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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-20
A WYOMING MINE EXPLOSION

Alma. Wyo, Jan. I6.-lhe greates excitement exists here over the oonir nation uf thc news brought III las; night oi the tcrrible explosion in mine No. 1 d midnish, Thursday. The particulars of this catastrophe form a most horrible tale. The explosion took place just as a car in which two men was descending ,he slope 10 go ir;o the mine, and so great was the torce of the blast that this car vas literally blown from the mouth O: the minc ike a bal from the mouth Of a cannon, and the occupants were instantly klled. and mangled SC AS 10 De completely unrecognirabie The flames which instantly followed the explosion ourned all night, and destroying all the so0d wo;A about the mouth Of the mine illumiaated the country tor miles around. shedding larid glare over the sky shich was dlsdngu,shSble for miles. st IS nol yet discovered exactly how many uea were ln the miae at the tune ol the explosion. 51. l. ;s known that .hers Sere fourteen m,aers st work in distant chamber who could not by any means have escaped HoS many more suffered death while in the bowels cf ;he earth an no- be aseeTtained un;il the mll-Is e-n b. collected and the roil caGsd.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-20
zsrartus off New Versa.

Ala meetieg cf the Lime Kin Club Brother Gardner made the following remarks about swearing of: We an now about 10 cloze, sad the president, as he looked over Waydown Beebe's head al the clock, "aa want 10 say a word ahou, swsrin' of on New Vars day. Doan do it. De man of bad habits who wai.s h.r a sartin day in order fo sszr od, won't reform wuth a cent. Is nay opinyon dat We must take de comforts of lie as We go long. If yog Ike to smoke keep on Smekin. II you 6ke 10 ohaw, keep oa ohawin'. If you have any pertioier expreshun dat you use when you stub your toes asin A stone, doaR' leg so Of it simply bekase new y'aT haz cum. Al dat am 'spected cf Yoa am dal you aim your money honestly gay your debts promptly, use your f2ml.s well, and cast your inhooence on de side o5 right shall look fer yca To do 6is all de time, widout seisin' any saItin day 10 begin. De man who haz bin wai,in hull yaT fur the rust ob Jsnuary to arroye so dat he kin promise to brace Gp, an not wanted smuns
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-20
anrs.-a fl. .e-esrass.

4 special to the New York Sun from
 Washington, says: Among the oojec
 .;ons that have been made to the con-
 hrna:ion of Gen. W. 5. Koseorans' to oe register of the treasury, IS document n-eosred by some of his enemies III San
 Frane,soo which has beer submitted to the committee on finance. This tells the s.ory O. an old olesk by the name oi GodeH Buckingham, who vas m the registers office for great many years and performed efficient services but was peremptorilv discharged by Rose-Tans' !. is said when the latter discovered that he was the brother Tn law oi the late General K Curtis, between whom and General Rosecraas there was a bitter feud dating back to the time when they served together m the army ln Missouri The friends of Buckingham endeavored f. secure his reinstatement, but the register IS reported Ia thiS document 10 have sad tha, if an angel from heaven should come down and ask him to estore the old clerk 10 the place he xould not do II. While these efforts were beng made Buckingham died, and in the document $ copy Of a iettfr addressed by 1. Ba.rd and others to General Rosscrsns, in which appears the words, "and VIC believe that his dis charge by you was the real cause of his death. Ne oanno; forget ,he spirit which tempted you tO retaliate an old quarrel of yours with General Curtis. the first chance you had. upon his aged brother in las, GOdeI Buckingham The friends of General Grant are also very active in their opposition to con- fsn.iion of Rosecrans.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-20
ARIZONA WEEKLY JOuRHllmIERER
"WEDNESDAY :. JANUARY go, 1886
A y.aa,'s Long sleep.

On the 9th of October last MISS
 Minnie D.sher, the daughter o' vel ,o-do farmer near Columbus Nsn-
 ell into a heavy, trancelike sleep one recovered from this trance on ahu~i,
 sd. Daring this long interval she ialo to all appearances lifeless with the exception that puls4tion and respafaiioh could be discerned. When she came 10 her senses her mind seemed clear ana unimpaired, her general health and appe,te good, but her limbs were psralyzed. In explaining her feeiinsS while in the tranco, she sad she was conscious during the whole Peiioo' put n spite sf the greatest eSerhen she could not speak or rncye 2 muscle. ohe experienoed no physical pain until on the fortjeth day of the trance the meoi- cal at;andants applied an electric battery i,,,t since that time she has suffered the most acute pain, and complains that even now she feels the agony caused by the shock to her system by the application. The doctors now attending her think she vr;n shortly recover entirely, both ln mind and body.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-20

Thai was 3 sood, practical argument which Senator Stanfrod made ID a private debate with a brother Senator whose voice ~as for gold. ~Yoi say that this IS an e.ghy cent doiiaT, said Stanford: dr-S.1s from ms pocket standard dollar; ''Wei. Fl give yoa e9Iz cents each Tor ro.ooo of them. This IS a splendid opportunity for Yoa to make S!,95o." ihis Kindergarten style Q: q Instruction .a finance seems % De needed very badly ia Washington. no, oaly !. the Senate bu. iH the White House .tsei
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-20
15O REWARD

By resolution. unanimously adopted ai the issf meeting Of Us Executive Comm ftie. THE YsNAPaf TOOK GROWERS ASsO. CLAYTON hereby offers q standing rewsrt ol One Hundred and Fifty Dollars for tho defs c ton ieaa-tng ti the arrest ana conviction O. any rerscn or persons guilty of stes ling cattle or bors-- belonging 10 any men Der ofth .s Association: or for information ie sding 10 the arrest and cor yiction of any person or per- sons guilty of marking. branching or rnf h. clOusiy kiiliny live stock bsIoozing to an ' gne m per or tn, Association
 III fAZFLrfSE Serretary
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-20
Ranch and Station For Sale.

4 valuable ranch location and water station on one Of the stage lines to Prescott Tor sale cheap. Wei, barn, house and sa;oor. cast over sl5ao Coed range Tor cattle and ground ibat has beea cultivated. All his nroreriy -t apSut half eass. For fg p-stics- tars cal v tre JorRSa I.- MINER osies, JsnI9
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-20
sUHMONs.

In the Justices' Court, Prescott Precinct Yava. pal County, Arizona Territory.
 D. G. REEsE Co.,. Piatnras.1
 vA
 W. b. AkGo, Def . dani ]
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to W B. Asrc, deferdsuL
 ! ou are hereby summoned aud required to appear in an action rousht agsin nst you by the above named plaintiff, in the above entitled cadse and answer plaintiff som plaint before the undersigned. c Justice of the Peac al his of1s c in sai onct. within ten Q6i aays, fl E0ivod in efnct and within twenty ta) 1a0u, if in the county, end within ta.ity (0) served in the d. trfcf. in ell ct isr oAs Yty 1901 dAyaL -ss Said aceion is hroaghs to ieooveS the s1A Sl&6. sad you afs hsresy setiAsd thas if yoa fall 0 sppear asA aasvss the esnpaaanf n so0ve reQuired. said plaintiff viii tAks . anded e aforssaid, epd for sli relisf b the eremtses. and for costs of suit Make lAGal ervice and due return shersof.
 Given under my hand this a day of Ds. cem Der. A. D. lssS
 EUGENE PANNENBER0, Justice ftsc Peoce. Ysvspai County, Afis- On&-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-20
A NssiaS fArIacr Wz.Sez.
DIssoLUn TON OF PARTNERSHIP.

The partnership heretofore existing be-
 tween the undersigned under the firm saine of Gnu oh q Gray Is dissolved from tass dsss. JOHN A. CHGRCa.
 ooUGi AS GRAF PREscOTr, Jan. l, fSoG dssSi 1st
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-20
NOTICE 10 CRKDiTOlsM
Esr.Iro, eo1L1ER uRFrs. p.e..,.a.

Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned, ad no nj nt1x of the estate of GStiieb Crser. deceassd. 10 the creditors of, and a. persons having claims again st the said deceased, tr, eXnfbft them. with the necessary vouchers, within ten m nths sfier the frat pu hl icsfissn of this notice, 10 the saId aeministratriX as her residence in F esco:t. the same esfnR the place sor the sransaction cf the busins of said essste in the County of Yavapai.
 ELI EN E. UPPER, Admtnisfr tYix If the Estate Of Gotiieo Crfer. D ceased.
 Dated st Prescott, Ja'l nary '. lse6 I'm
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-20
Notice of Forfeiture.

Marccpa county, Territory o' Arizoua, Jan
 uary.J5. A. D., lSs6
 To JOSEPH WOODS:-You are hereby notified thai hsve expended one hundred llce dollsrs lb labor and Improvements apoD ese -Eontes1ms'' Nine 0r lode situalsd fl, Weave: Nssr'ef, fsvspai cocHt.y, Ariacns, A- sHs sopesf ny e ';se-te filed sanus,s 6sh. A. O. iS>n, in sie eaies sf lie Recorder a -sid eourrr is 0-fe. to- holc sad y,eeu.ses uude. .he proGsie.s of Section s.s34 Revised Sssr5te. Si tae CHi.ed Ststes, ntirS .hs snlcGIt required to hold ;be sane for he year endisg December 3lsf, 4. D. 1885. And if within ninety days after fhis notice by pub liestion, yau fsii or refu io contribute your proportion of such expenditure as co-owner TOUT interest .u said claim will become the property of the subseribrr under said Section 223322i. Ji5aod JOSEPH THORNTON.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-20
NOTICE
r.E.corr. A.r.. I.nu.rr 2. ,sss.

NS~' ~ A-' s@se"sS - Ao's-
 Charles Ygtes is hereby polired to execute . joint and legal deed, legally sig ed by Charles Yates anc bis wife sarah Ystes. 10 Linda H. L,unt, for Lots One ID anc Three lSD, i6 Block Fifteen, in the City ef Prescott, YnSapsi County, Territory of Arizona. upon according to the agreement made aad legally acknowledged by Charles Yates and his wife sarah Yates, and Linda II. Lount on August dollars. pay me mt in full for said ts, accord ing to the agreement. The above amount ts placed on deposit 10 be paid and drawn so Charles Yates when he and his wife exc cue deed according 10 the agreement. j7-im LINDA R. LOCNT.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-20

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-20

00R0 n For working people. Send 10 AA ce ts postage, and Ws will mall you free, royal, vAlusbfs sam UUeeu pie box of eooss that . in put you ID the way of making more money fn . few days than yau ever ihopght possihle al sny business Capital not required. Yu can live st home and work i1 spare time only, or all the time All os both SC exes, Of al. ages, grsndly succe.fful 5o cents to e e si V earned every evening Tha' all who want work may test the business. we ID axe thie unparalleled oHer- To all vna sxe Q not veil ssilsnec we wil send Sl 10 pay for the trout bic of writing us- Full particulars d.-ecfis etc, sent iree- immensely psy absolutely sure for sil DO start af once. Don't delay. Address SrlksoN Co.,. Portland. Maine
 Ns1saG farIacr Wz.Se1.
 A favorable opportunity Is offered by Geo Jackson 6 Co., to any person or party having iunos 10 invest in mining, to take an interesl in gravel claims on the HAsszpsmpa Greek and get water upon the ground. About S2o0f required For particulars confer Geo Jackson .s walnut Grove, or address Henry 4. Bige- low, presc u, AT
 GEO. JACKSON q co.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-20
CHRONIC DISEASES Liver, Blood, and Lungs.

If you feel dln. .1rowy, uehnezted. have allow soloc of skin. or ye:lowish-6row spots eo fece or body. frequent headache or cfizzi- s!efnafsng with hot flashes, low spirits and sIoomy oEeoodfneA tueGsxA.f sppeBee, and ScSsicS. SVsSepsiS. % snd T1rps1 nt.m uissr jne.. or "1tl1OasaesA.n In many cases only parf of thcse Enptoms arc eIperieneed. Aa 2 erTs19e0 Ts19e0 Tor au .s s,es csssS Dr. FlSfeee1 equal
 For Weak L.ngs, spitting of Blood, ssnorseesS oa BrSa1h. Bronehitis, ktndred oRecoOoA it . . sovereign refnAdy. Send ten cents in atamps for Dr. Pierre's book oo Consumption Sold by DruggiSss
 PRICE $l.oo. fsss : @HSs.ySs5s S.ySs5s:
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-20
c0MSu MpTI0N.

vhieh . oerOfulOus Disease of inc Llnga, . promptly and certainly arre-tei and cured by this God-eiEen remedy, ii taken nefore the h64agr,y of the deA8 arc reached
 fafal 6senBe when ffsf offering this DOW cef- e6rated remedy to the pubic. Dr. PIERCE thougnf ser3ousiy of calling 1t his "COn- e too limited for q medicine Vbich. from if, wonderful combinaion of tonic, or strengthera- Ing. ahefafiye, or blood-cieansing, aDfi-bilious, pot only as rsmeay t0 eonsunpoDu Of ths
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-20
Dr. Liebig
 ApIsPEysARY
Cor. s.eAry aud rIa.e. .,

r,RE COIL EGE INSTITUTE f-4 fAs ru7- of ali special. Con ritc.slec and so-c si led h. c1rsr ErcEie Diseases. br. flettEis German Inyf9 orator is rcSltfFEif EuaEauteed tS cure .fervous snd q gsicz! I,etalify. N-ss kuesE. Lost Man hood, Isoss - ha-sEg, IsD DrirS and aiEri- nez- in tbS ,esos snelaaebolr hope less raeiirrs- En6 a.l the r'-sni ss of NoGtbrrGI nprussIcs 1la exeezes c< mature years. ] De Doctor. a regular college phystc so, Nisi &gfee ta forfe it a tto1ssrd coilses for s cEze tbr l1yi-orEtoF Etii Ect eufs, under special treatment a11 lsSgirt.
 T.e rV.lscn Ssby SO many csr n0t get cared Of WsskEess and fhe above cisesEe-, fs owing 10 . complacRfion called PE1sTA- = EoEsy-s fhsSa requires peea- liar Ersatrnert-
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-20

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 pr. EinIie'k Kidney Remedy. SEPHRESr- uM, cures all kinds of kidney ard bladder { ompssinfs. Gonc--noes, LsEecrrhoes. Eseef
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-20

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-20
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-11


down for a while and then he shook him
until Bennie's hair began to ty out, and then
he bent over the shrinking lad and wore out
an ebony ruler on him. Then he said, III q
meek. timid way, The school may have re-
ceSs and touched the bell for us to so out.
We walked out like boys walking to their
own executions. That night Mr.. Gibbs went
70 see the new teacher about it, and that
meek man beat him with chair leg until he
had To be put to bed. You never saw such a
man. He wasn't afraid Of anybody. One
day he put the president Of the board OF edu-
cation ont of the school room because he
criticised the way the new man taught long oil
vision. This teacher, whose name was Moses
VI Meeker, went into the Union army soon
after the war broke out, and when one OF our
old bows, George SlOcum, Missouri boy,
who had gone into the Confederate army and
was serving under Price, heard that Meeker
WAS in GriersOn's cavalry, he deserted and
came north and shot of three fingers OF his
right hand to avoid the draft. He said as
soon as he heard that old Meeker had enlisted
he knew the south had no chance. MeeEer Is
a preacher now. He has been preaching IN
the same church for eighteen years, and never
had but one row with the choir. That was
the first Sunday he preached, and they do say
that now, if he ordered that choir to sing the
long meter doxology to Amsterdam" or
GSilver Street." they'd do it, if it burst the
organ. - Robert J. Burdette In Brooklyn
Eagle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-11
Domestic Views.

The small boy was RECALLING visitor with
the family album.
SWho is this one:" asked the victim, as he
began the Photographic volume.
~Oh, that's gramp', an here's gram rite
acroSt the leaf
GAnd this pretty ladyP
That chromo'S Ant Suke; she's terror.
An that fel that looks as Of he didn't know
beans is nunkey."
who are the two taken tOgetherF
That's pop an nam, only they amt fitin'
there"
&And this sweet childl'
~Thats me when was kid. An that's
pops first wife what dide; and that's another
nunky. Say, he don't look like bird, does
hei Pop says he's a real old gallus bird; an
this"
The entrance of the family prevented fur
Their disclosures Detroit Free Press
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BURoETTE
Pays n Tribute to the Memory OF His
Meek hammered school Teacher.

Pays a Tribute to the Memory OF His
Meek hammered school Teacher.
Bonnie Gibbs is one of the daring, venture
some boys In my memory of school days. His
pa was a school director, and consequently
Bonnie dsfied the teachers in the Gibbon
school to an extent that made him heroic in
our eyes. 1t was always understood that
Bennio was TO test every new teacher to see
how much sass he would take before no
broke out and left the reservation. One timo
old Mr.. Grayson was sick and q substitute
took the school for o few weeks. The SubSti-
tute was q mild looking man, of middle age,
somewhat bald, with a thin neck, sandy COM
plexiOn, meek voice and paddock whlSkerS.
Not q boy of us was afraid Of such looking
man as that; still, Bonnie Gibbs, as usual,
took tho field for a Reconnaissance the first
morning. First he dropped book on the
floor. Then he dropped his slate. Then he
pushed tho big dictionary off the table Then
he whispered. Then he left his seat without
permission. Then ne slammed the door like
an earthquake when he went into the recita-
ton room. Then he whiStled once. Then he
mewed softly, like O cat. Then he whlned
like dog. Then he said "Ma'amF very
loudly and pertly when the new teacher
spoke to him very mildly, and we all laughed
ourselves tired Then Bennie cOughed like
an old man. Then it was time for recess and
the new teacher looked at his watch and told
Us to put away our books and then he
tiptoed meekly down the aisle to Ben
ME Gibbs seat. He took Bonnie by
both shoulders and Churned him up and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-11
WHY He Followed.

He was going home to his wife and family.
It was growing dark. He had lonely road
from the car and he was making as fast head
way as he could, when be suddenly gathered
a dim suspicion that a man was following him
purposely. The faster he went, the faster the
man went and they came 10 a graveyard.
sNow,n he said to himself, an find out if
he is after me-" and he started through the
cemetery. The man followed him. Vague
visions of revolvers behind him, sensations Of
sandbags and loaded clubs and things grew
rpon him. He lodged around grave and
his pursuer lodged after him. He made de-
tour Of a mauSoleum. Still the forbidding
shadow was after him, around and around.
At last he turned and faced the fellow.
What in thunder do You wantl What are
you following me for!"
Say, do you always so home like thisl
Pm going up to IS house to do a job Of
carpentering, and man at the car told me if
I'd follow you I'd find the place. Are You
going home at all San Francisco Chronicle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-11

81 63}a1 Ga. Mess Pork-Cash 50 Boa
9 As: November 50 %; December 50 124a
9 Is closing at 50 Is; January 50 95a
10 05. closing at 50 50. Lard-Cash s. 50;
November SIS 92B5 95, closing at S. 92!;
December S. S74a5 %, closing at s. 80;
January So 95a5 972, closing at 50 30.
Short ribs-Cash S. 80; shoulders 50 lOa
) 90: short clear So S5a5 80. Whisky at
81 Is. Sugars-Cut loaf 6sa6Sc; granu-
lated sic; standard A 5!c. Butter and
eggs-Steady.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, November 10.-Flour-
steady. Wheat-Lower; No. 2 red Nov
ember S3aS35c; December S4saS4sc; JAN
uary S5Ia853c; February S7saS7Sc. Corn
Old steady; new crop dull; new No. )
mixed Ale; old do 44lc; futures nomi-
nally unchanged. Oats-SpOt dull and
lower: No. = mixed SO; good Western No.
3 white "a; prime do sac; futures quiet
but steady; No. 2 white November Boa
35lc; December 35!a352; January 36ia
364; February 363a37.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. November 10.-Cotton-
Good demand. Flour-Heavy. Wheat
Easier; No. . red 75a76c; receipts 100
bushels; shipments, 5000. Corn
Firm; No. . mixed 363c. oats-Firm,
higher; No. 2 mixed 2sa2S!c Rye,
Steady; No. 54a55c. Pork-Steady
at $3.50. Lard-Steady at $500. Bulk
meats and bacon-Quiet and unchanged.
Whisky-Steady, ut S1.13. Butter, sugar
and cheese-Firm. Eggs-Firmer at lStc.
Chcese-Firmer.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, o., November lO.-Wheat-
Weak and lower; cash and November ll}c;
December 77Jc bid; January 79sc; May
Sole. Corn-Steady; cash and November
3Sic; May 42c asked. Oats-Steady; cash
27Ic. Cloverseed-dull; cash and De
cembcr 81 80.
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New York
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
wheeling.

The demand for flour is brisk and Is
keeping up even with the supply, while
manufacturers are not anxious to sell at
prevailing figures. The market is
firm and wheat is stillcoming
in pretty lively and selling at 75c
per bushel. with fair demand at those
figures. Prices in all instances remain the
same as at our last report. In the feed
market middlings and bran are quiet, oats
are fairly firm, corn has improved and
hay remains quiet. Prices are as follows:
FLOUR AND GRAIS-ChOice family -four
in barrels 81 90; in sacks s. So; middlings
per ton sl2 90; bran per ton SO 90; wheat
No. / per bushel 75c.
FEED-Com per bushel 40a45c: oats ga
2sc; baled hay per ton Sl2 0Oal3 90; loose
hay is selling for about So OOa1l 20 PEI
ton