to Salt Lake, to-day, drop
ped to forty cent?.
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some mouths. was suspended by the action
OF the trunk huss to-day
Iui,snetioas f,efmsed.

TRENTON, N. j., Dec. In the 80 called
Dinsmcre suit, Judge Nixon refused the
preliminary injunction to prevent the
leasing of tire New York Central to the
Reading railroad company.
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The Ontario government agcesd to refer
tbs whole Manitoba boundary dispute IL
tn } p-ivy council.
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.kt Their Old Trick.
New York Times fRep,

The Republicans who are commencing
an elarmist campaign FOR 1884 are making
fools OF themselves.
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ZsLSS LAURA w, HALsEs.
TEACHER OF
PIaso GlGaE aKD EsnRn1sY.
Residence.
e. lG Western AVsaRe, st. aRtaeaY Eli,
ST. PAUL, MIHK.
ST. PAUL, MIEK,

wAiso Agent for BhAINARD's MUSICAL
WORLD, published at Cleveland, oa,o. It has
been p lblished oTsr 20 years, ard il tcknowl-
edged to he the sblest ard beat, rs vel as the
oldesr musical journal in the cn9Btr7. Every
teacher, amateur and pupil should have it.
Price $1.50 year. Address as above. Notified
by postal card, Aiss &. viii cal at sIy resids1cs
in the otg and rscoive suhsori gtioas.
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READING. Dec. 1.-THE striking naiIera
in the Pittson Iron com paRy were paid OF
and discharged.
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REAL ESTATE
YELLOWSTONE:
National Park.
LIVINGSTON, M. T.

The Denver ot The Northwest-is the terminal
point of thres divisions of the Northern Pacific
Railroad. Il il located as the geographical cen
ter of that line. 1t has had most marvellous
growth.
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Az Marlboro, Mass. Cory block burned.
Loss $50, coo; Insured.
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EzsszsEsSEssszEss.za Ezs
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SAN ANTONIO, Dec. Tt is reported that
four Mexicans, charged with numbering
Domingo Polomo, four weeks ago near
Fort Davis, have been taken from the au-
thorities and lynched.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-09

Safe, anyhow Schomburg, upon
returning to his store on Galveston
avenue, from dinner, found his clerk
very much excited. The clerk said
that a stranger came in and after ex-
an1nlng some cravats III box asked
the price, and was told the price. the
clerk meaning for one cravat. The
stranger paid the price but took the
box, which contained q dozen, and
walked off with them. "Did he pay
you de dollar?" asked Schomburg
Yes" responded the clerk. "VeII,
then, xc makes anyhow hfy per
cent. profits on de investment-GdL
weston Noes
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-09
A1.nosr one.halfof The Lecislatio

ALMOST onc-half of The Legislation
term; has expired and yet the more
important points remain in statas quo.
The impression is rapidly gaining
ground that our Legislature will
turn out mere figure head business
after all its fair promise and bust
ness-ffke opening. Even minor bills
that have nothing in them particu-
s1arly that any citizen who really had
The good of the Territory ut heart
could object to, are laid on the table,
Indefinitely postponed, squelched.
The people will one of these days
learn of the source of this dog in the
manger business. They have sent
their representative to the Legisla-
ture to made much needed laws, not
TO play poker, buck at faro and have
" bully winter of it at the public
expense The Territory demands
same good whole-ome legislation.
Our laws are shamefulIy crude and
she Legislature will be derilict in its
duty II 1t does not cause them to be
revised and codifed. a number of
healthy bills have been presented
and have as often been dropped, pre-
sumably because there was no money
in them. 1t is noticeable that tn ose
bills which have a show of stirring
up financial pot arc the ones over
which passions are torn to atoms
while an impecunious bill like an
;mpecunious individual is kicked
the table.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-09
TEE local PRESS.

II IS not an uncommon thing TO
hear citizens of small towns beli.tle
their local newspaper, and we have
no doubt the people of Tucson occa-
.sioAally indulge in this innocent
kind of prattlc. Did il ever occur TO
such people that a local paper is just
about what tho citizens of town
make it, A newspaper in ninety
nine cases out of one hundred is a
fair reflex of the intelligence and
thrift of o town. There is no class
of people who understand the public
pulse so we'll as editors, for they
hear both sides or all sides of almost
every question that crises in a COM
munity, and are thereby enabled TO
aft the chat from the wheat. When
you beli't'e your local paper, you be
little yourself and town, for you arc
in measure responsible for what
your local paper may be. We should
bear in mind that small towns usu-
ally have small papers, small law
yers, small doctors, small preachers
and small men of every description.
It is true that small towns sometimes
produce great men, but they d. not
usually tarry long. They go where
their talents are better appreciated
and command a higher price. Scores
of men of ability from every pro-
fession have sprung up throughout
the country, but 1t was only through
the assistance they derived from
larger fields and better pay from
larger towns and cities, that they
have been able to prove 10 the world
their superior ability. Greeley,
Scripps, Story and Bowles were poor
country boys, who would never have
been heard of had they remained in
their native country towns. Ii was
the larger fields of operation that
brought them conspicuously before
the public, and thus enabled them to
show up to the best.
Surprising we should say, in dis
cussing the abilities of the various
professional men of Tucson, ooh
he is only country doctor" or ''he
is only Il country lawyerl what can
one sxpect of him, etc." and yet these
doctors, lawyers, ETC.. speak of the
country paper in even more dispar-
aging term. They will tell you that
there is nothing III the PAPER, that
they only take it because it is print
cd in their town and to encourage
he printers. However humiliating
it may seem to some of these wise |
acres, we pretend to say that the Star
and Citizen are a fair reflex of the |
intelligence and spirit of our people. !
We are not finding fault with the |
ways of our people more than We are
finding fault with the ways f people !
in other towns, fer they are the same |
the world over. But it is a serious |
fault that exists, and should be cor
rected. The support you give your
local paper is not charitable one,
but pays as well or better than any |
other investment you can make
Citizen.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-09

~ - l. ~ y =,
9:30 for 49, Orleans via Ell Psso,
San Antonio and Houston, Texas.
The rates are as follows from San
Francisco TO New Orleans: For
first-class tickets, with stop over
privileges, $9S.J0: for second-class
tickets for a continuous trip, $50; for
third-class tickets for continuous
trip, $50. Sleeping cars will be run
through from San Francisco to New
Orleans. Charges for sleeping car
herths will be: For double lower or
upper berth, SIS; for section, $50 !;
for draw ing room $50.
There are two ways of being happy
we may either diminish cur wants
or augment cur means. The result
is the same; and it is for each man
TO decide for himself, and to do that
which may happen to be the easier.
a Chicago man who was sleeping
with brace of rcvolvers under his
pillow was robbed the other night
Sdc has thrown his revolvers down q
we'll and married woman who
snores.-Piunny PhcIl0ao.
1t is cstimated tsat the white pine
ana hemlock lumber of the United
States will be exhausted in the neSi
ten years at the present rate of con-
sumption.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-09
PEL 81 Piles !
Sure Cure Found at
Last! no One Need
Suffer!

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding
itching and liberated Piles has been
discovered by DR.. William, IAN In
dian remcdy,) called DR.. Williams
Indian Ointment A single box has
cured the worst chronic cases of 20
or so years standing. No one need
suffer five minuteo after applying
this wonderful soothing medicine
Lotions. instruments aud electuaries
dc more harm than good. Williams
Ointment absorbs the tumors, allays
the intense itching, particularly at
night after getting warm in bed) acts
as poultice, gives instant and pain
tiss relief, and prepared only for piles
Itching of the private parts, and for
nothing else.
Read what the Hon. j. M. Coffin.
berry of Cleveland says about Dr.
William s Indian Pile Ointment: II
have used scores of pile cures and 1t
affords me pleasure to say that have
never found anything which gave
such Immediate and permanent re-
lief as DR.. Williams Indian Oint-
ment.
For sale by all druggists or mailed
on receipt of price, $1.0O.
Mccarthy & Osborne, MhoIesaIe'Agent
Denver, Colorsdo.
Henry & Co., Prop.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-09

FROM note from our Councilman,
Hon. A. D. Lemon, received this
morning, we learn that the Code
Commission bill is probably a dead
duck The Freights and Fares bill
will probably pass with amendments
sxempting short lines of roads COM
mencing ard ending in the Territory
from its provisions Mr.. Lemon is
making strenuous effort to protect
Sustaining Interests Of our va!l.y
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-09
the Lemon Mechanics Liel

N the Lemon Mechanics Lien
any mechanic, machinist, or Ia
br, or any one who furnishes ma
7terial, or a sub-contractor may Sc
cure lien by filing ia the Record
ers Office notice of his intention to
hold q lien on the building, etc,
within sixty days after the last work
10 done or material furnished. Sub
contractors must also give notice to
Shs VuneT OF the building, etc, of
aAs ansunt OF his claim, within six
days after he ceases to work. A
Hen may be enforced by fling COM
plains in the District Court of the
county at any time within one year
from the time the work was done.