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The Arizona sentinel., 1890-07-12

nesd&y evening another OF these
delightful outings took place, this
time going down stream. It is al
most needless to say thai it was
an entire success. Dancing was in
order on deck, and the dulcettones
Of the Artillery band called the
young folks to trip the light fan
casJic. The pleasure seekers re-
turned to the city late at night, or
rather, you might say, early in the
morning, loud in their praise Of
the affair, and DESTROYS of having
another in the near future.
One more thing [ want to tell
you about, and that is our open-air
concerts. They may properly be
called a Sacramento institution,
as Sacramento was, [ believe, the
first place to inaugurate them. AS
a general thing, they take place
twice a week; one at Capitol Park,
the other at the Plaza, one Of our
beautiful public squares, the Artil-
lery and Hus5ar bands aiternat-
ing. They furnish choice pro
gramme of concert music, usually
consisting Of about seven numbers,
topping OF with "Star Span led Ban
ner," which is played at the end Of
each concert. These concerts prove
very welcome to those who work all
day, as they enable them to breath
the fresh air, and also hear the in
spring music, which drives dull
care away. Well good-by, now,
viii tell you something about the
oitv in NV next. TAT.
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EDEernssa Ingenuity

Could scarcely devise more excruci ting tortures
han those Of which you see the evidences in the
ace of rheumatic or nerualgic sufferer The
agonies are the co sequence Of not ch clng
rheumatic or neuralgia attack at the outset Hos
letters Stomach Bitters has been found by skilfu
medical practitioners to possess noC ONLY remedial
but defensive efficacy, where those diseases exists
or a tendency to them is exhibited Surely this
pussant but safe botanic medicine, bearing too,
such high specific sanction is better than the posons
often employed, but must unsafe not only in con
inuance, bat in isolated doses. The blood is dc
pnrated thoroughly from the rheumatic virus, and
he nerves, slightly impurgeI upon, saved from
ultimate and direful throes oy this benign, saving
medicine, which likewise exhibits marked efficacy
Tor malaria, kidney complaints, dysp psa, con
stipstion and liver complaint
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Proceedings of s3se Board Of
Supervisors.
~. 4 = Lulv /. 1890.

IUas, a. T. July /, 1915.
Board Of Equalization met pur-
suant to law at ~ o'clock q. M.
Roll called, present Ghaifm N =.
S Ingalls,, Supervisors Z. V.
Meeden, 0. 2. Townsend and
Clerk.
The County Assessor being Or
-ered to notify persons Of their raise
in the assessment roll. Board ad-
iourned until tomorrow at 10
o'clock a. IN.
YumA, A. T. July 2, 1890.
Board of Equalization met pur-
suant to adjournment at 10 a. M.
Roll called, present Chairman r..
S. ingalls,, Supervisors &. ':
Meeden, 0. z. Townsend and
Clerk.
Minutes of yesterday read and
approved as corrected.
Board proceeded to examine the
Tax Roll, on motion Board ad-
journed until tomorrow at 10
O'Clock q. m.
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EAe First step.

Perhaps you are run down, can't
eat, can't sleep, can't think, can't do
anything to your satisfaction, and
you wonder what ails you Yon
should heed the warning, you are
taking the first step INTO Nervous
Prostitution. You need Nerve
ronic and IN Electric B;tters you
will lind thu exact remedy for re
storing your nervous system to its
normal, health condition. Surpris
ing results follow the U.S. Of this
great Nerve Tonic and Alternative.
Your appetite returns, good diges-
ton is restored, and the Liver and
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Summer EyenE4-s - Sacra-
E1e9ES0.

SACRAMENTO, Cal. July 8, 1880.
EDITOR SEITINGL:-Phinking it
might prove Of Inyol,oc 10 YOU
Yumaites, to hear how We spend
our summer months, [ take up
4y pea - dash off a short account
of some Of our sociabilities. The
picnic season proper is now long
past although there Is an OCCASION
al gathering at one or the other
of our city groves But with the
wane Of picnic5 comes that ever I'M
failing source Of delight, straw
rides. Who has not experienced
the delight of q straw ride? Young
men and maidens squatting in the
bottom of q huge header wagon
filled with new-mown hay-not
that kind which comes in bottles,
bat the real article,-and being
jolted over smooth or rough roads,
as you find them, constitutes a hay
ride. But the secret Of success is
a jolly crowd, and each signing
swain must have his Amaryllio
and Woe vnrsn rrrpt not forool
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mittee insure court house building.
Report 30 Board that same is done
and policy Of insurance is properly
placed ia The hands of The County
Treasurer.
On motion Board proceeds to
audit Bill in the following fands
Of yhe County to-Uit
GENERAL FUND.
Bill of DeCorse and Taggart Co.
physicians $4,000.
Bill Of Isaac Levy, reut Of dist.
atty. and surveyor Offices, 5000.
Bill Of Ed Mayes, JaiLors salary
$500.
Bill of I. D. lockwood, night
Waterman 5000.
Bill Of W. L. Hopkins, rent Of
Treasurer's Office 400
Bill Of W A. Werninger, rent Of
Assessor Office $500.
BIZ Of A. Romero, care Of in
digent sick is ordered referred to
district attorney, complaint having
been made of not fulfilling contract.
Bill Of A. Romero, Board Of pri-
soners allowed l06.00.
Bill Of D. Calisher, County sup
niles 2e ~
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Frank Hereford was appointed
district attorney Of Pima County
Tuesday, to ELL the vacancy caused
by the death Of his father Hon,
Ben Hereford who died at Kansas
City on July End.
The Putnam ice cream parlors will
close on July IA and re open again on
the Saturday following when its many
patrons will be cordially welcomed
again.
George ". Webb, wbo was employ
ed as a guard at the Territorial Prison
under the democratic administration
left for Phoenix, Wednesday to visit
relatives.
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a EEnrqua zEala KILLING.

On the evening of July 4, an alter
cation took place between Juan Doten
and Antonio Herrera, during which the
l.ttetS skull vas sy!.5 open Oy al
axe. DoteA was brought 10 tow by
deputy sheriff a.ueS ,.ud loc4ed up III
the County jail. T-o examination Of
tie case was postponed until the con
dition of the wounded man could be
learned. The news was received here
Thursday that Herrera was dead, and
the hearing of the examination viii
probably begin today. Doten claims to
have acted III SELF defense and says tn, t
Herrera tried to shoot him and that
the deceased had frequently threat
cned his lifc; all the facts will be
brought out on the examination and
published. The deceased was man
Of about thirty five years of age and
unmarried, whilst his slayer is twenty
three years old and Ia ely married.
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his demand being refused, Uarrera
Immediately began shooting and at
the second fire his Fictlm fell dead
The assassin was Immediately placed
under arrest. Careras served a term of
two years at the Territorial Prison
here for horse Stealing.
Tie anthony Lodges, Of which sev-
eral have been discovered IN this
County, are likely to prove viiuable
if the mineral rem lins at what it Is
now Jlotei. Fac uses OF auti.n ony
continue to increase, whilst the out
put from the older mines is steadily
decreasing. The anthony veins found
in this vicinity are large and the ore
of high grade; an effort viii be made
to make practical test Of shipping
the ore for reduction.
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But then gentle readers, or kind
reader (if such you are) don't infer
from this that their thoughts are
only of love. On no. They sing
and have good time generally.
The selections are Of decidedly
non-classical order, being generally
chosen from the college songs, or
the latest stock Of popular ballads,
such as Annie Rooney" or "Sifes
Story" However anything viii
do just SO it has a jolly AID roll
lic>ing air, and is sung loud enough
to wake the tired husbandman,
who has already sought the arms
Of Morpheus. The delightful coun-
try roads without the city are al
ways chosen, as continual iolting
over the cobbles of our streets
would be beyond endurance. /
suppose it is almost needless to add
that the affairs generally end with
the pleasure seekers enjoying re
freshments, at one Of the numerous
ice-cream parlors. II you have not
as yet spent an evening this way,
l should advise you to try it, and I
thing you VIII vote it a success.
Then this summer Sacramento
has had taste of moonlight on
the water, for you must have a
moon in all out doors amusemanta.
About a month ago one Of these
excursions went up the river about
fifteen mics to where the waters
Of the Sacramento and Fnathnr
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how gooC a tnInS ~ 10. =. 80 ----.e
ever tried it you are one Of its friends
because the wonderful thing about
it, that when once given a trial, Dr.
Kings New Discovery ever after,
holds place in the house. Ii YOU
have never used it, and should be
afflicted with a Cough, Cold or any
Throat, Lung or Chest trouble, Sc,
cure bottle at once and give it fair
trial. 1t is guaranteed every time, or
money refunded Trial bottle free at
any drug store.
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Comm @Ea e Z bile.

All claims not consistent with
the high character of Syrup of
Figs are purposely avoided by
the Cal. Fig Syrup Company. It's
acts gently on the kidneys liver
and bowels, cleansing the system
etfectualSy, but it is not a cu1e-aII
1kes no pretentions that
every )ttle Will not substantive.
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Wasnin1tGn. 2. C.
Address Registered Letters Con-
tanning Currency to

New Orleans, La
"REMSA3ER, that Che payment Of Prizes
is GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BAHHS
Of New Orleans. and the tickets are signed
by the President of an Institution, whose
chartered rights are recognized in the
highest Courts; therefore, beware of all
limitations or anonymous schemes.
REMEMBER that the SUPREME COURT
Or TIE UNITED STATES has decided that
the Louisiana State Lottery Co. has CON-
TRACT with the State of Louisiana, which
Does ROT EXPIRE UNTIL JANUARY tst, 1895.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-07-12

Development work has Oeen re-
sumed on a number of mining
claims in the Harqua Hala camp.
The umbrella trees planted in
front of Judge Levy's residence are
growing fast and present a hand
some appearance.
The steamer Mohave with Cap
tain Isaac Polhamus in command,
arrived from up river Landings
July 9Th.
Owing to the crowded conditions
of our columns a number of com
munications are unayoidably ON
mitted this week.
Charley Pickenback foreman of
the bonanza group at Harqua is
making preparations to "start up"
on several mines.
A horse and buggy was ratified at
the Southern Pacific hotel last Sun
day. Sam Gillespie shook the highest
throw and won the rig.
Pratt's Astrol oil, $50 degrees fire
test, the safest and most brilliant
illuminating OF 81 use 50 per case
of 10 gals, 1T D Ca.-a- IS, Levy
building.
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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 promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and feVers aud cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
= - ~ 1,-,,~c,;ol =, 80
effects s.- many -T...egs --.- -.ss
esm.a.titt.~-i- T.fsGa saIai- ..r
.ao II bottles agslll-a5ug druggists.
llanG4ejure3 only hE Ire
E6LiFGf#yE &c 5aUo a.
s tEEsc.GCo- CzL
E.- ET EE., .JsE
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On motion minutes Of yesterday
read and approved.
Board continue the examination
of Roll. On motion Board adjourn
ed to Monday July 7, 1899, at 10
o'clock IN.
YUMA, A. T, July 7th. 1890
Board met pursuant to call at 10
a III. Roll called present Chair
man T. S. ingalls,, Supervisors G.
Y. 1Ieeden O. E. Townsend and
Clerk.
Report Of County Treasurer re-
ceived examined found correct APP
proved and ordered filed.
Assessors report taken up ex-
amined and ordered filed.
License report examined found
correct approved and fled.
Report Of f. D. Wells, Justice
Of the Peace Precinct No. 10, re-
ceived examined approved and
fled.
Report of school superin-
tandent received examined, on
motion seconded and carried the
superintendent is hereby intructed
to furnish this Board with copies
Of vouchers for all amounts paid
out Of the school fund other than
for salaries.
Report of County Physicians
taken up approved and ordered
filed.
On motion seconded and carried
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Bill Of G. II. Brinley, Clerk Pro
bate Court $3.50.
Bill of Mary e. NcElwain, assist
emit expert of Grand Jury 21.57.
On motion Board adjourned IN
til Tomorrow at 10 o'clock a. m.
attest:
J. L. RED0NDo, Clerk
I. s. INGALLS,,
Chairman.
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AwoRD OF CAUTION.

In this as in every other locality where 1t il
known, there are hundreds of persons who arr
taking joys Vegetable Sarssparilla. To those We
want to say one word. In nine cases out of ever
ten it is Erecting specific cures. But word come
to us occasionally of people who report that il
operates too freely upon the bowels. We want t.
call the attention of those to the fact that they
- ~0+ following the printed instructions an6
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-07-12

and kidney disorders. 1t may be asked how Il
can possibly cure SO many ailments. But the ree
son is clear AL those troubles are the legitimate
result OF improper liver and kidney action or i'm
paired digestive Organs. It's effects upon those
functions are astonishing to the medical
fraternity as to the thousands who are DAILY
takiug it.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-07-12

al. ". H. iIanuy ~ Iuoo0n,
passed through to San Francisco,
Monday.
Watermelone and cantaieupes
are plentiful and cheap in the xii
lage markets.
Col. Charles E. Spencer who has
valuable interests in the Mohawk
valley is in town.
Heavy rain storms have lately
fallen through the Central and
Southern Arizona.
Mrs. G. I. Putnam, leaves for Tue
son next Monday and will return at
the end of the week.
Elmer B. Wagy superintendent
of the Mohawk ranch, spent a few
days in town this week.
The new store which is being
built on Main street is rapidly ap-
preaching completion.
Miss Ella Burton, left for Cali
fornia Tuesday, and will remain
away for several weeks.
A frst-class soda water fountain
will soon be in full operation in a
Main street establishment.
A very heavy shipment of high
grade ore will be made from Silver
district by the next steamer.
Mrs. R. H. Reynolds, arrived
from Phoenix on a visit to her
narents Mr.. and Mrs. Brinley.
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John Bourke printer employed
in the Prescott Journal Miner office,
was seriously hurt on the fourth
of July, whilst taking part in the
hose cart race. The fore and hind
wheel passed over his body break
ing three ribs, and otherwise in
juring him.
The cut being run into the hill
west Of the railroad track, for the
purpose of making room for tool
house. will soon be ready for the
carpenters to 60 to work.
The case n. A. Meek charged with
forging W. Jordan's signatures to
two checks has been postponed until
August 10, next.
d. S. Dorm a well known San
Francisco attorney and who owns
interests in the Mohawk valley is
expected to arrive from the East
shortly.
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Hotel.

.at u...
Hotel
The Selrs e. ~.
George w. Cheney as candidate for dele
gate to congress. If he vii go into the
tight he is sure to win.
Are you married? If not. send
your address, with stamp, to The
American Corresponding Club, P.
0, Box CAB, Clarkburg, ". Y.
Dan Conner, chief engineer Of the Colo
RADIO Steam Navigation Company came
down on the steamer Mohave lass Tuesday
D. Il. Recarte the enuneratot Of live
stock statistics for the census 5ure4u IS ex
pected to arrive in Yuma to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burke and Miss
Sarah MARTINEZ will leave b. to-days train
for visit to Cargo Muoh1oho
Frank Coz district attorney o; Na.ieopa
COUNT vs. a passenger o. Friday wes:
bound express.
Mrs. Judge Levy and children returel
hcme FROM visit to Silver District, b.
Tuesday Steamer.
Harry Carpenter here for day this
week returning TO Tombstone THURSDAY.
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Attested as follows:

{" IYe do here5y certify tbat zee sHperrise
he arfapgemeats for Oh the Monthly aad
Semi Il RnaaJ Drawings Of the LoajsiGua
State LOTTERY Company, and in person man
age as7d control tie DrG'riRgS Themselves, end
INT the same are conducted rith honestly
fgigaess, and IN good faith t0uard all par
tiDs. and re authorize the Company TO ase
his certificate, ,rjtb fdcsimiles Of orr sigBa-
lures Gtiuchel, a. Us advertisements.
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OFFICE OF THE DIST ATTY. }
Yuma, A. Z. July 8, 109Oi

Act if it be true that saIu nau4lIu4
cannot read nor write the English
language then he is not eligible to
hold the Office of said trustee Of
said district, ana it becomes the
duty Of the Board Of Supervisors
to declare the Office vacant.
Certainly is peculiarly and par
ticularly a duty when the matter
evolved concerns the control of
the education Of our children.
Very respectfully.
SAMUEL PURDY,
District Attorney.
On motion the above communi
cation is laid over for future con-
sideration.
On motion the Clerk is ordered
to forward to Territorial Board of
Equalization a copy Of report of
County surveyor referring to the
number of miles Of railroad in this
County.
Jail report taken up examined
approved and ordered filed.
Report Of Ira Mabbett Justice Of
the Peace, received approved and
ordered fled
0, F. Townsend: appointed com
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-07-12
LOCAL NOTES.

Mrs. Dolores Esquer and son k2ve
reterned from San Diego.
Judge Samuel Purdy has gone to
Tucson to attend 70 business matters.
Messrs. Gender and Hefferman's
drug store is now open for business.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-07-12

~. iuvttUu tIo C1oIA - UIucIcu
to draw warrants on the salary
fund for the following county Off
GERS to-Wit:
Sam Purdy, Dist Atty. $4I65
NJ. J. Nugent, Sheriff 4166
J. L. Redondo, Clerk 41.66
". A. Werninger, assessor 4166
G. II. Brinley, P. Judge 1888
c. II. Brinley, Dist Clerk $500
NJ. J. Nugent, Collector 8.33
Z. Avila, Recorder 8.33
On motion Board adjourned until
tomorrow at 10 a. m. and go into
session as Board of Equalization.
There being no business, Board ad-
journs until Saturday July 18th
1890, at 10 o'clock a. m.
YUMA, A. T. July s, 1890.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment at 10 o'clock a. m. Roll
called, present Chairman F. S.
ingalls,, Supervisors c. !. Meeden,
O. F. Townsend and Clerk.
On motion minutes of yesterday
were read and approved.
The following communication Of
District Attorney received, same
ordered spread upon minutes as
follows.
OFFICE OF THE DIST ATTY.
Yuma, A. 7. July 8, 169O.}
Board Of Supervisors Yuma, Co.
Gentleman:-It has been brought
to my attention that Custodio Ra-
mirez, school trustee Of school dis
trict number one Of this County,
can neither read, write or speak
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Jose CAreraS an convict, shot
and killed Maxine Soto at Indlo, on
Wednesday night. The two men
onarrelled sabout one month ago and
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-07-12
f&e Got HIS $TE, O90.

Mr.. William r. Shupe, the gentle
man who recently won $4,000 in the
drawing Of The Louisiana State lot
terry Company, received the money
..s- laY. 1Ir. Shupe stated that
lie y Company was very prompt
the money and looked after
ortations with as keen On
. .-.
Slime. t.s ..u..Ls III.
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E1s- For CLUB RATES. or any further infornation
desired, write iegibly to the undersigned clearly
stating your residence, with State, County Street
ani Number. More rapid return mail delivery will
be assured By your enclosing an Envelope bearing
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-07-12
WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT.

2 or the seven DAYS Ending Friday
July ilth, 1890.
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TERAIiNAL PRIZES.
RGEMTS NEAMTEn

Nors.-Tcket5 drawing Capital Prizes are not en-
titled to terminal Prizes.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-27
STRANGELY ALIKE.
Startling Similarity of Two Aw-
.ul Grimes.
SAME MAN SUSPECTED OF BOTH.

The Boca County. Colo, Barbarians Not
Yet surfeitsd with Murder-Another
Fight Over That Building. Which Is
Finally Burned-Conscience Drives q
Young EnglIshman into the Hands Of
the Ofiicers-Ons Brother Kills An
other.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept .7-Mrs John
Miller, of South Merchantville, was found
yesterday afternoon dead, within 300
yards of her home. and her murder was
an exact duplicate to that of Annie LEGO
ney, just year ago. Frank Lingo. who
was accused of numbering Annie Leconey,
is in the Camden Jail under circumstances
that seem to point to his guilt. Mrs. Mil
ler's throat was cut from ear to ear ex-
actly as Annie Leconey's was. Lingo has
been working on the Miller farm off and
on for several months. Like Annie Le-
coney, Mrs. Miller has prepared and served
him his meals. AS in the case of the Le-
coney murder, Lingo was expected to
come to work for Mrs. Miller yesterday,
but he did not.
She Fought for Her Life.
As in the case of Annie Leconey, the
woman's clothing was torn and mutilated.
Like Miss Leconey. Mrs. Miller fought for
her life, and her right hand bears the
frightful imprint of human teeth where
her cannibalistic and fendish assailant
actually chewed her hand as dog would
chew it. Annie Leconey was killed in her
home in broad daylight. Mrs. Miller was
killed in forty-acre lot of scrubby oak
trees, through which she was passing to
her home. A piece of blue flannel shirt,
torn from the arm, found by the side of
the body of the murdered woman, CORE
spends with shirt worn by the colored
brute, and he was seen coming from the
wood just after the murder
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-27
ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMS.

Fire destroyed a mill, storehouse and
tenement at Norton, near Taunton Ma S. :,
Friday morning Loss, SIS, goo to $780,
900,
1t is said in New York society circles
favor with the Princess of Wales in Lon
don.
Under the act of the Quebec legislature
granting 100 acres of land to any family
of twelve or more children, LOCO applica-
lions have been made.
There are grave doubts of the guilt of
Calvin Holden and Albert Danham, SEN
fenced TO death at Monticello, his, for
the murder of Harley Russell.
John G. Parrish, a well-known and
prominent Mason, died at his home in
Des Moines Friday morning after having
suffered for two years from paraly sis.
Monkey" johnson, an lS-year-old re-
gress, shot and killed her stepfather at
Davisville. Ala. Thursday be cause the
latter tried to whip her for disobedience
Mrs. Gen Fremont writes her friend d
that she is grateful for the assistance re n
dered her recently, but will need no more,
as the bill granting Der pension has
passed congress,
Miss Lettie Byrd, of Elizabeth, W. Vs.,
young lady engaged to be married, was
fatally poisoned Thursday night by .
young druggist who filed prescription
with poison instead of pepsin.
Among the nominations sent to the
senate by President Harrison Friday were
Il , following: f. Burd Grubb, Of New
Jersey, to be minister TO Spain; Edwin Fl.
Conger, of Iowa, to be minister to Bra
zil.
Two children of 8 and years, respect
lively. were picked up in a hay shed mes
st. Louis Thursday Their mother hal
been eyicted anu had no other place to
leave them while she went to earn a few
dimes to provide food for them.
1t is learned that Bertha Muller, the
missing German girl. has gone back to
Germany, sailing on the next steamer
after her arrival at New York, because,
feeling unwell, she became fearful that
she would be sick and die mong strap-
gers.
The sheriff of Pierce county, Wis, has
telegraphed to Circuit Judge Bundy, ask
ing whether it would be lawful to take
the prisoners in the county Jail to see the
fair now in progress in that county The
judge replied to the kind hearted sheriff
that he had better keep his prisoners in
jail
Mrs. Laura Jauregui, wife of a wealthy
Italian, went to the hotel Iturbids, In
the City of Mexico Friday, and demanded
that Enrique Chavarri. q writer whose
nom de plume is @Juyenal," should beg
pardon on his knees for some alleged in
suit He refused, and the woman shot at
him. putting bullet through his hand.