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The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25
BuckIen'c Arnica SnIYe

The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Chilblains, Corns, and all skin erup- tions, and positively cures piles. or no pay required. It is guaranteed 10 eiVe perfect satisfaction or moEey re- funded Price g cents per box. For sale by Florence Pharmacy.
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25

Lee Look, 1t seems, has ct left the slightest trace behind of the direction he took, alter poisoning his Mexican friend. Sheriff Truman has sent tele grams in various directions to stop him, aud has employed means tos in- tercept ham if possible.
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25

As the paper goes 10 press Mexi- can named Alejandro Arvizu hascome from across the river reporting the finding of the body there of q dead man, probably a Chinaman. It is suspected that this is the missing poissnsr, Lee Look.
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25

Mrs. D P. Porter. since leaving here, has been confined 10 her bed by se-- were illness. and is now just able to sit up. Tn a privae letter she expresses herself as deeply interested in all who extended cDurtesies during the fatal illness Of her son in Florence.
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25

The examination of Lem You CD the charge of being sn accessory to the poisoning of Pablo Herreras, on the Sd Of August. WAS held before Justice Benson las week and the de- fendant discharged, there not being sufficient proof to hold him.
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25

Tho tax levy for the ensuing fiscal year for Pinal county has been fixed at s2.96 on each $1O000. For county purposes S216, ard fir ter itorial so has been set aside This is the same as last year.
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25

At the Board session Monday the District Attorney was allowed s500 for assistant counsel employed in tke criminal proceedings against Frank Kibbey. Judge ". H. Barnes, of Tucson, acted in the capacity called for. The compensation required by him was in part subscribed by ff;snls .of ". Wool Porter
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25

The Universi ' Of Arizona at Tue. on has furni he'd THE TRIBUNE with s concise 10 page pamphlet, comprising it's fr-t annual catalog for 1892. The announcements appear ill our adysr- t.aing columns.
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25

Last Saturday night the Democrats held rally in front of the Florence Hotel The meeting was addressed by Judge W. fl. Barnes, of Tucson, who upoke for over an hour. The band was present and occupied the time previous to She speaking. The meeting announced for Monday night failed to take place.
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25

Prof. Thao B. Camstock of the Ari- xona University at Tncson returned through Florence frem Globe on the 22d having examined the Globe mines.
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25

" L. Pinney measured the middle Casa Grands road 10 this place Sun day, by hls cyclometer and found the distance exactly p and 56 mics to Florence.
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25

Even should silver go down il is re- ported that the King will run ill Oct obsr 1st. It is hepsd that silver will favor us. aad keep this important uaiue in oneration.
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25

The little niece of c. ". French Miss Ethel Hale, arrived in Casa Grands Saturday aRd was accompan- ed to Florence Sunday morning by MT. French.
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25

soppnus Dushier, br. thsr of Mrs c. W. French, has come to Florence 1T m Globe. He has the reputation of be ing worthy ant industrious young man.
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25

gudgo W. H. Barnes, c. c. Israel, Me,srs Baker & Campbell, sl re turned to their respective homes 0 the conclusion of the Kibbey heaing.
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25

Hon. Geo. ". Chsyney, of Tomb stone, accompanied Praf. Comstock. passed through Florence II nday on their way to Tucson.
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25

J. Champion, superintendent at the King, was in town the earl part oi the week, ou business.
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25

A team hitche5 to Peter Boscha's buggy, last Thursday tried to kick the rig ic pieces, hut made only partial suepeRg
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25

The two sister, of W. H. and T. 4 Lonergan arrived last Friday if m St Louis. They intend b reside here permanently.
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25

There will be q meeting of the Chamber of Commerce Monday night in the Florence Pharmacy.
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25

Rev. Felix Di!lyr the catholic priest who officiated last week at that church in Florence went to ,tacspA the letter psrt of that week
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25

c. Brunsnkant was initiated Tuesday night into the Florence dge q the Ancient order of United Workmen.
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25

A trio of miaing experts arc.viewing the mineral properties in the vicinity of Reymert and the King. Their de- signs are unknown.
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25

There is mues talk ab ut the prob ability of the early starting up of the Reymert.
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25

S. Pulitzer, oi Tempe. came thr ugh Florence yesterday having concluded a visit tc Silver King.
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25
LOCAL INCIDENTS.

Mrs. D. c. Stevens has been quite ill for the past two weeks.
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25
Weekly weathsr Rsport

For the s,vsn days ending Wednesday, Aug. 24. 13sz:
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25

Have you registered yet'
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25

AT COUPON, Discover.
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25
Globe Stage Line
Carries U. s. mail and Wells, Faree
 Express. Leaves Florence daily p m. Leaves Globe daily
EUGENE MIDDLETON.

Wm. E GuEp, agent Florence. E.F Kellner {. Co. agent Globe
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25

Judge Kibbvy saw his brother Franl. arrive. opposite h;s house at $ ia .lis norning-on the 24th of June. He saw Frank three times that day and talked approximately half an hour each time with him.
 He noticed Frank'sIace was flushed memory faulty, and other symptoms of troubled mind Both Mr and Mrs. F. C. Kibbey were viEibll agitated.
 The last time the Judge went to his brothers house was about 2 in the af- ternoon. The next time they mst Frank was in iail
 GEO. ". CAMPBELL.
 Mir. Campbell was with the deceased all the time since the shooting untii death ensued, except 24 days. For the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-21
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH,


,..ros Oct. 2O.-As 0 result Of the
bo,S,i,,siion into the recent trouble IN
ll',, ,''snsdron, Fret regiment Of we
1ite Guards tho authorities have 1is'
Lle rom the service eight nom
mlsseii ,siausd officers. one private
son ssi,ondy been sentenced by court
nas ~ IN eigbtuen month"; imprlson-
MARI. mar and 10 DO diauisscd from tho
men .ice' while the sergeant who hpu
lel,' Of the canleou has been re-
enS .eJ rom Ills stewardship.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-21

Ono Of the most profitable branchcs OF
summer industry Is tho sale of the li,ti,
tin pals aud Hhovels which the chldtu
use at the seashorc. So many Of tines
toys are sold every day that there s
great competition in tho business. Actin.
on tho principle that the carly Div
catches the worm, the excursion boat
hire boys Ia. poddlc the pals on the lum
ney down, TO the great annoyance %
passengers, who fail to sec any virtue b.
the perseverance that won't take mo.
for an answer. Tho boys who keep or
asking you to buy from tho moment IN.
boat starts until she renchcs her dcstiu.
ton would be altogether unbearable q
they didn't furnish tho philosopher witt
amusement at the expense of the follow
who is always loasting about never get
ting loft.
Here's yer gold and silver pals nm,
shoyols just from Til'any's. Only te.
cents oach,' pipes tho kid. III you wal
until you get 10 the beach you'll have 4
pay fifteen cents. Tho sand IN free, an,
all You have to pay is ten cents for thu
pail and shovel"
Tho follow who knows e M smile
and look wise ns no pays his dime, bu
It is the philosopher who does thosmilnt
when the beach rs reached and the sam
'pails egclling for "a nickel. New lor!
Evening San.
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Court Matters

There was no session Of the Third
District court today. Tomorrow Judge
Zane will hear the legal arguments In
the injunction suit against Collocior OF
Taxes l.. q. Hardy.
The case OF II. l.. Wheeler vs..
james W. Campbell, constable, was
tried before Judge Zane yesterday
afternoon. IL was M appesl from
Commissioner Norrell's court brought
by tho plaintiff alleging an unlawful
seizure OF buggy and lhp.robe by the
deiendan ana Judgment II demanded
for tho return OF the property, or ~
value, $50, and damsgos In the sum Of
$50. la the lower court Judgment was
rendered In favor the plaintT for the
return Of tho property or siI.l0 anu
damages in the sum asked. Judge
Zane rendered judgment In favor VI
the plaintiff Tor the total sum Of Sl02.5O,
placing the same valuation upon tie
property as fixed by the lower court.
The case Of T.. A. Maryon VS.. james
w. Campbell, constable, n similar
action, was then called. This was also
begun In lower court and the demand
| WAS for the return OF certain peIs0nni
property, valued ut $50 and $50
damages. a hearing was had before
Commissioner Norrcll and tho JuJg'
ment rendered in favor OF the plaintiff
for the return OF the property or $40,
and damages In the sum OF 800,
Owing 10 the absence Of M important
witness the case WAS referred to Attor-
ney A. n. Cherry TO hear testimony
and report.
The trial Of the domage suit in which
John w. Whiie,a railroad bwitchman,
sued the Oregon Short Line ANA Utah
Northern to recover $4,000 for personal
injuries, was concluded late yesterday
afternoon. ThcIury were still deliber
ating Mt an early hour this morning,
The case OF Samuel Marshall, mintra
applicant, VI. Jerome X. Mitchell
agricultural claimant, Ia on III tho lane
office. The question Of homestead entry
| is In volved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-21

proper commenced with the super
intendency and teachers OF
Franklin Sunday school singing
"The Sunday School Invitation"
Next was an exercise on Bible history
by the primary class 81 Franklin
school, after which the second inter-
mediate class reviewed their lessons
ON the Acts OF the Apostles. ksci,a-
tion, "a Mothers FAREWELL" BY Ada
Mendouhal.
Brother John NJ. Whitaker then
briefly addressed the Union, after
which the StakcSupcrlnterdo ncy'sang
"Every One Sowing" Review les
s0us On the Book Of Mormon irOm
Sunday School chafts, by iirit Inlet
mediate ciaes; recitation, care You
Fighting Tor The MASTER" by Clara
Pratt.
SUI erirtendent George Goddard next
addr, e.ed the Union and directed
ate ntlon 20 the ech1ol books, RECON-
mending that they be handled Win
care. He also encouraged every one
to follow the example set by tho super
intundent and teachers In rendering
parts assigned. Tho subject Of prayer
was also dwelt upon. Song, "Utah's
Beat Crop," In which the schools
Joined. "Pnrling Hymn" was sung
tD close the morning session.
BpnodictiOn by Henry BrunaOn.
In the afternoon after the singing OF
u "Jubllee Song" prayer was offered
by william Woodward. l5lnging,
"Beautiful Zion.D The Sacrament was
administered by J. II. Corbridge anti
| william Mondenhall. BY request the
"Sunday School Invitation" vsi8 re.
pented. A recitation, "Be careful what
you sny,O WINS rendered by Rosa Mar.
shall. Review Lesson on the fret pfin.
ciplos OF the Gospel Ivy the Theological
class. Song by Manuel Packer.
Stake eupeflutendcnt w. L.. Webster
regretted very much that misunjer-
standing had happened with some OF the
schools in this district, for those not
present are certainly, he said, missing
n treat. /. u. Nash expressed his
pleasure 1T having the brethren from
Salt Lake City with thom. James
| Herd was plensed to DO associated with
the Sunday schools and to zee 90 many
parents present. He spoke Of toe Ie'
spOnsibllitics resting uInn moih,fs.
| Brothers Goddard and Whitaker tot.
lowed, giving excellent advice md
announcement. The former also sang
"A Dream"
Elders Il. Swan and Joseph Gollght.
ly Of Preston and &. II. GOaslind u
Franklin, the future Sunday school
missionaries from this stake, each ex.
pressed pleasure at being latoIors In
the Sunday school cause.
Brother Goddard md others sang "a
closc, aud tho whole congregation
Joined In choiUc,"Who's ON the Lorc's
eide, who?"
Bencdlc ION by Joseph Golightly.
In the evening another mct ting was
held, y. which Brothers Goddnrdi
Whitaker and kiIkup were hespeak'
eTs. Much good counsel was given.
THOMAS DUHANr,
stake Secretary.
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LONDON, Oct. l0.-Mr. Gladstone
consulted DR.. Granger, the Oculist, n
lew days ago on account Of tho con-
dillon Of his eyesight, which has re-
Gently caused him much uneasiness.
1t Will be remembered that during the
general election In last July Mr.. Glad
stone was hit In the eye at Chester by
nmissilo thrown by n woman. Although
the effects the injury seemed to have
disappeared In few days, II was be-
lloved that the eye was permanently
damaged, Mr.. Gladstone became so
alarmed over thu increasing weakness
oil his sight that he was easily per.
suaded to consult the oculist. DIR.
Granger, after careful examination,
reported that he could detect only the
sngh,est Increase OF opacity In the crys.
ialllne lense of the Injured eye, aud
measured Mr.. Gladstone that he would
Resin gOOn sight for many years to
como. The doctor also declared that
MI Gladstone waB In excellent health.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-21

During the past three months there
were listed In Portland 32G,G7l 1.-Two lob
sicrs and 23,55 canned HOLSTERS. when
we consider the fact that II takes ON an
average the meat Of fifty Holsters TO M
one dozen cans, and that the above fig.
urca represent the importation OF moro
than l,50l0)O Holsters In three morths
at this port alone, We get some
idea of the enormous consumption "
this article Of food in this country. and
tho old inquiry as to how long this drain
upon the rich resources OF the coast CON
be- stood naturally suggests itself
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nemoc,niIc r.ecn,iye Committee.

wAsluNGToN, ID. g., Oct. 2O.--The
following are appointed to have the
entire management OF the national AS
ISOLATION OF Democratic clubs for the
next four years: II. q. Monroe, New
York; q. II. Lambert, New Jersey; II.
W. Rust, Maryland; A. t. Aukeny,
Minnesota; w. II. Wilson, West Viz
ginia; Benton Mcmillan, Tennessee; j.
Fenton, Washington; G. g. Richards,
Utah; n. w. Molver, Iowa; p. a. Col
Inns, Massachusetts,; j. q. Black, iii.
nois; Henry Waterson, Kentucky; NJ.
j. Hatten, Ohio; ID. NJ. Dickinson,
Michigan; w. A. Clark, Montana; j.
NJ. Levy, Virginia; q. Il. Black, prssl-
dents Pennsylvania; Lawrence Gard.
ner, secretary, District OF Columbia;
II. =. Flower, treasurer, New York, ex
oiiiclo member.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-21

Even when no cholera Il anticipated. 1t
Ia an excellent remedy for ordinary sum.
mer complaints, collie. dilrrhca. etc.
Take equalparts Of tincturo Of cayenne
pepper, tincturc Of opium, tincturc Of
rhuharb. essence of peppermint and spir-
it, OF camphor. Mix well. Dose, fifteen
TO thirty drops in u little cold wator, &C..
cording 20 ago and violence Of symp-
toms. repeated every hftccn or twenty
mnuios until relief 10 obtained. Now
Iurl. journal Of Commerce.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-21

Among the funniest happenings az
Old Orchard thi, summer have boon the
constant losses of scts of false teeth boy
people in bathing. The loss OF plato
og false molars by some one 81 an oyery
day occurrence, and az every low tide
people may boaoon walking slowly along
the beach and p1king the sand with
canes in q generally vain search Cor tho
lost masticaturs.--B Bangor Commercial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-21
SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
An interesting Gathering Takes Place
at Franklin, Idaho.

The union had been arranged for the
falrvlew, Nashville, st. Joseph and
franklin Wards, but owing to some
Misunderstanding none OF them were
represented, except franklin, ut the
meeting on the 10Th inst.
Present on the stand, Super.
in'endent George Goddard and
pIo'her John NJ. Whitaker OF Salt
ishe City, President Of Oneida Stake
george c. Parkinson, the Sunday
Senool superintendency and others.
Inc exercises opened with the Union
rns,ng "BeAutiful Day" Prayer by
ni,iissldent @. q. Parkinson. Singing.
nope Of lsrael." The programme
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Tho san Cholera Mixture.

More than twenty years ago, whom it
was found that prevention Of cholera
was easier than cure, n prescription
drawn mp by eminent doctors was pub
liahcd in tho New York Sun, andi took
the name Of Tho Sun cholera medicine
Our contemporary never lont It's name
to u better article. We hnvo seen 1t IN
constant use for nearly two Icoro years
and found it to DO tho best remedy for
looseness Of the bowels ever yet devised
No one who has this by him and takes
1t in time viii ever have the cholera
We commend 1t to all our friends,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-21

OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. Gothic secre-.
,syv of the Scaler's Association OF
british Columbia, telegrnphs today
,bnt n ia estimated that the total seal
cs,rh OF British Columbia eeslerB VIII
he about $1,000 skine, which, ns COM
rafed with the catch OF last year
shows falling of OF fifteen per cent
The average price Of skins II placed W
Sli per skin against an average OF $40
iast year, which will cause q roduc.
lion Of something In the noighborhood
Of thirty.sevon per cent. In the aggre'
rate valuo Of the total catch OF M.
wear. with the exception OF the
fchooner Maggie Mccall all OF The
sealing nevt hpve returned 10 Britlf
Columbla. The schooner Is believed
10 have been lost Mt sea.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-21

Nrw Yopi,, Oct. 2O.-The manage.
~ the Coney Island Athletic club
m ,..s'sii 10 be greatly surprised over the
M i,enner in which It was outgeneraled
name hS the olympic club Of New Orleans
n,,ch has lust completed arrange
WINS for another great fistic carnival
twill take place Mardi GfGs week,
ia contestants being Jim CorDet anu
Charley Mitchell, Bob tIlhsimnone
ard Jim Hall, Jack MoAnllhe sh1
xeirht OF England.
" IsSre Newton made n quiet trip to
rStcseo TO secure Corbetts signature
,ora light with Peter jackson, but on
,ny,,ival he was thunderstruck when in
,a,msi 10y Corbett that he had already
stoned with the olympic club OF New
Gsleens 10 fght Charley Mitchell dur
inr Mardi Gfss week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-21

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 2O.-EK.
Secretary Of the Treasury FAirchild
fpoke to large audience mt the demo.
cratic rally here tonight, dwelling ut
Great length upon the main iesu,a OF
the campaign; dec laring that TX
President Cleveland was not nm niVo.
cate of the unrestricted coinage OF
silver, and That the present Sherman
lill was modelled after tho Ideas adj
yanced by Cleveland during his
administration.
FREDERlCK Nd, Oct. -EI.Sec-
rotary Of the State Bayard addressed
an enthusiastic democratic meeting
here ,today. He devoted his time
principally 10 the Mckinley bill from
q democratic standpoint, the fierce bill
and other lstues OF the campaign.
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The S.Iii Murder TrIsL

IoSpoN, Oct. 2O.--ln tho NELL trial
,.Jav. after some cOrrObOrotivo tosti-
,,ony was adduced, the Governmonpe
c,se was announced az closed, anu
counsel Tor the delouso made long
syrssh, after which Sir Charles
Russell began hls speech for the prose-
rutlOn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-21

SAN SBBAsTIAE, Spain, Oct. co.
During heavy gale last night two
small floating vessels were capsized of
port and ten persons drowned. Re
ports from various places on the sea
board state that many small vessels
were wrecked and u number OF lives
lost,
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Tho Tticrrnnhrr,, strinc.

GALVESTON, Texas, oct. 20.-The
latest developments In the Santa Fe
operators strike Is an agreement that
the OPERATORS resume work tomorrow
tending n conference between the
Texas committee and President Man
vel,
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Andersonvi!le Items.

Since our last writing this section has
been visited by fine seasons. The crops
are looking very promising, but "Gen.
Green'' has the upper hand of the farmers,
and with the harvesting upon them they
have their hands full. We heard man
say he had only one bunch OF grass to q
field, and that was all oyer 1t. The wheat
prospect is worry fine. Some are harvest
Mru. b. @. byar has returned from
Florida and will make her home with her
father during the summer at this place.
Mrs. s.. NJ. Bobo, of Hartwell, Ga. IN
company with another lady, whose name
we did not loarn, came over on 9 pleasure
trip to this placb last week! We hope
they had pleasant time. Also Messrs.
Thornton and Dean, of same place. came
over on business trip. Messrs. L. and
D. are two of Hartwells most energetic
young men.
Prof. s. a.. Bobo, one Of Hartwelrs best
citizens and beloved teacher. and MIR. j. i.
McGill, of the Haftwell Sun, gave us
pleasatt call ON last Saturday. Such
visits are highly appreciated. They are
both high.toned gentlemen.
Rev. F; M. Estes, out PASTOR pteasneaa sa
a fine sermon Sunday to d large and at.
Church communed: The Sunday. School
met In the evening and spent an hour
very pleasantly in singing.
Mrs. Mary Reed, one of our aged and
much beloved ladies; was taken Ill very
suddenly at tho Church Sunday, but as
this writing is improving.
The health of this community is very
good.
One OF our neighbors shot q dog twice
not many nights ago, and when bis dog.
ship did not fall OF make any noise friend
Bob went out to see what manner OF dog
It was, and behold it was only q stump
We would advise our friend to wear spec
tacles in the future when he shoots dogs
,1tne 1871, Waco.