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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-13
wotice for Publication.

IFlrst DUO lcatIou, Aug 5- Io-o-I
 vOTICE is hereby gwen that the N following named SC tier has fili d no tice i his intent on ma ina. pFo"1 in surrort of his cl i'm, and that satd pr of will he made before the Hon. D ia. Pinney, Jodga of the 3nd Dist ourt st hts ch mbers in Phoenix, Arlzona, on Sept II. 1Sa3. viz
 1obis s Keller, If Phaerix, Na'isopa o. Arizona. for the \ w II of See. S6, Town. } N. R. k. .rnd name lh- iclowing as his witnesses, viz. AnSel s orr. harl s Days, amuel Franklin and William Fur kington, all Of Ph enix. Arg ma
 BEN. II. THOMAS. Pre- em ion No. s5l. Register.
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MntIca.

NOTICE IS HEReBY GIVEN I'll AT
 have sold our my en irc interestin tn butcher bushes or Kelley & Meye to Mr sam Speedy O. Angeles, an . that the bu-i ess wlll hereafter be cnHduc ted under The firm name of elley 6 s; e, dy.
 1 would respectfully r commend Mir. speedy tO Iho people of he town aad county a reliable and abe business man w hom Il1ave known a number sf years and woul. ask or the new firm a cOntinu- ance of the liberal patronage grante. Kel- ley dE 0 CT in the past. E. MAYER.
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NOTICE. |.

r hereby warn all persons from bnving \ certain group O mines si;uaFe ed-in the southwest corner of Yavapia cornsv. the nam E Of which a 70 a fl ows: ' Ome- stakc, Sweer stake, Washington, Copper h ad an Sunset said mi es were To- cal. d jaruar' 17th 1882
 On June 2d fol'cwing and after, D C. King, C. L. Phiies. and R, K. MeGia.h jump thn aforesaid mines and made To- cations cOverinu the same ground, the To- csti notices of whi h were recorded in Yuma unty, and the names of the loca- tions as m"de are as f lew: Tn Little Wonder. Kim Green. Empe or, Roger l. Tho mines above referred to be'ong tn the undersigned ho alone power to sell and convnv title to the same.
 Signed J, c, BULL
 Sept II, i'm
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NotIce to Tax Payers

DUBLIC Notice is hereby given that the territorial and County Taxes fo- he year 1888. are now due and payab le at my office in the city oi Phoenix, and if rot paid on or betore the ten-h h day of Deoem- D r 1883. will then be delinquent and sub ject to the legal pen tlties.
 L. H Orme. Sheriff and Tax Collector, of MsIicoPa County A. T.
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Homestead Notice fer Fu biica-
 fiNn
(Firat publica Ion Mug. so.h 1ss3)

(Fipst publication Mug. so.h 15sD
 L ND, OFFICE TUCSON. A. ~, Aug sT h 1883 NOIIE HEREEY GIVE THAT lN the fol owing nam, s tiler ha- filed notice his i. tention TO m Ike final proof ii supnors of his claim and that said proof will he made b for Ton D. H. Piuuev Of the 2ud Jpdicial Di tict Court. Naricopa county. A. IT, at his chambers in Phcenlx on the 2i1h day of sep ember, 1889 viz:
 hram Be tton. for the 2 F cf sec g, township I n, e, Gila and Sat iiver merid an. and names the f f.llowirg aS h 8 " ID ss S. viz: Nrils Peiesaon. John T. Fries Thor ps WRlker and " f.field P. Cummings, all of Tempe. Mar pa county, Arfzona B N. Nj. THOMAS
 Register.
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Fractions in fifths in proportion
 LIST OF PRIZES.

1867 Prizes, amounting to. .S265. .50J Application for rates 10 clubs should be made on y tn the office of the Company n New Orleans. For f-rihcr information write clearly. giving full addres. Mako P. O. M ,ncY Orders payable and ad- dr. ss Reeisl ere,l Letters to
 NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
 New Orleans, La. Ordinary letters by mail or expres to NJ A Dauphin. New Orleans La. or NJ A. Dauphin, 6O7 Sev nth ~t., Washington, D. C.
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TEE s6bnch just built by the 'Pilgrims' in Illinois, and whose customcs we noticed day or two siuee, was blo.vn up sy giant posd- CT on the m1rning of tac Isih instsi
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ANoTHER HoorI.a 8 RAPE.

LoRDsBU G. N M., Sepl- 5.-A Clifton Advance spe' ial 2 y: In q shootin affair h s mo'ni 2 between U. E. D. la1ey ard He Y Sa~ye the latt W instantly kfllsd. y bystande.s, nam, un w, were slightly won del Delaney is in jail and Sawyer's friends 'hree'en visit to Clifton tonight The ball is p,cu riv opened at that point and live y ;imes may be anticipated. 4 UNsUcc ssFUL ATTEMPT TO CAFE
 THE PENITENTIARY
 YUMA, s pt. 5.-Tow prisoners, Edwart R's,y and harEes Howard made an unsu. ccs attempt TO e Cape from the pc ritentiary yester- day afternoon at 3 80 p m. They tried scale an cmbank mrnt which encl 'ses the grounds on the south side. Captain White one of the guardS, calle to them thr nugh dou It. barrelei breach 'oading 'ele~ phone and they returned. Riley h four bullet woHndS but none in any vita part. This i- the seventh unsuccessful attempt at escat with in the last six weeks.
 THE VILLA D PARTY-THKIR VESSEL
 AGROUND.
 ASTORIA, Oregon, Sept 5.-The sieame Queen nt the Pacific, with the Vii ard party on board is aground on Clatsop Spit, inside the Columbia bar. Great excitement prev ils as the vessel grounded at high tide and fears are entertaii ed har it will be impossible to get her off. The Queen stru k thr spit close to where the Republic was wrecked. All th- passengers were safely removed. Captaln Perkins md crew iemained on bo .rd; two ug boais will try to pull the -essel of at high tide tom orrow. Captain Perkins offers them fifty dollars if they succeed in ,etting her of.
 TORRES EXAGGERATED
 HrRNcsIL1o, Sept. B. Do1 Louis
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TaE Albuquerque Journal has, 10 opr r1ind, suggested the most speedy and certain solu ion of the Indian quo tion. The idea is based on that of Gen. Sheridan to have the Indians hold lands in severalty. The Jurnag adds to the idea that the great ccm- munities of Indians be broken up and that small bands be seti'ed widely remote rom each other ard that an :nstruc or in agricu tue. e'c, be giv' each of these mail bands for time. The idei is a gooI one. In no other way can the Indians be "absorbed' by civilization so rea,lily as to remove them from their old haunts and influences by hrs aking them up into maIl bands.
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Notice,

TFNHE City taxes far the year 1883 gre 4 now due and psyablr t, the Collec- tor aud if not paid on or b fire the first day of November, 1883 h. D oper'y hold en for aid tax wIll be advertised a d sold coiding to law and the ordinances of sad ciLy.
 HENRY GARFIAS,
 Maishal a d Ex- Oaicio ColIe ctor
 SD 5-30d
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NV TEL aRAPH rourANY.

o. Tos .Se t. f. The itizens .,sd eI g. ph = National Union Tefe m n ablrgr4m cn'lp my is
 az d The cap tal stock is 5,O'0,OO0, in shares of $25 ach, TO D. so1 (, 5e perm t ei to hol n re than S1O oO0 worth The object of the company is 10 purchase or cons> al d operate Independent telesFar h and cable ir thu United State sud Canada and a,'ro~s the Atlantic. There are to he thirt en trustees or dl ettors O. whom seven shall re- peer citizrnS md six telegraph r.. The subscription bnoks will ) onencd September l5. The lines W II built or p"rchaSeu aud operat- ed Q faster than subepriptiens to stoa k shall provid, tie means Every employe will be a s ock-ho d. CT. The ,ncnrnorators named in tie document are Eugene J O'Copner, Charlrs E. Chute and Thomas ". Greene, Boston
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iaaisiian. S!ss Iatss.Y gtzpaay.

Louisiana sGss IatIs:y gsapaav. "JF'e do hertby ceTtify 5h.na0 sapervfss The arrangements .for dU tue Monthly and Semt Annual Dy1l0in0s of Ihs LDaisidqa tats Lottery Company 0Rd f7l person naGndge and control shs Dralcissgs MsmSelr 2, end that ihe saalo are confuetea zrith honesty, Jafrnsss. an9 in god faifh tolrnrds oH part @. and noe dnth0Tize tae Coiapany, to Use lis certlie.sts -Vith~~d .fac> sfni1e 0g our signatures dst0chcd tn fts Gdrer~ fiSements."
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BEN ON sAIrLTER

ENsoN A. T.. Sep 5-The state ment ,hat the Benson ~melfeI was not buying ore If le than one hun~ drrd ounce O the ftn iS rot so. Certain low grande reb' II I'ns res, however, have been I, fused.
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wars di.eov rcd and O.. down sua,
INSTANTLY KILLED.

wsrs di-eove red and c1t down snn> day raeruiug
 INSTANTLY KILLED. SAN FRANc1sco Sept. 11-sir E!i- ward S anlev, he sew priflsh Con, ul for this city, arrived last nieht
 Harry Murphy. a yonne boy six V arr of age. was knocked down by a treet Car las; evening; the wheels passed nve his neck comaIetrly severins tre head f'om the bndy.
 GUAYLAs NEWS.
 GUAYMAs. Sept. 10.-The ta11 or bilinu- intrrmil ent ever siIll con. tinues in Guavmas. Ths- offciAl res ports la>t .riaht wer d.layed be- tween tea and eleven hours. There has been no ea hs for th past three or fosz days that N ere caused by the fever alone Either disaa ,c as changed it. form since It fl st star; a or the do,tors under tand bette as from 'wenty>f'ur to fort ei4h' hours is about the time it aIes to stop tn, fever ami h i've the patients sitting mp, and in most Ases walking around Nearly aii 'ha isu ioess hous.s are loseG b I the n,ajnri y of them " l open to-nlort The pres nj apperraace is tse best since i fir~t t,rted The n d heris m .ch cooler han a F flayS 70 The do.-tors avis ,eoale that can tn stay away. as is i'm ns- ible 10 get good accommodations 0 ing to he sickess of nearly all hotel and res tauraut m doves Tn e-a~Ia 1m- precision s that tn. ii SC vas causcd prin ip'i y by Il rog ec' ot the city uffic al~ in O. kc ."ing the city elan. Trey trust the ralnv seas 'ii to do thi- for them, ut the rair failed this y'ar ap + mi y season seems to be over
 GROUND D IN A HEAVY FOG.
 PORTLAND. Ore.o Sept 5-The news has jusl bee receive tha; c steamer Columbia, O. nd by the Pacific Coast Stea II hip ' m,auz'. has gr un led on Marlin Isl nd n the tOlumbia ri TT, Tl,e B. the tire was grolirg er Y VII the rv r in heavy 2.
 SIX HU>DR D AND EIGHT TWO
 MoRu Ns
 NEW YORK, selit 10 h.-Th- Steamship N,vad hr' ught 682 Mos mons Each immigraot pad his ocean age yer, d the majority have marsy eslahi'sh thenselvrs in the United tates. F4ey will los cat.. in 1teen towns in Utah. SENATOR sn\RoN sCASDsLTzeD
 SAN Fs xcIsco, ,ea,. 8 h.-Ex~ SenAto William S,.raa Y, r--t- ed t'is af ernoon, on charge of adil ery, as he was King the tram for the east The ch4rgc was D e. fe' ed by Ms Az i'll, we I known in s 'ci ty circles The lady cl ID :. ern ract of marriage WIS drawn u, l.d a reed U b tween them; that m additioe she loaned him s9O,oo0. s7S,O0O of which h.. had n it Shc pl ic'.d the matter in th Ia ''l or q man n:'med " If Nelson, o une vilbl- reputation, with instruc ions 70 claim the btl- . ancc of st2 O9o -aid to be du her, and at the sane swnre cut a wri charging Sharon with adultery
 THE DISPLAY OF TIE GILMAN FLAG
 BERLIN, Sep 'eml'er 1o-ilic Ger man Adni~.liv ha- S nt arders io Adm',al G liz, comm ding Ger man sqladr,.n in tn Eas to cor cenirle his ve sels Hon Kong and th .n proceed to ffere treal y lorts His display the German flag it is e>pectt'i will hay alutatv eff on the na ives in view ct the noss bi'ities f q oth ou br ak q ain [ foreigners
 Y LLnw FEvFR AT GTTAYMAs-
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LLaw FEvFR AT arAYMAs.

CoNTENTI N \. T.. Sep ; Tt is lear 1 o.n reliahe .riva'e sour e fhni the yellow Yer actually exlst a' Guay mas r.d h. inhabi> l;.nts rt dyin. at the rte of TWO and hree :, day A nmh ot pep> pl- rav- Lit tow in corSeqncnce The citizens are rryi to keep it quiet and preven the frcts from ge : tiag abroad Arizona shouli in> euire mic this qnesti n al or and if yellow fever really does exist there, steps, shcnld be taken to to quarantine trains at N gales.
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NEw ORLEANe, August l, 18SI TO NE PuBLi

-Aa c@t7s+At-> Y UT M 5SIlIr - ing puhl'sised s, W VI faisrl ood Ir r 9a'@. w oi The L0uisian ran ti Q follrwiN u.u.z.,. " . the public to pro9v ' We are encHgral it I ness, 10 bc fSise ar s. <. M
 Amount of prI \. x " L@ui iana state from Jaauary \ datc:
 Paid to tn, South,
 press Go, New q .
 T M. Hesc- at, mi Paid fa the Lru sian . n
 tional Bank, Jo
 Ogle' by. Preside U Pai.i to Lnuisiana
 National Bank, <. II
 Kennedy, President... f25. led Paid 10 New Orl,rns Ma
 naiioual Bank, A Bild-
 win, Pre- idert. -. S6,55f Paid 10 Unicn National
 Bank, S. Charlsrou. Ga sller......... ........ S4.45o| Paid 10 Citizens Bank. E. l.. Carrirre, I,res;fleut 57,C00l iSai' to GeFmsnia x stiUnal
 Bank, jules Cassari, | Pre- esident.. ao,cool Paid 10 Hibernia National
 Bank, Chas. Palfr. Y, Ca- shier .....-. oi,UOU
 Toby, Cashier. r.......... 1s.l5o| Paid 10 Mutual Mationnl Bank. Jos. Mitchell, Ca>
 shier. s,2oa|
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MECHANICS FAIR.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1.-The formal opening exerci es of h. A..- chanics' Fair were held al the Grand Opera House this afterno n. Vice President Starbird pronouacel the opening address. The Rev. Rob II Mckenzie delivered an e.oqurnt oiatIon, his sulJ ct being "The T "ls and the men, The Pd7i lon i'll be thrown open this evenn5 at 8 o'clock.
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Total maid br all

For the truth of the above \ we refer the public to the officers 0l tne above- named corporaii ns, nnt fyr our legality and standing to To ayor and Officers of the Cityaf New Orleans, to the Staie authoa- ties If l. nisiana and also to ths U. 5. Ofic al~ of L uisiai a. We Claim a |. lcsal rohest a d correct h all eui rrar actirns, as much 90 as any lusin. in ihe countfy. Our Rani~ ing is needed by al who Will in- ', sfiga c, ard onr stock has fir venrs been SO C vt orr Board Ot. B.r- kers, and owred by many cf -srr est known and r, spectcd citizens.
 EE. 4. EAERB Prefidenf. E7-TA FETAL FskzZE SSJ ssSO-,E1 g ckcfa Orsy keJ fSh- res In Ero-
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ELE RA PHic.
CROGE's PETS

FL PAso. Texas, Sept. 12.-The Times Casa Grande special says that the Apa, hes are beginning to show signs of tre1ckery. It is he inten~ tion of Mexican authorities to sur round them md keep in the neigh~ borhnod of Casa Graude until tho cordon is com ple;ed. Speed in the sequel of present state of affairs may be looked for.
 GREAT EXCITEMENT AT cAsAaaRANDE.
 FL PAso, Texas, Sept. 12 A SD . cIal dispatcn.from Gas, Grande Sd s i: APacues are now ;radlng in Casa Grande under The pratectinn of d white fiag. The Ap4ches have sold chased gold ring marked R R F. to R. F. AI., besides two gold brace lets marked McGomas" Geroui mo chief who captured Charl e McCnmas said. he had not seen the boy since Crook's fight. Inr7se ex cflement reigns at Casa Grande The ueig hborhood is full of Mexican troops from various parts trying 70 su round the Apaches A terrible combat is hourly expected. MDRDERs.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. l1.-There are at the present time thirteaen murders in the prisons Of this city awaiting punishenr One of them Geooge A. Wheeler. who stransl | his sister, -in>law and then cut up her remains and pack d them in d trunk has been waiting 'kree years with every pros pect ot waiting some ,nsiderable time longer, no'wll4> standing the fact that his crime was fully proven.
 NOMINATgD
 SAN FRANcIsco, Sert 11-F. [. . Reardon was today nominated by the San Fra4cisco bar association as successor to Jufge Evans.
 kl'fI IN CHINA.
 LONDON, September 11-A riot vas causeA by umber of sail rs Ri ls ing a Chinaman in a. affray The rioi 2 .used grea sensa.to n all circles, and ii i> feard ii may result in coli-ioi b6t Neen h. French and .Ghinese Two WAT stea ners started away from IF ns Kong protect fife and pr erty at Caniop.
 CANTON. Sep ember 11.-"urias Ii : rot the mob threw tho cllt Us ,f bui ding attached t. the Unioh wharveS. in the wa'ea and 10 ,ted them. The riot lasted several Il 'ur- Order was not restored until tue arrI, val of the Chinese t1opps. The na - tives are so excited against fore gn- CTS that renewal IS expected at any moment.
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COMsrEssrOxER~-

Incorporated in 1898 for 25 years by he L, gislature for EtucaTi nal and Charitable uu' poscs-wrn n capital O. $1,0O0 0O0-to " ich re- serve fu d of over $550, ,000 has sircn been added.
 By aa overwhelming popular V. tc Is franchise was m d. q part of the present State Constitution adorted December sd, A. D., 1879 The o's'y Lottery eeer ceted on and ea do:sed y ;he Peeple of dny State
 It1,ser scales or postpcnes.
 Is Grand Single Number Draw ings take place monii ly. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FORTUNE. TENTH GRAND DRAWING, CLASS k, ut Nfw Orleans. Tucsd V, October 9, 1sS3-16l Monthly Drawing. CAPITAL PRIZE, S75.OOO.
 TICKETS S5 60 kss>Sn
 Fractions in fffhs in r,rnDorfirn
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AP.Lr AT THg OFFICE FoR- -ADvEErEssss
 AID Jog RATEs.

This parer on file at all the F'f1ncipal
 Newspaper Agencies In San Francisco
 and asrcrn Cities. E .. Dake. E5 Sfercksnt3f Exchange, is our
 Special San FrsH cfSao Agent ] II. Bates, s1 Pa Row. will act as ou-
 New Yoris Agent
 San Francisco, will hays the HERALD on 6ie and solicit business.
 No pc son IS authorized to do business in any way for thi paper whore name is not here announced as our ageut. We have no traveiing Agcnfs
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Total paid as above. s2,s53 ,65'St|| Paid in sums of 1ndcr $l GOO at the various offices If the CcnpavRn
 throughout the In
 Staies.. .-..-.-....( " r
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sas accused Of farb4lng the out laws. @oker Legged te b. shot, hut was told he must hang. The lodi s E. Torres YVES inanguFa'e1 Governor of Sonora on Saturday afternoon. The inauguration ceremonies were fol lowed by grand ball nthr ev ming. A special train was run from Gusy ? mas Saturday, moinine ge nun hers If the wealthy and influential citizens of Guaymas q o tiz.
 JERE BLACK WILL.
 YORK. Pa, Sert. A--The w:ll Of Jere s. Black was admitted to pros hate yesterday. Tue eSta'e is esti- mated to he worth about s90e,000
 THE VAR IN CHINA.
 PARIS, Sept. A cabinet meet Ing was he'd to-day, at which the prime n mister presided. After consulting, It ~as decid q to send g large r4ia forcement o T nquin cons sis 2 of'tr ops f'om A'giers and osh- fore,ga le siuns Neither hines3 lega,i'-n $ hear, nor is the French government informed of the enlfy Of Chinese troops upol the territory y O Tonquin.
 THE coaFAS MBAssY.
 SAN FRAvcIsce, Sept 4.-The 'o.ean cm mbassy were visite today by Mayor Bartlett, who x'e., cd 10 them the welcome of San Fran i7' 0 q, q hou later General Schotield I'd suite call q, afrer winch a deput a- to from the Nhamher of Commer- ce ard ihe B,ird of Tr .de waited DO he emh ss ani ext nded ii,en an invit ton to nie tHe two boa ds II he rrprt entalive- O tn a.mm rcia1 iat..re~t If this city The chi am s:ldo , in accepting, ea'd vitatioR had given him ST m, D ea prc. onm n@ as it did rom th- rep sen' ativcs of com CT. ce. ,he m in.4av of very state A formal r crp ion ill c held at the Cham CT oi ommerce Thursday afternoaa next
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U-TAPfFAL FsszZE SSJ oGO-A9 T ckcts OG;y E5. Sh. res Tn Fro
 portion.
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SENATOR SHARON.

SAN FRAEcIsco. Sept. 11.-Thr case Of ex-Scnator Sharon who was arrested last Satu,day on charge of adultery, was called in the pod C. court to day and at the request If his counsel the case WAS continu q to October 16.
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JunGE LYNCH AGAIN.

LITTLE ROCK, Sept. 11.-Satu. day night three masked men forcibly en- tered the Cell countv jail at Dain- vile and seized John Coker and Dr. Flood and took them to the iron bridge across the Pelletiean river and hung them from he center of tho span across beam. Coker was accused of leading into ambuscade @ sheriff party in seaich of Daniels outlaws seveys. weeks ago. Flood
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WHOLESALE MURDER,

ST. LOUIS. Sept 11th Henry P. Blessing, an engineer, fired six shots at his brother in-law, all of which took effect lie then shot his wife twice, and then went to the galoen and cut his own throat Blessing and his brother-in law will probably die. The wife's wound IS serious.
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HYfERBoREAN HARVEST DAYS.

7ST. PAUL, Sept. 9.-Tbere was h heavy frost last nlgllt. The reports indicate tha: damage is done t,.corn in all parts of the State, especially near the Manitoba road and th Sioux City division of the St. Paul and Omaha road. The acreage of corn is compartiyelY small, howeYrr. The loss will not be very severe
 Reports from Steele county, uinn. 7, are to the effect that the frost last night destroyi he entire c,rn crop in that county. Tonight it is cle IT and cold and will cause fu ther q nm age. Ice formed d quarter of al inch thick. There was no da nag. to corn in the vicinity of Mar hail- town, Ia, from the frost last night At River als, Wis. the bla ok frost killed the entire sor hum crop and other perishable crops, lnciuding the core, which was rnined At Eau Claire, Wis, the frost was gen> era l throughout the country o'aiy destroying the corn. The farmers will feel the effect very keenly
 ANOTHER LoRDsBURG MURDER
 LoRDsBURG, Sent. 11.-At 3 o'clock this morning Jessie Stytes WIS shot by Kid Lewis, the ball entering the left side, ranging downward, and il is thought to be fatal No attemnt was made to arrest Lewis. Jessie Styles is we'll known cyprian and ha> been engaged in several shoot ing affairs lately. Serious trouble is expected before night, as Lewis is desperate character anl will resist
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SIX HU>DR D AND EIGHT TWO
 MORH Ns

NEW YORK, >elt 10 h.-Th- Steamship Nsvad hr' ught 689 Mos mons Each immigrant pad his ocean r age yer, d the majority lave marsy eslahi'sh themselves in the United 5tates. FAey will los cate in s 1teen towns in Utah.
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NOMINATED

SAN FRANcIsco, Set. 11-T. T. Reardon was today nominated by the San Fra4cisco bar association as successor to Julge Evans.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-08-22
FROM JORMsON'S CITY.
WHAT FERTILIzIEG HAS DONE IN CARTER
RELIGIOUS MEETING, ETC.

WHAT FERTILIzEe HAS DONE IN CARTER
-RRLIoIoUs MEETING, ETC.
JoHSsoN's CIT, Aug. IL, 1888.
To the Editor Of The MorristoWn Gazette:
noticed in your issue Of the 18th q
communication TO Jonesboro paper,
from n Carter county farmer, giving his
experience with fertilizers. / was i'm
pressed with the great Importance Of the
facts set forth In that article and more
than once have intended to write to
THE GAZETTE with regard to what had
been told nae by some Of the Carter
county farmers who have bees using the
fertilizer for the past three years on poer
thin lands. Old worn out fields that have
not been used for anything but sedge
grass pasture fields have been, by the
use Of fertilizer, made TO produce COED
crops Of wheat and clover. One gentle
man. with whom ] am intimately &C
quainted, has q farm that will net pro-
dues more than 8 bushels OF wheat per
acre in its natural condition, bat with
The use Of 2UOIbs Of fertilizer, Of good
quality, it will produce 12 and IS bush
els per acre. II has been very prsfta-
bic to HIM in enabling him TO get 4 gsod
stand OF clover on the same land, after
getting great crops Of hay the first year.
/ conversed with another farmer who
told me that he could not make enough
on his land TO support his family until
he fertilizsd and now makes plenty and
to spare. He also made the following
Said he: "here is field of 8
acres. I sSwed bushels of wheat on
IL and reapcd four. Then 1 sowed the
same field and used 10Olbs of fertilizer
10 the acre and reAped 20 bushels and
got q good stand OF clover fram which
have had several crops OF hay, and
the land TO be Improved SC per
cent" Ore ether reference A farmer
well known TO me owned two old fields |
which had not been in cultivation for
several years, and be valued then Sc
ow as. to offer them for sale at 81 per |
.ere. Last fall he broke them I'D and
lowed them in wheat using a00lhs. of
fertilizer to the acre. IS aad 90 bushels
II wheat per acre was he result. The
anne land can not new be bought
or $40 per acre.
These are just few Of thu good re-
'orts to be had in this section with re-
ard to the use Of fertilizer on psor and
hin lands. ] was greatly surprised to
ee the beautiful green fields OF wheat
md clover on lands that used to present
othing 10 the pRsscr by but red knoIls
nd dry sedge grass This section has
cen improved 200 per cent. In the way