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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-22

4 nrLl. has been introduced in the
New York Legislature which fixes The
lim:it Of age at which child shall be
presumed incapable Of crime ut Go,rr-
teen years, subject to tho removal OF
affirmative presumption by prouf.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-22

CHARLOTTE Observer: Northern and
Western papers sec in tho floods now
ragirg the folly Of destroying forest
timber. The destruction OF tho forests
causes tho rapid melting of the snow
and consequent floods.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-22

The London Lac Jou,nul tells Of
some proiract"d lawsuits which have
occurred in late years. "Bclt VS.,
Lawcs' lasted for:y-'hrcc days; "rich.
bornc VS.. Ln,hhgtNn" one hundred
M'd three DAYS; "lIcgim VS.. Castro"
one hundrod and cially-eight duvs ;
and 'his tendency seems on the IN,
lCaSc.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-22

TIE public debt Of Canada has in
creased $l5,o9o,o0O in three years. 1t
began to increase when the Canadian
protective tariff went into effect. The
leading protcctionists arc the men who
rnnsitlrr that Il national debt is bless
iNG-tO themselves.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-22

Iris said that Savannah, Ga. is the
"'Shcst taxed city in the United States.
he rate is over three per cent. and, in
consequences, few buildings arc put up
and rents arc tcariullv high.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-22

GENERAL GRANT is now an 'ac!iyc
member Of the lobby in Washington,
%lcNican schcmcs;in which he is in
crested with Jay Gould and others,
rrcciving his special attention.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-22
ONE BALE OF COETrSN

MONARCH GUANo.--Wo now have On
nahd one hundred tons Of Monarch
Guaho and twenty-five tons Of Acid
i'hophatc. All parties Wishing to
use thn BEST Gnano in the market will
am wei to lcarc their orders at tho
oi'icc of Il. j. McCarlcy " Co.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-22

~ FEARFUL racket was raised when
last year Hmulau@h dcmautcd his scat
IN the English Parliament, and he was
iil'aliy elected from ,s!,> building bv
force. Now. however, he seems 10 be
quietly settled in his scat and the
British Empire is not convulscd
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-22
PLAIN
TRUTHS

The blood Is the foundation OF
life, 1t circulates through every part
of the body, :and unless 1t is pure
and rich, good health is impossible.
IF disease has entered the system
tthe ,ony sure and quick way Sto drive
II out is to purify aid 'enrich the
blood.
These simple facts are web
known, and the highest, medical
authorities agree that s,othing but
iron will restore the bload to its
natural condition; and also that
'all the iron preparations hitherto
made blacken the teeth, cause head
'ache, and are otherwise Injurious.
Browns IRON BIrTERSWiffthor-
'oughly and Quickly assimilate with
:the blood, paIfying'and strengthen
ing it, and thus dive disease from
any part of the systeh, and it viii
+. not blacken the teeth, cause head
ache or constipation, and is post
lively net injurious.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-22

TT is reported tEat the coinage Of The
new fivc-crnt nickel coin is 10 be sus-
pended at once, the Secret &rl vice
mrn ohicciing to the piece because by
guiding it could be made TO resemble
II tivc-d"llar gold piece. One side of
the coin is .i"c~SimHc Of The geld
piece mentioned, while The word
"ccnt' docs not appear upon it at all.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-22

'''' f'H'0' "r'lo"nt'''S .SzOooOO
..Applca:,6n 1br rat:s 10 clubs shoif bc made
only to tue office Of the Company In New
-. For further information write clearly, giving
'fVQ address. Send orders by Express, Rcgister-
cd .Ectter or Money Ord:.r. addressed only TO
ma. DhUpH}N,
J. -. q. New Orleans, La,
Coz Seventh ST., Washington, ID. G.
N. BIN the Extraordinary semi "a ,iual
Drawing Of next June tic Capital Prize wlIl be
5. 5000.
Fde ,a-4w 7ad
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-22

TIlE Governor Of Ohic rcccnt>, nar-
doncd a man named Knapp, who was
undergoing li!c scntcncc in the pcni-
tcntiary. Asccrtainirg that ho had
been deceived, the Governor caused
hnapp 10 be rcar:cS;cd: but he has
been discharged on writ Of ha,i.y,S
co'pHS, the Supreme Court holding
mat IT had no power to inquire into Il,
validity Of the pardon.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-22

Augusta -Nc"%: Paul II. llHvnc is
not in vigorous bcalth, but his friends
assert that he fucl# abl TO thrash the
party that palmcd oil upon the public
the a'rocious cut dubbed the lauvcatc's 5
pnrlrait. 1t looks as mu.h like iic
Gifted bard rs I,vGia pinhham rcscm-
blcs Mrs. Langley.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-22

Professor Virchow. Of Berlin,
owns nearly 5000 human skulls Of ali
ages and nationnlitios,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-22

Reliable hslp for the week., nervous
and dehiiltatodd dyspeptlo sufferer found m
Browns Iron IGtEcsS
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-22

TIE RN|("ay .lyc says ihnt out of
2o,ooo,oo0 pcrsons transported by rail
last year, not inclulinM l1), 900 en-
pIoytS. but siXty-onc we've killed Lv
r7p r7plF8r lF8ri NJ bNMtAtiG4 NMtAtiiG4 ihcf oNT c3HE3G|GSaneSS
employees, however, run i.p tu 200.
'hr passenger TO every Sl!.I3l was
injured, and ono cmployt 10 every liz.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-22

lr is said Chat the lncnl optioh move
n"nlwiil figure extensively in the
.,pNt'Statc canvass in Virginia.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-22
SHERIf'FS SILE,.

virtn" OF Warrant on Lien to me
Il directed, will offer for sale before
'h' r"nrt-housc door in Winnsboro, s. c..
on thc " o''
FIRST MofInSY IN MAReIt NEXT,
WITHIN the legal hours of sale, to the highest
o.n trr, ior CASllS the following-dcscribc
property, to wit:
ONE BALE Of CoTrSN.
''eV'2d upon rs The property of Joe Ed
wards, at thc suit Of Rr5ccca f. Robertson.
JNO. ID. MCCARTNEY,
,vin 2n"I,Ii oihcc, ST. G.
February Is, 1883.
FcD l7-td
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-22
Saved .his, Child.
~ N. Eu.aw ST., ,shalaia5re, MA.

~ N. Eu.sw ST. ihsIdmdre. MA.
Gent.:--Upon the recommendS.
:1FoN BIrTRRs rs a tonic and rs.
tstorative for my dniRhter, whom
was thoroughly Convinced wAs
wasting away with Consumption.
Having lost thros daughters BY tn
terrible dissase. under! !tife' care IL
sminent physicians, j :Ms$, 10th .
believe that anything Gould attrcSt
.ehe progre Of the disease, but, TO
my great surprise, before my dAugA-
ter had taken 6ne bottle Of BRowNS
IRON BITrHHS, She began TO mcnd
ana now IS quite restored TO former
health. A fifth daughter began to
chow signs Of Consumption, ard
when the physician was consulted
he quickly said "Tonics were no
qnircd:" and when informed that
the elder sister was taking BRowH's
IRON BirIRRs, responded THAT b
-agood tonic, take IT, :.
Browns IRON BlTrERs cflcctual:
" cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion ard
Weakness, and renders the greatest
relief and benefit to- persons suffering
from such %astine diseases MS Con.
sumption, Kidney Complaints, .eso.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-22
the MARKET UNSET Tllk
iDRH GOODS uAzND MOTIONS SIILL LOWER. LISTEN T0
MUSI6 'OT 0IiR PRiCi5s this MORNING

5000 yards Carolina plaids tic
5000 yards Piedmont shrtimg at 8 cents
a
ii
Yards
5000 yards 6qdtaico ut "a !: =,
Included, ....,.,
yards plaid TO ts .comts
Goods %
unaundricd reduced from rs eons MY 10
bl6ached shirtng
rting
fifty
odds and
o
evcr is the rfmo to set dcciacd bargains
P.S-Tlcse prices only for CASH.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-22

j. l.. MIMNAUG1I;
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-12
AFTERNOON.

Board met at l O'clock, T. VI.
On motion and by vote CT fuil
Boaid, il is ordered that Cox &
I Campbell be engaged to present an
agreed case to the District Judge
and get decision upon the question
of the lcgali Y Of certain fees of The
District Attorney.
By vote Of full Board the follow
ing bill was allowed and ordered
paid:
No. 148. Pete Nelson, work
on road in Dist. No LES II 90
BY vote of full Board it is ordered
that the c ERIK draw warrant on the
poor house fund in flvor of NJ
Wormser for @3457, balance due
him as per his ,tatement on file.
By same vote the clerk is ordered
TO draw Il warrant on the poor house
fund in favor of Saven Gavis, pau
per, as heretofore ordered t. be al
lowed him.
On motion Board adjourned until
Friday. April 9th.
NJ WoRMsER, Chairman,
FRANK Cox, Clerk.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-12


LONDON, April IA communica =
tion, regarded by the authorities as
of the greatest importance, was re-
ceived yesterday evening 10 the Ell
feet that Il large quantity of dynam-
ite las been consigned from Liver.
pool to an address within the terris
tory of G division, which includes
st. James, Haymarket, and Regen;
street. 1t is expected that arrests of
gre ter importance than those al
ready made will soon be Effected.
An Internal machln. of tie most
scientific aud obstructive character
has been found duriAg the pa few
| days. The maglsteri.,l inve>tisa-
t on u i'll show the p IS ms arrcs: ed
in Lor don Liver OIL, Birmingham
and Cork arc al momb r1 cf the
same organization and have been
supporte hy funds received regu-
larly from America. y bill VIII be
introduced lu the Com mons provi4--
ing penalties for the possession of eX-
plosives, and probably enacted the
co uing week. The bill imposes a
peri d of penal servi,ude upon all
persons found in improper posses
sion OF dynamite and similar explo-
sives.
- White -2p cI
=
ard Underwo d, white, was hanged |
here to-day. Underwood killed Il
colorcd woman, Belle Lucas, by |
shooting her, and beating her head
TO pieces, more than ycaI ago.
Suarp Scamp.
GALENA, Ill, April 10. II.
Burch, advertising himself as the
World Manufacturing Company, of
this city, and recently posted by the
postoflice authorities is Il swinGler,
has disappeared. 1t is estimated
that he has succcede in swindling
innocent people, mostly Swedes, by
promising 10 send articles through
the mails, to the extent of $50, 700.
Since his public exposure, three
hundred money orders and regis
tered letters have been returned to
The senders.
American Detectives.
LONDON, April Fit is reported
hat the government has asked the
American government to lend a free
IF skilled detectives to assist in tras-
ing The dynamite iiends- Parn ell's
health forbids his attending the
convention.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-12
Proposals for Flour.
HEDQ UARTERs DEPARTING VT' OF
ARIZOEA.f
OFFICE GRIEF coNMissARY OF sUBsIsr-
ENCE.

ARIZONA, {
OFFICE GRIEF coMMissARY OF suBsIsr-
WHPPTE BARHAcKs. Prescott. \. 7.
StEALED PRoPo AL il TRIriI
) catr. subject % the -uAl Conditions
VII VI be received q this cfiice and IT t.
c1iis.'s ot he Acting 'gmm [ssarlVs of 5 b.
slSt-'sce IT 'he following aned posts IN
I'll y O'Clock noon. Monday. May 1881.
a which time and places they viii b.
opened il the pres cuce Of bidders. for fur
rishing and de iver.- OF F or As 10 vs.
Fort Apache, j T. Ge-G00 ih- Fort
Bowie. a T, 60 600 lbs; Fort Grant. .
T GO O00 lbs Fort iiUachpca. \ T. 10 OO9
lbs Fort Lowell, y T 10000 .b.: For.
! Mcdowell. \. T.. - coo lbs Fort Thomas
y T, 100000 lbs; Fori Verde r
23.0O0 lbs " hippie Barracks, y. T., 80, COO
lbS.
Proposals must be accompanieI by n
aond. with Two sureties, n tae an OF
81 900 each, and in accordance WITH the
form prescri5- d a proposrl Un-ccOm
D IN ed by such bond viii ro5 be cons d
cred. Tie Eight to diminish The am 5Hnt
TO be plrchased at the reSpcctivs pOsrs. is
reserved by the Government and with
the cons ent of the bidder 20 whom an
award i made. 1t NAV he iuer -ascd d =
livery Of Cna-haif of he amount awarded
viii be required within fOrtA five days
and tie balance within ninety days
after notification OF award. No bliss wi
be entert lined unless samples h. fur
nished, " hich should not be Of less weight
than IL poun -, so ma-l.ad Is to be easil
lien iffcd, ard ehou reach this Office or
o. before IN date for opening bids. a
standard sample of flo lr of the qTaliIy this
advertisement oatemplates VIII be fur
Tished bidders on application, which ap-
plicaiion should be made 1T tie e2cliest
iraclic.ble cate. The Government re
serves The right to reject any all pro-
pnsal~.
Bank proposals. bonds and full iufor-
marion ~ TO the manne Of biddiH- :. CO.;
ii he f.7,- fG " lars md
fecms O. contract and payment. VIII lie
furnished on application to tbs Office or 20
ihe comm ssaries OF the posts
EavrioFes containing p. rosals should
he ni;srk~d Piopc s,ls TO- four 1t -,
AID addrc &C 10 iae Il dersigued, or t.
the Conmi>sary at the post.
GH As. p EAGAN,
54w Captain and c. S, U. S. Amy.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-12
soard OF .urerxlsors.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
OF MARICoPA COUNTY. n. !.

Y. ~
PHGSIx. y. T., April 6, 1888.
Board met this day pursuant to al
journment, present, NJ Wormser,
Chairman; a J Halbert and n Her
rick, supervisors; Frank Cox, clerk.
Minutes of tie previous meeting
were read, approved aud signed.
On, motion and by vote of full
Board it is ordered that that the
Treasurer of the county transfer
from the general fund of the county
two hundred and fourteen dollars
and twenty-four cents iuto the road
fund of Road District No. 2.
The following bills were audited,
allowed and ordered paid by the
Prc bate Judge
No 149, VI Wormser per
diem as supervisoI. .....S 60 90
No $50, A j Haltert, per
diem as supervisor .. so 90
No 15f, n Hcrrick, per
diem a supervisor. ...... % 90
On motion and by vote of full
Bolrd the following bills were aud
tied and ordered paid:
No 1872, j ID Marlar, work
on roud in District No. 3. $ 100 90
No 1913, w NJ Ligget, Jurors
certificate. IS 90
No 154, C w Marlar, ju
rOr'S certificate aie. 10 90
No 155, NJ Garcia, consta-
II
No 1j6, II w Ryder, lum-
Der for road district No. g.. Ia 24
The Grand Canal Company pre-
sented ii bill for S63.5O for repairing
crossings on the Grand Canal, which
was, by vote of full Board, rejected
an disallOwed.
In the matter of John Davis, ad-
judged insane by the probate court
on April 2d, 1888 On motion and
by vote of full Board it is ordered
that the sheriff deliver him TO Lang~
don & Clark at their asylum for the
insane at Stockton, California.
On motion the Board stood at re-
cess until ? o'clock P. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At two o'clock p. NJ, Board met
pursuant to adjournment, all mems
bers present
On motion and by vote of full
Board, the following bills were aud
tied, allowed and ordered paid:
No 157, ] D McCaae for
| Hugh Farley, as associate
| counsel in the case OF Mari
copa county VS.. S p Il R.....P 8 90
For this bill no account was filed
but drawn by order of full Board.
No 15S, J Hill, for ser
vices on board of election at
Glla Bend .............-.$ 90
Ne 159, f Nj Smith, for ser
wees in election board at Sey-
| mour ....-....... 3 90
No 160, J NJ Mullen, for
serl ices on board of election,
Verde 90
No 161, T elephant, for
services on board of election,
Webb. 5 90
No 1872, il II Scott, for SER
vices on board of election,
seymour 8 90
No 1853, F Nonago, service
board of election, Gila Bend 5 co
No 164, A Stark, service on
board of election, Webb..... 3 90
No 165, r L Boyer, service
board of election, Gila Bend 90
No 1866, A Courtwright, ser
vice board election, Seymour 90
No 167, Bernard Reynolds,
service BIRD election, Seymour . 00
No 16S, Sam Mickels, ser
wee board election, Seymour . 90
No 100, D Hardcnhurg, ser
vice board Of election, Verde 8 90
No 10, B f johnson. ser
wee board of election, Webb OO
No III, A F Mcdonald ser
vice board of election, Webb 0C
No 172, q w Webb, service
board of election, Webb. OC
On motion and by vote of full
Board it Is ordered that the county
printing from this date up 10 and
unt:l the letting of the general con-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-12

RIZON :.
OFFICE OF cHIRF coMmssARY or SUB
| sISTENCE.
WHIPPLE BARRACKS. Prescott, \ T..
| March 24 1888
SEALED PROPOSALS. IN Triple az.
| subject TO III, usual condition will b.
received at this Office. or at the Offices of
tla citing ommis~ ~ari, $ Of subs stencs
at the following named posts until Il
O'clock, noon, on Tuesday, a p-il ~. SSe}.
at which time and Dlac. thev viii b
open Ct III h. IS-sencr If b..i,ts.r T ,r fur
Il = a.. aGud J rery IF ) oh quaitil e. of
BEEF ANu MUTTON on the bi,c, - ma
from time to time b. I GA. r q { ! o :
ATach", Bowie. Grant Huac !uca. Lowell
McD we'll N' j .Ve, h IN a- = q y roe - q
v II ppi- arr. Ks III this j.. p .Iiiiseiit.
from = My :. SS3 to Iafr 30, 1851
The ;ioV rnn.c tt res rr- .he light 30
Fe ect any e. aA p apoS
PIP : - IN - b. Il @ nna- : l.y !
bid with t..o su etc i. th sum Of
: 90 ea' h and IA aecor acc viii the
fO"r' T. escfiDrd
Each proposal must De csom- q Il by
9n aihdaVif setting f. I mat 5e bi..Ger is
rot concerned directly O. iI.dir@c.is II m,
olhe' hid than that Is which h na'u, j.
a2p-ud J.
1hr sacce- sul bidder VIII b. req1ircd
10 enter into II written mt set Wlth he
Onit~d ats with good a. q ppu v.i
sirriy within 10 d y af'er hei 9 ia tced
II the acceptance # mis- D-OpO al.
Blank propo>ais. bonds and ;tlid v.t-
and f1ii inf rmN.ip as to the M; il ar af
bidding, conditions TO be observed y bio
ders, and tcrms of {. n.raci 81. d payre
will be furnished on app.iCati1r 10 lh's
Office or to the Ccmmiss.t.v ut tn Ho-t.
Envelopes containing proposals should
be marked .'PrOpDsals tnr BEEF and .Hu,-
ton" and add essed to the uudess gned CT
10 The respective Post Commissasics.
CItAS. 2. EA;IAN-
Captain and Q. = u s army.
n p Il W
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-12
gEG s. Files ]!
sure Care EOun at Eest! NG One
Need %sff;.f.

4 sure cure for Bii:.,i, Bleeding
itching and liberated Piles has been
discovered by DR.. William, (an In
,iiau remedy,) called Dr. William
Indian Ointment 4 single bux has
cured the worst chronic cases of S5
or 30 years staBuing. 10 one need
suffer five minutes after app ying
his wonderful sonthII mc.hc me
Lotions. instrum cnts and cleciI.Hrics
do more harm than good. Williams
Ointment absorlas The tu;nors, - lays
ihe intense itchiug, (paiticulariy Il
night after getting warm in bed) ac,s
as Il poalticc, gives instant an: pain
tiss relief, and prepared only forpiles
Itching of the private parts, and for
nothing else.
Read what The Hon. !. NJ Coffin
berry Of Cleveland says about DR.
William 5 Indian Pile Oiutill c.lt 81
have used scores of pile cures and II
affords me pleasure to say that / have
never found anything which gave
such immediate ana permanent re-
lief rs DR.. Williams Indian Oint-
ment.
For sale by all druggists or mailed
on receipt Of price, 500.
Mccarthy & Osborne, wholesale Agent
Denver, CcInre9o.
Henry G. Co, Props.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-12
Pr GNIX, April 5, 1888.
FORENOoN SESSION.

Thomas G. Greenhaw, Probate
Judge, came before the Board and
asked to have his bill, presented on
April 4'h and disallowed, rec nSid-
a, d. BY vote Of full Board the
matter was passed for the present.
On motion Board adjourned unsil
O'Clock p. NJ.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-12

Mr.. Thomas, who i now engaged
in Mr.. Mack's mine on Cave CT, elk =,
arrived last evening lie showed us
a sample of golf bearing quartz this
morning that carries large quantities.
of free gold, one of the finest speci~
mems We have seen for some time.
Mr.. Mack undoubt edly has a good
property, and means 20 work it him
self, too, being now in the East for
the purchase Of machinery.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-12

& Morford for the sum of thirty
dollars.
On motion Board adjourned un il
Monday morning, April 9ih, at 10
O'Clock, a. IN.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-12
Pre-emp;ion NOtice.
III st publication March %. 1883

Fl 81 publlcation March 3, 1883
Land Office at Tucson. Arizona
Marc 20. 1888
Notice is hsreDy given that the follow
ing namod settle, John Miller. has
iled notice OF his in ention to make final
rroofin support of his preempti'n claim
No. 756. and secure final entry thereof b.
fore d. IT. Pinrev. Judge OF the District
Court, Maricopa county. at Phoenix, A :
zona. on the 2ith day of April, at III hour
Of 10 o'clock "A m. for the y i OF Sec
tion 80, Townships , y, Kg ) Z, G AID : K
NJ, and names :he following i his witness
IS, viz: samuel +. ", bb, Wm. l.. Osborn,
r. O. So umb, and James p. Holeomb,
of Phoenix Arizona.
HENRY COUSINS, Register.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-12
Business Failures.

New YORK, April Cuisines
failures for the week were 1877, as
compared with 162 for the last week
Among these were 1S from the Pa
cific coast and the territories
s:na!i POx in Kpnsas.
TOPEKA, Kan. April 6 6.-Informa-
tion has been received from the
towns # Empire AMI Galena, which
are only separated by an imaginary
line, to The effect that there is no abs
atement OF the smallpox scorrge
Business is entirely suspended and
the local authorities have exhausted
all tho funds. IN Galena alone fifty
deaths have occurredr The porula-
tion is mostly.of people of slender
means
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-12
PIratIcaI Production.

BosToN, April Tt now trans
pires that Goveanor Buffers fast day
proclamation, for the omission in
which he is severely criticised by
the press, WIS the same proclama-
ton, verbatim, promulgated by Gov.
Gore in 1910 Butler say: "All
criticisms are directed against that
learned and pious man, not against
me-"
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-12

agency INDIANS and the disposition
of the autl critics towards uh's bare
should they seek the reservation
The events of the past few days hav,
satisfied me that no hostile Indians
can find secure harbor on this res
ervation. Nearly all the Indians
here are showing a lively interest.in
the work of preventing it.
WILCOx, Agent.
VIII Tell Crook.
WILrCoX, April 5-Generl Crooi1
anil pai ty arrived here today. An
tonic Diaz and !. NJ. Moutoys, the
milan an d Spanish Interpreters, ar
rived here this morning with the In
dian prisoner no was captured in
Sar Carlos lie was captured by
the Yuma scouts and is a White
Nolnti.n I.dian. He will sry
II. thing about the Indians on the
war peth, but says he will tell Gen.
Crook all about thr Indians, as he
W shes 10 become friendly
FzIiIed the Stranger
CAMP THOMAS, A. T, April 6-In
An alteration last night between
B rney Clark, of this place, and one
KENNEDY, stranger, the latter was
Killed VIII give particulars after
tile irqurst.
Ssnen tie IuvestIGafItn
WAsHINGToN, April 6-The Jean
net court of inquiry convened to
day Tie Judge Advocate announced
that he had received Il com nunica-
tion from DR.. Collins, enclosing
thirty five questions which he de-
sired to have put to the witnesses
Foreman Bartlett was called and lhe
questions read to him; in reply the
witness stated in substance that Col
Inns was treated ex:.clly the same as
any other-of the officers.
Prize Fight on Long Island.
New YORK, April Ga prize fight
occurred on Long Isl md at day
break his morning, between Harry
Weston, commonly known as the
Black Diamond" and James Nc
Laughlin. Seven rounds y ere fought
n II minutes, when Diamond" was
declared the winner. Weston halls
rom Cincinnati.
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Proposals for Fresh Beef
and Mutton.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF j
ARIZONA (
OFFICE OF cHIRF coMMIssARY OF SUB
SISTENCE.
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EuIogizInG the Confederate Dead
New ORLEANS, April 7.-Incident
to the ceremony of decorating the
graves of the Confederate dead in
this city yesterday and laying the
corner stone of monument to be
surmounted by an equestrian statue
Of Albert Sidney johnson, an ora.
tion by Jefferson Davis, in which he
eulogized the character of the dead
leader In johnson he recognized "a
strong pillar to the confcderacy, and
when he fell on the field of Shiloh,
the mighticst column which had sus-
tanned it had fallen. He died in a
moment of victory, and had he lived
half an hour longer he wauld have
made Grant prisoner or fugitive.
The confederacy had three great
leaders, Lee. jackson and johnson,
who would compare with the leaders
of antiquity or Of modern times. In
the evening, at the banquet, the sem
timents were reiterated by the
sneaker