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Col. Dudley I'm IndianapOlis.

Col Dudley has been in indianapolis twenty
four hours and nothing has happened. Accom-
panied by his fifteenyear- old son, he got off of
the Pennsylvania limited yesterday, looked
around in vain for anybody he knew and then
went to the station dining room, where he
ordered dinner Then he took street car for
the new Denison hotel. A reporter met him at
the hotel entrance and learned very quickly
that an interview would not be granted.
Il haven't anything to say to the public"
was the coloneIs answer to the first question.
1t seems that you are not afraid to come
back to Indianapolis" suggested the reporter
Il do not know OF any reason in the world
why l should be afraid to come back here" was
the reply.
So far as the records show, Mr.. Dudley was
correct in intimating that there was no reason
for apprehension on his part. At the United
States marshal and clerks Office it WIS learned
that no warrants were out, nor had there been.
for the arrest Of Mr.. Dudley.
The was q rumor that another warrant
wouldJe issued today.
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SPECIALTIES.

NJ ME. MANpRvlLLE, Expert MANICURE AND
M Chiropodst forWeriy OF Y. aud sssistsnI have
Guaranteed For Addicted lsgnstao ssisniiAo Gss-
Saga pJO-jV
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L,oR sALE-ECKINaToN Lors.
lexington Is THE WASHINGTON HEIGHTS

without exception ECkINGIO, L. the most bcauti-
fu subdivision ever made IA the District possessing
the best abroad facilities and finest cliy improve
nents OF every desc tption, lnclu4ins ELkNI Trio
LluAIkD STIR Ills AND HOUSES. The choicest
lnextraNassnt homes in the city Will lie m kGhlNG-
lON. The prices much less will
asked next sprlug. There is prOnt 4 kCHl N6fJN
Doth IN hom- features and IN . speculative
Better than threefourtus Of the ns property that
Is bringing double the money asked for these iucOn-
lalADiy charming lots minutes rico LILO
lhlC CARS from 9TH st. J. - NIakh
dl2-3 1873 n St
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In deserted cabin on an abandoned ranch
just west of Coolidge. Kansas, in Colorado,
herder Monday found the body Of q
man with bullet hole in the head and the
body Of q woman with her skull crushed. The
bodies were Recognised ss those of man and
woman who had passed through the town two
weeks ago. 1t is supposed they were murdered
for their team.
street, Chicago, was saudbagged by two high.
waymen near his residence early last Tuesday
night When he recovered his pockets had
been turned inside out and the little money he
had with him Was gone.
Jack Turner, the negro who last week killed
Motley Williams, son Of d. NJ Williams. was
iynched near Greensburg, KY, Monday.
Col. w. w. Griffin. president of the First
national bank at Santa Re, N NJ, and chair
man OF the republican territorial committee, il
dead.
A general strike Of the gas workers in Lon
don u imminent
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IL SUPPLIES.
ARTISTS MATERIALa
PICTURE lRANING.
PHOTOGRAPHIC OUTFITS FROM a. so Up
Ali In grsatss variety aud ct bottom prices st
Branch l722 Rsuns svA 5o< Oh 4
a14-3m
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Real Estate Matters.

r. A. Golden has bought for eli, 1886 20 Of n,
j. Gray subs As to Sc, square 551, 24l by 80 feet
on Q between LIST and Sd streets. and lot %;
square $50, 80 by 100 feet corner @ and LIST
streets northwest
Charles Meyer has bought of P. G.. Michner
for S6, 4s6.45 lots Z to "a, square 2, and to 6,
square H. Long Meadows.
A deed was recorded yesterday from Helen
Reddock to John II. Walter ON the following
property: Original lot 10 in square 1854; original
lots l, 2, aud in square 1913; original lots IL
TO Is in square S95; original lots /, 2 and Is to
10 in square 9l6; original lots /. and 10 to Is
and 70 i'll square 939; original lots /, and IL to
16 in square 962; original lots 8 to 7 in square
964; all OF square 966; original lots II to 23 In
square $50; original lots to IL in square 1Ol7
original lots II to Is in square 1918; all of
square lOz5; original lots l, 3, s and in square
east OF square 1925; original lots ii to % and n
to 81 In square lO43; original lot l in square
lO44; original lots / and IL in square lO46;
original lot II in square 1860; original lots IL to
IL in square l061. Mr.. Walter then executes a
deed OF trust to John Ridout and James
Lowndes as trustees, to secure j. Augustus
Taylor SlOO, 900 on the above-named property.
Delegates to the National Associa alton.
The builders exchange of this city have
elected the following as delegates to the an
nual convention Of the national association of
builders, which will be held in St. Paul Janu-
airy 27 Thos. ]. King, Joseph Tanning and E.
J. Hannah; alternates, Capt. l.. A. Littlefeld,
II. A. Jones and Chas. Schneider. The dele
gates will join those from other cities in this
vicinity and will go to st. Paul in a train to be
known as the builders special
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FOR RENT--HALLS.

EOR RENT-HALL-lO23 7TR ST. NV. WE'D
+ nesdsy. Friday and saturday ntghts; slso Sun
day.: sxo quarter with uss q ossa. i2gusrs o.
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WANTED-LOTS.

w AN l. 1IOIS
WANTED HAVE A CLIENT WHO WILL PAY
w cash for q Lot west OF l4th ST. DAVID u. STONE,
500 1t. NV. dl2-:1t
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOS1 AMI fOU ND.
I OST-NOVEMBEI. 30, IN BALTIMORE AND
~ Potomac depot, Lady's sInall Gold Watch and
Chain. An sIupie reward il nuder sends address to
Mrs. Z. EDWARD GRAHAM, Ala n. Carry ST., balti-
more. dl2-3ts
I OST OR STOLEN LAST THURSDAY FROM SIG
~ 19ih ct. NV, Pointer Gyp; white, with dark
brown spot on head cul tail; month old Liberal
ward II returned Sl4 Or sig 18th ST. dl2-3t'
I OsT MONDAY, DECEMBER 8. A FLOWER
~ Breast Pin, set with snail Diamonds; valued by
owner memoir howard uy addressing Mrs,
kOMERO, IL last townsend ST., baltimore, Nd It.
SIRAYRD-FROM 40 / ST. NV, LARGE PUG
~ Dog answering to name Of Dandy Reward given
II returned to above numuer. dl2-2ts
1, OUND-AP UR E CONTAINING SMALL SUN OF
L money. owner can have the by proving
property CT l., star Office IL
7 OsT-IN THE NATIONAL THEATER Oh Pos
Gold Chain aud Clasp Viii the finder please send
Star Officer dll-2ts
I OSr-SATURDAY, ON o ST. BET. 9TH AND
II 10Th Silver refoil cd Corps Badger. Suit
able reward II returned to " Nj. LUDoAl L. y29 q st.
NV. dll-3ts
I OST-$lO Ri WARD-A LADY'S GOLD OPEN
~ face Chatelaine Mach: Az" engraved the
back; twisted gold chain, with miniature sword at
tiched. Finder Will please Return to Il. 4. HEN
DniCkS, at Woodward q Lothrop's, and receive
ward OF So dl1-3t
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
4 ,IVIL-SERVlCE EXAMINATION CUSHIONS
~ aud Answers. Send lUc. to
b. W. FLYNN, A. NJ. Ivy Institute.
d5-lm' Southwest cor. 9TH and SITS. NV.
NOW is TUE lime. WE WILL PAY .BIG
IN Money" for Frst-ciass Second hauo Clothing Ad-
call at j 81 his OLD sIAND, UlSD st
L.M. myl
4 GOODRICH, ATTORNEY-A1-LAw, i24 DEAR
n % born ST.. Chicago; advice free, twenty ono
years experience: business quietly legally
acted. self-LthSs
A UTHoRIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
"A Williams & Co. Communications promptly at
tended to and strictly confidential. Ofice open all
hours M WILLIAMS. Manager, S26 h ST. ~
my4-Sms
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

+ ON BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
Lots 5Oxl 80. at Wi sons or Landover sta. 800
10 acres. q room House, $1,000; Bennings.
20 ac:es. Frame Houses, ad,oins Durrville. .. O..
$40; 10 acres Lsncover, S-roOm Dwelling. al out
buildings, $3.50; ID acres, LsLdoyer $50 scre
IS acres Ardwck, $1,000; Lots 50XI50, els, Hines
boro park: lao Aeres. Seabrook STA, slO 45 acres
well inl soved AZ ss6rook sta so beautiful Lots,
sale aud rent-hne Investments; 10-room Houses,
East Bladensburg. with DIS, fruit garden, 81 000
and $4,000; 10 acres, Branchvile, for building $50
IN acre Lots in Msddoxs subdivision, ockvillsa 80
to $500; acre Lots III yoseph's park Rock val
ley, $500; ! 81 acres below Insane asylum, miles
from city. $50 large number VI Houses and Farms
in DC, PG. county aud other parts of Md.
dll-3m DUCKETT FORD, 617 st. NV.
Tor sALE-AT CoLLINGTON, BALIIMoRE AND
Il Potomac railroad. 1870 Acres divided by railroad
AID county road into four lots. $50 per acre.
For Sale-Farm Of 219 acres two miles from Spring
ned, baltimore and fotomac railroad, and IL miles
from Washington; $50 acres cleared. good dwelling
one barn 4Ox40; two running streams through the
lace: no per acre. Apply TO JOHN sItPhEN,-
az OF Rooms IL and 10, Central National Bank Bldg.
EOR SALOON METROPOLITAN BRANCH, b.
Easy terms. COOKE D. LUCKEIT
nzo-om $50 b st. NV
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

TOIO IlEN I-IJT II lOEo.
lSoR RENT-DEsK ROOM: BEST LOCATION IN
81 HEkRoN 4 RAMEY, 1907 st. NV.
INOR RENT-THE HANpsoMEsT SUITS OF
II ROOMS ON PENNA. Avn. for Professional Man,
Commercial Broker. Modesto Photographer Artist,
being the I'd and Sd floors OF the CALI BUILDING.
di0-ot sTEiasR LIEBERMANN. 1908 st
IHok RENT-yERY DEsIRABLR OFFICE ROOMS
II on thlrd door OF 1918 st; cheap 10 . good
tenant Thus J. FIsAkR Gu,
dlO-3ts 1874 Sc
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IA Wide frontage-7l feet-on Mass ave. bet. l7th
and leth sill divide II de sired 4. DYER
dll-4t 1904 II. NV.
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ISoR sALE-CHoIcE LOT IN LIE DROIT PARK.
y oOnl3O, on Linden St. Doc per foot Lot 20.
block SO. Columbia heights. 81 A l. BARB "a
CO.. 9Th aud 4. an al
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I,oR SALON 10TH sT. BETWEkN X AND
a sts. NV. Fine Lot 5OAl 90. this ~ bargain at
Sll5 CHaINkKs a goORHFf.-
dll-I l4ls ct NV
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17
q Horrible Accident.

The regular east-bound train on the Chicago. Santa Fe < California IAilroad was just leaving Lorenzo station. fifty miles from Chicago, at 4;So in the morn- ing recently, Snen an accidcn; occurred. Attached to he resr of the train was a private car of Manager McCcol. of the California Central. occupied b. ]. F. Hart, mayor of Brooklync, Massachusetts, and director of ths California Central railroad; his wife, his son Henry Rober, Hart, his niece Miss Ninsiow, !. l.. Lamb. porter kuown only as "Harry," and a cook named Thomas Smith. Just as the train was pulling out ofthe station fast stock 1, ain following ran into thc rear of .he passenger train at high speed, demolishing the private car and cxplo6- ing the boiler of the freight engine. Large quantities of steam ponred out, scalding those who escaped from the effects of the crash. As soon as the wreck could be cleared to allow of the removal of the dead and wounded they were
 found to be as follows: Killed Mss Winslew, Haxy Robert Hart. the porter and the cook. The scalded are ]. F. Han and wife, NJ. D. Palmer. the brakeman; ]. L. Lamb and the engineer.
 The passenger tram was running on time ana the extra freight, through some ineXcusable error O: the t-ain dispatcher. was allored to follow. At Lorenzo the gTade IS very steep and the engineer of the extra saw that the train was uuman- ageable just as be perceived the lamps of the passengef. He whistled for brakes but too late His engine crashed into the private car, crushing 1t upon the steps of the Pullman car ahead. In addition 10 being scalded, ]. l.. Hart had both legs broken. Henry w. Lamb, also in the private car, was scalded about the face and body. Palmer, the freight brakeman, was hurled oyer the freight engine into the mass of debris and es- capped with scalded face and terribly burned hands. <>,-
 A telegram of later date states that ]. F. Hart died of his injuries, the day following the accident, in Chicago.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17
Notice of Forfeiture.


To Edward Gillespie, your hrir-, assigns and legal repIese ,t aiives.
 You are hereby not fled Int he under signed, who is co-ownerwtih you la the Rcile vue mining clsim, has expended ths sum oi one hundred dollars in labor and i'm prove ments upon sait mining claim, the sad ey. penditufes and improvements being made by me m the year lSsS. in C mpliance with the United states mining iaws. requiri annual expenditures to be made an mining claims. The said Bellevue aiming claim ca siS,s of 500 feet in length h, 500 wide situate in NJ ir. tincx mining district. m t'e -uniy of Yava- pal. in the tcTriiory of AriKona. X record of the location Of the said Rcllevue mining cl Jim Is made in he Record ot Mines. in ihe o;t ce of the County Recorder of sad Navapai county. in booK 2f. page Sb
 And you are hereby further notified that if. at the eA air 'tion of ninety ds,s after the publication of this nofi e. you fat! O. refuS. to conti but or pay n me your proportion of the said ex, endltnres. together with the c st
 f The public stion of this notice. the interest of you Tn said Bellevue mining claim Will he forfeited and become the properly of inc uu . dC-stnCd. JAMFS u'IiAkA
 Prescott. A. T., March ih. iSSa.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17

Ugly stories are creeping s.eai,hi'y about Denver and asound itepast record of David H. Mofiatt, who was relieved of $2I, 900 in his bark few days ago. The story, as told by Mir. Moffatt was so very peculiar that some of his old ac- quainances were free to say that 1t was certainly under stress that he was light ened by that sum, but that he was not unfamiliar with ihe dating fIeebooter, and that it was In reality only one of the bank presidents Est.e mining chickens come home to rocst. There is still an osher story whispered around among those who know Mir. Moffatt intimately, and bets are offered, with no takers, that the gentleman who intimidated "Dave" will never be found. - Albuquerque Democrat =
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17
> SNAASMNsRsoNs co. cAExDs2

Do you carry these Shoes 2 Why yes sir. Also the
 largest best stock of Mems Boots and Shoes Prescott Let show you of Furniture consisting part elegant Paor Sets Bed Lounges in all styles Extension
 Tables Bedroom Wardobes Easy Chairs Rockers and other chairs in endless variety, Mirrors, Folding beds Cots Spring wre and hair Best and cheapest line of Car. pets Desks and Office Chairs wall paper, HA> See the Cockey and these elegant Dinner and Tea Sets Also the Latest Designs in Glassware Ornaments Lamps etc On this side We have Blackwell and other fine brands of assorted Groceries which selling prices to defy compe
 On the other side the varied and complete assort Gents Furnishing Goods bankets notons etc; and ast not east step and catch the Large Assortment of every description of Fine Old wines and iquo St Louis and Mw aukee beers, champagnes which dish who together with cigars of the choicest brands The brick store rep ensed with every description of Grain, Flour and canned goods which import car load lots
 ' delighted with your varied Assortment and your Low Prices astonsh May inquire your terms g'
 SPOT CASH w
 Well goodbye cold day. J. L. FISHER
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17
SUMMONS.

ln The District Court of the ThiTd Judicia District. rritoay Q. .AsiEona, County o Ysvspat.
 Summops No l6SS.
 Joseph ii. Drew, F aiptin, vs. Mattia F. Dre V
 Defendant.
 Action h.0nght in the District Cour' of q ( Thirt Iud cisl District. m and for he Conn. t Of laNapai, territory of Arizona.
 The Territory Of Arizona sends gra, ting ( Matte F.. Drew. lou are hereby snmmons,i sn, reQu. co la ap pear in an s~tis u hrcug ht sgains you by ihe sSoVs namer plainGin in the niS, trictCouTt of the Third lud ciaI p.Strict in and for the County of lavap'd, ip she Territory ui Arizona, and answer The comp sinl fiied with the Clerk of ihis Court. aL Prescott, in Said county, copy of which complaint ncco lt . panies this sum monS). within ten ,fays lex. elusive of the day of servicrl aitcr the srrv- ice upon you of his sn mons. Hf served in this c.-nnty; but if served nut "f tue coun ' and within .hi- district, tlru within twenty n s; iu all other cF x, thirty day~.
 Aud you are hereby not i~ti ina, if you {. ll to Spl ear and answer the roinptBiut as st, Ne required. the p4alnbE wil enter def.tlt az sln st you an take jud nent for | e rtliVi Gcma andcd m hts sa'd comp aint and eos s and diSbur-cmrn ln thiS t,ehslf sNpvn ea. Given under my hand and s-a al of sa Il Count. Ehis 2oih day of NJ rch. \ ih. iSN9
 WIl1ts NJ -WILkE EttSo>. Cirtk. liernion S tiawkins. al rueys for piaintin.
 First publication Malc :i. iNSt.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17
ARIZONA WEEKLY JOURalL-MinEA.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL IT, 1889
pEATH PENALTY FOR TRAIN Ros.
 s>.-- SiNC

The bill passed by the Fifteenth leg islaiure making train robbina p: nishable by death, and which received t'e signature of yhs goyernc-. snd IS BOW the law of this ,err,ory, was introduced by Hon. Lew Martin, cs Pima county, a railroad engineer on the Southern Pacific railroad. The New Mexico legislature at its session two years ago passed similar law. since when. no train robbery has occurred in that territory. The following is the fu.. text of lte Arizona law, being the second bill introduced in the house:
 DeSning certain offenses against the
 public peace.
 Be it enacted by the legislative assem-
 bly ot the territory of Arizona:
 SECTION |. If any person or per sons snail willfully and maliciously make any assault upon any railroad train, raiload cars. or railroad locomo- tives, within the territory, for the pur- pose and with the intent 10 commi, murder. robbery or any other felony upon or against any engineer, conductor. fireman, brakeman or any officer or em- ploye connected with the said locomo- tive, train or cars, or any express mes senger or mall agent on the train, or m any of the cars thereof, on conviction thereof shall be deemed guilty of fel- ony, and shall suffer the punishment of death.
 SECTION ?, Any and all persons, who shall counsel aid, abet and assist in the pcrpetration of the offense or of the efIenses set forth in the preced- ing section, on conviction thereof shall, be deemed to be principals and shall suffer the punishment herein prescribed.
 SECTION 5. Upon the trial of any and all persons charged with the violation of this act, 1t shall not be necessary to prove, nor shall 1t be deemed material to a conviction. that the defendant or de- fendants specifically intended to commit the offepse, or any of them, herein set forth, upon or against any particular per son, bu; it shall be sufficient n 1t IS pro ven to the satisfaction of the court and jury trying :he cause, as the result O. such unlawful assault, some person or persons was killed. robbed or injured, as the case may be, or that such assault was perpetrated with the design to com- init some felony.
 SECTION 1. This act shall be in full force from and after its passage.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17
Oklahoma News.

WINFIELD. Kas., April o-Captaiu Couch. the Oklahoma leader, was in the city today just from the Oklahomo country. About every body withou, authority to remain has been driven out. Nobody is allowed to a!ight from train longer than the train stops at a station. -:]- =
 The bark Of Guthrie < Co.. with a capital stock of SIo, ,ooo organized here to-day. It will open for business a, Grthrie April s,d and expects to be the iirst bank in Oklahoma territory.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17

In ihe District Court of the Third Judic,a District. 1eui.o of AriIuns. County O Yavspai.
 sum aouS No Ib56. Polly V. stone, fisintln. vs. !. Daniel stone
 pefcndant.
 Action brought in .he District Court of in, Third In 'iciai nist'tc', Tn and los the Coun ty of lavapai. Tsrri .ory of Arizona.
 The Territory of Arizona sends erecting {, J Daniel StouS. Noi are hereby summoned and required to appear in an action hntugh again.I you ny the above named plain.in iu the District Court of lhe Thiri Judicial i'is trict. in and for the I0uuiy ot lavapai, i,. the Territory of AriTons, and answer tine complaint nied with the clerk of this Cour', at Prescott, in sad county, C. copy of which con plsint accom- uanles hts suIDmons)with in ten days teNc usive of thc day of service star the service upon ', n of this summons \, tf served In this ca inty; but |. served out of the county anu within this district, then within twenty days; m all other case thirty days.
 Ana you are hereby notifed tnatif you faij to arPesr ani answer the complaint ss above required, The plaint 1T will take Jud smcnt against you ny default, and apriy ta Inc Court for the relief demanded In her said complaint, and costs anu disbursements in this behalf expanded.
 Given under my hand and the Saai of said Court this 2ath day of March. \. n. lssp tsesll WILL AM MiLKERSoN Clerk By SD \. WRIGHT, Deputy.
 Ross S Van Horn, Attorneys for Plaintiff. First Publication arch 2a. iNSs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17
The Dog Was Knocked Out.

A New Jersey bird-dog went into 2 room where parrot was at liberty. when he stopped and pointed. The bird approached. looked the dos square in the eye. and said: "You'Te rascal r The dog was SO surprised at hearing bird speak. that he dropped his tail, wheeled and ran away. ard from that day to this has never been known ,o ;,oint a bird.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17

Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, once noted as the smoky city," it IS claimed, is now the cleanest of all the large western cites. In explaining this to New York inter viewer, Henry Oliver. one of the iron kings of Pittsburg, said; Natural gas has worked the great revolution not only in cleanliness, but Tn all our economic con- diiions. No fuel in the world lights and heats house so comfortably as gas, and our natuarl product has given us advant' ages, not only for fuel but cleanliness, over any other western city"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17

The annual nitro-glycerine explosion occurred at the California powder works, above Berkeley, on San Francisco bay April S:h. AS it occurred during the dinner hour, when all the employees were absent except two only one man was killed outright but the other is probably fatally injured,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17

Ellison Hatfield, one of the partici . pants in the Hatfield Mccoy feud, now in jail in Kentucky, has confessed to the fac, Of the murder of the ttnee Mccoy brothers, Taibert and Ran dolph. The Hatfields captured them, tied them to tree, gave them time to say their prayers and shot them. Hat fed further said that he and Tom Wal lace killed Jeff Mccoy, and gave the par ticulars of the murder of Alifera and AL ven Mccoy in 1888 by the Hatfield gang.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17

The Minneapolis Tribune says "His sportlet. the Marquis of Queens bury, says that John Lawrence Sullivan has done more to bring prize fighting into disrepute than any other man in the world. This is the first time we knew John to do anything for the bene- fit of mankind.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17

In Buffalo few evenings ago lead ing society woman assaulted and tore the bonnet and hair from another wo- man of similar social standing while coming out ot the theatre. and was given ten days m jail. It proved to be case of mistaken inenti,y.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17

During the bogus mining boom in Lower California. $a,64, worth of goods were imported into Mexico from San Diego. The San Diego merchants and the Mexican custom houses made a very rich strike.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17

Frank Horss, of Bloomingdale, Mich gan, aged ss, was riding on a cart driving Q mare and leading stallion. The stallion seized him by the neck with his teeth ard dragged him ou, o the cart backwards shaking him terribly and stamping him 10 death.