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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-07

Lieut.. McE. Hyde, Post Adiutant,
at Fort Lowell, has issued an order to
owners of cattle running on that mill
tary reservation, to remove them be.
fore August 10th. AS there is no
fence law in this Territory and the
reservation is unenelosed, it would be
well for the Lieutenant to suggest
bow stock is to be kept off the inter
diCted land. A Gordon of troops
might be Stationed along the line for
That purpose. fhey don't seem to be
Of any use Id hunting Indians.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-07

In tie case of Cutting, it is regarded
in Ell Paso, Texas that he viii be tried
by MsxicaH authority, found guilty
and sentenced to serve a term ofprob-
ably two or three years in the city of
Chihuahua. In addition to the above
recited case, our government is now
inquiring into the arrest Of X. Flem-
ing Of Texas, at Lagos, Mexico, and
Che killing on Mexican soil, of Fran
cisco RaIsures, a uaturalized citizen of
the United States, who was Illegally
sxtradited and shot by authority ~
Within TIE en7ir6ns Of Piedras Negras.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-07

II true as stated in Tombstone
dispatch, of july Both, to the San
Francisco Chronicle, that the white
man, who killed rowing Indian (oii
the reseryation) near Clifton, where
hostile Indians range, has been ar
rested by y S. troops and held to an
swer for the oifense, il IS quite time
that the civil power was invoked to
restrain military usurpations. TAX
ing it for granted that the arrest was
made without warrant duly perfected
BY executive Of the law, the person
placed in duress, even If only for d
moment has redress against the Of
tenders for false imprisonment and
exemplary damages, as provided BY
Territorial Statutes, not exceeding
five thousand dollars damages on i'm
prisonment in the county jail for a
fern not exceeding one year We,
However, are slow TO credit the truth
oftbe arrest, for tho reason that the
military are on record as protecting
Indians who are known to have mur.
dered white men and to have wrested
one from the fangs Of the law. even
after indictment BY q. s. Grand
jury, and, therefor cannot think It
possible that The military are pre-
pared to regard as an osfense IN a
white man what they have condoned
IN an Indian.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-07

How the human system ever recov-
ers from the bad effects of the nause.
Gus medicines often literally poured
into it for the suppositigo relief Of
dyspepsia, liver complaint, constipa-
ton, rheumatism and other ailments,
is a mystery. The mischief done By
bad medicine is scarcely less than
that caused by disease. If they who
are weak, bilious, dyspeptic oonstipa-
ted or rheumatic, would oftener be-
guided by the experience Of invalids
who have thoroughly tested Hostet-
ter's Stomach Bitters, they would in
every instance obtain the speediest
aid deriyable from rational mediea-
ton. This medicine is a searching
and at the same time a thoroughly
safe remedy, derived from vegetable
sources, and possessing, in consequence
of its basis Of pure spirits, properties
as medicinal stimulant not to be
found IN the fiery local bitters and
stimulants often resorted to BY the de-
bilitated, dyspeptic and languid.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-07

Territorial newspapers are publish
Ing A. X, Cuttings record, as though
that had any bearing on the case,
The only question to be considered
is, has Mexico violated its treaty stip-
ulations with the United States by
Imprisoning Cutting? Ifso, no mat.
~
Ter how unworthy a subject he may
be, immediate reparation should bo
exacted from Mexico.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-07

The Mexican Government seems to
be accomplishing as little in ITS efforts
to subdue the Yaqui Indians as our
own government in the campaign
against the hostile Apaches. A late
dispatch states that Mexican troops,
ruthbering 400, were attacked and
ooHpletely routed, at Torin, by 100
Ysquis commanded by Caieme.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-07

Rioting occurred in Belfast on the
2nd, between Protestants ard Catho.
lies, in Which boy was killed and
faany persons seriously wounded
The police, in order to disperse the
beligerents, were obliged to resort to
violent measures.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-07

The New York World is authority
Tor the statement that the Broadway
dealer who displays Mrs, Cleyeland's
photographs and letter authorizing
their sale, has placed in his window,
as companion pictures, iikenesSes of a
noted variety actress and of Johr
Lawrence .Sullivapl
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-07

IN The case of w. b. Lonnt, for as
sarlt with intent to muder Briggs
Goodrich, in Phoenix, the accused was
discharged. Goodrich being regarded
as the aggresSor, was held to answer
and gave bond IN the sum Of 5000 to
await the action of the grand jury.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-07

Unclc Sam, if we may judge from
newspaper comments, Is ripe for war.
New Rnglanders want to thrash Cana
da for interfering with cur Goldfish
smagks, while the State Of Texas and
Territories bordering ON Mexico are
desirous Of invading that republic
With dire intent.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-07

NOTICE Ia compliance with new
order Of Commissioner Sparks, we
have been appointed legal agents 81
the Ola Dominion Copper Mining
Company for tho delivery 81 their
lumber and wood We shall not re-
plenish but discontinue our lumber
yard and after june lst, 1856, accept
no orders for the lumber and wood
unless the parties constitute US their
legal personal agents for that purpose,
I'm Eff KELLxEa 4 TO.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-07

During The Albany, N. Il, hi-cen-
tennlal celebration, one o. the floats
in the pageant represented Indians
scalping settlers in the Southwest
Chato, who would have been greatly
interested in this exhibition, unfor-
tunately reached Washington too
late 70 accompany the Presidentto To the
New York eaaital.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-07

Silver IS quoted at 81 cents. hut the
Mining and Scientific Press says, 9s Is
as much g Is bid ID san Francisco
and thai the metal Is So dqmoralixea
that the dealers 10 not kuow what to
90 4 year age sllye was Sl0s.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-07
NOTICE.

All persons assessed in Gisa County not
gsnislg real estate ii said county, mnst ray
tlieif taxes ~ the Assessor on IL bsfOre tie
18th day u june, 1856. or collection will he
made n acoorianee with Sec III, Chapter Ss,
Complied Laws ~ Arizona.
BIZ PASCOE, ASSESSOR.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-07
GENTS DEPARTMENT.

Mr. Scen has selected and sensible lot
and Boots Cloth top Shoes in Bal Lace and Congress all
and all grades Of qualities
Boots viii be sold at remarkably Low Prices full complete
lime Of Mems Hats ncudng Fashionable Straw Hats;
IL R shades heights and rms Fine Cashmere Shirts Flannel
Underwear weight Underwear and the Latest Styles Per-
Gale Shirts silk Scars and Collars Also
Simmer Clothing, in all prices, Corkscrews and Trcos
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-07

Two companies Of the Ninth lntan.
try, from Wyoming, have arrived at
Camp Thomas.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-07
WE are STILL WITH YOU!
-AND--
Intend to Stay.
TO The Residents Of Globe and Vicinity.
y MYERS scnEfN beg leave that r. she who h
been in San Francisco and the Easerl
/ MOST MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT Of
DR. Y GOODS,

Surprising elegance and variety bar Of the
We have paid
DEPARTMENT beautiful patterns Lawns Indigo Bues-
Sateen variety Of shades Bunng
ofa widths Nuns Neiing extraordinary
Edings aces and all Embroidctie Persian Trimmings and
Neyeteens
We also have secured handsome bargains LADIES
FRENCH STRAW HATS in all qualities Chldrens
School Shoesa variety Of excellent tmninqsal
Of 81 Ladies
Kid Shoes An qualities
Misses Children. 8#e5
full and assortment Of corset different
Gloves Paraso conceivable quality, Jerseys adles
and Misses
We space separately articles
that bring Globe
varied and elegant assortment
Everything win be Sold at Prices that win show
bly, FOR US In Comparison with Eastern Prices.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-07

San Francisco Journals are replete
with accounts Of the parade Of the G.
A. r. On the 3rd
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-07

A, Z. Williams has been chosen to
represent California In the Senate Of
the United States.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-07

New stock Of hats Al Van Wage.
mems.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-07
MoTlcE.

FROM AND AFTER THIS DATE /
win ne be responsible ipr any delts con.
tractsd by my wife.
r. n. TREYARTHRN.
hinl'e, a. n, 9uly sl 1885, inlySl.4w
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-07
MISCELLANEOUS !:

Carpets, oIscIoths, and Pretty Assortment OF Wall
Paper will be In stock, colognes and ali kinds
of Fancy Articles.
Our whole stock well assorted experience this
market We compete all comes hope to-
have the cordial support will be
and alterations made that viii make th handom house
ID Arizona.
u. MYERS & SCHEIM.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-07
constantly on hanl. and a. saIe 4.
Bed rock Prices.

WE believe In the nimblQ penny
rather shan musty goods on shelves.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
NCW-YORk CITY.

H"-Wedncsday. Thursday, Friday and
Saturday.
Kiddr. Peabody & Co. Yesterday engaged
$1,000. 900 gold bars for shipment to Europe.
AT The auction sale of horses in the Madison
Square Garden yesterday prices were exceedingly
low.
The schooner Agnes Manng arrived here yester-
day from Baltimore, having Iuade the trip III Al
hours
Three children were removed from the Deborah
Nursery, at No. 103 Fast Broadway, suffering from
typhus lever, yesterday
George f. Peabody. junior part nor of spencer,
TraSk Il Co.. was elected member OF the Stock
Exchange yesterday.
Several new Roman Catholic priests for the
Archdiocese of New York will recelve holy orders
at II. Joseph's Seminary, Troy, on June 10.
The Italian Benevolent Society is to have a benc-
fit at Tamm any Hall Tomorrow night. There Will
be SIX fencing bouts besides other entert alnments
Plans for a new Methodist Episcopal church
were filed yesterday. 1t Is to be erected at Wash
ington-ave. and Oac-hundrci-and-s eig ht IL
ST.
a man was seen early yesterday coming out of
trousers shoes or nat. He had been literally
stripped in one of the low dives in the basement.
Through the Rey. A. II. IIarr:haw s. has been re-
Ceivcd from Mrs John ). Mckee, and % from the
Rev Dr. aud Mrs. Il. Miller, Martin, Mich, for
Mrs Marie Quarles.
The awards made yesterday at the Indian sale.
were: groceries, crockery ant lamps. all awarded
to New-YUk merchants. and $50 wagons, which
were awarded to Western traders.
The exhibition OF paintings, sculptures. books
and manuscripts at tie LcnoX Library VIII be
open 10 visitors on every week day except Monday
until further notice. 1t will be open also on De-
cOIatIOn Day.
At the Custom House yesterday John W. Tuttle
was appointed storchccpor. Edward j. DOugherty
night inspector, Thomas Ii. Reddag gaugcr's
labOrcr. +. j. Lynch porter John BaInes nignt ln-
spector. and Joseph Kane clerk.
Captain Z. Jaufrct. of the French steamer Poi
tou, arrested yesterday on charge of allowing
eghtysiY seerage passengers IN excess OF the num-
ber allowed bv law 10 make the voyage from Glib
yaltaT TO New York one trip III the steamer
young Cuban named Lawrence employed BY
NJ StarlIght, was seized yesterday with a severe
attack of Isthnus fever which he contracted whiio
At Aspnwall. He was sent TO the Chambers Street
Hospital.
The cutter yacht Cythera arrived here Yesterday
from Nassau. She bought i'll England by w.
A. w. Stewart who had been taking cruise III her
in the Mediterranean and through the West Indies
last winter.
The Commissioners of Emigration had a most
quiet and dccOrOus meeting yesterday All of them
were solemn and dIgnifed. Clerk McQuade, whose
head was left IN tue basket at the last meeting
was felns ated.
The sale Of Ferdinand Wards Stanford house
hold furniture at SO's auction rooms was ended
yesterday. The lounge from General Grants room
and the other most costly pieces OF furniture were
purchased by party from llndeTne. y. }. The
lounge sold for $50
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
rwExrY rnorsAyD srxDArscHoo1 prpILs.

The prospect was gloomy yesterday morning
for the parade Of the 10000 suuday-schoo children
connected with the churches in the Eastern District OF
Brooklyn. and the falling caused much iniantile
grief. But when the rain ceased and the sun peeped
through the riffs IN the clouds sorrow turned to
The parade WAS The twenty NTH OF the Eastern District
Sunday school Union aud about fifty schools III the
lines The customary exercises were held IN the churches.
and the line of march formed In BedfOrave at $3.50
D. Most OF tho houses IN the street were gay decor
aed and great hrOng OF spectators crowded the side
walks save for the holes in the pavement In whicn
water stood the walk Il na children unpleasant.
When the lines marching down the sides OF the street
eOuntermarched In the centre picturesque and pleas
ing si.ht presented by the gay costumes and sken
banners bearing sItablo devices Tho parade
viewed by Mayor Whitney and other prominent citizens
from a stand at Bedford and Division Police Cap
tain WogOm with platoon of police headed the line.
lie has done for many After the parade the ch
drelsate icecream and cake.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
oners He urged the introduction OF cec'r'o "s"'' "


the all ,.,
EyAld.rman John Roesoh. who was charged Win eN-
,or,,on I'm ohtnuing a counsel fee OF S43 To secure l.o
roioas Of Charles Wcnschmcycr. OF No. 3l stanton
NswYorL whepthe arrested last week lot drunhen
ness and who paid 81 for MS client ana poc8cfu
The balance OF the fee. discharged by foce Jus
tice Kenua Yesterday after examination Wcnschheyo'
memory I'm reg ard to the matter was defective.
Mr.. Agnes Becker OF No 80 Eidertst. who was accl'
dcntaly sho, on Friday last by her servant Mary par
rett while carelessy handling revolver not Known w
no loaded died yesterday Her ante enoriem sthe,nfl
exouerated the girl from ali blame sue hah h
and five children. and asked her husband TO Keep INC
girl to care for them.
George McConrt age ten. and Thomas kctchhm' ago
cley.n were sent to the House OF Refuge on hahna
Island Yesterday for picking pockets III the crowd III
tlntonst during the sunday school parade on Wednes
day. They admitted practising upon cach other aitrr
the manner of Fdgin's pupils until they became expert
Mrs Mary Fresl. who arrested on Tuesday on
charge of stealing piece of Lace IN the store OF A. ~
Matthews, DISCHARGED yesterday, ahongh -he per
refusing to give her address or say whethcr sue
had given her true name. girl who said Mrs frecl
was her mother in;ercedca with Mr. Matthew'S syiHS
her mother respected Ivy all who knew her. ana l
several Children aud at times she acted ash ,emponlS
insane. The daughter refused to tell whcie her "onei
iyai
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
now SCHOOL purIEs AFFECT TIE HEALrR

The officials IN the school system have been
afflicted with the Ills o. flesh during tho year Prcst'
Il recovering from Illness that has
confined the house for several weeks and tOmmis
sIoner b. Perkins Is Ill at ms home I'm Washington
Irlsht. while CoIms NctmOrc iust regaining
health after serious accident year a2o Lawrence er
nanclerk OF re aid- In oOra recovering nom an al 1ck
General Alexander webb. president OF the
city OF New York IA GONZALES Ing after lis seri
ous illness. Jr HuLter president Of the Normal Col
legc has been twice prpsraed Within ew months bur has
now resumed duties Two OF the most school
COnni--Oncr William Wood ana Auditor Daycn.
port President will sail Tor Europe in June
m sioner Isaac Bell sailed week ago and Mr..
fraud sailed Yesterday by the Losing for Ger.
Iaer CommissiOrers Perkins ana OBren expect 10
make the trip President nuner and his daughter VIII
start for rnrOpe after tho Normal College vacations and
Supcrntond Jasper and hi. family Will 20 In July.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28

mas. Lord Bralford's chestnut colt Sir hs"o "a'
second and Y X Grahan's brown colt st. Mirin third'
There eight other starters. as follows; frnco
soItykof's bay colt Silver. Il. f. Combe's brown eol'
Volta, Y. Il. Graham's ~ colt Douboou c. Lamberts
bay colt Chelsea. G. j. Lccvros by colt Calas the
Duke OF Bcluforts brown colt Button Park; +. ":
Llmbton's bay lly Mischief and j. l. Davcss pay colt
Pamistry. -, ,, 30 a.,
The betting was: Canicmas to ,. Sir Iamo 10 10 l.
81 Miriu to silver to Volta 10 10 DoubOon ~
to Chelsea I 10 l. Calais 20 to Button Park 20 to l.
Mschief 80 to and i'almistry 33 to l. .,
Candlcinas by neck. There were louf iehs'hs
bel " second and third.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
Mr.. FLOWER ELECTED PRESIDENT

The Electrical Subway Commissioners, Ros
well T. Flower Jacob Hess and Theodore Moss. met
teIday at . q. H. at No l.2lS Broadway Messrs Hess
ana Moss thought that Mr.. Flower. having been ap-
pointed to fill the vacancy caused by the death Of Charles
h. I1ew, who was president OF the commission.
should he elected president, and on Mr.. Hesss motion
thi, was done Mr. Flower spent the morning in
tigating plans specifications. drawings and models in
OF the cOmm sOn aud decided to call halt
Ia until he should become familiar with what
has been done. He decided u visit Chicago. Washing
ton and Philadelphia in n few days and examine the
systems IN operation I'm those cities and he Will gvo
attention practical undergr,un electric on
his return In about days, meeting will be called
which IL Ia hoped decision Will he reached. RcsOlu
tiOus OF regret the death Of Mr. LOew passed
and copies VIII be sent 10 his family.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
MAGGIE rs EVIDENTLY DECEPTIVE.

girl sixteen years of age, with dark hair banged
hazel entered the Ihrteh street Police
station late Medpessy night snd sand thar she
, ittng black suit and ,r face express
intelligence Her name she said. Maggie Don
nelly and Ler parents were dead she hat been boarding
at No 432 Graham Brooklyn. and
she had gone look for work Firsave and Nineteenth
where she al rcnd. Minnie Ilanley. After parting from
her friend ae IN the evening she sid she had lost her
Maggie sent to Police headquarters and pced IN tho
clre MatrOn Yesterday e. learned that she
had been telling the truth she not known AZ the
which she had mentioned Believing that the girl had
run her home super neDdent Murray sent
IN all lp
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
GAMES In OTHER PLACES.

WASHINGTON, May 27.-The Washington
club sgrazed home to-day by outplaying
the Chicago champions at all points aud winning
victory. Tho team went TO the bat first
practically won tue game IN the opening inning The
home team increased the lead the second inning The
Chicagocs cOuld do nothing with Bars pitching and
backed up IN line style The features OF the game
the fielding OF Knowles and Force and the batting
OF the former. The score was as follows:
Washington --.--.---..-.... o O-7
Base its-wasnr stoa I Chicago g. Erors-wsshing
ton Chicago, ?. Pitchcrs-Barr and ClaIkson. Umpire
PHILADELPHIA, May 27.-The League IA to-day be-
the Phils iephia ami Kansas City clubs resulted
in victory for the home CLUB after we.played game.
The home players batted Conway's pitching hard and
often. The score
Eal:aslPn,a Ean:as Gi5y a. ............ is
conway. UmpireNMr curry S''''' '"'
The American Association game between the Athletic
and ST. Louis clubs Interesting one aud was wit
messed by good-sized crowd Mgan, the catcher was
injured In the opening inning Robinson too. his
place. Rain stopped the game In the seventh inning
The score was as follows:
st. Stnle'iS Ioni, %
Base hits-Athletic. 7; ST. Louis 4. Frror.-Athetic |
Bradley
BALTIMORE. Nd, May 27.-Pittsburs won today's
game in the eleventh inning CAROLS single and
Kushne's long drive left field with only one man out
The home team outbated ani better fielding was
done by the visiting players The features pheno
menal catches by S0nmcrs ana Blrkey and the sharp
field work OF Whitney. Houck and Farrell. Scott
presented by MS late associates the Pttsburg club
with LadsOme watchcharm. The was as follows:
Fnt51aTs Pni',%HIs 100000. ::'..:.S q-S
Base hits-Baltimore. Pitsburg II. Errors-Balii.
more. PiltSouig, D. Pitchers Henderson and CALVIN.
Umpire-Mi. Quinn
BOssON. Nag 27-lslin stopped the game between the
Roston and Detroit clubs in tne fourth inning to-day
with the score at 10 o In favor 0f the home club.
At Toronto Hamilton l3 Toronto B.
At Os~egO-Os"cgO 10 Binghan'Ol. O. Fourteen innings
were played.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28

The Grant Monument Fund Committee Is going
special effort 10 swell the in tho neXt throe
secretary recne has procured the loan OF the contr
button by the Hospital Saturday and sunday
lnd these Will be placed Cn all the ncwsands OF
the elevated railroads They will remain there
until Monday night
hope OF TIE trustees yesterday that the
people who disposed to buy lowers Decoration Day,
vii money OF t at least to this purpose
Will certainly itting exhibit their pdtr
Otism devotion q th- memory General Grant
The func at present IL Sl4l. 100 "a
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
WHAT GOING on TODAY.

Trial OF John Most before Recorder Smyth.
Prnhibitinn Convention. Grand Opsra House Newark.
Harlem Bridge Commissioners. y. ~.
Woineu's Medical College commencement, MetopOl-
tan Cohcert Hal, $40 =. m.
Kirmes, IN ala OF skin and Cancer Hospital, Thirty
four street Park ,
Cclcbrailon Of Thomas Moore's birthday by Gaelic So
ecty. p lO. ,,,.,
Polytechnic Athl"tc Association games, brOoAIyh
Athletic Grounds. ! p. IN.
Ncw-Yor.-St Louis baseball match. Polo Grounds.
pm.
Kirness in German Club rooms. Siaplston, s. |.
Chaf her OF Commerce Committee. y. III.
Prohibition meellng, ILrlem IemPerAnce nan, : D. NJ