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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-01

nd ana had taken possession of the fail
ihe colored citizens, upon learning of
the intention of the mob proposed TO
JON them and take Joe Barber, the
murderer of Randall jackson, and
lynch him on the same tree.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-11-28

Among causes for the existing dali
ness in business, it may be of interest
to mote that the circulation of the ma
rtional banks has, during the last month,
decreased So, 253, 10, and $18,239,O 69
during the year, while, in addition to
this contraction. the banks are required
by lawto deposit legal tenders TO re-
deem their currency, $l,234, 324 being
deposited for this purpose during the
month Of October.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-11-28

The tax rates of several principal
cities III the last fiscal year, 1883, were
a follows; Boston and Providence
each $14.50 per 81, 900, New York $20.-
80, Philadelphia $3.50, Baltimore$16.-
S7i, Cincinnati sos 0 and Chicago$34.-
10. B~oston's rate this year is ST.
While the Boston assessors levy on 81
900 for every man, woman and child in
the city, the assessors yaluationof Prov
idence is only 81, $50 per capita, of
New York. 81, 600, of Baltimore $500. of
Philadelphia and Cincinnati $Too, each,
sandof Chicago $3.50.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-11-28

It is understood that Governor
Cleveland will resign his Office Of Gov
OF New York, Immediately after
he receives official notice of his election,
whichawTl occur in December. Lieu
tenant Governor David ID. Hill will then
be promoted to the Office, of Governor
and viii serve until January 1, 1886.
He, too, Us a bachelor, and like tClese-
land has been the Mayor OF the City in
which, be resides-Elmira-
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-11-28
General News Items.


Adams h Leonard, Dallas, Tex, bankers
have failed for $500, 600.
The North Chicago Rolling Mill company
will shut down throwing 1900 men out of en-.
plOyment
The liabilities of the busted banking house
of Hyatt, Levings & Co., Washington, Ind,
are $4,000.
James W. Benton, New York, importer OF
books, has made an assignment with prefer
ences Of S2o,WO
At Dubuque, Judge UT decided that saloon
keepers could not be enjoined as nuisances be-
fore conviction under the prohibitory law.
Ameeting of clergymen of all denominations
was held in New Haven to arrange for a con-
gress of American churches. The congress
will be held there in May, 1885. The founder
of the association is Bishop Clark Of Provt
dence,
A registered certificate of the city of Boston
5 per cent water loan for 100000 in favor OF
the United States Trust company of New York,
trustee for Caroline S. Aston, has been issued.
This is a gift from William Astor to his daugh-
ter, who was recently married to Marshal O.
Wilson.
Carr 4 Hobson, limited manufacturers OF
agricultural implements, Bayonne, N. j., have
assigned to Norman S. McNellis, without pref.
erence. The January statement shove as
sets of $307, 900; liabilities, 100000. The
company's capital is $25O,00O. They are ex-
pected to resume shortly.
The annual convention of the Young Mems
Christian association of Minnesota and Dakota
IN l.. IL II MI Il NJ ~ ~
President Cyrus NOrthrop, of the University
of Minnesota, will deliver the opening address
Thursday evening, and the exercises will close
with a farewell service on Sunday evening.
The viii of Chanfrau, the actor, who dice
recently, gives the widow all the property, real
mixed and personal, she to give his sister, Mrs
Mary A. Stewart, a home as long as she lives
and his wife's sister, Miss Mary Baker, a home
as long as she remains unmarried. The per
sonal property is valued at S4S, 900, and thu
real estate at over 100000. 30
Upper tendon society in Chicago is shaker
to ats very foundation by a rumored elope
ment in high life, extending from Chicago t.
Boston. The parties to the sensation are Mrs
Mable V. Pervere, the handsome, petite, at
~tractive and highly cultured young wife o.
Herbert L. Peryere, agent for an Eastern Lace
house at No. 1853 Fifth avenue, and Dudley
Hall, of Dudley Hall & Co., tea importers o.
Boston, who is said to be worth $l,OOO,000.
Judge Deadly, in the United States circui
court of Portland, Oregon, issued a mandator,
injunction in the case of Wells Fargo & Co. vs
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company. Th'
injunction orders that defendant be requiret
to furnish plaintiff such facilities as it furnishel
any express company, over all its lines be
tween Oregon and St Paul, and connectin,
lines and links, plaintiff giving bonds in tn
sum of $25, 900, that all costs, damages ant
charges which they may pay or earn will b.
made good if the end in the case is decided il
favor of defendants The express company i
to be granted the facilities ordered on all line
west of Helena on and after the LIST of Decem
ber.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-11-28
Crimes and Criminals.

At San Antoaio Lieut. j. III. King was found
guilty OF pay account irregularity.
Isaac Johnson (colored), who, murdered his
mistress, Belle Booker last April, was execut-
ed at Canton, Miss.
The assignment made by S~iedenbacl,
Schwabe a. Co, New York wooden merchants,
In 1888, has been declared fraudulent
At Walla Walla, E. Z. johnson, formerly
agentof the Northern Pacific Express COM
pany. Is onstrial for embezzilng over sis, 0oAI
Priscilla Brown, aged sixteen years, of
Rochester, ~. committed snieide because her
parents prevented her marrying Henry Gross.
Mrs Daniel Hopkins Of Sardinia, Ere conn
ty, N. ", a grandmother, eloped with . farm
hand named Wiley, leaving her husband and q
crippled son ina comfortable home. IS
Louis and Edward Guild, Freedmen, aged
thirty-two and thirty-six, respectively, arrived
at New York, and went to an emigrant board
ing house on Greenwich street, where they en-
gagged rooms. Wednesday afternoon Louis
shot his brother in the head, inhiating q NOR
tai ssennas and then killed himself
Joseph Cook, the marderer Of Leonard Rail,
who was lynched ut Zine Hill, Neb., Sunday
aitcIiHvobs py y MOD VINO LOOK AIM from the
court COON, and was afterward cut down and
resuscitated by the sheriff after a suspension
OF ten minutes, has been taken to Red Cloud to
avoid . second lynching, he having recovered
sufficiently to be removed
Joseph Cook, HI murderer Of Leonard Roll,
who was lynched At Blue Hill, Nebraska, by q
mob nd afterwards cut down and revived by
the sheriff, 4 now in Jail At Red Clcnd, under
care Of physicians, The effect of the hanging
b rather singular. Besides bodily injuries ia
is completely deranged and his mental balance
js not likely to be restored He presents 4
pitiful appearance, his neck being swollen 70
an abnormal size, tho mark OF the lynchers'
rope being plainly visible in blue and black
eoloring
The San Francisco Chronicle has always
beer edited more or less At The rcvolvers
point After several smaller skirmishes,
Charles De Young, the brilliant elder or The
two frateraal proprioters. was shot dead BY the
son Of the rayererd bIather-skife Kalloek,
whom he had himself shot In another bravl
Now. tito otkef aud less prominent brother,
Mike M Young gets two bullets III lis circum.
ference from tlle pistol cf young spreckels,
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-11-28

The Vermont forestry commission
appointed by the Legislature of 1882,
/. of which ex-Gov. Proctor Is chairman,
have reported that the annual dim
milton Of forests in that State is grow
ing less owing to increased eonsump-
lion Of coal. In regard to the removal
Of the forests upon the springs streams
and ponds, it il that the water supply
Is year ~ year failing and that the
sulailer streamsswhich had never until
recently been known to fail, often be-
came dry Mdry seasons. This question
SEEING to be the oEs which has engaged
the attention Of the people more than
any ether in connection with forestry,
and isgeneraly admitted to bethe great
est evil result Of the devastation Of the
forests.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-11-28

6omeaof the Southern States are en-
deavoripg to got thrifty Northern farm
ers into their respective localities.
NIany ofytnls sort have gone TO Florida,
and Georgia feels the need Of them.
Thoneed. Of the state, says the Savan-
nah News, il intelligent white farmers
who know hew to make the soil produee.
and who will aim t. build NO the COM
manities in which they 1--we. There is
abundance 81 good land withont tillage.
and abundance of cheap labor without
skill or thrift. Capt. Fort, : large
land -owner in Hoaston county, has TAX
en- = praetiosi way of inducing settlers to
come there. He went to Massachusetts,
and offered 10 give q limited number or
families thirty acres Of land each If
they would form a little colony in his
nei8hborhood. A committee was sent
down TO look at the country, and AS d
result ten families from the Old Bay
state arrived IN Savannah last week to
take possession Of the new homesteada
already partially preparsi for them BY
advance uaehlbnrs 81 tile colony.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-11-28

There are six new states, perhap
seven, so be carved out of the present
Territories before many years: Dakota,
Montana, New Mexico, Utah, Idaho
and WashingtoL. The date of their
admission will depend more upon the
pleasure,tf Congress. When these are
States, there will be forty-four States
in the Union. If Dakota is divided,
tthere,will be forty-five.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-11-28
Personal News Notes.

James Russell Lowell intends to live at Ok
ford, England, after he is relieved of his duties
as United States minister.
The secret is out Gov. Clovelands reputed
| fance is Miss Maria Love of Buffalo. She If
forty years old, q society ~favorite, and has
money.
The renowned physician and surgeon White
Beaver Dr. Frank Powell,) has two younger
brothers practicing medicine. Both are qultf
we'll known in La Crosse where they reside.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-11-28
Minnesota Grand Lodge Of Good rempiar..

AT a meeting OF the Grand Lodge of the Good
Templars Of Minnesota held at Mankato last
week, there were twenty-five subordinate
lodges represented, the number Of representa-
tiyes reaching seventy five. Grand Worthy
Chief Templar j. M. Dunann, Grand Worthy
Secretary Kate Penniman, Assistant Secretary
g. w. Penniman, Grand Worthy Marshal G. E.
Ward and Past Grand Worthy Chief A. T.
Nerut were all in attendance; also Mrs. Jennie
Patterson and L. d. Marshall of Minneapolis.
After the organization OF a District Lodge was
consummated a resolution deprecating licens-
ing saloons or the sale Of liquor in any man
organization is nota political one in any sense.
and urged upon temperance lodges to endeayoI
to secure proper legislation to throw a pro.
hibitory amendment before the people of the
state.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-11-28

Again the tide of specie has turned
in favor Of this couatry. Every incom-
ing steamer is freighted with the pre-
cious metals sent here &c pay for ship
ments of breadstuffs ard for American
securities. Fit is estimated that So, 1000
900 IN foreign gold 'Las come to New
York since October first, and that ST.
100000 more willar,ive before the first
of Februsry.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-11-28


A marriage in Paris between Mile.
Deslandes and Vicomte Fleury is com
pared to the reconciliation of the Capu-
lets and Montagues. The bridegroom
is the son of Napoleon ILLS confden.
tial adviser, Gen. Fleury, while Che
bride is granddaughter of Catalani, the
celebrated singer, who was noted for
her intense hatred Of Napoleon. When
she visited Paris in 1906 the Emperor
held out the most tempting induce
ments to her for an engagement at the
opera. A wish from such q quarter was
of course a command, and Catalan
fearing the consequence of a refusal,
slipped out of the capital secretly at
night and ma q iiersway to England.
A Special to the New York World
from Schenectady, says: Two weeks
ago a clerk in the Boston Hoosac Tun-
mel and Western Railroad at this place,
was married by Justice Atkins TO a
s~tepdaughter of Mr.. Secor, of Rotter-
dam. The union was not one of the
BIoOlAs ucSIIinB, UuD WIS q HaaVpcA
life or death. The stepfather OF the
young lady whose affections bad been
tampered with met the gay young
Lothario and drawing a revolver com
manded the youth to marry the girl.
There was no use of argument; the old
marriage was performed. IT is under
stood that the young man has not seen
his bride since the union took place,
and that he has engaged council in an
action for divorce on the grounds OF
forced marriage.
s.a
1 moui'
or on Stonewall Jackson's stan, says
the General had, as if by miracle, es-
capped wounds until at charlottesville,
when it seemed his guardian angel de
serted him, for he was struck by three
bullets in quick succession. The first
went through the right hand, lodging
under the skin. The next entered the
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-11-28
Casualties of the Week.

At Haverhill, Mass, Katie Gilmartin jumped
from a burning hotel and was killed.
AArge portion of the business partof Kick
man, KY, was destroyed by fire during a
Democratic torchlight procession. Loss s125, :
900; insurance small
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-11-28

The great Pacific Uompany's whal-
ing vessels have returned to San Fran
cisco from summer cruising. Ships
have returned with no whales q only
one or two. Other ships have returned
full of oil and bone, What IS to be
noted is that the most humane captains
have had the best luck. They have re-
turned with very profitable Hargoes.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-11-28
Rail and River Notes.

At Sax Francisco Judge Deadly ordered the
Northern Pacific to give the us ual facilities to
the Wells Fargo Express company
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-11-28

son son Of the sugar mopopolist. The cause Of &c
shooting ia not clearly stated, but proDaplyS che
Chronicle assailed the sugar mononoIy'
The Arizona champion., 1884-05-24

The Flint Globe, of date April 24tb, published at Flint, Michigan, says; Mrs. Sumner Howard and her daugh, ter, Mrs. A. E. Foote, assisted b, Miss Clara Lyon and Mrs. Dan H. Church, gave a brilliant reception to nearly three hundred ladies, at Mir. Howard s elegant residence, on Thurs. day afternoon last. Mir. Howard and family, including MT. and Mrs. Foote, will soon leave for their new home a, Prescott, Arizona, where MT. Hayward will assume the duties of Chiet Justice of the Territory.
The Arizona champion., 1884-05-24
Summons.
TN the District Court of the Third Judicial Il District, Territory of Arlz ma, county of Yavapai.

TN the District Court of the Third Judicial Il District, Territory of Arz ma, county of Yavapai.
 William w. Prentice, Plaintiff, SUM
 vs. MoNs Charles Hickerson and l. II. Pres. NoIIS2
 cot, Defendants.
 Action brought in the District Court of the Third Judicial District, in and for the county ol Iavapai, Territory of Arzona. Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Charles
 liickerson and ]. II. Prescott:
 You are heie.y summoned and required to appear in an action brought against yon by the above named plaintiff m the District Court of the 'rhrd Judicial District, m and for the county of Yavapa in the Territory of Arizona. and answer the complaint filed with the Clerk oI this Court, al Prescott, m said county, ia copy ,f which complaint ac- companies this summons.) within twenty days (exclusive of the Jay of service) after the service upon you ,f this summons, if served in the county; but if served out of the county and within this District, then within thirty days; m ell other cases forty days.
 Al d y are hereby notified lha. If you fail 10 appear and answer the complaint as above required the plaintiff will take judg- ment by default against you for the sum of one thousand four hundred sixty.cight dol. lars and eighty. four cents (SI,46S,S4) togeth. ei with interest thereon al the rate of ten per cent per annum from January 23d, 1884, and costs and disbursements in thls behalf ex. pended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said District Court this 7!h day of February, A D., 1884.
 { 0o( VIM. WILKINSON, Clerk l SEAL.
 -E. NJ. SANFORD, Attorney.
The Arizona champion., 1884-05-24
The New Fast Time.

The new schedule of the fast train from San Francisco to New York via the Needles, that recently went into effect, Is as follows:
 Leave San Francisco Monday at 3:5o p m.; arrive at Needles at Q D. m. Tuesday; at Albuquerque at iI:7o D. m. Wednesday; At Kansas City at 6:35 p. m. Friday; at St. Lotus at 8 a. m. Saturday; at Pittsburg at S:ss a. m. Sunday; at New York City at Io: 20 p. m. Sunday. Distance 3.4s7 miles; time I47H hours.
The Arizona champion., 1884-05-24

A. E. Fay, of the CHAMPION, is none of your hide bound partisans, nor either IS he one of your pea. shoot. ing politicians. When he sees any. thing commendable he is generous enough to recognize it, no matter what objections 10 his political views it may present. Here him on the Re. publican delegates to Chicago.-Phe, nix Herald. We hope to never be so hide bound to party, that we cannot see good in others, even though they be politically opposed to us. We have figured in elections in this Territory when party organization was not known. We were elected 10 the
 Tenth Legislative Assembly, in the year 1879, from Pima county, in fact a Tucson representative; introduced, and assisted Ill carrying through bill making an appropriation of SIs,ooo from the Territorial fund, for build ing a wagon road from Tucson to Globe, at that time very important measure for Tucson, and was op. posed by MT. M. w. Stewart, Speak. CT of the House, MT. Leitch and MT. Vail, all members of the Pima delega. tion. A road from Tucson to Globe, at that time, would interfere with our most Honored Speaker, as he was then a merchant, and is now, at Fort Grant, and was pro6ting largly from the Globe patronage. To support our respective measures in those days, we did not approach men on the ground they were paitIzdns with us, hut as meH, impresslng upon them the neces. slty Oi ine demands made. But since that ume our legislative experience has differed, as both political parties have organized, and both have been constantly in good working order. We cannot forget friends who have stood by us in days gone by, and a kind word In their favor affords us a great pleasure. In speaking of the Republican Territorial delegates to the Chicago convention, we utter the sentiment oI the heart, disregarding all party ties,
The Arizona champion., 1884-05-24
The Great English
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The Arizona champion., 1884-05-24

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The Arizona champion., 1884-05-24

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 Suffering from a general want of tone, and its usual concomitants, dyspepsia and nerv- ousness, is seldom derivable from the use of a nouriShlng diet and sli uli of appetite, un- added. medicine that will effect a removal of the specific obstacle to renewed health and vigor, that is genuine corrective, is the real need. It is the possession of thls grand re. qurement which makes Hostetter's stomach Biters so effective as an invigorant.
 For sale by all Druggists and Dealers gen orally,
The Arizona champion., 1884-05-24

In commenting on the failure of Hudson x Co.,, linn Chatham, the witty local of the Tucson Citizen. re. marks in the language of our esteemed friend Pete Kitchen, "you don't have to go to Sonora to get it "-Epitaph. Bro. Reppy would have preferred strawberries, but the inevitable is be- fore him.
The Arizona champion., 1884-05-24

Another Congressional campaign tor Arizona will soon be upon us. Two years ago the aggregate vote for congressman was I4,ooo, of which Oury. Democrat, received 1900, and Porter, Republican, 6.5Io. Oury's majority being oSo. Increased voters will effect the last vote one way or the other, Neither party can be san. guine of success.
The Arizona champion., 1884-05-24

The Tucson and Tombstone bank failures of Hudson & Co.,, are prov. ing very serious, and many are the loans among poor laboring people who had deposited their all with that banking firm, The firm talk loud about settling with creditors but the chances are they will turn out a total wreck, as did the firm of Lord & Williams at Tucson.
The Arizona champion., 1884-05-24
THE CHAMPION HASA CIR CULA7IONALOWG THE LINE OF THE .I. X P. ROAD DOUB- LE 2HA7OFANY OTHER PA. PER LV ARIZONA.

It will take several weeks. and per haps months, before Hudson x Co. will arrive al settlement with their cred i,ors. .-Epitaph. Yes, and undoubt- edly years will pass by, and still the Epitaph will harp the "good time coming"
The Arizona champion., 1884-05-24

MH" "This paper Is kept on file at E. C, Dakes Advertising Agency. oS Merchants's Exchange, san Francisco, Cal, where con iActs for adscrlisln. can De made for il.
Smyrna times., 1884-12-10
For the Sngrna Times.
Z " 7711 E17F8T IIII 7 INC
Our Water Works.

A citizen of this town demonstrated
by the rule of three that Mr.. Cleveland
would be elected, and, singularlv
enough, it " fetched" ending the rule
Of "a. And having recourse to the
same accommodating rule, let us see
how it will work to furnish us with an
ample water supply for fires. We will
assume first that our present means of
obtaining water either for daily use or
emergencies is for the most part by the
antiquated
Smyrna times., 1884-12-10
WOMAN KILLER WATER works.

WOMAN KILLER WATER works.
In case of fire being sounded suddenly
it hurries every one to the scene, and
some get so excited that all nerve con-
troll is lost and they helplessly stand
and look idly on. Others again are
superior to nerve influence and get on
the nearest roof acting like heroes
as far as possible away from
pump exercise, and beyond all this
again the Imagination runs riot. So
wild does this run that during the
progress of the great Chicago fire some
years ago, a gentleman living at Chcs-
ter, Pa, drew on his imagination SO
lively that he actually obtained cinders
on his kitchen roof from that fire which
was 1000 miles distant.
In the second place, or to speak
more correctly the second proposition,
is now that we have housed new fore
ing engine for effective work it must
have an abundance of water, and surface