Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-25

l aDouI the report that me boundary line between the United States and
 Mexico at that town had been
 changed, after q joint survey by the
 Unilcd States and Mexican survey
 ors, throwing q consi dciable part Of Nogales into Mexico. He received the following answer: No truth
 in the report in the report, what ever D
 A TELEGRAPHIC WAR,
 DALLAS, Tex, Sept. 1S-A lele graphic war was developed here to
 day between the Gulf, Colorado &
 Santa Fe Railway for the Ballmore 6 Ono on one side. and the Hous> ton 6 Texas Central for the Western Union on the other side The Bal : timore & Ohio set their poles and and ihe employees of the Houston
 < Texas Central pulled them up. The latter was arrested for malicious mischief, and an application has been made for an injunction to be heard tomorrow.
 BLAINE's TESTIMONY.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 20-In the Blaina libel suit in the district court this afternoon, the Blaine attorneys filed the following answers 10 the lnterrogatories proponnded by the Sentinel's attorneys oh September 5th: T, James C. Blaine, of Augus- la, Maine. on oath depose and say in answer to the foregoing inter- rogatories, 1st, Harriet B. Stanwood. 2d, iD Georgetown, Ky, in he spring of 1S48. 3d, 1 lived in Kentucky as an assistant professor or tutor i'll the
 Western Military Institute from January, 1S4S. to Decem Der 1st Was at Biuchck in 1o51, at BIennon Springs. 4th, the lady married lived in Kentucky from the spring If 1S48 to the spring of 1850 and was engaged as teacher in female college, the first two years ali George- town and the last year at Millers burg. 9th, finally left K, ntucky Tn the latter part of December, 1851, and went 10 New Orleans oB busi~ ness, aud then directly to Augusta, which place I reached February 9, 1852. and was next en- ployed as principal teacher in he Pennsy lva~ mia Institute for the instruction of the blind, In Philadelphia 9th, my wife left K~ntueky in March 1851, accompanied by myself as far as Piiisburg, Penn Thence she travelled alone to New York, where she was met by her brother, Jacob Stapwood, and under his protection proceeded to her mothers residence at Augusta. where l next joined her February 9th, 1852. 7tb, s;h, 9ih, I was married in Millersburg, Ky, on the 3Oth of June, 1S4S, in the pres- ence of Sarah C. Slanwoed, and tue marriage was kept secret. Having doubts, subsequently,, of the validity of the marriage under the laws of Kentucky, which then strIpgently required a license from the clerk of the county court. l had the mar> riage solemnized the second time in Pitisburg. Pa, on the goth of March, 1851, in the presence of John V. Tamoyne and David Bell. 10th, 11th,J Jacob Standwood wes the eldest brother of my wife. 1 lad no ac- quaintaince with him at the time of my marriage and had never seen him or heard of hi m in any way directly or indirectly before my marriage 1 met him for lhe first time in February 1852. I had two letters from him after my marriage and before 1 met him, one warmly welcoming me as member of the | ia miiy and the ther inquiring if he could promote my business interests by loan of money. 1 had no other OOl CS pNAbShsO VI any hAHu uueil after l had personally met him in February, 1852. My wife had two l other brothers, neither of whom l | bad ever met when 1 came 10 New ! England in February, 1859, nor did | ever meet any of the male rela- ! tivcs of my wife before my arrival | in New England in February, 1852 18th, 13 b, 14th, my first child, son, was born in tEe house of his grand> 1 on the 18th day of June, 1851, and his name was Stanwood | Blaine. He lived with his parents during 1852, 1858 and part of 1854, in Philadelphia. He died July 31st, 1854, aLd was buried in the Stan~ wood lot, in Fcrest Grove cemetery, | in Augusta. Me 18th, 18th, 17th, a | monument was placed by my diree- tion over his grave year after his death, thus inscribed: "Sfanwood | son of James G. and Harriet | s. Blaine, born June 18th, 1851, died | July 3lst, 1854 ;" 18th, I have not l seen the stone since the first week | after its erection"
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