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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-15
The OuiiOtOa Mines.

The San Francisco Post of day before yesterday says: J. \. Low, Hank Smith and W. II. Patton, who went to Arizona to expert on the Quijotoa group of mines for a syndicate of capitalists. have reported favorably, and sale has been consummated for Si50OOO. Among the parties interested Tn thIs purchase are John W. Mackay, James c. Flood and W. s. Lyle. The experts reported that nothing ever discovered on the Pacific coast is equal to it, outside of the Com stock. The purchasers will commence operations at once on an extensive scale, putting up the most approved
 machinery for developing and working
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-15
Cloud Burst in Yuma Conntr

\ correspondent of the Courier wit ing from Centennial, Yuma county, says: On the third, about midnight, terrible storm visited thls section. The rain came down in n solid sheet, and there seemed to be one vast, unbroken body of water between earth and sky. In an incredibly short time, with a mighty rush and roar, vast body of water, five feet high, sped swiftly through the val ley, sweeping everything before it. My house was swept away and we hardly had time 10 save our lives.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-15
GiIa Bend Canal Company.

| OCATION PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSL IL ness, Tucson. Pima county A. T.: location of canal, Glla kend, Maricopa county, A. T.
 Notice IS hereby given that Et a meeting of the Board of Directors held on the Sd of December. lss3. an assessment of Three Thousand Dollars being 90 cents per sharel was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation. payable on or before the f-h day of January. lssi, and also an assessment of Three Thousand doilars (being 90 cents per sharel, payable on or befOre4fh lth day O. February. lssf. in United States c1rrency coin, Co Royal A. Johnson. Treasurer of Com pany Tucson. A. T.
 Any stock upon which either of these assess- meuts shall remain unpaid a day. subsequent To the date upon which it is due will be delinqaent and thereafter subject tO sale by order of the Board of DIrectOrs to pay such assessment, to- gether with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. JOHN VI. GRAY. Sasretarv
 Tucson, 4. T. de4 ed
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-15
Cnnrf Nntrs

This morning the trials of An Moo, George Hueke, Manuel Bruno, and Tormey were set for Monday next at 10 a. m-
 The appeal of the Southern Pacific railroad will come up tomorrow.
 William Warford indicted for cheat ing, was arraigned to-day and given till to morrow to plead. Hereford, Hoover * Lowell are his attorneys.
 A. J. Spencer was arraigned for mur- der and will plead tomorrow. His at- torueys are Hereford, Hoover & Lowell.
 l.. J. Hoffman was arraigned on a charge of swindliuC, and gave his true name as Robert Edmund Grahmever Hoffman. $. M Franklin Is his attorney. He will plead tomorrow.
 The sult of C. Q. Brown vs. County Treasurer aud Board of Supervisors Tn regard to restraining the issue and pay ment Of interest on the narrow gauge bonds comes ID tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-15
1 SIn.nnn ThanLsririnr-

Chicago, IT,. Dec, f., 1883. Received ot J. J. Douglas, Louisville, Ky, for the Henry College Lottery Go, Ten Thou sand dollars cash, in full payment for my Prize Ticket No. S1,4i3, drawn lhanksEiving day, Nov 29th, in Louis Niie, Ky. F.. J. Schmidt, 33l Wabash Aye1ue, Chicago, Ills. The following p-rtles a4s0 drew prises in the Great Henry College Lottery, Thanksgiving drawing; Ticket No. 7S,330, whole S30,- Vjj' sold by J. Boas, No. 402 Montgom- CT! st-, room f, San Francisco, Cal; |; Ticket No. Si,326, S5,00o. sold to W. Fl. Leace-, Denmark. Ashtubula county, O. sent by letter; Ticket No. S7,293, S2,500, sold t3 E. M Hawkins, Windsor, Henry county. Mo, sent by letter; Ticket No. Fl66S, S2,jo0, sold by J. NJ Trader, Day lon, O.; Ticket No. 60,740, Sl,0O0, sold to A. Botto, Cairo. Ills. sent by letter; lIleket No. 44,26S, S1,000. sold by W. Scott Glo-e, Louisville, Ky. S30.0O0 for S-' Grand Holiday Drawing Thursday, Dee. Eth, 1883. 1857 prizes amounting 10 sll14Ol Tickets only S2; Halves Sl Address your orders to J. J. Douglas, Louisville. Ky.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-15
The ReaVis Grant.

A territorial exchange notes the fact that the attorney general has appointed Col. J. A. Zsbriskie as a special agent il the Reavis-P Peralts- Willing land swlndl' on the part of the government, and . general agent to attend business of that sort that may come in the territory where he is expected to protect the in terest of the people. If Col Zabriskie will put his foot down and receive noth- ing but absolute proofs of grants hay. ing been made, the people are safe. Ii he will hear to lot of patched mp in consistent, and indefinite stuff, the in. terests of the people are seriously at stake. Which will he do!-Tombstone Republican.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-15
People and Events.
Pere Hyacinthe is ID Boston.

, Pere Hyscinthe is ID Boston.
 Rubenstein is rapidly losing his eye sight
 The ice Is SIX inches thick in the Sault Ste. Marie.
 Julian Hawthorne is writing novel
 for Boston paper.
 Boston paid 5000 to hear Matthew
 Arnold lecture three times.
 The President has moved into the
 White House from the Soldiers Home
 R. F. Beckwith, of New London. Conn. has occupied the same store fifty years.
 General Butler is said to be Anna DiokinsOn's financial packer in her dramatic enterprise.
 On November 10th the first stone was laid at the Pope's native place of hos pital to be built at his cost.
 General Butler has not yet notified Mir. Robinson of his election as Gov 1 ernor of Massachusetts.
 Queen Victoria IS passionately fond of baked apples. The walnut is another favorite of hers.
 The Unitarian church of Clinton, Mass, will use water instead of wine at communion service hereafter.
 Lieutenant R. F. Townley, of the navy, has been detailed as instructor at the University of Nebraska.
 Prince Bismarck's son, now iD ths Le- gation in London, receives great atten- ton in the highest English society.
 King Louis, of Bavaris. has command ed a series of private performances of "Parsifal' for his own special gratifcs- ton.
 Eastport, Maine, tried the standard | time, but the villagers made fuss and | the Selectmen yielded and went back to | the old time on Sunday.
 Many Philadslphians can yet be seen at Newport" says the Press. This IS a graceful tribute to the strength of the Newport iaiL-Courier-Journal.
 Contributor: Your verses beginning. Two little feet so small that both nestle in one warm buffalo robe," are declined. We rever print Chicago poetry.-Phila- delphia Call.
 William H. Vanderbilt, J. P. Morgan, Miss c. l.. Wolf, John Jacob Astor and William Astor have each subscribed Sl0,OO0 to the Bishop Potter fund.
 General P. E. Connor, of Eureka, Ne vBda, has been drawing pension of S20 a month for the last thirty-six years He WAS wounded in the battle of Buena Vista.
 The Pullman Car Company have l3,- OO0 blankets. If you don't believe this, give the porter 90 cents on a cold night and he will show yoa Philadelphia Call.
 The young ladies of Girton College in are about to act Greek play in one Of their own buildings, no mem Der df the male sex being admitted to see the performance. In some families everything is very systematic. Three Kentucky brothers who were simultaneously married three years ago applIed for divorces simulta- neOusly one year ago, and have simulta- leously received thelr decrees from the j court. Order is one of the first laws of , nature and matrimony.-The News Journal. Mollie Bickett, 16-year old girl has ust died in Cincinnati after a fast of . fifty days. She was one of the inmates ,f an Ohio convent, who, some time ago, were simultaneously attacked by St. ! Vitus' dance. The rest all recovered, put Miss Bickett was never well after yard. Since the 1st of October she has ,een unable to partake of food or drink, md gradually died of starvation.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-15

Col. F. \. Jones and Captain Pete Brewer, of the Canyon ranch, killed the largest specimen of panther or noun tain lion 1t has ever been my privilege to see. The monster came io Ming & Jones' ranch at night and killed a cali in the pen; at daylight the valiant hunt CTS took tine trail, and before noon freed the panther, dlspatching him only af CT a severe fight of an hour or more. The panther measured nine feet ten inches from tip of nose to end Of tail-noble Rame-Willcox Correspondent Silver Balt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-15
Hence These Tears.

It is said that Movers true name is Butts, and his father resides in Penn sylvania. Mir. Fitch yesterday, in his address to the jury, pa;hetically re- ferred to the tears of the aged parent at his sons condition, and for the jury to let him return home. But how about Levy's father; of course he didn't shed any tears when he heard of the brutal murder of his son. Mir. Fitch took care not to refer to the tears on the other u1Ia
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-15
THE GREAT ASTI-sYPHILITIC.

Le Riehau's Golden EaI-am No Cures Ghancres, nIst and second stages, Sores on the Legs and Body; SyphilitIc Catarrh. disea-ed Scalp, and all primary forms nf the disease Price, S5.OO per bottle Le Riehau's Golden BaiSzm So. 2 Curas Tertiary. Mercurisl. SypailItic Rheumatism Fans m the B1ne=, UlceEafed Throat. Syphil ltic Rash. Lu-lEs. etc. ani erlGlca-as all dis- eases from the sysfern. whether caused by bad treatment or abuse of mercury. leaving rhe biooe pure and healthy Price. $500 per bottle.
 Le Richau's Golden spanish Antido:s fof the cure Of Gouorrhea, Gleet. etc. Price, e2 90 per bottle. Le Richau'- Golden spanish Infection. wash for the cure os Gleet SrrIcrure- Uizaa-as per botsie
 Le ktchau's Golden Ointment for r-e effsc- tive healing Of Syphilitic Sores and Erup-lons PrIce, sI per bottle. Also agents Tor Le Isichau's Gold n Pills Tor Weakness, loss of PhysIca r1~-r-. and all diseases arising from abuss lrd excess and overTork- Price. $500 DOT Fs"N- Sent everywhere. c. O. D. securely packed per express
 c. F. RICHARDS S CO, Agents,
 kH q t2q Sansorne street, Corner Clay
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-15

PARTIES recently from Gusymas and other points on the Sonora road bring the latest and no doubt reliable news as to the sanitary condition there. Several new and pronounced cases of yellow fever have broken out at Guaymas, Her moslllo and other points. The cool weather seems io have been Of but ephemeral benefit. The weather has been so changeable-the changes Tn temperature having been so sudden and extreme-as to have caused a general low state of health in Sonora.-Benson Herald.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-15
Grand InrT,s Rep0rt.

To the Honorable A. W. Sheldon. Judge of the Discrict Court of the First Ju- dicial District of the Territory of Arizona:
 SlB-The grand jury empanelled for the December, 4. D. 1883, term of court have disposed of all business brought before it, and We, the grand jurors, sub init the following as the result of our labors:
 We found elght indictments for grand larceny, one for murder, one for embez- element, three for burglary, two for big amy, one for obtaining money under false pretenses, and ignored six. As far as we have been able to inform ourselves, We find, with one or two ex- captions, the public business ot the county and the county offices are in e satisfactory condition. We find much needed repairs 10 the county Jail, for the safe keeping of prisoners. also for their comfort, for the details Ot winch We re- fer to the report of the committee here with submitted as part of this report, and most earnestly recommend early action upon their recommendation. We desire to repeat the language of a former grand jury, and add all the em- phasis the English language admits of. We question the wisdom of any law which gives the power to the Board of Supervisors to issue bonds to aId any enterprise. "We believe such matters should be left to voie of the people to be accepted or rejected by them" And we most respect fully but earnestly las far as 1t lies with in the power and duties of this grand iury) do protest against the same. We herewith sutmit, as a part of this report, the reports of the various com miitees, and desire to call your specIal l attention to the exhaustive reports of l the committees on city affairs and Board | of Supervisors.
 This grand jury desire to make known | their appreciation of tire kind attention | and courteous services rendered by the | acting District Attorney Judge Alex ander Campbell m all matters where his have been required.
 Respectfully submitted,
 II. s. STEVENS,
 Foreman of the Grand Jury
 c. B. SESSIONS,
 W. R. GLEASON,
 W. O. SULLIVAN,
 GEO. W. VAN HovESBURG,
 B. HEFTI,
 R. k. RICHARDSON.
 D. A. SANFORD,
 O. A. HYATT,
 FRANCIS ALLISON,
 J. G. GOODMAN,
 ". G. POISDExrER,
 A. B. SAMPSON,
 5. II. DRACHMAS,
 ANDREW CRoNLY,
 ANTON HITTINGER,
 CHARLES KREsHANI.
 J. $. MANSFIELD,
 JOHN F. MAGEE.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-15
Honey for the Ladies.

Patti hns S3O0OOO worth of diamonds, all of them given to her.
 Mrs. R. B. Hayes has had a complete trousseau prepared for her daughter Fanny. The young mans mama IS not gwen.
 S2,OOO damages by Cleveland firm be- cause of a cough she acquired in anewly plastered hotel iz that city.
 The wife of inventor Edison is said to be one of the most textravsgsntly dressed women in New York.
 A young woman applied at the box office of the theater in Augusta, Georgia, the other day, for two circular "dress seats.'
 The female baseball players have not made a success of 1t in St. Louis. Ow- ing to disagreeable weather the attend ance at their games has been very slim.
 Mrs. Tabor tells Denver reporter that her husband, the eX-senstor, now away from home. "sends her 8 postal card every day and once week a sweet letter"
 A "ghOst" that has been terrifying Syracuse. New York, people of late turns out to be weak minded female with penchant for walking the streets clad in snowy raiment
 The director of a matrimonial agency in Parls says the young girls ask only: "Who Is he?' the young widow, What IS his positIon?" and the old widows, Where is he?"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-15

County Treasurer Goodrich offers reward of 5000 for the arrest and con- vietion of the Bisbee butchers. This makes S7, 300 now offered by this county for them.-Epitaph.
 The Republican says large portion of the reward offered WAS raised by pri- vate subscription.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-15

"Man wants but little here below" {" wrote Oliver Goldsmith, but Oliver did not stop to consider that a man who is going to build house here wants a lot
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-15

The attention of oar readers IS re. spectfully called to the advertisement in another column of D. NJ. Ferry G O., Detroit, Michigan, the celebrated seeds. man. They do the largest business in their line m the United States; raise the bulk of their seed on their own farms. by the most approved methods, and have obtained s world wide reputation for the quality and variety of the seed they put upon the market, and their integrity in filling all orders entrusted to them. Their beautiful Seed Annual for 1884. sent free 10 all who apply for 1t, will be found of practical value to all who de- sire to purchase seeds true to name.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-15

In one days hunting in the royal pre- serves of Springe, near Hanover, the aged emperor of Germany recently brought down tventy-eight wild bosrs srd eight stsgs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-15

Gambetts's brother-in-law, NJ. Leris, a tax collector, is taking steps to adopt the name of Gambetts for himself and his two young sons.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-15
DR. LIEBIG'S

storing the afflicted 70 HEALTH and HAPEI- NESS.
 The Doctor will agree Co forfeit SI. .aOe for a c-se undertaken not cured. The reusnn 90 man. cannot get cured of weakness and the above ii4- el5a- ls owing to complication called PHB-- IAIORRHEA, with HIPERAESIHIA wli.t requires special treatment.
 DE. LIEBIG's INvIGORNTOE. No. % without ua. cular special treatment. Is the only cure for iROsTAIuBEHEA. by It Manhood is restore- and the hand of tune moved back from ago co youth.
 Price Of either invigorator. ~s Cazs of SIX bottles, SlO. Sent Co any address. covlraa securely from observation.
 pr. ii0big f Co. trelt susres~illiy u- a.- mpupathy every form Of SPECIAL. PhfNlFU OF CHRONIC DISEASE without mercury .r naussOus drugs. 1T vitality is drained from tla body numerous diseases follow hat 1att s Ur..I- nary medical treatme1t IT allowed To r..r.lr--- the unnatural loss causes Cuusuur-.uu uIa.s- te-. tuEht's Disease. Insanity. otc- t'ur.i FH.a. gutret. Diseases Oi Che geultu- urlIar, Ir--IIs. kidneys, hver and bladder specIsLI trcsttt ur.. Et~FS Og WOMEN SPEEDILY CCklu-
 Qualified and Responsible Dr. | ali- . tu.. from EUROPE, ars OrEaulzsl Iu compliance VI Ith the California Medical Law. Diploma pro- rurld by regular college educa. lon and fr.4 11y, in tbeiT nineteenth yatr of special practice
 Mo7t powerful eieCtuc heits free Co rs-.ei.t-
 To PROVE THE WONDEKFUI pOWFH of the lN- A & BOTH GIVEN OE sENr FREE [ 'puE ulta-o1 free and private.
 DIR. LiEBlti'S WONDf kFUL GERMAN IN NlIOEAIOk ls prOtC cted by copyrirlt from the Patent Othca ot the United States GOTrguusur Beware Of limitations.
 Call OF aNdrpRg
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-15

Mrs. J. E. Hurd, of St. Louis, hunted up Mss Aurelis LRriex, who eloped with Mir. Hurd, and pulled her hair.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

T hfs GFea ; ( re n gthe In
 Remedy and Nerve TONIC IS The legiti- mate result of over twenty years of prac- ueal experience. and CURES WITH UN~ FAILING CEETAlA- II NerVOuf ard Fhy- sieal Debility, Sem-- nal Weakn sss. sual- matOrrhNa, Prosta- torraRa. l.urss- o1s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

Map of the town of Logan, located in the QuiiotOa mountains.
 Certificate of assessment work done on the Monarch mlue by F o Shaw, J J Hamburg, c Christensen.
 Notice of sale of stock brand, the let, ter E, by Maria NJ Berger toJ N Brown, consideration SI.
 Notice of partial release of attach ment ID the case Of Morris Goldwater vs. Ben Morgan.
 Stock brand and counter brand of Wood k Clark, the same being W and c connected.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-15
e,,,s, T bbSear47yy street , i, ssn trsne. "a,

nss- BINTIE's Kidney Remedy Sspa- reucum, cures all kinds of hi1n1y and t.afl.er Complaints. GOnorrhHs. Gleet. Leuc1r-ta--. For sale by all druggists; q bottle. siv rn--.- fer f5.
 DiS. MTSTIE'S Daadel lion Hl3i- are ..r best and cheapest DyspePsIs and EIiIicu- c1r. iu -ae market. For sale by all druEE.a-s. ieil.EW
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-15

Impotency, Exhautsd Vitality, Prsmstur- D. cline and LOSS OF MANHOOD, In an ifs complications, and from whatevsr cause produced IL enrichss and purifies the blood Stoengtlens the Nerves. Brain. Muscl1s Di.,es- ton, Reproductive Organs. and Physical ard Mental Faculties. lt stops any ng---ai dehIi- itatlng drain upon the system. prevcEt,ll. Ilvul
 nntaTy losses, debihtztsng dreaH's seminal losses with the urine etc. so desr s-rivs .s
 @ @nInd and body. IL is sure eiimine-or ot al hADNEf AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS. lr conlalns no injurious ingredients. To those suffering from the evil effects or youfnfuf
 hu.sefetlOnS or eXceSscs. a speedy Thor 0uSn and permanent CERE fs s.t 2ltAN- FEED. Prics Ss. 50 per bottle or frs bottles m case. with fall directions and aitles. sIO. Sent secure from observation to any cd. hess ur, on receipt of price. or C. c. D To bs h-1 arly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-15

Treats all Chronic and special niSeHse~-
 YOUNG MEN N HO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE " slr tsof youthful follIes OF Iua.l-cretIon will Go well Co avail tEsu-ei .-s of th- the greate-t boon ever land at the altar Cf suffering humanity. Dr. splNNllE Will suarrUfs- Co far- felt $40 for every case of Seminal Weakness or private disease of any klnd ,r charac-ar which he undertakes and fails .1 core.
 MIDDiE-ICED MN.
 There are many at the 5re of thirty tu sixty who are troubled with too Ire iueur "vlrIltIons Of the bladder orren accuuI nauIe5l hy a -ii-ht smartine or burning sensation and a vaa 6enIug Of the system an manner t..s plfIeuf cannot lc- count for. On evamInfn. fhs urinary deposits a ropy sediment Wlll often he found and some tmes small particles Of slhuUDu VIII appear pr the color will be of thiu u5lyisI hue. neaiu changing Co dark and torpid auuagrauca. There are many men who die Cf this dIGculty ignorant ot the cause which I- tle second -raZe of seminal wealSu7s=. Dr &. wilL cJiara1- ee a pertec' cure Iu all such cases. ard l rsa'tNy req toTatlou ot the gerIfo-ur1nl-F or-an-.
 Once Hours-lI Co and 6 t1 x. S1rdavp from 10 Co n a. m. Consuitatiou free. Thorough OK animation and aIvlce, g.
 Call or address
 DE. sPfNNEN d co. dd"-tf No n hearnv sti eet. San FrancIsco. Cal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-15

Postage Free to all subscribers in the United States and Canada
 The Volumes of the Weekly begin with the nrst Number for JauuIry of each year. When no time is mentioned. it will te understood that the subscriber wishes to commence virh the Number next after receipt of order
 The last Four annual Noilues of Harper's Weekly, m neat cloth binding will be sent by mail. pOstage paid. or ny express free Of expense (prOvidsd the freight does u1- exceed one dollar per vOlumel. for Ss per volume.
 Cloth cases for each yoluuo. suitable for bind ing, will be sent by Usil postpaid. uu receipt of Sl each
 Renit.anees should be made by Post Office Money Order or brtft. Co lvs-r chance of loss. Newspapers are not to copy thIs Co fyarti cement without Inc express order of n ,EFEE N HK0ra- FRS. Address
 HARPER 6 BROTHERS. New York.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-15
Remarkable Coincidence.

lOriginal Editorial in Tucson Star. Dec. 7,l
 WEALTH always makes one welcom' in society, the workings of which ar, like games of poker. You have no righ to 'call' unless you have money.
 Selected Miscellany in Chicago Times. Dec. g,
 Wealth always makes one welcome II society, the workings of which are likt games Of poker. You have no right tC "call' unless you have money.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
l SS4. HAMPERS WEEKLY. ILLUSTRATED

Ha-per's Weekly starss at ths head of Alnari can illustrated weekly j5urlais. By lts unplrti- san position m politics. lts g1mirIh.e iliustra- tons. its carefully chosen -crili- short stories sketches and poems, contrib ltrd hy tte fore- most artists aud authors of the day, it cl-ries instruction and entertainment tp thuuStUds Of American homes.
 lt will always bs the ann Of The publishers Co make Harper's Weekly the most popular and at tractive family newspaper in the world. and. in have gained for lt the confidence sympathy and support Of ifs large array of readers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
aIaCe Hotel,
 ALTAR, SONORA

THE iOLY FIRST-CLAsS PLACE IF | town.
 Board with or without Rooms
 at Reasonable Rates. A stable and corral for the accommodation of animals. IsDsl EYE X CHARLEY.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-15
nIsrIA-l.1

fO0 Geary street, San Frluciscc. Cal. Private entrance. 2O5 Mason street four blocks .p Geary street from kearuy. Man entrance hruugh Mspensary Drug Stors. orIfiGw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-15
Recess tinI30 o'clock.

The afternoon of yesterday was con- sumed in lengthy addresses to the jury by the defense. At 5;30 o'clock all ar guments were finished, to the great re- lief of wesried jury, q majority Of which had already made up their minds as to what would be the verdict from the testimony presented, and the law as delivered, and all the wind tanning Of the lawyers simply intensified the agony of their long confinement. They were served with a good supper in the jury room.
 At o'clock Judge Sheldon opened court and inquired of the sheriff If the jury were ready to report. On receiv- ing a negative reply, be declared a re- cess until they We're ready.
 At9 o'clock the jury entered court, and after Judge Sheldon and Deputy District Attorney Campbell were found, they made theIr report:
 THE VERDICT.
 We, the Jury. find the defendant guilty of murder in the second degree, and recommend him to the clemency of the Court. R. :. MILLER,
 Foreman, And signed by all the jury.