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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-14
NEY! NEW! NEW!

We nre now in receipt OF complete
line Of Fall ind Winter H0O!eEs, con.
sisting Of 0yercoatings, cuttings, Fanta.
and Fancy Yestings, which we
10 make up in ilrst.class style
at reasonable prices md fit guaran' eed.
A complete line Of Cent? Furnishing
Goods in stock. Seamless MeriIO and
Fest Black Half Hose at 25c pair.
Wear our celebrated all.wool kni,
jackets. c. HESS l. SONS,
1921 & lJ23 Market Street.
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SANDWICHES AND COFFEE.
Three Hundred LuEchsons Served at Evan
gGlistic llnll by tho W. G. T. U.

Three Hundred LuEchsons Served at Evan
GGlistlc unll by tho w. G. T. ".
The W. G. T. U. OF this city gave a free
coffee and lunch festival with very inter-
esting exercises at Evangelistic Hall last
night. Mrs. S. E. Jones presided, and
the following ladies assisted in providing
and serving the lunch: Mrs. Isaiah
Warren, Mrs. Mary a. Ball. Mrs. Dob.
bins, Mrs. Frank Stanton, Mrs. Frank
Cartwright, Mrs. Hutchinson, Miss Min.
MIC Hickey, Mrs. Lowrie Beck. Very
touching and effective Rotations we're
rendered by Miss Grace Galloway, Of
Ttiadelphia, and Miss Kate Wincher,
and Miss Kate Laud Gang solo
that was great enjoyed. The ministers
present and taking part in the exercises
were Dr.. G.. W. Gushing, and Rays. T.
\. Galloway, F. N. Lynch and S. Z.
Jones. The hall WAS well filed and the
meeting very successful in every way.
The W. G. T. U. ladies will take charge
Of the services at the SAME place each
Thursday evening in future. The meet
ings will continue on Friday, Saturday
and Sunday evenings as heretofore, with
Mr. G. ". Sawyer in charge.
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to re-
cord Eve deeds OF trust and deed made
October 3 by Horace Ridgely and wife
and Mary E. Smith to John +. Smith,
Tor 81 and certain other considerations,
all the interest OF the parties Of the first
part In 100 acres Of land adjoining farms
OF Bonar and others.
William II. klievcs was appointed ad.
minslrator OF the estate OF Theodore Q.
klteves, deceased, and gave bond Ia the
sum Of $4,000. with William II. Koch
and Cornelia klieves as sureties.
A marriage license was issued to Mac
Grippe, aged &c, native OF Marshall
county, W. Va, and Mary McGugien,
aged 81, widow, native OF Ireland,
both now residents Of Ohio county.
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CRIME HASA EOoN.
Activity In Iawiess Understanding Empty
Iiatrrla. II W.

.
Yesterday Edward Collins, n young
man who ssived term in the peniten.
liary at Moundsvillo about two years
ago for robbery, was arraigned before
Squire Davis on charge Of petty lar.
ceny. lie was accused of stealing two
empty oil barrels from the Baltimore <
Ohio depot. These no tried 10 sell to
Isaiah Warren, hut Nj. Warren refused
to buy them, and notified tho author.
tiles, When arrested young Collins said
he had caught the barrela floating In the
river, but when arraigned before the
Justice he confessed to stealing them,
plead guilty, and was sent to jail In de.
Iault Of si0O bail for his appearances at
tho circuit court. IIe says q colorcd
man named Robinson helped him take
the barrels, but this is not believed.
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Tho GRIND Jury.

The following named gentlemen have
been drawn aud summoned to serve az
grand Jurors at the term OF the Circuit
Court which opens next Monday: Jacob
Else, Joseph Bockel, ST., John N. Brown,
George Lutz, John II. Hall, Augustus
Pollock, Philip Fletcher, Henry Bierber.
son, Conrad Bachman, G. II. 3fedics,
George NJ. snook, George Bowers, NJ.
Bell, D. A. Gittlu, John Biayney and
Robert Leasure,
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NEEDING RECEPTION.
Mrs. George Il. Wheat Eatertains In Honor
bN other Sou and his lirids.

Ofher Sou anu Ills ufido.
Yesterday afternoon and evening Mrs.
George X. Wheat gave a reception in
honor Of her SOL, Mr. "A. Allen Wheat,
aud his bride, formerly Miss Haas. At
the afternoon reception, attended by
ladies only Mrs. Wheat was assisted by
Mrs. N, L. OF, Mrs. George X. Nc.
Mechen, Miss Jennie Norton and Miss
Florence OFT. In the evening the ladies
assisting wers Mrs. Rammelsberg, Of
Cincinnati. Mrs. II. L. Wheat, Miss
Lydia McSlechcn, Miss Norton and Miss
OF. The large parlors and wide halls
were gay with handsome costumes and
sparkling jewels.
The Opera House orchestra added
greatly to the pleasure Of a delightful
evening. Refreshments were served
continuously at little tables, over which
the many colored lamps threw a rich
and mellow light. The bride and groom
received the cordial congratulations OF
hosts Of friends. The affair was in
every way q brilliant SUCCESS.
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Baron LaEerfsl,s op,r.,,op, nocnl,ed.

HHroH h"sefielpB oFeratiutb KechlIeu.
An official notice Of a suit by the Key
stone Bank, Of Pittsburgh, to subject GER
tain stock in the Jefferson Iron Works
owned by Baron l. F. Lagerfelt, and held
by the Bank Of the Ohio Valley here, to
sale for the purpose Of paying note Of
$1,000 made by the Baron in July, ap.
pears in the advertising columns this
morning. This will probably prove but
one link in long chain OF litigation
growing out OF the 'Baron's operations.
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Tho simpsou.Forbes Wedding.

Cards announcing the marriage Of afr.
2. Howard Simpson, OF this city, and
Miss Mai B. Forbes, Of Melrose, Mass,
at tho residence Of the: brides father,
Hannibal Forbes, Esq, were received in
this city Yesterday. The wedding took
place on Wednesday, ut s o'clock IN the
afternoon. The ceremony was private,
none but immediate relatives Of the
contracting parties being present. Mr..
and Mrs. Simpson will make q tour Of
the eastern cl,ies, after which they will
return to Wheeling. They will take up
their residence at Elm Grove, and be
''at home',a'ter November %. p.
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1885 10 tl4Q Market Street.


Everything in modern furniture Ia
shown here-Design and finish are par
ticular features In our immense stock
We haven't anything to show that'a had
Its day-We keep apacs with tho times
and endeavor to always present the
latest in our line--1n Chamber Suits in
oil woods-(notably oak, tho prettieat
aud most stylish by far)-we can interest
you to an exlcnt not eQualled by any
house-Special attention Is paid to oak
goods In antique and sixteenth century
lnish-We show good values In these
goods, from twenty-five to one hundred
and fifty dollars. Do you think Of buy
ing2 Mus. you refarnish? Examine
our offerings this week in'Oak Suits nt
So 90 each-We guarantee them tho
best values in their way-The safest
collateral offered in any mart In tho
city-We hold them at these figures in
antique oak and sixteenth century finish
only-In better grades We have splendid
values in superb designs-Regular critic.
rious III acknowledgements Of ex-
Quisito taste,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-14

Is you cluiuot see and need spectncies
you should call OH us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
finest Instruments and more experience
than any other Up!iclan in the State,
ard guarantee satisfaction or money &c.
funded. JACOB W. GRUBB,
Jeweler ard Opticlan,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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Murderer iinulsy's Case.

Sheriff SwaIey brought Jack Hanley
up from Wheeling Tuesday, says the
New Cumberland Courier, as it was ex.
pec.ed his trial Tor the murder oil Jacob
Gill would take place this term, but his
attorneys were not ready, and, the case
WIS postponed until March. When the
Sheriff went to Wheeling after Hanley
he had not consulted lawyer, or made
any arrangements for trial. Before
leaving Wheeling, however, he sent for
Colonel Arnelt, who, with Mr.. Howard,
also Of Wheeling, will defend him. p.
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P:;ENDMENAL!!

Tie only word descriptive Of tile sic.
cess of our IS so 0rcrQoat Sale. This
Week has about ilninhEd them, Int for
those that missed the opportunity, we
offer for one week $50 Ur those choice
$40 and $l2 OyercOa,s Mt the ridiculous
low price of 81 IS. Remember this
offer is 10 smDd fsr one Eelk only. Sec
display corner window.
N. HEYMANN, HOO Main ST.
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HOUND 10 MAKE TIIINGS HUN,
live Hare to Spin Our Own Top.

IfWc Have 10 Spin Our Own Top.
VIC propose to made this n great week
for OvercOnt buyers. For this week we
Will Offer fine all wool Kersey Melton
and Beaver 0Ycrcoats, worth double the
money, at Sc 50. For the smnll SUM OF
So SO. II there is a man or boy thai
needs nu 0Yercuat, this Is yOur oppnr-
tunity, Mothers That want TO clO,hU The
little ones will find our 81 Is 0rerc0ats
Il grea. bargain. Open I'LL II p. Ill.
salurday. Gull early and avO 4 lie
rush. KLINE BROTHERS,
Reliihlc ClOtllierS,
1140 Main Street.
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Ed Cloud, the colored man shot by o.
ficer Moran on Wednesday, after terri
BILE struggle, was pretty sore yesterday
morning, but was able to walk about
with the help OF broomstick cane. lie
was arraigned before Squire Davis and
sent to Jail in default Of bail on charges
OF carrying concealed weapons and
shooting with intent to xii.
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FURNITURE HAS COME DOWN

hapPy Neither are HOUSE HERRMANNS me Is not
o 10y Tan se me same values the sama
you cont believe that Furniture has come down in II
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Officer Lukens yesterday went to
Uniontown, Pa, to bring back ]. Low
ry, the man whoBe arrest there was
chronicled in yesterday eSTsLLlGES-
GER, and who is wanted here on tho
charge OF stealing sos from Charles
Seabright, Of the old DroYers' Home, in
the south end OF the CITY.
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The Wellsburg Murder.

At hearing before Squire McCord Mt
WellsburS Wednesday afternoon Fran.
chesi Cariosi, the suspected murderer OF
Franchesi Gallo, the Italian, which muir
der occurred at Wheeling Junction De.
tober q, was held 10 await the action OF
the next grand jury, bail being refused.
1t is stated that Caf7osi has become in.
Rana - De-
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In jail for Horse s,euIIur.

Marshal Ell. Keller, OF Bridgeport,
arrested William Crow yesterday on u
charge OF stealing horse at Be}laire last
spring. Crow had hearing before
Squire Howell, and was held for lis ap-
pearance at court in tho sum OF $500.
Being unable 10 furniah bail be Was
committed 10 jail at st. Clairsyiile 10
await the next session Of court.
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MARTINS FERRY,
Matters Of DInsrNpl DpErsps Of Imporinr
Jy3o upAw

Matters Of DInsrspt DeGrsps Of importance
from Over tho River.
Rabbits and birds are plentiful this season.
Eli crossley, Of BRILLIANT, was down yesterday,
The vigilant Hose Company Is organizing a
Martins Ferry will DO illustrated In Franz
Ltslte1s Weekly. l.llfl ! =
The street commissioner should look after tho
street crossings. g- y. ! :,
TheTcrminat Railway Companyts yiaduc, viii
be completed Tomorrow. @
Mrs. Brownlcc, OF Claysvllle, Pa, Is visiting
her son. Key. a. i. Brownie.
The heating department at the Laughlln mill
i1ut down last night for repairs.
The route Of the electrical railway from Wal.
nut street north. has not been determined.
Charles X. Comley, who Is furnishing lumber
Tor the Wheeling d Lake Erie railroad, Is IN the
city. ~
The first story Of the brew house OF tho Bel.
mont brewing Company Will be finished 10.
morrow. nW
a festival will DO given at Lafayette Hall 10.
night for the benefit Of the Knights OF the Col.
den Eagle. #Ef1-
Mr.. Charies Z. Hail. OF Kent, is visiting his
brother. DR.. VIII H. Hall. Mr. Hall recently 10.
turned from Australia.
The Office force IN the Cleveland & plttsbp rch
freight depot Is quito busy now.a.lays, The
road Is receiving freight over the Terminal rail.
way every day. 80 -.
Second street. between lianares and Walnut,
Is almost tmpassahls. owing 10 the gravel
dpupe9 gu 1t tho past week, and teamsterS are
complaining loudly.
Look out for accidents on Fourth street be.
tween Locust and Clay II 1t Is not lighted bet.
ter. The sidewalks arc dangerous since the
street was lsaded and paved.
FoE sAiE-Three small houses in Third ward
aud one four roOmed house on Main steel,
Grand opportunity for wurkinguea 10 get
excellent building sIlo md fine view. EnquIre
81 George Y. Rttce, corner Hanover and Filth
streets, I1- .e. -Hfs.s, s. 9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-14

James Williame, for vagrancy. got
thirty days in the workhouse yestt r.
day. Herbert picked him up Wednes.
day afternoon. Linsey Edwards, run in
by Terrell for carrying concealed weap.
ons, paid S. and costs. Z. W. Johnson
paid $40 for disorderly conduct. Both
the latter are colored tunnel diggers.
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Yesterday one Of four tramps who
were loaling about Fulton stole q snuff.
colored overcoat from the paper mill
there. He was very tall MAI wearing
a SLOUGH hat. The police were looking
for him yesterday.
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OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use Of
Syrup OF Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to eifectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. Forsale in Soc
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
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he win receive smart sentence.
0'Keile was not only burglar himself,
but he indicted boys into tho business
Of thieving. lilo Is wicked, brutal, auda.
cions and cruel. and deserves the fullest
sentence the law ullowa.-!Steubtneile
Gn.lLLf WV - 49,
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Clyde crfmmel, formerly Of the Belmont glass
works here, has been made secretary OF a glass
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Tie prettiest sight in the world is a
pretty woman's feet in jersey Lily boote,
and since Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup cures
o.! sorts Of colds and costs but Is cents,
oil women can wear them, ~,
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Work may be Stonned urnin,

Paige, Carey g. Co. we're still at work
on the mouth Of the Main and Sixteenth
street sewer last evening, but the water
was Up almost to the point where work
would have to be suspended again,
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An English writer estimates that on
an average every British workman spends
n dollar q week for beer and twenty-five
cents a week for tobacco. 81 si(,5
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Indications.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 13.-For West
Virginia, Western Pennsylvania and
Ohio, fair, warmer, southerly winds.
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Rnrm Cakes for I.ressfast.

Ask your grocer for a sack OF Marvin's
Pancake Flour, make q batter with
cold water and sweet milk and bake i'm.
mediately, e
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Another Wheeling Bad stnp

The conviction Of Paddy o'Keile, the
burglar, BY the Common Pleas jury this
morninGis hailed with much satisfaction
by the people Of stenhenyille, who hope
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-14

THE Mother Of Pearl pictures now on
exhibition at Boyd's old stand are the
finest that ever came 10 cur city. 1t will
pay you to see them. $50 Y p :
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MARvlN's Shell Oyster Cracker is tho
most popula. and elegant cracker on
the market. Everyone should buy
them. ~ Z. I, 1920
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Woman. Her diseases and Their Treatment.
70 pages, illustrated price Soc. Sent
upon receipt Of l0c, cost OF mailing, etc,
Address Prof. \. Il. KLINE, NJ. b., Isl
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Buy q sack Of Marvin's Prepared Buck.
wheat Flour, make batter with cold
water or sweet milk and bake immediate.
ly. For sale BY all grocers.
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Thanksgiving i. Almost Ioro.
The Wheeling Bakery has an i'm.
mense quantity OF their very elegant
Fruit Cake ready for dinner. !. is upus.
ually fine this year. 4; - !,
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Thermometer Record,

The thermometer at Schnepf's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered as follows:
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Be sure and attend the Mother Of
Pearl picture sale this evening. Boyd's
old stand, 1854 Market street. Z.
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oRpEns for pure Rye and Bourbon
Whisky promptly filled at Lally's, 2lOO
Main st. Kimmel Whisky a specially,
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The earth moyea-Evidencs, you cal, can
buy q tint.class liniment, Salvation oil,
for 25 cents, - - -
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Thanksgiving is aImos, Hers.

VAN HourEs's CocoA.-"Once tried,
always used" Mwar
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The Wheeling Bakery has an immense
quantity Of their very elegant Fruit
Cake ready for dinner. Ills unusually
fine this year.
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LADIES enjoy the pleasant effects Of
"0LlvE BLOSSOM" 1t cures when all
else fails. There is no reason why you
should suffer from the many weaknesses
peculiar to your sex when you can OBJ.
tain sample containing ten days. treat.
ment free, and one months treatment
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MARvIN's Ginger Snaps are unriyaled.
Do not forget to ask for them.
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BEIilAIRE.
AL Surts OF Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.

All Surts OF Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.
John Davis Is In woodiilc.d on buslacss.
BGruesrlllc Is getting c,al from Bellairc now.
Grapes are being sent here from Cleveland,
mud IND ready market.
Mr., John Beckett and Amanda Piper were
married by Rey. D. b. Crni. this week.
Andrew Alexander and Miss Maggie E. Ellis
were married By Rev. Mr.. Eaton this week.
Joseph wo!fs store was the last Mace visited
BY thieves. Several pairs OF shoes were taken.
Alonlo Dun.ee and Miss Minnie Crow were
married yesterday at noon by Rev. T. ". Lane
Fmuk Arrctt, who was injured at recent fire
llerc received $50 from the city Tor his ipj aries
Commissioner Berry has started his new -four
mill on Pipe creek, and Is making A No. Hour.
Christian steinmctz, OF Wheeling, was In
Dellaire yesterday, looking after his various In.
teregu,
Clyde crimmel, formerly Of the Belmont glass
worss here, has been made secretary Of glass
worksat FosloslG.
Sidney Ann .Nerlll has brought snit against
George Darst Tor selling liquor to her husband,
Claiming slC0 damages.
Charley schrain Rcddy Good, Ford Beaver
and Andrew Dunlap hnve gone to Montreal,
Can, - work in glass house there.
The Fist Presbyterian church Is to ret a new
coat Oh paint on tho outside. and Will be red and
stone color. Deysrmon L Morrison got the con.
tract.
Arrangements for thrills, ETC., with the Wheel.
los E'sdge and Terminal company have been
made, aud freight Tor Wheeling offered will 90
that way now.
Two young neu went to the Western Union
TcleSlaph office yesterday aud INSISTED on the
operator getting them Q m9rrisge certificate
disappointed when refused
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/ Sold by Logan Drug Co., @. R. Goetze,
WV. Irwin, ". Z. Williams, @. Schnepi,
@. Menkemeller, W. @. Armbright, W.
II. Williams and N. w. Heinrich; J.. ".
Darrah, Rolston & Co., Martins Ferry;
Bowie & Co., Bridgeport; @. NJ. Wy.
rick, BeIlaire; ST. Clair Bros., Benwood.
Il s-t ir5-iss DSW.G
The St. Johns herald., 1890-11-27
The Buccaneers of Old

Haunted the skull and cross bones, theil ensign, defantly at the masthead Youl modern pirate, not on the high seas, but upon the high reputation of standard remedies skulks under various disguises His hole and corner traffic has never tc any degree affected Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, although that standard invigo- rant and corrective has long been the shining mark at which his shafts have been directed. Cheap local bitters, composed of fiery unrectified stimulants with an infusion, or extract possibly, of some Ionic bark, are still sometimes re- commended as identical with, or similar to, or possessing virtues kindred to those ot America's chosen family medicine These perish speedily, while the great subduer and preventive of disease pur- sues its successful career, overcoming malaria, dyspepsia, nervousness, kidney troubles, const patton and rheumatic ail- ments, not only on this, but on many continents.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-11-27

Last Friday the section house at Tacna was robbed by three tranPs during the absence of the men. The property ta- ken ss..e. ..4ilezsiiTef wslciT, anicfci watch three rings,araGor, watch-chain and a single-ba1cl shotgun. Word was sent to Sheriff Nugent, who started out on Saturday morning with Deputy Burke They returned Monday afternoon after an unsuccessful hunt for the thieves. This makes the third time the Tacna section house has been robbed. It is supposed the tramps rode out on q freight train from Yuma and were fired at Tacna and improved the opportunity to commit the robbery.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-11-27

The Phoenix Republican has been shown some specimens of onyx from a new qnarry, recently discovered, that exceeds in quality the onyx of the fa- nous mine near Prescott. The quarry lies just across the Yavapai county line, and is forty-fve miles from Phoenix and only six miles from an old established wagon road. It was located by Richard Holmes, James Woodson and others, and the gentlemen interested believe they have valuable property. The ledge as far as examined has been traced for considerable distance, and is F feet deep on an average, by GOO feet in width. A number of specimens have been sent to California to be dressed and polished, and if satisfactory the work of development will be pushed There is plenty of water within half mile of the bed, and it can be worked every month in the year
The St. Johns herald., 1890-11-27
John swinburne, a member of the

John Swinburne, a member of the Esperansa Cattle Company, arrived in St. Johns last Sunday from Holbrook. He reports that the people of that good town accept their defeat on becoming the seat of government gracefully, but say they intend to give it another rattle four years hence. We admire their per tinacity, but can't say as much for their judgment. Four years hence they will not come as near getting it as they did in the recent election.