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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-09

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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-09
Isneoinl correspondence.l

Especial correspondence
New. YoRK, Nov. 1.--Mrs Lucy Parsons Is
the wife of Albert Parsons, one of the seven
Anarchists of Chicago now under sentence of
death. Instead of sitting down to weep over
the terrible doom of her husband she has
started out to carry her cause before the tri-
bunal of the great public. She babe her hus-
good-by, saying: II will go and appeal
to the people. In case the inevitable comes,
you, with the others, will GO to a glorious
DEATH She came to New York and spoken
Clarendon hall to over 5000 persons.
She has been frequently spoken of as a col
ored woman. She is eclored, but not with
tho blood of Africa. Her ancestors were
Mexicans, native born. ut has been charged
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-09
TIE WOMAN ANARCHIST.
MRS. LUCY PARSONS, WIFE or ONE
or THE SENTENCED SEVEN.

what She Looks Like and what she
says - Her Mexican Ancestors - Her
Dream of the Dawn OF u New Day.
Her PIucly Battle at Orange.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-17
The Nesnsl school |.

The Territorial Normal School wss open cd oa Monday, Feb. S;h, with H. B. Farmer ss principal, with fifteen ftudsnts, since which time several more have srrived. AS now represented there w.ll be good stten- dance upon the school within another month. Prof. Fsiuer has purchased from R \. Davis the cid Shsnron ranch. ems bfac:ng water right and l6o acres of lana together with large building for ihe coz sidersiion of t3,0OO The buiiding aloae cost ncfe than the sum paid for the pre- misea and Prof. Fsrmer will arrange 6. once for the acc m n ,dl,,oa in both bosrd olging If over 20 scp!s- His ehs-ges will 'e mo1s;a'-, .ur1 wilI he sxscte3 by .u her people of rr"pe, sl! of when have .i, srsst .t nsa:s h. saceessta, issne fl tse schcol .-Gzs .ttc.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-17

With the Gila Bend, Mohawk Valley and the grand canal ia Pinai County, to- sethsr with smaller enterprises of similar nature, is is believed that nearly ie0 mics of irrigating ways will be constructed in
 Arixoos during the present year. Tue pro gress agriculture is making in this territory is svsn aoee su' prisiOg thau the growth oi stocs r.ising interests. The ,rgonaut' vould not believe that California was des. tined to assams any importance as an agFi' cultural section, and the incredulisy wltt which Arizona hes been viewed in the sams respect, proEises to be d,spelled just ., emphaticsily that, too, before many years--Hersld.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-17
1AA0OrARR El4E.
A1Doos H0eal DeosFuesksu sG the Town
 Atooo1oA Wash loss ef

o 1e8 - VI La1e.
 Word va received here at ar early hour Sunday morning from Fiagstaf. that fire had bsokes oss in that place a, o'clock A. h, duriags high sind, resulting ia the total dsstruetioa of the entire basiness part of ,own. Later intelligence conveyed the sad ssVs that barber named Wm. Bid iness, well knosn here, having formerly besn employed in Tom Aill:ean's shop, was burned to death. B:dingsr hss . bsother, named Charles, working at T. 0ttos barber shop, wbo also received tele grsDs confirming the sad news.
 No particulars Of his death wsre gym Tte loss falls heavily on the ci,izsns of she tsws, many of them bsing isf, peaoiless, end without means Of lising. < relief committee was orgsrized and teiegrsm sent to J. l. Fisher, 0. this place, asking for tho contribution of provisions CT any thing tha, will relieve ;Le sufferers. The fire is said 10 have originated in a Chinese restaurant and as . scouseqnence the Chinese were crdered io leave town.
 The folio sing is the list of losses as tele- graphsd 10 the Courier: 3 kilpauiek, store, tl0.000; insurance, q 500; ! S bery, saloon, t6,00O, no insurance; D A Murphy, store, t5.000, no insurance; foxwor:h, fur niture store-dead loss, about S5 5,00e, no insurance; Dsggs Bros, owners oi Ho;ei building and meat market, t6,0o0, no iusur- anos; W H Grov lessee Fisgstafr Hotel, @ co, DO insurance; F W Middleton, store and building, s.,500, no insurance; A M Nuom | Co, billiard hall, q 300. no irsur> snce; Jno Sanders, fruit and stationery, e2,0o0, no insurance; A Ger gal, building ei, 900; no insurance; W Gray, ssdd!ery, q, 900, no insursrce; P B Brsnnen & Co, el0,O00, insurance, Sl0, 900; Dr Brannep, office and drug store, t2,50o, no insurance; s T spannon, sAloon. 500, no insurance; J F Hsvkes, rsstaursat, t2,50e. no insur- ance; J \ Aarshsl, residence, s70o, no insurance.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-17
Court Esscs.

District Court met tiis morn;ag al 10 o'c.ock, Chief Justice Shields, presiding. Calendar vss called and cases set as ioi- iows:
 Holmes vs Ho'mcs for Tuesday 16ih. Hesuvr "a Eckers et al Mon lay 23j. Dsgxs VI Mclean and same vs Lampcrt Friday 1s.h inst.
 Campbell vs Camp ,cll, ThprsdAy 18Th st
 Ase'as vs Condroo, on appssi from jus tic-'s court. Tuesday 2Si.
 In case oi Territory vs Tiger Mining Co; judgment by default,
 Jacob Dengler, native of uermany, sd- mitted to cit sz:nship.
 Recess until 2P '.
 Daines was admitted to bail in the sggIe- gate sun O! ts,s00 on the several charges against him
 CP Stanton va Yavap.i County, jadg- ment for plaintiff.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-17

Jack Mcdonald, one of the beat known u'neis Of this county, surprised his many fr,ends to-day by ,hs anuourcement of his marriage, Wb'ch soVk plscs last evening. The fortunate lady who has linked her liis and forum. to his is Miss ' uy N, Kinnoe, ao excellest young lady. Ar. AcDSasld is . sober, D. right and industrious young mau and the JsuRxAL-AIN most heartily congratulates him, and his bride and hope that, e she yeArs roll by, they may Ind the pay streak of domestic felicity aad happiness grow richer.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-17
Wednesdays Edition.

J.A. Murphy county Judge of NOhsvs county s in town.
 l. Kuhn, of the Lios Store, is expected to return tomorrow. Aohsvs county wants . gra.d jury to in- vsstgste county s6siss.
 The thermometer hes ranged ct about ss degrses this month in Yuma.
 Jadge Rassldins is expecting money to-day to pay tho taxes of tho A. ( P. rail- rood company.
 6heria Nulvsnon has received come good photographs of his late deputy J. V. Auf ply from San Franciseo.
 A relic of the Verde dock hunt is oa a. hibitioa at Aieken's cigar stsre in the shape of . piecs of bread baked by the ebief cock of the party.
 The proceeds of the Firemen's ball is to bs divided into four parts. One fourth is to be given to each of the thrse companies and one fourth to the department ss . whole.
 Jsnes A. BAyard, Secretary of shs Ter : ritory. and the lass sppoiutss made in this territory, has been coalrmsd by the ssnsts, the first confirmation made of territorial officials.
 "Whom the gods vou.d destroy it 6nt makes mad" if really . true sphorism, would indicate that the powers he'd evil designs ou our contemporary. It is the only one that has lost it's temper.
 We rather think iha' U.S. Marshal Meade will ~ish hs had let the San Carlos and Hsulpai Indian reservations aiope be- fore be gets through accounting with Uncle Sam for the money expended in dragging cases from these reservations to the U, 6 Court at Prescott.-Aohsve County Miner.
 Hoo. Sam Purdy, of Yuma, and Governor Zulick met in Phsnix on Saturday. It may have been simply coincidence but she late cold wave struck Prescott tho day following. The Star says Af. Psrdy va pleased with Governor Zalick. If Sam is pleased His Exccllency will have smooth sailing.
 .he JoURNAL-AUEK has never exhibitsl any zsal to defend Er. Churchill in sae tax csss' It published plain, truthful st.teosnt of the case without comment. Neither has it preferred any chsrgss agsins, Marshal Meade except the charge of ez srsvagsnce which It ''pressed" to m un- cop,rsdicted issue.
 The old "war h0rss" of the Courier vss at thehsln h,0sen this morning aud nearly every other item in the paper contained the name of Ct urchill. The "C. urchiIl organ," ''gang 'etc., argument hes become such stale reading that every tune it is used It makes friends for the man it is intended to iejare Mr Churchill is alpublic official and q sucb liable to critic,sm for his officials scts, bu, when he is accused of sets for which the siitor of the Courier night jsss ss we'll ibe held responsible and which the people we'll know, 1t favon % much of ipju,tics that ii cssatss sympathy where It is intended to do injury.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-17
Dea Dssasr's CAsp msass.

outesamA Street, Prescott. All the deli-
 c,s Of the Home, San Franeisco and Asnsss City markets, Compris,ng: Fresh s'ish, Oysssrs, Lob.ters, Chickens. Pig Feet, 'ipe, Spiced Lambs, Tongues, Salad. etc., .'s., Dinner from to 2 ?. '. Elegant Private Rooms Attached, euppen and ':isAte Dinners . specially. Prioss to suit de times. Open day aud night.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-17
A na,lrsaA na.s ysevs.

Ar. Joseph Hicksoo, the agent in Tor onto, Cansds, of the New York Wet Shoes and Buffalo Railroad Company. is well known throughout the Dominion. He writes thss for ssver.l wesks his little girl was ill with bronchitis He used diGsrsn, preparations, aud also had he treated by . pby sician. but without effect. Finally b tried Red Star Cough ,urs, and bsfoss one bottle was faishsd sbe v0 perfectly veil.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-17
q Caa

Go all who Ms sufieriny from tho sRrors aad iiscrenons of youth, nerveu weakness. .aIly decay, los of manhood, etc. I vii send recipe tLas will cure you FR ,E or HARGR This great remedy vss dis
 overed by . nisionary in Souta America. lend . self.sddressed envelope to the REV iosErz I. IxnAx, Station 3. New York City tts
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-17
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
 Captain A. T. Brann, of Turkey Greek, is in town.
 PA. Crsigue still pins his faith on the stefiag mine.
 Travel s being opened up again over the H,ssyampa divide.
 Fred Games, of Kirkland Valley, ea0s into town last night.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-17
Rx0a li0Dseo

Of . WEKkLY JogRAL.AIxsR costsininR . full account of the execution of D. W. Dllda, csa b peocarsd at this om;s on asd alter Wednesday, fsbruasy losh. Prios 10 cents.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-17
BRAND
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
Territory of AsiI ,nA, County of Yxyapd
 Feb l3.h l68.

Territory of AFiz ,nA County of Yxvapai
 Feb. 13.h le6.
 To Sutton HcWhortsrs or his assiGns, you are hereby notified that vs the uAdersined, |, have expended one hundr d dollarf (slo j in labor and improvements 0a each of the fol- lowinx miass 0r l0des. vlS: Cprtis end Ne Whorters, situAted il Yavapai County. cQ Mineral Greek. Peck District, and ssy sholt two miles north iron Hsckberry Raneh, \. |. year ending Dec, 4th lSuA, and within O days after tAis notice by publication you fail or refuse t0 contribute your pr0portioa ola co-ownef, your in.srsss in said claims vill become the psooertv 0f the subscribers, under said e ton 2SA os the revised statutes ot the united States. aA- CCRT19 fehl79A NELSON GABRIEL.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-17
Grooa Ra0s.

Two blankets and buggy rvbe wiii be rsf3; ;i at the Prescott House, as soon all the ehsuces are sold. Highes, throw iakss the rob., nexrhighes, one blank and the low est tL.ow the other Tickets el. Apply t' L,onard HanselmAn, if
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-17

Geo. Rsddin end Frank Dsl.sey, of Tur. ksy creek, gre in town.
 Jos Losg is painting the scaGsld q which Dilds vas hanged week sse There will be sesv,ess at the CAtholis Church so- norroW e follows: Nass, 10 4. A. Su; day School. 3P.M. The social club members attending lasl nights party, were few 10 aumbers, but al present had . good ti'.e. A Courier came ID last evening for pby. sician to attend Niss Rieteahouse, who | quite serious ill is ThompsOu Valley. Counterfeitss Fisher is ssid to have pro-
 cured Henry rife from . cabin west ol Prescott, which indicates that he will give 6ght if pressed too closely by the officials. Mrs Hutchinsoa, one of Preecotts fsirest
 ladies, is visiting the family oi her Srotbes in law Mr. H. D. Under wood, of this city. -Tucson Star.
 Mn. W. W. Hutchinson speaks in great praise of the many set cf kindness rendered
 her by F. N. Murphy, during the sickusss
 and slie, che desih of her husband in New Orleans.
 The piping for the hydraulics of the Orc Fiuo Mining Company. are being finished uo st Sam Hillb Sho., and under the supsr-
 vision of Walter Hsllig.n They will shortly
 bs shipped Co their des,iDs.ion. The Board of Supervisors met to-day and submitted X compr omise to the Atlantic |
 Pacific railroad for the payment of taxes due, which, it is un derstood, will be accept cd. It is on the basis of about thres. .tourths the amount which appeared on thI tax roll.
 The tel graph operator at Camp Verde yesterday morning telegrsPhed that Pres- colt hunting party was ia thss vicinity numbering blrds and rabbits. They were previsioned for . two days hunt, having five demijohns of whiskey and two losves oi bread.
 As sn example of the utter impossibihty of our contempossryIto:tell the truth it says that this paper clsims to have hadthe fig ures ublished in yesterdays issue for some tune. Whst we said, was that c,rtain in- formation had been in our possession; the figures were ob s;nedy yesterday morning from the clerks office.
 J. L. Fisher, one of Prcscott's most en terpris ing merchauts and busi9sss men, has bsen appointed agent for Oli Tennessee White Rye Whiskey, by Feakhaussn | Co, the general agents of San Francisco. A sample bottle has been sent to this office for medicinal purposes, and the expert of the ofiice pronosnces it of superior qusl- i!y.
 Chss. w. Beach and partner, E. Comstock came in from Kirkland Valley last evening This is MT. Comstock's first visit to Pres colt. and he expresses himself we'll pleased with our town and country.
 A comic picture, illustrating . company of co,ored firemen, has cen labeled, repro senting our local fire lsddies is on exbibi. ton at Miliisa.s Tons ,rial Palace. It has been the subject of much amusement among he b,ys. The present Chief, J. L. Long, looms up very prominently in the group
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-17
DoDH.
son.

HEAD-In O.kl.nd, CalifosniA Febsuasy l6:h to the wife of Col. c. F. Head son.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-17

When clothespins arc only . ceas dozen shsrs is DO excass for snoriDg in church. And when Red Star Cough Cure is only fifty censs bottle there is no excuse fer cough. ing in church.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-17
11SSiED.

NcDONALD-AcKINNON In Prescott, Febesary lSsh, by R.v. Father Gabitosi, Ar. JoAs AcDoaa!d to Miss Mary No Kinnoo.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-17

The Murray, Ky, News says: "We will take it e . gress favor if you will bring us the wood you promised on last years sub scnptioo. From this tune on no ere can see&hs NeWs for wood, unless it v hauiei bsfore your nsms is entered on our sub sefiptioo book. Of course, we don; mind accommodating few wood subscribers by ssndins them the paper, but the wood must invariably be delivered st our 6oor beforehand. Hessfser ,ho>e desiring to take the paper and pay for it in cordwood can gst it for two good t~o-horse wagon losdr, delivered before 'h paper is start .d Aa Aria ,ns editor IS glad to get one god load for year's su"-cr'piion- Recently, while sirkIng a well on the desert, sou.h O; th. railroad, Nessss. Bam- rick .and Moses found, s0 feet below the surface of the ground, fragments of Aztec pottery, upon which were figures, Is- semblihg n dssign and outline the orns- menb m the pottery of the Papagos and Pimas Of to-day. This would indic.te that century afsr century must have rolled by sines tho prehistoric inhabitants of that section bscaos extinct or were driven swsy.-Ipiesp6.
 Governor Tritis rece,ved verd yesterday l from his foreman, Jack Mcdonald, of ite ! Blue Dick mine, that he had opened up . body of h,gh grade ere belov the tunnel level. This is good indication of the per nassncy ot shis ore body. During the
 nossh twenty ,ns of oee. averaging ss5s rsr thu have been shipped to ;he reduction
 Works.
 We ass isdossd to \. A. Noors for . copy of the Carboadals, (Kanse,) Calendar
 . neat eevsy pePsr, published 5y Jim s. CAl.ea, sos of '.Old Grizxly," who, i, will bs
 rsnsmbsrsd, defesded Csc. walk.r, and
 Mile Reyaolds, an old KsosAs journalist.
 Callea ( R,ynolda make about afssroag joseaa'istic team e could be put io,o bar ssss, aad If Csrbood sie doat grow from village isto city in tev years, it won b shs fAuis Of ths Oalsadar-
 NcDONALD-NcKINNO1 In Prescott,
 Febrsasy isth, by R.v Father Gubisos Nr. Johs NcD0na!d to Miss Mar, N.
 Kiasoa.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-17

Lieut.. Msus snphstieslly contradicts ths
 report circulated by the Mexicans thas the
 scouts under Captain CssWford had com- mitted ocira2es near F:onteras- Maus says
 that neither Capssin Crs sford For his
 soouis were within seve.ty Ave miles of
 ths. place,
 The will of the late e. W. Curtis was admitted to probate this morning and les- ten testamsnsazy issued to his widow, Ars. Anna Curtis, without bonds. The widow is
 ramsd q sole legssss during life the estate eve rtiag to her children on her death. A Coastock miner says he has been in
 hot water constantly for fifteen years. His wife keeps him in hot water when hs is on the surface, and the shift boa when he goes down into the mine. The hot water below hse taken all .Ae na-ls of Lis toes and that above all the hair oh his head.-Ex. Our contemporary assumss to know more
 about what is going on in Phenix than
 parties living there. It charscser;ses the
 charges. alleged by the Phenix Herald. to
 have been preferred against Marshal Meade.
 e '-s coococsed series of scandalous ibels."
 The Herald probably know its business and
 the Gazette, (dsmocratic) admits the subs stantial correctnes of the Hera.a's as icle
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-17

We are writing . lareTK amount of life insur ance than any oiher company or association in the United States.
 Our charges for car ryiDg risks are low and equitable, al least one half chea per ttan ths rates Of inc old level premium conpanie..
 We have GR DED RATEswith . RESERVE fUND.The NET EARN ISGS of the Assoeis-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-17

Queen Oonso.idittd min Dg company ol Bsbce, recently csiied the miners together and n R neat h:;'e speech detailed 10 them the necessity of reducing their wages fifty cents per day. after March list. 1t cast quite a gloom over the camp. bu, the force Of the argument was recognized, and the mater acaGicsced ic. Bisbee is still . acurishirg camp.-Citizsn.
 There seoms to b, sn organized band of cattle and horse thieves operating along She boundary line between the Unite States and Mex.co, with a possible divcr- sion iu tbe way ef smuggling stock seross the iine. The heavy losses in the vicinity of Tu ,sc, aai the fact ,ha: their trail led directly into Sonora, show that the theftl arc made boldly and with apparent uncon cern. The stockmsn in the southeru DOT. tion of our county should plant . Iss hemp. or develop lead mine. They are specifics for the cure of she epidemic thai prevails about them.-Citix
 The Phenix Gszette says that ID A Fisher, an sgent of the depsrimeo, of ju. see, who come< here for the purpose of in spectias the affairs of she offics of ex-Mar shsl Oske, is now stopping st the Hote Lemon ." The young man meant to e! Marshal Meade instead of ex. Manhal Dak but bis democratic nodesty forbid it. 4F Fisher never knew, unti! his arrival in thi territory, that there was sach man ss ex. Marshal Dak~. While in Prescott he nc him frequently, bat never once mentioned accounts 10 him, as his accounts are slread, iu process of ssts!emen, st Washington. Tte outlook for Stockuen IS very favor able.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-10-21
TIE WHITE.

An improved hig arm Sewing Machine.
The advantage of IA high arm. admitting
the passage under it Of bulky garments
without mu,sing or soilIng the compacting
by them, Is too we'll known Ia require ,leS-
cription
Ii will last life time and its range of
work exceeds that Of anv other machine.
WiRRI fTED FOE FIVE YEARS.
Among the many advantages OF the
White machine are it, needle, self Setiing in
every sense the word-always right.
II has the least complicated, the most
simple, durahl" and complete shuttle ever
made, simplicity in threading being an cs-
pecial feature. The shuttle tension is So
arranged that you can increase il or de-
crease II without removing the shuttle from
the machine or disarranging the work.
All wearing parts of the White are made
adjustable, ;" that any lost motion incident
"a long usage can be easily taken up, thus
avoiding the delay and expense in duplica-
ting parts. The simplicity in threading the
White is unequaled 10y any other machine,
and We would particularly call attention
81 the fact in either the upper or lower
thread. there is no hole to thread through
excepting the eye Of the needle.
For Family Use, Dress Making, Tailor.
ing, the White il without peer.
II. Lee Harden, Agent,
COMPTON, MD. July 90.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-10-21
Nais b Hdd ksspn. sAi all dAsS sss zeal IA
igsan

= For the information of all persons con-
cerned, the following Act of the l.egisla-
ture, passed March 9Th. 1895. il published:
CHAPTER 1871:
AN ACT prohibiting the sale of Spiriiuous
or Fernented Liquors in the several
counties Of the State on the day II eleC.
ton
SECTION /. BE il enacted by the Grae.
raj Assembly of Maryland, That il shall
not be lawful for the keeper of any hotel.
tavern, store, drinking establishment, or
place where liquors are sold. or for any
person or persons, directly az indirectly, "a
sell, barter. give or dispose Of any spiritu-
Gus or fermcnied liquors, ale or beer. or in.
toNicating drinks oi any kind, on the DAYS
~ election hereafter t. Dc held in the seN,-
ral counties % this STATE
SIC. >. BE il enacted. That any person
violating The provisions ut this Act shall H.
liable 10 indictment Toy the gElnd Jury uf
the county wherc the offence is committed,
and shall, upon conviction before any Judge
Of any of the circuit courts of this State. la
fined 4 sum of not less than fity dollars
nor more than one hundred dollars for each
and every Offrnce-Onc-ha the line shall
hc paid the iniurmer, the other half Ia the
county commissioners, for the use OF public
roads.
J. PHILIP greenwich,
Sheriff Of II. Mary's county.
Oct. lie.