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Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-10
PLEASANT CITING

On Sunday last Frank D. Johnson
 and the senior editor enjoyed an out ing to the Gilson oasis, the only place between Globe ana the San Carlos river. distance of twelve miles and
 an inch. the Mecca of the wayiarer, on that otherwise Wateyiass Iornada, where blind Pete, a faithful mule, supercede5 the necessity of the oaken
 bucket and during :he allotted hours of labor pumps many thousands of
 gallons of water which is "a sonrce of exquisite pleasure to the many thirsty mammoth teams that daily pass to and from Globe, dragging tons ot freight, coke and copper. Domestic animals not only are reanimated thare, but birds ot the wandering wing, for many miles around, feel at home therei they are never dis turbed; they have an intuitiye knowl- edge that they are welcome and twitter notes of salutation to both Gllson and Pete, neither of whom eyince displeasure at their presence by throwing stones at them when perched on the succession of tipping water troughs, winch reflect the glare of the sun as from looking glass. However acceptable the scene at the well, It is not 10 be compared with the quiet surrounding of the cottage where Mrs. Gilson, the sterling house wife, preSides, and where a smlle oI welcome is sure to greet you, and where regal meal awaits you which would have tempted Epicurus himself
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-10
POST OFFICE RULES.

Office open from : A. NJ. to P. a., daily. Sundays -one hour after mail arrives. Mail closes going East and West al 7:i5 A. ,N., daily,
 Money Order Department closes at P, N, dsily--Sundays excepted
 Mails go to San Carlos and MaXey every day. Sundays exeepted-to Catalpa, Ar .mer Tonto, Rye, Payson, Sc, every Mon day, Wednesday and Friday, These mails close the night previous at P. M
 JOS, H. HAMlI.L, r, NJ,
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-10

E. Lieurance returned from a visit to San Francisco on "Wednesday.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-10
LOCAL NEWS.

Location notices for sale at the Post Office Store.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-10

For custom made clothing made to order and warranted to it, go to
 G. $. VAN WAGENEN.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-10

Some odd sizes of ladies shoes for sale VERY CHEAP at
 c. s. VAN WAGENEH s. /
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-10

In almost every neiyhborhood through. out the West there is some one or moro persons whose lives have been saved by Ghamberlain's Calio, Cholera and Diar- rhma Remedy, or who have been cured of chronic diarrhma by it. Such persons take especial pleasure in recommending the remedy to others. The praise that follows its introduction and use makes it very popular. Twenty five and fifty cent bottles for sale by II c. Hitchcock.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-10

Dr. H R. King, dentist, of Deming, N A who is here on his second pro. tessional visit, is meeting with de. served success. The Doctor IS d pleas ant gentleman and his work has given very good satisiaction He will re. main another week m Globe. Office at hitchcock s Drug Store.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-10

Globe < San Carlos Telegraph Co. Office uonrs-9 o'clock A. NJ. to F M. and to F. M Sundays-l0 to il A. Nj. and to P, H,
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-10

Col. Harry Jeiiords has been invited by the C. A, k. post ot this city to de liver the orati0n on memorial day, 10 be celebrated in this city May 30. Col. Jeffords is one of the most effective and eloquent speakers in the territory, which means that the G. A. R. boys and tbe citizens of Tucson will hear one of the best memorial addresses ever delivered in our city Star.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-10
ssPogTaSr

Remittances must be either hy New York Draft, Express or Registered Letter, Ameri- can money. Collections can be made by Ex- press Companies or Banks Ticket sent direct tu management will hc paid by drafts on New York Montreal, St. Paul, Chicago, San Fraucisen or City of Mexico. For further in formation address
 JUAN PIEDAD, Manager,
 Zaoatecas, Mexico.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-10

Choice cigars and tobacco at G. s. Van Wagenen's.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-10

Plain and fancy note paper, letter heads, writing tablets and envelopes, at very reasonable prices, at the Post Office Store.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-10

NOTICE.-A small, mouse eolored mara mule, branded K on left hip, about years old, unbroke, strayed onto the range Of San Pedro ranch man, who holds the animal awaiting identification by inc ewner. For further information apply at inc BET office.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-10

Extra choice dates and hgs at the Post Office Store.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-10

The date for holding tue adjourned term of tbe Supreme Court in Pres eott has been changed from the first Monday in May to the first Monday in
 June, This beng the day for open ing the regular term of the District Court in Prescott, tbe latter will be postponed oue week, or until the see ond Monday in June Journal. Miner.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-10

G. s. Van Wagenen IS agent for the DemorestS sewing machines.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-10

W. 0. ONeir, sheriff of Yavapai county, was a passenger on Nednes- days east bound passenger train. Buckle will soon start newspaper at Sydney, Maricopa county, where he { is interested in a ditch enterprise EX.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-10
LIST DE PRICES ::
CEEB RATES: Tickets fer S5aOo. Special Rates Arranged with Agents. AGENTS WANTED In every town
United States and British America.

anu city m ms United States and British America.
 The payment of Prizes is guaranteed by 8 special deposit of i've hundred thousand dol- lars iSJ0o.0t0l, with the State Government, ani apprnyod by Jesus Arechiga. Governor.
 Drawings under the personal supervision o Lie. T eminio Arteaga, who is appointed y the Government as lnterventor,
 "J CERTIFY that with the State Treasur, T all nccessary guarantees are deposited, assnr- ing full payment of all prizes of this drawing
 HEHNIHlo ARrEAGA, lnteNentor. ,
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-10

An invoice of mems and boys hats, of every description, just received at G. $. Van Wagenen's,
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-10

B G Fox, having resigned the off ces of District Court Commissioner and Clerk. and U. s, Commissioner, William Il, Duryea succeeds him as clerk Judge kibbey in accepting Mir. Fox's resignation ayaiIed himself of the occasion 10 express his enure sat isfaction of the manner in which tue several trusts had been discharged.
 Mr. Duryea is an old and respected citizen of Globe. His appointment is regarded as well bestowed, and tbe duties committed to his care will be faithfully complied with.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-10

Geo. C. WaddeiI, to-day, sold the Gila county warrant received by this county n exchange for gonto Basin. receiving therefor $ll000 payable S2,009 per year The first 5000 pay meut was made some time since, and S250 has been paid on account of iu, terest till January lst, 1890 The purchaser of the warrant viii get the interest from tbat time,--JouruaI. Miner.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-10

Mems boots and shoes at c. s. Van Wagenen.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-10
Peculiar

FGCUssdF In Combination, Proportion, and Process or prep 6ration, Hoods Sarsaparlla possesses the full curative value of the best known remedies oi the vegetable kingdom.
 Peculiar in strength and deconomy - Hoods sar saparila is the only medicine of which can truly be said, l" l00 doses one dollar" Other medicines require larger doses, and do not produce os good results as
 Hoods SarsaparilIa. Peculiar in its medicinal merit, Hoods Sarya pHrille urcomplishes cures hitherto unknown. and has won the title of "The greatest blood purifier ever discovered"
 Peculiar in it's "good name ct homo there Is more of Hoods Sarsaparila sold in Lowell, where 1t is made than of all blood purifiers. Peculiar in It's phenomenal record of sales lbr0Gd no other preparation has attaiued such popularity in so short time, It
 Is Peculiar to Itself. Peculiar in the originality and effectiveness of It's advertising its methods are continually being copied by competitors
 Peculiar in the way it wins the peoples conf. dence, one bottle always sells another.
 Hoods SarsapariIla Sold by druggists s1; six for s5. Prepared only byc.I HOOD < CO, Apotheearies, Lowell, Mass.
 ico Doses One poasar
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-10

H, c. Hitchcock has his Artic soda fountain ia full blast for the summer months
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THE INDIANAPOLIS FIRE.
More Hosiie~ found tn the wr~chsse-
fOniy One leemaining.

ISDIsSAPoLis, March 1s.-A great crowd
surrounds the ruins Of the lsowen- Merrill
building this morning. An army OF work
innmen is engaged in removing the wreck
age To cxhutnc the bodies Of the dead and
whom audible i'm the ruins. The list
lows, all fircnen: Andrew -. Cherry,
George Faulkner. Espy Stormer, David X.
Lowery. Ulysses e.. GIazicr. Henry ID.
Woodruff. George Glenn. Albert Hoffman,
Anthony volz and Thomas 4. Black. The
injured number Is.
The work Of clearing away the wreck
age WAS continued throughout the day
with renewed energy. The floors and roof
lay one upon the other with burnt books
and stationery sandwichcd in between.
AT 3 O'Clock this morning the crushed and
mangled remains of Tony Volta was
found and extricated. II WAS about
was located. Some one noticed a
head protrutling from the debris.
Quick work revealed his form i'm AN almost
standing position, leaning slightly for
warl with one hand clasptd ON his head.
IL would appear that he had been struck
by something and placed bis hand there
before the fatal blow came. The most
horrible Of all was the condition of
Storrncr, whose dead body was taken out
at . AS O'Clock, with one leg burned en-
tirtly OF. He must have died in terrib e
agony. as there are no evidences OF his
having been killed by falling bricks or
timber. IL seems that he died with the
agony Of the burning of his leg. Woodruff
only. now remains in the mass OF ruins.
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Shernan'. Anti-rru.t Measure.

wAsHINGroN, March Fisherman from
the senate committee on finance reported
to-day u substitute for his antitrust bill.
In the shape il is presented to-day Shcr-
man thinks hc can yet overcome all oh
jections tO the measure on the ground OF
unconstitutionality. Members OF the
committee reserve the right to express
their opinion of the bill when il comes up
for consideration. 4 he substitute declares
unlawful and void all combinations of
two or more citizens. ar n citizen with AN
alien, in restraint of frcs. competition in
importation or transportation, or which
tends to advance the cost of articles OF
consumption. IL gives the United States
courts jurisdiction, and allows the person
damaged to rccoy er double the amount Of
the damage with the costs and attorneys
fcpS.
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Republican Scnators who Are 1ssuaA to
ses the Comuststee Throagh.
SIscial To the STANDARD.
WASHINGTON, March 1s.-There was a
caucus of republican senators tonight ON
the Montana senatorial cascs. It had
been announced that IL was tn bs held in
order to attempt n change In the ONCE OF
scrgcant-at-arsns, but that was n mistake.
The only business was tn consider tine
majority rcport of Senator Hoar In favor
of Colonel Sanders and Mr.. Power. Az
ter the question had been discussed with
great earncstness by the senators, 10 was
dccislesl ny unanimous vote that the MEM
bers of the elections committee shosild
each no heard and that then there should
be an unbroken republican front 10 hack
up the dccision by which the will OF the
people OF Montana Inns been set aside.
The Vest letter has been pszblinlsed I'm full
made that it Is to bc Incorporated in
Hoar's minority report.
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WAsHINGToS, March ls.-The worlds
fair committee completed the corisislera-
tion OF the bill this morning. IL resulted
i'm "A victory for Chicago, being amended
so as to provide that the president may is-
sue N proclamation and invitation to for
cign exhibitors ns soon he Is satisfied
that the Illinois corporation has prov ideti
for n ten million dollar guarantee. The
dates for the exposition as fixed yesterday
are not changed. but Chandler gave notice
that he would move in the house for hold
ing il in 'G;. IL was ordered to ne rcportss.
to the house Immediately.
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A MYSTERIOUS TRAGEDY
Hrs. Bingham Of Ailvalkse neels Z
Terrible Pate.
Found Murdered and Robbed I'm the
Outskirts Of ChioAgo-H0r De-
serted husband 9uspOcteo
OF the Crime.

CBiCAGo. March 1s.-At an early hour
yesterday morning woman was found
lying unconscious i'm the rood as Fifty
NTH and Morgan streets. The police
were surnnoned and assumed that she
was intoxicated and cartcsi her on 70 the
police station where she lay for several
hours and was then removed 10 the
county hospital where she died last nieht.
The matter ha. assumed the proporsioas
of an Eva Mitchell murder
mystery. The woman was is3en-
Milwaukee,, who left her husband some
time ago and came to this city, where she
has been living with am engineer named
Taylor, who is employed i'm a slown-so wn
establishment. Taylor says she left her
husband because she discovered that he
had another wife living. Her sister tells
the same story. The lantllady OF the
apartment house where Taylor and the
woman resided says she was In
great fear OF bingham, and asserts that
man resembling the description of
him called ON her last week. The mur-
dered woman left her sister = house during
the evening to call for Taylor, it bcin9 her
custom To wait for him each night until he
came OF duty at O'Clock. She never
reached hin place and tho next heard Of
her WAS when she was picked up m de
scribctl above, mt a point Ave uailes dis
tant. Taylor asserts innocence Of any
completely I'm her taking of. Some OF the
iewelry which the woman woge was mia.-
ing when she was found. The police are
working ON the case.
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Rill. Introduce

wAsHISGroN, March ia bill was in-
troduced in the house to-day setting apart
the Yosemite valley for public park
with appropriations. The commerce COM
mittee of the house to-day completed the
fortification appropriation bill, and sli-
rected Brewer to report il to the house.
The bill makes n total appro priation of
- .521 ,67s; being x3,S.1 .;sD less than the
estimates, 81, .Oe4 more than the last
bill and S5S9.s1s more than the approprin-
ton made at the first session Of last com
Rress. Tho bill carries an appropriation
of x36O, 900 for gun and mortar batteries at
San Franchises and $1,000 for an inquiry
concerning the facilities offered for gun
factories at tho Rock kland and Benicia
arseuals.
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New YORK, March 1s.--A well dressed
ChinaInan hurried through Mott street
from Chatham square yesterday after
noon with his hat drawn over his eyes.
One al his countryncn noticed his face
Unframed and at once suspected he was u
lcpcr. The story quickly spread among
the Chinese that there was n lcpcr i'm their
colony. searching party was
organized and all the Monaghan haunts
were visited. but no trace of the stranger
was found. The Chinese dread leprosy
as much as Caucasians and there was
terror i'm Mott and Peli streets last night
Ii il supposed the man came from the
west, and vengeance IL vowed against
any one who should harbor him.
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ARrr New Work.. Onlcinl..

NEW YORK, Mach is.-This morning
George MuItienian was arrested ON an in
ictncnt for cxtortion while employed i'm
the si,eriff's office. Deputy Sheriff Me-
Gonigal and cx-Warsicn kcating werc re-
arrested to-day. The district attorney
discovered the indictments wcre faulty,
and the grand jury was asked to frame
new ones. The original indictments
charged extortion. The new ones will
make the offcnsc bribery. Bail of $4,000
was given again by each. by noon there
we're two more arrests Deputy Sheriff
Charles Lintleruan and Joseph Young.
The former was indicted for petit larceny
and bribery. and the latter for bribery.
IL - expected many more arrests will i,c
made this afternoon.
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"white Caps" Get ON Easily

NEW ORLEANS. March 1S.-The state
supreme court In the case of the st. Lam
dry parish regulators decided i'm favor of
the defendants. The accused were con-
victed and sentenced To various terms I'm
the pcnitentiary for entering the house of
one Duplechin and shooting at him. with
intent to kill. They appealed to the SUI
preme court. alleging that they had no
other intention than dragging forcibly
from the house of Duplechin q woman
named Tillie, who was wronRfully
inclined and q disGrace to the community
in which she resided: Duplcchin had in
shot to frighten him, but which severely
wounded him. They had no intention of
allege they belong to a band of regulators
or "white caps," and that il was in pursti-
ance of the principles of the organization
that the assault on the woman Tillie was
committed. Tho court quashed the in
dictmcnt, holding that q criminal offensc
is not complete without felonious intent.
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THE POSTAL rELEoRAPH.

Editor Rosewater Favor~ tho MeAsure-Dr.
Green Invitea an Investigation.
WASHINGTON, March 1s.-Edward Rose
waAer, editor OF the Omaha Bee, and a
practical teleRrapher, argued before the
house committee to-day i'm behalf Of the
postal telegraph. He said he came not to
advocate any particular bill. nor to anta9-
onixe any particular telegraph company.
He said hc was convinced that the time
had arrived for the government to secure
control of the telegraph. He pre-
sentcd figures showing the expenses and
profits ON n given wire and said me
thought q Is cent rate for messages TO
be remunerntivc. Mr.. Roscwatcr advo-
Gated the proposition that the government
buy up all the telegraph lines; then ad-
vcrtise for proposals. to have u private
corporation operate the postal telegraph
system, under the control of the govern
ment. This would give the people u
cheaper and more efficient service.
Chairman Bingham laid before the com.
mittee letter from Doctor Green and
General Eckcrt of the Western Union
telegraph company, in which they say the
executive committee instructed them to
invite the committee to visit the company's
headquarters and examine their general
operations. The letter says we court a
most thorough investigation and are will
ing you should employ experts to go
through our books, accounts and state
ments.
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PlrrsuUnG, March 1s.-Dr. Fling. for %
years pastor Of tho Sixth United Presby-
tcrian church OF this city. was to-day ar
raignctl beforo the Monongalsela Presby-
terry ON complaint of some OF his
congregation, who objected to his mnr-
ringe to his deceased wifc's sister.
church law declares such n marriage. as
inccst,,ous, permitting n man tn marry no
nearer relative of his deceased
wife than he could nf his own.
SO discomfort spread i'm the church
and the result was that DIR. Fling rendered
refused to accept by n vote of i6s 10 76.
The matter was then taken 10 the presby-
terry which to-day had lively wrangle
over IL. IL ended i'm O resolution cs Gem
SURE, by n vote of % to u. The minority
thought the sentence too light. They
wanted the doctor discharged from the
ministry. An appeal was allowed to the
synod which will meet i'm December. DIR.
Eling's resignation was unanimously ac-
ccptcsl by the presbytcry.
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A Lieutenant ON Trial.

CHICAGO, March ls.-The court martial
for the trial of Lieutenant Steele Of the
Eighth cavalry assembled at noon and
proceeded to hear testimony. Private
Dell f. Wild was the complaining witness.
His testimony was substantially i'm ac-
corsiapce with the facts as already given
in the public press. After the hearing OF
infantry testified I'm corroboration of
Wild's story, which completed the case
for the complainant. The court took u
recess till tomorrow.
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wAsiIINcroS, March 1s.-Culiorn to-day
introduced q bill TO amend section Il Of
the Interstate commerce act to pro-
vide TINT the commission shall have
authority 20 inquire into the management
OF the business of all common carriers
and shall keep itself informed as to the
method in which the same is conducted.
Upon request Of the commission, tho dis
trict attorney 20 whom it may apply may
commence, under direction Of the at-
toruey general. all necessary proceedings
for the endorsement OF the provisions Of
the law.
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AGrn. Fiack ON the stand.

NEW YORK, March 1s.-The wife of
Sheriff Flack was a witness to-day in the
case against her husband for conspiracy.
She Was hysterical under oss-examina-
ton. She told story, now familiar. de
nyinR that she had signed the petition for
divorce from hcr husband. and charR-
ing m forgories certain signatures handed
TO her for inspection. Among thesc was
her own petition in the present action.
The defense seeks to establish that she
10 and has been an inebriate.
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IN The HOUSE.

Ceasidering the Pemasoa Approprt>sSon
0sia-sesns laseresting ssstisssc. sssvsn.
WAsHISGrOS, March 1s.-A resolution
was adopted calling ON the secretary Of
war and secretary OF interior for inforsna-
aon whether n saving OF public cxpcndi-
t'ire can be made by transferring the h,-
reau Of pensions from the interior to the
war department.
laws was taken up. The bill further pro-
vidcs that any person who made entry Of
public lands under the timber culture
laws who has for four years complied
with the provision Of said laws shall nc
cntitled 20 make final proof and acquire
Pending action the house went into com
mitscc OF the whole ON the pension appro-
Sayers discussed the pension system AS
Affected by both nets OF congrs.~s and the
administration Of the scrvice. He cited
January I. 1s.sO. the expenditures of the
government for pensions were 81, ,1O0, ,3sI,-
OIL mat , ,s e. for for shc
t,ircs for pensions from March 4. 1ss9, to
June. 1861 throughout u period of 72lI years
siisrscmcSis tr a ~, s''s ns excess SOL oI enssi" .sn
June I'D. lsel over the pensions from 15ss
to 1851. n period of .2L years, was 81 ,:Es3,-
6ii. He severely criticised the asiminis-
tration of the pension office and cited
many instances whcrc ehc claimed tlecis-
ions of the bureau were incorrcct and i'm
the manner in which the pension system
IL hcing administered. He thought there
should hc thorough investigation of the
system in order that complete Justice
he done to the men who had fought for
their country and the bounty jumpers
stricken from the roll.
Peters said that for the first time i'm tho
history at the country the house hnd bc-
fore it careful and concise estimate of
what the expenditure OF the pension b,,-
rcau would he during the next fiscal year.
He defended the a<lministTati of the
burcau. While he had not defended all
the acts of Commissioner Tanner, he
could only say that that officer hast fol-
General Black.
Pending further debate, the committee
rose and the house aSliosicncd.
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The British Parlianent.

LONDON, March 1s.-Thc government
was defeated I'm the commons this even
ing on the ;motion of Buchanan, liberal,
complaining OF encroachments upon the
public right OF way in Scotland. and MAX
Ing laws 10 be reformed and the matter
entrusted to county councils. Chamber
lain, . member OF the union:sts, and q
motion, which was adopted, no 70 81.
The government has summoned Balfour
70 London.