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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-05

KITTY DuRR HEARD FRoM.-It will be
remembered that early in the present
term of court Kitty Durr and Charles
Wsber were jointly tried for the crime
of adultery, and that the jury failed to
agree. there being ne time to try them
again at this term of court, the hearing
of their case was continued until the
next regular converting of court. The
defendants were both unable to furnish
bonds, and were remanded to the Gus
tody of the Sheriff. Waber was placed
in Jail, and the woman and her Guild
placed in charge Of an old couple
q med Tanner in the north end of
town. Ali went well till an order came
from Judge hoyt's court transferring
the custody OF the child from the rsother
TO the father. After the child was
teken away Kitty became very rnelan.
choIy. One night, when her keepers
we're fast asleep, By the aid of 4 case
knife, abe unserewed the loek from Che
door Of her room and left for parts un-
known. Some feared that during q At
of melancholy the woman had thr0wn
herself into the bay, or made away with
herself in some other manner; but il
turns ont that Kitty ID not that kind OF
a haifpin. Yesterday afternoon Sheriff
Mo0raW received Q letter from her,
written in Victoria shesaid that after
the child was taken from her she had
ne heart TO stay, and concluded to
escape 10 Victoria. where she could earn
an honest living, and await the arrival
of her Charley. She further stated that
she bad gone 10 work in q millinery
establishment, and would not return to
Seattle under any circumstances. Il 10
very doubtful II the woman would have
been convicted, and her departure will
save the taxpayers large bill Of expense
10 keepibg her here and prosscutipg
her, With iittle prospect Of conviction.
Waber will probably plead guilty now,
and submit to such puRishEnent as the
Court sees dc 10 infict. after which he
will be free 10 Join Kitty, Who by that
time will be q divorced woman, as an
action for divorce has already been
commenced against her at Tacoma by
her husband, Henry DUR.
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MoTICE.

ALL PKRsoSs INDKBrKD 10 rHK
n fsFu, e csn1x & HHru1A whufesals
sssss 1 g g. 49, sssss ea..as5 Z
wtae SO nelins4 tAat snoh iaaseseAnea
hAs this day bean sod and assigned =
Walgena He<a. q Co. e san FrancRseo
saa Peyment mas aleAe - made 10 tie
WHITE q MuNDAY
Aitosneia fer VI elisFs hrua 4 Co
8esatflA Api1 "a issA ssisa In
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~ SN8Ay n~HN1A1 E&1 NfwH. NDN Z
essco. oA MI
oOndncssd By qaAlsasa psy. ~
sactans and surSeoas-ruealsr AVN.
grAdastes. <NN1
- ne OLDEST sPHcrAxurlSZr$2&4
- the UAtted STATES, Who's WAN
i-rYE LONG IxPERTKScR. - XfyNSH
feet uaethsd and pure meiL N
cine. insure sPExpY and - @
nAEEST suzEs Of all PrtSsa. ZA
Chronic and Nervoas Disesses ISL
Areoftons Of the BLoon. sxr L8f
krpxexA BLAnDEA, ExuPrsoES A
HLuKRs. OLD SoRRs. swxIlsxs GO
or rEK GIANTS. SokR No<-rT N
$3.50. sseas. SoN. rAss. psrmAnsnay ~
sf, SsSa IrOn ne system for m n
Losses, SEXUAL Recay, Mss.,s emas
Weakness, Failing Nero-- t1psk
ssunted Deyeiopment tmpefin.... Aa
riaee, etc, frum sxcesscs or -...zs y II.
cured. ~ RiMsS
Young. nidale-agsa and o,a -.
Who nesd medical q IN ana e,r-ss ~ a
suit the Old European PhysirI.s y -. -
opinion costs nothing Aad -, u
misery and shame, whse fns.se-.sN@
visit the etty for treatme ( msSE,,... - =
sent evsryvn here By express free i,,ss
Eation. 1t % sslf.svtsent 81 : eeR
who gives his whole attention !. -. .yssas
eases attains gres, skisl ~ a.
throaghout the country, knsvss. ..a.as1
| quently recommend difAculf - - ~
| est Specialize. by whom sv.r- - ~ ~
| remedy Il used. TIE Deosors - - ~
snee makes his epinicn q ssrv~s -
lance. al1k
Send for the SAnisariss au,A. =.
ssnt free. Also. Self Anaiyst. sA
Dr.. Liebigs wosDsRFuI 6nnn.x
TOR permanently prevents IN uns.,.'s. 'se :.
Iron ne sysssms tones TIE nszsea sn,.s
ems the muscles, eAechs the wsssa ip,,s.s!s..A
the whole system, and restores tke sa'.sss :
health and happiness = ,
The reason - psny cannet ma -, :.
Seminal weakness, less Of NarSo.s =.
owing 10 complication called prass.,. 80
with Hyperaetbesia, which rent = -
treatment. DR.. Lebia's hv,rsr~fo. 4. :.
oaly positive cure for prosssforrhs. ~ e
cnltAr special tressment used d - IhE
Dispensary.
Price Of Invieorssor. q. o., q :,
Ties, $40. sent 10 any address. sa~s,.a !.
c,irely from observation To prsvs ~ -
derful power Of the Invleorsior 4 n -
| viii be given or sent free
Powerful Electric Bats fra 70 ps,t...
Consultation free aud private. OF - !.
dress E8hG nEsPzysART.
90 oeAry street, San frslcisco. d
Private entrsree, Sos Mxson nfress =.
blocks up 9sasy from kearuy. MN R,sSs.
through Dispenssry Drug Store MhisavN
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F0reWarned

Of danger BY the condition Of your blood,
40 shown IN pin1ples, bIotekes, boiis. OF
elscoserntsgns he skin; or b. feslfag
Of l4nguer, inAarea. p rhip's, By inarrh iiy
a the stena,.h. Ever. and kidney %
should take AyeTss ss,rz1paFsila- II WI
renew ansl iIyigorzts' your blood and
cause the vital organs 70 property perform
their funeston.. II vosI -uffer from
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-05

The sure effects of Ayers Sarsapsrilla
are thorough and permanent. If there
is a lurking faint Of scrofula about You,
Ayers Sarsaparilia will dislodge it, and
expel it from your system.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-05
.. o. c. q.

gKATTI.E LODGE No. @ L o. CT.
- neels ever M<nday night n od4
Esl1gwS Han. tz4iniE'1 Fronl sizss<
visaetng mGnbsrs isi Eapd slazdln9 osrL
daily l1Tifnd. ~ CALyEHT.
Jw.Axpx<sos. ~ 3 Wat.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-05
NOTrCD.

A NNUAL MEETING LOCATION
n Of niue, Seattle, w. I. The annual
meeting Of theefockhciders of the Ken
ton Coel Company VII be held at their
Office No. "a Sacramento stteek San Fran
cisco. California. on Monday. June /. tsS5,
at 10 o'clock n. for the purpose Of elect
the ensuing ear, and the transaction OF
such other business - may be heought
before tho meeting. BY order OF the
President T. n. HENDKRS0N,
myl2td SecfeSary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-05
TO THE UNFORTUNATE

DE- G1seli's
oispeaar Ne d
kearny SIRED, a
IfAnciiDa. hs.A
hsh& IN iGl n
he hMlnsas q
exual ana su.lr
Diseasss ack =
eoxonmuA,ta lIn
lerucrrR1 slllE.
lin IN ell u aasl
! eKxxkt WnuN
Ssnd inpezsssf
] Loss q manks,
! 0afmansrllx -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-05

d U.a LAND oyylcz AZ oLxrn. W..
April ., lt11.
~ Notice n hsrshy glzsa thas DAVID =
THOMAS has aled not'ns Of inssnaer =
nAks Anal proof bsfors the Roadster nz1 -
esivsr.. Il their oflee, n Olympia, X
On "Wednesday, tia 3osh dag of Nal 4 .
north, raisNu9 easa.
He names q wttnesssss Pfdis Rniks1s.s
g. D. RatAsrford. Wm. 1. esesrns end 9 y
Moore. all Of Pals CITY, v. = .
spsmJla aseistsr Of me Lara oAs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-05
PRRsERyR JARS.

Iusf RKcKIvKD. a LARGE LOT OF
u NAsonf lars~h&lf E&klons, quarter
sallons end pints alsa 1eily Tamhlers.
WIN y go al ho,tsA prizes for cash.
w. A. McPd ERSON,
Cssh Grocer. Occidental square. MN
street seattle. W. 4. Oe
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-05

The old fashioned idea that one
should never snteF . sink room with an
empty stomach b trns ono. The eas-
THO juice b not secreted 10 an empty
stomach. II IL only when fsod IL taken
into the stomach and digestion com
nnenIses that gastric jules u present. All
germs are killed IN coming In cuntast
With healthy gastric iaice; therefore a
tracing contagious diseases. De Ia
ven,s Dyspepsia Cure 10 especially
adavted 20 act upon the digestive juicss
Of tbe system and keeps tksm Ia pare
and natural condition. In this manner
IL ensures proper digestion and assinail-
alton Of the bod Il never fails TO e.
feet care in the moef cbstfnsfe eases
OF Dyspepsis. indiees<ion. NAtulsuey
and siekheadaehe. 6&xnple bottles free
at a. b. srxwAzxis drue ssone.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-05
MIsCRI.IaAsROUH IT
DIR. GfL MILLER, sR.
100 Chury street. s,at,ls. W.
bE
P.o bon a.
Special. Private and chronIc
Skin Diseases Cured.

seu,inAi weakssss and an esF-
veluH disesia ESQ can se1 by exee.ses.
psaitlvsly eureA. On ne fnssafl.
mAsms plan.
send fss printed eusstiens.
n@- q. a. MIEERfRss remarka-
be success In shs euFsng 81 al
Chrelste n'tseases D. well knewn.
ma ssiceem BE- &ns 60 has - yeass
expessenes aaa ehessrasieas N
his Pwscstne.
~ No mere pasisats taken en-
= ons neyss Fasns aatttsAe Iksh
cay 81 March. whea ain nss ess-
taGes wsii ee nnssAsA. mesEev~r,
. ean anessnznsdxse enc nsers pa-
siens tmaiel wtsh q nicely rarnish-
"a Ses,xn asl4 en- Aeme sssnfeFts. ~
nag r@sf&emee. loe CAeFry ssrses.
frea 81 ehsFus.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-05
Dissolution of Copartnership

THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO
i fore existing under the name and style
Of A. E. Hummer & Co.. 10 dissolved by
mutual consent.
al persons indebted to said firm are
modified 70 make payment to Mary A.
Vestel who alone 10 authorized to receive
business at the Model Drug Store, Third
street. near Union.
Dated May IA. 1885.
MARY A. vESTEIs
o. A. 4 HUMMER.
have secured the services OF Mr.. Chas.
. Parker, who Is q competent prescrip-
nonist and druggist. aud respectfully So
Holt the patronage Of customers or the
ate firm, and of all desiring goods offered
b. ne. MARY A. vESrEIA.
dated MAY II. lss5. msH
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ron rmR uppllR sstAoiy.

etnv 0ilae q. W. oeye, Alaatss
n nkyns YEsI.xR's' WEARY ON
Ia WsdnasdAy Ahd sslsn.dAy. rs,tuyalns
fks1sfsl 90 t1a!dss, gsll;nk q esaa.
weed uenaAdE i1cM LandinH essE1t
c. Ase.. ys..,'s s,szl1ssx =. ~ ,..s ~ a. :,
1913 3 q 10 sfs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-05

CoNNEcTICur's FIEsr Class CRlfDrf.--
For an illustration Of the astonishing
fall In the rate Of interest. economists
osn point hereafter 10 tue new Connect.
iout loan Of ti,7l0,0o0, due In 1910.
rhe entire bieck Of bends, 70 be issued
this summer for iefundinR purposes,
has been seid TO tee New York banking
houses et l00B7e, the interest rate be.
ing per cent. In other words. 8 per
can't. LONG term bonds OF m American
Stste OF undoubsed hes'eety are worth
70 bankers IN the present condition Of
the money market . fraction mere than
par. The ultimate holder for invest
msnt viii thus realise somethine less
than ) per can't. per ani1um. The con.
trxst between the price % thesis bouds
and 3per cent. British eonsoIiI h saR
gestive. Tho example Of Coniaectiuut,
bs tbs NAs, IN mailing its loan 5 per
cens-, 10 worthy Of imitation by other
SKATES and ~ muniGipaiisiss.--Brad.
Hff&GtX. &
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Joss @. JAxlckA CnAs. y. JAx1uxx.
Notary Pubic Sarvsyof.
rnan a - xxrr..ln a s.r....

VIII locate settlers On TIE pabiic iands
of the Unised sastes. file all CLASSES Of
entries. and s1ssete Land Ofiee paperR
a. ,,ur ofloe At K3lls CITY.
2eooo aerss a. vasznt Gosernmsnt
landA -
1hnber and farming iands open 10
ss<tiemsnt snd Rurehasa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-05
THE NUCGBF,

DUHLIeRKD IN THE HEAEI
4 Of rich aericnifnf1a reE194
q an excellent e1Fartzsan4 -.
nm ana business men ahcuA m@.ls
uss o. IL coiumns. Is - ~
largest eircniasi1n ~ SO tey1
befwean Portland and tncone
lOiynpia not exceptetk snd = ~
oG1cIaf paper Of Lewis equally.
8ahnHiption. " year;
oeuv. S osnfn. Adversfslnx f9>.s
made known upon applieeuo4
Aldress THE NU40Et
el9 CDo1sn8 -. =.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-05

Surveys of mining claims need not be
amended to conform to requirements Of
Mineral Circular of Dec. 4, 1884, If en-
try was allowed prior 20 receipt of cir
cular at local office. Circular May II,
1885.
NorR.-This circular removes the sus-
pension of q large number Of mineral
entries, and was made on my application
in case of Congress lode claim.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-05

CoTToN- bAFfrE0 ron FRUIT CANs.--
| Il is stated tnst experiments have been
made In keepina fruit In Jars covered
only with cotton batting, and thai AZ
the end Of too years the fruit was sound.
The fnllowine directsons ore given for
the process: Csc crooks. stone butter
jaFH. 90 any other conxsniena dishes.
Prepare and cock thu fruit prsssissly as
for canning In eiAs lars, an yeur diahes
with the fruit while II 10 yea hot, ard
immediafsly cover with cotton batting
sseureiy tied On. ksmen Der that ali
putrsfsctien 10 caused by the invisible
creatures In the cir. Cooking the fruit
sxpels all these: aud, as shsy cannot
pass through esita1-batting. the fruit
thas protected vili keep an indefinite
period. II will be Remembered that
rynaAll has proved that atmospheris
germs cannot pas through . layer Of
cotton
woRsx THAN a Doc. lyon never knee
Q DOC 30 biie o. shari NJ . fsnsaIs 81 his
race. yea there are fAinos vhe call them
selves nen who inos only snari "a bat
strife thsir wives. Amy man who vfll
striks Woman 10 no man q al, bat q
miserable coward and q villain. What
a vretehed life ines9 that utSmau lad
who trsmh1es and tarns pslls at the
sound a. the cosning fooistsps Of her
husband dis children kids themselves
a. bic appFoAch and listen 10 bis vuios
With fear, for They have leerfIed the sd
facs that thelF fasher. onss kind and
lowing. nos eolnss b dronk and quar-
rsisome. Il thens no hisip for snch IN
happy fAruilssss
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TIE Inino;s Lagislst1se hsx passea 10
q thtra reaa1nR almost zn4nimoasly q
bill preyietnG THAI no teleyshons eom-
p1ay sail eharsrs more TITAN g . mouth
when ees teisphons 4 'psed. and <26e
wnen msre fha1I ons D lksed, and 6xirs |
TIE charge Cor sssndinR mssnzRss fson
eus sssn - snsshes u ~ esEsa.
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the PEOPLES BOAT.


'cAnyias ~ {, qf,'ssdL ss.:st; n. ~
,s .:s as0 wssrs d,,, s - aut ~
Z tsn. l1sell and yay Innd-
sIfsrnssa dsyH FOR freight o. passage
sr.s,sy n beaFd. ~ % d. x. DUkAE On
~ mai, ssattls. " L hOokftA
apA sIs1a
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MISCELLANEOUS


PRIVATE DISPglssARY
40 6eAry street. san Fr,n.
easco, Oh.
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Land withdrawn for and afterward
relinquished by railroad company, not
included in a later grant and withdrawal
which took effect prior TO such relin-
quishment. Hastings q Dakota r. r.
Co. va. Maxwell, Sec'y, April 81. 1857
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PRACTIcK

The word =. district" in acts Of March
5. Is77. and June 3, ESQ, relating TO
final proofs, refers TO Judicial and not
land districts. (Comm'r 10 w. j. Moo
ney, April l, So
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-31

THE name of Erricson has been spoken of as a probable -ecretary Of the Navy, but it Is hardly possible that Cleveland would select 50 energetic and competent a mBn, one who Is not politician. A prominent army officer in Washington the other day said: John Erricson has never been properly appreciated ln tbis country; if 1t had not been for bIs con- struction of the Monitor the Mer.mac would have gene north and destroyei sll our sescoast towns, and the Conted- crates would have bad the navy instead of us" Erricson Is the greatest inventor of destructive implements of war living. His Monitor revolutionized she vies of the world. He has now machine shaped like an ordinary cigar, that shoots un- der the water 800 pounds of dyDamIte with such precision and force that II will destroy the most perfect steel arTored war ship that was ever built. Its cost was SlO0,000. It is said that S5,OOOOO put 'n vessels ike the Destroyer would keep 0ur c0pst guarded against the cnm- bined navies of the world. Foreign powers have repeatedly offered to boy the Destroyer as a model, but ErricsoH though foreigner himself and was born in Sweden, Is so attached to his adopt ed couutry, that he will not allow the Destroyer to go out of American waters. Such a man would be inyalu- able at the head of our Navy Depart ment.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-31
News from HermOsillO.
HERMosILLo, Mexico, {
 January 20, 1885. {


 January 20. 1885.
 EDITOR OF CITIzEN:-Hsving made my four months tour prospecting in the Sierra Modres and located two of the largest gold mines Tn the Republic, having titles, etc to show to those who wish toinvest, or purchase, and returned to this city as my home at least fer the present, take this opportunity of wrIt- ing you the news of the city and its vi cinity. I found the general health of the city good, but yet no sewers, as l have always advocated, both here and in your beautiful city, which will, fear, be the next place for the terrible plague.
 Business is generally dull here, but yet something doing. Mr. A. ". Gill of New York Is here purchasing some mInee, and will make things lively where he goes, for he IS a live man with plenty of capital He IS a good man, gener- ous whole soul man. There are other mlniug men here but none of so much note or capital Like myself they would do. but have but little to do with.
 A thief was shot by the guard at the depot last night while in the act of breaking into ahouse. He was q native. Rsilroading, the agent tells me, IS dull also. but little travel or freight. The fine new city building here IS going up to completion very fast. To-day at r. o'clock Yacqui fellf'om the top about 200 feet and was instantly killed. This IS three killed while placing the marble pillows on the top story of this fine edl- fee. For thls country at it's present stage 1t Is Is fine building.
 wish 1 could get interested with me, or I will sell out to parties wish ing to buy all. Two excellent gold mines iu the Sierra madres, one IS the south east extension of the Molatus. They will each average all over the mountain from Sl4 to S60per ton. Not an ounce Of dirt can be found that will run less than 8 per ton. Water in great abundance. | say great for there is not less than POO miners inches, and beautiful pine for all buildIng of houses, sluice boxes &tc., on the gr .und. 1 am sure there could be DO question about company of capital ists making all the money they wanted out of these mines.
 Eight miles north of this city, l own a mine l4 inches wide, depth of shaft 3S feet. At the mint, which is the stand ard here, 1t assays S4-32 per ton. Inever had it asssyed until to-day, which agree ably surprised me.
 The big mines all around, wis. Los Dsllcios, Santalina, Preitos Zubist, San Juan, Adlos etc, are running, but there IS not that go-ahead and life, that would have been, had there been no return ot fever, good crops of all cereals, corn etc, are made. the people have plenty to eat. l will write soon again.
 Yours Truly.
 PAUL GREGORY, NJ. D. a
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-31

The election of United States sena tors from Republican states SO far, has been of the best material those states possessed, and we believe will prove sc ceptable to our side of the house.
 Jones of Nevada, was first elected, then came Piatt of Connecticut, Cameron of Pennsylvania, Evarts of New York. Til Ter of Colorado, and Stanford of Califor- mia. They are all representative men of the nation and worthy of the high po- sitinns to which they have been called by the people. Voorhees, of Indiana, will succeed hinRelt from that State: Col. Spooner, a new man, seems to be in the lead iu Wisconsin, while John J. h. gals will, without doubt, be bis own successor from Kansas. There being a deadlock in the Illinois legislature, it is hard to say who will be elected to suc- ceed John A. Logan, but there are hun dreds of thousands of Republicans throughout the country who hope tlat he may be reelected.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-31

FoR cold-bloodel, bare-faced political t1ckery and rascality Peansylyia takes the lead. Itsppears that the heat en. gendered hy Senator Don Cameron's contest for reelection ia the Pennsyl. vania legislature last week, re-opened some of the wounds of some of the Stal- warts and Half-Breeds of that state. Senator Emory, the millionaire oil pro- Ilcer and Blaine advocate, in the ex- citement of debate on the Senatorship charged that Senator Cooper, chairman of the Republican State Committee, had diverted money contributed for the cause of Blaine during the campaign to elect Cameron representative in the ru- raj districts.
 MT. Cooper jumped 10 bis feet ID an instant WILL IA oeuIsL
 now SIT, refuse to ba interrupted" ." Emery yelled, aiyaGc.ng a step toward Cooper, "lhis charge IS true, and vou know IT. You gut money from me, and lOO used my own pocsetbook and the pocket bJcks or other men t. elect Cam eron men witb, and all the tune you We're saying Cameron was not cLndi- date. There wefe men on the financial committee of Pennsylvnuia who never would have contributed cent to tbe campaign If you hadn't gwen your dis Iuct assurance that Cameron was not to be n candidate. They supposed that theIr money was to be gwen to the National Committee to help Blaine in other States. You kept saying that Chairman Jones of the National Con- m,ttee was pOCr and wanted money. lou wrote that to me and said it to me h Palladeiphia. On these representa- ions l gave you authority to draw on ne for S5OO. You dId so and aflerward. | VI bout any authority, drew on me again, and honored your draft" To these heated remarks Senator | Cooper, pale and excited, made only q | general denlal, leaving the caucus that | ulcht afier Cameron had captured the | Senatorial prize.
 WHAT CHAIRMAN JONES SAYS.
 Senator Emery sen. the following dispatch:
 HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. I5-To the Hon. B. r. Jones, PIttsburZ: How much money did you receive from Cooper, Chairman of the State Committee, for he Blaine ampaIgu: l.. EMERY. JR.
 The next day the reply was received: PTTsBURG, Pa, Jar. 16.-The Hon. I. Emery, Harrisburg: Not any.
 B. F. JONES. The evidence iD this ease Is as positive s lt k llSpracTful Will inc Keystone 1 State neyec reform herself:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-31

TIE Prescott Courier evidently chafe, under the flashing administered to it by the CITIZEN, in relation to the Paul Shaw controversy, last week. Being driven to the wall it hold its hands up Tn holy horror an innocently says, "We have never yet championed fraud and co not think of ever doing so." How immaculatel How chaste and pure thls conception of the north! And yet, no one would ever suspect him of such unctiouH purity, had he not told us SO himself.
 Now the fact is this immaculate Puri- ty, of the holy town of Prescott, pub lished things about Sheriff Paul that he knew no more about than we do of the so called man in the moon" He was not present at the trial; hs never heard the evidence; he did not even read It nor did he know anything whatever about the merits or demerits of the case. All that he did know was that Shaw was Democrat and that Paul was Re- publican. That was all this holy man wanted to know, and yet he has the cheek to tell us that "although We are partisan, We have never yet championed fraud" We are glad to know from this champion, "Yavipsi census taker," that there is one immaculate conception in Prescott. May the good Lord watch over it, and preserve it for future refer ence.