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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-02

BURxED.-Mr. Joseph Sweeney, "a
employee % The Tjmea ~ painfully
burned % TIE hand Lest SATURDAY
While putting some coaI n lhe stove III
blaze 1ssbed OFT . him, blisssring hiI
len hand.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-02

INV Goons. -Lehrburger B CO. ~.
ceived big lot Of new style Spring
prints yesterday. Mr. Kahn will start
East @ next Monday q se,ect for hi1
store The biggest stock % goods ever
brought % Jasper. Look cot 6or thom,
for thero1l - 6orgainG.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-02

APPoIrFnKn1.-The County Auditor
hss appointed Mr.. Ihoa. r. Hope q
Trustee ~ Harrison townshIp. % IN me
vscancy occmIone by the death Or Nr.
freybefgcr. A excellent appoint
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-02

01rGo 20 Jacob Gossman's Book sfore
and see the great variety Of wall papcr
and window shades. aiso LOT Of line
chromos. ec. n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-02

o2About el,ls0 ~ subscribed Iasl
week b. cItIEens % jasper % aId n pay.
tDG FOR DE pIastering. and inside fnrn.
ishing Of The Catholic church. 1t :,
,ssought q will cost abou< - 500, and d
ieintonded % have q done thIs summer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-02

NARn1Asn L1cEnsEs The following
pereons took oct marriage license thfI
week
Ralph Goods end Lydia Lichlyler.
Ihonas J. Weather. end Margaret
Johnson
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-02

n>rBiIly 6siIIwell kas bought Anav
ecbuetfer's'team and wagon and viii
follow sesmiDg me coming summer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-02

@Tbe report tbat Jacob Schneider
waa severely injured last week va
mistake. HE injuries were not enough
% stop him from work q he trade.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-02

n>rCAps. c. 4. Dobhlns ne ben elecs.
n fnpe Fintendent o. Marlin c0nntv. and
hss entered On The dIschargs Or his d.
ties. a good eeIectlon.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-02

nrPersons having good oak timber
% cell will do well ~ notice the adver-
dsement q Mr.. John Kemper - 10
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-02

~Ths highest market price yin ~
PAID sor good navy beans = Lehrburger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-02
l1iRlk H,a'fh ! q isris ~
TIMETABLE.
~ euocs Dccembeg Sd. f0e2.


- - 80 ~ yr&umzr- S1spe. t1s,-
!! ,. - = - ox~rzru.sr. 7<-t-~. " -
v " ~ y - a. Ex1n1.sxD. 111t~ - -
- A4S.n ~ Se<rsa ~. l1c -. - rns
<Arl<a Leaves Il -l<.-,
WE14xEK &xTDEE. Lcrr<--r.~
=. -. nuoos 49,. - es,'r.' Manager.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-05-18
WatIi6s 8Ider.

L. StuOent: .gta, mas iOsit ON ,u
Der fumOfsu 8ibIiOtbet, bic mir mein
SnteI gu @eibuu6teH sei@idt bat2~
9. Stubent: Sra, 6amit taHnit On
Dir, ruenn Dir g GsI6 aus9ebt,
den eenuBrei6en Aben6 bereitsn unb
unIersimem aud man6maI aus Der
6lemme belfen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-05-18
2arter @int {.

9rin,ipal: SER ErafIsr, sic arr
oern mid immer nit ben uieIeH 6eblerH,
Sic sic MAIDEN wolIen Sie mir HI9t
enbIid eiHntaI aud cine frtn6i9e nebers
rai9uns bsrsiten2@
commits: vWtit gersnigen, perr
YriusipoI.~
nddifeH MoHat.@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-05-18
prnutn, OftprenBrm.

&0ni0Sber9. 8ei Ser 8%reiSuer:
tbeiIung Der Ntabemie Oer Niiieni6aftcn
in 8aris wurbe Der groBe Yreis fir
Matbematit Dem BrnfeilOr Smit6 gu
Srforo unb Dem stud. math. 0ermuur
Minfomsti ouf Ser bieliSen ltniueriitdt
;%uertaunt, 10 baB ii6 beioe barin t6eilen
miiiien unO ieoer 5000 6r. erbdlt.
Nuenitein. Die Qlrbeiter Wti6ael
Sfu;u uno 6rieori9 8ortOwStj ans 81,
2cn9t bObeu I'M 9touember 1880 i'll Dem
oorti9cn QSuIbe cine l6Ieiiide |%etnpGnoe
bGnoleriu beraubt luo mabrl6einli6 and
ermoroet unb iino besbalb pom bieiigen
S6pur9eri6t Su ie l. Sobren 3u6t
buuS perurtbcilt morbCu. 6iir Ben Ntorb
maren feline 9enii9enoen S~ewciSmittcI 81
beidOiicn, "a Die Eei6c Der 0Gnolerin
ni6t nuf9eiunoen merNen tonnte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-05-18
uuuerfduIbtt.

uGnr einmnl in meinem Seben bin i9
meiner S9wie9ermntttr uu ben pals
aeFanen - 6as war aber CUR lSeit eIHeS
Grobcbens.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-05-18

8ei einem Bale ldBt li6- cine etua5
coauette Dame bur9 ib,tu Better eihen
iuneen Rann, Der fid bister pom ibr
f~erngebaIten, pOriteneH. 0iefer, pom
Benz ii6ereifrisen Better fait seDoItiam
~ ibrsm Plaes binssi9Isppt, beantIpors
tst cine lsins bisberiss 3uridboItuHs
ftreifeu6e 8emertuHs Der S66nen nit
ben @orten: %, inn @eseutbeiI, rnsin
TrduIein, Sic limb bic sinBiss Dame i'm
BauIanls, III Der i'd mid biusesn9sn
fible."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-05-18
31rnpint ~1l1rfprrmBrm.

@rauoen;. Nicr bat ii6 Ser 6elos
mebel unb neutrality-suspicious. 6rienri6
@itihuS mittelS Gpantoli uergiftct. Ter
lluoliiflihe bate fir ieineu &ater cine
Vei6mcroc al Die Giienbabnbirettion in
Srombcrg iibcr III bobe 6abrpreilc 9es
Ihricben mn murhe hofiir nit / NSp6en
glrrcit beitroft uno aus Den Silten Der
Nipirauten fir SEN 3ablmeilteroienlt 9ee
itridcn. I'm ben nG6iten Sagen iollte Ell
III Den Gompu9nicpienlt Surilttreten.
Y6buu. Dor turSer ISeit bate Die
Ne0ierlm9 III Miurieumeroer ben Nbbru6
Der yontcr &Ioltcr0ebduoe uno Der our6
ben 9rano tart beiddbigten STRIDE an
9eorbnct. Nn6pem bereitS mebrere Gage
an benz Wbbri6c Der Stride georbeitet
mrroen, lit ucuerbtn9S ouf &,rlteuung
bcS bicii0eu @anoratbS bel Der He9ierung
Der ~lueiterc Qbbru6 Der @ebduoe einges
iteIt poroen.
Gboru. Sci Dem n~euerging3 ltnttge;
babten @iSgan9 ouf Der Msi6iel lit i'll
iSoloe elmer unterbalb Der Sefeulionss
Raierne bis ∨enieb bin eit9etretenen
Gisltopfun9 Der Strom u%nterbalb oc6
S6loHeS 0pbom iiber Die rfer 9etreten
mn. hat sic 9Gnoereieu Der Srtldaftsr
Sbere unb @roBzNeiiau uuo &oitbur
iiberlutbct. Der S6aoen, BEN oaS gSai,
Ter angeribtet bat, lit beoeuteno.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-05-18
8eweisfIbrnna q.

Nr,t: SD iase Sbnsn noGmal, EaIt
ellen unS talt t~rintsn, lit %seiunb!~
Yatient: Bite, 8ciipieIe!~
Nrst: .@eben sic MIR in bic 9onbis
t~orcicn. oa trsfIen Sic bic d~Itcften
S6a6teIn, bic ellen uue Gage De-
f~rorenesl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-05-18

Rne6t: .@as iol i5 bonn 6d init
benz einem Stiefel? IS ut bod nusses
ma6t, OuB i'd uus Subr elm Raar Stie'
fsl sei9entt tries'!" -.
@%utsbelieer: rGanJ re6t, On bit
aber crit elm babies Sabr in meinem
0ienlt, lOl9Ii3 triift iii Gin StiefsI,
ben onberu betonImit gu, meTH bas ans
bere babe Sabr uOriber III uIo id NIT
Dir ,ufrieben war!~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-05-18

Sos6afts gstrdftisuHg.
Sdser e.. GieIsnb: r9aa, 9dsIs, nun
fannif On 9ein 1sitnment ma6en!1
Sdssr g.: .Re4t bab's iett
lauit er ;lm HstGr!.~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-05-18
Rbrinprnuint.

Gricr. Na6 elmer iett porIie9enz
ben lleberii9t Der llnteritiitun9en fir Die
Giflcr ijnb i'm oiesieitisen 9te9ierun9s>
besirre sur GertBeilung 9etommen in
Sumnn I,O48, $40 so. l0iepon baben
erbolten: Der &reis Gouu 384 ,5I5 81,
Ser &reis |riim 3l2 24G 81. ser &reiS
gittburG l2O, O89 Dr., Der 6rei5 2&itts
lid -, 100 81, Der 2nnbfreis Grier
IFS, 48l 3D., Der &rciS 8~erncaltcI 1884,
800 81. uno Der &reiS Saurbur9 1850
81
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-05-18
prnuint pnTrn.

Rempen. Der bieiige Sns6t SGcss
muret bat leine Nrau, nit wel6er er lett
ldnosrer i9eit i'll llufriebeu Iebte, i'm
S6laTe i%berfaleu, oerieIbeu init einem
Meiier ben 0aIS our6i6nitten nno nod
ca. 20 Mfeieriti6e an peri6ieoenen Sbcis
len beS S6rper bci9ebru6t. NS ba8
Spfer tobt mar, i6leppte ct oGlIelbe dn
einen 9ruuuen, INN eS bineinsuperfen.
Sierbei wuroe er pom Na6twd6ter felts
0enommeu. Seine lleberfiibrun9 mad
Benz @eribtS9efdu9uiB lit bereitS ertoIst.
Snromo. @e9eu &OrperperIetun9
unn uerluhteu MtoroeS uerurtbeilte oas
bieii0e S6wur9eri6t ben Nrbeiter Spis
6ala aus S6moSSem su II SGbren
Su6tbauS. 0erielbe, sin uugemetn &C.
fiir6tcter Wouu, bate I'M fiirltlid Sburns
uup GariS'i6en Sort Sen &aIoIdufer
Soropsti, Der ibn beim @iloeru betrofs
fen, su Sobeu 9ei6lusen uno% miBbunSeIt,
10 BAR nur baS Sasutommeu mebrerer
leute benz 9. bag 9ebeu rettete. Gtuige
Gaze oarauf i6oB er bem 6Orit9ebiIfen
SGrid pom S6ntrepier S6mOS;elp, Der
i'm Teitnebmen moIte, cine S6rotIaouns
ms @ei6t, 10 baB berieIbe Idnsere 3eit
lsbsuseefdbrIi9 Oarnieoerldg.
3trnuint ShIIrftrm.
QaurabItte. Der 8ergmann @il9s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-05-18
itrnuin, SdTlrfrn.

Qaurabitte. Der 8ersmann gSii9s
niowsfp GUS 9ittfop, elm rober nno ses
walttbGtiger YGtron, betam nit ieinem
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-05-18
bnnitnuEr.

Silbesbeim. Die su Moritber9
erbaute Silln. rpel6e pom Seiten Der
Nnbdneer bes 4b~9sor6neten @inbtborit
bieiem ais Gbren9abe Our9ebra6t weroen
Ioute, miro iett 3man9sweile ueritei9ert
werben. Sos betreHenbe 6aus ltebt
unter Sa6 I'M &obbau, miro aber iubs
baitirt, neil sin bieitger Saufmann, Der
Dem ausfiibrenbeu Mtaurermsilter grOBe
Sunmsn p~or9sidohen, Den fernercn Sre>
Dit ueria9t hat.
MInbeu. Die bieiige GeauIoiefa:
brit bcS 8rofeforS NfitiderIi9 lit an
Den Director 6oIOing uertauft wOrben,
weIder sl Sieiem 3pet cine Attien9eleus
Ibaft eebiIoet bat, nereu 2citun9 er iiber=
ninunt. 6oIbin9 beiiet bereits cine
9IeiGe 6abrit bel t6amm III Meitfalen.
Gm6sn. BON elmer bier ~absebaItes
men SeriammIung betreffS Der SanaIpOrs
lase wurSe 9smdB hes Sei9Imnes bes
Oortmunber 6recutipcomites fiir ben
&beinsG &auaI cine Senti6rift iiber
bic gmsmiinbung unb Gmsbdfen an bas
NbaeorSnetenbaus iiberianbt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-05-18
HrTfen-Annnu.

Grepa. Der @eber Ssinri9
GrnteI pom bier hat tirSIi9 in elmer
@oitwirtbidoft gu Sudia siuseitanben,
leiren iineiten 9rubsr i'm Sabre 1874
ermorSet al babsu. ga6 ieiuer 9rz
s6blnns mar CT mad uolbra6ter Sbat
hid)ti9 sepOrben, bate it5 ? Sabre in
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-05-18

merbun9 al Gnoe ut. Gbe Der lestC
S6u6 qefa0en, fam Riemano UiieH.
uer fi9 ais Der @Irbigite sei9t. Dor
udrts, @ero! QaB Oas 6euer ni6t ITO:
den uno beitimme bic Rummer far ben
ueu in mniere S6ieeueerabe Gin9ereib.
ten"
Well" tntgeenete Der ArraH9rur
unb rief ben Rd6itsn auf ieinsn Yolten,
mdbrenb Der @raf oas @emebr aus
9p6ia's 6dnben empfiH9.
Sic ieI6it that anfan9s elm pdaI
S6ritte, ben llebrlgeH ~ fotgen, oanr
wenbete fit iid ober pI6stid wieoeI
III @eruer ,urdd unS itredte ibm, elmer
ral9eu ginssbuns fOIsenb, bic 9anO snt'
geqen.
Sic siruen mir uue spdr nit Bedt,
idate lie freimiitbig. Sd febe idoH, ID
mug mir aud Sbre Ser3eibung erbittsn.
Sei Sbrsr ~enseIssuten 5rnu Mama bate
i'd IS ireili9 lsi9ter.~
Gr uabm bic 6au6, aber Surddus MIDI
nit benz Gifer Der GaIoHterie, wic iie az
wobI eeuobnt ieiH uno Onber aud oisBnloI
uorauseeiett babsH mO6te. IS l6isr
mebr, ais ssnIss sr elmer JOrm oanrit
obmobl CT IS ni9t ebeH in rteiter Weil'
that. Or Id9sIte 70 gar nnb aud IN let
men @orten lag 9nmOr.
vOort mar aber aud bic AbiI9tslolIa'
felt erDieien.~
IS sudte ME Elm burbbrs4enOss
Qd6eIn in ibren 3isrn.
Stun ia, unb Sbnsn sesenibsr bab'
Id lie ME Al erweiieu eeiu6t."
.@ieaeidt Tuar IS SbneH Der Vedh'
ni@t pertb."
Sd t6nnte IS bsinbsR, bd Sbnen i
Iebr 6aran eeIesen i9eint. bas gesentbei
,u b5rsn. Gds 1T 70 RdnHerari, bic i
pom GiteIteit melt entfernf fein iou. Sd
nber roia barum ni9t in @eiberGrt Der
fallen. SD isbe tsiHsH @ruu6, unDob'
,u isin. Often seitnn6en, Sic batter
mid eedrssrt. Sie wdren uHGrtis nit mir
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-05-18

MInden. Der &ei9sratb bat Die
Notwithstanding mad ben 8ei9Ianen
Der Ab observation-disclosures abseIebnt, ebens
10 Die RssisrunssuOrIu9e unb eiuen Sers
mittInnsSs 4ntrog aneeuomnteu, pouad
auf Gin;sIbef9d6iste l ,o75 900 8., aui
8e;irte nnb @emein6en o 1000 81, nuf
6erIfeuuns Der &~beinbdmme in Der
SfaI, lie, 900 M. entfauen. Die Gins
selunteritisuneen iino u~nridsablbar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-05-18

Setpte. lleber ein I6lafenoeS UfGoe
den i'm bieiigen Srte serbre6en li6 ni6t
ALIEN Die NerSte ben &opf. Nm Z. 0pril
muren es a6t Mo6eu, baB baS 15idbs
rioe MGbden - Mtarie Qeumeldno lit
ibr Game = in S6laf periunten. Grit
belt nan ous M6b6en fir tobt uuo
poute eS beerbi9eu, ais gu gutter 0eet'
bic S%obteufrau geuabr purbe, bag nod
2eben in Dem itdrren 66rper iet. Oas
Mdb6en lit pouitdnbis gum Stelett abb
9~enlaaert. Die 3eben on beioen SiiBeu
sr,ueiieu ii9 aIerbiugs idon ais abse:
itorben unb iino gang i6pars. Oas
fertudbrenbe Sibrirsn Der Nugenpim.
perm ,eiot iebod bel INDIFFERENT Sei6auen,
baB nod 9eben III benz 80rper ii9 befin>
set; 9ulsi6Iag uu6 &tbem iinb oeutIi6
uernebmbar. Na6 4nii6t bes Braun
I6weieer 9lr;tes Or. 8ertbn lic9t cine
i6werc neru0ie StOruu9 pnr, wel6e eut>
itanoen lit burd G~rtrantuu9 Der 6irns
rinoe uno bes Hiifenmarts. Sieier
2tr;t bilt and cine @%eneiung ni6t abIos
Int fir aus9ei6lohen.
S~ranbfdue. Nuf Der Somdne 9Seus
baus bel Scrsfelbe lit Die ueue S6euue
bes Sberamtmanns 2eusmann total nies
oerqebrauut, in Galp0rSe oas @eb6ft
oes @uitrpirtbs 3. &nape uno in 6Iies
baulen bel Seeieu bas @ebdube bes
S6loilers IS.
Banfrn.
MIuheu. Der &eihsratb bat bit
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-05-18

Naumburg. @roBes2lufieben erre9te
bas Dor bieiigem Stanoesamt erfoI9te
Nuf9ebot beS Observation-Disclosures
unO yeootionsratbs pom Neumouu, bes
8efiters 6eS Ritterguts @erbiteSt, nit
einem einfo6en 9auernmdb6en, Sioonie
6ofimam aus Dem Na6buroorf Merten=
bprf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-05-18

uitu 5 q. .. Der Gu9fabri>
FAINT 3. 9. &6niter o bier lit pom
@eraer @eri6t wegen betrii9eriI6en
8unterOtts 81 6 @o6eu @efdn9niB per-
urtbeilt morben.
80Bned. Die spii9en &0iti; unb
Hebnert an Der SrIa 9ele9ene S3miOte
i9e Spinnerei lit nit allen Torrdtben
uno MaI3inen bis auf Die llmfG6ungSs
maueru nieber9e6rannt.
Sonbersbuueu Der Shirt
bat fir iein gGno6en Die rfir3Ii6e"
Se6onfeier abgeI9aiit, unO swnr neil
bic 6inwobner ii6 ni6t genug baran be-
tbeili9ten.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-14

. the sun on May 9th. Professor E. Iron velet found a red star between Mercury and the sun. The total eclipse lasted five minutes and twenty.three seconds Drawings of the corona were taken Some discoveries were made. F. NJ. Ker. confidential clerk of Pres ton. Keen < Co, of Chicago, who ab- seconded with one hundred and fifty thousand dollars, early this year, was brought here on the City of Sydney winch arrived here yesterday from Ho- nOlulu.
 The bail of John s. Gray, the en- bezzler, has been reduced from forty four thousand to twenty-two thousand dollars. He has failed, however, to furn- ish bonds.
 PORTLAND, July 9.-RepOrts tonight show that the news received last night of the forest fires along the Columbia rIver were greatly exaggerated. While there have been heavy fires and grea. destruction of timber some miles back from the rivU in the mountains, on the rnreserved govei nment and the railroad lands, there have been few losses in the settled parts of the country. Much un- derbrush was destroyed, but the large trees were SO full of sap that very little damage was done to them. Geo. W. Weidler's railroad logging camp and wharf were not damaged. as previously reported. The fires are now subsiding
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-14
RORDFR pATPor.

Below will be found an article which We clipped from the New Mexican Re view, referring to border patrol be- tween the Unted States and Mexico Governor Trit.e, who IS now in Santa Ee, has been in consultation with the governor of New Mexico, and if such a result can be brought about as that out lined, We say amen to the proposition. IL IS ss follows:
 '.The Mexican minister makes inqulry of Secretary of State Freliughuysen on be- half of his government relative to the expediency of adopting measures in both countries which shall prevent the sale, within the territory, either of cattle or property stolen from the other by marauders. Mr. Teller accordingly writes Governor Sheldon for a state ment of the laws of New Mexico on thIs subject, together with his views. The governor called upon Attorney General Breeden as to the legal phase of tbe case. and Is informed that the law Is amply sufficient, needing only execution Co become effective. A conference held yesterday between Governor Sheldon and Governor Tritle, of Arizona, result cd in the conclusion that in no other way could these outrages be so effec- lively checked as by establishing a regu- lar border patrol which shall guard the mountain passes on the border and have the power to arrest all cattle thieves, smugglars and other criminals. His exoellency will present these views to the honorable secretary of the interior In hopes that the government may direct the establishment of this much-needed patrol without further delay"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-14
JUDGE HoApLYs TRouBLEs.

Judge Hoadly is not having as clear
 sailing in his canvass for governor of
 Ohio as he could wish. It seems that he
 was the attorney for the assignee of
 Arcbbishop Purcell, whom, it will be re-
 mem bered, ran kind of a savings bank
 besides attending to hIs clerical duties
 It will be remembered also that the
 Arcbblshop's bank was not managed on
 business principles and that be failed
 for very large amount, and that his
 creditors, who numbered fully 4,000,
 have never been paid. Not being able
 to pay the large amount, the Archbishop,
 through his friends and the church, tried to raise money to make good the amount of his deficiency; but he found that the church would not come to his relief, and hls friends, who had already been sorely tried, could do nothing for him, and like inc vulgar crowd he was compelled to defend himself in a court of justice. Judge Hoadly acted in the interest of the creditors and endeavored to assist in the collection of those mites. Their case was tried over year ago, but decision has not yet been rendered, though the judge has had ample time to consider the case. Fearing that an adverse de- clsion would injure Hoadly's chances of election, it is said the democrats have appealed to the judge of the. court be- fore whom the case was tried to still further delay the decision until after election. Whether they made such an appeal to the court, is ques- ton that can not be ascertained, but Hoadley's four thousand clients be- lieve that such appeal was made. They are an ungrafeful set, and say that de- cision must be had at once, or they will take it for granted that the democratic party, for the sake of securing their votes is trying t0 delay or defeat the ends of justice They go even further, md say that they with 5000 of their a total of 10000 voters, will vote against Judge Hoadley, If decision IS not rendered before election lay, and if such declslon should be against them, they will vote against him anyway. Judge Hoadley has still an- other unpleasant matter to meet and explain away, and which must be satis- l actorily explained, or it will cost him many votes He is charged with being n infidel, and the methodist, the bap- list and the presbyterian brethren are Lsking him If the charge is true" and lnless he can successfully refute the
 harge, large number of protestant democrats will also vote the republican icke. in preference to voting for an in- idel
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-14

IHE Fowler Brothers, of Chicago, who were charged with manufacturing spuri- GUS lard, are going to "set themselves ught' before the public, and have sent for Prof. R. Ogden Doremus. Of the Bellevue Hospital, New York, Prof Sharples, of the Dental College of Bos- ton, Prof. Witthouse, of Buffalo, and Prot kenser, Of the John Hopkins Uni versity. They will be paid $50 per day and their expenses. The total cost for experts to pass upon the alleged spuri- ous lard manufactured by Fowler Bros. will not fall short of S25,OOO. The de- eislon of such eminent professors should be accepted by the country as final, and We trust the rigid examination in this ease will be a warning to other manu- lecturers and dealers in lard throughout the country. or all countries in the world this should be the last one that should attempt to adulterate food, for There Is no country under the sun that produces so bountifully, and it is a shane that suspicion should even attach to any of our great houses which maDu taciure food articles. We have the best and purest raw material in the world, and ii Is a crime to have it poisoned by adulterations. We trust, for the good name of Chicago and the country, that the Fowler Bros. will be found innocent ot the charges, but if guilty, they should De forced out of the business that others who will be satisfied with fair profits and who will not seek to defraud the pubhc by mixing tallow and other re- lnse into lard for the sake of further in- ereaslng their profits by deception and iraud, may engage in the business.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-14

IN the lard investigation case of Fowl CT Brothers, before the Board of Trade committee at Chicago, Prof. Beltield of Rush Medical College, has exhibited a series of magniied photographs of lard and tallow, showing their differences in specialization, together with specimens of adulterated lard manufactured by the above named firm. William Martin, formerly foreman for Fowler Brothers, corroborated the statements of Prof. Belfield, and stated that tallow and beef bones were mixed with hog fat and put into the rendering tsnks,and the product was put in tierces and labeled Prime Steam Lard" This he knew to be fact, because he had entire charge of the rendering; and that, "in December last, between five and six thousand tierces of this stuff was made by Fowler Brothers and tierced as prime steam lard" We shall now await the evidence on the side of the defense with much interest, and if they cannot refute this evidence be- yOnd the possibility of doubt, the Fowler Brothers should be made to suf- fer, for the great fraud they have per petrated upon the people.