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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09
LsoPoLD,s PALACE BURNED.



BRussELs, Jan. 1.-The royal palace al
Laeken, 8 suburb Of this city, was burned
this afternoon. Princess Clementlne. the
daughter Of the king, had narrow escape
from being burned to death. Her governess
was suffccated, All the royal art collection
has been destroyed. The fire has been pre-
vented from reaching the kings private
rooms
As soon as the fire at Laeken was reported
the king and queen suspended the New
Years Day reception and hastened thither.
They witnessed the total destruction OF this
magnificent palace, their usual summed
residence. It Is said the FIRE was caused By
defective stove in the officers' quarters.
The loss is immense as to money value, and
as to destruction Of art treasures, that can
not ps replaced.
At midnight there is report that the fire
ut LaeSen was of ineendtlry origin, and
that Dranoourt, the victim, persisted while
searching for the Princess Clementine,
whom she supposed TO be still In the palace.
All the private papers OF the king and OF
| Leopold the Fist and the queens jewels
were destroyed. Only the walls are now
standing. The body OF the goyerness MAJ
| not yet been found.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09
ELECTRICITY burned It's Factory.

EEw York, Jan. 2.--The down town shops
OF tie Edison Electric Illuminating Com
pany in Pearl street were burned this mcrn-
inE. The current generated upon the
dyaamos In the shop supplies lS00n In
cnndcsoent lights in the down town district,
most Of which burn al day in tho hunks
and Offices below Fulton street, All
az them went out at G.i5 O'Clock.
By shlttinc the source Of supply, Fupa-in.
teniant Snith hoped to have than all re-
lighted before neon. The lre broks out at
6 81 a. M. IN the dynamo room, IL Quilted
the buildings Nos, 255 and 257 Pearl street
and resisted the sit1Gts Of fine tiremen tor
IN hour. They suecas led, however, In keep.
ipg it within tho walls Of the factory build
leg. Travel OF the eGst side elevated
railroad iinas yggs suspended Tor several
hours, the tiremen holding rosgessipu OF
the track 10 front Of the burning building,
and tis;hiing rue Times from the Iron strue.
tura. rh4 loss 70 tbs Eil4on company Is
put at 500 600. 1t Is caveyed hy Insurance.
IN various companies amounting to $4,000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09
AIllIL

=, ,, ,, ...,... a. On ..
b2E dos. sh5wery.
Tuesday, Ap Il 2-Temperathre ~, 49, 49,
Is ddss, shoMery, \,
IN deg.
thursday, April -Temrefatllre 81, ~ 5l%,
5ides. Far tiotI.eh Wanrliirr, 4 former en-
plpyeot Arlinstoh Mills coiamtted suicide III
lmladc!phlt
Friday. April .. Tcmpcraturc 81, 40, 81, 90.
saturday April 6.-.lomperatare 81, q, 4s,
Sunday, April Temperature 81 %, 20,
80 Z. deg. Far - stephens Enslish Lutheran
Church dedleat d,
deg EAR.
| iunS'lHy, April n-Iemperat'ire W, ~ b.%'
q dug, Clear. Municipal elections held III
New Castle ana sNewArk.
"Wednesday, April lO-Tcmreratnre ~ az,
Gl. 81. iuAr. lWenty-slX attendants ~ 4 Qog
/ fight were itfresthh BEGINNING % the seI"'la
HnntiH state suEliS-sHhoul convention IN
| West Presbyterian thHrfh.
HhursIiuy, Aprll lL-Ienperatufe ", 3D. Us,
! ~ lgE. = car.
4 Friday, April l2.-Tninperalure ~, ", ~,
4 tGi! itg. lGtining. Ailournngnt ot INC sum
/ day-Hghunl convention. Inc Hare u Morgan
Go failed.
4 Saturday, April H. -Frmlerltufe IL o. ",
| ~ deg, Cloudy, pr, W, seward Nnbns %acEt
| "E,irlda" launched from liarInn " itolllnss-
| worths yard at lO.gi 4. M
| snndnS, April i.-.,Iempria!llre w y" 81, p
served. :,
Monday, April To- ltnlpelulnrn Ei' ~, ~ Oh
dog. Gt"ddy. Death u 'iasaptt NJ. fus"y.
Tuesday, April lh-fcnlerature III ~ OIL
- deg. tlJuly
"Wednesday, April lI.-TemPerasHre ~, OIL
49, 01ieg Cloudy.
lhdrsdHv, AprIl S.-Famprtntirf 10, %, 6l
Il G''g tAir. Council decides 10 establish y
police pttFoj syainn
Friday, ApriL ~. temperature l1, W, 40 u
4! deg IicHU
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09
NAY.

"Wednesday May Temperature Il, 81, 5o>,
~ f'rg. -EOWPrS.
Thursday, NAY ..--re npNmtlrr Il, b, ii,
~ act.. Cirar. Aruat mur.inc q liz lr.a-
wufU i'haruprcgli q, -W;ietg hi this WY, Guy
Conner iIlgituntGI i \. ttH committee "tIlE ~
ittLl' thr nlcro! @lrtrr,tt!uaE pt--iH;r ~ the
lH.c !u.tsitEi}c Il a 't!ier witg'l gives n"
Suont Nnd NnMnt onnHs!on thu opiyn q
whore 10 deposit lis turHs
l'ruaS, May 3 rmprratnre NJ. 81, ~, ~,
EhruutitN ctt'Ms II tAis ri'y attracted about
lSuub Prunle.
,alatdHy, May Temperature Il! e, 10, Gs
deg. tto,.ri u l.igta,ion %ettiIu; 10 women
east 'barinttal ita,lpls.
$ulgdslY, Niuy 3,t-'lenpcguiurc r., jS, 70 n
lonlpy May G.--Icmporanrc 20, g, ID n!
inesdly, May 7.-'romperaturc 60, q s5,Ts
Wcann-.lay, Niay s-rcmrerature 50 a, s2,
4 liirsui.y. May D. -Tcmpemtlre ID, q. 81 j, d.
dc nla;tp. hr ,ialnbUw ltiGe GO, nui several
City oNlci,tls OF ruding. IA, visited tic lirrni-
5einp Fire Iu. Annual meetuE DE ttrp iurU N
d, Information and Distribution of the ben-
ware tUJiit ENrHh@sr.
fr,rv. Tar M IcmHernrirc q, so, 50, ~
doc. Clrdr Denth " StcICtFyol SlAtc jehn
7. Sjm 7hury n oyer Nio!unt wind r,o.ll
SRtftaay. Mny ii. Temperature TO- -, s3,si
dog lear. Suyaloi tHpI" flAilE stnpprd
odmleI itdwaidaol iliS ,'lty lltr Ne~ Castle
county Democrat, mcI in convention ~ Nrw
CAulC ana ul0l,fud tlrWlniOu5 measures.
!, corner stun"ul -dsu iia!i nld.
Sunday. May e. Temperatures %, III, ~ Is
#on!ay.Nayla.- Tnnparature Go,GfH73tGdes.
kilttv III lie ~ isrnoun, Opening ~ The splins
| torn III inc superior rGart. hAisiGe Of Janes
McAii4t3r in liIandyWt|r hundred.
Tuesday, Mhy - Ufrperttnrr Nl, 10, rs, n
,i,r rnrtty t.ttry lphu L. salisbury APP
PAINTED SECRETARY ol state By Coy. Hisss.
Wednesday,. Way d Temperature 81, TO- ~
~ deg. Clear:
= " fliJdny, May i7.-rcmperature 20, IS, 81, S;
Saturday, May is.--Tempcratnre IS, a, rs, 4
deg. iiatn. Concluding day OF tlecity regis
sunday, May Ie-renperatnre q, 70, z, e 4
drg. Partly rainy. 4 north bound tregh
rain rim from draw-bridge in Laurel river a
| Laurel; no one inIurtd
honda, May 4J.-.lemperature 81, =, 20, z
deg, HAin. - q. =.
/ dag showers The jury IN the case 81 Mrs
lSnrint,il v. Parvi4 ", tile p, IS. n y. rhlrcac
lar s5i,UUO damages for the killing vi th'
, farmers husband, DR.. John Il. Parvls, neal
Middleown, disagreed, and were discharged
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09
rEl,liIiARY.

Friday, Fob l.-'frmbcrature a. 81, 81, q
dog. IlOaF. governor l}iE.sHnd the membnrsnf
the cg!slatlre inspect New castle touhly
Insane sHihtn WIN Wrw q tr'Lh'lnthihs "
iMtua Sia&. institution. Ehnr!"s n NrenGer q
freight cnud actor On mo Delaware railroad
LilImi mt MN Castle. SnuRtOr-clcct Higgins
given ii reception at Milford.
Snturlay, l'ntG :. "upuratura, Is. %, 81, 81
deg lHrtly cloudy. ihrrDnnlS assn suUs con
cludrd thnr sittlnr4 after adiina ~ names TO
tile azSrsbiiicEt lists
sunday, Fch, .. Temperature u, -, %, nv
dog. Panty cloudy.
5lunt!Hy Fcn l. -rempo allure q. 81, 81, "A
G.'Fiap fa''.y '''a" p"'''''s =" :, c.. !, :,
fIr@lay, Fob, 5.-Tenpcrature. 90, e, Il, As
d7f. Nmwng u evening n" levy r"l' fe-
oreIuiHe0l and H'ac N t'tunhEe-clrrrdcA htr-
tnln tieulEs rvn and Henry Miller The
I1lildlrlnhiR crarksmrr, sentenced 70 SIN
Dluhths imprisonment, one hour III tho pilDry
and a lasl,rs c;tch,
Nrlnesaay Ecb & rcmpcraGlro n e., &c,
2f irc Clear Representative" NorgIn eHve
nUoirt ntthn rcniusuiAr Investment Inmpanys
IN tAiiirks' moAsirrl AH9iloF lioyces an
nual report submitted !" the Legislature.
IhnrtlNv, fch 7y-lcmprratHrr .. ~, ", Is
dog Clrgr, 'Ehp New as;e County insane
asylum oi1rrci to no leEi,lature t"r 500 O
Nnth annual cnrampment " M department
Of lml"warG, g. A. N" ~ q Y ms ctiy, a. !,
Friday, ven. N-Irmu"fttlru u, ~, ~, IS
def, Partly rnuiy 'lhC l'vr "Ulr, nominated
John 4 DotlEh"riy and George ". Nrhrr IS
county nay educators, to sItrcned pGtrir.i Weary
aud ,l"An n. lokey
saturday. Ern. G-1rcmpcratqre ~, i?, a, 40
dTs Cl-ar. seven White at four rpnrrd
pri-oucta witnpGa and seyeralul them piIlfricd
AZ NrS IaAiip.
sunday t"b l0.-lomperature u, 81. 30. 81
dog. Ciear.
@ouiay, 'o0 1l.-Tcni crature 20, s. IS, 30
lucsiny, reb L. -Tempcratro ~, 80, -, 81
de-. C!rrg. IN the case Of william II. lunin-
sou ". No MAYOR and City to,tnciI u VIII
mlmgtou fdr ia. 20 damages tor ir!utiNe No.
Cri.nl ~ IllIg into IN excavation, me fuItt
dttlrd INIT citizen 81 MilnIngia II Maa not
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09
non pearo,s I,sr.onal Nrteets.

A late edition of The Rio o. Pais gives
the following summary of ex Emperor
Dom Pedro's peysonal wealth The value
OF the silvergsre thst belonged to Dom
Pedro, removed from his palace, st.
Chistorno, ut Petsopoli5, is estimated at
600 600, 900 coAtos, or about $780, 600.
The jeweiEy Of the late empress, which
was kept in the treasury vaults, is valued
at about 5000, geo. Dom Pedra's personal
ieweiry is valued 81 500 eco. Grown
jewels, about &25g 600. Coaches and
stables OF the royal family, 475, coo. This
furniture and fixures o. the palace are
zaid to be old and shabby, probably not
worth sill told over y 500. The museur1
and lisrary Rre Estimated to be worth
about 100000. Coanscted with the
palace Of ct. Christossp. there are also
abont 100 houses built by DON Pedro as
q sort Of Saylum FOR peupers. OF which
the value is not given. AL the silyerware
and jewels Of the royal family are now in
public treasury.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09
Nreeting Of Cattle Hl.iAors.

FIT. WORTH, Texas, Jan. IA call was
isauea some time ago by William l.. Black,
chairman Of taa e0mmittse appointed TO
Investigate the cause Of depression In the
cattls business, for an Interstate eoGyen-
tion Of cattle men TO meet at Fl, Worth,
Gexas, march 1lta, 1890 This call Was
followed yesterday by an address to the
cu:tla industry OF Texas and other states,
signed by I'LL cattle organizations Of
Texas end many large cattle owners Of
Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Colorado,
nad Illinois. /. Joins In the call aAd sets
forth at length tue Importance Of cattle
men agreeing upon some uniform ptan OF
conducting their business IN the future to
defeat the combination OF buyers IN the
prominent markets. OF the country. The
address asks the chief executives OF the
s5va oil states and territories who have
business relations with either Chicago IL m
sas City or St. Louis to send II full aud
efficient representation OF the banking
ana mercantile element with the delega,
ZION that may be sent 70 represent their re-
spsetlve sections. Governors Of theiolloW-
ing stateS aud territories have TO date
agreed to aPpoiat delegates to the eonven-
tion: Texas, Nebraska, Kansas, Arkansas,
Iowa, Kentucky, Michigan, Illinois, South
Dakota and New aGSleo.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09
7snrriea atn N z,eGl nectlaS.

CIEsTfR, Jan. Watch meeting services
by tue Heavenly Recruits In NJ. on
church wers given added zsst by a tDia-
night marriage, just as the tolltns bells
denoted Inc departure Of the old and the
advent OF now year the pastor, the Rev.
Jonas TEumbauer, married Louis Il, Eckert
OF Philadelphia aud hiss CLARA Hlaeert OF
Wilmington, Tho couple left Chester this
morning for Philadelphia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09
DECElIBER.

DEI}EAIiSI.ks
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09
VI,ea !. razor a. Wis yg.sle,. rnroaf.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2.--Frank FareRn, a bHibe
living at 5G3 Thirly,ntnth street, made
desperate but unspcces fGl attempt to Kill
Ills wife yesterday. Failing IN the attemp
he Gu; hts oHa throat with a carving knlIo
after havinE inflicted several othar hat
wounds II different places on mis- neaA au.
shoulders and nov lies At his home viii
injuries thst are thought TO be farsi. DO
lesac difficulties are supported TO hav
csu3fi tn trouble, a! h7ugh Farean st III
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09

Beyond Bis Jurisdiction When Lucy
Whitaker, eolored, of Yicksburg. died
the other day she said she would haunt
Frank Jones, recreant lover of hers, all
mis- life. lie has appealed TO the courts /,
for sn injunction to restrain her from
going into the haunting business, but the
Judge is inclined to regard the case rs
beyond his NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rfss
Pres, mM
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09

The salea OF new Leaf tobacco in Dam
vile, Virginia. for the pnsr three months
aggregate S,4s7, 442 pounds, an increase
oyar the corresponding period OF the pre-
vious year OF 4,s57, 5s2 pounds. The out
nut OF manufactured tobacco for the year
1888 Waa 7,689e54 pounds, sn increase ever
ths ,pSagiops year Of 2.s6Ia77I pounds,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09

LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE Star says that the
marriage between Miss Gwsndoltna Cald-
well OF America and Prince Murat has been
again arranged. Prince bIurRt, the Stdr
says, will accept any allowance that Miss
CaldTell may 6tant him.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09
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Au Audience Alarmed.

ZuRIcH, Jan. 2.-Dutiag tho performances
at the theatre here last night the audience
was startled by cry OF tlre. The ushers
with great difficulty prevented 6 panic And
finally succeeded in getting the people to
the streets before anyone waa Injured. Tbs
building was entirely destroyed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09
SEPTEMBER.

SUNDAY. Sept. 1.-Tempcraturo q, 50, 81, 50
Mouday, sept a.-fcnperanre 60, n, ~, ~,
deg. Clear. The Wilmington fair opened rus
Tuesday, sept a.-Tcnperuturn 80 a. 81. sa
deg. clear. the attendance at tue Nilnling-
ton fair numbered s,uuD aople
"Wednesday, So i.-icinpcratdre 60, ~, Sc,
So dog Ciear Chilirrn's day lit the fair at
tra,ted 1000 adults anl llyrnitns. u :. :, :,
deg. Clenr. ,'Bg Thursday At this fair drew
crowd " .5.0v peo9lo.
Friday, sept, 6.--inmperatnre Us, u, 90 50
deg. Clear. Acopiols rainfall Ianpehcd the
arior OF several thousand atteh ants at the
/ faif
saturday Sept. 7..-Tcmpcrat,tre q, % II
Z dey fuir CllYe IL tho Nj nillstan fair after
/ il successful ran ami All aggregate attenGnnce
I II hnttn, During II race RIO at Sow Castle,
\ f,ans,'a L. JHnRovsSi. 4 Roic, vas killed and
several others wonnlrd.
4 dct. il1udv.
Monday, sept. 9,Tcmperature 80, 70, 80. IS
4 I oaIay, opt Temperature IS Gs IN, 20
ar. Rain. Au'l, damage donp NJ the Break
! water by severe 7Ollns.
I "Wednesday, sept ll.TcmreratMro 81, q, IS
rs aas. hituy, wcnty-threc vessels went
\ ns,Itit, ut titr Nrcakw4tne, the majority OF
wli'h wcrn wrecked several lives supposed
tulayc been ostat points MP thR bny.
thursday, sept. IL emperabirc 81, GS, IL,
"a irs. raiuy.
Friday, SEPT la.--rrm. crplure 60 ~, IL, II
deg hnln. subsistence Of the storm at the
BreHkwairr.
sGtGray sept. -Tomporat,ue g., Is, so, 20
dec. Threatening. The plot h"lt Zoe W,
Tunnel witch WAS sappCsni % have been ,0si
in the Storm returned Satciy ~ !r7ea.
Sual ". sept. Is. -lrnlp ralhlr ~ 80, 50, u
drg. tlol!S. Charles L. Grpi%lu OF PhilG.
dolphin arrested nj the .yDluwirc lnttse for IN
dctcnt cou,utt with Aico min, eyed l!ycHrs
Monday, opt. lG.-lenperUt'irr II, II. So S
de-. Cloudy. Oprnih& IF the September term
'ra,s*Gav .ri5t ~ +i'A1, narat,,re 70 Nm * 81
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09

Friday. Nov t.--lemporRture, AZ, So, Sc, l6
deg. tar.
~ urdly, Ndv, 2-Temporatnrc, ~ 81, 10, 81
deg. Llghl rain
sunday, Nov. a.-'Tcmperatlre. %, o, ", W
deg. CoUdy
Monltg, NOV. l,-FemporNnlre, 81, ~, dl, ny
deg. Fair Announcement NJ TIE mnriascpl
Queenstown, Disclosure Ola scandal natween
harrington atll H5 Maty RoriHrof Green
wood and Gil utH deposition from the churrh
iue4day My. Temperatures W ~ 90 %
dog. l'rir.
- drg i'atT.
lhursiaN Noy Heterogeneous, ~ N W %
FIRST Annual .gssln q WlmHuat3n Gearhefs
lnS,itutf begun ~ no hlSh SGAnpI. Mnflilsc
% eA-Segr%'t@Y thaM4s " baNtfu W Miss
Mhry tl.merh' washington.
Friday, nov. k---t cmp"fhture, ~, %, III %
deg. Light rain
srHturlaE NpE 49, tHlpHIhulre, ~ ~ ~ y
| DEG. i,Hln a ,,...a.,,..... a X, Il, 4,
dcs. i;'in., ), i = !,
4 AlonIh$, Noy. IL leMp@rhhIre' 90, ~, m %
dog. light rrin.
\ 'incslaS. AuN. Icmprmtnre' ~ ~ W Y!
4 deg. ruiz. duhn n hftlNn, nrnp@si9rnl ne
4 laNton l;"N8@ lhfh@r $40 H7'phdta' Cl!iei
\ aWtsgnit te!loGrH h!e fe7,,Ehaitut, !, ~,
N "stlteEniE. AnS. ~ --.lsiAt'ettthre, 4tr2}''i'
1 p deg. iHttt. u j,
ihm9lay, NOV; 5scmp'g4iiqfe. A., n, ,3,
I cont .udso fa:es dismissed NJ se-e " , low
Ahu iiaAHRrN IN" Stttt 2 u w u, t"itt ,
4 ler orupanM ", Mfs., EilAa EN- Y. Me omp,
! eNeeGtiH z! iisnN% 7, III. 'iln. II Z iIihsMe
asked thar the ieSea0Gnis y reI4ires Y a I'll.
4 count and pAy 9Hgr the M SasN9 ~ !l,34o
shn ESQ., hon h'l, stpFh at!t ai5o s.',' " 'e
y i1yWtl lnc1Mr ZONES; nv WI " ,e
! turned $685., INC amount OF ioed b!d tepttes
\ tolity S"hncl. II ~. +,
Frideey, 10Y. l5'--iemperatufe, W a. u 40
Sntqrd y, Nov, ~ eemperature, "a 81, g,
10 (, Fhir. aniu tht New taslc county
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-23
TUCSON'S THE WORD.
Graham County Bulletin

Tucson, according to the census, is about twice as large as any other Ari- zona city, having a population of over 5000 while Phenix comes next with $500 This in the face of the recent claims put forth by Phenicians that their oity was larger than the old pueblo should be gratifying to Tucsonitcs. Tue son is not only twice as large in popula- tion, but correct statistics from the two places would show that Tucson was more than double the importance of Phenix in commercial business. Tucson will for many years and perhaps for ever, main tain it's position as the metropolis of Southern Arizona, Its business men are energetic and sell goods at prices that are bound to draw trade from long distances. With additional and com peting railroad lines Phenix might be- come a rival to Tucson, but there is no prospect of any railroad reaching Phe- nix that will not also reach Tucson. So the advantages to be anticipated in this direction are equal. Every town and camp in Southern Arizona, Phenix in- cluded, contributes to swell the trade of Tucson, where are kept the largest sup plies of merchandise to be found be- tween Kansas and California. Tucson is 8 little slow at times but she is always sure.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-23
Celestials in Limbo.

We publish below an interesting account, from the Nogales Herald, of the capture of six Chinamen in SOnoita canyon, by Inspector Jensen. MT. Jen- sen, who has already made a good record, IS one of the appointees of h. spector Christ. MT. Christ is the right man in the right place:
 At an early hour Thursday morning Inspector Jensen effected a clever cap ture of six contraband Chinese in Son. oita canyon. He got on their trail Wednesday, and after a perilous all night scramble through the canyon came up to Chinese Lewie's house near Sanford, about daylight. Here he found three and took them in. Subsequently he met three more on foot making their way in the direction of Lewie's rendez- VOus.
 ''1he party endeavored 70 bribe the off cer into letting them go, first offering him S20 and then s40, but they tackled the wrong man, and when the second offer was made he told them so in Ian guage so plain that they gave it up.
 He started for Nogales with the party but had an eventful trip. The river suddenly rose, and in the attempt to cross Mir. Jensen's horse became un- manageable and he was compelled to dismount. After reaching the shore in safety the Chinese refused to cross, although he pointed out to them a safe crossing. They began to take cover in the weeds and brush and were about in the act of making break when the off cer pulled his revolver and fired shot into the ground close to the feet of two of them for the purpose of frightening them into Obeying his orders. One shot had the desired effect and they hastened to cross over to him.
 "Friday morning the discomtited Celes- tials were taken before Commissioner Cumming, who postponed hearing till Tuesday, in order to give the United States District Attorney time to get here, and remanded the prisoners back to jail.
 'Inspector Jensen deserves great credit for courage, judgment and perse- yerance in this case, and has clearly the fact that he has all the qualifications for an excellent officer"
 In this connection, the CITIZEN sug- gests the criminal prosecution of the Chinamen under arrest, who sought to bribe Inspector Jensen to turn them loose. One example of this kind would be a wholesome warning to all Celes- tials who hope through bribery to es- cape the provisions of the Exclusion treaty.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-23
Result of Two Wives.

Marcus B. Smith is 8 man of two wives, and as might be expected the two can't agree. Sunday afternoon they met in an alley in the lower part of town, and as near as can be learned No. started the racket, and No. was not at all backward in continuing the fray. At it they went, woman fashion pulling hair, and making finger nails do full duty. How it would have terminated is doubtful, had not the husband in dispute pulled them apart. No. had No. and their husband arrested, the trial coming up before Judge Meyer to- day. The evidence shows that the con plaint was as much in the blame as the defendants, but the case was decided late this afternoon and will probably re- suit in the dismissal of the case. The man in ques, ion was arrested lasG winter for bigamy, and discharged, the jury failing to agree.