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WASHINGTON HOUSES
Appear 20 BE q Better Investment
Than Ordinary GOVERNMENT POSI-

WASHINGTON, April 3.-Mr. Letter, OF
Chicago, offered Mr.. Window $4,000 the
other day for his residence on Scott circle.
Ii cost about $4,000. so that it appears to
have been a tirstclass investment from a
money point of view, however poorly it
may have paid him politically. A good
house at the west end of Washington is
about as good property as one can have
anywhere.
A Boston broker, who droTe about the
city the other day, told me he was very
sorry he did not know in season that Mr..
Blaine's Fifteenth. street residence was for
sale, as he would gladly have paid $4,000
for il, the price paid by Mr.. Travers. Every
rich man who builds here brings half a
dozen others in his train. Another year
will witness great additions to the num-
Der of fine residences and wealthy resi-
dents.
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ished BY their brethren snd dstsf! To
Uhh-strangers to them, bot lovers Of ha-
manity, they were emig1ted 70 the settle
ment OF the ,aiDh IN COLORADO. where they
can worship God under their own vine and
fig tree, with none 70 molest or moke them
afraid. Don't You think that minister
would have q job to convert one Of those
North Carolini saints back to Christianity,
10 called,
The effect of the recent legislation by
Congress was to disfranchise all men snd
women who were OF had been living In
plural marriage, but inasmuch - they
were q fraction of the community, it did
not affect the elections in the least, the
vote after the disfranchisement standing
22,000 for the Mormon candidate for Con-
gress and 1900 for the Gentle candidate.
| am not in position to say how far the
law is being obeyed, but would judge that
the great mass Of the people are endesvor.
ing to observe ii strictly.
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,,iS,.,erLovef,sS Speeets

LoNsOE. April 3.-Niaister Lowell. in a
speech at the Lord Mayors banqrtet last
night, said ne had from time to time read
sensational statements in newspapers par-
porting to give the instructions he. had re-
ceivsd from his government and werJS he
had spoken on diplo;Nstlc questions He
would say these prepheSieS wsre,liAs those
of the Prophet Virgins. Be should in
spite of them continue to bslieVe hAat the
good relations nOW existing between Great
Britain and the United States woAld be en-
during. Certainly nothing thai he could
do would tend 20 lessen the;n frisadly char
srtPr
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ONO ELECTIONS.

Tne Democratic Tidal wave Bells On.
ToLxDo, o., April 3.-The Republicans
elect the Mayor by SO. police clerk by 20 ma.
jorities, and the Democrats elect the
solicitor, police judge, police prosecutor,
trustees Of the water works and one of the
cemetery, three police commissioners, four
justices of the peace and four constables,
by majorities ranging from 200 to 1000.
The Council will stand Republicans, s.;
Democrats, 8. Board of Aldermen-Re-
publieans, 9; Democrats, 8. Board OF
Education n-Republicaus, 9; Democrats. 6.
Police Board-Republicans, /; Democrats,
4. Council on joint ballot has a Demo-
cratic majority of 2.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., April S.-Unothcial re-
turns from all but one precinct show the
Democrats have elected the Mayor, two
Judges of the Supreme Court, member OF
the Board Of Public Works, Treasurer, City
Solicitor, Police Court Judge, and three
members OF the School Board, by msjorities
ranging from 100 to 4,200. The Republi-
cans elect the Controller, Prosecuting At
torney of the Police Court, Director OF City
Infirmary, Wharfmaster and two members
of the Board of Education, by maJorltles
ranging from 2OO 10 2,SOO. Inc precinct W
hear from may defeat Peck, Democrat, for
Superior Court, and Springmeir. Democrat,
for Board of Public Works.
CINCINNATI, April 3.-To night the news.
papers have made two independent can
vases of the returns, making material
changes in the result as given earlier.
They. do not agree as to
the majority, but unite in
showing that but three Republicans
are elected, namely Eshelby for Comptrol-
ler; Caldwell, Prosecuting Attorney;
Moore, for Wharf Register. The common
council on Joint ballot will stand Demo.
Gratis. AZ; Republicans, SO. TIE official re-
turns will be necessary to show the
majorities OF the officers elected.
Dayton.
DAYTON, o., April 3.-The Democrats
make clean sweep of the city ticket and
council. The school board is Republican
by three majority. The city solicitor, Dem.
ocrat, by 700 majority, and the balance OF
the ticket by smaller majorities.
Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, April 3.-The Democrats
elected John II. Farley Mayor by nearly
4.UOO majority, and the whole city ticket
"A out of Is Councilmen, and I OF MEM
bers of the Board OF Education, controlling
both bodies.
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Don Cameron.s Health Improved.

WASHINGTON, April 3.-Senator ]. Don
aid Cameron left for Harrisburg yesterday.
He will remain there about a week, when
he will return to this city. Senator Came.
ron said he never felt better in his life, and
his general appearance bears out the state
ment and wifi put an end to the gossip
about his failing health. The Senator will
not return until some time in May, as this
climate is more satisfactory to him than
any other at that season of the year, after
which he will take a trip to Europe.
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Nennor 10 a little contrsdic ssry il his
predictions, OF April weather, ths dssssisd
character Of which. se places - follows:
April enters. on Sunday viii, . hArch
storm and the same day Of tlA week 10 like.
- to con,inns siosny through the nAonth.
The 5tb and 9Th will likely ,pI owe stormy
IN lake regions sod lower 1rss, inca New
foupdIasd probably conii& in sss heavy
gales.
The Isth and 18th are rp.s.sbly aste. for
severe Losts. These vera experienced In
1882.
The 18th ana 2lst sto Ky and vet In
majority OF sections. =,
The month will end C ~ aud stormy and
May dsy naS be usheroa n with SNOW and
sleet 10 DostAern and ~ tern sections and
cold rains ~ Others
There will probably, be souls unusual
terms q warmth dur!nf. the month. but
altogether il will sH-sks Of its average
character and be OF fsfs.yorable description.
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PIrTsnunGH, April 3. A shooting
tournament iH connection with the Bench
show, was inaurated this afternoon by a
match between Bogarius and Carver. The
contest was for purse of $500 best ont OF
100 pigions, and resulted in a victory for
Bogaraus by a SCORE OF a5 toM. To.mor-
row the contest will be open 10 the world,
barring Bogardus and Carver, aad will con-
tinue the balance Of the week. 4 large
number of the best shots in the country
inrnl
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The Presidents Trip.

WASHINGTON, April 3.-The President
starts for Florida tomorrow. He will be
accompanied by Mr.. Phillips, his private
secretary.Sand Mr.. Miller, of New York,
besides several newspaper correspondents IS
who are engaging seats in parlor car this
afternoon. Attorney General Brewster
and Secretary Chandler will accompany
4 e President.
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AYeneiiAn Gondala.

EEw YORK, April 2.-Emmet the actor,
has had a Venetian goldols built here for
use on wstess adjacent to his Albany resi-,
dence. TIE length is 35 feet. bsam / feet
inches and having plenty OF Fat bottom
She will draw only about two inches OF
water smidships when not loaded, II is a
great curiosity.
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JEALOUSY THE CAUSE
,Oa a BIoody TraGedy-A Young Dry
Goods Clerk the YjetiEn-

Goods Clerk hhe N1ctAh-
ST. LOUIS, April S.-Just before clock
This morning a bloody tragedy was en-.
acted in the house of Mrs. Theresa Pretty
mar. No. lI@5 Pine street Albert or Bert
Wirc. shot AID killed Joe Glenn, clerk IN
a dry goods store, IN the presence OF Mrs.
Davis. a woman of the town. Wing aud the
Woman came here a short time ago from
Hy., and Mrs. Davis became an
inmate OF the house OF Matte ROBERTS
Here she made the acquaintance Of G!enn.
Tie latter yesterday engaged q room at
PrettymanS, and late in the evening "ienh
and Mrs. Davis went there. Wing had oe'
esme Jealous Of Glenn, and went 70 the
bpuse and found them together. lie up,
handed Glenn for his treschery, anu
81 ddcniy rulled a revolver aud Sn9s S,
bim twice IN the head. XIII
.ips him almost instantly. Wing then
rrsh.t from the house, but was soon arTest,
81 b. q the Davis woman was also loigsu
ID ths cs'ahOoSe. Wing claims that tue
sbOOling MAS in self defense; that u'ehu
dtew a revolver; that struggle for IT'S pos,
sszSi"n Cu>u-d. thst he secured ~ and hfeu
ii But tie woman says Wing shot "'ehu
dtiiLtrs'. ". The whole party iVed AZ
oweu >'"ru. Ky. The real name o1 tue
Woman is sa;d to be Mary FaveS.
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A Msvap on n Hon NJ.

CINCINNATI, April 3.-A sensation was
created in the room Of the Buckworth
Democratic Club this morning by an effort
OF Mayor Means 10 shoot John Brady
county TAILOR. Both are members OF the
club, and had spent the night in the
rooms hearing the election returns. Early
this morning the Mayor, who had been
drinking. made threats that he was going
TO insult Brady, who was up stairs. Means
went up stairs and his friends got Brady
down stairs, Means followed, when the men
seized him, but he finally drew a revolver.
Brady seeing this drew his and demanded
that Means be taken away. This was done
and bloed-shed prevented. Brady and
Means have not been on good terms for
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naoi.Ion Apnin.t l,,c a..,-ernmrnl,

PHIIAnEfrHrA, April 3.-The suit OF the
Government against the Philadelphia and
Reading railroad for $4otO 900 and interest,
being fire per cent. internal revenue on
the surplus earnings for three years prior
TO 1867, was decided in the United States
District Court to day in favor OF the de.
PENDANTS, PRESIDENT G0wah having pro-
duced o receipt from the agent Of the Gov
eminent Tor the amount in controversy.
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WASHINGTON.
Another Feature Of the Tariff Bill
Discovered.
The Presideat Starts for the Alligator State
representative Springer, of Illinois,
Talks Freely About the CaDdt-
dates for the Speakershpr
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, Apil 3.-The revenue re-
formers of the Senate and House thought
they succeeded IN repeating, in the tariff act
passed Just before the late Congress ad-
iourned, all laws authorizing an allowance
in estimating duties on imported goods for
charges and commissions. When the bill
was first considered in the Senate, the clause
repeating these laws simply enumerated GER
tain sections Of the Revised Statutes and de-
clared them repealed. Mr.. Beck said he
thought the repeal ought to be in the form
of q general clause, so as to cover all passi-
bic laws of that Sort 'Messrs. Allison and
Sherman and other Republicans protested
that the repeating clause now covered all
laws Of that sort, but Mr.. Beck, having in
sisted upon it, they agreed to the subStitu-
tion Of a general clause repeating all
charges and
Comnission Allowances.
Upon the supposition that all charges aud
commissions had been repealed, q COM
penSatory duty was placed on some articles
which had been protected by the commits
sions provision. Ii appears, however, that
the Conference Committee added a section
to the bill hitherto unnoticed which prac-
uCally continues the allow ance for packing
certain articles. This section is as follows:
Section 9.-If, upon appraisal of i'm
ported goods. wares and merchandise, it
shall appear that the true ann actual mar
ket value and wholesale price thereof, as
provided by law, can not De ascertained to
the satisfaction of the appraiser, whether
because such goods, wares and merchan-
disc be
Consigned for Sale
by the manufacturer abroad to his agent in
the United States, or for any other reason,
il shall then be lawful TO appraise the same
by ascertainiug the cost or value of the
materials composing such merchandise
at the time and place of manufacture, to-
gether with the expense OF manufacturing,
preparing and putting up such merchan-
disc for shipment, and in no case shall
the value of such goods, wares and mer
chandise be appraised at less than the total
cost or value thus asCertained."
Ii is believed that the comparative con-
teptment OF the American potters can be
traced to the knowledge of the ex-
istence of this section. II the Eng
liSh potterS are not prepared to
till orders for years demands
before July /, and il on that date American
pot :ers not only get compensatory duty
but also an allowance for packing charges,
they are not so seriously threatened with
destruction as they thought they were.
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Chicago

CmCAGo. April 3. Twenty precincts
give Carter HARRISON Deesocratic candi.
Date for Mayor AIS msjosity over Cary,
nominee of the citizea's ticket,
At to:i5 p. NJ. the indicstions are that the
entire Democratic sity ticket is elected by
from S, coo to g. )0e - &aioSity.
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A. MEAN MasHru.
March's BnusuAl. Gold Vsnnos's FoSs-
c.ssI Of ARrtI. " WcatheH.

chst o. AIshst "VSsoeS'
Yesterday brought us the first fair day
We have seen since Faster, and II was
doub!y welcome after the dark weather OF
March. Such an entirely cold and disa-'
greeabls month 80 March is almost With.
out psrallel and il was the coolest on
record. The msaR temperature was $3.50.
The highest temperature Of the mouth
was 500 on the 5th. The mean tompsxa-
ture for, the oorrespopAing mont esaiI
year - as below:
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bers from the Northern and Western States
away from other candidates and draw them
to his own support by the cry that tne
election of a Southern man as Speaker
would ruin the prospects of Democratic
success in the next years elections, and
that he is the only candidate who can avert
srch q catastroDhan -
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Fatal Prize Fight.

,.r,. IA. April Sin a PTIZs hgn'
80, last 'v-ning between Mike AeIlaugn-
D. suc Martin LiDksey, miners, SIX rouhus
!. .PTp fought. In the last round ooEh tneh
u,t,d qnd fell, IdnSsey BREAKING ms
L s,k n 'hr fall. which resulted IN instan !.
\, .,,.. cath. Mclaughlin gave himsslt
srp H.. ,h. authorities. The participants IN
Dc - ~ we're not over Is years OF sge.
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De,trneIINe Floods.

S,r- Lars, April 3.-This morning. 5
Pps.G Las aiyices that hoods IN par
BE-. i,,,iry have washed out SIX oriuseS
b o., U''r, u Short Line, Temporarily Isu !iI
- up 49, running OF trains. they WI.
tcr I ., haired. The first through train
ben =, PiD Grande brings two hundred
,rn.r converts. 1t Is expected here
lsy.
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Spring Onons AGAls.

The weather herao non 81 last spring
like. but away down South. tks Crescent Guy
;hs are so,. ssP.1.ax 81
ihers 10 admit tlsa3 sunmsr L. at hsad.
The leading afs.E discaksAd there IL sho
was the winner IN tho iAsS and who viii be
the fortunate tssnl il tSs nsxt monihly
(tbs l55th) grand drsaiag Of Ne Looisians
State Lottery n New Orleans on April 10Th,
when S265, ,5cA will b seatteSed among the
holders Of the 100 00oDJO tickets. costing -
each, Of whe.h sll reformation may be had
on spplicaSm 70 y. A. DAuphin, Nsw o..
leans. Ia. The soiA supervision h ander
Gems. G. n BAAAssgsrd. OF Louisiana and
first caISssl priss I'LL be $4,000 vaich
should saiisfJ the svarioe Of Az aois5ste
poGsoA
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James III. Brown
A SslnRulAr Case.

EoSroS, April S-Sait was begun to-day
te recover so, 600 damages from the Rev.
JobA II. Fleming and Archbishop Will.
liams, of this diocese II was brought by
the parents OF Lizse Jarron. In tS29 the
girl wss q child Of Is years and vas at.
tackled with q nervous disorder, which had
q peculiar effect upon her mental Cor dition-
She became greatly infatuated with some
cuts in q papas, which she said were angels
sent by her hsother, who was dad. Faith .r
Fleming was sent for and took the imases
snd kept them. refusing to return them.
The girl fell into such Paraxysms thaa the
phy sicisns thought they should be re-
turned to her to enable her to recover or
keep alive, but both Father Fleming and
the A rch bishop would not consenA
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A so,p Baptist clergyman of Rssgen, ,

Y, a strong tenn psrnnce msn, suffered with
kidney trouble, neura!git Sni di1lneS:
almost 10 blindness, ever tho years after DC
was told that Hop Bitters would cure him
because he was Sirsii ct ani pceiuiiSei
against "BittaSs" Sincn his cure Rs say
none need f9I but sSust 10 Hop htteIs,
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kT FoaSS1. April 3.-A tssin % u 'o-
fon'o. Gray snd Bruce Sail Gay fs,cn."
isst tight. ifS Grxk since Hrch Z
SDos i.st;il deep. snd tsiZhine y os'~
paired
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The beih preparation pf iron doctor
csn pssIeribe, is Browns Iron bIrters, be-
cause n does not injure the teeth sx otaer
iron medicines vilL
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l,Oo HajSStsy,

D5BUquA Iowa, April z-Ths eity cleo
tiSn resulted in the success Of the entire
Democratic ticket Fred UDoans,rs ms
Jority fss Mayor win b 1.004
'THE srrprising success Of Mrs. Lydia z
Pinkhan's COMPOUND fR the several dis
esses peculiar 10 women foscibly illustrates
the importance u her bene6cent discovery
and The fact thsl she knows hox TO ,aske
the most Of I'D. H-skeu.
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WAAderiag 0ntcssts

upon the lace OF 'he earth, a. they were
notified thai Trey would no. - allowed %
live there. Afo0i aud destisIte they 70 ,de
tneir way srross the c,untry th;a Gsor.Is,
in lhe viciciry Of C.rtcrssilis. Tney we're
visited by their elders sod With means Tara
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Abraham - HEWITT

"Do YOU know any thing OF the PrOspssts
Of the Two Kentucky candidates
mo. except that Mr.. Carlisle 5 eanaIaacy
nsTs generally. and he is a man who con-
hands general respect Mr.. Blackburn Is
in tine field to stay and will make an ener-
rstic canvass. think Mr.. RandalPs soicy
is TO inculcate the impression that Carlisle
Is his only dangerous opponent, and then
Al The last 10 scare good many new men-
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Complete returns from the townships
mentioned below, in Belmont county, are
as follows:
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-04-21
Rrscuesi from Demtn,

Ihe following ialCmdnt Oi William Cou1hlIn SUmtrVlilc, Mass, Is >u lcnnrk able tllaU we 'ie- tO ask Tor il hr aIItGliut uf .'ur readers H. sa.s: ''ln Ihe fan 0 1876 ] Was taken with VIOLENT BLEED ING OF THE LUNGS followed Uy q severe cuuYu. l euur began 1O .O>c inN appelitr ana flesh 1 was 50 weak at one lime that l could .uI leave my bed. l. inc summer
 f 1877 l Was admitted To the Gil, Hnopi- idi. While there the durlOrs sad l had d hole m my lett lang aS Uig as q half du!- lar. l rXpp"de.t yer d nuudrtd duiiur> ln d"ctors and med, cineS 1 was 50 far gune ai one tune report went around lraI l waS dead. 1 gave up hope. buI q frIond fold me of DR. WM. BALSAM N FOR THE LUNGS. 1 laughed at my frlends, thinking that my ease d, incur able, but gnL bnt le To sa:i,fy them, when @ III, surprise and qualification. 1 commenced to feel better. My hope. once dead, began to revive, and to-day 1 feel ia better spirits than have the past three wears.
 "l write this hOpin you will publish it so that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs w,ll be induced tn take DIR. WI HALLS BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS, and be convnSrd that COMSU NIPPON CAN BE CURED. have taken two bot ties and can Hn-iIGvely say that it bnS done more good than all the other medicines I have taken silcr my sickness. My cou gl his almosl entirely disappear ed and 1 h Il soon be able to go to work" Sold by druggists.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-04-21
PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.

Headquarters Department of Arizona.
 Office Chief Qnarierrna>ler,
 WHIPPLE BARRACKS. Prescott, A. T , April [, 1oS3.-SEALED PROPOSALS. in triplitatc su' ject to the nsnal comdi- tions, will be received at this office and at tae offices of the Acting mmisSarie, of Subsistence al the following named posts, mil 12 o'clock, noon, Monday, May q, 1885, al which time and places they wIfl he Opeurd in presence of hiudtrS, for fur nishing and delivery of flour. as follows:
 For Apache, A. T., 60,000bs.; Fort BowIr, A. r., 60000bs ; Fort Grant. \. A., 6O,0OOlhs. Fort Huachuca, A. T., 40 O0Ol b-; Fort Lowell, A. T., 50O00lhs. Thomas A. T., 100,eO0lbS. Fort Verde, A. T.. 25000bs.; Whlpple Barracks, A T., 50,000.bs.
 Proposal aust he accOmpania1 by bond, with two surriieS, in IF the sum of 5000. each, and in accordance with the form prescribed. A proposal un accom- panied bi such bond will not be cOnsi- drrrd. The right tu diminish the amount to he purchased at tn" respective posts, is reserved by tue Government: and, with the consent of the bidder to whom an award > mad,, it may be increased. De- livery of One-half the arup nt awarded wsll be rcqu red within fnrt' five days, and tue balance wiihin ninety days after notification of award. NO bids will be entertained unies samples he urnisheu, which Should not he of less weight than l2 poandS, SO market as to he easily In- deulti d, and should reach this office on or before he date for opening bids. A standard sample flour. of the quality His adverI>em Ant cUutemDatcS will be furni>hcd bidders, on application should he made tt the earliest practicable d. te. The Government reserves the right to re- jrcf any or all proposals.
 Blank proposals, bonds and full infOr- nation as 10 the manner of bidding, con- dilions to be observed by bidders, and terms Of contract and payment, will be furnished on application to this office, or to the COmmiS aries of the posts
 Envelopes containing proposals should be marked "PrUposalS f1 flour at -" and addressed t0 the undersigned, or to the Commissary at the post.
 CHAS. P. EAGAN,
 Captain and c. S., U, s. A.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-04-21

The Brush-Swan Electric Light Com. pany of Tucson, has organized by elect ing Mir. L NJ. Jacobs, President; Paul MOroney, Vice President; and H. Fu ley Secretary. The capital stock is SlOO,O0O in shares of the par value of Sl0,each The machinery for the works, storage batteries and d number Of Swan iucan- descent lamps have been ordered, and te scheme will soon begin to assume 8 tangible shape.-Ciiizen.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-04-21

Dr. H. vou Kate, of Holland, travelling uadrr jhe auspices of the Elhnologic Cal Societ, of Parls, and the Geographical Society of Holland, has been in Yuma for few days this week. He is making d study of the different tribes Of No"lh American fndians, and is now engaged on the Colcra river tribes. The Doctor mas ma1e successful issue of his work among The Yumas, and has collected much useful and interesting Information. He also visits the Colorado River Agency, after which he will devote some time to the Alp; che tribes. It is doubtful whether h. can find anything useful in them.