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The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18
Last week the SENTINEL publ shed

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 r,:brutr{ -l2,a published 2 iong n. .Ii.ie ih cotntc tction ~Fth the aIiaii.
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 axe been a witness to the k Ling az.
 et was not suhpoeflaed 10 the tria.. lile charge IS openly made that Lah".. IS too well informed Hl the affairs ui
 :r Colony and tried to the prote,,
 # interests If the By he Estate; t;'i' -':d not suit those were interested
 sh:. Colony and cpns"qoen. y tr' were anxious to get rid of Lah'y; wh@. he shooting occnrel th'' long lookec fpr opportunity was. elobraced. D;'. 2. ,hey WIS d soldier, in th-f late Wa and served with d,s hlctioa; it is s!i1 nat the veterans w'llt'tk', holi of Il matter and drmsnd L,hrv's rrlc.s, The $ ID Francisco Eraminer lays muc .$rtssupop she published interview s'p'ninsly having much confidence ir heir informant. T be'AttfnticD of tl'' Department of State will be called ;' he matter and shouldl thAiahove sta'r- a4n. prove t. be true we are sur. ths'
 he Uni5ed States government will de- hand hlt L,th-y be liberated.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18

Tucson is h,.ling 4 tree planting Nx . citement and tile extmrle-is one wtIlch sho1ll be initated by the good people of Yuua
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18

True nob,l.ty scorns to trlmPle upon 8 worm or sneak to en emHesor.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18

s.,nd in your orders for the. SENT EEL extra.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18

The mineral nj agri, ultural w'al'' of Yuma County Is bound ss, a"d,,n a few years will ba thoroughly Gev:-- loped..- ----: .... :
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18

Look out tor tnr SbNTIAEL "Doum edition!
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18

Plant pine apples, the soil and eli r..ate of thls County is just rlgh. for that delicious fruit. The cultivation of the pine apple is v"ry simple, the outlay small uLd the retu4 As hea' y and prompt.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18

FeDr.iaTy Icsh Iooo Ames, G. R. LHpeS, LaIza de ;a!ensue,a Donaciano L,rYia, Ermoge res e.ner, L Mahony, C I. Ricardo Me CUnehe,, Jon, ,hayra, Jose M. MeIdez, Jesus . Lia.k ke. Frank Morgan, William Estrada, Hiiarion Norris, Chas. M F:ajio, Francisco R''ntro, Jesus Friend, ". P. Stare, Richard ,abiinnd,, Losefita de Stiles, Nj D. ionza.es, Manuel T"eed,~A. J. $.
 Wilson, A H. --.
 W. l.. HOPKINS a.
 Postmaster. ;"
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18

The Patriotic Sons Of America will give grand hall in Tombstone on the 22nd oi February, Westinghouse birthday.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18
Advertised Lettore.

List of unclaimed letters remaining iN the ;,.,st otf e at Yana, Yuma Couuty AiIL"na F.br;ary l3tl 1888 2.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18

SAIUi.DAl, FED. Id, l>oo.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18

things.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-10-15
LACK RIcrcl

We hs We just received large stock
of Ladies HATS. Ladies' Dress Goods,
consisting OF Ginghams. Linens aud
WUolcus, and GGptlemen's Clothing,
ell OF the latest and most desirable
styles. Call and inspect them.
$40. j. &USEESTocK.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-08
WASHINGTON.

SENATOR WILSON has introduced bill
to appropriate 100000 for public
building at Burlington, Iowa.
THE bill to amend the Chinese restric-
ton act was fayorably reported by Sena-
tor Sherman from the committee on for
eign relations.
THE Tariff Revision bill, as formed by
the Democratic members of the Ways
and Means Committee, has been made
public.
THE President has directed that the
new military post at Highwood, near
Chicago, be known and designated as
Fort Sheridan, in honor OF Lieutenant
General Sheridan.
THE long mooted question of the cut
ting of slice of Idaho territory aud at
taching it to Washington territory May
DC regarded "a practically settled in the
negative as the committee on territories
is unanimously opposed TO it.
THE president has nominated John Il.
Garland, of Dakota, associate Justice of
the supreme court OF Dakota; M. j. Lid
dell, of Louisiana, associate justice OF
the supreme court of Montana; l.. B.
Nash, of Washington Territory, associate
justice OF tho supreme court Of Washing
ton Territory, and Mary f. Ballantine,
Postmi5tres5 at Syracuse, Neb.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-08
CRIME.

Tue County Treasurer Of Marion Coun-
ty, Ohio, seems to be short about $4,000.
He has been arrested.
. PETEP SHANDREAU, OF Napanee, On.
tario, fatally shot his wife because she
joined the Salvation Army, and then
killed himself.
DEPUTY SHERIFF Cox was attacked By
We bandits near Brownsville, Texas. He
shot four of them and badly wounded the
fifth.
"BLISKEY" MoRGAs's sentence of death,
for killing Detective Hulligan, at Raven
ma, Ohio, was suspended by Gov. Foraker
Friday until the Circuit Court reviews the
case.
OSCAR +. BECKwITH, NhC murdered 81
mon Yandercock in 1882, and who had
been twice tried for the crims and con
victed upon by the State Court of APP
peals, and finally taken to the Governor
on petition for clemency, was hanged
at Hudson, N. Y, on Thursday.
ZEPa DAVIS, the young mulatto who
burtally murdered little Maggie Gauhan
in Chicago, and who was captured at For
est, H., is now lodged in the county Jail
awaiting the action of the Grand J fury
He confesses the killing, declaring be
did it because she provoked him to an
ger.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-08
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

A FIRE on Washington avenue, Mime
apolis, caused loss of $4,000.
Ok Saturday, Indiana and Tennessee
were visited by severe storms, destroying
much property.
THE great furniture mandatory OF
Potter d Stymus, New York, has been de-
stroyed by fire.
THE Manistee (Mioh.) Salt and Lumber
Company, and which the late Michael En-
gelmau was President, has made an as
signment. Assets, $1,8S3, 239; liabilities,
$SGf,0GS.
IT is estimated that, owing to the strike
production of pig iron will be reduced
over one thousand tous day.
An assignment was made Friday by
Murlock Brothers, Exchange Bank at
Canon City, Col The liabilities are
&144' 500, and assets, Sl22,000.
A FERRY steamer exploded and was de
stroyed by fire in San Francisco Bay
Monday morning. Seven persons were
killed.
The loss by the burning of the Union
Square srheater, New York City yester-
day, is estimated at $750,000.
THE great dry-goods house of Wolf
Brothers, OF Little Rock, Ark.-the larg-
est in the Southwest-vas damaged by
fire Tuesday night 10 the amount of
500 coo.
Ar Salamanca, n. Y, Wednesday morn
ing, a copAagration destroyed tho opera
house the postofice, and other buildings
occupied by stores offices, residences,
ctc. Loss, $4,000.
While receiving congratulations on her
Goth birthday, Mrs. Aun Summervills of
Roaue county, W. Va, fell dead. The
shock SO affected her dagghter Mrs.
Lewis Compton, that she expired in few
minutes.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-08
BLOODY FlGnT OVER rRoPERTT

A Constable ana his Deputy Killed While
Serving Writ Of Hubcas Corpus
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Feb. 25.-Lewis
Chesrovn, ST., of Mochicanville, man
seveuty-six years of age, of late years
has been perfectly helpless, and has re-
sided With his son. All his property was
decided 10 his chlldren upon
condition that they would keep him the
remainder OF his life. For number Of
years they have been quarreling amongst
themselves over the division. Recently
Lewis Chesrown, Jr., vas appointed the
guardian of his father. Last Wednesday
she other ons carried away their father.
Chesrown, Jr., obtained a writ of habeas
corpus which was given to Constable
X civ to serve. He went to the house Of
John Chesrown, where the old man was
confined. Five of Chesrown's boys we're
in the house and they refused to open the
doors. Kelly got posse and forced an
entrance. As he crossed the threshold he
was shot by Elias Chesrown aud so badly
wounded that he died to night. heily.s
DEPUTY, Jacob Helbert next fell deaa with
a bullet in his brain. Elias gave himself
up. -Four other brothers, Adam, Wesley,
John and Joseph were arrested.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-08
ANewIndustry for Women
Washington Letter

Here, where there are so m4ny la'-'-
in reduced circumstances who nave rs. -
better DAYS, and still want to Keep y
appearances. there are many curious ~
cupatious. A novel means OF eafl'ns i
livelihood is employed by two unna ...,,
ladies' who used to be active IN soo',
Just when thew we're in the helSn' ~
society their parents died suaaen'! NJ h..
ing them with practically nothing 70 ~.
on. Merely as a matter Of fancy q ag
ladies take to painting or fancy wa 4,
ons of these had acquired a knacA ~,
making delicious preserves aN No..
other rivaled her III her efforts " I'M
the palate with the extra tine cav or
compounded. When suddenly throw .rr
their own resources they put 'AeI n
heads together to devise some ns mes, .s,
earning living. After long '.n ID
struck upon en- idea. Ihey al o0s--on,
about to give it test. Ihey ven .Il'.,..ltb,
some of the most intimate OF thsiI 49, 49,.
friends, and proposed TO nnl , -oE.
tire manufacture of preserves a,u -s-s
for their tables. They secufsl b.
patrons. and 80 we'll did they ~ g.. hi
work that they soon had rep1..'I,, t5l
their dsinties. AZ first they Wsn' ", -,.t
borses of their patrons to DO las n
Now tbev have made a snug little 'el M
money, and have extensive o m,ts {.
preserves and cakes, which 'n''
order al their own house
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-08
THE LATEST TELEGRAMS.
GENERAL NOTES.

The California fast freight line will be
discontinued after March l.
THE worst storm of the season by far
ragged at Duluth, Wednesday night, and
Thursday.
SAX Francesca and the region round
about had lively earthquake shock re-
Gently.
TYPHOID fever has broken out among
the students in the colored college at
Knoxville, Tenn.
The people of Charles City Iowa, are
excited over what they believe to be a
discovery OF petroleum at that place.
R1oH tin deposits are said TO have been
found near Hermosa, Custer county, Da
kota Territory.
THE head of the Government Bureau of
Animal Industry reports that there is now
no pleuro pneumonia among cattle west
of the Alleghauey Mountains.
THE locomotive engineers and fremeE
of the c., B. d q. are on strike. Over
1000 men are out and the business of the
road is parayzed.
SEVERAL Of the brass manufacturing
firms in New York and Brooklyn are talk
ing of inaugurating system Of profit
sharing.
AnnANGEaHErs have been completed
with the Canadian Pacific and Minneapo-
lis, Sault Ste. Marie & Atlantic railways
for a through line TO ST. Paul, Minneapo-
lis aud points beyond.
THERE are in the Sunday achools of the
Christian world l6,447 800 scholars and
1862, 1877 teachers, making a grand total
of Is, 100000.
SENATOR BUTLER, of South Carolina,
claims that New York, Pennsylvania and
New England drink three times as much
liquor az the Gulf States, according to
population.
Two MORE Michigan confederation
AMI Emmet-voted Tuesday for prohibit
ton under the new local-option law,
making thirty counties that have thus
far voted down the liquor traffic, TO only
one that has voted the other way.
THE will of the late W. w. Corcoran,
of Washington, d. c., was probated to-
day. The estate amounts TO 100000,
the bulk OF which is bequeathed to his
grandchildren.
The Law enacted by the Legislature
of Wisconsin, permitting druukards TO
be sentenced TO the inebriete asylum,
was Tuesday declared invalid by the
State Supreme Court, on the ground that
the statute virtually makes drunkenness
a crime.
SEVERAL conductors and engineers of
the Chicago, st. Paul and Kansas City
Railroad we're discharged AT Dubuque
Tuesday morning. The superintendent
declined to state his reasons for ordering
the dismissals.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-08

EN-PBEsprNr GpEvy, of France, re-
mains loyal TO his son iu-law, Nj. Wilson,
AN avalanche in the Morobia Valley,
Switzerland, destroyed number Of
houses and killed ten persons and many
head of cattle.
GENERAL San Mariana telegraphs from
Massowah that be expects an Abyssinian
attack shortly.
TIRE Pope has received 600 Rheuish
pilgrims, including the Archbishop of
Mayeuce apd three members of the
Reichstag.
RUSSIAN artillery will be immediately
served with shells for army man@vres.
The manwyres are usually neli late in
the summer.
sNAunp newspapers state that the Duke
OF Montpensier has notified the govern
ment that he will return TO Spain at the
cad of the present week, uotulthstaud-
ing Prime Minister SaEasta's warning.
La is reported that the Russian garri-
sous on the frontier have been reinforced
in the last fortnight by several brigados,
which are on 3 war footing. There are
four cavalry regiments near Pinczow,
which can directly menace Cracow.
WAEsAw- Large quantities OF biscuits
are being manufactured at Du6ro. abe
railway dePots between Nolee1ss and
Odessa contain 100000 pounds OF corn
urj 100000 pounds of sugar, which It
Is impossible to forward because the
troops are using the transport service
Tur Princess of Wales is again suffer
iuy from ala attack of deafness. She Is
now compelled 20 use ar ear-trumrer
Necessity which she very unwilling sub
mits 10. The6iug of Greece, the Princess
III Wales brother, Is troubled with q Ike
deafness, although the Kings ease i
worse.
MI. WILSON. the son in Law Of ex-Presi-
dent Grevy, of France who has been "
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-08

TIE New York Times presents the list
of trusts in all their naked defoemity
There are IS in all, and make altogether
combined capital of hundreds of mil
lions, and INCLUDE sugar, castor oil
school states, linsesd oil, steel rails, iron
ore, Bessemer steel, steel and from beams,
nails, wrought iron pipe, iron nut, stoves,
paper bags, honey and oil-cloth. Prices
have been forced up on all these articles
entering into the consumption of daily
necessities. It seems to be collision o.
capital to defraud the people of competi-
ton, and if the country does not act in
this matter the country viii prove a fail
ure. Nothing more dangerous to the
public welfare has been known in this
country.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-08

THE beginning of the Congressional
investigation of the trust system, which
has become so popular with corporations
and SO unpopular with those who do not
share in the enormous profits, has arous-
cd as much interest, perhaps as any other
one subject with which Congress is now
engaged. Information is not easily OBJ
tanned, but enough is known to make it
worth while to go on. Besides the sugar
trust which was shown yesterday to be
declaring Il per cent. dividends every
four months on S60,000,o0o OF stock rep
reseutiug but Sl5,o0o,o0o of actual prop
erty, thore are many others, all oontrol-
ing products which, by something more
than coincidence, axe protected by
heavy customs duties. The steel rail
trust which forced prices mp from S2l
to $40, has reduced the price to $3.50 @
: ton. The iron ore TRUSS controls nearly al
best orc lands OF tho country. The steel
and iron beam trust makes $58 On every
ton manufactured, the odginalcost being
but $50. The nail trust, formed few
days ago, has already advanced prices,
and tha wrought pipe trust has put
up the price "a and pat down wages 10
per cent The castor OIL trust has i'm
CREASED The price i=am 80 cents to $1.25
q gallon, lissed 81, has advanced from
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-08
Mhnt a Doc Can Do

The fine residence of George Munroe,
at Jamestwn, N. Y, took fire at night
when Mrs. Muuroe and her five children
were asleep. They we're awakened by
the barking of the Newfoundland dog.
The building was full of smoke, but Mrs.
Munroe managed to save three Of her
children, but could not reach two young
stere, who were quartered in an upper
room. The dog scrambled through the
smoke and fire and succeeded in saving
the children. NJ. Muuroa was absent in
Nov Y lrk
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-08

The change in the rules governing the
daily sessions Of the British Parliament
was brought about last week by an almost
unanimous vote. There never was any
valid reason why Parliament should be
an all-night body. The habit of late
hours led naturally to drinking and ill
nntured encounters, which a little day
light would make uncomfortable. The
sessions will hereafter extend from 3 p.
m. until a. IN. except upon rare occas-
ions. II this reform does not result in
tho election of better men to Parliament,
it will certainly insure fuller attendance
of the better and more substantial mem
bers of the present House.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-08

IT has required 1900 suits in the state
Of Now York 30 convince the makers and
dealers in oleomergarino and other imlta-
ton dairy products that the law compel
ing them TO be sold for just what they
are could be executed. 1t Is probable
that these imitation butter and cheese
vendors are not all satisfied yet, but the
1909 suits have resulted in establishing
the complete oonstitutionality of the law.
Practically the effect Of these prosecutions
has been to compel the sale of imitation
products for just what they are and the
public is protected against fraud to that
extent. Those who want oleomargarine
can get it, but those who want butter arc
not defrauded into taking oleomhrgarine
instead
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-08
IN GENERAL.
THE READING STRIKE INQUIRY.

The Congressional Committee Says the Men
are Working at Starvation Wages
The special committee of Washington,
d. O., which has been investigating the
Reading strike has returned. Chairman
Lillman says tho committee finds itself
restricted a to the scope of its inquiry,
as only the federal features of the sub
ject can be presented to congress. He
says the workers Of the anthracite regions
are in a terribly demoralized condition.
There are twice as many men as there
are places, and all are working at starva-
tiou wages. The report Will especially
urge that the state of Pennsylvania remove
the poll tax on laborers, which the COM
mittee found to be over 81 per head,
while the valuable coal lands are taxed
merely as agricultural lands at 81 to s.
per acre.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-08

EVEN in the southern states, which is
the region to which cotton growing is re-
stricted, cotton has almost ceased to be
king among the )Gbducts Of the soil The
value of the cotton crop of 1887 was
1924 1862, 900, while that of the corn
growth of the sat no section was $2l3,662,.
900. Taking thl country az a whole, of
course, cotton his long since resigned the
sceptre TO corn, while the value of the
annual yield Of ray, as well as that OF
wheat, also largely exceeds that of cotton
The raising of cotton is probably more
profitable than it was at any time in the
past, but fortunately the south's pros
perity is no longer confined to that CO D.
as it was in the oid 'layery days.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-08

trial for completely in the Legion of
Honor decoration scandals, has been con
victed and sentenced to two years i'm
prisonment, TO pay fine of 1000 francs
and 20 be deprived of his civil privileges
for five years.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-08

AoooRD1NG TO Lord Salisbury the
Prince of Bulgaria is technically usur-
per, because all the guardian powers did
not agree to his installation. A curious
feature of the situation ia the apparent
co operation between those inyeterate es-
emies, Russia and Turkey, in controlling
the affairs OF tho principally. The syn
dictate of French, Belgian and Dutch
has refused, II is said, to advance the
Cars Government any larger sum than
S3o,O0O,OOO until after the peaceful set.
tlou eut of the Bulgarian question. From
these facts it seems that the little Prin-
oipality ia more distinctly than ever
bone of contention in Europe.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-08
4 MANsACEE ~.


Brutal Butchtry of Il houSt,nt OF Negroes ~
pcsuerddo,s ~ Spanish Camp
shooting massacre occurred at Span
ish Camp. sixty miles west of Houston,
Tex. The settlement is composed 81
Mcxicans, negroes, and white desPera-
does.
4 negro cabin ives set on fire and the
occupants we're deliberately shot down g
thew ran half awake out OF the burning
house. Five we're killed outright and one
severely wounded, while two were burned
10 death in the cabin. Another negro
vss caught ana hanged 20 tree.
The butchsry IS the outcome Of suit
for the possession of land recently decid-
"a in favor of the dead negroes IN the
District court at Wharton.
AZ Cadillac Mieu.. Wednesday night
the officials of the Toledo, Ann Areor 8
Northern Michigan ard Toledo, Ann Ar
Dor ana Cadillac rallroad companies et-
feoted consolidation Of the two com
panies, the frst named ia control the
line Through trains viii Is running
May Il
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-08
Z. 7 I'If III
General Master Workman.

A Wise Husband with carving
knife and fork -"Areu't the children
ready for diuner!' Wife-"Yes, dear;
but we have ducks for dinner, and the
children have just returned from Sunday.
school. Thought il better that they should
remain upstairs until you set through
with the carving
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-08
TAURsDAY, Mar. !.


Seuate-To-day the senate adopted "a
resolution directing the president to
negotiate treaties TO cut off all Chinese
immigration. The pension bill was taken
u ,, the pending question being on the
amendment offered yesterday by Sen.
Wilson, Of Iowa, 20 add the words Elm
frmities of age" Sen. Beck said $780,
600 200 would not be half enough to
cover the amount of expenditure if the
amendments were adopted. The bill
would settle the surplus for all time TO
come. The debate then drifted into a
discussion of the tariff during which
Sen. Beck referred TO the demonetiEation
Of silver and attacked Sherman. He
suggested (reverting 20 the pension
question that as the wealth of the cOun-
try was protected by the exertion of the
soldiers, the senators on the other side,
many of whom we're milli0uaires, should
meet the expenditure for pensions by an
income tax. Without a vote On the
amendment the senate adjourned till
Monday.
Hous-In the house, TO day, the floor
was accorded the committee on foreign
affairs, and Mr.. Belmont OF New York,
called mp the joint resolution accepting
the invitation Of tho French republic for
the United States to take part in the in.
ter-uationa exhibition az Paris in 1889.
BIZ. Adams, of Illinois. offered an
amendment to resolution authorizing the
commissioner of agriculture to prepare
for distribution at the Paris exhibition a
concise statemen. descriptive of swine
raising in the United States, aud The
methods used in pre pairing pork for ex-
port. and giving information as to the
relative Wholesomeness Of pork raised in
the United States and other countries.
The was offered, he said, IN order that
the attention of the French republic
might be called to the j scriminatioa.
The apeudmeut appropriates S25.0e0 to
carry ont its provisions. * Was agreed
to. The JOINT resolution was agreed to
il committee III the whole, where it was
being considered, and cd cred favoral II
reported 10 the house. MT. Belmont