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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-03-10

~ained < 10 stream near by, washed
his face, then hitched up his team
and left for his home. No
examination vas made. bnt
1t is believed he was hurt. o.rbaps
badly, as blood was observed on his
clothing. but he was gone before
the excited people could stop him
Bftwe n the mill and the boiler
stands very large tree. The boiler
was lifted up and blown bodily tow.
ards the mill. 1t fortunately struck
this tree and was thus DETECTED so
that 1t vent to the left across a ra-
vine and stream, striking the
ground, with its ends reversed.
forty feet from where it had stood
The engine was also thrown pretty
nearly IN the same direction, but
about thirty feet further. Parts of
It's machinery were thrown against
the mill house, and cut down the
band wheel under the mill. The
large tree spoken of alone saved the
mill house and the people in it from
injury.
There was one hundred and
thlrty-eight pounds pressure in
dicated just before the explosion, ,and
there were two gauges of water. An
examination Of the boiler was made.
1t revealed the fact that it's crown
sheet was defective. The sheet had
given way bodily, dropped down
into the fire box and through the
aperture the steam had made its
way with such terrific violence.
Many people gathered and there
was unusual sympathy expressed
for Col. Stephenson and his estima-
bic family upon whom this new
shock comes with such hing
force. No man in Wake county is
more popular or can command
warmer friends. He was On his
way to Raleigh when the messen
Ger gave him the news of the disas-
ter. The funeral of John Stephen
son, who was a devoted sen and a
lovable boy, will be held at one
O'Clock to-day, from the home. The
CHRONICLE desires to express It's
own sympathy and that the people
of Raleigh for Col. Stephenson and
his family in this their day of sor.
row
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-03-10

With record like Simmons
Liver Regulator all should use it
for the liver, kidneys and bowels.
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-23

Gazette: Quite number OF Brethren
OF Christ from Pennsylvania, under the
leadership Of b. A. Hacsell. have arrived
and bought land at Glendale, and will
establish a temperance colony. There
are two ministers among them. The
leaders were in town yesterday laying in
supplies and getting farming impliments
MIR Hadsell informed Gazette man yes
terday that great many more Of tiie-r
people would follow, as il is now AN es-
tablished fact that there will be a large
colony OF them The peopl. who are
there are only the advance gu ard of those
to follow. In fact, arrangements are al.
ready being made to have the parents
and relatives Of those already here come
out a. once. These are qiie,, sober, In.
dnstrious, hari-workins people. and IL
may be expected tina, in few years they
will develop the locality Ia wh.h they
have settled 10 point that it will he the
envy OF the country az 10 point of beauty
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-23

From 8. j. johnson, who has jnst re.
turned from Golden Rale mine in the
Dragon mountains, the Prospector learns
that two men are extracting two carloads
of ore per week. They are stopping the
ore which was left In the mine. The ore
is now hanled five miles 10 the railroad
At Summit Station, but spur IL to he
placed TO point within one mile Of the
dump, which will facilitate the work of
shipping. II IL also stated on ,eliable
authority that an effort il being made TO
get the Turquoise ore shipped via Sam
init. from which point the machinery for
the mill and pumping plan, TO he placed
on the Silver Bill will he also shipped
AZ n mining district this point is 10 toe an
important one in the output OF precious
metals during the next iew years. Mr..
Johnson made a location which shows
some very rich rock, and work will he
Immediately commenced upon il. He il
a practical miner who has Travelled all
over mineral districts Of the coasts, and
he predicts great future for that part of
Cochlse county.--rombstone Prospec-
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-23

As for. the feeling that We need rest
rest, rect. il >. often fallacious one. l,
j. action which makes mnseIe. The
spirit Of life enters into us when we take
vital part in to-day. Often We suffer
from rest. A change sof occupation il
what We most need. AS u rule, and the
relief hours Of an active person turn out
to b. very intelligent, says con'empor.
AIRY. We must rest, but we must not
lose our electricity, which the will, the
Thought can command at all times, and
which Ought 10 be on guard like an order.
w, to summon It's when We should he
come alert. Headaches evaporate il We
must exert ourselves for tlios. We love, or
We almost forget tn. pain, which is the
me Thing; and lil.temper cannot -four.
ish unless we have id.eness in which to
reflect upon the notes belonging TO some
opr ei-e. With energy leading the way ,
rnnui En- from the horizon, and we zee
color and distance again. There are
women who labor day by dsy in hunger
and despair. Il seems AS II others nigh,
Labor iD comfort and health instead OF
ii sitting down to iassi,ule and sighs.-
Ex. s...-. .
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-23

Phenix Gaz-tte: A Minnesota couple
arrived in Phenix just one month ago
Yesterday and the wife tiled complaint
asking for divorce. The inju'.d woman
pays that she brought her husband here
ior his h-alth at the request Of their fam
Ply png gsriAn. and that now his health il
rnch That he whips her at least twice a
DAY, and she is afraid that If the climate
Edoes a. .e!l for him the next month AZ il
has in the pasi rher. wouldn't I've enough
pf her lett TO make the complaint. BT
he remarked in an underone: Won
get even with DR.. lansing when get
back to Dubuque for sending ne wesi
sith ilat beast - This is the strangess
And most convincing testimony ss to the
benefits VI our climate We have heard oi
yet .EE EfraHs Fr-FF-E f'sf+-fr--fs .....
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-23

IL is said that F. u .rcii Oativeros. Ap.
praiser in the Mexican customs service
here, has skipped out, leaving sundry
bills unpaid, principal among which is a
gambling debt Of 500 or 1000. Recently
he has reen tugging at the tigers tall
pretty vigorously and won about 5000.
The other night he put up jaw bone,
which he seems to have "playej open, "
and though proinse In promises Was just
as pro:nse in failing to call around to
hq iIdate. The last seen Of him WAS Fri.
day morning, and it il stated he that
morning took the stage for Tucson, where
it is stated I've has been arrested on a
telegram and will be brought back here.
Herald.
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-23

One Of the wonders Of Australia, and
one OF the greatest natural curiosities in
the world. is the Mount Morgan gold
mine in Queensland The precious metal
contained in this mine, which has paid
DIVIDEND Of not less than six million dol
lars IN year. was deposited by q hot
spring. Mount Morgan is n hill abont
6se hnndred feet high. containing at its
iopa cup.shaped deposit made by the
hot spring which once gushed ou, there.
and IN this deposit the gold exists. Truly
cup OF Cresus! Through untold apes
'he waters dropped their glittering bnr.
den, and now tnan comes and extracts
the boarded metal to adj to the wealth Of
the world. Specimens Of the ore from
this strange mine have recently been
sent 10 the United States. thar they mi ia,
be compared with the deposits Of the
great hot sprinas in onr Yellows,one
park. II was bur natural to suppose that
the Yellowstone springs had also golden
treasure in their cups. bu, the most care.
iul s.arch by g.ologis,s has thus far
fAled TO detect any trace Of tn. Y.
World. ......r
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-23

In the Diitrict & art of tn Fourth Judic-
isl Di-tria', In and for MohaAe County,
Arizona Territory.
feliipe Rios. Plaintiff.
W. SUNNI bns
Jesus B,rnal Rios, Defendant
The Territory of Arizon. lends gree ing
to Jesus BerDai Rios:
You are hereby sammoned and required
tpappear in a civil action brought against
y,u By the above named plaintiff ia tye
District Court Of the Fonrth Jud ciai bis
trict in d for Moh,vs County. Territory
Of Arizona, and answer the o,mplsint filed
with this Court 1t Kin,ms in sad Coun
ty "a copy Of vhijb complain accompanies
this summonsj within ten days, (sxclusivs
"f the day Of servicsJ after the service
upon Won % this SIrnmpns, II served within
tn. County, but IL served out II the Coun.
ty and within the District, then within
twenty days. In all other o,ses thirty
days. .-...
And you are hereby notified that II you
fail to appear and answer the complaint ~
above required the Plaintiff will t.ke judg.
msn, by default against you.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
said District Court at kingman
lsrALI this 18th day of August, lsal.
@. N. FUNSTON, Clerk.
BYE J. CoDMAS Dapnty.
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-23

The solution has been reached thai
Graham county is agreed that Miles
created and that Wilcox shall be the ca,
of the United States court for the Fourth
Judicial district, AMI that is the way it
will he, and no amount Of kicking will
dc:ea' theproposition. because II is jns,
10 both the people and the government.
Star.
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-23

Col. Crocker, Il the Southern Pacific,
Pfc th. assurance with'the people Of Phe
PIX when here day before yesterday that
pis company will begin The construction
= the extension Of the ", Il =. Railroad
si'hin the next thirty days. This viii
ive the valley two roads In simultaneous
P97trnc'ion. The $. + p. & z. road
ds has about twenty miles Of grading
2ompieted on this end Of the line whici,
Fili be cont med no,hward while work
as also begun ~ the northern. end and
hs road will he pushed from both direc.
DBs Herald
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-23

An Idaho ranchman claims that he had
fonr COWS poisoned from eating dew on
alfalfa stubble before the sun shone. One
COW was dead and the other three in con
wilson's when he discovered their pli Oh.
He at once administered An antidote com
posed Of can Of mustard and a package
?f saleratus, and succeeded in saving the
three. aick. ~ - - .. Il .. - u
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-23

d. Marphy, miner employed at Cargo
Muchacho, MAS badly injured yesterday
in the head and lost both Of his eyes by
the unexpected explosion Of giant pow
der. II seems he had loaded two holes,
ono Of which failed TO explode and in
trying to pick out the unexploded powder
the unfortunate accident rred.-Sen'
,iipel
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-23
Must Go.

At their last meeting tho Board Of Su.
peryisors, agreeable to a petition numer-
ously signed in Nogales, II was ordered
that no house Of prostitution or habitat
Of prostitute be permitted within $40
yards OF the public school house. This
will compel the removal Of large army
Of very low Mexican prostitutes from the
center OF town, and IN fact long distance
from il. The order is to take effect at
once. Now let the officers, under the
vagrant act, fire some Of the sunny side.
blanketed loafers who are each day be-
coming more numerous, and who are AS
potent In pernicious influence as the sin
full hags who infest the numerous alleys
and side streets.
A cleaning out OF this kind will put q
stop TO numerous theits and may result
in the prevention Of good deal Of an
noying and expensive inceniiarism.
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-23

Jay Gonld is quoted AS saying: II am
AFRAID TO become too friendly with any
one. The moment | shos y preference
for man he tries TO work me for some
thing. |, has been said that | am cold
and anstere have to ne. II admire
cigar, or necktic, or achild, the owner
AZ once fixes up a snap TO oorrow money
IRON me or Interest. me in some scheme.
II 20 on the strest am stared at AZ
psople stare at u curiosity and dislike il
very much. Being rich man has very
near az many disadvantages az being a
poor one. The habits OF ans,erity to
which people ohiset are almost necessary
l suppose | am the most generally mis-
represented man in America. | never
Saw newspaper reference 10 myself in
my lie that Was true"
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-23

Day before yesterday Sam F. Webb re.
tnrned from his new discovery, twenty
miles from Phenix, and brought some
very promising ore with him. The ore il
free-rnllling and very soft. with plenty OF
Tree gold visible 10 the naked eye. The
formation is peculiar on. throughout
aud old miners ara puzzled as to what to
call the rock. A ledge OF quartz rests
upon the formation, resem milling porphyry
eontai ming oxide Of iron and free gold.
This is very soft and very rich. The
quartz runs in places $50 10 the ton. The
prospect is that it Is the richest mine
discovered in the territory for "A long time
Mr.. Webb will put in u mill and go to
working 1t at ouce.-Pbenix Republican.
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-23

~ A chilling freak Of nature in Corea is
the cold wave-a cavern from which a
wintry wind perpetually blows The
force OF the wind from the cave 10 such
that a strong man cannot stand before IT,
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-23
Notice af f.,sCriture.

To John A. DeIsad, your heirs, assigns and
legal represe Iiatiycs: - q
YoH are hereby notified that the under igned
who Is c0,ow aef with yon "a the Live Yankee
mining claim, has eSpedded the sum OF one
hundred dollars In labor aud improvements
upon the said miaing claim. the said expcndi-
ture aud improvement. being made IN the year
1881, In compliance with the United States
mining laws requiring annual expenditure to
be made on mining claims The said Live
Yankee miuiag cain IL situated In Cedar Mid
lag District Mohaye county. Arizona Territory.
record OF the location OF the aid Live Yal-
kec claim Is made Ia the record of mines in
the Office OF the COnnty Recorder of said Mo-
have county, ih Book b. page iss And you
are hereby further notified that II a. the expir-
alton of nineiy days after the publication of
this notice. you iail or refuse to contribute or
pay 20 me your proportion OF the expenditure.
together with the c,,st OF publication OF this
notice. your interest Ia the said Live Yankee
m ming clam will be forfeited ald become the
property Of the undersigned. ...-.-
KiDeman. January 20. 1892. ~
Z First insertiou January %, 1872. E \
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-23

A lump Of coal weighing ton was re-.
Gently mined IN Wyoming and sent I,
Denver
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-23

Hubbard & Bowers. the Harqua sHala
pnsnz. kings, have jnst made a ship
Rent of $50, 900 from their mill.
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-23

The delinquent tax list Of Yavapai
county foots up over $38,V0J.
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-23

kTha Courier reports lively times in the
tadsbaws.
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-23
SUM MONS.

In the Diitrict & art of tn Fourth Judic-
isi Di'tria', In and for MohaAe County,
Arizona Tertiary.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-26
A Prize Picture Puzzle.

following contains four faces an. hi, three d.ufhr.
published
d ewplc compeh IL nneci with the object
is o u mes e e former CON ar quesed
Ford which
leading generally
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-26

Assets side q the treasury statements.
The governor dwelt on the tariff and foros
bill issues and Commended Mr.. Clsvs-
lands administration.
Senator Hin then addressed the meet.
ing He said To-day the greatest reli-
ance Of Intelligent political observers for
the success of our national candidates In
this state is upon the immense majority
which is expected TO be rolled up in this
city under the auspices OF the magnificent
organization Of Tammany Hall"
Proceeding, the governor expressed con.
tempt for the ostentatious zeal of the new
convert who, after having for years en-
loved the honors and emoluments Of po-
sition conferred upon him by his party.
suddenly assumes 30 see q new light
and turns around and bitterly assails his
former political associates with vsnomous
vituperation.
The senator argued that there was no
authority To he found in the constitution
for protective tariff, and said; There
can be little doubt that protec tion
measure, pure and simple, could not stand
the test of judicial review, even with the
supreme court of the United States as at
present constituted. II our opponents
doubt IL, let them frame a suitable meas.
ure 10 properly present the question and
not disguise their true purpose behind q
measure which purports simply to raise
the necessary revenue for the support Of
the government"
Referring 10 Cleveland and Stevenson.
Senator Hill said: "They both answer the
Jeffersonian standard of fitness; both
nave been satisfactorily tested IN the
public service, and both represent the
cherished principles of our party In this
campaign, and are entitled TO youe suf-
frages. EX-President Cleveland needs no
eulugy at my hands. His life and public
services are familiar To the people. His
istr..Lion-dignifed, honest and able
has safely withstood the popular criti.
cism, has passed into history and reflected
credit upon the country. His reelection
will not only he a personal triumph, but
il will also be the vindcation OF our prin-
ciples aud the triumph of the Democratic
party"
Speeches were also made by Lieutenant
Governor Sheehan, General Sickles. Con-
gresham Cummings aud others.
The outdoor meetings were addre ssed by
l2O speakers
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-26
BIG INDIAN RALLY.
Hundred Thousand People Turn Out 20
Hear Democratic Speakers.

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-Tammany hall
held grand ratification meeting last
night. The wigwam was packed and the
throng about twelve open air overflow
stands filled up the streets and paralyzed
traffic for blocks around. IL is claimed
the total attendance exceeded 10000.
, State Senator RoeSch introduced Gov
ernor Flower as chairman. The governor
made an address, In the course of which
he said that the Harrison administration
during the past year has not reduced the
public debt a single dollar, and from pres
ent Appearance will not DC able To make
any further reduction during the re-
mainder Of its official life. The governor
declared the r.casy hal been squsndercd
IN extrava CANT appropriations, aud 10 as
serted that 20 conceal these great misusos
Of tho public money the Republican
party has angel the method Of book
keeping ut the treasury, having trans
fsrred the fund for the redemption OF ma
uonal bank notes from ths liability TO the
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-26
Democratic Fusion Postponed.

OMAHA, oct. 26.-For some time the
leading Democrats of Nebraska have been
discussing the adyisability of withdraw.
ing the entire sJate and electoral ticket
and combining with the Alliance, thus
throwing the presidential votes of the
state To Weaver. A meeting to learn the
feeling on the subject was held here. One
element desired to keep all candidates in
the field to encourage the party elsewhere.
Others favored abandoning the field. II
was finally decided, after stormy discus
sion, To postpone the matter until few
days before election. 1t is stated that the
whole ticket will be withdrawn.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-26
Pawtucket Furniture Go.
TIL -
---TIIG--
VAIL PlPLl STORE
=. *. G.A.s7.,D.I.sY 80
369 Main Street, This CITY

369 Main Street, This CITY
.. IL. Fuller, MI, agcr,
Has now come into the full con-
troll of S. B. Fuller who would
announce to the trade IN general
that the same low prices and the
same attentiun to the business
will be given in future as in the
past. 1 shall carry a full and
complete line Of Wall Papers,
Friezes, Decorations and Room
Mouldings. Also o complete line
of Window Shades, and a large
line of Wood Mantels. Trust
ing to constant attention to the
wants of the trade for an increase
in the business. Thanking all
my friends for their LIBERAL patron
age in the past and hoping for a
continuance in the future. When
in want of any Of the above arti-
cles, please give us a call at the
old store, 500 Main street, Paw
tucket, r. l.
Respectfully yours,
S. B. FULLER.
Pawt., Sept. oath, 1892.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-26
Boston's Big Voting List.

BosroN, Oct 26-Precisely at 10 O'Clock
last night the registration books at the
central Office closed, and the voting list
for 1892 was complete II will be pleasing z
news 20 politicians to learn that the regis
tration in Boston for 1892 is the largest
that has ever been attained. When the
last name had been entered upon the sup
Elementary list last night it was found
that there had been 1907 voters registered at
Mt the central Office yesterday morning.
when there were $3.50 on the list, making
total of 81, ,2j0. This is gain of about 16,
600 over the regist ration last year
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-26
Armed Guard for "a Negro Orator.

ATLANTA. Oct. 26.-Thomas Watson's
latest attempt To keep himself before the
public is a body guard of 200 armed fol.
lowers. Watson lives just outside Of
Thomsonville. Sunday and Monday night
he had athis home negro named Doyle,
who is stumping the district with him,
and whose incendiary language has caused
him trouble. On account of what has
been said about Doyle by Democrats
throughout the district, Watson claimed
there was IA likelihood Of the negro being
molested. Two hundred men gathered
there and all night long they kept watch
around the home Of Watson.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-26

onlya Mack
Fall
from
II
With this
fra
yet tru Csc $35.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-26

Soap

The skin ought to be
clear; there is nothing
strange in a beautiful face.
If we wash with proper
soap, the skin will be open
and clear, unless the
health is bad. A good
skin is better than a
doctor.
The soap to use is
Pears; no alkali in it. It
is perhaps the only soap
in the world with no al
kali in it.
All sorts of stores sell
it, especially druggists;
all sorts of people use it.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-26
STAPLE GROCERIES.

One car load of Pllsbury's Rest Old
Wheat Flour now on hand. Also!200 lbs.
OF our celebrated Kennedy d Cough
Fancy Haxall Old Wheat selling at SIS so
per bbl, and l-8 Cotton Sacks, 75o. Best
st. Louis Flour, $5 per barrel.
!. B. Mason, Sugar Cured hams.....l3c ib
" Shoulders I0c ID
g." Pure Lard ..........."..I0c ib
Water white Oil...................... ...l0o gal
Best N. o. Moiasses"..,......... ...50c gal
7-Year-old Vinegar. ar..............'..'25c gal
New Canned Goods OF all kinds. The
very finest Vermont Creamery Butter, $40.
Good Sweet Butter 27c, q lbs for S..
Passage Tickets on all lines crossing the
Atlantic al lowest rates, drafts payable at
sight in every town in Europe. Foreign
Money bought and sold.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-02
Circuit Court Jurors.

The following is list OF jurors
drawn to serve at the next term of the
circuit court, commencing Tuesday,
January 5, at 10 q. m. Judge Haire, Of
the Gogebic circuit. will hold court in
place of Judge Williams, who is in
Florida:
ARvoN TOWNSHIP. Charles Hird-
ming, Peter Rehu, Martin Gavin.
Charles Skog, Peter Halstr, m, and
August Gardberg.
BARAaA TOWNSHIP. Joseph Connol-
ly, Frank Mccarthy, Jas. Il. johnson,
Philip Foucault, Martin Messner, and
John Funke.
L'ANsE TOWNSHIP VIM. II. Rogers,
Malcolm Wallace, John Sterk, Allen
Johnston, Peter Sand, and Anselm
Boivin.
SPURR TOWNSHIP Timothy Daley,
Henry Marks, Patrick Fahey, Peter
Lofberg. Dennis Wilma. and James O.
Trenbath. VI