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The Arizona sentinel., 1890-03-01

On Wednesday morning Judge O.
Fl. Brinley found that a number of
people were perehed on the tops of
their houses, three miles from town,
seeking safety from the rising waters
and in a very short time boats were
launched and the unfortunates brought
to Yuma, where they were cared for.
Joaquin Mendez Captain of
barge number three was kept busy
passing the "heads" last Monday,
the current at that place being very
swift.
The Southern Pacific hotel con-
tinues,to do "a land office business"
owing to the popularity and sue
cessful management of it's Pro
prietor Sam S.. Gellespie.
O. F. Townsend has been APP
pointed the "Agent of Wells, Fargos
express company" here, "to sue
and be sued and upon whom legal
service may be made"
SUBSCRIBE for the SENTINEL.
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from Mohawk valley -%tGfNaN ana
stopped here enc v~y Oh us Ny
to California. Mr.. Lindley has just
set out on his ranch; sixteen thous-
and rooted Muscat grape vines; one
thousand Zante currants and ore
thousand Thompsons's seedless
grapes. Immediately upon his arri-
val home he will ship a number Of
choice lemon trees which will also
be set out on his place, which is
one of the choicest in the Mohawk
valley.
The steamer ella, left for up
river Monday afternoon, with barge
number 3 in tow, carrying heavy
cargo of supplies. Mrs. D. Conner
and child; E. T. Hopkins and Mr. s
E. McCloud were among the pas
Sengers.
Pratt's Astral oil, $50 degrees fire test,
the safest and most brilliant illuminating
oil in use, 1915 per case of 10 gals, at D.
| Callshers, Levy building
the Supervisors will open bids next
Monday; for doing the County print
ing; feeding prisoners; burying INDECENT
dead and supplying medicines and
medical attendance to INDECENT sick.
George Washington Duke, is the
name of Geo. Dukes young son and
heir, who frst-saw the light of the
day, February %. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dukes many friends extend their
congratulations.
Stages for the Mohawk valley leave
Chrystovai every Wednesday and Sunday
morning.
~. Althee Lorette's new and
ha some residence is not only an
I0r nent to Yuma, but am evidence
of q owners faith and confidence
/ i'm ne gIv# III and progress Of this
| place.
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J. ". DoRzEeroB, Proprietor,
LOCAL NOTES,


Walter-F all OF Che empire rNSNcn'
MereJlldo Monroy came IN from
the Plcacho placer camp " e'iii''
U"
+. BORN-ln Yuma, February e.
1890, to the wife OF George DUKE d
son.
Spring term district court con
Fcucs IN yuma MONDAY
The County Board ot school ES-
sm1nc VIII nee. Oh MONDAY
Next
Dr j. L. Ia@sar1 PAID 3 Hr-l.s
o.v..-- gislt to A-9Aa@ 'e5y 'a.s
~
County surveyor l.. a. HICKS
visited Tucson tor a few days thlS
WEN
Regular meeting Board OF super
visors Monday March 3rd, at III
O'CLOCK d. H.
Hon Sam. Purdy made flying
trip to Tucson this week, attending
-+ .'.'''t business
sheriff Nugeat went up to Chfys-o
r.. yesterday morning, and returned
".- '"'
Benz Grat2 of st. Louis Th5 mas
valuable mining ioler,s.. ~ -'a county
80 40 ~
Roland I. Burr and his mother
came In from ChrystoVal last sun
U"y' i'i U' '
Regular meeting OF yuma
lodge number I, A. y. U. w.
A0A' l u0'O"9 0'0"Die
Mrs. Levin, who has been very III
for several days at her home In ella
a magnificent specimen OF petrineo
oc0t.@0 was found on the mesa near
OnarleS v Oohhor mas JeS' rulSnea
otilaing new veranoah III iron' VI
MS reSioeiio0 oii iii'o SOio0'
N"PV'ili h'''''o l olIi''IIt 10 "A" I1' = p
river on the sVealrler TIl@' h0 VIII
return mere III lew DAYS
J. c.. Burroughs inspector United
states Lana department passed.
through 1 una MONDAY last
Alberto Imperial is busily enga-
ged rounding up his cattle, at the
ranch nine miles from una.
Mr.. A. Frank left Portland for
Yuma, on Wednesday, and will
probably arrive home Monday.
Tho b;rb ua+or Jon,ooad T II
KinSler's and Frank Hartlee's ranch
houses to a considerable extent.
D.,u,.1 ..1,,
"aNiu ~ N 'li''ei SUI 'iie "eli Ni n W i
- e','7''- '','' AZ -I- az " b'''7''=1l N'
Ii'i-7oa4 .a'7s .'e'''o "a -s77
AW- Trvce aneot1Er Gando-tos
to- his room With. an attack of d
rpr
r,,oo,,o -..,,...,......s...
ofb;s - IS +ho 20 - 49,, - ~
bavinr soid tho c cot 20 Gue - az
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OBsER -ER.



5 5su5i*t- -a ''id People.
Ay mother, vino lis ana oit lady,
" .,S -. 81 $50 :, ~. ~ - ~
use "a :"iIV ap1ol I = 70 .. o.
LAS D enCnleIy ne9V0 G liei lV q ~
w. d. DiA"oNih ~ 'i07il lile' D. "
Not "a systom in Three Years.
Several years ago 1 had an at
tack of piles and fistula from which
| suffered great pain for upwards
of a wear. tried a number of re-
NEEDLES but none of them did me
N, I.asr GOOD, I was hocan,inr
.,,.-:.r...r and a- fanq+b went +. .l.a
.,.-, s+e-- If Dr. T q Frarl-I;.,
~ FL. .;+-- who're r ,,,7r,bsso5 -
L.-tIa ~ = = 7 +o6l~ Il go
.,,a ~ .1:,.o.+i,rs and +aol- n,+l,i,,..
a ..,5 f,a, ta,,;no CIV hortios : ,,o : :
ont;ro1r cIlre Th9+ VOC tbroo ro u.s.
o i.o ond Thouo not bod 49, rs
~ c. 90 nilnS w. frt',1a $500 ~ q
vTiilo W pi1 N " IL IT, oiIio H.
-h M II - "'ii mo '0ii''
One Hottie CHred Him.
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RICHER THAN EVER.
The EEarqua EEaIa Mines.

The EEarqua EKaIa Mines.
Through the kindness of Sheriff
NJ. J. Nugent who has just returned
frou the Harqua Hala mines, the
SENTINEL is able to present its
readers with the following reliable
information from the gold camp. The
bonanza mine is looking better
than ever; the foot wall has not yet
been found although in places the
vein has ! EN- cross-cut for upwards
Of thirty feet. In no place in the
mine is the pay streak narrower
than eight feet. The ore being
worked is very high grade, and
there is enough low grade ore
in sight and uncovered to run one
hundred stamps for twenty years.
The ore is easily and inexpensively
mined and being mostly decom-
posed quartz is readily crushed.
The mill of ten stamps is running
steadily night and day, and the
"clean ups" shows that the ore is
increasing in value right long.
The rock is free-milling consequent
ly it is worked up to a very high
percentage Of the assays. The mine
is without doubt one of the richest
on the Pacific Coast and it's owners
are earning big rrturns on their in
vestment. There are twenty men
employed in the mine, and six at
the mill which handles twenty-five
to thirty tons every twenty-four
hours. The mine is five miles dis
tant from the mill, and on the day
previous to Mr.. Nugent's departure
a survey was made for new mill
site right at the bonanza" which
it was found could be supplied with
an abundance Of water by running
a pipe line three thousand feet
long. The owners Of the bonanza
group have determined to build a
new mill at the place mentioned
hereby Saving the expense OF
hauling orc. Frank Kirkland IS
general manager and George Davis
assistant manager OF the company.
Tom Coehraua has charge Of the
mil, tom Brown Of the .aine. Hon.
A. G. Hubbard one Of the other
owners was expected to visit the
camp at an early day. Mr.. Nugent
says that the people in Harqua
Hala camp are very hospitable and
that visitors with kindness and
courtesy. There are about one hun
bred and fifty men in the district
and. the e"aa is III aaurIsaug
condition. Frank Wells has several
claims which are producing plenty
Of l.1l-grade ore and the Quinn
brothers have opened mp a big
body If rich ore IN the mine: they
have sold a portion of their proper
ty and are pushing work. The entire
district is being thoroughly pros
pected and with very satisfactory
results. Captain James McCasey,
is the principal assayer Of the Har-
qua Halas and he is also prospect
ing a number of claims which give
great promise for the future. Mr..
Nugent says that the road from
Sentinel to the mines is the best
wagon road in the county and
that it only took him and w. H.
Burke, who accompanied him, one
day to make the drive. A number
Of very rich specimens from the
Harqua Hala mines have been
kindly placed on exhibition by Mr.
Nugent at the Southern Pacific
hotel where they can be seen by the
public.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-03-01
Address Registered Letters Gen.
tanning Currency to

NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
''REAEMBER, that the payment of Prizes
is GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS
of New Orleans, and the tickets are signed
by the President of all Institution, whose
chartered rights are recognized in the
highest Courts; therefore, beware of all
limitations or anonymous schemes"
ONE DOLLAR is the price Of the smallest
part or fraction of ticket ISSUED BY US in
any Drawing. Anything in our name
offered for less than Dollar is a swindle.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-03-01

Mr.. w. L. Hopkins Yuma's for
mer postmaster turned the office
over to his successor F. L. Ewing
Sunday. Miss Lily Ewing has
ceen appointed deputy and now has
bharge of the village post-cff ce.
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Summons.

VNTrJE DIsTRIcgrC o1rRT OErrrE eEcoDrn III.
dcial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and
,-.,.
lo o 1lie Co'il'y - - Iu-.-
Plaintiff
"
OiN' LILLE o 4" At'AI I,sford,,,+ J
a+ior, b-oro,h+ IN tho D;s.-;o. Con- ottho s...6
Judicial District of the Tarr;torv of A-;zon, =; ,A
for the County of Yuma al the con,,o;,+ fila =,
- ,o+ =. I,,,o :, +ho oefoo q, .ho GILL, - -
.1-.+-i.r r,.,~4
Tim, -@,-.,,, ~ s-7-,,., zs,.F. ,-s-+s-,,. -, f,1-
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The Tines received word today that
Mr. John b. Young, Of 10 % Hannah
street.. west has been so fortunate as
to hold q winning ticket ia the Louis
lana State Lottery. A reporter called
on Mr.. Young, who informed the
Times representative that his wife and
her sister has taken a chance in tn"
great lottery, the drawing taking
place on Dec. 18th The ticket was a
one-fortieth of No. 90, i55, and Dire"
the first capital prize of 100000: The
ladies received the money-$l5, OO0-
o.omp.lv from Z Now Orleans bank.
by lr4f. through one Of our leading
banks hle Hamilton loa.) Times,
y suuary (.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-03-01
louisiana State Lottery Company.
Famed for Twenty Years,
For Integrity Of its Drawings, and
PrsEpt Payment of Prizes
Attested as follows:

eve do hereby certify that ne supervise
the arrangements for all the Monthly md
Semi annual Drawings Of the Louisiana
State Lottery Company, and IN person man
age and control the Drawings themselves, and
that the same are conducted NTH honesty,
fairness and IN good faith toaro~d al par
ties, and zoe authorize TIE Company to use
this certificate, nth .fncsimiIes Of our sigma
tures attached, IN It's advertisements"
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-03-01

ssttie the question as to what sarsapsrillas were
10 fact purely vegetable. We present t1eiF ~
port.
We have made careful Ch1ul3nr1 a0alyses -
several WeL known brands Of saTsar Il-lA7 ano
have found them al with the single exc option OF
sGys TO contain i'cids OF FJta-z lTl. AS = result
gve are enabled 90 pronounce JOY 10 % sAe ctitY
purely vegetable s8Tsaparlla now on the market
Hh-ct has come under our oUser. alton.
Modern medicine has proven that al ordinary
face eruptions are not causs- - diseased blood
bot by indigestion and sluggish circulation
which call for vegetable alternatives, instead Of
mineral blood purifiers Ike Iodide of Potassium
joys Vegetable Sar.aparilla being the latest, II
the frst to discard the old notions and proceed
under the modern theory. Its cures attest the
soundness CT the theory. 1t is the talk 81 tn
hour.
Professor John F. Blandy, Terri
torial Geologist, paid Yuma an Off
cial visit during the week. Mr..
Blandy was very much pleased
with this section and his report on
the mineral resources of the coun-
ty will be a hattering one.
Commodore Alexander Berry is
now in charge Of the steamer Mo
have. During his absence from
Yuma Mr.. Berry has been quite i'll,
but is once again enjoying his usual
good health
-.,... D.,.,.-... l. cc
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E~ Consumption TncurabIe.

Read the following: Mrs. @. II.
Morris, Newark, Ark, says: "Was
down with Abscoss of Lungs, and
friends and physicians pronounced me
an Incurable consumptive. Began
taken DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption; am now on my third
bottle and agile to oversee the work on
my farm. 1t is the finest medicine
ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur Ohio,
saws: "Had it not been for DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption L
would have died of lung troubles.
Was given up by doctors Am now in
the best of health.' Try it; sample
bottles free at A.. Frank store.
Captain F. S. ingalls, was in town
Wednesday and made carefully .ex-
animation Of the village 2evee,. ow-
ing to the threatened overflow.
Four comfortable dwelling houses to
rent Apply at SENTINEL office. If
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-03-01

LAM OPTICS. TCcscS. ER1z9st.
Jan. I2. I+aJ.
Notice is hereby given that ti:s following
named settler mas nied notice OF ner intention
to make final proof i'll support of her claim.
and that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver of the Land office at
Tucson. Ariz., on March 10, 1890, viz. !:
Harriet +. Glenn. of Sentinel, Ariz, for
the Sc. Sec. 2S, TIP 5 s., R. low.
She names the following witnesses to
prove her continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, viz:
Eliza Harris, Sr, Fl. K. Wills, Geo. w
Cameron and B. L. Wheatherby, all Of
Sentinel, Arizona.
HERBERT BROWN,
Register
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-03-01
THE QUESTION SETTLED.

This cut is a faithful
picture Of the well known
establishment of Thomas
Price & Son, at 524 sacrs-
mepto street, S. F, As the
leading chemists Of the
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-03-01
Entitled &c the Best.

All are entitled to the best that
their money will buy, so every family
should have, at once, bottle of the
best family remedy, Syrup of Figs, to
cleanse the system when costive or
bilious. For sale in SOC. and 81 90
bottles by all leading druggists.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-03-01
RELIABLE SEEDS.

The amous Hovey Seed Store Of Boston, and
Hovey Nurseries of Cambridge, Mass, have been
moved to East Pasadena, California, where the
business will be continued as
The Raymond Flower and Seed Stee,
G. H. HovEY, Manager,
East Pasadena, CAL
Send fer completecatalegue. 10
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-03-01
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptlyfon the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and feVers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
eeptable to the stomach, prompt in
Its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, its many excellent qualities
commend it to all. 1t is for sale in soc
and 81 bottles by all leading druggists.
Manufactured only by the
; CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE. KY. REW york. NY
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-03-01
NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that the re-
gular quarterly meeting of the County
Board of School Examiners will be
held at my office Monday, March 3rd,
1890, at 10 o'clock a.. m.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-03-01

q. II. BRIELEY,
Probate Judge and Ex,Oaicio County
Superintendent of Public schools.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-03-01

YNTHE DISTRICT COURT, OF THE SECONDJU-
dical District of the Territory of Arizona, in and
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-03-01
LAM osr5cz. Trcsos Earz9ss

&c i5F Publicatioc--H onesteadE.Rcp
No gag.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-03-01

else. Alter taking SIX bottles | was
entirely cure. That was three years
ago, and [ have not had any sys-
toms of piles or fistula since" T. E.
MURPHY, Nashville, Tenn.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-03-01

Four comfortable dwelling houses to
rent. Apply at SENTINEL office. tt
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IHE Dl>rJrE ,Bsrr aruri


THERE SreI1- % bee some misun-
ie--.aalius a. 10 tlede,isfan Of tI,,.
maj 1-ity ut the Board OF ,,lugas..r-
lu relation @ tine return. NJ v...-
i"s John II. Rumel. The logic NJ
iar HaarI is called ia question. ami
D, i~ arsuei JHat IL n. PAGE and
Henry Page ATE heII Q. mean IN.
Shae Fcr-nu. then John II. R,I,,,l
ana John u. I;Imel. Jr.. mY.f d.
ne.l o. mean theslmc person. And
D. i- inferred that Iscau.. In. ~.
c.--'- was contrary o. taf,. the. ...r-
li.iiri- 10 hvgiveu 10 Henry P.r,..
anl Tint John n. Gumr1. Jr. ,ylo
Wa elected to the office ~ Recorder
VIII have 20 contest On, election
10 m .ie outside o- hi, lawful r,.i.
ton.
The defect in this reasoning seem.
q De here: WhiIeftd.,., mot ,rr,..1r
thai Il. Page ami Henry PAGE ave
Two different persons. il Is a known
IA. that John II. Rlm-l and J,b,
H. Eml J-. are two different
persons. True. the elder RumeI va. /
N't candidate for office. But 1
,-''T- often cast ballots for person, I
"h' are not candidates. Yet IN. .
N'ieS ARE counted, ami hence IN.
Term '.-el'terins'' j. used when a
.s" votes f1r such person, are found [
On the ballot boxes.
fni- decision or tine BB,rI. how
ever, only relates 20 their powers I
unieF the law. ItapJ.ear, to u.,bst 4
they nave taken a consistent ami
legal stand on that matter. Tb.y F..
nave u - To the i,allot l,ax
% determine h1w the v9.es
Were really cast. II il should ,,,.
l--ar that the judges Of a certain mn 4
llaas a mistake ia certifying Inn,
Tie votes .'ere cas-, f5rJohn IL. Ru-
mel AMI that they We're really ca, /
'aF John II. Rumel, Jr.. the Pee.
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4 New Corporation.

Articles Of incorporation II ia,
Northwestern Construction Gonna.
ny were fleI with tire Csuntv
clerk yesterday.
The object of the corporation shall
be constructing, operating. OF I-a.-
iiiE % any railroad or telegram
iiu;--; mixing or builIing ~ slg,r.
construction II buildings. irrigation
or other bitches.
The capital stock Fthc dissertation
j 10 Ice S-bull divided into ln
shares uf 81 each. The following
NAMED parties cUmpriS. IA. conn
pany: John q. Cannon. President
and treasurer; Newton Farr. vir,.-
president: q. Depew. Secretary: nj.
/. Davis and ". W. Rr1wniuy
azd the stock Is distributed nthef,I-
loving proportion: Juo. q. Cannon
II share: Newton Farr share: q.
H. DurhrJw ] share. W. W. Br5wr-
lns ] share; r l.. Davis I ,larr.
Juo. q. Cannon ,tustee) - ~har,.s
The principal place 0f bu,iu,...
VIII he in Og len City. welrer C5uu-
~, Utah Territ-ry.-gStauGurG
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In SaltLakeCitv

Whateverelse may lie said Of the
Mormons, they are 4 progres.fv.
race. They never fi.il 10 90 all tina,
they can 10 make their city attrar.
i've and cnsmupolitau-looEin-. II
VIII not surprise Sacrame1taus
therefore, 10 know that the over
head trolley system j. the great ON.
IN That city Il i driving hor~e,ars
Out q existence. In fact. the latter
now look A. lonely on the streets pf
SAT- Lake a a sii-eyed burr1 l,lz-
ing NJ a circus procession. nm.
electric roads are well patrouiz,-i.
they are speedy, the ears are COM
molloas and comfortable. and IN.
entire system i rather an oruamen,
70 the city than otherwise.
BLESSINGS TEST on the man who
mt invented Sleep writes Ger
vantts. - say We. but We adj 10 II
anu blessings also ret on the man
who iirst lighted on the wonders ~
electricity, not the least anon,
which i the electric rusI svst,.D, :,
Sacrament Bee.
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JOHN ERICSSON.


one Of our dispatches today con
veys the Intelligence that the re-.
mains Of John Eriks~on were taken
on board the Buyimyr. last Satur-
lay At New York in order 10 Ice r,.-
moved to Sweden. the native land
. Of tine great inventor.
John Erik~sUu was born in
Werml,uI July aI~t. isa. ~ a
boy, be had ample opportunity 10
develop his mechanical talent. hi
father Heing tine proprietor ~ some
mines in Wermllud. And 50 thor
oughly did young Ericsson avail
himself Of the opportunity. that At
the age u eleven lac haI construct
ei with his own hands and after
his own plans a little sly.
mill besides numerous other me.
chan!cal cou;rivauoes. ul--1 he
entered the Swedish army rs ensign
and was shortly after promoted AZ
lieutenant.
But be was lil the time ia.-ywitll
iuveatious. Iu rapid Succession l,,.
produced an instrument f.F tsEiar
sea syuniings. q hylro,tatir wri,l.- I
ing machine, tubuilr steam boiler
ami other practical coutnvaur,-, !
Ia 1886 lac iuvuHtei the screw rra- |
9allor, and in the fglIowIn. year h. /
built a steam boat with two Stew I.
propellors.
In loa' John Ericsson cmi.rai,E T.
% this country, where he Wa de- /
tined 10 play an important rat /
in the drama enacted between I
the northern ami southern state
IN the last war. But. previously
in the year l>a5. the great inventor
had conceived the idea ~ construct.
ing PARTIAL; submerged war shin
Aud he put this idea into practical /
shape when he presented % tb,
Emperor NAPOLEON III plans of|
such vessel When the war bra,s.
out between the North ami In.
south the idea was carrie! ont and I
the first monitor was hnilt
- great was the energy and skin |
ol the inventor that this war-bir
was completeI in one hundred ,l7y.
from the laying Of the keel. The
new monster vessel arrived b,
Hampton RpaIs jus, in time 10 de-
feat the Confederate fr,p.
clad NerrHngc. which on the
previous day had destroyed tb..
CamIber'0,d and the CJagrss, and I
was about e. disp-rSe AMI aunihiI,f,.
the rest uf tine Gbvernmrn,', flee,
But for the victory Of the V.sf,r
the war might have terminated I
iis1str0us.y for the nation. P.rfat..
the victory u the Vy4i.lr ami a..
apparent iHie-trurtiHlity wls the /
nishtiest barrier against the inter
ference of European powers in the !
Affairs flour country At tina. time
Sweden, England, Spain. Austria
'nd Denmark have competed with /
he UnileI state, in He,tgYipg
ionors upon John Erik--lu wb,l,. .
ie was alive. AMI the people Of
his great country have now uaid =
heir last RESPECTS 70 the remains q, ,
heir illustrious feilow-cltizen. He j
vii be buried in RiGiarholms- |
yrkan in Stockholm.
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PLAYS the Part 81 q Thief and
i Therefore Lodged in
Iaii.
NEWS FROM THE CITY OF ouATE-
EsLE.
Probable RpTUIHiirH aEi Declaration
of 4 R-pablir IN The
Hawaiian ISLANDS.
ALARMING FOREST FIRES IN
GREECE.
Christening 4 steamer Near Norfolk.
Wei lir=iEia.-Joasr,>,ioall.
-Chol-rl on 4 Steamer.


NEW Y.urS. Ann a ,
handsome actr,--~. gveu SHOWN
o. tHr y.uus -X.--l- ~ So
Farcssc,' sp.uf Trs- NIGHT a,
tine T.mr.z. and utu 10, Ii. ~.
lIgus.I sl-.u,I many ,,,-..i,,'.. -.
i,,.,or. ..I,. ..,.t. ID. ID f..r -,
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name j. Emuga slIra.u..J.,. I.mrla
Furg.r. she M. i.-.r.-.,,- rI-- r--
court this morning. r.l.Tr.l t,sr.
stealing SIY.Hu I!um alg..sf..-
cut myrcuau. AZ -.a5la- F.I.-.
while Hs AIS .-rr.-. 90
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-25
Mere Than -Aetinz.- e

HyNTI-UTu-, ". Va. Aug. "a
At "a Performance given hy the
sunny South Theatrical Com
pauy 70 Cereiu, Friday night, par
ueuiar- al which are just received,
one man was shot and over a dozen
Iliiy beaten. The theatre ia which
the trouble uccurryl was laIly
wrecked. The trouble was iu-
gusIrIied hy a number 81 t0ugh>,
who persisted Boo iu-uliin. the leg-
lle upon the stage. During the
second act three % Tie performers
LEFT the stage with Clui'- ami AZ
tackled several Of their tDTmeut0rs.
DIt were uvculswrrei and cruelty
uaateu. IGu remainder 81 tile
company went % their assistance.
when some one turned out the
lights. plUlrm1uium broke loose
and every man began an onslaught
uu HIs uvi-IuIr ia thc dark while
tE'- women -su-imel.
The police arrived. bat this only
made matters wur-e. AMI = sUu revul-
ser -Hu'- began o. echo around the
hail The frantic crowd charged
into tie stage after the lie ing
performers, vino were uuavrgmrui-
-l-iE Hung into tine river. when
tlsg wese stoned Ga the LarSus--.
livery one pl tine police ami show
vuIle were badly wounded iy the
-.uua-, aud tile condition uf several
j. serious.