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The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-06-02

This was what Boss Tweed said to the New York officials when they accused him ot stealing couple of million dollars. I never had good chance to steal so much money and perhaps wouldn't if had the chance. Flagstaff dry goods merchants have not made any money this winter; trade has been dull, but for one am hopeful, and ex- pect to do good business this season = at any rate have backed up my hopefulness by buying choice stock of goods while east, and it all depends with you whether I can sell them or not. The Styles and Prices are correct
 What are uOu 0Ol7l0 fO dO obo,,t st2
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-06-02
Si20O PER YEAR.

We will pay the above salary to any live agent or salesman selling our general line of Merchandise and Supplies Particulars and Catalogue on receipt of 25 cents for postage.
 A. KARpEN Ss CO.
 53 River street, Chicago. Jll.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-06-02
Advertised Letter List,

The following list of letter remain uncalled for in the postoffice at Flag staff, May 3l, 1892. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-06-02

FoR some reason that IS not known, Arizona was not represented at tue recent silver convention in Washington,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-06-02

How does he feel 2-He feels after spell of this abnormal appe- tite an utter adherence, loathing, and detestation of food |; as if a nouthful would kill him--August Flower the Remedy.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-06-02

How does he feel 2--He has ir- regular bowels and peculiar stools August Flower the Remedy. @
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-06-02

What gre you going to do about ita
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-06-02

How does he feel2-He feels no desire to go to the table and a grumbling, fault-fnding, over-nice- ty about what is set before him when he is there-August Flower the Remedy.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-06-02

How does he feel 7-He feels at times a gnawing, voracious, insati- able appetite, wholly unaccountable, unnatural and unhealthy. y.-August Flower the Remedy.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-06-02
:. August. A: :.
 Flower

How does he feel 2--He feels cranky, and is constantly experi- menting, dieting himself, adopting strange notions, and changing the cooking, the dishes, the hours, and manner of his eating Flower the Remedy.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-06-02

Also Dining Room attached, where nothing but e best the market affords is served to Guests
New-York tribune., 1892-12-19
NO BAIL For DE LESSEPS.
PANAMA CANAL OFFICERS MUST REMAIN
IL JAIL.
TIE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES NAY DE ASKED TO
ALLOW TIE PROSECUTION OF SEVERAL OF
ITS MEMBERS-M. EELAHAYE TO BE
CALLED on TO PROVE HIS
ATJFG

Paris Dec. 1S.-The report was circulated i'N'
night that senator jules Guicrmrd would BE- mace
president Of the sucz Canal Company In place o.
Charles dc Lcsseps. row in Mazas Prison awaiuhS
trial for completely in the Panama Canal fraul'.
Application WAS made Magistrate Franque>lIo
to-day 10 release Dc lie ps SansL'rOy ana foh''"'
on bail. Responsible bond>men were ready to slen
the papers, but the magistrate refused even 10 as
cuSs The possibility OF such release. Hc a'o"
that nobody would b. allowed TO see the prisoners
until after the examination of the documents scizeu
IN their offices.
The Jour" understands that tomorrow tn" Chahi-
Der will be asked to authorize the prosecution oi
several Deputies Among the twelve persons TO
whom such an authorization would apply, III" Jour
says, three senators and three Deputies WHO Dc
l)nged 10 the guarantee syndicate.
The examining ma ci>ratc is about 70 summon JuieS
Dealayc 10 substantiate the charge made by nm ne
fore the Chamber and the Parliamentary Committee
CT Inquiry. Thi, examination IS likcl1 10 cause us
astrou, results In the Chamber. as NJ D'alaNe SUI
maintains the truth Of his accusation that 100 DcphncH
aud senators were lough. with 3,0ooOoo francs Wh'h
the Lottery Bonds bill unde. confederation me
decisive vote In the committee on the Lottery boho'
bill he says was bought for 100000 franc. lie
also processes to have mine Of exact Information
as to the purchase Of editor. OF them i)risnef
whose price was 100000 francs. The weakness OF
his case so Far has been that lac has refused 10 CIV
tlc ramcs OF the br.bctahc>. and when Ircss"i Tor
them has taken refuge In device Of ricrrln: his
QucstlOncrs 20 the Cabinet Ministers VINO, he Nl'1,
had the complete hst go
Ferdinand do Lcsseps'S chateau. Iachcnayc. viii
hc formally sold January 10. In order 10 establish
the u>ufruct OF the e-tatc which VIII ac,ru'
10 his wife after his death. II IS learned HAT; de-
spite the fact that he was confined To MS o"'u'
De Lcsseps summoned 10 ap3.ar before the rN-
amininc magistrate II" asked thai ia" cross "f m
Legion of HOnOab placed on his breast. ana Wien III
had been he 10 have 'hc attendants ore, !u
Almost Immediately he sank back on ihe b'd ana
becnr" dclirlou, Since then he has hougn' ma; m:
the serving OF the Summons only dream. ic
Is exceedingly feeble. both mentally ana physCalN'
There H. "A strong sentiment among certain lhth-
cier, headed by Albert CmiStophlc governor OF the
/ Credit FOncier that the Governments should make
auot hoy aticmp 10 float IN" canal enterprise. II ],
said that more than 100000 >har, older, are ra ~
10 make last strong efo't to aavc the money they
have already placed in the undertaking.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-19
yricr or polsp Al rnr rirH COMMONS.

NcW. Haven. nm, Dec. i ''p'''''' ,, .
Kcu.r ON manager 81 40" Yale '"nh"h'' VAN u
n,. ,.li.brd last fall ha. calculated the pnc" "i
,,,,, c,r the tr.i term II II, existence. li' "'u
mate make, the price follows For "''''''' - =
nor week: lor Noyembcr - 90. for D"'h"I' - '''
aycr,,c, fo- III. term. - - per week inc "'""r''
%; the Common, icci datcd II th" eco" m''a' i'"'s
mcnf which has provided excellent Hi' an" N'' '''
kept the Pre- At even lower hr"' - ''''' .,
charged at Memorial Hail. Harvard N"'"'
,,,r,. ar,. nccomnI,datcd Al the Yale COm'nois ava
over 200 applicant, are awaiting admission.
In. Yalc Co.orcrauye society ha' "ii"'u ''' "
charter under the laws Of the state OF ''hh''""''
latins 10 corporation, without capital 7i"'"' i'"'
IN, first Instance of a colrs, socify ti'nt sue" -
' ,' ,irrL., I.r Nll, C.. operative society hH- r'h
I'm rNi~irnc. Ouly i"U. year, bat hd 'N'''h n' " a."
wide bI-inc-, IN psotiIiu: for tt" nous o' III "'
of The university at ninlmum p44c"'.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-19
A FEDERAL POST FOR x. i. M1AUELL'
HILL, MEN ANGRY OVER TIE REPORTED sELEC-
TIox OF TIE EX-;UPEMNTENDENr
or, I>ISr.P>NCE

Albany Dec. ; (Special).-rhc Mue"umpS heic are
happv tonight over the Information from ihsiN
sources that Robert 4. Maxwell, Of latav"' Is " -"
made an Assistant PoStna scrGcncral under the in
coming National Administration. Mr.. Maxwell l. on"
NJ the auIIill martyrs having suffered Teilr"he' II
the hands OF Governor Hill IN January, l'0l "hch
Ja.s F. Pierce was confirmed state SureUHt"hdH nj
Of Insurance. Nr. N,Nwel became q pubhc servant
IN ISL when he was elected stat" Treasurer. lie
was reelected two years later ar1 upon The expiration
Of that term wanted 70 run third time Hut ne had
Given some offence 10 the aLtlClcveland mon ""l
then TOO Lawrence Fitzgerald the iich Cortland car
rage manufactures wanted place on th" state ticket
The Democratic party wanted some Of Mr. n~scfaiu ;
vealth for its campaign fund, Nr. Fitzgerald WIS
nominated In return for his Withdrawal Mr. Max
vel carly I'm January l1oG was made superintendent
81 r.e Insurance Department lie hllcd out MS tc'h
md WAS a hold 1vcr" desiring TenoHina')h ana
connrmation by the senate, when VI. Pierce was
chosen.
Mr. Maxwell is held In contempt hy The managers VI
,bc ullI machine WHO are decidedly cat up over MS
ronortcd selection They assert taat the Mugwamp'
desire 10 be consulted in reference TO the election o'
tbo Unified State, senator. but 20 on alr'c"h'N WIN
tho selection O. the men who to serve undrr he
National Administration Gcicnng to as Wh"th''
ar not this man or that selected j. agreeable 10
,ba i'm faction This l. another evidence that the
(rsn ,pI d. AT the Reform Cab diun"r was me 10Y,
ruoncr OF a prcconccrtcd plaH to ignore the anu
Cleveland Democrats.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-19

ro.,on Dec. Il ,poclab-In buildlng a cup
defender 20 meet tlc Edf of Dunrivcn'' ynch'' II '''
rrvort q wealthy Hoston.an. Will havc the Ndu'De
couuscl Of Genera. Paine IA III cnor'' 10 b"l 9'
boat. Mr.. Iry ant f. au experienced yh'"'''""' Nv
d.,iaucd the sloop Thclis. which beat thc hni"''
cutter stranger scycIal year, aso. II" al" "n'-"
the keel schooner Alert ninety feet long VIM" '''
against the English schooner MirInda, ana ~ h"" WI
90, ag, around the world. Genera! ram; III" "'''
rt ,ton yaoht,mcn speak in high term, o: Az
Roec,s and hi, NcN-lOrk ,yndicat, VINO cary '''
,rac,cd with The lrrr'shona for cupd''eha,r' anu
cyurr.s the wish that they may get a Eo'n "''''
MI Rryant do,s not wish TO speak at present "i tn'
boet he III ,po,c, TO build. Nj. Bryant cAp'fl'h'
in Luildnc sailing yacht, j. practical for lac >'rN,u
AN aDurruiic..hip I'm OF the big NiiNi> OF w
N de- ana also graduated from the College oi Naval
Architecture IN Glasgow.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-19

Ashevlc, y. G., Dec. 16.-O Ii. Jones wa H"''
and instantly hlcd yesterday Afternoon, ana ms AV'
Jesse Jones. shot. pcrlnp, fatally IL III" a"''n'
n their home near Leicester twelve mics "cNt ="
Ash,vi1c Jesse Jones had bccn summoned 70 WORK
upon the public rcads Of the county Ilc rciu'c' 1t"
90 50 under Tn, advice -; his father, who 'oln MN
that he would that he WA mol arrested. o. "'
Zone, sen, Jane, stevens, thc constable oi Inc to"h
shlp word that lc must not come on h1s
preIn'.cs 70 a~.c-t hi, ,oa ENrcciiu@ troH"'c
Stevens summoned pp~s", ccn.i-tnG OF Ms laih""'
j. NJ. stevens a prominent physician, and three o.h'F
men. 10 90 with him 10 arrest Jcne'. When u'y
ncar,d the hJusc O. Il. Jones ordered them not T."
cross a certain llnc ard when the parry crossed 1t
Jones fred Oh the crowd with q mu-hci, "0undlnS
Dr. j. NJ stevens In the hand. The con table ana hi,
pos,c returned the fire. killing o. r.. Jones the BAH
entering lis back and penetrating either the heart
or seVciing the main artery LEADING 10 tl" heart J,'c
Jones VS. shot in the EiOn III" BAL p'Ee'lA Ing ne
bowels. some hiiccu twenty shots Wcl" Irrl
altogether. No arrests have been made a. II |, gen
orally conceded that the hlliug was Justiliable
New-York tribune., 1892-12-19
TIE MONETARY CONFERENCES RECESS
SENATOR ALLISON'S STATEMENT -oDJfClIoNs OF
BRITISH DELEGATES T. \ REAssEMBLlN''.

SENATOR ALLISON'S TATEMENT-oBJfClI"N1 OF
BRITISH DELEG ATES T. \ REAssENBLlN''
BRUSSELS Dec. ls.-Afor VI. d! Ecnz.'s motion iia
been proposed at the Monctary Conference y'S''iu''
scnator Allison mad, shor: speech IN behalf Of the
United states delegation. lie laid enpha,is apo" "'o
fac. tha. throughout The debate nobody haH 'H1
costcd that either OF the money metals be- discarded
Ijurrc the Adjournment, he said, the delegates would
have. lime 10 study the Rothschlt and other pro
p..a'. iha, hal ben submitted "AlthOuc!l thr Con
ference mas been Of brief dugaion,7 he continued I'd"
discussions that have taken place have been OF great
value and we think ii wise 20 resume The dcHDcra
lions after "A recess. Any agreement at Whlch the
Conference might arrive woui probably require large
concessions on or part. II - therefore, natural mat
tlo Dcmocniir Administration which is about u come
into Office In the United states. and upon which the
responsibility for such action would fall should nave
ALI opportunity TO direct the course Oi The tHitcd
state, delegates. II would consequently bc adVon-
"a cons 10 the United states If the Conference should
adjourn long enough 10 enable The n"" Government
TO consider what shall BE- done
Bertram Curie OF the British delegation. objected
TO the rcasscmbing Of the Conference, the ground
that. rs three Ircviou, monetary conferences had
JAILED there Little prospect Of tn Present on, bdn;
IL success.
eir C. Rivers Wilson, Of the British dclcsatlon con
ci,rrcd I'm the opinion Of Mr. Curri. lie said that If
the conference should rc,,,cIIic task shoild b.
confined TO an examination oi a perfectly "Aphdi p.p
poSnl from thr ni,cG state. or some other Power.
which would not interfere with the Fundamental pin
cir lc5 governing the monetary ~ ms OF IN" raIt",
states concerned. In IA" mean iInc. IL san, urea
Britain would reserve complete liberty "i q ton.
>ir William IlOddsw Orlh. also OF IN" iIl>h dele
CATION said thai hr did not age" wiih ii G. Rivers
Wis In the opinion tta only "Ec dcini" plan should
be discussed. on the contrary. hr th"ucht NAT TN.
COnlcIe encc ought 10 discuss all III" plans that had
already cen submitted.
General Richard strachey. Of The Indian dclegaon.
formally announced that during the r"c's o the con
II the Indian tU Nrrncni WOld rye lO H. Hl
absolute freedom Of n ton
senator Allison said that Il Wa, understood that
the rilucnts of all OF tn" Natl concerned in
Guiding the United states, should rcscrv" ~ them
S. vc, ahsOlnc indupcndeic' N The respective none
tary uOic, dIin. the OF the Conference: that
nobudv VA, bound 10 anything, and HAT they all
might employ the In the Interval rs they thought
proper. .
NJ d Ren7rs proposal was then adopted and the
Conference adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-19
uocrIyG VALLEY colI opERlTosS AGREE.

C,Iumhns. ohio. Dec. / (Spocial-Ihe ll''mrS
valley coal operators have finally agreed am li'
thrm..lvc, a. to the division OF tonnage. ana th'
formation of a CLUB 30 tllo exclusive charge d |'
sac cf their output /, now assured y p'"'' "''"'
r.oplc take II fr granted that th' dllhci"' am'h'
M ifocLtn, VALLEY op,rato-, were the only obstacles
I'm th. way Of the operators alrrg the lines of thr
baltimore and ohio. III" Columbus >lmwnr" ana
Hooking and the Toledo and ONO Central ralir'd'
ioining the combination but some of th" latter say
ihcy have not decided finally = take that step. II
thr complete combination + effected. winch Is hl@hN
pr,i,lI, thr company viii handle not less than
/ 600 600 tons Of al year. representing an an
rual business Of SlO,OO0ooO.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-19
MlarLN r1Y,S DESPERlrE ACTS.

r,v.fon y y Dec. Is Martin FOy. IN" muir
ecrcr seem. to De dc,rous Of cAc"Iing pIv'r 'ur"'
pcrrv the train rohbcr. I'm de ,pciat" attempts 40
e.c,l,c Lat night he thui,t excelsior hlllhR lro'
the mattic,, through the door Of his CELL "h" 'no"
ct Glr 10 /: with matches that had been aill"cn nun
for cigarette smoking. Dan Dcysc John McDona"'
and Charles Panto three short-trrm prisoners WHO
were allowed to sleep In the corridor gave inc alarm
and partially qucnchcd the name' win bucNel' "'
Iaf,,, IaiIer smith arrived from his apartments, toy
cursed Them saying he Intended to send them All ~
destruction together, and that lie would Ike l" khi'
sheriff wordcn. To-Day during the religious sofVl'r'
conducted I'm the corridor by the ". {. /. y. ~,
comtinuaIly clankcd his chain and kept mp = run "'
nrof,nity sjricte measure VIII be- taken WIN MN III
mn
New-York tribune., 1892-12-19
4 STAGE STAN 1nl1 WIS 700 RrlLIsTIc.

Chicago. Dec l. Special Tlo little town % Lamp
shire near Elcin +, greatly excited over the
stallin. of one o. ilc Wcmir'nt inuns men " "'
- - go '.,.,..rr ,i,c..t,i,.,f notf9ru.nc.. Mi,
Rosa schultz school teacher was c's a The heroine
and Nahl9n Jones ~ the villain IN n" last act the
heroine stab> the villain 10 tho hoa,t. MS 7'hulN
wa, provided with d real dagger. wLi'h II WE ''"
tomarv to inclO>, ln tin sheath. hnt ms 'lW' '"
sheath va, forgotten and tho Young w'nHh' '"I''''
AWAY with her part plunged 'h' da'r'' H'' wv
man, breast The sen" VIZ realistic, bu' 'h' N''"
man did MT ari.r when th@ curt 300 i'' "'' Oh" ~
49, Ito, ,,,,,,d f,,t d.. w., -.riou-ly wound 'd.
The Il .cr entered between th" -co"rd aud tiii il'
and narrowly ctpci the heart Mi H'r/
a. did several other Wou'u. ana I'm" ',,i,, A.
,r,,..il.d lone before tn act { III Nj >'"'''r ~
t-hc hand and make The seen" %. r'"lI-u' a. j" '"
New-York tribune., 1892-12-19
CIT DOWN BY LIGHTHOUSE TENDER.

Torfland. Me- Dec. % EuVI'0S re'VT'eu "c17 ''''
night report the loss OF the schooner
PAYNE. of Norhport, and ihe rescue
Of her crew by the United states Hs't
housc tender Iris. Captain Matthews. The IRIS leit
bore Thursday for tour Of inspection ON boon"
island tlc watch reported lights ahead AMI moving
across the steamers bow. The whistles were blo"h'
Li fl WI, late. the Iris crashing Into the PaFhc'
The latter was almost cut in twain. Three OF IN"
coon.r's crew clambcrrd up the side but the captain
tDuncanJ remained by the schooner uhuh sh" p';'h
20 sink when he escaped In n small Doit' ~ TIC
Pawn. went down. IIc picked mp after long
18th Th, Pawn. wa, hound from Boston to North
-, with , fuu general cargo. There in
,,rou,e ON the cargo Captain Duncan saws
h misook the steamer, Hight for Cape Porpose. ana
~, i'm close 10 avoid danger. The crew was taken
80 Roston where Captain DUNCAN failed 10 report the
accident
New-York tribune., 1892-12-19

ror River Mass. Dec. 1H.-GrAt crowds "HN'
=. vsitjnr today to scene OF la>' nights big n' "l
tbc staple, coal Company'S wharf properly, pn(', ,
A. \ large Chas' elevator. costing over 7'i''' >,
which wa, u.cd for lifting coal from the h"n, u
vessel. was rord,r'd practically useless 10y I""'
acro,s the stern Of the t'r" nh sea -''"o''r'
T., A.. sh.l. and much of II has been reduced IN
r,r.e.al. valuc hy being mixed anf $ a"h Win
water. The Mirlow Is virtually a wreck. the rar''N
having ,rrc d t, he. rigging. TIL" mA'nm'Nt was
hrrn,d To- TIE stop. The report that or" O. ne, cr"W
- dr,vn.d /. without foundation. "" "Nrl'l>
NJ the c,mpry c1unot ~, evc definite figures SLOW
iuc the amount 4 damage CON.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-19
KILLED WHILE THEY SLEPT.
FIGHT LIVES LOST IN \ WRECK ON TIE
GREAT NORTHERN.
FREIGHT TRAIN CRASHES INTO \ cABooSE
FILLED WITH SLEEPING MEN-THE
WRECK TAKES FIRE.
..ii,n,

WRECK TAKES I1hf.
>,inreopols Dee. lS.-A dispatch TO Inc lrip"hc'
.,n Alexandria. Mimi, says: \ hcisht acciue"' '0
red On the Great Northern Railroad this morihhs' a.
.',, station five miles east Of here. in which eieh'
on uor, killed and five seriously injured l"ci'
nod been collision Friday morning at Nelson anu u
run,her of cars Mere wrecked. Ih' "re'N '''''
,aa loon there two days clearing up, and was making
IN nreporaory TO pulling out for the East ~ ""'"'
"P ,cr ,ri morning the wreck trains caboosc was
,,, ,andnr OH the main track with hunDer Oh ''s'
49, oo,thouud freight was due about O'Clock ana
- - ,rs IN ,idetrack for the passenger train due
~ . % The fireman on The freight tells the
sory as follows a., ,,ior ra nc
There IS a heavy grade west OF the station anu Us
81. t,.eht with thirty eight loads, under charge OF
conductor william Mickey, James Malon"I' engineer
onroacbcd tho switch the engine was smut OH anu
brakes called for There was 10 pcrcepnDc decrease
., ned and Conductor Mickey climbed out ot the
,oaso vhcre he was and began setting brakes, but
,bs spoed was too great to stop Whcn "lAh
,ro,,lencth Of the tabOOSe they saw TIE track was
t,oc,,ed ahead and both engineer and fireman jumped
Tho engine struck tie wreck ian threw Tue 'aooosc
ON TOD Of the next car. settling bo'h on hc'
There were fourteen men in the Cabpose' one
,pmped off, five were hurt. three were O'fl'" o'Eo'
recognition. aud fyc were hill'd'
The names Of the killed arc: Nels 0. Do@kcn' OF
x,.on. chris, Nar,cn>on. of O>saks. and ole Mar
,enson. his brother John EacstraEd. 81 Spiuce hh
yo,n Akerson. Of spruce Hill; Enr'"anoS nephew
name unknown: Con Drdmmer, OF lan"'on' : d.
and one other. unknown.
The Injured are: \. u. Broseu. OF St. Plul. back
snd head serious; Thomas Wclch o' Boston, Mass
lad scalp cuts Iibs broken; Patrick h"h"oh' "
BOSTON. Mass. shoulder disoca;cd; Henry Ross ire
uon on casthound freight shoulder dislocaed
The coroner began inquest to-day, which VIII be
continued tomorrow. as some OF the witnesses coHd
not be found to-day. This was the worst accident
hicb Ia, ever occurred on this division OF the read
and was due 10 the heavy grade having curve an
pcrhaps careessneSs In leaving the ,aboose on the
main track or slowness in applying the brakes. II
Is reported that the train running abont twelve
miles an hour when il struck the wreck ira Inc
men killed were wreck hands and were asleep IN tha
caboose when the engine struck. Bergland, the lore
man was TIE only awake, and had only barely
time 10 call 10 hi, men and jump. thus saving MIN
self Int the warning came too late ir the others
who were all killed badly Injured.
The injured were promptly removed 10 this pace
where Dr. Long. OF Oakes. and Dr. Boyd. OF AtX,
andria are attending To them. The railway 9hica's
did ali in their power to alleviate IN" ,utei1ngS o
the victims by promptly sending physcianN to the
scene OF the accident.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-19
pr.srAy HATRED OF TIE HEBREW.

st. Petersburg. Dec. I7.-ihr Russian senate has
promulgated = lw rcGgrns that IIchr"" am l''h'
shall only reside In places where olh'ial boards {"
.ate exist the prclrncr being that they can thus De-
kept more effectively under official regulation ana
sin,er,ision Official boards Of trad" exist "n'v III
,bout 10 per Of the towns In kussln' anu TIC
decree therefore means vast addition 10 tlc mf'N
and oppression under which the Russian Hebrews
already labor. Many thousand OF Hebrew Hr'f'h'
,,l be compelled 10 remove from the towns IN "hi'h
,,ov live The object OF the law Is believed 20
s5,, ,ho,n ov.r ,hn frontier whether other
iD,,nt,ics crc willing 10 receive III, I'm or not.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-19
RANh PHESLnI.NT I0rND GILL u

Dubuque Iowa. Dec. ls.-Thc jury IN the "raVes
case at midnight last night brought In verdict "i
guilty on every count Graves counsel CAV" h"'"'
that be would 81" notice for arrest Of judgment an"
ask for trial. The penalty +, hv" to ten wears
IL pri,on. The Commercial National lanh, "i Du-
huqic. Iowa. complied 10 close It's doors III
l-e- owing 10 a iailur" To- collect = large nnniDrr
Of loans which were past du", ana Tor WHICH cV'
lateral had not been deposited. The United states
Grand Jury which s1i IN March, LOO h"nSm III
dicmcnts again-t EUiu, =. Grdvcs. PRESIDENT ana
thlli,s T. l!arrl-. cashier. who were charged Win
falAfius their reports 10 IA" Controller 81 ID" '"'
roncy. IT vas also ch1g-rd that money had b''h
loaned h.vo.d tie lcrsl Limit ly President Graves
to bl, brother !. X. Grave. ard company win
which tie latter WI. connected, without ianihS n per
,,-rilt.. Tho bank Gii",toi- were required Il" put
Lp 4 certain amount to saw" "a" h-''uil"h '''
Iii, proved ir,ufcrni and TIE bank went q" the wall
iionf D uouth ago fhr r'msillHs I.~'l- W'I' -l."
at auction for io;inl' sun. Nh'n i'''''u '''"''
VA In Colorado and Ulrii- iu Arizona. Wh'h'" ln't
cam directly f. BIlugu" "u latrin- pi iH' ihl',
m,iis. Tao Harris intic'm'ui conc lhhi' -t y
on trial, q, the rravcs cas-" !, no" "l i"''u "''
New-York tribune., 1892-12-19
INTruDtTED BY 4 Young HTGHW1YMiN.

Port Townsend WASH. Dec. 1S.-Alt''rt Shail;rd
AZ. sixteen Is intimdltmg the rnnch"rN near Dun
ecne,s. lie recently broke into settlers 'ablh
and carried OF two rifles and quantity OF ammuhl-
tion Two drput, -ShrrirS. WITH warrants, w'r"
sent - arrest the boy, hut he intercepth th'ln'
covered them with h.S rifle and tr'H them - NY
down their arms and turn back, with their hahds
obove theIr hcads Last week he held mp two men
and robbed them Of their watches and money. s"V-
crul cabins have also been robbed. aud two petty
thIrvc, have Joined tie Young highway man. sHS-
tnn,tic effort will be matc by the officers 10 capture
In. full nedgad outlaw.