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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-12-18
Rape Case and Other sherman Grimm
oil

aIities.
SHERMAN, Dee. 10 Especial. The
case of Lewis Wilson, colored on the
charge OF raping Mrs. Catherine Dubbs,
in Denison, on the 22d of October last,
was called in the district court this
morning. The state announced ready
for trial; the defendant was not ready,
and Judge Maltbie gave his attorney I'M
til the converting of court 1T sop. IN. to
prepare motion for a contiuuance. This
Is the case of outrage that followed inn
mediately after the Prentice rape. The
rape is said to have been committed by
breaking into tho house and threatening
TO cut the throat OF, Mrs. Dabbs if she
rave an alarm. After the outrage was
nerpetrated he asked her il she knew
him. On being told no, he told her that
il she ever said anything about IL he
would kill her. She GAINS to have rec
ognized him by his voice, he being one
OF her neighbors and she knowing his
voice well.
On assembling of court after dinner,
the motion Tor a continuance was over
ruled on the statement of the pr0Secu-
ting attorney that the witnesses for
whom the continuance was asked were
i'm the charge of an officer at Denison
and would be on hand when wanted.
LAlER-- THE TESTIMONY BEGUN.
| The first witness examined was Mrs.
Dubbs. She testified that She was alone
at her mothers house, in Denison, her
mother beng away at the residence oi
| another daughter who was sick; that
the de endant came in through the back
door. and she heard him moving around,
| mt Thought it was her mother, who she
was expecting to como and wake her up
| to take her place waiting on the SICK
sister; when he caught hold OF her she
at first thought it was her mother VINO
was about to shake her to awaken her;
when she opened her eyes she saw that IT
v as a man, and recognized him as Lewis
Wilson; she jumped up, her assailant
nomentarily letting her go; he seized
| her again in an instant and cursed her
and threatened to kill her if she gave an
alarm, and then throwing her ON the
bed, threatening at every breath to cut
her throat, accomplished his design.
She also testified that he was in his
stacking feet, and that his socks were
| wet, Her brother-in-law, William
Dunn. the husband OF The sister who
was sick, came shortly after the
uutrare: she says she did not
think her assaiiant had got out
Of The house when be came, but re-
manned hid behind the door, until he
came in, then went out behind him; her
assalsni, after accomplishing his pnr-
pose, threatened to Kill her II she IN
armed any one of what :ad been done,
and asked her If sh, knew him; she,
FEARING he would kill her If she said she
knew him, told him no; he then bid hei
pood-bye, aud on her not answering
cursed ner and threatened to Kill her II
She did not tell him goodbye; when hei
ijrother-in-law came, she informed mn
nf what had occurred, aud he took heI
! TO his home ami informed the pilcers
that Tom Wright, deputy United States
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Mnrder and Arson Suspected.

PITr. BULc, D,c. 10 "A Newark, Ohio
special says: The origin of the fire al
Johnstowu on Saturday, by which
seven buildings we're DESTROYED, and
VIM. Trout, saloon keeper was burned
to death, IT, believed To have been incsn-
dia,y. Tne theory prevails that Trout,
who is known tn have had possession ol
between $1,000 and $5,o0o,was 70 bed and
probably murdered while intnN'cHttd'
then looked in his saloon and the bhlld'
fred for he purpose of covering up the
crime. Steps are to b. taken immedt-
a,ely to have the my s,ery cleared.
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The New Brewery.

Mr.. Wageuhauser has commenced the
large bl ewery and will have in in full
operation by April 1. In this connection
the citizens promised to assist this i'm
por,ant manufactory towards the pur,
chase ct the grounds to limi led amount
which vas pledged by number OF lead
ing citizens. MIR. Marouey will call on
th3m to-day. The building and mate
ial of the brewery will cost about $780,
600 and will give employment to large
number OF employees.
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PINS Great Project.

Cm 'Adn, bee. IL, Capt, Bedford PIN,
paymaster of the royal navy, aud Lately
u member OF parliament for
Gravesend, today returned from
looking over the cattle
ranches of the west. lie has IN foot u
plan tor tla building Of ~ dlroad rom
cheyenne. Wyoming, In iudsou's bay
for Transportation of cattle "a Euglsnn,
Instead OF bringing them 10 Chicago
and then shipping them, The road
will cost about SlO,oOO,Wb aud
he wants the united states Ia
subscribe ~ per cent. oI thst
amount, aud Canada "A like sum. lie
aims the remainder can b0 raised
ON tho London stock exchange
also been In correspondence with
Washington parties concerning the
Near tuga caull. United States citi-
Gems have recently secured the r0utracl
Tor the canal from Nicarauga and
the estimated cost Is SiO,OvJ.tOO. lie
saws SlOO,0UO 900 viii not do II. lie wants
the United States aud Great Britain each
To subscribe IL per cent
OF $9o1,OuD,OO0, and SAYS he can raise the
remainder in London. He says
Of the Hudson Bay road
that Tor Texas cattle II viii
save 1000 miles by land and 800 10y water
He goes to Toronto Ia consult Sir John
Macdonald. ana will also call on
| Pre- ident-,lcct Cleveland to suggest
appointment al "A preliminary commits
sion 10 consider the terms for joint ac,
lion between England aud The United
States un the NiCutauga canal project
.I i'm. Inl,.ri ~ tbp host Shaking
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yellow Fever on Ship Board at Galveston

H
GALVESTON, Dec. 15.-The British
Barkentine Violet, Capt. West, from
Havana, arrived at the outer harbor
Yesterday morning. She was boarded
by DR.. Blunt, health officer, who
found two of her crew sick
with yellow fever. The vessel
was Immediately ordered into quaran-
tine and all communication with her
shut Off Ample provision has been
made for the treatment of the
sick men who, it is believed,
have passed the critical period of the
disease and are now in convalescent
condition. The crew consists OF
nine seauen. The captains wife is
also aboard. All are in healthy condi-
ton except the two afflicted sailors
The vessel was found to
be in excellent sanitary condition
The Violet sailed from Havana one
week ago with clean bill of health tor
this port. She had been ut Havana
twenty-five DAYS. The two seameh
were taken wheu ouly two days out
from Havana. During u 9 70 age they
received tine hest treatn, n the snip
could afford. La consequence OF the
cool weather now prevailing here, no
apprehension exists relative 10
the spread of The disease. DR..
Blunt telerreohed Stntc Health Ofhcer
Swear mr., n who will arrive In the city
to- morrow morning.
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The New Orleans Exposition

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 15.-rhe work
of getting the exhibits in order contiii-
ued all day sunday and through sun
day night, though exhibits were com
ing il So rapidly there appeared TO be
no end to the work of reject ing anu
placing them in order. Tuesday, the
opening day, business IN inc
CITY generally will be- suspended
anG ihe city he derorated
AZ 10 o'clnck the procession will form
on Caral street (Gen. w. IL. Behsn,
grand mar.hat), consulting Of military
exposition .tlicisl-, distinguished visi
Sors, invited guests, representatives. "i
foreign guverrmen,s, United States
cover men oili,i lis and commissioners
OF tia Various, -Sltes aud territories.
The profession niIi march t. the hra''
OF Canal street. where they are to take
steamOdats for the exposition PARK. The
procassibn will reform on 1he exposi'
tion whArf ana march on asphalt lkS
to the main building, where Tbs ceremo
MES are to take place.
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LEGAL.

NlTEp STATES or ANERlch.-
NORTHERN DIS Rtcr oF TEXAS; y
United states ourt nj Dial a.. Tue iies,
dent of the unitel states 10 INC Maihhnl oi
line Northern District OF Texts, Brcrt-
log: You are hereby commanded 70
cause the following notice In words anu ns-
ures, to b. published In some newspaper fos
FANNY NoN PRENscH-l Suit pending n
~ LEIGi NsTrEN tr AL, the Clrcnit our
CHARLES V. PARKER s State, 's' lo S"'; g:
ErAL Northern Jndio.
rexns, in the firh Circuit, a, Dalias.
TO al persons interested N the above above
III Fanny Won preuschen leibenstlea
and Clemens Won Preuschen Le'benstien,
plaintiffs, have iil.d lnie-iogatorlcs In u Ger
ian suit pending Ia the ircult So9rt o. IN, sne
irici of eNus IN the Fiilh Circuit, AZ Dallas,
wherein Fanny Won Preuschen Leihensllen
and Clemens Won freuschgn l.eihenstish are
plaintiffs, and thHrler W. Parker, 4. T.
keene and LuciusC Parker are Defendants.
No I7l-To Francis c. Henderson, witness,
who resides ~ range, In the county Oh '.sseA,
and state oi New Jsr cy. The answers 70
which will bc read In evidence on the trial OF
said e. use, and has OlSOhivd an nDideNt -
sa. sui made by X. ID. CoushanuGr, atlor-
nty y said rlaiutlils, that Lucius = ParHef'
o lFf-h deienuU1t 10 .nli cut, IS y resi-
dent citizen Of the ~ ,teof Iowa, residing IN
the con ty o Wap-llo In said state, III tsnis
de endant Is b. yond the jurisdiction OF lhl~
court. so that the notice and copy OF iLter-
rogaior eS cannot be sery 1t upon him for the
purpose ol taking doposition-, ana On par
Is has no attorney OF record upon Wnlh
notice cAn he served, aud tnata commission
will issue N or after the 8Otn day after ths
publication OF this notice, 20 lake the d'Nosi-
/ on of said witness.
Horein fail not and due return Of this writ
make. ,,,.,.
IN. S.I-Wltness: The Hon. MOlRl-OS
X. WNlTE hief Justice Of The Suprenls
Touri OF thc United States, and the sell Of
the Circpit curt Of the United states for tiis
Northern District of Texas, at Dallas, thn
9th day December, a. ID. 1881.
4. j. HOUSTON, Clerk,
II. :. Circuit Court, y. u. T., Dallas.
-. ~
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1t is in the bath thai on of the great
est triumphs of the Murray Il Lanman
Fluriday Water j. achieved. The addi-
ton of bottle OF this exquisite prepa-
ration to the water ~ the bath - SUN
cient to reauinate the most fatigued. II
uatters not whether the exhaustion Is
produced by oppressive heat, excessive
physical labor n an OvertaXing of the
brain, as the well known hyGienic pro-
perties OF this elegant perfume cool and
refresh the body and tranquiiize the
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A, Eny,ish view of Ireland.

LONDON, December 15.-The Earl OF
Morley. liberal member OF the house OF
lords and under secretary If war, adj
dressed AN audience at Plymouth on
Sunday. He deeply deplored the fact
that the hostile spirit that had been en-
gendered in Ireland by differences Of
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,tNUE STATE OF TEXhS-Tn HESHE R-
/ lforuny Constable OF Dallas "iny,
Greeting: You are he eby cOminnndcd thiit
by making publication ~ TINS citation IN
some new spaper, publish d in he county OF
la! las, for four -urcesSIvc weeks, PREVIOUS
To the turn day here r. you summon HeorSs
Mcclure, whose re idcuce Is unknown. 10 ~
and appear aeiOre the District 90 rt' 10 De
holden in and for the county OF l'al a ~ me
Court house thereof ~ the city 81 haiiaS on
the recOnd Mon lay in Ma eh next, tr,,h anu
there to answer To the petition or !. H. anu
Louisa j. Mccain, led In said court, on the
.Ith day May. 1854. u ainst the said George
Mcclure, and alleging IN substance as iol-
COWS, to-wit: Paints sn' and prey de"ree
of court, canoe ing acertain irtu iuien dsen
(purportins to be pom ono James Ew'nE ~
sid George Mrllnr and quoting pialntln
in their title and possession OF thc following
desc iDed tracts of lands, situn cd IN Ddli,A
county, rcXas, about eight miles west 81 the
city of Dallas, and being part OF lsrae' Len,
ningS survey, hFginnnE ~ the oiltlnai
southwest cOrnero said survey, "A plum hush
for cor er thence uorlh IL o.. N.lHS, TO
the original nlrthwe,t corner Oi si!d sury,y;
thence cast 05n varns; thence south l29oEs
ar.s o stake IA south line Of said survey;
then g west . % varits 10 the bcglining con
Ia nj g2I5l6 acres OF land. Also ISL acres
GU of said jennings survey W aiming AZ
an original corne' 81 Sald survey on ee 'lne
of lot No. z OF subdivision OF same suftcyi
thence no H. passing rthca'l corner OF iot
No. 2, ina AL Il as, 10 - 7.i'iIsh oAh
tor corner thence east y % warns; thence
ives, $50 raras, To lie heginniAg. for one
thousand dollars damages and I"r general
relief, exc.
Herein fail not, but have you then and
there before said court this wri with your
return thereon, showing how you have exc
cutru the same. ~
witness: II. w. JONES, Clerh OF tac Dir-
trict Court OF DALAI, county
H.. S.l-Given under my hand and sen! OF
said court, in city OF Dalla this the lath day
Of December, A II 1891 I'll w, ONES,
Clerk District Court Dallas county.
ByJ. II. STEwA T, Deputy. d1-4t
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A baby was horn In cemetery ~
MarshaillOwn, Iowa, a short time ago,
but everywhere can he seen babies borne
TO the cemeteries, because mothers
cruelty neglect 10 procure DIR. Bu!l'S
Cough Syrup, a sure cure for cioup,coids
nd
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Railway Inspection.

Col. j. H. Britton, state railway
engineer, has inspected all the roads in
the state except the Kansas II Gulf line,
hat runs out Of Tyler. lie leaves Tor
TYLER this morning to inspect the same,
ans will in the next fe" days, make
his rpport to the governor.
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nnrsrnrd'- Acid phosphate

AS i REFHIaB"ANT DRINK IN FEVERS'
Dr. q. II. =. Davis, Merilen, Connecti-
cut says: 81 have used IL rs pleasant
and cooling drink in levers, ann nave
beeuyery much pleased with it,"
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Smart weed and beiiauonns combii ed
with the other ingrediauts used in the
best porous plasters, make Carriers 5.
Wa d. Backache Plasters the best in
the m4rket. Price - cents.
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CuRI>TMAs AND NEW YEAns
BOOKS

FOUR HAND TREAsURE-1usto out Col
composers; eeac ais quite asy, eni " good
and enterta ming book for all homes where
there are two pia op ayers.
MINSTREL. SONGS, OLD AND NEW-Im
mensely popular. All the BEST Minstrel,
Plantation and Jubilee songs.
MUSICAL tAvpRITE. }
GEMS OF STRAUSS. I Piano Music.
GEMS OFTHE 'ANCE.
GEMS OF ESGIlsu SONG.
Noaal Music ! BEAUTIES on SACBED SeNG.
FRANZ'S ALBUM OF SONGS
Thu above eight books are uniform in bind
ing; each contains 30 to go sheet m ale
size pages, and each costs ia boards 81;
9th, 81. 50; Git, 50.
st dent Life n So'g .... .... u y
Rhyme ard TUNES BlS. $l.25; G., 81 20; clltN
Norway Music Album, BIDS. = %; Cl,t,.G GIG
Also 20 vols. of Musical Lite allure httrae-
tie, well bound unl interos ~, anon:
which are Ritters students History o. Mu-
sic, S2.5, and che Lives ot the Fst.ouS t'Ssi
Masters Of Ausic.
Also mary Chr stmas Carols.
Send tor lists. Any book mailed Tor Tue
retail price.
OLIVER DITsON & CO.. Boston.
C. Fl. pITSON s. Co, 8G7 Broadway, n. T.
J. ~. DIrsON d CO., l23s Chestnut st, Phila
| NvoTrCri-IT iS ORDERED ~ THE
~ Commissioners Court tnat COMMITS
siouer n. O. McA-ams be authorized TO nd
yer Use for bids for M cmoOnsrlent on the
Dallas and Cedar Hin road in Tridty river
ottOrn, in accordance with plans ana specl-
tications now on die in county Clerk Office
Bids to be cnnvassed DecenbcrN. 1881. Right
l - nation y N Ia NJ
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Pixies Toothacbe Drops cure In one
minnie. Norman Corn Hanover kAlH
corns and |bunions.
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No stable shoaid oe ~ nuut Il. ~
mining and express compsni : all Sc -
Iiuineni, aud in the great tcing stables oi
Belmont and l,orllara II has achieveu Won
iers. One triai will convince.
Writ DR. eiiLE5, Cox 1888, y. Y. P.n.,
sho will, without chtrse, give adv's- al
tiseasos add also on the management oi
cattle. -suid by al druggists 1T nc. aud s!
bottle and in quarts n; $50 Ia which thare
is great saving Tn, Liniment IN whit
wrappers Ia for family use; that In yellow
70 rcstl e.
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mn kALIlAAL LKNh ttNEE LuNtAkl

g Cortlandt Street, New York.
Iron Posts aud Anchors AMI Wire, cotn-
and cheapest fence now In use. Indestrneta-
ble by fire or rot, a,id ten tiplfs as dnrahle a.
any wooden fence Any kind Of post can Ne
used. Certificate % highest medal awail-
ii FOR this fence al New Yors Stale Ya.r, iss.
ror circulars giving fun particulars, write ~
ne effir& of the psnpsiir-
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: The SPEAKER laid before the house
a communication from the postmaster
general asking az appropriation Of xloe,
81, for postal car service and $4,000 tor
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Charged with swindilng.

Little Joker" Is tho best smoking
tobacco.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06

s. Ramsdcll, Of Ia Canada. is at the 81
Charles,
james Craig, Of Pasadena, is stopping al
the St. Elmo.
Mr. G. J. Grlfith, Of Los Feliz. is stopping
at the 81, Elmo
Merrick Reynolds, Of san Pedro, Is stop
ping at the 81. Elmo.
John II. Bolton and wife, OF san Francisco
arc stopping at the s. Elmo
Messrs. J. u. Eaton and J. NJ. Newell, oi
Denver, are at the 81. Charles.
Hon John wolfskill, State Senator from
San Diego county. is at the st. Elmo
Messrs G. 4. Long and chas Kelsey. oI
Leadyile, are stopping at the 81. Charles.
Mr.. Il. l.. Mayberry, Of vi Molino was In
the city yesterday looking for election re
turns.
Messrs. C. II. Younker and W. H. Younker
OF Parkcrsburg. Pennsylvania, are nt the
Grand Central.
Fargo & Co, wife, maid and child. Of San
Francisco, are registered at the st. Elmo
Governor stoneman Is the guest Of his sis
ter. Miss r. c, stoneman, whose residence Is
on the Alhambra tract, near San Gabriel
Mr.. y. y. Hurlbut, the great car wheel
maker, Of Chicago, accompanied by his
wife and daughter, Jennie, are on the South
ern overland, due at 1870 this afternoon.
This most agreeable family will return to
occupy their beautiful villa at Pasadena
during the winter. Their elegant and
spacious residence Is a brilliant social center
at Pasadena dnrlng all the winter and
spring months, and their numerous friends
express the hope that the family will make
their residence perpetual In our beautiful
suburb
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
some morgannsic.
ILnndnn Trnth.I

Leipsic journal has compiled a list OF
morganatic marriages which have taken
place within a comparatively short period,
with the object Of showing that when the
Grand Duke OF IIesse espoused Nine dc
and II points out that the wrath of his rela-
tiyes In England and at Berlin is really very
unreasonable. which has all along been
the opinion In Germany. There has been
ed that "they all turned out most happily.
The list includes one Emperor, four Kings
one Eleetor, two Archdukes Of Austria and
nine royal princess The indignation oi
the English relatives is all the more absurd
as, according to the German law, the mar
riage OF Princess Louise with Lord Lorne is
u mOrganatic union.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
Another Improvement.

The large lot on the northwest corner oi
Alameda and Commercial streets, owned
by Messrs. Mott 4 Spence, was formerly
occupied by old and dangerous rookerics
up to few months ago, when they were de
stroyed on both Streets and Mr.. L, +. Spence
ing which bears his name on Commercial
street, opposite the Laukershim Touring
mill. Now Mr.. S. II, Mott has a force of men
digging n cellar on his property adjoining
on the east and north of the new Spence
building The foundation will be com
menced to-day and rushed to completion,
after which the brick walls will go up to the
height of two stories, In the form OF an IL,
making n corner of substantial buildings
where up to few months ago, rotten
adobes existed Thus the building steadily
increases
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06

gentleman from the Anaheim ostrich
Farm informs the HERALD that the expert
ment which for some time was Il doubtful
proposition, is turning out TO be, rs DR.
Sketchly predicted, grand success, Not
only the sale of the eggs and feathers is
proving to be very profitable, but the snc
forty healthy chicks has established beyond
a doubt that this important factor in our re-
sources will soon be carried on In Southern
California on huge scale and prove one Of
our most profitable industries.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
Nienmer I,nsscngers.

The following passengers left for northern
coast ports yesterday afternoon, per steamer
Los Angeles:
For San Francisco-Miss & Posey, Edwin
Andrews, o l. Robertson, Mrs " J Moore,
Mrs John MeCesliu, Mrs + " + Botchcrvy,
W Herbert, stephen ENcun, b BTosbach.
For Port IlarfOnd-ll II Preston, Mont
gomery, l. Brown, j L Nanseubcrg. X
Clayton.
For Santa Barbara-Percy Austin and
wife, G A Melvill and wife.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
Tassina ths sledre.

The strong man who always has pleas
ant smile for the customers at Bob Eckerts
aquarium, aud who prdcs himself in tn,
name OF John Mann, conceived the idea OF
election morning that he could toss ter
pound sledge a little farther than our sur
to twenty and the drains. Agreeable to pro
grammc the night before. the contestants
and crowd assembled early election morn
ing In front of the court house, to settle the
question of herculean strength. Stevenson
grasped the sledge first and after swinging
round couple OF times hove the hammer
"a feet with ease and perfect grace. Mann
then came forward perfectly confident OF
success and sent the slcdge whirling but, In
consequence of the resistance of the politi
cal miasmn, II landed only thirty-threc feet
from the toe mark, John has not mentioned
the subject since, lie Is rs sedate and digni
fed as some of our defeated candidates.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
rInic G Co.'S SpccinIs.

A new lot of the celebrated Centenery Kid
gloves just received; Hale & Co, and
Spring street.
Twenty eight ply extra large size towels
choice borders, % cents, at Hale & Cos.
One-fourth bleachcd shceting only .
cents at Hale < Cos.
For choice plain and brOc velvets in col
ors and black, go to Hale. Price the very
lowest.
Blankets Blankets Blankets Mlgnif
cent stock in these and colored blanket,
from the best mills at Hale Il Cos, and
Spring street.
Lidie, full finished Cold Cot hose only
% cent. at ilule's.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
Arizona News.

II TVIII R7NTI77IT1TV HITI VIF'VT1I
Mining is king in Arizona. Anybody who,
for any reason, destroys confidence In our
mines by upholdlng fraud and misrepre.
ttrds our prosperity.
It is q fact, which is apparently not gener.
ally known, that there is at present no treaty
between the United States and Mexico Ia
define the standing Of our citizens in that
country, the former treaty having lapsed.
This is a disgraceful state Of things, and
accounts for the powcrlcssncss Of our Con
suls 10 assist Americans, when they are held
in nOisome dungeons, for months at n time
without trial
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06

Astronomy Is n beautiful science. We are
told that II a railway was run from the earth
to the nearest fixed star. and If the fare was
you took mass Of gold to the ticket Office
equal to the national debts, 500, 100000, it
would not be sufficient to pay for ticket TO
the nearest fixed star aforesaid, 1t would
certainly be mighty discouraging to go to
the ticket office with mass of gold equal
to s. 500 900 600 and be informed that the
fare was 81, ,67s, ,032, 900. But though we could
not all afford a trip to the fixed star, II is a
consolation to think that there is something
within our means, which will do us far
more good, aud that is a cup Of rich, aro-
matte and inYlgnrating Eola Tea.