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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-03-26
A Rune -Crazed Father.
The Heroism of a nj other in the De-
fense Of her Babe.

From the Morning Journal.
With ghastly white face, bandages
covering FIVE ugly wounds on his head,
stalwart. man murmured as he moved
restlessly upon acct in st. Cath crimes
hospital. Brooklin
1T was my own fault-my own.'
As he made this confession his tremb-
ling wife stood in a Justices court tell
ing in faltering tones how she had
stricken her husband down with an xe
as she guarded the life of her babe.
1t was to save my child's life,Judge,
would have died to save him, the wo-
man said.
The woman was Mrs. Julia Fox, of
No, $50 South First street, Brooklin,
r. D., and she was telling her story to
Justice Nacher. She said that on the
previous evening her husband William
came b ONE and said to her:
YOU MIGHT AS WELL SAY YOUR
PRAYERS,
for am going to murder you tonight.
/ am going out to get drunk, and when
came home 7 will kill yeu and the
young one.'
He threatened me- said Mrs. Fox,
'becau I would not give him money
to buy rumIwith. He left the house an.
cry. At midnight he returned. He was
intoxicated. I was reclining. He Or
dered me to make him cup of coffee,
and while l was D,aking it he said
Hurry up.and give me that coffee :;
then you can say your prayers for I am
going to finish you tonight
He finished the Coffee continued
Mrs. Fox; then he tried to grab me. I
ran into the bed room where my little
two-year-old child George, was sleep
Ing. My husband picked up from the
stoye bowl of boiling oatmeal and
threw it at me. 1t missed me, struck
the bed scattered over my child.
The poor little fellow was dreadfully
burned. Iran to the door of the bed
room and closed the door in his face,
and latched it. He stormed around
andthreatened to burn the house. Then
Isheuted to him:
II yon come in here you must take
the consequences,
YOU SHALL NOT KILL MY CHILD.
Il seized something on the floor which
In my excitement and in the darkness I
thought was shovel. William burst
the door in and came at me like tiger.
Then / struck him over the head with
the weapon, which was really an axe. I
must have struck him more than once,
for he kept striking at me. When he
fell I hauled him an the bed and asked
one of my neighbors to 60 for DOCTOR
A policeman appeared on the scene
and an ambulance was sent tor. It was
found on examination by a surgeon
that Fox wassufeliug from five wounds
on the head, one of which will i'm all
probability cause his death. He was
covered with blood from head to foot.
The infant George was found to be
badly scalded: The boiling oatmeal had
struck the little ones face and naked
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-01-03
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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-01-03

6egeneration nor .EnseebIed systems,
its usual concomitants, dyspepsia and
nervousness, is seldom derivable from the
use of q nourishing diet and stimuli of
appetite, unaided. A medicine that will
effect q removal Of the specific obstacle to
renewed health and vigor, that is a genuine
corrective, is the real need. It is the pos
session Of this grand requirement which
makes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters SO
effective as an invigorant. For sale by ali
Druggists and Dealers generally.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-01-03

LOCATION most hcalthyanG
pleasant. on the Alexandria Branch
ri the Morgan Y. O. and Tcxas
RE. Il miles by rail from Yer
miiionviIic. Beautiful Fairgrounds
and avenues Of oaf trees BULL
DINGS comfortable. CHURCH
new and magnificent. divine ser
vice IMPRESSIVE. TAREsubstantia
and wholesome. EDUCATION pa.
t~ernal, cultivating tie heart a.
vel, as the Mind. Classical. Sci
cntifc and Commercial Courses
Special attention pad to Book
keeping and I~'enmansliip. Terms
moderate. Per Session : Board
Tuition, Wasing $3.50, BeG & bed
ding $40, Medical Fees 10.-Firs
Entrance or matriculation Fee lC
-OPENING of Session 1858
October 4th REFFRENCES:
Prsidfat Of st. Charles Cn1es
Jesuit Fathers, n 0.
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w USE

HWYH~ peopla are always on the
A& rs "a "a Lockout for chan :ts to
09A increase their earnings,
md i'll time become
wealthy those who do not Improve their Or
portnii'ties reiuain in poverty. Wtosor a gre t
chance to make money. We want Iaanv men,
women. boys and girls to work for rs right IN
Their own localities any one can do the work
properly from the first start. The business Will
aav more than ten times ordinary wages Elk
pensiye outfit IN nished free. No lone who en-
Cages fails to usake money rap dIy. Yon can
reyo tie your whole time to the work. or only
oayd spare moment. Full information aud all
i. iatfris II etted sent free. Address STINsoy 4 Co,
Maine marl71y
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eoods which viii help all, of either sex:
to moro money piglis away than any
thing else in the world. Fortunes avail;
the workers, absolutely sure. A. once
add .ess TRUE & co. Augusta. Maine,
March goth 1SS4.-1-y.
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MOUIllAIlA STATE
UNIVERSITY
-AND-
Agricultural & Mechanical
COLLEGE,
BATON ROUGE. LA.
COL. WIN. PRESTON JOHNSON
PRES T.
Session Of Nine Months Begins
October 5, 1882.
Healthy location. Free tuition. Board
lodging, medical expenses, etc. SIG PEI
m,nth. Cheap uniform. Full corps o
competent Professors. Workshop o
mechanical Department. in operation
Military discipline. For farther partu
%cnlars, apI.lyto
PE9F. j. ". SEWELL,
Aug. 2. On Ia Oh I%soaoc, La.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24
FINAl MeNNTaas lalNINe sorEs.

from present indaations tho Pinal
 mountains are likelS to become tbs
 best gold producing spctions in tbis
 dissricS and for tho limited amount ol
 work done, the miaes ars showinp nn
 unusually well. Aapther good strjl,e
 was made on the Clevelanth mine,
 owned " Rooms and Johnson, last
 Wsiek lhe cut " abialt i6 fret long by II feet deep anl shows an ore
 body of 10 to fl inehtss in thickness RI the way down. Cut No. 1 is about 70 feet deep, and shows a fine body of native gold gre in thsi bottom lbev have about tons sacked npon the dump and expect to have R,e tans ready to min in n ctiug,le Of wccks Ihls company also ow ' the Hendricks claim, which is an extension of fhe Cleveland, as we'll as several other good claims near ther, u
 \ M A'ue'ia sisttAi Whleh lsa farther west extension of tlte Cleveland, isl owned by 0chs, White < Co., and X showing up extremely well. Incl main shaft is down forty feet: tbe { edge is 12 to 14 inches wide alI the way down, showing wbll in cold andl. diver These parties have cut the { edge n different places, with tue anle result-7oach on's showing that
 ae ledge holds out the full length of he claim. They have about five tons 'f one on the dump, ard intend build ng an arrastra
 One peculiar featureof thesc mines l tho ease wsth which they are Torkedi the formation is soft granite. all of slips and 50 far las required no owder to blast but ylslds readily to { ie pick anu gad
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24
1'IlasRIT0nHAL Tprrt,ss.
Uondensed rrona sbur Exrnanzes for
 ''siivsr rssItn Renders.

The Record Epitaph says. It is rt 1 portcd that new U $. District Ai
 torney for Arizona would be appoin! cd bY President Cleveland yestersay Get. 20sh. It was also reported tha Mark Smith would Dc tho successor Q Col zabriskie.
 Yesterday afternoon quite a larg, fish was pumped out of the Granc Central mine. It resembles . percI or q shinsr, and the closest scrutiny fails to disclosc any eyes, The Tomb stone.
 Jump, who was indicted for perjury by a cochise county grand jury and under bond in the sum of SI000 to answer before 2 trial jury, jumped bis bondsmen and Is now supposed to bc in Sonora.
 The Walscr brothers, with that open-lianded generosity for whicht they have become noted, have purchased a inc residence in Los Angeles for the widow of hr Huston, tho man who was killed in theii mill recently They also gave her money to 1.-Two upon This isa graceful act, and one tliat q 4 H H. bus few men would have performed. Florence Enterprise.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24
e0nnEsroxnnNrE.
PAYsoN. 0ok. N. 1sgs

PAYsoS, Get 13, 1SS5. Ep. BlIr Mrs. Ada Bowers aaye
 3 dance, which attracted | large nun.
 ber of the best people of the neiqhbor-
 hood, who were not long in utilizing
 the music after the bow WIS rosined
 The grand march was the iirst in or-
 der after which the quadrille and then
 the waltz, or hugging sat to music, and in this order joy was uneonaned nnal midnight when those who were jolly as jolly could be and were bound to make night Of it, eyinecd feeI. ing of goneness that always follows prolonged and actiya exercise tbe sopl of musis slunbered and ths pouud ofI shuRing feet were TO longer heard af. ter Mrs Bowers announced suppor. which had bsen regally prepared by 1 herself Mesdaines c. Cress well \ AaGlintock, Misses Minnie Tbompson and Ella Landing, who did tot allow ! expectation to walton appetite- The 1 spread was aanked by hoek and to- { kay and other sparkling wines, which stood in martial order, leaving the int agination Q fix the resemblance bo. tween the bottles and Georgia majors when on dress parade. Tie wine was not all that popped on that occasion, the sound from another room of part. ing aEnbrcsiai lips, of tho pair who declined 2 pressing invitation to SUI. per, because they were not hungry. was heard above the reyel of knives and forks, which caused gigqle ana m adroitly switching off from pres- snt conversations to midnight atlnos- pherie changes, from cold to hot. es- peclally when Jack Frost was doing lis level bost to assist the frigiaity of Inc ice-cream freezer. Isnot stranpe loweyer that persons under certain circumstances, loose their appatite for hieken pic and sconoped oysters liter supper the dance was resumed nd continued until Inc lusty rooster 2 nnopncea the coming day. The par g was pronounced q happy affair; but ? 'here is that party now
 GREEN VALLEY
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24
NOTICE

lh the pistrict Court, Second Judicial Dss trict of the TslritorF of Afizosis. ;a a,9 fes the County, of Gisa.
 John VI Brewster. plaintiH e,s p VI Calico Dsfehaaat
 By virtue of and pgrsasat ts judgment and decree rehdered In tho sheys entitled court and cane on the 7th day cf OctoheT lss5 wherein tlie plaintiff was adjadged af.s decree1 tg recover fron tIe dsfetJant tlle s'lia oi ssAS aid ssI coses md che asreinafser described psopeftY was directed to be asl,I will proeeed % sell at pnhlie auction or, she 2ad day of November 1885. 8t 10 o'clock s. n,t gI the premises ia the towa q Globe, Gi F County, Arizona Territory, for cash in hal 1 she tollowipg property to-wit: Lot No. 6. f Block Np. y6i Inthe ssil town of Globe. aad al! the personal pr0pssrtE included ia and se. guired under certain Desd of Trust eyecrg ted by plaintiff to defendant c9nsistinr of ths furniture, bed and bedding, and other preperl sE psionging to and pertaiiiing to the said lob
 Dated, Globe, Ai T,, Oct. IT, iass. oct9-td D. W. CELFEE, Trustee.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24
sHERIFFS SALE.

l'y sirtse of an order of sale and erScnti ,f issped out of District Court of 2nd ,Tsdic;a District, Gila County Ayizbna ysfritoryl dated the l0th day of Ocsotsr . ID. fs5s K 2 certain action wherein T. Pickering Drown Trustee as Plaintiff, recovered i,,damens against The GilA County Mining Gomnspv N as Defendant, for the sum If S1s fas G5 si,4 est q suit, on the I0tb day of October A I}. lsS3 l have levied upon the following dsl seribed property, to-wis
 Al that quartz nill khowf as aud called the Miami niif, aituate about iise itiles beloaE saortheriy fronl Globe City, at the forks sgl i'inal Creek, in Giia County. and the ntilll site upon which the mme stands, tngetheil with all and singular Che tenemehts atid sps pgrtenAnces thereunto bslongisg 5E in any wise appertainiug.
 Public notice ia hereby given that sp ths End day oi November A D. ISss5. at 10 oiolnek A in. of that day at publii auction in front SI ths ahsifs office, at Globe. ciIa Coantys Aiizona Territory, 1 will lfll hil the s,zht' tis tle and interest of the said Defendant in suf to said described property to tbe highest and hest bidder to satlsfy said order Of sale ana execution aild all esste
 B lf PlSsCoE. pot-lo sw Sherilf Gila County, \ T.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24
$50 REMiaRpr

Whereas t has been reported that liquor is being sold or liYen away to san Carlos Indians, in dr near Globe. therefore wei the undersigned, agree to pay the sum set opposite our respec- tlye names as q reward to any parties who will secure sufficient evidence to convict the culprits of shlling or giy- ing away liqucr to sad Indians. And we further agrae 10 usa our best cf. torts to find the guilty parties, if any tbsre be in or near Globe, and tc pay tho above reward in each case which Rali result ia ao0ytetSoyi
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24
rrHE ~ m ssfEIrHk.

Shortly aitef seven clock on ThuFs
 day evening, the town was startled t, ' tho sound of tho steam whistle at th,
 Old Dominion smaiting work, caslinc
 for help. Soon afsor great ausnbors
 of our citizens, particularly enployss
 of the company, and such of their Of, hcers as were in town, hasteneti to tla
 spot and found part of the sinelter
 enveloped m flames, coming from the
 adjoining warehouse, partly filled with
 combustible material. At first, as
 seen from tho town, if was thought \ that the Superintendcnts house WAS
 on fire, but this error was soon ais. fpelled, During the fire tue furnace
 worked and was attended to as ignoth.
 ing was happening around it,. At tae
 same time, the well-directed and pow
 erful water arrangements, lately im-
 proved, every pump and hosefn order
 and efficiently at work, dampenea the
 ardor of the fire, and in less than half. an hour from it's start tho fire was un-
 der control, and the nam buildings spared, Shortly after eight o'clock all danger was passed, and the result was,I that tho storeaonse, with some of it's contents, and the blacksmith.shop was all that was destroyed. It is al.l most incredible wbat amount of eyon 1 tho most inaammabla material was saved from tic burning building, and yet more miraculous is the saving of the works. Fortunately 1. It was a very calm evening Praise is due to the very efiicilsnt arrangements in view of such a possible calamity, and the willing md intelligent efForis of the officers and employees, assisted greatly by many citizens of tho town. K The discipline and well applied co- operation displayed on tho occasion is oSsditabla to thc 0ld Dominion Com p&ny management
 The fire was caused by piece of red hot iron flying through and into } can filled with coal tar or oil, which immediately set fire so the same, md spread almost ipstantaneoasly !, long tho excessively dry wood work. z We are informed that tue whole li ianiage will not much exceed 9l ,200, N f which hali is in supplies.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24
raEgaaREp LaeAi.s.

V. To RENT 4 farnisied room. con ysiiientIy sitaated. Apply to
 " " Bse5gNEa. CrockeFy and glass warc at Van agenen
 At tlis season of tie year something E required t0 tone up the yste;n. IIan Bitters will do t. i'aylof < Hatel. Call for Excelsior f yoa want i good cigar far l2! cts,
 G.S NAs WAGKsrx. you want good pair of boots or shoes go to Schulze.
 6. 5. Van Wagenen is prepared to ineasnre and takc orders fof gentle. men clothing Call and sse samples. kellys Key West eigals q specialty at the News Depot.
 soda water on tap, at Hiichcocks. For choice groceries and fresh fruit ss R. Gilis headquarters. Fresh California cheess aid best ranch butter at Mrs. R. l3ill's
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24
rTmrs MaApnsn,.s.

The undersigned having been ap. pointed agent for the sale of d great variety of pumps and tue sloyer windmill, is prepared to furnish any one or more of the lcind enumerated together with fxings pipes in cata- logne and price ltst, which can bc seen upon application to nc who will aIso turnish mil and machinery for grind
 GEO. L. TURNER
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24

Listen ! Closing out sale. Gigantic Explosion Of Prices at the Barner Store. As we arc intending to retiro from busineas in Globe, so as to be able to devote our entire energies to eur branch buaness in San lrranc.seo. we will now offer opr magnificent as- softmeat of dry goods, at mch extra. ordinarily low prices, that must coro. inend tho attention of an. Thorouah and unmistalable reductions N fas eassiiaere clothing, ladies Hne dress goods, French calf boots ans shcss blankets, comSortabIss, gsnt furnish. ing goods and hats, which ali csn use Astounding bavgains throushout aIlI bur department at prices fIla are IFS than manufactures cosl Now s thc tline to lay in your stoek el Minter goods, foS llttle ss noflgsh8 t3ms ana nyiilce yourselves 9t0nr h0ns 8g. Cast takeg the pfelaium ill ns .a As wsli receive prompt nnd l aGtenSie NitSs z
 iaNne fAFe
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24

A dispatch dated New Orleans, Oct 22nd. was received hy Hrs, pr. Geo t. Johnston Thursday from Ter father. A. J. Marshall, conveying tho edissress, ing information of her husband $ death. Particulars promised by letter. The doctor ms heen practia;ng ply, sisiau in Globe for nearly tse years and enjoyed tho confidence of the community Mrs, Johnston is greatly distressed in consequence of her be. reavemsnt and is syippathized gith " 2 large circle of friend1.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24
Notice to Creditors.

Hss'.te ~ William Tucker deceased. {, A 1tics is hereby siVen by the nndvrsipnea l-xecptors ef the estate of William Ts,cl V aisesaSed 2 to the creditoFs ol, md all peTss,r ilafitg claims against the said deceased teeT. ls.it them with tbs SecesaaFy yonchcrs wisl, in esn nieIths after the trst publicatio,t ef is ,'s.lcr to the said execn4or ct the ofiire M e,s,9e x. .s x aae1iAes iri Glohe 10 the said Cgun, traisaction of tic buss,iess of sa;a rss.ts t sAe 1atea Giebe, September 90 lSS5
 A JAMES x. GERALD. isxecrteF ~ the Estate of Vim. Tncke- Ss.
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24
-RcueA on nn.n

----@---------------.s--- -RcaaA on Rasa.1 glear out rats. mics, Foashss hlsi, Abss
 Heart Pains. Pslpitation, Dsepsleal swoliioss, Dirzips.ss lilyayigsstien, Hesdacha sleeplessnsss cured by ''Beils' Realth Bssswsra f,
 @RouGh on cOrns. Ask for Wells aRoueh en Corn, , K, Saiek complete cure. Hard or soft sosan warts, bgniors.
 'Rpchu-palbsa I Quiek, complete care, afl Kidney. Blsddss 2nd Urinary Diseases, Scaliinc. irritstieri stone, elFssel CatasTh of tbs Blsdash sIi
 Eed-Rurs. rIsos. Flisa, roaches ants, bsd-burs, rass, mios, K sap9ssss, z ,ehipintnkE cleared cat hy 'Rasgd
 rhtn psbbIs sWollA Health Rsnewsrn restores hsaiss i o1's n WIFE, cArss byspepsia, Impotence Sszas
 ~Rouah on PatH- Cures cholera celis cr&o3ps. dlarghoa. scbtq paius, sgrains. hesische, neuralgia, rhsuns! sism. 1ec RUagh pn Pain Piassefsi E.
 &0tAefS3 If you aga failing, broken, worn ont ary nsryogs, use Wells HeAlth RcnsWsr.a gli
 Ttsa PressrvsH slSslls ( Hsaith Rsasvsr Goa ditscs ss
 ''IsOuFh on PnoA" Cures Piles or Hemartboids, Itching fra tyudiug Blosding, Iisserial af stleF IntsR I'al and Eytesa& Remedy in each paekagsi Sure cure, aec DEewists.
 Pretty women. Ladies who would retain freshness srl ylvas city don't sail te tly sWsls Hsalsh Re peHsr.'
 Tonsh oH Iscb. 'R5agh en Itch cuFsx huipors. erupssoss, It ITleygyt,rl, tetter, sale rhpana tsostsa sesI ehlllilAsus.
 'ncueh on catafrh Coesscts offensive osiots at e,cs. Coms,Ies3 eare os garst chFon,c easee also nnequsled aE gAiRs t1r kiphfhssiei Sore ThrUAt, Foul elehth 5ecs
 Eha Iaspe fthe Sasscn Cbfdgen slow ia dsYsll,iesnt easys iefs~iW and delicate, ,se 1Weiis HszlEh Ess e
 c9fhxYa os ttle Blada@sss
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24

Having learned thft osftstn uaFt;ss rs,,se,, piAte bringing stock onto Upper Mineral gfeek and the head of Disapp0intrneftt Ns .ey contsinsng what are known ns Tnaiaa K ainHs and Government Springs and og,of places whefc there may be water M rertair si'ues of shs ysar on said range. Notica is siefcby given that tho undersigned; hnye har l,ossessiea q and have kept faese springs iss repair for the last fire ye&se ,,ss X, i. lsee Act No, aa. Sec, Is, IaWs of 3SSsl ara iurthssgnose thst thsgs k fssw N said fansa Hli the st5ek t VIII support
 N. E)91vORE.
 M N. " PRICE, x a,isletsl ,s Greek, Gila County, 4. 1T, June N AeoS jsIyif
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24
Ap0RRs Foll NM.

Less than 1000 SIPS per hundred, at the yard; sI) Der thousahd Ado bes delivered in town, sl6 per thous- and Adobes furnished and laid in a wall s26 per thousand. Apply to
 B. PIERCE.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24
First publication Oct, 10. 1885
 1arO- SsaS3. Pre-Enlption Notice.
I-Asp osrE0E at Tucson, Arisena.

LAND OfFlCR at Tucson. Arizona 0ctobar fth, 1885.
 Notice < hereby gwen that the follaw;,,e, aaiiled settler has filed notice of Lis f4tentS5,, so raaks anai proof tn sappart of iiis claisa @ssd taat said proof will ba naae before the 591Ssge s,1 os tie District Court, GilA County at Emery q Afills. Globe, Agizons- far t9 < ~ < l2E X 3. he names the following witHessss t6 yfogs ie ais ccntingets rcsidence upon, Aad cultiyas ti1n ~, said land viz. S.-s's'N' @iilea ': kddy, of Asmer, Arizona. ioseph '. Flippins, of Armer, rfzons John yinyard, of Ar1ner, Arizona
 John Remberton ot Arner. Arizona.
 B. M, THOMAS, Register,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24

The gentleman who SO loves chick. ems as to De induced to visit q China mans hea roost at 3 o'clock q. m, Wed. nsSday suddenly faded from sight when discovered Three shots were fired in the direction of his retreatino formi two by the chinaman and one by Kit Reynolds.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-24
S25O Reward.

4 ils <, abofs tsssard will be paid for iaforma. sl,,n ,. saat VII leaa e ths sonyiction cf aily person who may be found altering or tlefaesns tho marks of brands, or steaiing ! il;ne ;ilsss, M dr1fing from their accustomed ranger anz- liye stock eeiofging to any of the members Sf fhs tsiose Stock Growers Association of Csils