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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-28
RUMORs OF A RIOT.
Settlers of Scotland, Dakota, Said
to Have Had q Tussle.

YAKToN, Dak.. Dec. 27.-Rumors of a
riot at Scotland. OAK, between Russian
and American laborers reached here to-
night 1t is stated that one man was
killed and several others dangerously
wounded. Confirmation of the report
cannot be obtained at this late hour.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-28
AwED BY ARMED WHITES.
Ifthe Negroes in Lamar Meditated
an Attack on the Whites They
Have Abandoned the Idea

an Attack on the Whites They
Have Abandoned the Idea.
LAMAR, Miss, Dec. 24-The reports
of race troubles in this village have
been grossly exaggerated. There has
been considerable excitement here, but,
barring one knock-down, no one has
been injured. Yesterday drunken negro
insulted a white man, and was promptly
knocked down and severely punished.
Other negroes in the town became
demonstrative, and several whites, be-
coming alarmed, telegraphed to Mem
phis fol Winchester rifles. The report
that trouble was expected here was cir
culated in neighboring towns, and
white men began tiOcking into Lamar
until the little village looked like an
armed camp. If the negroes medi-
tated an attack on the whites, the show
OF force awe them and they made no
demonstration. There was great eX-
element here all day, but things have
now queted down and the armed men
are leaving the town by every train.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-28
Shooting at Clay Pigeons.

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, Dee. 81
The international trap shoot was COM
menced here this afternoon and will be
continued tomorrow. Representatives
were present from Buffalo, Rochester,
Syracuse and La Sale. N. Y. Most of
the prizes were taken by Americans.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-28
JAIL BIRDS GET FREE.
Six Prisoners Escape from the
Jail at Butte.

Special TO the Globe.
BUTTE. Mont, Dee. 27.-This evening
about O'clock an alarm was sonnded
from the county jail. On examination
it was found that six prisoners mad
escaped, all of whom had been convicted
at the present term of court. George +.
Benson, j. Heaston. II. Dickson. Jessie
c. Rick, William Logan and William
Mcclellan were all under sentence to the
penitentiary for two years each.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-28
HENLEY Is A HOMICIDE.
Cold BlOoded Murder Committed
at a Christmas Ball in Mis-

MAIDEN, Mo-, Dec. 27.-Information
has just reached here of cold-blooded
murder at Vincil, thirty miles south of
here. Christmas night. At dance at
the residence of Joseph 3. McCaulay
one Henley became boisterous, when
brother of the host told him to be quiet,
whereupon Henley drew knife and
plunged it to the hilt into DR.. w. b.
McCaulay's left side. inflicting wound
from which he died the following morn
ing. The murderer was stranger to
all present. and had never met his vic
tim before. Henley is still at large.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-28
BOOMERS BOUNCED.
Government Scouts Round Up a
Big Batch of OklahOmans.

PURCELL, Indian Ter. Dec. 27.-The
Indian scouts under Lieut.. McComb
visited Oklahoma station last night and
arrested all the boomers; in that Vi
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-28
Short and Savage.

SpVCIdI 20 IH6 OIUDe.
WASHINGTON, Dec. pa prize fight
took place early this morning near An
ticosti, Md, five miles from this city,
between Billy Young and Jack Gains,
two local bruisers. Two rounds were
fought. Gains being knocked out in the
second round.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-28

LOUISVILLE, KY. Dec. 27.-The Louis
vile Trotting association, John f.
Greene. president, will, it is announced,
cease to exist on Jan. ], 1889.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-28
Perisbed i'm tine storm.

SENECA, Kan, Dec. 27.-John T.
Yates, ex-iustice of the peace, perished
in the snow storm Christmas night, on
his way home in a buggy.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-28
GOT i'm the Neck.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec. 27.-Paul
Hopkins was stabbed in the neck and
killed at Fairmount, Smith county,
Monday by James Jones, prominent
merchant.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-28
Coming Camp Fire,
Special to the Globe.

Special 10 the Globe.
RED WING. Dec. ga camp fire
will be held at Armory hall on Monday
evening next, under the auspices of A.
Edwards Welsh Post, G. A. r. Ex-
Commander John p. Rea. of Mime
apeiis. is expected to be present and de-
liver an address.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01
Who Located It?

W, D. Mendenhsll. of St- Louis has been interviewed snd tells the following yarn of how the Silver King mipe, ID this Territory. was located: "Hsvins been engaged in mining in various parts of the world for 8 number of years, have had quite 6 diversified experience. Often have had Dame Fortune by the Isnd. but refused to hold on, aud often have I missed big things by only hairs breadth. One notable instance was 10 Arizons, where l was with party dur. ing on sttsck by Indians. IL wss while ve were retresiing to mere friendly quarters that, during halt ons day, picked upsome aos. which proved io bs very rich mineral. took one of ths party into my confidence, and ve noted ihe location of our find. We then vent to Tucson. snd hnslly my friend snd my. self grub-stsked . few prospeetoss snd sent them out to our discovery. After . few months, having heard nothing from our men, ve took c stroll out our selves and were much surprised to hnd t-enty.seven men st work and ore bein shipped right along. Our false friends hsd reeeieved intimsiiop of our coming and had skipped. Finally peace vss brought about and we allowed the work to 20 on snd gave up our claim to the property, but located several claims fuy. rou ading the ono being vorted, and thought we had all ve would require. The property which my partner and l thus gave up. and which had dIsoov- cred, vas the celebrated Silver King. and the surrounding claims never amounted Co anything.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01
Wonderful Tropical Fruits

through The land round about are other wonders. There are avenues of table trees, whose foliage seems eIsg- gersted horizontally; alleys of mshoRs- ny trees; lanes of Orinokes. whose fronds coruscste with crimson blossomlng. There are amazing shrubs-orsnRs col ored things: there are plants with glos- sy leaves speckled in four different col ors; thers are various plants that look like wigs of green hair, or masses ot nli- form green ses-weed set on short sticks. plants that do not look like real plants, but like ideslisaiions of plsnts, like the fantss .icslities of vood-csrvers and stone-cutters animated by vitchorsn. There are grasses inst look like dwarf palns-tiny srboresoent grasses with curying stems and plumed heads. There are flowers of ex:rsvagsnt forms snd colors-towers that possess familiar shapes. but have absurd tints and un- familiar perfumes, yellow snd indigo and green, orange and black and crimson plants, And in all the ponds, covering sll the canals, float the green nsvles Of the monster lily, the VIctoris Hegis- Close to shore the leaves gre not extra ordiosrily large, but they increase ID breadth as they float further out. ss n gaining bulk proportionstely to inc 6opih of vster. A few yards oil, they gre large ss sosp plants; further outtney gre broad ks dinner trays: in the centre of the pond or canal they have surface large ss tea-tables. And sll have sn upturned edge, perpendiculsr rim like a bulssrk, Here snd there you see tne fioger-s nonsensiosl flower, large as 8 hat. Then there are fddlevood trees in multitude, calabssh-trees, manRoes, bread-truits, sago-2slms, fg-srees, And a hundred unfamiliar shapes of which cannot learn ihe names. And there IS the snake tree. bearing 6 most gbastly fruit. For this Bvsrt nut-shsped d.
 nest line a clam shell, and hslvlng in the same way along its sharp edges-en- closes something incrediolo. There IS pale envelop about the kernel, remove if and you find between your fingers . little viper, trisngulsr-hesded coiled thrice upon itself, perfect in every de- tail of form from skull Co tail. Was thIs marvellous mockerY evolved for pro tective end? IL is DO eceentricity, ID hundred nuts the serpent-kernel lies ooiled the same.
 Yet in spite of these ssionishmente, of these novel impressions, vhst weird delight 1t is to turn again into an ave nue of palms, snd to kpov once more the queer sense oi being watched. vith- out love or hate. by all those silent, Ers- cious. tall. sweet thinasl-Lsfoadlo Heern, in Hsrper's Magazine Tor Sep tember.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01
CURIOUS TnlNes os IitE

Al Warren, Pa, man got SO excited |, ehaang Tat that hs ran into the river. snd U took several men to get him out.
 The unexpected continues to h,pnan A ittle ssasids cottage was sold a fortnirbt se- 70 the second husband of a divorced woman part of whose original honeymoon u,. p~sssd tosre, the seller being her arst hus. band
 The oldest man In Germany and probahIv ID ths world, is named wapniarek. He live In the village of Hutta, near Gnesan in in. province ot Posen- He was born in l7s4 He therefore l24 years old and still show, ro ngns or being in hurry to die.
 Al Brooklyn e dog that had been ;,.. pr1sn ! in a snow drift for three days was dug onr, still alive. A board leaning againy, post had kept the snow from crushing hin, and also afforded him small space fin which to move around The animal had dug with bis pa"s tunnel ten feet in length in his efforts Co free himself.
 A lady living st Findlay, O., threw ont in ths yard a quantity of canned pears which had fermented, and flock of chickens belr.d Alternatives, and soon after Secaus intoxi- catsL Iheir antics were ridiculous fin the extrens. The rooster had naturally imbibAd ths most, and had thres fights and got used up. He sni one of the hens became SO stuu.- he'd that they became helpless
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01
RELIGIOUS eLEANlNcs.

Tss English Church union has established yearly celebration" lOf the Communion for its deceased members. Thres hundred have already been addsi .o the Baptlst churches of Louisville as tba r.- suli ot hr. Aoody's meetings In Illinois there is q population of between soo-o and eoo,Oo0 wholly unreached by any regular religious ministrations. The indications now are that the Me,hodis. Episcopal church will raise CT .aOO. .OOO for mis- sions this year. ss it will set out to do
 The receipts of the American board for tbs nrSt nI months of it's financial year are about so ,ooo in excess of those for the sam. period last year
 The missionary debt of the Southern Meth odist church in May, 1887. was sgO, aiI. l2 lt Is now s2l, ,7o9.H A notable reduction In less shan one year.
 The Lewiston Journal, after investigation. stAtes that thirteen churches in Maine ara eiossd for lack of support, and that one-half of the people of the state are non- church goers.
 An educational convention will assemble st Calvary church, Washington, at g:sO a m, May l6, to take action on Che question of organizing an American Baptist Education scciety.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01
A Rahhi Talks on Sheridan.
nrah World.l

Iriah Worid-l
 Rabbi Gottheirs summer vacation cams to sn CT 1 last week. and the syrs- gus at 42d street and 5th avenue vss re- opened for sezvices- The Rsbbis ser mon was on sThe Harvester, Death, and, referring to General Sheridan, he ssid.1'The hesrt of the nstion n now at St, Matthew's Church, in Washing ton. Sheridan had c peculiar place ID the affections of The American people. I think it was because he was sn ideal soldier of the Republic; c man who did not fight for glory, but vho made war to kill var, that the sword might be Tor ever shesihed in the land. sh night te e1toI the man of var in the house of God7 Too sttsn have church and ten pie been degraded ss suxillsries to the sonqueror; but every church may prhise the romory of the General who had right and jusiiee and mercy on his aide. who made everyone better ey bis life and psesence. His name will stand for sll that vss noble in character. The long est speech be ever made. ve are told, vas of few minutCs duration, but one sentence in it deserves to rsnk with the greatest of orstions. Every one of my commissions l received upon the battle field This is one of those Eolden ut tersnees that ought Co go from mouth to mouth, and from senesssion so zen srstioH."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01
THE GRAND FIESTA.

What fastling busting not c spot Of standing room pr vacant lot. For arts or relics hers WAS brought
 Direct from Spain, O. worlds wonders mO.t forgot
 Revived ssAin. Our aneiaat pueblo all men hail, For love and beauty never fail, By land and sea, by cart and rail
 What a hustle A mingling mas ID song and tale
 Tunes their whistle. Natives still on ravhide screechine, Same old tune suits joy or weeping. That put Aosee soundly sleeping
 On Sinsi's range, Sendeth ehills OCT morals creeping
 Without Q change. EIitsd French messy cit, While stAlwsT: Dutchmen lager sip The English tongue boasts and brsxs
 About creation, Tank suessss bets aud calculates
 On speculation. With tickling stravs, something new Known but to e fsvor'd few, Across some spot the eagle hev
 Away down east. Or bsssvood trees where nutmegs grew
 Or pnf paste. Mi1'd with confidential trust Secret schemes to make or burt ssJly uhIspeIing you are hrst,
 do reveal Of selling mines for gold Is rust
 You must not squesl. Youth and Ags. fools and wise, Lame and tUmhlera on trepsIe, Vita ssnoritAs thick as bees
 With besmilg sJes Captures unsuspecting boys.
 With perfect ease. Wine sud woman long have stood Surviving storms of Noah's Hood. Or ks6n's mothers crafty mood
 While Jacob dreseing Eremptifisd bJ Paddy Wood.
 Deals the blessing. Loyeth both bat near the core. AsS yonrsef who can explore The secret now as days of Tore
 Which can explain All buck to win snd nothing more.
 Chief beats the game. What social scsnes to banish care The ievial soul has joys to spare, No thirsty weary bodies there
 With Boss Levin Contsntment reigs bless'd with prayer
 Of San Augustine.
 JOHN LAMBIE.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01
Died on the Desert.

W. s Mills, the Manager of the South
 western Mining Company. st Fl Dorado Canyon, kindly furnishes the Mohsvt Miner with the following account of the death of James Gordon. which occurred on the desert this side of Bonnelli's ferry last week:
 "A man died on the desert between Mountsin Springs and Riovills. He had stopped at Mountain Springs for day or two, but left there without potice in the night. On Monday night. the 18th inst about 10 o'clock. Hyram Williams, the young man who carries the mail be- tween Rioville snd Fl Dorado Canyon, found the man at the side of the road this side of Rioville. about l3 miles from the river. He asked him what he was doing there and the man replied that he was keeping out of the road" ssd vas having hard time of it-vanted water, had been without for 6 lsng time. He got up and Williams gave him . drink, a swallow st c lime e first. ss he seemed very thirsty. Williams stopped with him half an hour and gave him some lunch, of which he ate very little. On leaving Williams gave the man sli the water he hsd-sbout two qusrts-snd his lunch. He said bis nams vas Gordon and that he would now be able to go on to the river, Will Hams took the mail to Fl Dorado Canyon snd on the night of the 18th returned with it to RioViile, and on the way found the body of the man near where he had left him. Apparently he had drank the water snd eaten the lunch before dying. Two men sttSrvsIds went out fror- Ric- vile with tho mail carrier and buried the body. There were no papers and only an empty purse ID his pockets. He had on black psnts and vest. chevoit shirt, straw hat and good shoes. without nails. Was sppsrahily 40 to 45 years of see, , feet 8 or g inches high. snd would weigh perhaps 130 Co l40 pounds. Had 6 bald spot on his head and had lost one eye
 The description is thst of James Cor don, who left hero about three weeks ago. after c protrscted spree. The de ceased WAS vell-knoun here snd st the Needles, where be bad been in the em- ploy of the A. 4 P. A sister of Gordon's we are informed, lives near Stockton. Cal. She is the only relative ever men tIoned by the deceased .o his friends. and her name is unknown 10 them.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01
Don't.

let that cold of yours run on. You think it is light thing. But it may run into cstsrrh. Or into pneumonia, Or consumption
 Ostsrrh is disgusting. Pneunsnis ii dangerous. Consumption is death is' self.
 The breathing apparatus must be kept healthy and clear of ell obstruc. tious and offensive matter. Otherwise there IS trouble ahead. :.
 All the diseases of these parts, head, nose, throat, bronchial tubes sod lungs, can be delightfully and entirely cured by the use of Boschse's German Syrup If you don't know this already, thou. sand and thousands of people osn tall you. They have been cured by 1t. and "knov how it is. themselves. Bottle only 75 cents. Ask any druggist.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01
PROBATE COURT
COUNT or PIMA.

 h the Matter Of tte Estate of NDTs RTAS. tsc-sse-.
 TT APPEARING TO THE JUDGE GFSa l Court ty the petition presented and fled 5y Al bert Steinfad administrator Of rEe estEts of Cornelius Ryan, cecessed- praying 'IT An order to sell real esfafa. that tt Is necessary 10 sell ths whole Of the real estate Co pay the debts out standing against sad deceased. and the debt4 expeuHaz and ChzrEes or the sdmlnistrsfion. tis therefore Ordeted by the JadEs of tAld Court that all p-rssus inter-sted 10 ths aAi1 estate appear before ths Probate Court on MON DAY the wen ty -ss. .snth day Of Augu [, A. U isSs st len , clock h the forenoon Of satd day st tha Court RoOm of s4id Probate Court, In ths County Court HOuse Oi said Pima County. 10 ths City of TucsOu, Arizona, 10 show eause 'EhJ an order should not be srgnted ta the sad ad- minIstrAtor t1 -ell 60 nucu Ot The real s-tGts ot Hsid decsa-sd ss shall be necessary.
 Ard that a copy Of thls order se publshed At least four weeks ia the Ircson Weekly CItitsn . newspaper printed and puhl;shed in ssid City Drtsd :, iuc,ou. A. T.. July q, lsss.
 THOS. D. SATTERWHIIE,
 Judse of the Probate Court Of the
 County of PiGh Attorney of Atministrsto-.
 OzuCa OF IHk CLERK
 oF TAT PRoBATI COUsT or THK
 COUNTI or PIMA, Al ITnsua. D sa-terz hits. Judge and sI-oficis Clerk of the Probate Court of the County of Pima. do hereby certify the fOre- daly made snd eutsrst upon the minat of ssid WITS ny hand and the Seal of ssid Prs bate Court this 24th day oi Inly, lsos.
 THOs. D. sATTERWHlrE. Ts.sn Judge and eI-06eio Clssk
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01
The Why of it.

man who is not honest in his politi- cal acts and expressions IS not to oe trusted in business or local sfsirsi- Tucson Star.
 Fer this very reason the editoIot the Star BOW mOurns many coveted poei tIons which fell in the hands of better men who were honest In thcir political acts and expressions. s."-Courler.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01
Is Consumption Incurablep :

Read the following: Mir. c. II. Morris, Newark. Ark, says: "Wss down with Abscess of Lungs, and friends and phy- eicisns pronounced me an Incursble Consum ptive. Began taking Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption, am now on my third bottle, sud able to oversee the work on my farm. Itis the finest medicine ever made"
 Jessie M!ddlevsrt, Decatur, Ohio, says: Had it no, been for Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption I wou have died of Lung Troubles. Was given up by doctors. Am now ID best of health. Try 1t. Sample bottles free st Geo. Martins Drug Store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01

Some years ago Ayers Cherry Peeto- rsl cured me of asthma after the best medical skill had failed to give me re- lief A few weeks since being again troubled with the disease. I vss prompt ly relieved by the same remedy, s. Hassier. Editor Argus, Table Rock. seb
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01
The niamond-Aug. 2s.

AtDetroit-DetroitI 10. Indianapolis 8 Al Chicaso-Chicago 2, Pittsburs g. At washington-Wsshington 2, PhIls- dslphia g. AtCleyelsnd-Clevelsnd 2, St. Louis5. At New York-Nev York nothing, Boston 2. Al Bsltimore-Bsltimore l. Cincin- natl 5.
 AtSiou1 Oity-SiouI City 6, Chicago 2. Al tOmshs--Omaha l, St. Psul 6.
 At Philsdslphis--Athletics 5, Louis vile 6.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01
LREMEMRER Thatthsr, ,nOeO

REMEMBER Rda.stai:T FasssasF' '9Ss9i 9Ss9' and Early who are iu charge of the Sins is A guarantee of absolute fe .sas af integrity. that the chances are all equal and that no one can possibly divine what numbers will draw a Prize.
 REMEMBER also that the payment of Prizes is GU A RAN FEED BY FOUR NATIONAL HANKS of New Orleans and the Tickets arc signed by the President of an institution vhoss eh.rtarsd n ghts are recognized in the highest Courts thsrefo re. beware of any imitsuons oI SC snEInOus schemss.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01
ASEsbAf, SEfE. IT, lnoo. Capital Prize. $500, ,000

HorE-riekets drawing Capital PriEes gro ro, entitlef to terminal prizes. FoH CLUE kNIEs. or any further information desired. write lelihly tu the undersigned clear ly stating your rc- .deuce, with Slate. County, etr-ct and Number, More rapid return mail delivery will be ussurcd hy your enc Osing au Envelope be,rIEC yCur fuu address Orders Of NsW York EIchsuss in ordinar; le tier. Currency by Express tat our sxpsnsel addressed Co M. A. DAUPHIN,
 New Orleans, LA.. or M. A. DAUPHIN, Washington, 10. O,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01
TTSPRECTpEST2D ATTRACTION
 C OTEE A .ILLIoS DIS ERIBuTHL
Louisiana State Lottery COlDaDV.

Incorporated by the Legislature m isss fci Educational and tharltHD.e purposss and its iranehise made parr of n @ present State Con. stltution, m isst. oy Aa Ovsrv he'mIug popular vote.
 Its GRAND ENTRAORDINAa DRAv- INGS take place Semi-Annu hy, q, c and December), and its GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take placc on each oi the other ten months in the year, and are all drawn in public, at the Academy of Music, New Orleans, Ia.
 Wsdo hereby certify that vesupsryiss th sr- rs1ssments for eiI ths Monthly and IrlArtarly DrsNlnss of The Louisiana State Lottery Com panJ and in person mana c and control the Ora.ins- themselves, and that the sane if sond1cted with honesty, fairness, a-d in rood isith toward all partles and we authorize he company to use this certificate with fao similes of our signatures attached, in its d. Tsrtisements."