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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19
Man Targets for United states Soldiers.
 Boston BId--t

Boston BId--t
 A new industry has been started at the Rock Island armory and a-,cuaL It is the manufacture of man targets for use in the regular army. These targets are made of steel and as near the form of an average sized man as can be outlined with steel They are made in three positions upright. at front. then in the position of firing with arms raised as if holding a musket Col Flagler himself invented the machine that works the steel 10 the proper shape. The steel frame is covered with cloth in such a manner that at a dis tance the resemblance of a man is marked: and. what is important. it can be told in just what part the man" is hit-arm. leg. breast. stomach. neck. shoulder or head Four hundred of these steel tar gets are being made. requiring the use of los. .0O0 pounds of steel.
 In the target practice they will be placed in squads. in platOOns. in com panies. and the various other forms in which soldiers move in the opening of an engagement The practice will commence at a range of 250 10 300 yards, and then be gradually increased tO long distances. The target, will be sent to military posts at which such practice can be best carried on. The only drawback to the effective ness of this practice is in She fact that the steel man targets can not fire back: if they could. the soldiers who are firing at them might not be SO expert.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19

Mrs Anna Thompson, of San Francis co, IS now in Tucson looking for herIdau- ghter, Mrs Lizzie Wiley wife of Jas. Wiley. Six months ago they left san Francisco ID this direction since which time no tIdings of them have been re ceived. Any one knowing of her where sbouts, will confer favor by commun- icatiDg with this office.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19
Notice for Pu5..cssor
Pre-enp-4 Er.t--
LANp OEL--.---

A-NTN Ns ..- .. rH....... Notice is herrt- -r. named settler has d.. r.- tO make hIJl proof I,l -......... that sand prCuf VII t- a.... and Receiver at Iu--... Eth, lssj viz. Je-us Nu-l- r. na, fer the W of \ r t...Ir. Sec. T.. Tp. l3 <. RISE. He names the fu!l1qlr- his continuous rssIip-,. yation of said lanI VIZ . i... ....... ingtOn. Arizona; Ant r.p. p.... Arizona; Antonio Cow..... .- Arizona; Ramon tiallezs-. .. .
 bEN. I. ...... First publication. An .-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19

Dr. George Martin, of the Plaza drug store has a big stock of pure fresh drugs and medicines. warranted pure and new. His stock of toilet goods is very large, embracing new articles in vast variety. His assortment in all lines is complete and sn article that cannot be found at his drug store is not to be had in the city.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19

The charter for Phil Sheridan Post, G. A. R, of this city. is expected in the course of few days. Thirteen names were signed to the application for a charter, when but ten are necessary, and it is confidently expected that a mem bership of 50 will be obtained in this city. Major Ed. Schwartz will muster in the post when the charter is received. -Phenix Gazette.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19

By late arrivals from Bisbee last night We learned that all the wounded men are getting along nicely and 1t IS DOW thought that none of them will die. Ke- hoe, who had tue most dangerous shot, IS resting comfortably and IS cheerful. The body of the executed Mexican was decently buried yesterday morning by some of the Americans. It was feared for a time that there might be some trouble with the Mexican element but upon being interviewed by a committee of ten they expressed themselves as sat- isfied and said they would have done the same thing under the same circumstsnc- es. There Is no further excitement in the matter.-Record Epitaph.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19

A big herd of cattle numbering about i've thousand is now grazing on the me sa just east of the city. where 1t has re- gently arrived from Texas, coming through Tijerss canon. These cattle belong to the Aztec cattle company and will be shipped to Arlzona. No trace of what is known as the Texas fever has been found among them. but our local cattle men say that other cattle grazing over the ground where they have been are frequently stricken with some sort of fatal disease, and quite a number have died in this vicinity.-Albuquerque Journal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19
A Substitute for Glue.

An American publisher Is producing an excellent substitute for glue for tho use of book binders It is called gum gluten. and is free from smell. very ad hesive and strong By its use 1t is claimed that saving of 1j per cent car be effected in a book -bindery in a twelve month. 100 weight of gluten going as far as 800 of glue
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19
recalled that CarIv,s s,a.L;n

It is recalled that Carlyle, speaking O. the late Lord HoughtOn, once said: Well Dicky Milnes has his peculiarities, but he has a kind, good heart. Many a starving man of letters owes his life to him. No one knows better than l do the many f5O notes he gave to keep a strug- giing mans head above water; and no one ever knew 1t from himself.-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19

Bishop c. H. Fowler, D. D., of San Fran. cisco, will preside at the conference of the M. E. church of Arizona, winch begins next Thursday. is thought the labors of the conference will require at least four secular day-, which will extend over next Sunday.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19

Ed. Simmons, who was brought up from Huachucs charged with complicity in the car robbery, was discharged from custody upon examination before Court Commissioner R. D. Ferguson. He was then arrested on a charge of having a government pistol in his possession as stolen property. When Mir. A. B. Sampson, who was put on the stand for the defense, testified that he had bought and sold hundreds of them at hIs store, the prosecution at once moved the dis charge of MT. Simmons.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19

The Montreal Witness has standing contract to smash the Pope and the rum fienp. Most people wonld suppose that this would give 1t plenty to do, but it does not think SO; for it has about con: cluded to knock out tobacco. We ten der to our Canadian contemporary our most distinguished consideration, and beg of it, when it has tune, to go for the man who chews tooth-picks, the man who smokes vile cigars in public places, and the man who fills ten dollar sea. in a car with a ten-cent gripsack, while a dozen passengers are standing. We want to have this reform business thoroughly done.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19

It IS stated, on good authority, that there are at least thousand Chinese ID Guaymas and Hermosillo, and large numbers are coming into the United States from Sonora. Can nothing be done to stop this influx of barbariansf -NOgales Frontier.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19
SUMMCEs

IN THE JUSTICES COUET. .lF.. ..... Il Arizona, County of Pima.
 colt. Justice of the Pcaca. I-H....
 J. E. Sehelis. plaintiff. vt.t.... fsndant. DemaEd s1 5i. -e-
 The Territory CI AIizoEa a.- George Ramsey, dei udalt
 You are hereby summoned s.f pear before me. st my office, q. q. son and COunty of Pima uu -.- tOber. A. D.. 1885, at 10 O'cloC. IA. -. .. as the cOmpiaint of the above u-.-r demands of you that you are .r..... -.. the sum of thTlrty-iaO and ts-y ,-.. dollars, for money loaned and Ir.... at your special instarCe and r..-.-.
 and iiyou tail to appear and sr.-, -,.-.... plant as herein required. rte r... ... t-- lud gment sainst you as dsu.su ..a. .-... of this suit. .'- c--'s Given under my hand tgi- lI.h r....-. A. D.. 1885. '---.
 a2I-4tw J.-.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19
FIo~er- E oh in Snrar.
iArkansaw Tray Ter. !

The Maluva tree of central India (bas- sia latifolial bears flowers which are now being exported to Europe for their sugar. of which they contain more than half their weight The tree resembles the oak, and single specimen sometimes bears a ton of floWers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19

The city election will take place on the secord Monday in December-the l4th Of that month. The city officials to be elected at that time are, three Coun- cilmen-one from esch ward and one st large-a Recorder, q Treasurer, a Mar. shal and an Assessor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19
'. V. GREGG. yrpGE.
SATURDAY, Sept. l2th

SATURDAY, Sept. l2th- Territory vs-Chin Linn-Jury reported that they were unable to agree; jury dis charged and prisoner remanded to the custody of the sheriff.
 Territory vs. Hannah Box and Wiley boI-Argument to quash information.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19
New York Uerald I'm nine ca

New York Herald. In nine cases out of ten candor is only another name for uu; speskable meanneSs and smallness of soul and in ninety nine cases out of 100 i; ought to De rigorously suppresseL
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19
A PubI.c->pirited Man.

A public spirited man is one who stops to loosen the halter Of a horse which has one foot caught over the tie strap: or helps little child who. with quivering lips, asks direction in strange places
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19
Notice for Pa... Ron a-s.. N...
LAyn OEE-.

LAND ts4--. .. Notice is t-rc.r -.e.t named settler has t..t. r....... make uuui pru,G il sur.... that said proof vr.l ls ....- and Receiver lt Iur...r. ..r... 1885, VIZ; John Baker. Tucson. Lots 8 and : alu o.. Ot 1', ... IIt.
 He names tlo Co. .a...H- his continuous Residence us... .... ......- of, said land. VIZ;
 Charley Brown. af lCr-ur, ..-... ..- tn, of Fort Lowell. Rv.-.r.-. tucson. ArIz0uh- Troy N, Arizona
 BEN. M. TIT ..t t- First publication Aug. 2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19

From Phenicians who have recently returned from Tucson and Tombstone we are informed that there will be large delegations from those towns in attend ance upon the territorial fair. ss the people generally will take advantage of the round trip excursion fare of five cents a mile offered by the Southern Ps- cific compsny.-Phenix Gazette.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19

The Charleston correspondent of the Tombstone says 8 stranger who passed through that place on Friday reported that five people had been killed in the Patagonia mountains, near Harshaw.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19

Be still The electric wires brings us news of another washout What will they do in such cases: All they can do is to repair and sue the Eternal for damage.
 R r. DOHSPy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19

Yums Lodge No. :, A. o. [. W, gave a very successful invitation social and hop st the Southern Pacific hotel at that town, last Friday night
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19

ttOrluE tEo 6Iu4cLtA t' +t.-. | NESS
 The Doctor will agree .Y f.r.. a ssse undertaken not cured. -.' ,2nnOt get cured of sui.l-a -5 and c .aes ls owing tO a tUmglI. .'I.r.. ...-r rArORRHEA with IIi-I.. ....
 which requires spsoi sl treg. mont DR- LIEsIa's lSvI tCEslpa. boa. ....- .7- ;uliar sDscial trent colt. l1 t-s
 PROSTATOREHEA. isy DO tl-#..0.
 and the ham ' '~-' .7u7r2 a.r. FOutn-
 If pimplos appear Ca tls f-c-. |.
 listi sss End desDOuCeut, lpuA urf ..r ..H olicatiOn with vital V sasuoH- U... ....-.. '.. lty EnOvn as PrOstatorrhga. il .....r....r. .. lave been lost for the want of .g-. .r U. ... tor this complication. and t.oua.r.. .-. .l their property and leasurs ln 4 ." sdeCts.
 Price of either EGYsSssais-. e. .. nx bottles. SlO. seut to any sa -.a... .a. Bcul ely from ObservaEiOu.
 Dr. Licbtg d Co. treat succr-. r...- n9Opathy every form of Sil,i.l. ...lr.... pr CHRONIC DISEASE without r.-s.-. IauseOus drugs. If vitaiItg is cr.I.r.s ..." body numerous dlseases fOiloU r..af ...... .--.- nary medical treatment + alll..1' tr ... she unnatural loss causes Colsl .l4.su-. ..... ;es, B-lght's Disease, Insanlty. cf-. tl... r..- knreed. Diseases or tho gcuitt- rr r..s-. .r...... udneys. liver and bladder peciali, tr.- .a.. ... xAsxs OF WOMEN SPEEDILY CUAEB.
 Qualified and Res pom .ihir.-D Dr. l.. CO. from EUROPE. gr0 OrALilis.I ir conn with the California Medical Law. Ntllra.. .-.- Jured by regular college egiuCsJ1v, and -.... tn their nineteenth year of sfHClri l-rH#..
 Most powerful electrlc belt. irr. .s .......
 To PROVE TEE NOSDEFF-- lHr NiGORAIOk A sZ BuTIrE Giyl.. .. Consultation free and privs-e.
 Call or address
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19
Voice of Ihe PrnnIe-
MUST REPrrrNc crnc11,r1ns-

tThe CITIZEN is not responsible for the opin ions expressed by its cOrre spoudeuts.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19
First publicatil
Notice for PubI2s..s7
LAND OTFIcEArTr. -... .--.-..
Homes.eld No.

Notice is hereby gwen -..- -.. - named settler has h e,i mott .....- make final proof n surt,r. =. ..4 that said proof wlll hs u ...- i..... .. and receiver at Tuts'u. Ar. -.... ..-..- 1885. VIZ: isIdor Baron ui l.-..- ... the r. g.. and SN of 'f-..... S-c.2l, lp. lj \. l.. -I -. ,..... He names the ioIlHw ..a .... .. hls cont nuOg- fe-IUsL r...I. sand land. vIy., T. J. Wt--,. ... Week. and Gcp. N- Nr.s... ... IT. .. 1Ona.
 BEN. 1T. THr#... ...s- First publication. Aug. ~, ...-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19
DIED

RAW5ON At the residence Of his brOther-in- law. Frank Reynolds, Tucson, Arizona. on September sth. .ls5i. of hemOrrhage of the lung-, John H. RawsOn. of Michigan.
 Michigan papers please copy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19
2 M n uoSPiTAI nd 2 1T TT t.i.E1-4.
DisfaSxs eF 8ts

All applying tO me will re--IF opinion Of their comp piairJs-,a sr l vlll guarantee a positive cul- .. undertake or fOrfsIt slJu. .HT-a-..-. nce or bJ letter FKAE a-l - Charges moderate. II1-uG-- clucIng chemical and uie-g - a lrins and advlce. g.. U.l-l -... ..- 2 tO evenings; Sundaya, Q e. . "s.t- or address
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19
DR. sTFEs .

23f Kssrny stress. ~a- P.S.-l have y1GI..ll-- ..I. suit Of many years Of spe---l study, which under my srsc l. -.t.." tailed of success Iu tha clr- e. ... PROs.r troEnuEA. ETC
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19
EstraY Notice.

W Mine, Santa Ria mountains. has this day declared as estray csrtaln chestnut mare, aged about eight years and branded with 6 Mexleaa brand 7; the owner can have said mare upon prov = ing property and paying charges. CHARLES 1T. MEYER.
 Justice of the Peace. Precinct No. I. Tucson. Sept. I ls.s sw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19
LIEEIt. EL-----

sOO Geary street San '- Private entrance. 4i5 M4-..- up Geary street from kaqr through Dispen-ary Drug --'-.-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19

LA -tAaAfasa.as and bGSI b.l lit.. cure Of Nervous sE. .... Debility. NItai ....- Seminal Helku-.5 I.,.. ..- hood, Failing .i,H.-a .... ..- laXe,i ami tLIe.a.. ...t r........ Ot the Gc1-tu-l.H... .... ' IL spssdil. c-.r- i...,. .. Early IaClr. t.. SEMINAL NIt...... tho sal -u.r.- u.
 lies ana a.s#.
 Ot MnIjit.
 it prrf-rvGg .-...s.- all J-Hltsr.. l.. rystem, as J.u---.... ,. WLo have u-HI .. tG5 past qglItr- 70. which It l.- ur puDitc.
 II i- faded r r..r'.r. Hrn3rd -IHH.H.r Btr8uEtut tsElr CIt -aI-c ..H luE LEs T..-. "a
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19
N-.--

And NIDDIlls-AGED TTN, v.l To. from tue effects of l0uta'sl lE..-.-- Exceeaes m maturor years S s1.r.. CAL DEBILITY. IGFoTESCY. La.r confusion of ideas, duil eysr, -v. ety, desDOndency, plIup.es u. r.F memory. frequency Jt uriLL-.-s, ..-. oer. that by A cOmblnatIuu o. l- .r dies of great curative power, t.s .r.-.. arranged his treatment thar ft as.i u.. lord immediate relIef but 1srU.-H--
 MN HOSPITAL Esg.zI-.t- Having been surgeon n clGr-.- . .-H hospitals. enables ne t1 Treat sI Lr.s-.' bles with eIc lleut results. l a... .- understood thae l do not claim e. u'. ssibilitiss. or to have Ei-ac4i i.l.- H- ural power. l ciaim only Co E- ..-.. successful Physician and SuI-s...a. ~sa.4f n rrs-r
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19
County Court.

R. P. DORSEY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-29
Tho Sgaikup Case,

EMroRiA, OCT. 2s.-lu tho Wslkup
'Sial this nloFning, DR.. II. W. Slower,
the electric physician, tss iGCd to
treeting MIR. Wslkup tsico Ter gon-
orihci; onco lat May, and once over
two years ago; e!ao treated woman
for syphtlis at his request.
The Woman Is now maryisd
aud living in Europe in respectable
standing. Tbs witnoss refused 10 toll
the woman's name and State, Insisting
the dofenso withdraw the testlmOnv
rather than have her name revealed.
Among other witnesses, Or. Is, A,
sanphear OF Kama, City, was called ~
90 expsrt, aud questioned as TO tho
onoots OF arsenic ON tho system. He
considered Il possible, by having been
oncysted and enyeioped, for tho
sisenic, found IN tho stomach, TO have
bean taken a long time before.
Ihe afternoon session was occunied
VIII the questioning, BY counsel, OF
Dr. LNnpnosr, an to the action Of NJ
senic, and It's effects. The testimony
wss purely technical, and of no gon-
eral Interest.
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CouuterreItcrs Arra.tna.

PIrTsEuRo, Oct. 2s.--Bosion Buck
nnd tho members OF his notorious
s4tg of counterfolters were sentenced
TO the psnitouliary In tho United Ssstts
court this afternoon. Buck was sen.
fenced FOR years; Ed. Harmsn, 4
years; Louis Wnitmore, Q years; John
Is. Fsrr, ~ years; John Lsorist, .
yesre; George Bucs, l year,. Androw
Power, 2 years..
Inc hentenco was suspended in tho
case OF william Secrist, u boy. This
gang has been operating largely Ia
CLARION aud Forest counties, both as
manufacturers and Showers. Boston
Buck, tho Leader, has boon previously
convicted. He Is nearly 20 years OF
ago, but ,ssys NO will live longer than
those who sensenced and persecuted
him
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CRIME AND CASUALTY.
BRUTAL MURDER IN ARKANSAS,
The storm OF tho Coast of Labrador.
collision Caused ny Fog on the
Nsrth River = Misassds ane
Aishaps Occurring In
Otksr Localities.
The Hurri.an, or Lahr,dor

u. JOHN, Now Foundlsnd, Oot. 2s--
The hnrrlcsue that ragged on tho LAb-
rador coast was uupre ecedented even
in that vloleDJ region. Over 70 vessels
ana 3I0 lives we're lost. Tho particu-
lars 40 far are meagro, there boiuW no
telegrnph communication.
The following is list of the vessels
completely wrecked: Thomas ReCley.
SherbroJke, Adam Averill, Pseriess,
eleanor, Surprise, Caleb Csrkum,
Excol, Ruby, WiniIrod, Scout, Zion.
3 sters, Mary Calpin, MoRoa, Ei IN,
beth Mclean, Fsnnio Gray, Amelia,
Emma, Atlants, Brisg, Elizabeth, Isa'
bella, Msry, Joseph, Mary Ball, Lvrin-
80, Varhins, Alice ~, Snowdrcr, Ri,
ing na%p. Voyage, Lark, Harriet
Stars and Stripes, Barbara, II. M. Cur,
tiS, Flora, Trixie, Sarah G, Village
Belle, Verdnnt, Guiding Star, Sophie
Brondeth, Razor Release, Hope, jar.
nlze, Rovar's Bride, Phoebs Jane
Mariettsna, Brllish PRIDE, Elizabotl,
Kenmore and Augutla.
The bark Nellie has just arrived with
269 shlpsreeked man, women and
children r0seaeh !tom chs dlsss,er,
Several women died from exposure.
and Others were drowned. Over 2. OOj
people are destltn,s aud stranded ON
tne coast, Fiva steamers havo been
sent 90 t6nlr assistance, Tho worst IA
not yet kNpwn,
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his eA,a.e in tins coue.y az Kerry. ~
tenants arc detsrminet 60 n
siss the payments Of Fon1n
nrless = reduction 10 made o1&
u M Il feared that rioting and bloodoh61
VIII ensue II the Law IL brou xht in10
reputation to enforce TIE ~.
ment. The dispute hes booi -
progress some montba, aud reoono1V
q party or moonllshtsrs surround0I
aghadve House, Ktllarnsy. tho ro1ls
deuce OF Mr.. 8. NJ, Hassey, lord Ke1-
more's agent, and nred several sbo01
AZ TOE police ON guard there. TIE oons
stAonlsry force In that district hon
since been doubled, but asroaR
de'Achment OF troops will be noooS.
sary 70 snforcs the order. About (
year ago on attempt was made 10 blow
up Mr. Hussey's house ut RainhurGs
ana u was charged At tho time t6S5
xun .mes McDermo.t, Of Brooklyn, New
tha plot. =
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Ar THnIe 0wN D0uR.

The Armour Dressed Beef Layout Hsvs
Ing Bscn Worried by tho Orpo sitfsn
OF 1t. Louis House, Win Fight
Them on Their Ovn Soft. 4
ST. Louis, Oct.,2s --[Speclal.l 1T w.
reported on change thls morning thst
Phil. Armour a Co., OF Chicago. com
templstod tho erection cr ayeffigere-
tor and dressed beef establish n,ent =
this city, In Opposition 20 tho East 81,
Louis Dressed Beef company. The
latter concern has for some time bsan
absorbing the local butcher trade bv
selling their meats direct 10 tho con,
sumers, and tho butchera have besn
forced to organize against them IL
SER profession. Sam Allsrton, tie
head oftho East st. Louis company.
has been lighting Armour in Nov York
city, and the Chicago man ,3ropoues y
make matters even between them b.
opening branch house here, shIpplne
direct from Chicago and underssliine
Ailerton At hia own door. The Az
mour refrigerator will be, locsted d
ths neighbcrhood Of Twenty -lhlrd
street and Scott avenue. Annmber az
drivers aud butchers have already
b,cn employed by tho firm, and Il 4
expeoted they VIII he selling and a.
llverlng dressed beef tn concusners n
mn osplv dav phls nae, 49, :. .xax - 4
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-29

NEW YORK, ocs. 2s.--A deuee fog
prevailed In aud around tho city this
morning, impeding travel on tho rail-
wsys and navigation on both rivers 10
q aeroat or,ont. Tho first mlshsp ro-
ported was a collision ON North river.
rhe steamer Hsokensaclr, OF the Ho.
bokon Ferry line. camo IN colllspn
with tho ocean steamer Horvis. Tho
how OF tho ferry boat WAS carried
away, and q great panic prevailed on
both vessels. la his fright, John M sl-
10y, sailor on tho Servia, jumped
overheard and wss drowned. several
othcr people jumped overheard, nut
were rescued.
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convict, wss not amen able to any pen.
atty for perjury, and holding that he
was urged on by vindictiye hatrad
OF the accused.
Colonel Fellows summed M for thu
State, contrasting the actions OF. Ward
and Fish at the time of the failure.
The former ran away, the latter
awaited tho catastrophe like man.
Judge Barrett began his charce st
0:5o. He defined the law, and read the
statute covering the crims charged,
tne question WAS Ms TO whether the
oeienuart had an intent to delraud.
and or suoh chsraster
as TO deceive person OF erdiu-
sry prndeEce. Hsd Ward procured
Tue vi 500 in such ways The whole
care rested ON one point: Did Ward
irsudnlently obtsin the certificstlou of
the S'l,So0 check: II is for tho jury to
decide on tho evideuco ct James %.
fish and his brother, tho testimony Of
neither bel & eontrsdioted. Ward was
not alone on trial, but justice, too, was
on triSl. Public clamor should not in.
huence the jury, and last of all, money
snoulu not interfere with the verdict.
The jury retired az 7:2,.
AZ l0:l5 the Jury entered tho court
rooM, and Testimony of John
II. Carr, tho receiving tellsr
or the Marine bank, wsz
resd. Is covered the traussctiops In
regard to the all cks upon which the
inaiotment WAS ftamed. The jury then
again retired.
THE VERDICT,
NEw YORK, Oct. 20.-At l2:i5
O'clock this morning the jury in
tas Ward case re-entered the
court and returned verdict OF lar.
oeny In the hrs5 degree, assssslng the
penslly at ton years, within tho dis.
cretion of the court.
ward gave evidence OF severe
strusgle as he stood up to hear the
verdict. In response 10 the question,
"Havt you anything to say ?,l
he replied, Nothing" The SENTENCE
was postponed until Saturday
morning. Tho case will bs
taken to the court of pnpesls
The jury frat stood s TO,
conviction md for acqutttal.
On the second bsllot IL was 10 for con-
viction, and on tho third 1t was IL to |
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A ssAouAKE RKPoRrEp-snRrsusLY
WOUNDED,

LIMA Oct. as.-Ths captain Of the
British bark Ermadrs. which just AZ
rived from Australia, states that On
Ine 70 OF August, when In latitude
~ minusess 81 Seconds and longitude
l4S mtnu,es 10 seconds east, lie az.
porienced severe shock, apparently
tiie result OF soma submarine di stur6.
snce. This agrees With tho ex,raor.
noticed ON the coast. 4
News from tho interior s.ates thnk
the celebrated Cespeds P4checo hss
been removed to Talma. Hls wound
IL quite serious.