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Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

Il. W. Gsligher went out TO White Hills
Monday and returned Wednesday night
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

A number OF prospectors are in the
Grand Canyon country, near the Mohave
and Geronimo county line, in search Of
gold, silver and copper.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

Winter rains set in yesterday and this
morning the mountain ranges are GOV.
cred with snow.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Frost we're IN
from wallapai Springs this week.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

Byron Collins is in from BlsckfooI
nine and will spend the holidays in
town.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

George Statzer was in from Crozier's
INCH this week.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

The board Of supervisors have not
published the list OF property sold to the
territory, as required by law No law
il necessary to govern our county board.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

Quite crowd Of Kingman sports went
out TO White Hills this week.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

Egg nog WAS circulating very freely
yesterday, q foretaste OF Christmas.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

Charles Bowers, a brother Of George
NJ. Bowers is stopping in Kingman.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

There is daily attendance OF forty
three scholars at the public school in
Kingmsn.'
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

Judge Henry Schaefer has gone to
White Hills to look after his mining in
terests.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

Arizona will soon be one Of the richest
states on the Pacific coast.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

Mr.. Politzer, Of the Phenix Republi
can, was caller a, the MINER Office this
week.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

w. II. Lake is doing great deal O
work on his place near the courthouse.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

Two more suits have been filed at
White Hills against the Senator com
pany.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

We wish all our readers merry
Christmas and very happy New Year.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

The ST. Louis Republic gives Mark
Smith full credit for the passage Of the
Arizona statehood bill through the
house.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

Judge J. NJ. Murphy paid White Hills
3 visit this week.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

J. L. Nelson is visiting his home at
Peach Springs.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

The turkeys to be shot at tomorrow
have arrived.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

Ed. Burke has gone to San Francisco
here he will remain several months.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

Cal Cross has been running his stage
regularly the past week.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

Hank Brenton Of White Hills was in
Ungmsn Monday.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

A number Of scraps took place Monday
among the Indians over the distr ibution
OF rations.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

W. g. Carleton is in from White Hills.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
FOCAL AND PERSONAL

Malcolm McLeish has gone to San
usancisco.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

Admiral MeIlo has captnrned Rio and
Pres PieXota has resigned in his favor,
is the latest from the Brazilian war.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

The grade for the White Hills mill ha,
been completed ana the work Of erection
begun.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

NJ. W. Scott came In from White Hills
and will remain until after Christmas.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

Steve Smith and Mr.. SEVERN took out
a load Of provisions to Chloride yester.
day.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23
Remember the little ones.

Swearing off time is near at hand.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23
Turkey shoot tomorrow.

Turkey shoot tomorrow.
Robert Petty is in from the Ark mine.
Governor Hughes has gone TO Wash.
ington.
William Miller has returned TO Hack
berry.
John Hendry, OF Needles, is visiting
KiDgman.
J.C. Potts came In from White Hills
last night.
A. NJ. McDuffee is in town from
Chloride.
John Griffin is in town from the Black.
foot mine.
John Granfeld WAS in from Cerbst
this week.
John Fielding was down from Hack.
berry Thursday.
DIR. Smith is working his gold mine at
Layne Springs.
Two Needles sports went out TO White
Hills this morning.
Joe Finnegan brought in . band Of
horses last Sunday.
Charles Sherman was over from Min
ersl Park Monday.
Mrs. Gilliland, Of Chloride, was in
Kingman Thursday.
Money is quite plentiful in White
Hills since pay day.
Supt. MCGOWAN distributed rations TO
the Wsllspais Monday.
Mrs. L. j. Watkins left for her home
10 San Jose Thursday night.
John Jamison was in from Layne
Springs the first OF the week.
Thorn As Stinson was in Kingmsn from
the Blsckfoot mine yesterday.
George Miller, the cattle man, was up
from the Colorado river this week.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

The prisoner who made his exit from
the county Jail through the roof last week
has not vet been captured.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

Thomas B Shipp was ny from his cat
tie ranch on the Sandy Thursday.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

George Miller, the cattle man, was u
from the Colorado river this week.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

Congress has adjourned over the holi-
days but will take up the statehood bills
IA soon az IL reassembles
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

Judge Hawkins was highly compli-
mented by the grand jury last week.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

Judge Hawkins and the out Of town
attorneys returned home last Saturday
evening.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

Thorn As Stinson was in Kingmsn frot
the Backfoot mine yesterday.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

John Jsmison was in from Lsyn.
Springs the first OF the week.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

Mrs. l., J. Watkins left for her hom,
10 San Jose Thursday night.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

Robert Petty is in from the Ark mine.
Mohave County miner., 1893-12-23

Supt. MCGOWAN distributed rations
the Wsllspais Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
A BUNCO MANS CLEVER ESCAPE.

Middlctown, ~ V. April o5.-It has been dis
covered that an accomplish OF r. H. Dnnforth. Red
Austin the hunco man. who was In prison here for
swindling u farmer named Crowley ont OF $1,000
IL year ago has clcvcrly secured the liberty OF the
prisoner About two weeks ago man who said that
he was United states Marshal called on Under
sheriff Coodnle nc Ncwburg and asked for Austin
who he said WAS wanted In New York for slippery
work. lie wore n shield and had warrant.
AUSTIN through his friends, had returned the $1,000
Ia Crowley and the farmer was aftcrward unable to
Identify him. Austin" therefore. not indicted
by the last Grand Jury
There was another indictment against him, how
ever for conspiracy and his bail Oh that charge had
been fixed at $1,000. The profcsscd marshal de-
posI,ed the bail money with the County Treasurer
OF Orange County. sheriff Goodalc and the marshal
then went to Sheriff Alexander. at Goshen. and
II was decided to let the stranger take Austin. -
II bias Just been learned that the prct ended marshal
was a confederate Of the buncocr aud that the war.
rant was forgery. Governor Flower has cited
sheriff Alexander 10 appear before him 10 show why
he let the rascal SKIP through hi, fingers. The
sheriff his suspended Goodalr pending an inves
cation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
PROBABLY LYyCHED THE WRONG NAN.

Columbia. :. C.. April % tspeciaD.-rhc excite
mcnt popnlacc tin. little village OF Denmark.
thi, State over the assault on Miss Bessie Baxter
fifteen years old by an unknown negro ten days ago
eliminated ut 10 o'clock last night IN the lynchlng
Of John Peterson by mob OF 800 persons. who filled
his body with bullets while It dangled from n tree
There Is every reason believe tnat Peterson was
Innocent and that the mob wrrakcd Its vengeance
the wrong person Peterson. who had been slIs
ptctcd oi tho crime, came 10 Columbia
last Saturday and delivered himself 10
the Governor. asking his protection. The
Governor tnrncd him 10 constable to be taken
TO Denmark. and telesraphcd TO deputy 10 have
present witnesses whom Peterson cn!mcd conld
tabish m abb for him. The court adjourned with.
out getting any tangible evidence against Peterson
But the crowd WIS so frcnked that II could not be-
restrained. and Peterson WIS hanged. Governor TIL
is being severely criticised for having sent Peter
to his doom IN Denmark his action icing regarded
rs Invitation to Judge Lynch's court to pass upon
the case In their own way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
FATAL FIRE IN A CHICAGO ARMORY.

Chicago April o5.-The magnificent new armory OF
the Ist Regiment. Illinois National Guaris was de-
stroycd BY fire this morning. Two men persisted
In the flames md others were rescued from Immediate
death by the heroism Of tho frcmcn, but not until
they were badly Injured. The dead Harry John
SON colorcd janitor slept in buifdng; Walter VII
lians. colorcd janitor, slept in building The injured
are r.. W. Laeau electric light ncman, burned about
head and back. will recover; Christopher Williams
electric light IIneman burned about back and sloui-
ders will recover The loss 10 property IS placed nj
about s2I3OOo which is only parity covered by ins"r
aoce This includes the loss Of 81 so 900 the building
the scenery OF the Trocadcro Concert Troupe the arms
and ACCOMPLISHMENTS the dress and service uniforms
and the handsome furnishings OF the various Isl
Regiment militia companies. The origin OF Inc nv
e.. IiukpnNn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
THE PRIZE WENT TO EIGHTY SEvEy.

There was and close contest last night for the
table OF honor dinner OF the Amherst Young Alumni
Association at the It. PENIS Hotel This table with
which went basket o. now' r. aud champagne.
TO be for the which had the
dinner When had bcea counted L. WAS that
three classes each had eleven men present 49, 81 and 81
Nv lot the prize went To 49, amid cheers.
The attendance large and the dinner a success in
all respects. There wa, number OF tables each being
as far A. possible set apart for particular class A. r.
Cushan presided Among the SPEAKERS WIRE
Edward Hitchcock and d. r. Todd ID. r. Kellogg the
Row. Cornelius H. Patton james l.. Bishop A. H. Dakin
OF the BOSTON Amherst Alumni Association aud Garry
Buckley Of Washington
~ the business meeting the follow ing officers wcrc
elected President W. s. Roster: vice W. H.
- asen ana z. II. Fsows; secretary. T. Z. Jackson
ID treasurer 4. p. AlNofd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
DIFFICULTIES or TARIFF REVISiON'
An OBJECT LESSON PRESENTED By '"% III
vrr,sE BUSINESS INTERESTS OF slNuLE
CONGRESS DISTRICT.

Washington. Apni 20 (Specan.-In conversation
with a reporter to-day. Representative 'P'rr,, VA
Connecticut mentioned some facts when ore h"c''
80 nr,vol. not a little discussion and bitter contro-
v.rsy when the LID Congress shnll uhder'a"o "
revise the tnrn and bring 1t into harmony With mo
rb,covo n,s,form. Mr. sperry himself may turn out
IN be a "sugarcoa'ed frolccuo"'' oo'"0 WV ~
+, ended lie said
III 4, very common TO hear one say, rake Tue
tarn of raw materials but lets see what raw
nnt4ruls are My district IS one OF the most PCT
pIexing ON the tariff question that can DO io"hd III
Tho country In New britain We manufacture builders
hardware table cutlery. edged and carpenters toos
At Bristol and Pcrryville We turn out CLOCKS ny ue
,bousand. The largest silk mill In the wofd ID
s,,u,,,d I'm my district south Manchester Is large
Garnet manufacturing place, while Vt Rockville they
,prn ont great quantities Of woolien goods. Ihen
INV district Is tho great tobacco growing poruoh OF
Connecticut.
In New. britain plsi Iron is a raw material. III
Pittsbnrg 10 Is a finished product After Inc iar"er
has raised his sheep. cut the wool and secured ana
sacked II. Il Is 10 him d flushed product and he de-
mands protection thereon. But At Rockville IL ID
raw material md the Rockville manufacturers ~Ah'
IN he protected from foreign manufacturers Of unisheo
woollcn goods. In tie tobacco district the lear Is
finished product when 1t leaves the growers hanhs
% fr as he Is concerned but the cgarmaker considers
IL a raw material All New.E England wants is Tree
iron aId steel aud free ores, ana sho wouo Also WIN
free coal. But Pennsylvania wants the sooaiied ra"
materials taxed because when they leave her bonnda
res they are finished to her Out In the great West
md In the South different aud anngonsttc condlt'c
Of affairs Is presented for the people out there have
TO buy the products OF the East They are therefore
nearly all Free Traders. for they want to get 'her
stuff In an open market As cheap as possible.
"The sectional interests In this country are so
diverse that It will be extremely difficult TO agree
upon tariff bill which will meet the approval OF
the majority Of the Houses Of Congress. look for
the hottest kind OF q fight, exceeding In carneStness
and bitterness the Mckinley bill fight. For Instance
the Government loses S54 900 900 annually Of duty
On sugar alone by making sugar FREQ while We pay
ont approximately s1O.OOOOOO as a bounty. Here
il n loss 20 the Government OF $64 100000 on sugar
alone which the people must make up In some form
~ IN alton. doubt however, whether either party
would dare to restore the 2cent duty, because sugar
& n food product that goes Into every family. and an
Increased tax wond Increase the cost 10 the con
sumner which might be resented at the polls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
BASEBALL IN EARNEST TO- MORROW.
THE OPENING GAME TO DE PLAYED. SoTw1TH.
STANDING THE REVIEW.

The formal opening OF the baseball season at the Polo
Grounds VIII be observed with the usual pomp
There will be music, flags. bunting and other features
seen a. such times. The game will be between the New
York and Boston teams and contest ought 20 he worth
going miles TO witness The champions generally run
away with the Giants but the friends OF NewYorHs re-
juyinated team hope decided change this The
local management confident that the Naval Parade
Will In good for those who wish
to attend the game at the Polo Grounds TO do 90.
Dispatches Boston say that Nichols and Bennett
will be Boston's battery Doyle will catch for
NcYork and either King Huslc. probably the former
will do the pitching King appears TO be IN better cond
tion and Rusic has been successful against the
champions anyway. The Dostons have won more games
from I,usie any other club In the country.
The Brooklyn and the remnants Of the Mcropolitans
to play a benefit game Eastern Park ycstedy,
but the rain caused the poponemcnt OF the until
to-day. The proceeds viii be given TO the mother OF
Joe" Farrell dd.tlmc ball player who died in Brook
Ign last week
The players OF NcwYork and Brooklyn teams
werc kept Indoors 5y the weather yesterday. Al the
Polo Grounds to-day the Giants viii play their last
hbition game crossing bats with the Yale College team
The brooklyn team Will go to Philadelphia in the
morning where they open the League championship sea-
son against Quaker CITY team tomorrow afternoon
The Staten Athletics and Staten Island Crekets
VIII play game West Brighton. s. J.. Tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock On Saturday the Athletics will
cross bats with the Imperial Athletic Club ~ this city
The schedule Of the Staten Island Athletics includes
games With such clubs Black Diamonds NcwY0rk
A C Yale Law School Jaspcrs, Camden A. u, staten
Island CrIelcts and the kidgewood A. {.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
SHE SENT A BULLET INTO her TEMPLE.
MRS. UNDERWOOD DID NOT HEAR FROM HER

MRS. UNDERWOOD DID NOT HEAR FROM HER
HUSBAND AND BECAME DEsPONDENT.
Mrs Ellen Underwood shot herself in the head In
her home at No o06 Cllnton-st early yesterday morn
Irg and was believed TO be dying later In the day
IN the Gouverneur Hospital. She was born In Eng
land fortg-tw years ago. and was married there IN
1868 to Robert Underwood, Of a wealthy builder
OF London. Her husband brought her TO THIS CRY
two years afte- their marriage. lie prosperee IN
business for q time and was the proprietor OF TWO
pant stores, but he met revcrses a few years ago
and WINS obliged to go TO work as u house painter
His father died In London last summer leaving all
OF his property 10 his daughters. Robert ana tnEee
other sons not mentioned In the VIII. Thfy
decided to contest the Will, and Robert went 10
England TO take part In the contest lie wrote 10
his wife in this city once month. Dantel PERSON.
a tried friend OF the couple, boarded WIN MIS-
Underwood and sent some money TO her husband she
usually spoke OF him " Brother Dan'
The last letter which Mrs. Underwood receVea
from her husband written In March, ana she WAS
expecting another letter last week.. She WORRIED Do
causp il did not arrive fearing that some tronpie
had occurred Lately she has been q snherer Irom
headache. on Monday evening she was more oes-
pondent than usual. pistol shot IN her roo'"
aroused other inmates OF the house soon after a. H.
Yesterday, and she was found senselcss ana oice"s
I'm her bed. She had shot herself IN the te"p"'
An ambulance cnrricd her to the hospital. but the
surgeons said she probably would die from the MUIR!
In her room found the fragment OIL "o'e VIM
Dear brother Dan God bless you Tor your Kino'
ness 10 me and nv dearest husband NY neaa Is very
bad and | ace 80 many things aru,nd me-. j..
The revolver with which she had shot herself had
belonged to her husband.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
DENIED BY DE FREYClNET.
THE MEILNITE SCANDAL INQUIRED ADoo'
IN THE FRENCH SENATE

rrrp1N,s ACCUSATIONS DECLARED 10 DE
GRouNDLEss BY THE PRESENT AND
popNrR HEADS OF THE WAR oFF1CI.
Paris Anr, e5-The Senate discussed TO-DAY ''e
.os. q, N ,rprpia the inventor OF mcnnitc WIZ WIS
sentenccd In the summer Of 1891 - Jour S'"'' ,
nr,so,nent for having betrayed TO iofe'e"eiS uio
secrets OF the manufacture OF the eApo9N'' ~
Turpn was released on April II. and since he" '''u
nv several editors has been mailing charges OF cor
rupion and jobbery against NJ dc Freycihe' VINO WAS
Minister OF War at the time OF his cohvlc"oh.
Tho suh,ect was introduced by senator Edmond
Mor,ie- who asked whether an inquiry was TO be
made into the reasons behind the release OF NJ lur-
pin. ,
Eugene Cuerin Minister Of Justice, replied tha' NJ
Turpn's innocence was not Implied by the paiuoh'
NJ. Turpn was guilty beyond Doubt aud had deserved
IMPRISONMENT In twenty-one months. however he
had expiated his offence and had become a proper
subject Of mercy.
General Loizillon. Minister Of War. defended ut
length the conduct OF the War Office under NJ dc
Freycinet. The scandaOus accusations made By The
press that generals In the French Army had beiraycl
the secrets OF Turpin and that the whole meini'e
affair had been series Of Government jobs, were
without foundation In truth. and not fact had been
found to confirm the current denuncatiOns Of men
connected with the War Office.
NJ. dc Freycinet, with considerable show Of feeling.
thanked General Loizon for his defence OF the Min
istry OF War undrr Its former management. The
facts as 10 the negotiations between himself and NJ.
Turpin conld not cast the slightest shadow upon any
person connected with the War Office. lie himself
had bought for q period Of ten months all rights In
NJ. Turpin's discoveries. The price was 23oOOo
francs. NJ. Turpn had urged the Government TO bny
monopoly OF all his patents used In the manufacture
of mclnitc but the negotiations had failed becaus"
the price was too high. When the Government gave
up the idea of purchase NJ. Turpin was holding on
for 5000 900 francs. VI. Turpin lad 0iercC his III
vention TO Germany. but the German war once hao
declined to have anything to do with IT, II,
NJ Turpin had erred. in saying that pierre aci
was Identical with mcllnite: he had acted ulpusli'
fabiy, moreover. in using among foreigners appara
tus and information obtained from the war Del'r,,
ment However regrettable the facts We're. NE
country might rest assured that the eiciency OF ne
national defence had not been impaired Vas
desirable that everybody should understand That what
ever calumnies might he launched by persons OF
malicious intent. NJ Turpin was not condemned LOT
State reasons. applause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
A. MEApER WINS AT JAMAICA, l.. I.

The charter election ut jamaica, l.. j. took place
Yesterday. There we're three tickets In the Held
independent TIremen and Peoples. The total vote
was 454. The following candidates were elected;
President, A. l.. Meader. Firemens ticket; Trustees
Thomas Higgins, Charles Downing and Stephen A.
Mills; Treasurer. Alfred II. Beers; Clerk, George H.
Powell: Collector John Il. Everett; superintendent
Of Streets Jacob VOORHEES,; Constable Frank Iseh-
brandt. The main contest was between J. Tyler
Watts and A. l.. Meader for president. Mr.. Watts
had twice been president. and while holding that
office was president Of the electrclight company
which supplied the village with light. The cry was
raised that he had used the influence Of his ONCE to
secure contracts for his electric light company. This
was made an issue when Mr.. Watts was candidate
for denomination tive years ago, but was unsuccess
ful. His principal opponent then was Mr. Meader
n. .opoht 10 get even with Mr.. Meader BY opposing
him bitterly Yesterday ut the polls. Meader won by
III majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
= m ASHLEY JR MAKES AN EXPLANATION.

lanes NJ Ashley jr.. vice president OF the Toledo Ann
,ror and North Michigan Railroad the stock u which
was pounded down Monday from about thirty-nlne
gave out night the following cxpsnatou OF
the tca son the slump:
Tbc prsent depression IN Toledo and Ann Arbor stock
due 10 the sale OF large block Of the stock which
n,r o,aly held margins. When the unexpected de-
cline Logan was caught In another transaction and had
M money with which To Increase margins bhc
minutes notice NV stock which thrown the
market caused the present ow price. Tho railway com
any itself has with los In this fall Ia price L.
held no ,tork The road IL In good running order and
Inns largely increased earning capacity over last year
There Is no reason In the affairs Of The road why such
decline thoud tnkc place. On the contrary u tranr ALI
once has j, been completed with the Lake and
Chicago and Northwcstc:n which furnishes all the bust
nos. On. rod can handle. The directors Friday
to order the usual payment of interet the bonds"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
All desire for Hqnoy permanently 'rmo9ed.

All desire for liquor permanently rrm09ed.
The Empire Institute, I4o West
43d ST., New York, offers an i'm
proved scientific treatment for the
cure Of liquor, morphine, cocaine
and tobacco diseases.
Each case nrahd individually by Phr"-
clans ofMgA aanding, ;rilh regard 10 Tie
PHYSICAL becnharififs ofthe patient
Not single failure or unlavorab!e
physical result has occurred. No
detention from business is necessary.
Call and witness treatment. Highest
references.
DIRECTORS: JAMES r. PITCHER. A. D. CHAND-
IER PAUL WILSON, ". l.. GoSS. H. COUNT
LANDT DAVIS