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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-20

Bari8, 70. gtat. - Der ,Ermps" iagt,
GrGf ysfisps babe ben 0eTidts6eHaH europdt
iaeH @tiaubten in 6raNIrgih cine 4bI9rtft
tCs BrOtoiOla Uom Is. Ulat 1860 i6ermtttelt,
nm gngeftts Der eaBpttideH &oufsran} ote
GuimerfiamPsit Der @rCBmdtte auf ben al
gemetueu 9barattsr 6es SHsI' Rauals iu
leufeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-20
AS. @Onsres. Grte eieuna.

annabme Der Nrmeez, Diffritt Columbia une
eiplomatiiessH Serpinisunssbta i'm Saufe.
sftessrIdgt Der Bill I'M Stref Ses 3VaeB
duf 6unfEmCrfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-20
SIN Observation-Disclosures

braate Reuer (Sa.) cine Bin etu, tueldjs Den
SRns0mtSietretdr autortiirt, ben usberi9uB
D.. Rsosniisn 10 balb, ais m6gltf, auf ben
&utanf bon SunOssobItgatiouen gum Bteiis
pou ntGt iiber Bart III uerpenbeu;
atug (Sa.) etue Btll, pelGe oas S9ae
aunt nnDstf, allen auf amerttautihsu Sabrs
3euaen tmporttrteu s8aaren etuen j3ulIrabatt
UOn 10 Proaent 3u gefatteu.
9ohmanu (Sub.) bonn Ssrpintguugss
&orltte, beri6tete bic @iou.&ermtlltguugs
Bill etn, nno oisieIbe tpur6e benz PleuarD
@ontte iibsrpteIsn.
Cor (R.g.) beantragte, biej-Gtegelu III
lu5pen6irsn uno cine Bill aulunebmeu, mel
de 100000 fir bic Ser6fisntIt9uua Don
$500 tpettereu @remplaren bes Genius
@Ompe10tums uu6 BON 1000 bis 5000 grem,
plaren an0erer Serihte berniItgt. gtah
turSsr Debate muroe Der AutrQg angeuomz
men unb bic Blu paifirt.
puro (D.), com @Omtta fir Witttel uH0
2Segs, bsantra9te, Die 5tegeln 3u iuspenbtreu
Hno bic Bin an3unebmen, roeLde bic btscrts
mtnireuOen 3Ollabgabeu auf Runfmsris aui=
bebt. 8te Bill legt ausn &uufmerteu,
etnerIst, oh bieieIbeH bic 560pfuugsu ame.
ritant'her ober Tremoer Riinftler iiu6, eiuen
sDUH Uuu ~ RtU6tAl du hdIOICll uuIs SkUB
Iaugere Debate eutftano, uHo Der Autrag
mur6e i4ItsBIiA NIT 179 gegen 90 Stimmeu
bermerTtn.
&urHer (@n.) 0erfiiuoete, oaB er am udhz
fen WiOrtage oeu g8alaCe' RcRtnlsp 1dau
Babl,&Onteft jur Svrlage brtugeu uerSe.
8as Qau8 gtug oaun CUR @rWdaung bon
Sermiutgungabt iiber, uuo Die RoHfuLar.
uu0 biplOmatiide Bin luur6e nit 129 gegea
IS Sttmmen augenommen. Die 4rmee. uuS
bic 8tftritt Columbia Berut1iguugsbiu pal
iiEttn obus Spp0Itttou.
&OGlius (Raii) pom Suft}s sGomtte bsans
tragic, bic RegeIH Su iASpeubtreH unO etneu
Sei4luB au3unebuen, pelher Bite Seunts'
Sautsrottsbiu fit ben 10. SuIt auf Die ipe'
3tsue 3agssor6auug ieBt; osr 4utrag gtug
in @rmangeluug Der erfOroerlt6en 3pstz
ortttelsmajorttdt Oerloreu.
lin llhr &ben0s srfolate Sertaauua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-20
An llnnnnet atiantn.

5baugbat, 10. Rnt. Der 8tcstOnig
BON yauqusH tn tn lluguaoe gefuleu, neil
sr bic Gineiiideu Gruppeu In EOngitHg obue
ips,ieueu Sefebl mad 2iiumau SuriitjOg.
sRarEt une SbrTe.
QtDerpooI, 10. YEat, 1890 Dttttags.
BaumpCue: MttteIiotte Sbettdu6er ST
Ditto. Nen.Srlanu3 60. 49, 8te Sertdufs
berugen Il, 900, SpetuIattou uub ausfubr
5000 &Queu, 3ufubr 49, 900.
Qoubon, 49, glat. - Ser. Sraateu'
C6ngattoueu 4spro3. 121, Ditto Al pro5.
1922, 30. Bsrldngsrts 5'sroJ. 1044.-Gtttsu:
q. & g. SO. 3S1, 80. 2. 81, @rts 16f, DO. 3.
20, Ren.gort Central 114t Beuui. Central
583, Sus. Central 1873, 8eabtug 1853, On.
tarto.Befieru 21t, Rarttantide 4Of, Gan.
Hncific 4sL, ct. YauL "a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-20
Ron Stsl,n a.tsTsn bier MIR siniss:

Bon btsIeu Gtteten bier MIR ftni9s. oo, nj
nBuIttmDrs, glp ben 8. Mai 1881. "Su1g.
Rais sgBbistsp sGpmpagnte !" @eePrte Ssrren u ~ ~
s.trrber parb i'd i'm soteI BON einem bettt9sn Slnt'
nrse befdIIen ire peripr tetnI sriteu Nntnls slns
Saicne Sht, nGb6er bdufg bsSeiItsnSe Slutmen9eH;
9lon AnFang oil adb man MID aut meme 0tsHui94s i4
Trein 8sardbnib gprbsreitungen trGten. I'm ~
gSs,euber parb it nab nem ,,Ssraelttilben SSttaie
osidait, 100 mir bsr grit 3ebefthran nnG sSeisteq
sssrnrS,,sts 9IuF Mnratben ge6rautts i5 SPren be-
xSSutsn GSertenmal; g96isten. 8dlo Lies I'D ben
5brom iprt urp blieb bel Sbrsm @ebissep Sslnsn
q;aen6aiteu Isinsr Rsinbett psrs9nts ID mem Ssbsil
unb empisble ibn Senem eer an SntS sL Uos' S''''
bNhSNlT'>N'~ 31I PtI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-20
S1cuee G2ateriaG flr Sa8S6erman
fthe GCmite~
Gin Rptbfdrst pcm Rcaeiafrr' Ranpr Don
EGnoiIle, urleber picesr eFpdblt UGrren
mnGte.-Sie abftneuSg pom Eruppsu ptr'
ldnat.

Gin RptbfchrSi pom Rrae iaitcr' ESdnpr Don
EanoiHe, weIcber ptcssr eFpdbIt uerSen
mneate.-9ie abftneuss pou EruppsH ptr'
Ianst.
8t6mOnb, Sirg, 10. Rat. - Rapor
Sobnfpu BON 8auutGe, 8irg., Ittdte beute
tolgenee 8epeide al beu @ouuerneur Game
ron: 09ter petBe Gidnner grtffeu beute ben
Geger SEQ. Gbams an uuO mi6banoelteu i6u
oetart, hnB sr mabridstnItd ffsrbsu miro.
So gIaube, tnB Oteie @annIttbat meme ll1s
ruben beroorruFen mtr6, meLte BlItuarRis
ten ocranIGiien 6iiritsu, lpenu nidjt iofort
Grnppsn, tUenigieus stu 8egimaut, bterber'
gsi9idt peroen, nm Die Sfouung aHfre9t
~ srhaIten. ~ 8ouusrHenr Cameron lit aus
Der Staot abpesuo uu0 mtro erf beute
Wbeub auriidernartet. Bar ietuer Riifiebr
ptro GiGts in Der QngeIegsnbsit gsi1sbsn.
y Danotlle, Strg., 10. Gtat. - @eorge
Aodus, etu gtsger pom yaube, melder elHsr
Der baupndGlt4fen QRftiter bes aufrubrS
pom 3. Houember mar, eri4teu am leBten
Samffage in bisfiger Stabt. Sc ffellte ftdl
eerauS, baB ct bemafuet mar, uno sr iou
Srobungen geaeu bic gSeiBsn auegefoBeH
babsu. Seute Sormtttaa fteQte sr it6 aber-
mails bemahnet bier etn, uuo eS bausrte uid]t
lau9e, ebe er i'm 8iireau elmer Der bteFgeu
&abadSlabrtten nit Uter iDetBeu SurgerH In
Soriittt gerietb. 9a8 9ieiHltat mar, baB er
3u SO6eu gsi9Iageu unb idper uerIset uur.
be. 8te Siirger eridtsnsn cor bsm Manor
uuO rurbeu gegsu ie $50 8drgidaft bis 3u
stuem duf eeu %. B. DI anberaumteu Ser.
b0r sutlatfeu. Gin Smith d 8eiTou'idlgr
9te0oiusr, &aitber SO, iopis Elm nit BatrO.
ueu geIiiuter @iirtsI purbe bsi Dem Rsger
oOrgefunbeu.
(Spdter.) - Der Strett NIT Dem ytsger
&bam8 bat nift bic geriugle psttere lIurubs
3ur SOJgs gsBabt. Sc fslIts tf bsuts Qbanb
berau8, bnB Wlapor Solution, peltsr Gan
btaat fir 8tebarsrpaBluug III, beretts por
ctnem Ober 3net Eageu benz @ouuRrueur
GPpltfattOn nm 4upeieubstt BON Staatsz
mills am Sage Der Ruui3tpalmnbl, am %.
.. gits., eiureid3te, uuo oaB er bic beutige
ReiIeret als SOrpaub ;ur @rueuaruug istues
@eiuts beHnBts. StaDtiergeaut Slmes
gEoOo bat ioebsu bem @Ouusrueur qeIhrte.
ban, baB Sr tGglldl nit allen SlaTisu Oet BE.
O0Iisruug In gerHbruug fommt, NIB baB Iet
nsr &niiGt na5 ntGt bic geriugfie lIriala
jum Ibi4tdeu UOu SruppeH UorIisgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-20

gBafbtugtou, 10. Rat. - SIN 6 E.
nate fiibrte Cameron BON BtscouIiu ben
SOrits. Inter Den etngegaugeneu Bstttio.
men mar etne bon 5000 8irgeru aus bem
9tftrttt &olEmbta gegsn SilIhuug BON Qes
beusntttslu; bon SiirgerI ans SlOrioa, Die
ganb'dsnfuugen Der BactFcs 8abneu 3u MI
6srrufsu.
SIatr bertdtete pteber etnen aun,sr
Shsttsl ooI neuer Benfousbtlls eiu.- Ser
eougreb bei9loB, Elm WoiattbilJ @arftelo's
bon 81. SaIuiati in Senebtg III occeptiren
unb Tim ietneE Dunf 3u uotireu.
WtOr8an's Bei&luB murJe Johann aufIe.
notnmep, na5 StnaTJ &oultte III beaaftra.
8sn, Die urioden Der IsBteu 8a1ftrotte IN
unterfndsn nno aus;ufinosn, Oh 6teiel5 n
our4 etne SsrIeBung Der BantaeIebe Sst.
tens or 8eGHtsn ober 9treitoren erfolat
let. ViOrgan besriinbete Ietnen Gatraa Surd
cine langsrs 8eoe unb iagte, grade Oereet5ts
finn uub 6Gs pflidtoergeiTeue SauJelu 6sr
Santbeantteu, 6te ofrpftUtst ieteu, bic 10.
nen anoertrauteu @elber III I9dseu, madteu
idarfare @eiese n0tbtg. Rad l6ugerer Ds.
bate purbe oer SsidluB 3uriidgeleet.
gSegsn Der SuOtauer Sarptqtgungsbtu
purbe etu uenss @oufereu,s s@omtte eruaunt.
= Die Bill iiber &retrung zines Bureaus
llir arbetterfattAit nurbe Johann nufass
uommen. ylorgou iprad iibsr bieieIbe, Iub
I'm ubr 45 Qttuutsu 0ertagte fb Der Ss.
net
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-20
Qnrpp dtfae sabs1berihte-
soisr 2SilbtIm une 9rpAbtr,pg eueuia'B
mprscnatiiebe Ebe.

8trItu, 10. Rnt.-Ratipr BH5slq iou
iibsr ben @tlat, ben @rOBbsr3og QaOmtg ~.
oon Ss1su eurG ietne ulorsdnatiids &bG
nit gIaonme faIamire uub Die gIeit Oarau
sTfoIGte guHuuirrrg oerislbsu gsgsbeu, au.
brorOertItt uugebalteu getueIeu istH. Bis
nor penigsu &agen bate man 6ts gaHis Sa'
DE Dor BAN faiicr sebstm AZ balteR gsDuBt.
gBte OerIautst, 1T Der bsiiihe Staatsmtut.
ftsr, Sretberr BON Stard, nslder ietner 3eit
zen @i0tIaft oornabm, uOu Berlin aus be
osutst mot6eu, gegen bic GIfl6iuug Der see
ju proteftren. 8te 6ifsntltd]e Retuuug II
3armlab III iibrtgsus polIftGnoig III 8uus
zen 6rau Salamtre's umaeihlageH, oersu
leurtger GubRtsr Guomtg ". idon Iett eiz
mem Sabre gspsieu. 9te uEHme6r tbrer
6sc2te usrlufttg erfldrte Satin bes @roB=
heriosS iou nttt genetgt istu, iid Obne gBsis
tCFss uu1 otsisIben brtugeu 81 Iaiiau.
RaS GrmpIUt iur Serfipruna Der ,,sermanld"
aut Sem RicoGrpaIee.
Serltn, 10. Rat. - Gin 3u Io6ba5 in
Der preu5ti1en BroUin; SadbIeu uerbaitster
9orometter bot stngefau6su, 6aB tr an bsm
&omplOt sur 3erf6rung Der ngsrmauta" auf
Gem glteosrma!ee bstbsiltgt mar.
Sos urtbGiI srseu SraSieipBFi unS Ssutiab.
getp3tg, 10. giat. - Rras;emsIt upo
Ssntidl iin6 bee Sod5erratbs iiberfiihrt nor
bsu. Sentid murbe III ueuu Sabren 3uhts
hnus un6 Rras3enstt III bret Sa5reH ied]s
ytonatsn 6efuugsbaft 0erurtbetIt.
gl0H halt as In 4nbetratt Der letSsu6su
9slunbRett &rasienst's iir uun0alta, OaB
osrlslbe istneu 9afttermiu iibsrlsben wic0.
SGS brttifbs ParIament,
gor0ou, 10. giat. SIM brtttIdeu lin
terbauis erptoerte beute 4pr. @la0fone auf
cine an iBu gertGtets 6rnge, bic 8egteruug
bsfeEe barauk 6aB 6a8 sggptiids Qtoutoa.
ttonageieB Die 8aiis bsr Serbauoluugeu Der
bsuOrfebeu0eu egpptiideu Gonieren1 btloeu
ione. Srantreid babe stue @rtLaruna iibsr
bic paltuHg @ugIauos be3iigItd Der 4fiat.
reu in @9gpteu uerlangt, uue beiOe 8sgte,
ruugsn ruinid)tsH etuen Weiuuuqsaustauid
gtatosm 6isier ftattgeiIuosu babe, Dlr6cu
iie Die iibrigsu gldGts III Ratbe 3tsben. Dc8
BarlGment merbe iObaIb, ais m0gltdl, BON
tsm 9isuItute Der lIHterbaUOIuugsu btua5
ridjitgt perbsu.
Gdtb. Sol. @bamberIaiu belt beute Gbeuo
etne 81 Gtuuoeu in aniprud uebmsu6e
0(gbe 3u @HHftsn ieiue8 Gutrags auf annette
8arlaiuug Der 8hebsrstbtl. Seridteosue
8bs6sr, earuutsr 9aAtal NacSrer aus Str-
tenbeao (Gonier6atiuer), ipra6en gegen ben
autrag, unO bic Auuabme Der BtG gilt ais
uumabrIGejulid.
Gin Gmsrfautfbtr 2iGs,
2tbsrpooI, 19. Tlqt. - Ser amerttas
uiiGe .Qacroiiss3 3eam" bsf1aub beute Tetaeu
afeu 9trauB In guglGnb 3u 8odierru uub
btftegte 6gu v&eibtre=Ecam" nit 4 gegeu 1
BOtuten.
Sicbfnedbt in @Gris.
yOHbOu, 10. Uiat.-gS uerlautat bier,
0aB Der baupliaGltde @ruuo Der QuueIeu.
belt bss beutidsu So3ialiianiiibrers uub
YlttgItsbes gtetIHsht In BartS
bartu beitebt, stue 8,reiutguug Der beuts
iasn uHb fraul5Fideu SO3taltfeu gu Bege
Su bItnggu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-20

Wabrtb, 10. Nai. - Die bguafitide
ginte bielt geiteru sine @OniereuI nm iiber
Die 3ulinfttae SaItuug Der Burtei 8u berutb.
idIlngeu. Ssuor 9tartos beiiirmortete in ei.
ys,.5N1,s--- S-l---E--9r - ), = -.rr.g
ruugsiOrm. gs gelangte elm 8ei4luB 3ur
aunabme, laut tueIttm bic Bartet iid Der.
pfidtet, In tbrem StrEbeu, 3miideu Der
IIonarGie uuo Der Democratic cine IutauS
III Stauos 3u brtugeu, gu usrburrsu. Der
6auptpuuft bss PrOaramm8 1T Die Riform
Ser Serfafiuug BON 1876 i'm Stuus Der 1860sr
@ouIlttuttou, msl6e stue SOltsregteruug
unb augsmstuss 9ttmursdbt se.Odbrlstfste.
9arngoiia, 10. gtut. - SOr etusm
sriegsaertdt purben am Samftag 6nbter IA
Gffilters prO3eIitrt, peIfe Der 8eierttou
augeilagt purtu. Sin 9lujor tpurbs ju
lebensldnglt6sr @sfinauiBfrafs oerurtbetlt;
eiu gteuteuuut erbielt 20 Sabre Il. bic IIsbrts
gen murbeu 3H ie u Sabren @efdugntB oerz
urtbeiIt.
acr,ao Sovrrbr,t,a a, q Tsf sf,Y1fTer- Wpet,-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-20
fraSsr I'M ,,gyeeIfot "RIeiOer. oef@aft'" +"

SD babe Sbren gsriteumuI, gSPiSteb elmer iorg5
Fditietr @uuI6Ie unter;oser itube ibn bon SHleIol
gotui frei urb empfstls pn stHer EsL'qst psssH 'S
asrsten prr 6er3sn. "a, avnpn, Tsa,,;,s- u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-20

8 @0uftQuttnope pet, -. UtQt. = Betz
8u,ar, cine ileine Stabt in Der BrOUtul an
CORA, RlatnuFsu, TT fllt gauIltd Ourd 8euer
Serfi6rt morben. $50 g8obubduisr, 544 Iiaz
0uiiue un0 gBsrtTdttsn, II gtoideeu, l5
S6uleu uuo 15l auoere @ebdube braunteu
nteber, uub II 8snideu tameu tn ben Slam
rpT, nm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-20

gte5er gRbistep III in 9roceIie'n Gno aPotRstsn
., Rer RIuis ober in gSr. 1n7, sSefts6dpettts gds
iartnruSs (uuIsrsr prDbiicrtideu Aerenel su paesh
WrtiS = Gin Dollar eie Cudrthafbe
fnniIS-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-20
stsbfnsbt in @aris.

yOHbOu, 10. glai.-gS uerIautst bier,
0nB ber bauplid9tde @ruuo Der 4uueIeu=
belt bss beutidsu So}iallfsnfibrers uub
&sidstaQs IRitgltsbe5 ytsbIHsht In Bart3
oartu beftebt stue Ysreiujguug Der bsuts
id3sn uHb fraul6Fideu SOltaliiteu gu Bege
,rI hYfrnfu
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31
Complimentary SOeIal.
PerLIGHTsToS.

A reception was given last evening by Mir. and Mrs. W. c. Davis, at their mag nIficent home on Congress street, III honor of Miss Fannie Barrett, who had been spending some time visiting Mrs, Davis. The party was B select one, and n most delightful time was enjoyed by those who participated. The evening was spent in pleasant social intercourse ipterspersed with vocal and instrumental music. The parlors were brilliantly IL lumInated and presented most attract i've appearance.
 Among those present were Judge and Mrs. Anderson, Mir. and Mrs: J. A Black, Mir. and Mrs. Hubbard, MT. and Mrs. J. NJ. Wilkins, Miss Nellie Pome T;dbaII Miss Daingerfield, Mrs. Hugt White. MT. James Eccleston, MT. Ct; A Clum. Mir. H. B. Penney, Mir. J. A. An derson, Jr., and others.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31
District Court.

There is is little of interest to-day in the district court. The time of the court has for several days been taken up with the Cullum-P Paul case which grew out of the Lord k Williams assignment some years ago. It is perhaps the most important case that has ever been on the Pima county docket and the number of law books piled on the attorneys tables. indicates that a great deal oi legal talent is being brought to bear ou both sides.
 The case is an old one and has st- tracted considerable attention. Wher Lord < Williams failed they appointed HB. Cullum assignee. The Bank ol California held claims against the hrn and brought suit and attached the stock. This made the title of the case although the contest was between tho Bank of California and the firm, m law between the assignee and the sheEin The aim, as understood by many law vers. is to oust Mir. Cullum as assignee or rather place his appointment Tn th' attitude of m illegal one.
 The case is being tried without Jury
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31
A Pleasant Social.

The regular Wednesday evening social held at Fort Lowell last evening by the ladies of the garrison was one of more than usual pleasure and enjoyment. The evening was decidedly pleasant and the occasion was mostly devoted to dan- cling. A large number from the city were in attendance and all speak highly of the measure of hospitality extended them.
 Among the prominent ladies and gen. tlemen present were Gen. and Mrs. Carr Capt. and Mrs Kramer, Dr. and Mrs Girard, nir and Mrs. A. D. Otis, Lieut. and Mrs. Cruse. Mir. and Mrs. T. l. Stiles, Lieut.. and Mrs. Hodgeson, Mrs Judge Haynes, Mrs. Austin, Miss Nellie Pomroy, Miss Nora Smith, Miss Fey ton, Mss Wond, Lieut.. Kingsbury Lieut.. Craig. Lieut.. Carter, Major Comegys, F. W. Gregg, s. M. Franklin w. J. Corbett, MT. Heney and a nun Der of others whose names the reporter failed to learn.
 It was the desIre of a large number o society people of the city to be present bu: the preparations for decoration day occupied the tune of many who had hoped to be present.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31
Won't Have It That Way.

The Los Angeles Express the other day contained long article in which an effort Lad evidently been made to give an outline of Arizona politics. The article states that Jack Bolyn who has been considered a leading Democratic politician, both n member of the Terri torial Council and a candidate for dele gate to Congress had got into trouble in Tucson and had been lodged iu jail on a charge of bigamy and subsequently, ar rested on a charge of perjury. The Express may be posted on Arizona politics, but 1t Is certainly not reliable as to Arizona men. The gentleman who was in the territorial colncil at its last session was F. J. BOlan, of Graham Co, and the gentleman who was charged with bigamy and perjury in this county is Jack Bolyn. the drayman. Jack stated to the reporter this morning that he felt very badly over the affair and could not look at it in any other light than that there had been an effort on the part Of the Los Angeles paper to injure his character. He says he admits that he has been in jail on charges of bIgamy and perjury but the charge that he has been a member of the territorial council is carving matters a little too far and is liable to injure bis reputation.
 It would be well for the Express to re- tract because Jack is a shoulder-striker and an eX-champioD.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31
An Important Case.

In dispatch from San Francisco to the CITIZEN last eVeUlug il -aS stoted that l.. NJ. Jacobs, of this city had com meneed suit against Leopold LOupe, of San Francisco. to recover SlOO,OUO for alleged libel, contained in a complaint filed in the Superior Court of that county, which charged that the plaintiff conspired with others to defraud his creditors.
 A CITIZEN reporter called upon Mir. Jacobs this afternoon, and be made the following statement of the case: At the time F. w. Smith < Go. of Tombstone failed, Mir. Jacobs was appointed as- signee. Leopold LOupe was one of the creditors of the firm, and charged that Mir. Jacobs secured the appointment by force; in other words, presented pistol to the breast of member of the firm. He also brought suit against Mir. Jacobs to recover the amount which he claimed was due him from P. W. Smith X Co. These charges irrItated NIT. Jacobs, and he brought suit, as stated in the dis patch.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31
Decoration Day.

In beautiful Paris "PEglise dE1pia toire" raises the arms of the Cross to Heaven for expistion of the terrible crimes committed in the name of liberty during the French revolution.
 Cromwelrs bust is conspicuous by its absence iu Westminster Abbey in expis- ton of the Regicide of Charles.
 The bust of Lincoln looks down from its lofty pedestal upon every patriots grave with charity for all; with malice towards none."
 In this lovely month of May one day Is anticipated from the Millennium debates are hushed-the anvil sleeps the spindle Is silent, the steam engine holds its breath; and throbbing human Ity strews flowers over the graves of those who became immortal for the love of country.
 None but the spirits of the just
 Smell sweet and blossom in the dust" In all this broad and star spsngled land, from sea to sea, and from lakes to gulf, a shower Of roses falls upon the graves of the dead-emblems of i'm mortal love.
 A pesn of peace swells the anthem of tine Republic, and arms are locked where arms once clashed.
 In mutual emulation. the blue and ths gray blend their cOlOrs over the ensan- guined field in doing honor to tic heroic virtues of courageous men who died for the integrity of their convictions.
 The signing winds of time will sing forever a requiem over the dust of those who passed from mortal existence and lie in cold obstruction, that the life blood of a coming generation might have free pulsatioD; and night gathers the bereaved under her sable folds of only to refresh them with the sleep of oblivion for a bright sunrise.
 C. ID. r.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31
Fragments.
Court will adjourn on Saturday.

Court will adjourn on Saturday.
 The public schools will be closed to- morrow.
 There were DO cases in the Police Court this morning
 Registration books have been opened tower.
 The Choral Union held a meeting at the residence of Miss Maria Frye last evening.
 Troop K" of the Sixth Cavalry leaves Fort Lowell tomorrow morning for Fort wingate, New Mexico. Troop F" will follow in few days.
 The statue of San Augustine, recently purchased in Paris, France, by Bishop Salpointe, IS on exhibition at the par sonage on Camp street.
 Colonel Toole inserted a special ad- vertisement in the CITIZEN Tuesday evening to rent his house furnished and that evening there werv SIX answers to the advertisement, and the house was rented to Capt. TIdball.
 The ex-Confed rate soldiers are talk ing a lively inte est in the preparations for memorial services tomorrow and will form a section of the procession. They will hold meeting tonight in the probate court room.
 Tonight is "Ladies Night" at the Commercial Club rooms, and the Occa- sion IS expected to be brilliant oue- A fine piano was placed Tn the club roums this afternoon, and SD accomplished pi- anist has been engaged for the occasion.
 It would be we'll for all merchants and others who have hydrants in front of their buildings to thoroughly sprlnkle the streets tonight so that on to-mor- row there will be no dust while the procession is passing around the city.
 Master Mechanic Smith, at the South ern Pacific sbops, has notified all tue men about the roundhouse and machine shops that they are at liberty to lay oil and attend the memorial serylces. MT. Muir. the superintendent, has also given permission to all the employees to at | tend, so long as a sufficient number are present to run the trains and perform the necessary duties in the yard. The people of Tucson will certainly appre- ciate this compliment.
 Mir. F. Charoleau has built large and magnificent family vaultiin the new clty cemetery, which has a capacity for nine bodies. It has just been completed, and the first body was placed in it to-day the body of his little five-year-old daughter. who died some time ago, and was embslmed in order to await tho completion of the vault. The body has been in the rooms of E. J. Smith, tho undertaken, for more than a month, and was by him placed Tn the vault this al ternoOn,
 The train from the west is two houri late today, and the train from the eas will not arrive till 10 o'clock tonight These delays in trains have caused good deal of inconvenience, and man! have been annoyed by the trouble. Th' vashouts on the Ssnt Fe road, near So corro. New Mexico, have been of yer! damaging character. The trouble iron the west is a land slide at Caliente sta tiop, but diligent work at that place ha made the road in good condition m mos places where the slide created damage
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31
Official Report of W. II. Smith.
OuIIoroA. 4. T., May D. 1884

QUIJoToA, A. T., May p, 1884. George R. Wells, Esq, Secretary Peerless Mining CompaDy-Desr Sir: All work in and about the mine is pro- gresslng as usual.
 Tunnel No. is in 1S4 feet. The rock is very hard, with seams of quartz run ming through it, and looking very favor able.
 The Crocker, or tunnel No. f, IS ID l9O feet. with quite an improvement since last report, showing considerable quartz, which assays well.
 Tunnel No. 3 IS in 172 feet. The face is in green porphyry, passing through some clay slips. South drift from tunnel No. 2 is In 5l feet. Some very fine ore has been cut in this drift.
 The wlnze is being showed steadily ahead without any material change.
 Yours respectfully,
 W. II. SMITH, Superintendent. Per LIGHTsToS.