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Arizona silver belt., 1892-06-11
NOTICE.

NrfTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT THE IS regular meeting oi the Board Of supersisors nt Gila County Arizona held on the 9th day ef April A D 1892 the following order was passed, 'owit ''on motion and by unanimous vote of the members present it soriere that registration of the voters of Gia County Arizona be made ip the manner and as required by ,he Election Lass Of this Ferrtoy and further that the Clerk gye notice Of this orer, by pub licatiou as is by law directed to be given Globe, Arizona, April lith, lsg2
 CHAs MARTIN,
 Clerk fs tAe Eeara of spperisors oila Co. A T ap w 41
Arizona silver belt., 1892-06-11
cnstor oil for ,Ynrts.

Castor oil has not failed in any case to remove warts to which it was applied once day for two to six weeks. -Medi- cal Record.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-06-11

Patsy Sears, of Howard county, Ind, aged ios years, has been church mem- bar a hundred ycars
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-20
FAST NEARING THE END
E1-seoretary Blaine's Condition
Extremely Critical.
HE rs NOW SLOWLY SINKING


WASHINGTON, Dec. 20. Never since
the stormy days of the war has the
peace and quietude of the Sabbath day
In this beautiful capital been 90 broken
and tho people 80 severely shocked Ms
Sunday evening ut . late hour, when
the report Of the death 81 Mr.. Blaine
was circulated with almost lightning
rapidity about the city. The report WINS
false, but founded upon circumstances
that appeared 70 warrant IL. and al
though Il was not unexpected, Il came
Hike thunderbolt upon the citizens,
among whom the ex-premicr has long
lived and mingled
Mr.. Blaine had sinking spell Sum
day morning, and came out Of II mar
rowly, During the day he has been
but little better. and II would hardly
be possible for him TO survive another
sinking spell James G. Blaine, jr..
said his father had rallied little In tho
afternoon, and that II was tho opinion
Of the physicians that he would live
through the night .'Stiil,n he added,
.it must be said that he Is very dam
gerously i'll"
All day representatives Of the press
patrolled Madison place and carefully
watched the old red mansion which
has become celebrated for its historical
associations and the fatality with
which misfortnne has followed lie occu-
|pantS From tho eicllles- Key tragedy.
which occurred moro than third of .
century ago. followed ~ TIE attempted
assassination 81 Secretary Seward dur
- T|0|| n 1.'1 90.
u the present. TIME. the pail u iilst4te
has hung over the mansion During
the less than four years occupancy
Of this house by the Blaine family, his
daughter, the wife Of Col. Coppinger.
Walker Blaine and Emmons Blaine, the
sccretary's promising sons, have died.
| A little after 0 o'clock both doctors
left DR. Hyatt said that Mr. BIaine's
condition showed q slight improvement
over the morning. They did not con-
slider 1t necessary 70 issue another bulle-
tin similar TO the one Of Saturday night
DIR. Hyatt said that he thought there
was no doubt that Mr.. Blaine would
live through the night At the same
time he is undoubtedly critically Ill,
and any complications that may arise
would doubtless cause q fatal termina-
ton TO his illness A little after $3.50
o'clock Mr. james g. Blaine, Jr., came
out and said to the reporter:
'.Wc think that father Ii considerably
better than he was this morning.
He was dangerously III during the fore
| noon. During the afternoon, however,
he seems to have rallied somewhat
The physicians have been hero this
evening, and we now think that he will
live through the night and we hope for
the best
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-20
HEAVY HAUL or JEWELS.
Lady Miies Lott the sAie opca yvhile IN,
Dlned.

LONDON, Dec 10. burglars have
mnde rich haul Of Jewels from Leigh
court, near Bristol. the seat Of Sir Cecil
Miles. baronet Lady Miles had left
jewels 10 tho value Of RsS, 900 in her
bedroom unlocked. While the family
were dining Sunday robbers entered
tho mansion unobservod, obtained nc
cess to the bedroom and ransaclked the
safe.
They took only tho jewels and did
not burden themselves with silver ar
ticles and valuable papers Of which
there were quantity in the apartment
and SOME In the safe When Lady
Miles went back 70 her room after din
ncr, she saw the safe wide open and
articles scattered In confusion about
the room. II Ia believed That there
must have been soiae cotlusion In re-
gard TO the robbery, as II was not
commonly known that Lady Miles
kept such quantity Of valuables In
her snfe
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EIEIY cHARoEs.

Forger Clouston Found Guilty Of Forgery
and obtaining doaey Under False Free
lenses. -
PARKERsBURe, w. Va, Dec. 90. Tho
Jury in the case OF Ward Clouston, ex-
deputy circuit court clerk, who has been
indicted in fifty cases for forgery Of wit
ness certificates, obtaining money under
false pretenses, etc. to the amount Of
thousands Of dollars, returned o verdict
Of guilty. Clouston Is also indicted
for stealing a box Of records, auditors
papers and other papers In the case
against him from the hotel during the
absence Of the auditors clerk. He 4
also charged with having been at the
bottom Of the attempted Jail delivery,
when the janitor, Hall, was attacked
and blinded by red pepper by James, q
United States prisoner
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-20
HER FooLlsHNEss



Her Lifa.
COLUMBUS, O., Dec, 20.--Daisy Scott,
thesbeautiful little fourteen-year-old
daughter OF &. M. Scott, grocer doing
bnsiness and living at the northwest
corner Of Long and Seventeenth streets.
was preparing herself for church Sum
day evening. and with Zoe Myers, her
seyen-year-old niece, stepped into the
room Of Charles Brown, her fathers
employee, to change her dress. the room
being warm and Brown absent
Two revolvers were lying on q dress
ing case in the room, one an old-fash-
toned, single action affair and the
other o modern double-acting Smith q
Wesson. The former Daisy knew, 1t
being her fathers, and she amused her.
self and Zoe by brandishing II as II she
were about to shoot The newer and
brighter revolver she then picked mp,
put the muzzle to her temple, and, not
knowing the principle Of the double
action, pulled the trigger A No, SO
cartridge crashed through her temple
and she fell dead.
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The Dying stateana !.

WASHINGTON, Dec 20. "A reporter
visited Mr. Blainc's house at $3.50 o'clock
Monday and was informed by the Mt
tendant who answered the bell that
mr.. Blaine is little better this norm
ing and had fairly good nights rest !"
That the ex-secretary Is dying nc
one now denies, and the dcsper.
ate condition Of the patient was shown
Monday morning when DIR. Alfred L
LOOMS, the specialist In Brights dis
ease, reached here, having come on the
midnight train from New York In an.
swer TO a summons from James @.
Blaine, jr. He was ut the house at
o'clock In consultation with the other
physicians. Mrs. Emmons Blaine ar
rived Mt midnight, and now all Of Mr.
Biaine's near relatives are ut his bed
side.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-20

New York, Dee. 90 lin an address
delivered by Rev. DIR. Edward Nc
Glynn, on Archbishop Satolli and the
School Quetion." DIR. McGlynn said he
was glad to repeattwords Of praise and
con9ratulation for Archbishop Satolli's
address. His visit marks the beginning
OF q new and important epoch in the
Catholic church in the United States.
All the discords and discussions In the
church have been swept away, and It Is
shown that the Catholic religion does
not require American citizens to antaGz
onize and denounce, but rather permits
and encourages cooperation Win
American institutions
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-20
CONDENSED NEWS
Gathered From All Parts 81 the Con try
BY Teleprnnh.

Gathered From All Parts Of the Con try
ny Telegraph.
The war department has decided
again to garrison Key West Fla.
Robert Beatty, charged with compile
ity IN the Homestead poison plot. was
held to court in the sum Of IS,
U. S. minister TO Chilli, Patrick Egan,
arrived at Panama Saturday morning,
and sailed in the afternoon for yalpa-
raiso
Principal Vorhise, of the Williams
burg school. Col, was run out of town
for furnishing pupils by pulling their
teeth.
At New York. the jury in the Jacobs
Sire breach of promise case found y
verdict Monday morning for the plain
tiff for SIS, 900 damages
At a recent meeting or the Harvard
Foot Ball association, ID. q. Waters, -,
a Boston boy, was elected captain Of
the eleven for next year.
The Berlin Reichsanzeiger announces
that five cases of cholera : and two
deaths have been reported in Hamburg
in the last three weeks
A freight train ran into q work train
Mt Nelson Station, Mimi, on the Great
Northern railroad, Sunday morning,
killing eight men and wounding five
others
Mrs. Gladstone, wife Of the English
premier. owns property on the Cana
dian side Of Niagara falls, but has
never exercised the right to vote for
-. :. - -. ~ A.. A,...nt
Representative Owen Scott will de-
mand o hearing after the holidays on
his whisky tax increase The bill. the
author says, will increase the revenue
from 500, 600. 900 to s125, 900, 900 on dis
titled spirits alone.
Bert Tole and James Short disputed
at Evansville, Sunday, over q trivial
matter. AnRered to madness, Tole drew
q revolver and shot Short through the
head, killing him Instantly. Tole is an
ex-convict and Short q reputable cit
izen.
A soap box containing the chopped
up remains Of q white person was dis.
covered in the railroad baggage room
| ut Quincy, Ill, by the odor emitted. n
had been shipped II the Union depot
SC Louis. BY 9 supposed medical stud
/ emit.
Two more women were arrested near
Larnbery. Eng, for baby farming. In.
/ fants' bodies were found in the gardens
and court-yards behind the houses o.
the midwivcs Many Of the children
| were killed by starvation. Others by ex.
posture to wet and cold.
The Echo of Paris Monday published
an interview with NJ. Cornelius Herr
who, it is charged. is deeply implicated
1 in the Panama canal scandal In ths
interview NJ. Herr declares that he hae
nothing to do with the affairs Of thu
Panama Co. At the time it is charged
that the wholesale bribery was going
! on--in lSSs-he was living in Frakfort
II Germany.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-20

Horror, Kas., Dec 20. The extreme
winter weather that has prevailed in
Western Kansas this month has caused
much suffering among the settlers
There has been much snow and the
weather has been very cold. Cattle
have been deprived Of the grazing and
storms have been so extensive that II Il
almost impossible to keep the settlers
supplied with sufficient fuel to keep
them warm. II Is manifest that II this
weather continues throughout the win.
ter as IL has for the past three weeks
there will be much suffering among
the poor settlers in the western and
northwestern counties and a great deal
.of stock will perish for want Of food
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-20

New York, Dec. 90. The fve-story
brick building at the corner4of Flush
inc avenue and Ryerson street, Brook
Iyn. owned and occupied by VIM c. A.
jurrens, wholesale grocer, was totally
destroyed by fire early Sunday morning,
together with several Of the adjoining
buildings on either side. The loss VIII
probably foot up to nearly $500, 900, The
loss Is about $50, 900 on the buildings
and $500, 900 on the stock, fully COW
cred by insurance. 1t is believed that
the FIRE was incendiary.
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SHOOTING match IN North carollna.

AsHEvILLE, N. G., Dec. 20 leicester
village lies twelve miles west Of this
.city. At that point o. r. Jones was
killed. and his son, Jesse Jones, fatally
shot. Young Jones refused to work on
the public roads upon his fathers nd
vice. A posse under Constable Stevens
went to arrest him, and was fired upon
In the fusilade Jones pere was killed
and his son and DR.. J.=M Stevens
xvonnded. NJ TN
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APreaoher locked Out.

DETROIT, Mich, Dec 90 When the
preacher who was appointed to succeed
Rev. Mr.. .Welton, at the Thompson
Presbyterian church, appeared at the
church Sunday morning he found the
doors, locked. On each door was posted
q notice, signed BY the members OF the
congregation, setting forth that the
Presbytery had erred In deposing Pas
tor Welton, and declaring that i he
could not preach there Sunday no one
could The difficulty between Presoy-
terry and congregation is still far from
eettlement
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An EfYort n Favor Of paige

CLEVELAND, o.. Dec. 90. IAN effort Is
already being made to secure the par
don Of Ralph X. Paige. the gainesville
bank wreclxer, who was tried for forg-
cry In this city last spring and sent to
the penitentiary for ten years A friend
Of Paige said in Columbus Friday that
he had reason TO believe that Paige
would not remain in prison another
twelve months, and would not be sur
prised to see the pardon come before
the new year begins
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Arrcats Will FOLLOW.

CINCINNATI, Dec 20The next step
in the matter of the shortage In the
local freight office of the Louisville and
Nashville railroad, now that deficiency
Of at least $50, 900 has been found to ex-
list. will, in all probability, be the insti-
tuition OF criminal proceedings against
both ex-Agent MeCourt and ex-Cashier
Shotwell. Both civil and criminal suits
xUfIl be entered.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-20

LEXINGTON. KY. Dec. 90. The train
over the Louisville and Nashville rail-
road arrived here at the appointed hour,
Sunday afternoon. bearing all that Is
earthly of Senator r l. Gibson, Of
Louisiana The remains were removed
to the residence Of his brother. Col
Hart Gibson, Of this city, where they
will remain In state until II Monday
morning, when the casiet will be re-
moved TO St PaupsN Catholic church,
where the funeral will be conducted
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Two OF THEM ARE DEAD.
And Two Others are Said to be in a
Dying Condition.
CELEBRATED THEIR PAY DAY
Their Savage Rage d Now APPeased Four Railroad
Men on Pay Day Spree Wind up
in Free Fight,

4
CIScINEArI, Dec 20.--Two dead and
two dying Is the result Of q carnival OF
crime which took place at Walton, KY,
early Saturday morning. A bloody
fight began, which continued all night,
and was taken part in by gang Of
laborers employed at Hog Run tunnel
on the L q N. railroad
The trouble originated with four col
ored mem VIM Jackson, VIM. Grimes,
Dudley Warner and an unknown who
answered to the nickname Of "Grimy.'
Several days ago a pay car passed
through the place, and oil OF them
were paid their wages. They celebrat'
ed the event by getting on q spree
which, lasting for three days, culminat
ed in an awful tragedy.
On Friday night ''Grimy," who was Q
comparative stranger, accused Jackson
of having stolen some money from him
jackson denied the charge and called
.sGrimy' a thief The two men begar
to fight, and, drawing razor, Jacltsor
cut ''Grimy" across the face The Other
two men took . hand, apd for nearly AZ
hour clubs, knives and stones wert
used, the noise of the conflict attracting
other laborers. who joined in the battle
Distress signals were sent to Zion sta,
ton, but no one at that village cared x
undertake the quelling Of the murder
GUS mob, which continued the riot until
nearly morning. Then an ominoui
silence took the place Of oaths yells
and blows
Eariy Saturday morning posse q.
worxmen az the tunnel star 1IipN.hs
| direction q the creek wher4 = vol
fnad I'll j l.Ikd Allzf 4 tfamp d neal,
| " 4 niiid toward the south they came
upon spectacle that chilled the blood
ID their veins. Lying in 3 ravine were
| the bodies OF four men. jackson was
dead, his sightless eyes staring at the
sky. Warner died few minutes after
being found. The other two men are
being cared for, but they are cut e
pieces and their lives are despaired OF.
The quadruple tragedy is the climax tc
o series Of crimes In that section of the
country, which is about thirty miles
from this city. There is intense ex'
element about the scene of the muir
/ ders
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JACKSON, Mich, Dec %. 1t has just
become known that fight occurred I'm
the state penitentiary here Saturday
between convict employed in the trip
hammer department and one Of the
keepers A ring was formed and the
two men fought to q finish. Tho keeper
was whipped. The other convicts baf'
fed ali attempts of the authorities T.
break into the ring.
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t.rew,.r Each Other. cud.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Dec. 20.--John
Malsbury was fined IS and costs,
amounting to $50. for whipping Maud
Mccain, one of his pupils. He has APP
pealed the case. One Of the teachers
methods for breaking up the habit OF
the pupils chewing gum was to take the
cud from one and require another to
masticate it for while. This broke up
the gum chewing habit pretty rapidly.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-20

WABASH, Ind. Dec. 20. Within the
next few days the operators on the Wa,
bash railroad system win demand IN
increase In wages and modification Of
existing rules, and II the company re
sjccts the scale now prepared and ready
for presentation q strike Of all member
Of the Order Of Railway TelegrapherI
Is almost certain TO follow.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-20

Fl Riley, Kan, Dec. 2o.--First Ser
Sgeant Lloyd. Troop /. Seventh cavalry,
committed suicide by shooting himself
in the head with q revolver. Lloyd was
with his troopin the battle Of Wounded
Knee, and received q. painful wound
Since then he has been in poor health
and Respondent.
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cruclx sl,ota I,efsntedl.

BERLIN. Dec. 90.--Gustav thinner
man, of the New Yorlxa Independent
Schutzen corps. who won first prize In q
target contest at Wiesbaden, q few days
ago, has achieved another triumph at
Frankfort-on-the-M Main, where he took
the frst prize for rapid target shooting.
beating all Of the crack German rifle
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.A,.,.tan, rostmaster Generai.

Albany, N. Y, Doc 20. The Argus
saws: There 10 reliable authority for
the statement that the position Of first
assistant postmaster general under the
incoming administration will be filed
bv Hon. Robert NJ. MAXWELL Of Gene
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rlre b 81 Alabalna lIlne.

BrRMIxeHAM, Ala, Dec. GA seri-t
GUS fire broke out Saturday night in
mine No. 5 Of the old Cahaba Coal Co
at Blocton. The fre Is believed TO have
an incendiary origin. II will be 81
least two weeks before IT can be extin-
guished. Several men are said to be
shut up in the mine. and they viii Ger
tainly perish.
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stnmDoui In New York.

New YORK, Dec. 2O.-The Hobart
trutting stock. including Stamboul and
the dame OF Nancy Hanks, arrived al
the Grand Central station Sunday morn
ing. Tie lot includes sixty-eight head
a.t,,gcthc. aad WIN be disposed o.
Tuesday and Wednesday at auction.
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rhn SnggestIon ltilIcaled.

LONDON, Dec. 20. The officials Of the
British board Of agriculture ridicule
the suggestion that commission be
sent to inquire into the prevalence Of
pleuro.pneumonia among cattle In Cam
ada
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New YoRK, Dec. 20. Emma Goldman.
the friend Of BergmAnn. who shot Il. o.
Frick, cowhided Herr Most Sunday
night as he was about to begin his lee
ture to the German and Hebrew nnars
chist groups in Odd Fellows han. Most
II Is said attacked Miss Goldman Ia Ms
paper. The quarrel = Of long standing
and has assumed increased bitterness
since the shooting Of Friclr. which Most
discountenanced. The woman, tofsth-
erNwith . wing Of the anarchist orrnni-
zation, holds that Bergmnnn Is q hero
and d split has followed. The AFFAIR
caused considerable excitement and IL
likely to develop further trouble
PROTESTANT church Dedicated In nladrIa.
LONDON, Dec. 70. The Stahdnra,s
Madrid correspondent says that. desnifo
the emphatic protests Of the papnl nun
clio, the bishop Of Madrid and thou
sands Of aristocratic Catholics The
Protestant church was consecraied
I Monday with the consent Of Premier
Sagasta Archbishop Plnnlxek 81 Dub.
lin, Pere Hyacinth and several EheIish
clergymen were presents The e6nst-
| Grafton ceremony had been deferred r.
/ peatedly, as the approval Of the con-
I servative premier just succeeded ~
l Saeasta could not be obtained
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WEST VIRGINIA. MiLiTiAMEN

.fEefnso ~ Fines aid VISIT HhelH
.o..o. Va va. Dee % z-zt
the Inst meeting Of Company 3. Spill;
man rifles, Of West Virginia National
guards, q spirited discussion arose over
the payment Of fines which had been
imposed upon the boys by Capt Morri-
son for absentecism and other derelic-
lions Of duty. Capt Morrison had en-
deavored in every mild way to collect
the fines, which had been legally Inn
posed, but the boys resisted payment
They claimed TO be tired Of being militia
men, and wanted the company dis
banded. The officers thought dill ferently,
and put on fine for every absence when
duty called. At the meeting the alter
native was given Of paying the fines or
having them collected by the sheriff
The boys refused to pay . cent so the
fines will be certified TO headquarters
and then sent to the sheriff for collec-
ton. The boys are all socially promi-
nent and do not like soldiers hard
ships They would give good deal to
have the company disbanded.
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ssThe DAILY WORLD is a credit TO-
Martinsburg,' says worthy citizen.
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PROTECTING THE MINORITY.
A Measure Making Changes In the Nation
nj Making Laws.

A Measure Making Changes In the nation
NJ Ranking Laws.
WAaHINaToN. Dec. 90 "A bill for the
protection Of minority stockholders In
certain national banks has been intro
duced In the house by Representative
Bacon by request The bill makes II
unlawful for any national bank with n
capital OF $1,000 or lcsA after the
bank has accumulated surplus fund
and undivided profit equal to Its
capital, accumulate latter doducting
losses) moro than twenty-five per
cent Of the net earnings Of the bank In
each year, as either surplus fund or
otherwise, except with the consent Of
shareholders owning rs per cent. Of the
banks stock. The salaries paid 10 the
officers Of such banks are not 70 aggre-
gate more than 10 per cent Of the capi-
tai. except with the consent Of htoek-
holders owning rs per cent ~ capital
stock; nor shall i salary b paid 70 .
non-rcsidcnt officer oxnopk with ~
49,. 4 - : y. " 49,
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An En6fs 10 DO Made 10 Have Capital
Punishment Abolished n New York.
ArnANrs N r.. Doc. 90 "A deter
mined effort will DO made this winter
TO have the Legislature abolish capital
punishment and substitute life impris-
onment Some Of the strongest advo-
Gates Of this action are returned 70 the
Legislature this year. and II Il inti-
mated that Gov. Flower Is not adverse
to It and, In fact, favors II Assembly
man Stein and senator Smith favored
bills Of this character proposed last
year.
The bill to be proposed this year will
also take from the chief executive the
power Of pardon and In its place allow
pardons to be granted by the court
alone upon the presentation Of new EVIL
dence Of an extennating nature. There
are ut present eleven murderers In the
various prisons Of the state awaiting
death.