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The Arizona sentinel., 1884-01-26

It is said that S1S,OOO school
 money, will soon be divided among the ten counties of Ari- Zoaa.
 A cable dispatch says Mrs. Mackey has refused to pay for a portrait of herself painted by Meissonier, who is suing her fol 75,000 francs.
 A bill has been introduced in Congress segregating the Deer Creek coal fields from the San Carlos reservation.
 Bro. Darlington of the Yuma SENTINEL, would feel lost unless he fcould look out at the Peniten. tiary, and see the busy prisoners at work.-Courier.
 It is now learned that Mrs. Cuddigan, who. with her hus- band, was lynched at Ouray Col. last week for inhuman treatment and final murder of 2fary Mat thews, was soon to become a mother.
 Information; received from the physician attending Gen. McKen- zIe, now an inmate of the;BIoom- ingdale insane asylum, is to the effect that the Generals mental condition Is absolutely hopeless.
 Mrs. Ludlow, who started from Los Angeles for Tombstone on foot on a wager of $30OO, arri- we'd at Benson last Sunday, being 2S days on the road and having three days to spare to make the balance of 2S miles.
 J. w. Perry, an insane man, made things lively on Southern Pacific train at Benson, A. T., last week. He was oyerpowered. however, and soon became quiet. At Los Angeles he raised ano- ther rumpus and was committed to the Insane Asylum.
 Bill Delaney, the recently cap- tured Bisbee robber. is said to be q brother to the Senate Librarian Of the State of Pennsylvania. When at his home at Harris burg he bore 8 somewhat unsa- Vory reputation and was sent to this country by his relatives to escape arrest for theft.
 Miss Chilson, & wel4Snown Southern California rider in ten- mile races, was arrested in Fresno country last week on g telegraphic warrant from San Bernardino, where she is ac- cused of swindling 8 young man to whom she was engaged to be married cut of several hundred dollars.
 From a late Washington dis patch 1t appears that J. c. Tiff. any, formerly Indian agent at San Carlos has filed charges with the house committee OH expendi- lures in the department of Jus- tIce against District Attorney Zabriskie and Marshall Tidball of this territory.
 If Rowe should sell his Quiio- toa mine he is liable to be the northern candidate fol congress. Tucson Star.
 And if MT. Rowe, should be- come a candidate he will make things lively for his opponent. The republicans could have no harder man to contend against, and they would have to put up the best man in the Territory to have chance of winning.
 Attorney General Churchill in delivering an opinion on the question of extra pay voted legls- fative clerks by the Legislatures Of 1881 and 1883, says there seem to be no Valid objections to the Territorial Auditor drawing war rants for the several amounts in | favor of assistant clerks, Journals clerk or committee clerks, other than the following officers of each House. One chief clerk, and enrolling and expressing clerk, one sergeant-at-arms, one doorkeeper, one messenger and
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Meteorological Summary.

Reported by W. s. Delano, SergeantaU. s. Signal Service, Yuma Station.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-01-26
DRIFT-W00D.

A Tucson brakesman explains that 70. F." on their brass but tons means "Crocker's PetS.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-29
SHERMAN.

bistrict Court-Flag RaipIng- Criminal.
SHERMAN, Sept. &.-lSpeclal. The
District court adjourned yesterday oven
ing until a. m. Monday, and Judge
Maltbie went down 10 Mckinney to
spend the interval with his family. The
jury have the case Of Groves W. Jones
ct al, undcr consideration, and will re-
turn ayerdict tomorrow morning.
Iho nag-raisinR on the square last
night was postponed on account of the
inability of the speakers expected to at.
tond. Judge Silas Hare went down To
Dallas yesterday evening, and while
There, Will make arrangements with
Hon. Olin Wollborn to come up aud nd.
dress ns some evening this week, prob.
ably Friday.
N. NJ. Paris, charged with passing
counterfeit CONS ut BOnhnm, sometime
ago, was taken to Dallas yesterday by
Deputy United States Marshall, j. w.
Grant
Jesse Baker, charged with theft OF Sa2,
was brought In yesterday aud placed in
lall. At his preliminary trial he plead
guilty and had his bond fixed at Sl,6JO I'm
default of which he wns placed I'm
charge Of the jailor TO await the action of
the District court.
The county Jail now has thirty nino
occupants.
The grand jury adjourned yesterday
until the 10th of November. The fore
man, Mr.. j. V. Bemusdafler. presented
n report To the court in which IL was
urged that something be done TO i'm
prove the condition OF the public roads.
Our roads have been altered and turned
and twisted at tho request of private in
dividuals until they are disgrace 10 the
county, and should receive the immedi
ate attention of our Legislators and
Commissioners.
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A. Brace of Divorce suits.

Robert High, filed in tho District court
yesterday, his petition praying for a di.
yorco from his wifc, Jennie High. Hero
lates In his petition that they were mar
ried in the year 1881, in Dallas county,
and livod together as husband aud wife
until the 10th of December, lSs3. Ma
charges her with adultery with Miles
sloan, Jim Armstrong and other per-
sons not named, wherefore he prays the
court TO grant him divorce.
Arthur O'Conuur 6lvd lis petition.
praying that the matrimonial bonds
nl'u,ub nun To- hS Wiiy Francis B.O'Cou-
nor, be severed. ile alleges they wer,
married in Dallas, on the 18th OF June.
1871, and lived together until the 18th OF
September, lSSL He pravs for n divorce
on the grounds that she was fond of ]
Z. Lewis and Charles Purcell.
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JEFFERSON.
PoiItIcal-Pcrsonal-RciIgIou..

foltichi-fcrNunnl-H
JEFFERSON, Sept. %. - lSpoclal.l-
There was grand political rally at the
court house yesterday. Asa Il. Sutton,
United States District Attorney, took
the stand and spoke on the tariff and
the Republican party, and admonished
his hearers TO vote for Blaine aud Wash
Jones.
Then followed Edward Guthridge and
w. II. Singleton and the county candi-
dates, followed by Chas. A. Cnlberson,
who delivered a inasterly speech on the
county Indebtedness, showing that the
bulk of the funded county indebtenness
had been saddlod on by corruption and
by fraud. "rhe County Judge was 80
drunk that he could only sign one bond
and the rest were Autographed" His
revelation of the iniamy made all good
citizens shudder.
Col. w. B. Ward and his charming
and intelligent niece, Miss Sallle Ward,
returned home after a summers soIourn
In the East.
This evening at the settiug of the sun
the Jews will celebrate the day OF atone
mont by abstaining from food and drink
for twenty-four hours. Services will bo
held at the temple this evening and all
day tomorrow,
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At the 81. George q James, Shor.
man; w 7 Barnes, Midlothian; E Il
Craig, Texas; Y Meter, Morgan; NJ
Meter, Morgan; II @ Dorsey, Morgan;
j B Wood, Alexander; Alex Jacobs,
Lampasas, Toxas; A A Whsson, Toxas;
5 5 Perry, Austin; NJ A Goldsmith,
rexasi w j Carens, Marshall; w Il
Noungwood, Lynch; George A Thomp-
son, Philadelphia; G Foster, Weather
iordi a Dawson, Mckinney; ] w
Woods and lady, Donton; y II 'Brann,
Corsicana; LO0mis Yourell, Corsicana;
; IL llardoman, Corsicaua; s II lIarde,
man, Cle6urnoj Il Starkey, Forney; NJ
- Lynn, Falo Pinto; q W Johnson, Al.
bnny; l. 4 Johnson, McKinney, ~ n
Johnson, Gainesville; J q Foster.
Woathorford; q Adams, Mckinney, 4
Holt and son, Terrell.
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selves, each one of them, as being nor.
iectly satisfied that the lady
is charged with some unex-
planned principle that gives bey
a power irresistible against strength
that otherwise would rover-match tho
httle physical power she possesses. and
enables her to inspire wooden objects
with something like life. Her gentle.
winning manners and her perfect com
posure when eontending with the mus
cular gentlemen who struggled TO re-
slst her caused much admiration,
II IL scientific entertainment wholly.
ana those who went to see circus were
bitterly disappointed.
Let the drama and the comedy have
each its turn, but when this pretty lady
comes and offers display OF hcr now
ers, derived from a source no mortal
can explain, why detract from her evil
dent merit.
Mr.. win Hunstable, one of the gem
tlemen who tried TO resist the lady's
force, says that she il unaided by mns-
Gle, unassisted by appliances, and that
II she derives not her power from super
natural agents, it is u wonderful natural
magnetism beyond comprehension.
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Onlco otIuterpol Rcvonno Co,,.o,,.

William Umdenstock, United States
Internal Revenue Collector for the
Fourth district, who persisted in keen.
ing his office at Marshall, on the ont
skirts of tho district he represented
which comprises some ll6 counties, has
neen let down to slow music, and Hon.
webb Flanagan win assume tho
duties OF that Office ON tho LIST of Octo-
Der. "The question is," continued the
government official, "Has man the
right TO keep his Office so remote from
the people whom he is supposed TO
serve" The remarks of the official
were eminently correct. Persons
doing business that reuuiros n
license from the revenue frequently
are compelled to traverse tho
entire State in order to SEQ the
collector. 1t would be much better for
the purses of those who have TO make
such trips If the collector was more cen-
trally located. Dallas Is the most prom
inent point and the office should be To-
Gated here or to some other point near
the centre ofthe district.
Alldeputy collectors of the various di-
visions throughout the Fourth district
have been notified TO be- present at Mar
shall on tho 3Oth of September with their
reports and of all government property
IN order that the successor may examine
the same and receipt for all moneys and
property belonging to the government.
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The Palace Hotel of the south.

Tho fremont hotel, of Galveston, the
palace hotelof the South, will open on
the first of October, under the manage
mont Of Mr.. S. Il. Mcllhonny, late of
tho Grand Windsor hotel, Of this CITY.
This popular hotel has been renovated,
rtlurnished and retitted throughout, and
Is now as new as though ii was built but
Yesterday. IL is centrally located in the
business center, aud IL convenient 10 all
parts OF the city. This Is now the
largest aud most elegant hotel in the
South. rhe cuisine Is unexcelled, and
II is perfect In all its appointments,
under the efficient management of Mr..
Mcllhenny, the well known and popu.
lar Motel manager, who will spare
neither pal ms nor expense to make Il "A
trst-class house.
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sHACKELFoRD COUNTY.
Good Prospects business - ,Judg.
Wheeler.


AthANT, Sept. 2s. Special This
county of Shackollord, and its county
town, Is improving wonderfully not
withstanding the scare and fuss of free-
grass range, etc. Many new, active.
working, industrious settlers are COM
ing, and placing their all on small tracts
OF land, ready and willing TO lest the
sou and climate on grain Of all kinds.
roots and fruits of all varieties.
Fine rains have visited this countv
lately. Grass Is green and luxurianY
and wiz afford plenty of food 10 feed 10
STOCK through winter. Beef will be fat
through winter months.
The merchants, traders and lumbeY..
men are doing brisk trade.
The health OF the people is good. MANY
new onos that visit this county Remain
10 obtain relief and gain vigor lost i'm
niasmatie localities, 80 the water here
ls pure and fresh and the air clear and
Tree from all impurities.
District court closed this morning
Judge Wheeler, with his usual indus
try ana ability, went through the.
docket IN tho two weeks ,disposing of ali,
the important criminal and civil cases.
IL Is to be hoped the Judge will be his
.trict, "'-
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CINCINNATI, Sept 2S. The cattle
breeders of kentucky, who sent a com
mittee to ask Gov Knott to call an extra
session OF the Legislature to take action
looking to tho stamping out Of the cat
tie disease now apparent in the herds of
the Fresbied estate, yesterday received
lhe committees report TO the effect that
uhe @oysrnaS declines 70 call the Legis-
iat9ro. Tho Ffesbicd estate had agreed
70 destroy tholr herd upon receipt of
payment, and they had been appraised
AZ S2s0OO. The breeders voted To try 10
raise $4,000 to oiior for the destruction
of tho herd, and II refused, to take such
legal measures rs could be employed to
stamp out the disease.
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GRAND NeddInr NJ Cednr nnl.

CEDAR HUI, sept, 2s.-ISpecial. AT
10 o'clock to-day, at the residence of Mr..
j. W. Rockwell the Rev. Mr.. Davis of.
iiciatine, Mr.. w, Clampet, prominent
train dispatcher, who is connected with
the Gull, Colorado d Santa Fe railway
at Temple, was united in wedlock To
MISS Apple llagler, one of the leading
bellies of Fort Ogden, Florida. Mr.. w.
E' Lucy, road master of the Gulf, Colo
RADIO Il Santa Fe raj way and the charm
ing Miss Stoavie Davis, OF Cleburne.
acted as groomsman and bridesmaid,
Among the friends present were Mr.. III.
II Eonsley, ticket agent MoGregor, Mr..
Cleburne. Many kilograms OF congratu-
latlons from employees of tho Santa Fe
were received.
Mr. and Mrs, Clampet leave for Tenn
pie, their future homo, tomorrow morn
ing, carrying with them the best wishes
Tor future happiness and prosperity.
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Hunting for unirA
The following letter of enquiry to
sheriff Smith explains itself:

Tho following letter of enquiry to
sheriff Smith explains itself:
COBRA SPRINGS, N. NJ, Sept. lG.--To
the sheriff of Dallas county, Texas
DEAR SIR; Please give me all the in
formation YOU can rs to a family by the
name of Sutton living In your county,
lor did live there some few wears apo.
! had q man working for me by the
name of Harry sutton, who wns
drowned a few days ago in the Gallenus
river. lie has no letter or papcr TO show
whore he is from, but he told me once
That he was from your county und had
two sisters living there. Sutton left
Texas some five years ago with a herd
of cattle owned by John Ilitson, of Deer
trail, Colorado, Harry Sutton was a
man some feet, 10 or II inches high,
weighing some 1855 or 100 pounds, had
light hair aud was light complected,
had Il scar ovor left eye aud his hair was
q little curly. Harry has some property
here, aud | will be obliged to YOU lor all
the iniormution you can give mo m tho
matter. Hoping to hear from You soon,
remain Yours truly,
"W. l.. MtNsToN.n
Direct 20 NJ. l.. Winston, Foreman X
Rancho, Cobra Springs, San Migue
county, New Mexico.
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NO. 3l6.

rived theretrom. He then discussed the
!arih question at some length, showing
US hardships upon the lsboring man
lie then took up the two candidates
Messrs' Cleveland and Blaine, dwelling
at length upon the characteristics of each
anu their fitness for the
bEosit'0n to which they aspired.
greatly by his oratory and knowledrenS
the complex interests of the Amsrican
A committee of yonn~
ladies and gentlemen were appointed tS
arrange for flag to be raised on soma
future day, at which time he viii re-
guest the presence of Mr., Weilhorn
1ibbs and others of like prominence.
Forney is determined that the einb
bere shall bo second to no rural town i'm
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Hanged by uoh.

GArEsvILLr, Sept. 2s.-[Special. On
last Friday night jesse Green was TAX
ON out of his house and hanged by a
mob. His place is situated In the north
east corner of the county near the Ham
iiton line. Green had lived Ia this sec
ton number Of years, being nephew
OF tho once famous Bin Babb, and was
~ one time q member OF Babb's party.
lle lived in the backwoods aud had no
steady occupation 10 speak of. The
lnoD was quiet and made little demon-
was sllll hanglng.
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A pude Mocls 3 'I1,i DS,IiI1I n.,,.,,,.,.

A fashionable dude who has been spen-
ding the summer at 81. Albans became
acquainted with pretty country lass
ON an excursion, and received an invita-
ton to call on hor at her home In East
Swinton. Hiring nobby outfit he
drove up thero one day last week and
drew up at tho farm house door In great
state. No one making nm appSarance.
he reached out and tapped ON the door
with his cane. Presently a woman an
poared with hor arms covered with flour
up to her elbows.
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The Georgia wonder.

The lady of magnetic powers, who
performs under the disputed titles of
"Miss Lulu Hurst" and "The Georgia
Wonder" entertained a select audi nee
at the opcra-house last evening. Many
lett, complaining that the nd
Neruscd show WAS curiiiled oi
IT'S fair proportion, and many
others went away satisfied that thOy
had witnessed something very wonder
nll. In respect to this a vote taken
would have been nearly tie. Those
genllomon who came in contact with
the lady ON the stage, expressed them
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Parliamentary In compa,lbIl,,,e..

SANTIAGO, CnILI, Sept 2S.-To-day,
according to the law OF parliamentary
incompatibilitlcs, twenty-five deputies
were excluded from seats in the Cham
Der Of Deputies. They had accented
employment under the government,
which renders them Ineligible AZ Dspu.
ties, All OF them belong to the Liberal
party, Inc uding Victor Santa Maria,
son OF tho President, and Admiral
Lynch. The latter sails on the g6th i'm.
tant for his post as Minister 10 Spain.
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Every smoker should try UI ittle
JukprV


The City Council OF East Dallas have
perfected arrangements for tho reception
of about thirty pupils by transfer from
the County district adjoining Its corpor-
alto limits, which necessitates tho en-
nloyment OF an additional teacher. Miss
Ruth DeCapree has been selected for
the position and will begin her labors on
Monday. The school has now about l7b
pupils In attendance. aud our young
neighb0r has reason TO be proud Of her
educational prospects.
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"what Else arc ,yn nrrn rors..

MARSHALL, Sept 2S.-lSpeciaL RI Hon.
Webb Flanagan, will relieve William
umbdenstock, Us Collector of United
States Internal revenue for this district
next wednesday. is not known vet
whether he will continue TO make this
city his official headquarters or not. we
trust he may. With his many warm
friends hero who will extend to him a
hearty welcome, should he conclude to
settle amongst us.
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Enthu.la.tle pcmncrni..

FoRNEY, Sept. ". - Special - Last
night the Cleveland aud Hendricks
club met After the regular business
had been transacted tho books Of mem
bership were opened, many coming for.
ward and subscribing their names. Prof.
Terrell, OF this place, addressed the
club, settling forth the necessity of por.
feet organization and tho benefits dc.
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Jail to be Built.

by virtue OF an order entered on the min.
utcs OF the County Commissioners Court OF
Taylor county, Texas, hereby advertise for
plans and specifications Of "a rock Jail, To be
built In the town OF Abilene for Taylor cOun-
~, Texas, ut n cost of not less than 5000 and
not more than $500, said plans aud specl.
ncations To bc delivered to the undersigned
on or before the 18th day OF September next.
Each bidder will endorse on his plans the
amount or price tlat he will expect the
county 10 pay for the same In the event the
court sees proper 10 accept his plans and
specifications The court always reservlng
the right 10 reject any or all plans and specl-
ncgtiuns so submitted II Il see proper,
Ia S.l-uivCn under my hand and seal, nj
gust, 1881, DAVID j. RED,
Clerk County Court, Taylor county, Texas.
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Rains -pa mage To oi,nn.

BELroS, Sept. 2s.-- lspocial.l For
three days rain has continued to fall.
The Nolan, the Leon and the Lampasas
rivers are up and flood is threatened.
lhe damage TO cotton IL serious. Pick
Ing Is of course out Of question.
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Personal.

Hon, Barnett Gibbs passed through
on Che $3.50 train going west last even
ing
., DR.. A. NJ. Cochran. Deputy Internal
Revenue Collector, left yesterday morn
ing for Marshall TO settle with The Col
lector.
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Those Unfortunate rramn..

BRLroS, Sept Special. doctors
Tolley and Num-, ,o-dayampulated the
leg OF one of the trampst that was mashed
up In the wreck Friday night al Tomnie'
IL Is thought that each of them will have
70 have both legs amnntAted.
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GALvEsroN,sept. ~ Arrived; steam
ship st. Mary, FROM lndianola, and
sailed for Morgan City; Steamship Col
orado, from New York, steamsbIn
Regius, from Cardiff. Sailed; Steam
ship Alglers, for New York,
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Nav York, Sept d. Henry =. Gray
bill, representation Of ono OF the oldest
families of the South, was arrested ON
Friday last ON charges Of forgery and
obtaining money ON false pretsnces.
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All special agents of tho Treasury do
partnout hold over as well as gaugers
and inspectors, they having hoon ap-
pointed by the Secretary of the Troaa.
ury,
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srnISorIEtD, o., Sept. ss-John
Wrenn, dealer in dry goods. failed .
day Liabilities, $4,000, assets. e
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-29

Hunstablo sold tho Callenders thor
Iaio Ball Shoes.
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During a two
months stay in
New York, we
bought all the
LATEST NOV
ELITES from
Importers and
Manufacturers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-07

leave the Cabinet, at an early date. to sue.
caed ,Jndce Drummond on the bench Of
the seventh Judicial District Court.
Prank Hatton is mentioned as Greshsm's
probable successor.
Butler Expects 100000 Votes
NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-Gen. Buffers letter
accepting the Presidential nomination from
the workingmen and Anti-Monopolists,
will be issued Friday or Saturday next. IL
IL stated that Butler believes he Will poll
1900, 900 votes.
Rumor Confradicted.
MorSr STERLING. Ky, Aug. CT is re-
ported ths. 8 pitched battle occurred on
Monday in Elliott & Co.'s foundry. and
that q number OF men were killed and ID
wounded. /; lacks confirmation.
sporfsman's Offer.
NEw York, Aug. 6.-Riehard h. Fox
offers a purse Of s10,O 900 to match the iroi-
sers Maud S and J~sy-EyeSee. for & troi At
the Gen,lemen's Driving Park. in this
citv. In September next. the best 8 in 8.