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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-11-22

~ For information in reference to Lands
and Towns owned by the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE
4 ST. PAUL RAILWAY COMPANY write TO II. g.
HAuGAN, Land Commissioner, Milwaukee, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-11-22
NTATE or WISCONSIN--IOWA

Dated Dodgevile. VII, Nov iS. 1855. '''9 Is
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20
Iha c.-,--Inndh h.s Gr- ndmniher

O-is le -. L5 ,gUiac pace of bu i- rEEs, winch consists O. tlUr large rOCl.s, three Q. which are packed 70 full Of goods l0 n5 @ limos. EPs5sIUle. Co. Durr Llz .l-r large store TeCms, two on Meyer sire ore on Camp and one cU MesI.ls .-e.t filed Co ovcrilowing with Jll manner ot wines, Equors, table salads grd i1n;ies. lo one room alone Le has rcs lees than l5O barrels of wires ard li4loc-, sll of which are l. a greater or less oxten: duplicated n he other rooms. And without ezRggeration there
 hardly brand of note in the cCnrtry without repre- utative.
 Rebstock's $ double distilled Maryland pesch brandy, Rebstock's apple brandy, Rebstock's old malt whisky, Maryland rye whisky, B,uebesrd imported port. shipped directly tO him from his Liver. pool agent, Moor & Rebstock's Stone wall sour mssh-thsn which there IS none better in the world. xxx cologne spirits. Grape brandy and wines of al- most every known make both domestic and foreign.
 the Colonel carries full stock. In one pakRge alone he received over GOO lbs. of Swiss chees, the largest importation ever made in this city. Picked pork and Armour cured hams that would tempt ths appetite of sn epicure. All kinds of spices. sauces, mustsrds and thousand other good things to be had almost for the ssking.
 The Col. keeps his grandmother ID the market as R buyer all the time. She pays cash for prime articles and directs her grandson to sell cheap. Wsrum Darum.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20
The old saying that many a man hal

The old saying that many a man has been ruined by trusts Is not likly to b. verified in the case of at least one og the Democratic candidates, who has been notified by some of the saloon nen tha. the credit slate WAS broken and ths: c. brand spanking pay ss-you-go slate had been substituted ID its stead. Many a thirsty democratic voter will go dry ID consequence thereof.
 Mir. A. Kryer, leader of the 4th Csval- " band stationed ct HuRchucR, arrived Tn camp last night in hot haste on the trail of 8 sixteen year old son, who had levsntsd with youth somewhat older than himself. The police department WAS at once communicated with, and R diligent search made for the truRnts, without RvaIl. They had been seen dur ing the day, but probably spprehensive of pursuit, had either left town or were securely hidden.-Epitsph.
 The Star recently indulged in some senselsss remarks about the building of the sewer at the territorial prison. The fact of the matter Is that MT. Gates had had several estimates made as to ihe probable cost, and S5,000 Was the lowest estimate, from that up to S7. 800. Now Mir, Beh6n will complete the york in first-clsss msnne- for S3, 400. This does not look much like ''job' as the Star would like to hove the publis believe. MT. Beban is 8 careful, competent man sger, and dis giving that penal institution the best management 1t has ever had Gazette.
 The following were sworn in as United States trial jury this morning: Robert Cammeron, T il Dnl, Frilz Marlin, W ] Ross, John Zier, John Lsmbie. F A Clifford, Jacob Schreck, \ II Drachmau, T J Dursnd, Richard Starr. K G0oding, Laurence Moran, Joe GOldtree, Nsbr Pscheco. 1 Gold berg, Cass Rogers. D Tucker, J LInde- meyer, Wm Ferguson, Sam Daumer. J l. Forester, A Nesyit, We5ber. \ J Wilson, Wm Hopkins, P E Soto, l. , Shapard, c O Conrad, Frenk Trask, J | Scruggs, E Williams, G s Crocket. l. FrGray. P " Morrison, A Preston.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20
The Death Warrant.

Tho following is a verbatim copy Ot the death warrant in tine case of FirIm:- no tee PLpsgo Indian who some SIX months ago deliberately nrrdered a Pros?ec!oT named Ford in the Qdij otos Country. He wss arrested together with sn sccomp!Ice named Quiiotccs for the crime. The former plead gnilty and was sentercad to death, the latter es sn accessory was sentenced to 20 years in the territorial penitentiary at Yuma: IS THE DISTRICT COURT or THE isT JU-
 DICIAL DISTRICT OF TEE TERRITORY
 or ARIZONA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
 OF PIMA.
 Territory of Arizona vs. Indictment. for
 FirimIno Ian Indian.) murder.
 DEATH WARRANT. To the Sheriff of the County of Pima
 greeting:
 Be 1t remembered: that on the twelfth day of September in the yesr of our Lord, eighteen hundred and eighty eight, the defendent Firimino was duly and without qualification. on his plea of guilty, convicted of murder IS the Dis rrict Court of the First Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, ID and for the County of Pima; and on the first day of October ID said year, esid Court duly rendered snd was then ard there regu- larly entered against said defendant FirImino, judgment as follows:
 That said Firimino for such the crime committed as aforesaid be punished by death n the manner prescribed by law, tc-wIt: oy hanging the said defend mt by the neck until he is dead; the execu- ton of said sentence to take place in not l, ss than thirty nor more than sixty days from the date hereof. The defendant tirimino was then remanded to the GUS tody of the sheriff of sad Pima county 10 be by him detBlnei until the time fixed by the wBTrant of the court, when at the time snd place therein fixed, the execution of sad judgement shall take place.
 Now therefore: You the sheriff of said Pima County are hereby commanded to | c lrry into effect the said judgement of | said court on Friday the sixteenth day | of NovsnberIn the year of Our Lord | el;ateen hundred aud eighty eight be- | tssen the rising and the setting of the sun ou that day. Tn the jail yard of tbe county jail of sad county winch are hereby fixed as the time and place of | said execution, and you shall then and ard there hang said Firimino by the | neck until he shall te dead. In testimony hereof cave he.eurto set my hand a. ilige of said court and c-G ed h seal Of sEid county to te here | unto fix his sixteenth day Of Ocio- i brr, iu tlr year Of Our L.crd eighteen hundred ud ri rh.v-s iEbt.
 WI. II BARNE
 .I7igs of sLid District Cours. | Attest. J. H. HA TN.
 Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20
nsstrnciion of Ravisne.

Un3e- date of Oct. ll.a, the following g account Of the total destruction of B. v.spe WAS telegrsphed Ihe St, Louis Globe Democrat, from Ei Paso. Tho story can safely be discredited inssmuch ls Lad the calamity described taken place ai tae time designated, the facts ID the case would have been known here long before they reached Fl Peso. We however ublIsh the story for what it IS wOrth.-ED CITIZEN.
 News has just reached Fl Paso through some Mexican Government Oth- cisl, that just one month ago the finish ing touch was put to the destruction of Bsvispe, in Northern Sonora, by earth quake. Ever since MSy of last year, when the great shock occurred, the earth has tramhalsh more or lsSs almost daily. 30 much so that only tgsO lfrga build iBgs were erected in place oi the hun dccj that stood, thele e befcre, The old caurca, erected long sgo by ihe Span isrcs, also stood, although it WIS very badly damaged and cracked. It had Desn originally built 10 the most solid and substantial manner, with very thick and mgss,ve vslls.
 The population generally hsd built temporary shelter out ot small 'oSs and branches of trees, being afraid of the erection of adobe baildings, Gs scarcely a day passed without some slight trem- ole or other.
 O. Saturday. the 18th of September, ,he people were assembled together, with out s single exception. ID the old church. Ior the purpose of celebrating tie feGs, day of President DIgz, which occarred un that day and to properly prepare for he festivities of Independence day, the national holiday Of the MeXlcaus, which tskes place on the 18th of September, yhen. m the midst of ihe proceedings. .he earth began to shake.
 Amidst the most terrible excitement and tae shriekinR of the women the 6s- semblHge escaped from the tottering building into the open ar, the shaking meanwhile growing co stsntly worse. Scarcely had the last one got outsidv xhan the huge structure came down gith 8 crash, not one stoue heing left upon the other.
 The two buildings rebuilt since last year were also leveled. This Is DO doub. the last of Bavispe, as after this la { oatrairophe itiwill never be rebuilt. On the same day the massive church st Bos- creca was hopelessly damaged.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20
What am ItO DO2

The symptoms of BillIousness are un- happily but to well known, They dit- fer ID different individuals to some ex- tent. A Billions man is seldom break fast eater. loo frequently, alas, he has an excellent appetite for liquids but
 one for solids of a morning. His tongue will hardly bear inspection at any time; if it is not white and furred, it Is rough, at all events.
 The digestive system is wholly out of order and Dlsrrhes or Constipation msy be a symptom or the the two may alternate. There are often Hemor- rhOids or even loss of blood. There may be giddiness and often headache and soidity or flstulence and tenderness n the pit of the stomach. To correct sll this if not effect cure. try Greens August Flower, jt costs but trife and thousands attest its efficacy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20
Don't.

let that cold of yours run on. You think II is light thing. But it may run into cltsrrh Or into pneumonia, Or consumption.
 Cstsrrh Is disgusting. Pneumonia is dangerous. Consumption IS death it. self.
 The hre-'hinG apparatus must be kept hesltHr and clear of all Obstruc- tons and @ arsIye matter. Otherwise there IS trouble ahead.
 All the dis-g=os oi these parts, head, nose. thr7g- bronchial tubes sad lungs, csu b. u .,- -'U.i- ard entirely cured b, sa- rs E-s lel'- German Syrup. l. yoG s'. know tLis already, thou s.r6 ard .hrrsa-'s Of people can tell y-u. Tn have been cured by it. and "hnov how is is, themselves" Bottle only 75 cent. Ask any druggist.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20
A Short Stay.

Messrs. White, Dean and Requs of the Contention, who arrived on Saturday last from California, left this morning z by private conveyance for the Total Wreck in Pima county, NIT. Requs is the principal owner ID that property, and be is on tour of inspection. From the Total Wreck the party will proceed directly to San Francisco. Yesterday the party made thorough inspection O: the lower workings of the Emerald mine, for what purpose is known only to themselves. So far ss could be learned. DO expressions ss to future operations in this camp escaped them, and their in- .entions are still a matter of guess work. The exploration of the Emerald has suggested tbe thought. that the Contention owners may have in view the purc, sse of the Grand Central properties.-EpItsph.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20
Copper and Lead Market.

Engineering and Mining Journal Oct. ls.)
 COPPER There have been several tTC- actions in Lake copper during the week, amounting in total tO probably 3OU,CU0 pounds 6t l7lS, which under present conditions must be regarded E5 rai her a large quantity. Some of tbe dealers were the sellers probably, be- cause they are unable to get from con sumers the speculative puce now es- tsblished on the Metal Exchange, and the lots were taken by one of the spec ulAtive brokers in the hope, perhaps, that before the close of the year some more shorts may have to be covered. and this will afford a good opportunity fo- giving the bears another squeeze. Be yond these there are no other trRnsBc- tions worth reporting. The good de- mand for casting copper continues, and the producers now decline to book ord CTS at l6c. They appear to be we'll sold for some weeks 10 come. In London Chili bars have continued their down. ward course, and close to-day 6; ES2 to fs3 for Spot. and E7s los. for three months; but apart from this special movement the European copper markets remain very steady. c. Fl B. is E77 5s. @ E77 l0s. for Spot, and e7S for three mon.hs. Best Selected esl to eS2, and Strong Sheets, fS5. The Irqliry on the part of consumers IS sad to be fair, and there has also b6en some demand for Indis lately, but so far the exports to That destination are only light.
 Seven carloads of copper ore from mines Tn Mexico arrived over the Mex lcGD National ID Laredo, Texas, recently, consigned to Liverpool, Eng.
 LRAD.-Just 6 fortnight ago, at the begir rDihg of this month. It -eemed as II the Jperstors for he rise had it all theIi own wey. and would be able to dictate their own prices for the metal, bu' Bs lime passes sud the deliveries for Octo- Der recome heavier than anticipated tho bulls" became rather say, and during the greater part of the week the market hss been quI.e spiritlese, and yesterday y T. becasae thoroughly oemOrallEed, On the 4.h inst, We reported prices down tU 5, and then within ghe 1xt few days the cuoiation was bid ID to 5l0, after which followed R relapse until yes.er- day ii was freely offered Ht i-S0. with he tone exceedingly fl t. To.Ggy, however | .le "oulls" came on again with fresh | courage, and amidst spirited bidding | the price WAS again put up To i 92 2, end | so the game goes on. Under these cir cumstences it IS quite impossible % | pr, dic: what day msy bring forth. but l r is evident to the most superficial ot- server that the market Is far from | sound condition. Oar closing quo E- tiNns today are: Srot. 4-91; Oo.ober, | 1 921s; November, 4-S0GiS5; Dscem- Der, no buyers.
 l. is reported that the London 0rica. l which hss been stGndiuE pretty stead iy l sr El4 l0s, IS of lIttle. S-ue CO., siderable purchases are said 90 h-ys | been made there Tor Americ8l account. |
 nd come of this lead Is now on lhe Eay | over l. would seem, therefore. tn l ;he bulls here a not to be allowed ;s impo-e their own terms without Iute7- |
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20
Lighting A Cigar with Ice.

Washington Star: Yesterday prom 1ent lawyer arrived m Washington . ! clnsula ion with au attorney of tHl ,I'y regarding some patent eases. Dur. ing the conversation 8 match to light @ cigar was lacking and the Nusllns- sonian remarked that piece of lCe vou'o 10. The New Yorker laughed aud Sts iuoredu lour, and wager fl champagne supper was made. The WRshlI gtoulsu took piece of clear ice about rH luch nick from the cooler. whittled it -n.C the shape Of disk, and with the palm of his hands melted its two sides c-ve- thus giving 1t the form of double cor rex lens CT burning glass. With 1t he focused the sun rsys on the end of bis cigar. thus lighting the cigar, While smoking tbe weed be enjoyed the char gIn of the New Yorker, who promptly paid the bet.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20
The DiamOnd-0ct. 16.
C.A.ELLIoTT. c. P. NJ.

New YOrk-The first of the series of games for the worlds championship wss played st the Polo grounds to-day be- fore 40O0 people. IL was a good game and exciting at first. but rather slow towards the close, IL WAS pitcher s battle throughout. Score: New York ?, Si. Louis l. Pitchers-Keete and Kirg. Umpires-Gsffney and Kelley.
 Al Philsdelphis-Athleiics 3, Cleve- land 6.
 At New York-Bsltimor 5, Brooklyn 6.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20
PheniN Excursions.

The Msricops and PheniI railroad company will sell excursion tickets to Pbenix during fair week, between Oct. 14tb and 22d. at one and one-third fare for the round trip. Trains will make close connection with both east and west bound Southern Pacific trains.
 O. s. MAsrES,
 Manager.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20
Reid's Opera House.
Lewis Morrison and his Superb Company
 In Faust.

There was large and fashionable as semblage last evening to witness the production of Faust as spectacular play, with Lewis Msrrison staring ID the role of "Mephistopheles." The pisy in its present shape scored SD immedi- ate success, every scene being spplaud- ed. with recalls after each tsblesu.
 The character of "Mephistopheles" IS difficult to impersonBte. ss even among the keepest analysis there is difference of opinion, owing to the supernatural traits in which human nature IS mingled and embodied. .'1he devil Is not SO black ss be IS painted" is an axiom n every language, Supposed to be endoS ed with R countenBnce ID which false hood and beauty are strangely blended. a handsome figure, and graceful, yigo- rous mein, 6 spirit of mockery mixed with 8 preverse, debssed knowledge "t human nature and its foibles, and pro ponnced rslllery and contempt for its poblest attributes; with seductive meth ods that meet rarely with defeat. Sucn are the traits delinested ID so vivid 8 manner in Goethe's masterpiece. buI oyerlying these characteristics there is a prescieDce of supernatural power that if not properly delinested reduces the role to 8 far lower plane-that of the world, worldly. Herein lies the chief charm of Mir. Morrison's impersonstion. The various phases are dettly handled. The enuncIation is wonderfully distinct showing the besnty and subllety of The text in clear lines. The minor characters were in efficient hands, and the draml moved smoothly for a first performance, The scenery IS handsome and effective. especially the summit of the Brocker, with it's weIrd and startling effects. Tax eu altogether. Faust ought to have 6 crowded house tonight as 1t IS seldom Tucson has an opportunity ot witness ing such 8 remarkable production.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20
IT TELLS YOU HOW

To effect saving of from ten to forty per cent hun dred lines of merchandise In short all household supplies except Groceries No risk incurred by the customer all goods represented be returned expense Or ders filled from the largest stock of Merchandise the Goods of description not carried by will be purchased outside Extra shipping expense thereby saved the cus mer.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20
Anheuser-Busch Lager Beer.

The grandmother hss sent sn order for Col. Dur not to sell Lemp's beer for S250 per dozen but to sell only the vorld-renovned, celebrated Anheuser- Busch beer, ice-cold, st s2.5O per dozen. or 25 cents per bottle. Delivered to any psrt of the city without extra charge. WArum Dsrum.
 JoszpH DuSs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20
K, K. Notice.

The Southern Pacific Railroad will sell round trip tickets to Msricops and return. good between the 14th and 22d for S5,S0. C. Nj. BURKHALIER,
 Agent.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20
Advertised Letters
Unclaimed letters remaining in the Post I..-..-.- A-.-n... l.. I. r....

Unclaimed letters remaining in the Pos office st Tucson, Arizona, Oct, IS, ls,s: Arsria Thomas Mariinss Fulcenci1 AnssIa Jesus Marines Fsna Beuzor Victor Mexio CarnIelo Rruce C II Myers Jhou BlAncO Josefs Palma Luis Brena Marla de Petty JuRns Castillo Jose NJ Petty BIcsrdp Cahes Petra Rivera felIcIsna Carlton James K Romero rancisco Can't Jack Rebe-es hefuglR Celsya Diego eterrctt Chas Chsyes CuillernO salazAr Rafael Channell W H Smith Mrs N Cordoya Francisco SOteu Wm Ellis Saddle Townsell Frank FernEndes Iully Ochoa Co Fiunley Frank ltsey NIT Flores Dolores A de- Val tarn Flores Francisco, 2 Warner Solomon Garri DioniTa Waldo DEyld G Glasmsus C Wildmsn Perry GustAmante Antonio Wilson ( Haran MRnuellts Wilder u l. C.A.ELLIOTT. P. NJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-12
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FOR FRIDAY. JULY IL
Well rent an extra column in to-morrow's "Post, -
and wilSdvertise list Of SPECIAL PRICES. made to
induce you &c shop on Friday. We close at O'Clock
Saturdays Yet know.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
mems bargains below)
GESr1EMES. READ Tins

We decorate the show window tomorrow with
samples Of the 200 dozen Windsor scarfs received this
morning Glance at the display and you'll think Yes
They are all ,ohat they said Of them"
This Is what we say-There one worth less than
Soc. and many imported to sell at 75c. The variety
OF shades in light and dark eoors the beauty and
common style of the designs, and the many different
materials make choice difficult. but only because OF
the bewdering variety.
YOUR CHOICE Csc. OR FOR 81.
10 dozen India Pongee Silk windsors worth Use.
30 dozen Silk Grenadine Windsors worth Soc.
90 dozen Surah Silk windsors, worth SOC.
20 dozen Washing Silk Windsors, worth SOC.
~ dozen Satin finish Windsors, worth SOC.
YOUR CHOICE 35c OR FOR ii.
HWe are Offering Warranted An-SiIk Windsora
FOR 100. EACH, such generally advertised - q
25c. bargain.
~ Interesting information concerning Travelling
satchels in lower half of this column.
(About Hose below.)
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Corner PennsyIvania ave. and 18th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-12
GREAr SALE 81 SHOES.

Great SALE 81 SHOES.
Our sale is attracting just the people want Those
who have been paying exrsvagant prices for Shoes
order and those too who have been deluded into buy
ing alleged hand made Shoes.
OUR 81 HANDMADE BOOTS
Comprise six different Styles reduced in price sc
as to be sold at 81 pair For instance our Tourist
reduced from "a As: Partisan" reduced from IS
our Fairy" reduced from "a 80 and Real Ali
gator Oxford Ties, reduced from IS.
Gan bargains below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-12

eJEwELRYi JEwELRYu
The 'PAais Royal advertising man IL like the mar.
son who hnda when tits time to close his sermon that
he has hardly begun to introduce HIS most tsllinr
pointa At the end Of our column, and JEWEIRY
in this little space.
We'll quote one illustration in each branch Of our
De- arnent and You must take for granted we have
other thingsslmost anything You ash tor in the
Jewxlry hne-AND ALI ATPALA16 ROYAL PRICEa
II KARAT GOLD JEWELRY
REAL GARNET JEWEIRY
NAL ToRTodasE 81 sHR LIZ 5sE sSHnfR
REAL ENAMEL JEWELRY,
Pansy Lac Pins 4l15; Brooches. e3)
(0loys eanGlsa. %; Thimbles CSC,
Special prices tor the special sala for roll sold
oxtdiSod diver rhinestone. m0onstonA let md imifa
'a 'Ai|1 Sc s %oa sYHf E6 SELECT NOV
"A small outlay never before brought g mach. =
Oyuu'u say.
PALAls RQYAI.
-, cora~ Pa s,s sad t3th 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-12

The havoc wrought by the flood on the Monon-
gahela r1ver ought 10 be a warning 70 Congress
that t Is not safe 10 trifie with the question Of
continuing work on the Potomac flats improve
ment There Is nothing 10 prevent a duplication
in our own neighborhood OF what has lust &C.
Cured In Western Pennsylvania and West Viz
ginia Should such a thing happen, among the
results Will be the complete uadoing OF all that
has already been done, at heavy expense, for the
reclamation OF the fats II it were for no better
reason than TO prevent such waste, the work
ought to be pushed 10 a conclusion as rapidly as
possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-12

In Chicago the police are still hunting down
men accused OF completely In the Burlington and
Quincy Railroad dynamite plot. Some OF the
suspects are said 10 be badly frightened. And no
wonder. Since the tragic drama begun In the
spring OF 1856 and brought TO a close last Noyem-
Der, there has been reason TO suppose that the
dynamite business Is not popular In Illinois. IL
VIII not do. however, for the public TO jump TO a
hasty conclusion that these men are guilty be-
cause they realize the perils OF their position.
There Is still room for doubt whether the truth is
that the strikers have adopted this particularly
nendish method OF retaliation or that the rewards
offered by the railroad company have stimulated
the Imaginative faculty OF the detectives, and
caused them TO do some very lively romancing.