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Muraered sis Mistress.

LONDON, Dec. IA shoemaker named
Muir, living in the Whitechapel district,
last night murdered his mistress by hor
ribly cutting her with sharp knife
The sensational newspapers made it an
other ''JacB, the Ripper murder. and
there was great excitement until the
truth was known
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Violations of the Interstate Law.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 17.-Peter II. Wickoff,
General Freight Agent of the Central
Railroad Of New Jersey, was arraigned
before Judge Thayer on an indictment
returned by the late Federal Grand Jury.
charging a violation of the interstate
commerce law. He was released on SIO,-
600 bonds. Frank w. Foukes, Assistant
General Freight Agent of the Philadel-
phia and Reading Railway, refused 10 ac-
knowledge the jurisdiction OF the United
states in the matter and sued out a writ
of habeas corpus.
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Murdered His Children.

TOPEKA (Kan.), Dec. 17.-George Seidl,
Bohemian farmer in Cherokee County,
was arrested to-day for numbering his
daughter, aged Is, and his son, aged %.
Both had been i'll for some time Seidl
confessed that he had compelled the chill
dren to take noXious solution of alum,
which caused their death. 1t is believed
he is insane
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senate Conflrmations.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE Senate to-
day confirmed large number of recess
appointments, but owing to the failure to
adopt the usual notice of confirmation to
be sent to the President the confirmations
were not made public. The nomination
OF Elkins as Secretary of War was re-
ierred to the Committee on Military At
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Minister Montt visits tbe senate

WASHINGTON. Dec. E-Senor Montt.
the Chilean Minister, appeared upon the
hoor OF the Senate Chamber this after
noon, escorted by Senator Hawley, who
explained to the Minister the procedure
Of the United States Senate, and made
him acquainted with number of Sena-
tors
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Miners Convention.

Ell PAso (Tex.), Dec. 1.-THE South
west Miners Convention adjourned to-
day, after adopting resolutions favoring
the free and unlimited coinage of silver
and demanding of Congress that mining
property be exempted from the provis-
ions of the law prohibiting the invest
ment OF foreign capital in real estate in
the Territories
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Dishonest State Official

LANSING (Mich.), Dec. 17.-At midnight
Secretary of State Daniel E. Soper ten
dered his resignation, to take immediate
effect, to Governor Williams, who ac-
cepted it. The resignation is the out
come of charges filed with the Governor
by Mayor Johnston of this city. They
charge malfeasance and misfeasance in
office. When confronted with the charges
by the Governor, Soper acknowledged
the truthfulness of each of them.
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Decision Relating to Mineral Lands.

WASHINGTON, Dec. I'm a decision
rendered to-day by the Commissioner
of the General Land Office, it is held that
deposits of clay valuable for aluminium
or for the manufacture of pottery ware
does not render the land containing such
deposits subject to entry under the min
ing laws.
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Treasury Cash Balance.

WASHINGTON, Dec. t17.-The recent
heavy disbursements for pensions re-
duced the Treasury cash balance to S33.-
l2S,3l5, of which amount ST., ,364 ,49l is on
deposit with national banks and $l3, ,9S4,-
292 is in subsidiary coin.
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Fatal Boiler Explosion.

RIDGEvILLE qud.). Dec. IA boiler
in Collects sawmill exploded to-day. in
stantly killing William Wise William
Collett and James Clawson, and fatally
injuring Isaac Nicholson and Oscar
IOueS.
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whIttier,s Eighty- Fourth Annfversarr.

Boston, Dec. 7.-John Greenleaf
Whittier, the Quaker poet, was 81 years
old to-day, and received numerous con-
gratulations at the home of his cousin.
Joseph Garland, in Newburyport, where
he has been staying for several weeks
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a Irnionist Ret1,rnofl

LONDON, Dec. IA Parliamentary
election held yesterday to fill the seat of
the Middle division OF Armagh, made
the return of Dunbar P. Barton. the
Unionist candidate. No Home Ruler
candidate was up.
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TWO NVeddfno.s an pa1.is.

PARIS, Dec. 1.-THE Duchess de Dino,
nee Stevens of New York, was married
yesterday to Count Orlowski, Polish
noble.
Count Gernaud de Saint Christopher
was married to Gabrielle, the daughter OF
Edourd Herve, editor of LIE sS0keii.
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russell sage Back at His ofice.

NEW YORK, Dec. 17.-Millionaire Rus
sell Sage is back again at his office The
millionaire's nephew and his heir.
Russell Sage, Jr., lies at an uptown hotel
at deaths door, as result of the attempt
upon his uncles life
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\ Confessed Thief.

KANSAS Cry, Dec. 17.-John l.. Fer
guson, bookkeeper in the National Bank
at Kansas City, was to-day placed in iail
for en1bezzling geo. Ferguson made
confession
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A state of siege.

LONDON. Dec. lit is reported that
state of siege.has been declared in many
of the famine-strieke districts of Russia.
owing to prevalence of brigandage and
anarchy among the starving peasants.
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The New OrIeans Matter.

ROME, Dec. lin the Chamber of
Deputies to-day Signor Guelpa asked
how the Government proposed to settle
the New Orleans matter Premier Ru-
DIM, replying, said in view of the atti-
tude of the United States Government,
he had every reason to hope for salts
factory settlement of the unfortunate
affair,
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Princess Louise . Mother.

BERLIN, Dec. IL. - Princess Louise
Sophia OF Schleswig Holstein, who on
June "A, 1889, married Prince Frederick
Leopold of Prussia, has given birtn to a
son.
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The SearIes VIII Case,

BosToN, Dec. T.-Counsel for contest
ants in the Searles will case were in Salem
yesterday, and took copies of papers in
the case. 1t is understood argument is to
be made before the Supreme Court in
Boston.
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Death of Colonel Hatbawav.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 17.-Colonel Hatha-
away, Governor Of the National Soldiers
Home, died this morning on the home
grounds. He suffered three strokes of
apoplexy during the night
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The whaleback wetmore.

PORTLAND, Dec. H.-Agents of the
whaleback Charles w. Wetmore to-day
furnished a bond of 100000, with w. S.
Ladd and Captain R. Williams, both of
this city, as bondsmen. The vessel has
been ordered released from custody. and
as soon as the necessary repairs can be
made she will proceed to her destination.
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CYRUS w. Field.

NEW YORK, Dec. 17.-Dr. Fuller this
morning said he apprehended no imrne-
diate danger of death in the case of Cyrus
", Field
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CITY Attornev Hardy Exonerated.

SAN JOSE, Dec. 1.-THE San Jose
Council tonight exonerated City Attor-
ney Hardy of the carge of malfeasance in
office, which had been laid with the
MaVOr
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SEA DISASTERS.
a Wrecked Vessel Comes Ashore on
the Oregon Coast.

NEWPORT (or.), Dec. IA wreck
came ashore about six miles south of
Newport, near Foraws. Tuesday night
The vessel is a total wreck, and the beach
is strewn with thousands of feet of
dressed and rough lumber. 1t is sup
posed to be the bark General Butler,
which went ashore off Cape Arago week
ago, though a life-preserver marked New
ork was found. Some of her spars and
lumber nave drltted into YaGuina Bay.
THE WRECKED TAHITI.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. I7.-News from
Manzanlllo states that the steamer Rose
vile, which had gone to tow the wrecked
brig Tahiti to port, returned unsuccess-
ful, the tow lines not being strong enough.
She will start again soon. The Tahiti is
bottom-up. 1t is believed that when
righted number of bodies will be found
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sunol In Good Condition

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE Tuay, Field
and Farm says: The story telegraphed
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CHOYNSKI THE WINNER.
He Defeats Bill Woods in the
Thirty-Fourth Round.
PLENTY OF HARD HITTING ON BOTH
SIDES.

A Wel-Known Citizen of San Jose At
tempts Suicide by Shooting Him
self Twice in the Head = Masked
Men Commit Bold Robbery at
Auburn = An Unknown Wrecked
Vessel Drifts Ashore Near va
quina Bay.
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NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Little Opposition to Seating Hill,
Brice and White.
STEPHEN B. ELKINS NOMINATED
FOR SECRETARY OF WAR.

Report Current That President Harri-
son VIII Soon Issue Proclamation
Restoring the Duties on Sugar,
Coffee, Etc, From All Countries
Which Have Not Entered Into Re-
ciprocfty Agreements With This
Country.
The record-union., 1891-12-18

CHICAGO, Dec. IA man, whose name
the police refuse 10 give, was arrested to-
day on suspicion of being concerned in
the robbery of the United States mail
wagon last Wednesday,
The record-union., 1891-12-18

Mrs. y. u. Blame. .Jr. s. Complaint.
NEW YORK, Dec. 17.-Mrs. J. 6. Blaine,
Jr., now attending the referees hearing
in this city in her divorce suit. has APP
piled to Inspector Byrnes for protection
against private detectives that she asserts
her husband has put on her track. She
says they give her no peace, following her
TO the hotel and endeavoring TO enter her
room, questioning servants, etc. In one
case she discovered a woman guest in the
hotel was q spy, who tried TO discover
whom Mrs. Blaine saw and met.
Suno1 In Good Condition.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE 1'uay, Field
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Special 10 the REcoRp-uN1ox.

quina Bay.
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in the hold. She had three hundred per-
sons on board, all of whom were proba-
bly lost
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CHILE PREPARING FOR WAR.
May RESORT TO ARMS.
France Orders All Her ConsuIates in
Bulgaria Closed


Bulgaria Closed.
SOFIA, Dec. 1.-THE French Minister
OF Foreign Affairs, after breaking off dip
lomatic relations between France and
Bulgaria, growing out of the expulsion of
Chadouine, correspondent of the gencie
HdOdS, from Bulgaria, has instructed the
French Consuls in this country to close
their consulates and to withdraw. 1t is
not believed that France will resort to
arms to enforce her demand that the de-
cree OF expulsion be Withdrawn, vet new
erthelesS the Bulgarian Minister of FL
nance is going to Vienna to negotiate a
loan for the purpose of strengthening the
army. Already troops have been hurried
60 Rustschuk and Philippopolis, and the
garrlsons at these places are now twice
their usual size.
BULGARIA CENSURED.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 1.-THE Rus
sian newspapers have taken up the Chad
oulne incident and severely censure the
action of Bulgaria in driving French
newspaper men from the country. They
characterize the course OF the Bulgarian
Government as insolent
THE SULTAN WANTS TO SETTLE THE
QUESTION.
PARIS, Dec. 17.-LG Repu6hQlte F1'u7a-
cdiSe to-day declares the Sultan of Tur-
key has asked France to leave it to him,
as the suzerain of Bulgaria, to settle the
question growing out OF the expulsion of
Chadoulne from that country.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-09
CRUSHED BY IHR CABLE
ons Man Killed ana Several In
jnred III Kansas City.
By 4 RUNAWAY RAILWAY IRAN
"hfen hssAm< usmaaa EsabIs on the
etssst-fnrs 10 ,iEsns aarrsa tAs
CARNIVAL az the Priest OF Pa
.zas-Llst OF the Istaxea.

kAssAs cIrr. Mo. Oct sL-1hs car
uivai of the Priests OF Pallas, which
began Wednesday night with . pro-
session Of Illuminated floats. was
marred by sad accident at
the corner Of Tenth and Main
streets. where thousands Of peo-
PIE were gathered To witness the
parade- A Tenth street cable ear De-
came unmanageable at that point and
crushed through the crowd. Sergeant
6eorzs Burnett, Troop I. First cavalry.
from Fort Leavenworth. had his left
aide crushed and James Marshall
= negro sustained a fracture OF
the skull and Is fatally injured.
&ichard WOODEN, ordinance sergeant
Troop l. First cavalry. Fort Leaven-
Sorth. had his right leg broken Pri-
~zte A. L. Lewis. of the same troop.
sustained fractured of the shoulder.
Corporal Ed Norlan. same troop. re.
csived serious internal injuries Mrs.
Fierce, OF No. 300 East Seventh street.
had her right arm broken Twenty
eehers were more or less seriously IN
1ured
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-09

! BISsaAxroS, n. Y. Oct s--A fatal
wreck occurred in the Albany and
Susquehanna shops shortly before l
o'clock a M. az what is known "a Dv's
switch. Second section OF train No. 81.
. local freight. in charge of Conductor
Harrison. was running about 20 miles
an hour, and when the train reached
Abe switch. the locomotive jumped the
track. Fireman George Bowers
Of the Onsonta. Jumped and sus-
tanned a fracture OF the left leg
~ the ankle. Engineer James
Patterson remained In the cab and was
killed Joseph Lynch. sbrakeman.
Aad HIS leg broken Fifty five cars
were mixed up in the wreck. The
damage win amount TO over $4,000.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-09

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Oct s.-An In
eepdiary ERE ut Washington, Daviess
county. Wednesday morning destroyed
the courthouse together with all
The records. The frs was start
ed simultaneously in the Office of
che recorder and the auditor. and only
. few of the records from the clerks.
sherifs aud treasurer's offices were
saved Charred papers from the re-
corder's Office which were saved were
found TO have been saturated
with coal oil, showing that the
incendiaries had used oil 20 in
sure destruction Every land title,
every mortgage and all the papers
relating 20 the assessment of the
county were destroyed. The court
house was built in 1877 ut . cost OF
Ass. O0Q
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-09
a FINE MANSION BURNED.

The New York Residence Of the Bel
4 naonts. Owned by Mrs. Cutting. De-
/ stroyed By Fsrs-Sarrow Escapes.
I NEW YORK. Oct Sire that broke
cut At IL o'clock a. m, destroyed the
6ve-story brown-stone mansion at
1of Fifth avenue, owned by Mrs
Haywood Cutting and occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. August Belmont. Mr..
Belmont was not AT home, but his
wife. two children aud a number OF
servants had narrow escapes from
death The house was filed with cost
~ furniture and tapestries The build
ing is completely destroyed, and the
loss Is estimated at $500, 900.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-09

MuwArzrE. Oct s.--At the session
AZ The grand lodge OF Good Templsrs
On Wednesday IL was announced that
the Catholic church Of Wisconsin had
practically removed the ban placed
ax.inst secret societies so far as mem
ee~ship in the Good Templars is con-
s~rned The Endorsement by the Cath
ollie clergy is expected 70 result in a
Sarge increase In membership during
che comiar year The leading tenn
mars Of the country have lsbored for
several years 20 secure this inaorse-
wens. believing that IL would greatly
bsoefss the order and advance the cause
<,f seurserance.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-09

HousroN, Tex. Oct. a-A telegram
from Warren gives particulars of ter
xiblc tragedy there last Monday. j. X.
Palmer being killed by his brother-in-
law. w. w. Cunningham. Palmer had
been beating his wife and children, and
ehey left him and went to Cum
hinahxm's 10 live. This 40 en-
ragged him that he swore to
Kill the entire party. Monday
night while the Cunningham family
were 1T supper Palmer was observed
bneaking up to the house He was
called TO halt by Cunningham Instead
of doing so be attempted to shoot Cum
bingham was too quick. however. and
shot him dead in presence of bis wife.
son and two sisters. Cunningham was
released on $500 bonds
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-09
he Mamuy Of Grand Rapids LoO Prices IN the B0 and SAO
PRICES KNOCKED SILLY.
Emns New Palace Shoe House. So Cans between Lyon and Ce

~ in
Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-14
snrn,i,,lns In Nrn,vlnnh.

The eastern shore oi Maryland has been so little disturbed by immigration that the region numbers comparatively few surnanes. so that at various times it has been necessary tO resort to odd bur very ancient devices to distinguish between men bearing the same name The commonest device is the patro nymic by which of two men bearing exactly the same Christian and family nane one Is distinguished from the other by the addition of William. '" "ot Thomas. or of John" as the ease may be- the meaning of the phrase being son of William, ThoInas or John
 Another device once commonly ein. ployed was to couple with the name an adjective to indicate some physical pc cul,arity, as long to indicate tall man. "black" to indicate dark man. or red to indicate ruddy man De- casionally the distinguishing word is uneomplhuentary Devil" is not an unusual prefix to the Christian or sur name of a man having reputation for vice or recklesSness. A man bearing one of the best known names in Mary land carried to his grave this prefix Chicago Herald
Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-14
1o1rrllnr rnnnrr. n,. pnncr

Some luitm~tHi2 res 'arcllg> on a method oi dergyimg rlWI2p> con written documents havg been communicated to the Paris Academy u' Medicine by N q Bruymts lt iS shown that when paper >zed and caleudered is partially uUsgelnJ fhpu after drying subjected to1hr action ul iodine vapor. the parts which have been wet assume a violet lint while those which have e>cuped water grow yellow Dr brown The intensity ol rhp cnloration varies vitl' thr tinr oi exposure Co jhe iodine
 Places where water has previously iallcu and dried may still be detected after the paper is completely saturated with watci thr ;nrts which were first wet being turur ,H intense yiuIaI blue by the iodine while the other lnrts te come blur Even yubbiu-S such uS those which yr. Iuadp by bread rTuuhs and elndr discovery by other methods arecleirly brought out by iodine vaper and erased trarin-s ul a sofr peuril are made legihlc
 Fbe certainty Of the results depends mucll upnu tue quality ol the paper and the rB,r.,f. of time irr, gIlar wet. ting or rubbing giving fainter differ cnee after tlrrp uogths or more than when lhe nmHpulations are recent. and the indirarau> hr3ug les, clear on tbinly sized paper Boston Transcript
Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-14
I.on cnrmnrtnon,s anndr mit.

One of Lord Carmarthen's future constituents once asked the youthful candidate his opinion upon some ab- struSe question of which he knew noth- mg Let him alouei" cried another derisiyely; don't you see he's nothing but babyi' What do you think fn reiterated his inquirer. needless of the interruption and determined to have an answer Il think. said Lord Car marthen, with ready wit, that it Is high time for all babies to be Tn bed ;" and Sc saying he gathered up his papers and disappeared from the platform
 Again and this last auecdote is so we'll known as to have become well Aigh historical at a crowded meeting just before his election he was inter. rupted by the question Does your mother know you are outT Yes, she does, was the instant retort, and by Tuesday night sine will know I'm in" His prophecy proved correct and he headed the poll by large majority San Francisco Argonaut.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-14
N-m.. ol rwo neIaw.ro NIrsr..

The name Murdcrkill, applied to
 an Important stream iu Delaware is explained no popular tradition by a curuas story that s told oi early set tIpr, M another part oi the country. According Co the legend, the stream took u- name from the faci that an raHy tujup~au explorer, having land rd ou tllt buik pi thr creek. persuaded 90 dozen nauves tn drag his cannon by a rope red about the uuzzle and touched ud the gun with murderous results when his dupr> had g1, n, line The uaiur of course Is merely a corruption ui the Dutch Morhrrkill meaning an. othrr stnam bacau>r it k large creek wirir many tributaries There is else wlier. m Delaware BruadkilI winch ha- come to bpsppllrd wltlIa final "u ' apparently bewlasr the English settlers Took tlr lasi syllable tu be the salue witl, the last syllable oi limekiln Chicago Herald
Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-14
tt An Brprudr,l.

Now, waut tu know how long it vill be before ! get m answer to this 'ettefC dermudad gour. lady with yeIitalp bhsh. si the pus,uI'ire a- she gnied one ri COl5ugI SeNims young mpn communication addressed 10 her lover
 That dpppul< sud the official re tiectiyeiy tI hes iu lail they only iei eIu wrte u1r- a week and iu s0,ae places only once |. month lfbas dead broke hell have tu wait uut.l h- earn. tle grJce of siHup ggl 1 have uo dua uu which Co l,s WI ol imIoi his earning gVac,u, !l he's iI in bed uny 'a'IdrHaue uhIu aiclatiug his
 eH,mem t1 d cold disiuterested
 srCa and q i.~ smallpox they
 el hw wrfr at all Then.
 ur, .st u rrw r.rl"
 didu waI fer tEp clerk tD com rnr ll. c.'aloglu ol contingencies Chicago luter Casau
Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-14
lE ARIZONA SllVtRBt{T
Saturday November i4 ls9,
rns s.alr- al r.......

The scales oi iishe~nry very autiiul filings to eXunHv cppg2ily Take ilit,se oi goldfish lol example The brillhmt golden oi silvery hups nl these Iislits are produced by a >au layci ol pigneul spread over ibvu Inner surface and seen through ,he translucent sub stance oi the sce,les ,u carefully de tIciuug a scale one sees ou the under side q layer ul glWnug substance easily removed >iIvrry oi golden ac eording to the iur ol the fish II a suall portion u tl,- substance k taken ap on the cod ul tut uecdls and spread on a g.us slide under the micro scope rt iS seen to consist ol i've d.s tinci naternl. one .avmg the coloI aud ,hp other ,hr me.dlic hIsteI When thu, greatly nayHild tlr ltnnrr of these two suh>iurt> i> srru to br lJyet 0i pS- cells ol m urangp coloi n ald aud vhiush u the ,ll ve ti q drop ol w,trl br thea '''d' solution gently aglaIcd
 vluuI lac uas, is -te0
 lll ol u infinite uumhei ul i,t
 N. ublnug pu>uis with angular
 By reiiyrirf lyht they flash like
 les oi polished A,rl
 'pi wlEt aplpayS uuSi singular is mat zach crystal k pTp,tuully vibut ing and quyrtme a> q alive. aituuugh it |, rs,liy ,l8r Co a >!,uht uotou ol the water n which they float Owing Co tliis irregular movement each crystal jS nmmcntauly hrlgl;irung m waning ilashii@ out ui r'tira4 mtu darkness thus producing positively magical etlert To thi. property prsuuahly is To be attributed the pearly play of lisht winch maIks tlle living lisheS Interview u, Washington Star
Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-14
A NIn.l.,-,- -ln,.,. -.rrn-

People dolot realty Epow the Colo raio dr>rr .t 'as flora and mum Der oi trees lhat horticultuists do not suspect io be in existence There is a tree 10 ihe Gcscri which people tell me einli, nm.i ia>1Igfiug aEd peculiar smell m jgrt thr r-u'u upas tree story F'ry say that when man ro,ic, rudr the influence of this at fractiye odui Ice ls bound lo br drawn to and there hp wdl stay until he die,
 The singular part ol the story is that Tomeu are not affected by the smell only meE, and 'uu told by my friends win, have pruspeeted in the desert that even males of animals are drawn to the tree and there five to die under it's baueiu influence. San Francisco Let fer
Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-14
stork. in Palestine.

The regularity of the migrutions of storks furnished Jeremiah with re bukc against the Jews The stork in the heaven kuoweth her appointed time Canon T;istraHi, @hen in Pal estne. saw thousands moving slowly nortltward They were scattered. % he says over hil and valley moving a few miles d,ty not in Hocks, but siugly or n small groups Few stay t!3ere Tor the breeding season, and tl. are never moleStcd Its Hebrew iHIne Chusedah, signifies pity or mercy and is probably derived from the alice tiou which the stork has for its young
 Chambers Journal
Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-14
DIR. BELLS
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Weak, Esgysss aEa sesIIltstss zsa.

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