davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-28

SinberniB Der @Iet6beit, Briberli1teit
unb Sreibett, Der i~ociulen Srbnuns unb
bes Sriebens 1T unb gum brutalften De-
ipotismus Der ridi1rittli6en sebeinen
@eieai9aften rnb gum 8arsertriese fibtt ;
3. tn @rpisung. baB Der Intts& lertcaliss
mus In wirtbi9aftIi9sr Sesisbuns ni5ts
anberes aIs bic Iusbeutuns ber untern
goltstIa6en b~ebeutet, betrieben pon elmer
babia9tigen Clique, bic bas golt burb
Srrtbum unb 2afterbaftisteit gu psrberben
unb In ibre @epalt su brtnsen iu9t, bas
NIT bic Nntts &lertcaIeu pon benz @elbe Der
TN gIenb i9ma9tenben 4rmen fi1 mditsn
tSnnen, perlanst bas i'm Iamen Der fatbos
lii9en ReItston unb driitIi6en Sreibeit
perfammelte Bolt pom Wailanb: a. es
m6se bic Ra9it9t sesen ben antis& lertcas
lismus, no unb tn uel9er @eiie er INNER
auftreten mag, elm @noe nsbmen; b. es
perbe bic tatbolti9e Relision allentbaIben
obne Wenidenfar9t rifi9tIos betannt
unb beren &e1te, bic ni9t bon meni9li9en
@eisten bersuleiten iinb, ioubern ibrer Ras
tur nad BON Soft entitamnen, iberaa pers
tbeibist C. es werbe i'm l1nterridt unb In Der
gr,tebuns Der atbeismus unb bic SrreIigios
iitdt energii9 betdmpft, unb tein Samts
lienpater bulbe, baB feline &inber atbeiitis
i9e unb irreItstOie S9ulen bslu9en; d.. es
Jet bic 6reibeit bes @iaens IN ben relisi5s
fen @snphsnidaften unb bas tir9Ii9e 81.
sentbum Su a9ten; e. es iei aIes basies
nise, mas bic Sreibeit unb l1nabbdnsiateit
Der apoitolii9en Birtiamteit bes gapites,
bes 2ebrers ber Meni9bett, Der Quele al
Ter @tutltiattou, bes b69ften Rubmss Sta
liens, bes sr6Bten 8obItbdters Der 8elt
unb unieres ipectellen Saterlanbes bebins
bert, btnwessurdumen. 0amit enbli9
bteie Sreibeit unb llnabbdnsisteit pon ber
seiammten 8spSltsruns S.aIiens seforbert
perbe, iollen f. bic &atboItten StaIiens
@ue, I'M Hamen @ottes unb gbrtIft, i'm
Rameu bes 9apitss unb Der tatbolti9en
&elision, i'm Namen Der Wifeni9aft unb
Bilbuns. bes 8aterlanbss unb Der Samts
lie, en6Ii9 I'M Namen bes @eiites unb
Serasns, iopte tn iensm ber slorrei9en
Erabitionen Staliens a~aentbalben unb au
ieber 3sit In Bi9ern unb 8eitl9riften, In
8ereinsn unb Bel OffentIiden &unbsebun.
gen sesen bic l1nuifenbeit unb SiniterntB,
ebenio wie sesen ben iataniiden 9aB Der
Intt: Rlericalen aler Stdnbe antdmpfen,
unb fir ibre manufacturer &e9te aud
burd ibr tabelloies geiipieI, ibre bsitdnbis
&c uebuns Der &elision in Der Stride nibt
nur, ionbern au9 in Der S9uIe, tn Der
@aierne, auf 6HentIt4em 8lase, In SAM
bel unb Banbel, auf benz SeIbe. IN ber
Stubiritube unb 8ertitdtte, in alien ibren
p~rtuaten unb Offentltden 0erridtunsen
einffeben; G. bic fatboIti9en 8ldtter mos
gen CUR gerbreituns unb ueitern getannts
ma9uns Der poritebenben Buntte beitra:
gen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-28

unb 8ei9liHe sspriift bat, sibt er etnen
enbgiltissn @nti1sib, Der bann III elmer
biplomatii9en Note psrarbsitet wirb, wel9s
bic @runblase BET 8e~rifanbtgana NIT Der
betreffenbsn &esieruns bilben ioa.
I'm ben firdenspoIitti9en glnselesenbeis
ten Oeutf9Ianb's nimmt uni er ges
senudrtis resisrsnber 8apft Elm sans
beionberes Snterene, unb barum iberpa9t
sr aIe 8erbanb!unsen periSnIi9 unb prift
ales ielbitffdnbts. Iae, melde NIT SEQ
XIII. iber bieie anseIesenbeiten gu ipres
den @elesenbett baben, perii9ern, baB er
bic etni9Idsisen Srasen bur9 unb burd
tennt. @r erwarb Dieie &enntniB ni6t
u bur9 bipIomatiide attsnifide unb
bur9 Beratbunsen nit benz Staatsietres
tariat unb ben GarbinGlen, fonbern aud
bur9 Elm einsebenbes Stubium Der preuBi.
i9en @eiessebung unb Der fir1euspolitis
iden 9ebatten I'M 9anbtas unb &si9stas;
ferner bur9 bas 2eien pon 8roi9iren,
Wemoiren unb @ei9t5tswerten iber ben
@ulturtampf. Sd weiB aus fi9srer
Quele, baB CT faft bie sauae 2iteratur,
welde bic fir6enspolitii6sn SrasenO euti9,
lambs ~bebanbsIt, tennt. Bus bic ipesieIen
5rasen betrtfft. ueI9e ben bl. 9ater unb
feline 8erotber sesenwdrtts bei6dftisen, 10
iine bic 8orarbeiteu bafiir ldnoit beenbtst.
SIN 8e5us auf ben biplomutii9en Stanb
Der Oinse lit gu iuseu, baB man fi5 sesens
wdrtts In, Stabium Der ct n Yors
perbanbIunsen 3uiiden benz gsrtreter
Der preuBii4en &esteruns, 9rn. p. S9l6s
3er, unb benz Sefretdr Der Congregation
Der Experimentation an%seIesenbeiten be-
inbet. 9araus erieben Sic, baB bic Srass
nod cine gang Offene III, unb ni9ts
Oeftntttues fsfsefeIIt murSe,
penn aud BITE aIsemstnen Buntte Der 8srs
tanbisuns bersits in ausf4t senommsn
finb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-28
Der Rampf 8eaen Die s6napss
pet IL oer S@weia.
(gtuer &orreipoubeu3 an bic n. p. ct. 3ts.
aus Bern e%ntnOmmen.1

(@iner &orreipou6en5 an bic vR. p. ct. 3ts."
aus Bern e~ntnOmmen.)
@ie betannt, 1T bic Observation-Disclosures
frase In Der S9pei3 i5on felt einem Sabre
cine attueQe. @m %. Sttober Dor. Sab
res bat bas S9peiasrpoIt nit GROCER
Webrbeit cine Repiiion Der 8un6esuers
fafuns sutsebeiBen, bur9 pel6e benz
Bunb, rsip. Der gtbsenofeui9aft unb ben
&antonen our anbanOnabme Der iosen.
@ltobolfrase cine 8eibe ueusr Sefusnife
ein9erdumt porben lit. 3ufoIse 6ieier
&ompsteuSen itebt benz 8unb bas Redt
gu, i'm @ese Der @siesssbuns 8Oti6riften
iber BITE Sabritation unb ben gertauf set
branntsr 8afsr gu erIaHen. Der San6el
nit 9eiftt9en @etrdnfen, pel6e ni3t ees
braunt fub, (aIfo @etn, Bier, Woi) barf
pom ben Santonen teinen beSonberen
Steuern unterporfen perbsn, nod anbern
9ei9rdutunsen ais benisnisen, wel9e gum
S9uee Dor 9efali4ten oSer sefInbsbeitss
i6dbliden 9etrdntsn notbDenbis fnb.
Die &eiueinnabmen bss Bunbes aug Der
tnldnbtl9su Sabritation unb aus ben
30aen auf sinsefibrte sebrannte @a6er
werbsn unter bic idmmtIi9sn 6antone nod
8erbGltniB Der Bep6lteruns pertbeilt.
9on ben baberisen @innabmen baben bic
&antone ~wenisitens sebn 8rossnt sur Be-
~tdmpfuns beS altoboIismus In ieinen
8irtunsen unb llriaden 81 uerwsnSen.
Our Orisntiruns bsmsrte i9, baB pom
ben 90 &antonen Is auf ssiitiss @etrdnte
@rens3Sle (Obmselbsr) srbsbsn, wsl9s
beiipieIsueiie I'M Sabre 1882 BITE Summs
.pOn S,a7o,s6s 5r. ~betrusen. Disis tans
tonalsn @insanssssbabren fallen NIT Sns
trafttretsn bes su erlafsnbsn Stsusrses
iesss babin. 3wsd bieisS Isstsren III Dor
gasm bic gssdmpfums Der S9napspsf,
bic BET uns In Der S@wei3 unsew6bnIi9s
Dimsnfionen a%nsenomrnen bat unb tie
seifise uub s'rpsrIt9e 9siunbbeit sauser
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-28

Wie bteie 8erbanblunsen sefibrt wer.
ben, erfabren mir aus elmer gorreiponben,
Der treffi4en rR0lnii9en gOIts3ts." pom
81. Nouember:
Die 8erbanblunsen spiiden Der preuBis
i9en &esieruns unb benz 8atitan ruerben
ununterbro4en fOrtseiest, unb Defenders
In ben lesten Tagen mar Der biplomatii1s
8ertebr 3wti9en 5rn. p. S9l03er unb benz
Setretar Der Congregation ber auBerors
bentli9en tir9liden 4nselesenbsiten Elm
iebr reser. @s banbelte ii9 btsber baupt:
id9li9 barum, bic alsemetne Bats Der
tir1enspolitiiden Verftdnbisuns su finben.
l1sber bns Reiultat Der Ysrbanblunsen
brinst fslbitperitdnbli9 sinffpsiIen nur iebr
uenis In bic Seffentlt9tsit. gs mag bars
I'm sSbrs 9sier tutereiftrsn, ~wsnisftens iber
ben duBern Sang bieier unb dbnlider MIDI
tisen 8srSaablunsen etnise auftIaruns 8u
erbalten. 8etanntIt9 1T es bic gonsres
cation Der Experimentation tir1Ii1en Mns
sslssenbsitsa, wsl6e sepSbnIi9 ben aufs
tras erbdIt, bic fir4enspoIitii6en auseIes
senbsiten 80 b~sban6sIn. Sobalb benz
8ertreter zines Staatss Snitructionen pon
Seitsn ieiner Resieruns 3usssanssn finb,
unb cine aasemeine Seipre9uns NIT benz
8apit itattsefanbsn bat, wtrb ber Sstretar
Der %genannten Congregation, benz bersits
cine poaitdnbise 8orarbeit ibsr bic su pers
banbelnbsn 5rassn porIissen muB, beaufs
trast, bic Serbanoluusen NIT benz betrsf,
fenben 9eianbtsa su beginner. @enn
bieie SOruerbanbIunsen gu einem sewifsn
8eiultate sefibrt buben, unb sepife alses
meine 8untte fsftseitelt finb, psrfaBt Der
Setretdr iber bic eini6Idstsen Gragen
sinsn aasemetuen geridt, BoueuBa 9es
nannt. gta9bem Der 9apit bieie Bonsr3u
ssisben bat, ptro fe IN Der 9ebeimen
Druterei bsS 9atitans sebrutt unb aIs
2lttenftit ben Garbtnalen, wel9e MitsIies
Der Der gen. Congregation ber auBeroroents
li6sn auseIeseubeiten iinb, our @tniidt
unb unb gum Stubium mttsetbeiIt. Damn
wsrben bteie @arbiuale CUR feierIi4en SiBs
3uug Suiammeuberu fen, IN wel9er fe i6er
bic DOrselesten 5tasen ibren @nti&eiO ub.
geben. Soaten b~eionbere Sduiertgteiten
entftebsn, 70 wirb aus btsier Congregation
bic ~beionoere iossn. fir9enspolttii3e @oms
r~.iiiOn, peIde aus a4t @arOindIen beitsbt
- sesenwdrtis Gus ben &arbindlen 2ebo:
9opstt, Sraubsliu, 9erseurOtber, 9as
roc4i, SacObint, 4aureu3t, SresIia unb
Simeoni - beauftrast, ben 9esenfanb
ndber au beratbeu. IS tommt aud Dor,
baB bieie @ommiiiion iiber bieien ober isnen
Yuntt eiuen beionbern 8sri3t ber @Oniuls
loren Der Congregation, bic INNER bod
ftebenbe YrdIaten ober 8ertrster Der aus
wa,tisen RatiouaIitdten ffno, einforbert.
Su einem iol5sn Saae lest Sann bic Som.
miifou Der Congregation einen 8eri6t
DOR, unb BITE bstrsffenben Srasen perben tn
elmer neien Sisuns elmer Debate unters
wprfen. Dteier Debate wobut Der Sstres
tdr Der Congregation BET, weI9er ben 8srs
lauf berielbsn, bic Anft9ten Der garbindls
unb TIRE 8si9IiGe tn einen aassmeinsn
Beri&t 3uiammsnfabt unb benz 81. Batter
u~nterbreitet. Nuf bisisr 9lrbsit baRrt
i&IieBIi4 bas Stabium bss Staatslstres
tariatss unb has lstte l1rtbsil bss Yapitss
islbf. RaGbsm bisisr a1s @uta9ten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-28
2ano beitbt eesentpdrs
ti8 oas metite semdnste
6oIOY

Gaut elmer in Der yHoupele &epue" pers
SHsntli5ten auftsluns 1T nod INNER
Srantrei9 I'M Bette bieiss 8orsuss, Der
bas 3ei9en zines ererbten unb aasemein
perbreiteten Woblitanbes lit. Sn Srants
reid befinbet fi4 senIaB ienes Ra9ueiiss
Der pierte Gbeil uon ldu,mtli9em semins:
tenn @olbe Der Welt IN llmlauf. Ser game
Betrag an seurin3tem @belmetal auf Der
grbe purbe 1885 auf 81 Wiliarben bes
re1nst, bapon l8 Mailiar6en In Sob. Sun
Sabre 1885 absr purbe bas in Srantrsi1
umlaufenbe @olb auf $500 Wiqionen be-
re4net; bas Silber aber, iiber beiieu Ses
tras bic WeinunseR auseiuaucer 9tusen,
gum Winbeiten auf $500 WiQionen. SIN
Sabre lS4S nod belief ber Stof fi9 auf
uusefdbr 1000 Wiaibnsn In @olb unb
$500 Miaionen In Silber. rlnmitteIbar
nod Sranfrsi9 fOmmsn isbt tn BeSus auf
&ei6tbum In gbelmetaa BITE 0ereinistsn
Staaten, ENGLAND unb Snbisn. Damn
erit 1T Seuti9lanb tn Der &eibe nit 1900
Mfiqiouen In Sob unb l Wiaiarbe In
Silber. Die Sebeutuns isner 8ifern aber
wa9ft, msnn man bic Serbaltniis Der Gins
wObner3ablsn ms sluse .faBt unS bsbentt,
baB bic 8spSlteruns pon Srantrei9 f&
nur auf 3s Wiaionen beIauft. gs tommt
baSu, baB In 5rantrei4 Der @sbrau9 bes
Yapisrselbes Elm perbdltniBmdBis isbr Iebs
batter 1T nnb islbit ben llmIauf Der S&eins
Der 2700 Nationaibantsn In Rorbamsrita
ibertrIt. 0ieie @nersis bss wirtbi9afts
li9eu BIutumlaufs ftebt tn einsm sinissrs
maben bsfrembIi&sn @tsenIase ~ BEN 70
sIsemein tstIasten Msbersanss uon 2aabs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-28
Ratbpnf&er atrden. RaIenoer.
Ia6bem Ssrobes seftOrben mar. Rattb.2.
A&tuns i6r Sat6ofiRen !
Die sttmme oes perft. gius TX.

8ir eriu9en Ste ~initdnOisif, allen benen
nit eursnt suten 8iaen unb eurer Sunni
beisuifeben, bic, nit 9eiit besabt uub nit
seniisenber &enntntB ausseriiitet, iid an
Ste Irbeit MAIDEN unb Binder unb 3eituns
gen our 8ertbeibisuns unb 8erbrettuns ber
fatbOIiiaen 9ebre uerOfentli4eu.
@ncpclica Sins TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-28

Bir t6nnen eu9 IN benz goriase, etn
tatbOl. Slatt gu srinben, nut ermutbisen.
Btr boffen, baB ale suten &atboliten, bic
fi9 UNI bic &elistou unb bas 8aterlanb
perbient MAIDEN molten, IN benz @tfer unb
Der Gbdttstett fur bteies 8ert, bas In uns
fern ausen BON Der ID fen Sebeus
tuus 1T, uetteifern.
Eco XIII. in 1882 on ben giidof pon @ncona.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-28
Die stiutute Seo's XIII.

2afet euer 2t6t leu9ten uor ben Wens
den, Samtt iie euere srten 8erte ieben.
tlnb Der 9err sebe eu9 baSu Setnen Sesen!
Geo XIII. an bas in 4arma erideinsnbe glatt
Luce" (9eubtel, Infan9 1880.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
A Seriou. Accident.
Clifton Clarion.

On last Thursday evening about half mast five o'clock. Hugh Mullen, Rufus RIair. Richard Dunbar, w. A. Finlay and = Casey, were coming to Clifton. ovar the Coronado railroad on hand car. when going al a high rate of speed, iumped the track throwing the men vio- ientiy nga:ust the rocky track and in- inTino them all but Casey. Casey re- fnrned to Longfellow for and, and Fin law although badly injured. started on foo, for ,his place for help, which he reached ID a faiting condition.
 A team was ipmedlateiy sent aftet the injured men and they were brought to the Arizonh Copper Compsuy's hos pltal here, where their wounds were dressed by Dr Lacy, the company { physician. They were all badly injured although 1t is thought none of them fatally. Finlsy has his collar bone, rib, and A finger broken. besi les many bruises.
 Dlck Dunbar's jaw is broken ID two places and he IS cut badly ID several places and is badly bruised.
 Blair IS the most seriously injured and vas evidently thrown on his head, and bis ininrtes are of such a nature thsi If is impossible to tell to what extent, but it is thought they will not prove fatal.
 Hugh Mullen received a number of cuts and bruises, the shook of the fall being the greatest injury.
 Casey, strange to say. escaped unin- | jured. .,
 All the injured men are doing as well as could be expected under the circum' stances.
 The cause of the accident is unknown and no blame IS attached to anyone | for ik
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
A Little Boom
Pheni1 Gazette.

NLuellA NaAclte.N
 The streets of Phenix although they are at all times lively, just now pres ent sight Of teemiDg bustling humanity gratifying to behold. Besides the many eastern tourists. who benefit their health ID this salubriOus climate. there are many visitors from far and near to be seen promenBding. shopping and dis porting themselves all over the city. Our merchants are smiling st tbe crowds thronging their stores. the hotels, saloons and eating houses are doing 6 fiourishing business and the result IS that money is circulating freely and times are looking favorable. As Soon as the railroad approaches the city this impulse of better times will be contin- ued, at present the large amount eKpend- cd on this enterprise IS not yet felt here to any appreciable extent.
 Buildings are going up m sll direc- tions and still there IS constant cry for more houses, rooms. etc. A great many towns are boHsting of their future and lamenting tbe present. We here m PheDiX can be satisfied with the present and let the future take care of itself. We are enjoying 8 little boom and from present appearances 1t seems that the progress, prosperity and steady advance ment of the Salt river valley and its metropolis, Phenix. is an assured feet, The many enterprises ID process of real izstiop, and the mary Dew ventures 10 prospect will keep things lively for some yesrs 10 come. Let those who in suRursted thIs success not slAcken n their efforts, while we would ask those who who have been standing idly by, to put their shoulders to the wheel and assist with their capital and pubic spirit to retain and augment the com mon veal and prosperity of PheniI. the leading city of the southwest.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
Ariznna's Thanksgiving.

lIOmb-touc Epltarh
 The three bucks who escaped from Captain LswtOn's command were seen few miles from Arispe, Sonora, a few days ago. The party consists of three bucks, ore young buck fourteen years old and thres squsws. They halted SIX miles from ArIsps and killed a horse and complacently seated themselves around their prey and ate hearty meal, the Mexicans m the meantime looking on. IL is said that the youngster IS dead shot with e bow and arrow, and is also at home with R Winchester. The party Bre roaming at will and are not inclined to do any unnecessary killing. lt IS thought, however, that they are aiming 2 to get back to the San Carlos reserva- ton unnoticed. One of their party Is a brother to GerOnImos noted chef NatcheZ, and IS a terror on the warpath, When the people Of Arizona think ot tbe .grand service rendered their coun- try and her people by the gallant sol dier, General Miles, they bless the hand that wrought the change in the manage ment of the army in Arizona. Geroni- mo, far from the scenes of his bloody exploits, Napoleon like. surrounded bY the ceaseless, tirelegs ocean, which IS a constant reminder to this marAuder Of the power and efficiency of the govern ment Of the United States. With thIs enemy of civilization powerless to pur' sue his bloody RvocatiOn of murder the business enterprises of our territory will rapidly revive. Capital would not in vest in a laud where murder and pillsge held sway. but the old trails of the crueI Apaches now are used ID the peaceful pursuits of gain. Where all was crime and fear is now seen the happy and con. tented faces Of the brave and hardy ranchers. Time, the greatest healer oi wounds. will assuage the grief of tbt | ones whose kin were slain by thse fiends and as years come and go will accumu | late wealth and gain contentment.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
The Fifth Year of the Congregational
 Church.

Last Wednesday evening the Con gregstionsl church held its fifth annual business meeting, for the presentation oi reports and the election of officers, and tbe Sunday evening before the Sunday school celebrated its fifth anniversary.
 The completion of another period ir the history of the church was the occe- sion of the pastor. Rev. II. Hammond Cole, preaching a sermon yesterday morning on "A Review of the Year" SC. lecting for his text Acts 2S-l5 Whom when Paul saw be thanked God and took courage"
 The following are some facts regard ing the work of the past twelve months ] and it's present condition.
 The church one year ago numbered 37 members. Since which tune one has died and one has been dismissed to an other church. There have been added during the year eleven on public con. tession of faith in Christ, and five by letters from churches in other places making the total membership ffty-One 8 Det gain of fourteen. The regulsr l EANnNAAAuk tClNAlCN uhNc Uctu luuAL NhllEl as usual, with Rn increase of late in nun bers and interest.
 The prayer meetings which are held on Wednesday evenings are more large. ly attended, and better sustained than ever before, and are of growing spiritual power. From 20 to 9 are now often present, and a large proportion take some part in the exercises.
 The Sunday school has just closed the most prosperous year of its existence. The membership is l6O with an average attendance Of over loo. which is double that Of the prevIous year. IL has off cers, II teachers, and IS ss wide-awske and promising Q school as can be found.
 The girls meetings, Thursday after noons every other week, have some F girls who come as they can from time to time, and have ever been instructive and helpful.
 The Young Peoples Society of Chris tisn Endesvor IS the outgrowth of some special meetings held last January for the older members of the Sunday school In April m order to glve stesdiness to the work the society vss formed winch now numbers 46 members. Of these s are adults and the remaining 3S are boys and girls from about F to F years of age. The meetings which take place the lst and 3rd, Friday evenings of the month are devoted 10 the recitation of scripture texts. singing, prayer, and sim pie talks on gospel truths.
 Notwithstanding many difficulties and discourseements the year on the whole has, under the blessing of God, been 6 most successful one. and in the sermon the enlsrging responsibility and priyi- lege, of the disciples of Jesus were ear nestly set forth. Thanksgiving and praise were enioined for vhst the Lord bss done, and the utmost of faith, en- thusiasu and cOnsecrsted service urged for the coming year.
 Rev. Mir. Cole has received call to labor in connection with the Olivet Church in San Francisco. Cal, which he has declined because of the interest and importance of the work here in Tucson,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
Burglars.

There seems to be sporadic inclins- ton to burglary in the city, the symp- toms of which, SO far developed, baffie the skill of ths police. Last Saturday night the store of Messrs. G. Allison 6 Son was broken open and the cash drawer was relieved of two or three dol lars iu small change that had been left in 1t, and the papers pretty generally scattered over the floor. The store of l.. Zekendorf < Co. WAS also entered by two indust riOus moonlight professionals a little before midnight who, in their search for money, scattered papers about pretty prOmiscuOusly and finally made such noise that it awakened Sam Baird, who sleeps there. Sam trsiled hIs young hOwitzer on them and sent an ounce of lead crashing through the glass close to where they were operating Not to be outdone Tn chIvslrlc courtesy, they re- turned the compliment, but Sam dodged the bullets and a moment later aired his shspely form in light summer costume on the street, and sounded the alarm. Officer Lucas and an assistant were soon with him and al though careful search was made throughout the building. the intruders were not found. They remained and watched during the remainder of the night, but a second attempt was not made.
 They dId not succeed in securing any money and evidently did not care to take ythIng else, for nothing but the ;ills and desks were broken into. II they are caugh. they will likely receive royal entertainment for term of years n the territorial palace at Yuma.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
Mining Intelligence.
(llohEve MiRerJ

Wm. Sherman is at work on the Rat tier mine near Chloride, for II. $. Car penter.
 Roe's team went out yesterday with a load of ore consigned to the hingmaI Ssmpling Works.
 Ei. Thompson and Charley Kelly have shipped forty tons Of ore from the Rain. bow mine lest month.
 Now is the time the mine owner be- gins 10 rustic for money wherewith to pay for his assessment vOrk.
 The pay rolls of some ot our mines for the month of November last was as fol lows:
 Orc Plata mine 5000; Rainbow mine sl,200; Rural mine Sl,0OO.
 Capt. Hardy Is having the assessment work done on inc Fairfield mining claim. The captain will make a fortune out of this claim yet and don't you for ge. it.
 Tom Stinson has quit working on the Gro Plsts mine, and has gone to work on one Of his own bOnanZss in the Todd Basin. We hope be will accumulate many shekels.
 Messrs. Collins and Seldel left on Sun day afternoon for Hardyville, OF the Co., dorado river, from whence they will pro. ceed to the Rattan mine. in the San Francisco district if their grub holds out.
 Wm. Roe's and Wilson's teams took out csrlosd of ore last Sunday from the Rural mine, owned by Messrs. Chris tie and Dunn. The ore was valued at S21,090 or more. Who says that MohRve county mines are not coming tO the front when their owners can make such shipments as these.