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The morning call., 1894-10-28
HIS CHAINS FALL.
Colonel Juan CienfuegOs
Liberia ted.
The Prisoner Will Go to His Young
Wife in Mexico and Become a
Merchant There.

Colonel Juan Cienfuegos, the genial
swashb uckler who came with Ezets from
Central America because the good people
of his native land were anxious TO hang
him. has regained his freedom, and will
sail for Acapulco tomorrow. He has
been prisoner in the Alameda County
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THREE MEN INJURED.
Collapse of Brick Building at Los
Angeles

Los ANGELES, Oct. PA one-story
brick building in course of erection on
the north OF the plaza collapsed this after
noon, badly bruising three men.
The structure was a cheap affair, and
one of the iron pillars used in construct
ing it was not strong enough to sustain
the weight of the superstructure. No one
was seriously injured. w liam Duehreng,
a Dricklayer, had an arm broken. being
caught under the falling walls OF the build
ing
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WHICH HOLDS A LIKE STANDING TO
As Importers Of Fine Dress Fabrics

Determined to go out of the Jobbi ng
Business and invited us to purchase
OF their stock at large Discount be-
low their cost of importation. We
bought of them at 55c what cost them
73c to land. We have been trying all
season to convince you that we are
now carrying as fine a stock of Dress
Goods as any in town. This opportu.
nifty to purchase the best dress fabrics
imported into the United States by
one of the acknowledged leading
houses of the country was golden
one that we seized to convince you that
we are in position to give you more
and better dress fabrics for your
money than any one. This sale will
dispel all competitors arguments. You
won't miss it. And once you've looked
through our stock you'll find the
way in the future. Come as early as
you can MONDAY morning.
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THE HAMBURGER COMPANY,
Taylor and Market SITS.

stayed. playing careful innings of so. He
was joined by Price, who was soon dis
missed by good one-handed catch Of
Jackson's. Then Captain Hogue took his
place, and with Moriarty raised the score
to "a. His innings were played in his usual
careful way, and the last 20 runs came
very shortly, so the spectators were not
sorry when the innings were called. and
the visitors went in for half an hours bat
ting.
It was then too late to prevent draw.
Young Ward disposed of three wickets,
and at the call OF time jackson and Craigie
bad just pulled the total up to two dozen.
The score:
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Silks.

5Oc-Black All.Slk Satin MarveIeux, a de-
clded bargain for the price. Is low enough TO
be used for lining silks.
75c-Black Figured Taffeta. % inches wide.
Tue handsomest all-silk goods ever exhibited
al The price,
S1-Black Pekin Striped and Black Fancy
Figured Silks. This VIII be pronounced phe-
nomenal value.
Toe, 81 aud 81 25-Three of the greatest
values IN Black GrOs-erain Silks that we have
ever handled for he price. Raw silk is worth
more money han the price sked for the man
ufactured article.
75c-Colored Novelty Silks in Taffeta Duch-
esS. Surah and Marveleux. These goods were
lines Of Silks that were as high as 81 so a
yard. They are from the most celebrated
manufac turers.
50c-27-inch Cream India Silks extra heavy
quality.
soc TO S1-SuDerior values In Black India
Silks. IL will be apparent TO you at glance
when comparing quality with the prices quoted
here that no one but merchant going out
that are quoted here for to- morrow
The morning call., 1894-10-28

was demonstrated that the fight could not
be pulled off successfully ia Florida, and
il would be unbusiness-like to figure on a
match elsewhere yet.
Speaking of the kinetoscope. he said
that while 1t was great invention. two
men battling for the worlds champion
ship should not have in mind the benefits
TO accrue to the inventor when they met in
the ring. The scheme, he said, was irn-
practica ble
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Cloaks.

We are showing a line OF Tan Jackets at
81 so which for style and ft are not to be
equaled anywhere at $l0 At So we are
showing black and colored fur-rrimmed dou-
BILE Capes in medium weight or in blacks of
heavy cloth with a velvet collar. We have
never seen them equaled 10 our lives for the
price. Our line OF Jackets at SO up 10 $25
will save you from So TO $40 On the garment.
The sales of our Cloak Department have in'
creased so per cent and IL could not be done ca
wind. 1t requires merit, value, style and fl.
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RATTLING GAME.
Cornell Might Have Won Had She
Begun i'm Time.

New YORK, Oct. 27.-The football game
between Harvard and Cornell University
was played at Manhattan field TODAY and
resulted IN victory for Harvard after a
rattling game by % to II. The game was
from startto finish one of the best-cnn tested
matches ever played here and had tbe
Cornell boys worked with the same vim in
the first half which they displayed in the
last il is anything but impro ba bic that The
result might have been different The
teams were:
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His Last Voyage.

The good ship George b. Stetson, lying
at Harrison-street wharf. lost the young
est of her crew yesterday. Michael
Sch0efler, an apprentice, who was em-
pioyed waen the ship left New York few
months ago for this port. was drowned in
the Oay
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A DRAWN MATCH.
The Game Ends in Favor of the
AiamedaS,

AiamedaS.
The cricket match between the British
club of Bakersfield and the Alamedas.
at Alameda. was concluded yesterday and
resulted in draw in favor of the cup
holders.
With Alameds's lead Of 112 by their
first innings. and with four of their best
wickets down for 80. Bakersfield resumed
batting soon after II o'clock. and con-
cluded their innings for so runs.
Sioman and Randall then stared the
Alanedas' second innings, and put up 3s
between them in good style. AT the tail
OF the first wicket Moriariy went in anG
The morning call., 1894-10-28
THE HAMBURGER COMPANY.
Taylor and Market SITS.

Leport, who loses $500 by the fire. The
Jap lost $500. which will be shared by his
patrons. Mrs. Lincoln's loss is estimated
al $500. The fire was caused by an over
heated stove in the laundry.
The morning call., 1894-10-28
The Fire Record.

The Japanese laundry at 1926 Filbert
street was burned with most of its con-
tents early yesterday morning. and The ad-
Joining building, owned by Mrs. E. Lin
colp, was badly damaged. The building
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YALE AND WEST POINT.
The Civilians Play Better Than the
Soldiers

WEST POINT. Der. 27.-Upward of COCO
people turned out to see the Yale-Cadet
game here to-day. The weather was all
that could be desired and the game was
played without break in the halves. The
score was: Yale - West Pint 8.
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Twenty Years for Murder

Los ANGELES. Oct. 27.-Oran Miller. the
youthful murderer OF Peter Peterson at
San Pedro in July last, was to-day SEN
fenced to twenty years in the penitentiary
at Folsom by Judge Smith.
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Millinery.

| Our success this season has been phenom
email. We have received several new styles or
evening hats also some new things in street
hats. Our styles and prices are alone respon-
sible for The success we enjoy
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Umbrellas.

Our fall stock has just been opened. We are
Offering them AT unusually low prices because
good manv OF them are sold for the manu-
tacturer's account.
Our line OF ladies' and gents Umbrellas at
prices from 81 up will show decided improve
ment over anything heretofore shown. We
have specially good umbrellas at 81 so, 81 70
and 81 for ladies and gents. Better grades
range from 81 so TO $40.
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OPPOSES THE KINETOscOpE.
Corbett Does Not Want to Fight
for an Inventors Benefit.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. 27.-Cbampion
Corbett speaking to-day of the $4,000
offer OF The Kinetoscope Company, said it
will not be considered at this time until it
The morning call., 1894-10-28
TIGERS WITH A RUSH
Roll Up Many Points Against the
Volunteers,

PRINCETON, N. j.. Oct. 27.-The Tigers
rolled up thirty-four points against the
Volunteers OF New York to-day ia two
twenty-nine minute halves. Score: Prince
tO0 VoIn
The morning call., 1894-10-28
Storm Serges, Indigo Blues and
Blacks

| 371ze to S2-American and English manu-.
/ factures. and the very best of indigo and black
] dyes, warranted not TO crack.
The best value SergeS for the price youI
money ever purchased.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

nUN'I NJ AXE 4 MIS-
~ take in the nun ber.
HS Directly opposite
Saratoga Hall. Obdon-
tunder is a 10 al prepa-
ration. which makes the
extraction of teeth alb
soIutelypainless ana pro-
duces pos tiveIY no rad
results. Note price list /:
Extraction painless 25c
Bone Filllng.........5Uc
Amalgam. ............50c
Gold. ld..................75c
The morning call., 1894-10-28

OBD NTUNDER DENTAL ARLons
S15s4 Geary ST. DIR. r. L. WALSH, Proprietor
Between Larkin and HYDE.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

BUY paints, oils and glass Off. N. Woods &
Co., 5l First street. Lowest prices-
The morning call., 1894-10-28

The association will continue the racing
all next week
The morning call., 1894-10-28

Every operation guaranteed to give
sel6 tfeod Sp
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-19
eonrt .. eounseI ler the eontestanl

court as counsel for the contestant 4. Ruiz.
 F. D. Barnhart a Denver mining man arrived in town a few days since and has located his headquar- ters here.
 Alice Hanghey, whose father died about a month ago. has been sent back to her grand mother in Indian territory.
 Arthur Gage returned last even ing from his visit to Santa Monica. He has been greatly improved in health by his trip and rest from work.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. W. Fisher are in town from Castle ereek with their young daughter, receiving surgical attendance for the latter who Is suffering with broken arm.
 Arthur G. Wells. who will super sesie T. R. Gabel as general super intendent of the Atlantic X Pacific railroad on January 1, arrived ia Prescott last night on railroad busi- ness. He was accompanied by Major D. M. Riorclan, of Flagstaff. Both gentleman l,sst this morning for visit to Jerome.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-19
wants a Diyoeee From a oenpsotlnr Line.

Wants Divosce From CennectlnE Line.
 < recent telegram from St. Louis
 says: Receivers of the Santa Fe railroad have asked permission of the courts for a severance of all re-
 lations with the Atlantic and Pacific railroad, running from Albuquerque to Mohave, Cal. The petition re- cites numerous agreements between the Santa Fe and A. & r. looking Co an exchange of business and practi- cal corporation between the two roads. The contract has developed iutoa burden on the Santa Fe. The petition also asks for a discontinu- ance of a nember of small lines in Kansas and Missouri, on the grounds that they are not paying expenses.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-19
FRIDAYS Daily, December I4.


 The tax receipts on Wednesday amounted to 5000 and yesterday to S2,0O0.
 Grading for the foundation of the :. F. r. x F. machine shops has been commenced.
 The present muddy condition of the streets makes the question of cross walks to the plaza a hving issue. Let those who have occasion to go to the court house agitate it. The city council last night decided to call an election for mayor and two councilmen, as provided by the charter. The other officers will be appointed by the mayor-slect and confirmed by the council.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 c. c. Hall. the we'll kuowa com mercial traveller of Albuquerque is in town.
 ". c. Van Scoy, a brother of the late James Van Scoy lS recent arrival from Pennsylvania.
 B. NJ. Goldwater returned to-day from his trip east and to California. He Is greatly improved in health.
 Jasper Frederioks has returned from San Francisco aud has taken his old position in J. l.. Fishers store.
 J. E. Saint, ex-Mayor of Albu- querque, is in town on visit. Everybody in the south west knows Joe Saint, whom to know Is to like.
 C. P. Pearson, a well known rail- road man and telegraph operator from southern Arizona, arrived in Prescott few days since and will take charge of the railroad office at Wickeukurg.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-19
SATURDAYS Daily, December 15.

The snow storm continues.
 The call for the city election appears in this issue.
 Monday is positively the last day Of the gold wire artist.
 Eighteen inches of snow are re- ported in the mountains around Prescott.
 The Needles Bank has closed it's doors. \ demand on it for Sl,000 caused it to collapse.
 Two Apache Indians were mar ried at Globe recently by the pro- bate judge of Gila county. Local nimrodS are on the qui yive for good duck shooting An out break is liable to occur any day. Two hunting parties have left Whipple recently. Captain Bucha- nan and pr. Evarts comprised one, l and Sergeant Low and three others comprised the other.
 Two horses, owned by E. D. Mor- gan. of Kirkland valley, but being worked by Louie Kee, were either stolen or strayed from the old Gray Eagle stables last Wednesday night.
 Contractors Davidson and Fitz- simmons, who are erecting the ! Bashford- -Burmister COmp1ny's big 1 building, are waiting for the clouds to roll by to complete the brick work. Had the storm delayed it's arrival for week, the walls would have been completed before this. The front of the building will be about the night of four or dinary stories, in order to give the roof sufficient pitcn to carry the water to the alley in the rear, and it | will be quite handsome ornament to the north side of the plaza.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 J. L. Fisher is laid up with a se- \I we're attack of rheumatism. l D.. r. H. Waite and J NJ Aitken lwent to Williamson valley to-day on a duck hunt.
 4 John Wood, supervisor elect, is in { town from his Verde valley home buying supplies.
 II. \. Palmer returned last even : ing from a four months visit in the east on mining business. Mrs. Lynch, mother of Mrs. K. k Coleman. arrived on last evening: train from Wichita, Kansas, for { visit to her daughter. Lieut.. Koeler and Lieut.. Phillips two officers recently promoted iron the ranks. arrived at Whipple las evening to take their station.
 "Tommy" Coleman, the little sol . of MT. and Mrs. R. R. Coleman, re turned last evening from pro , tracted visit to relatives at Wichita |. Kansas.
 , S. c. Wynkoop, the electrician severed his connection with thu
 Prescott Electric Light and Powe Company yesterday, and left fo | Phenix this morning to take charg' - of the East End Electric Works o
 that place. Mir. Wynkoop is an ex pert electrician and first clas i man in every respect, and patron . of the electric light company vii
 be sorry that he has left Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-19

Seven convicts were released from the Arizona penitentiary on Thanks giving Day by Gov. Hughes. Just where the correctness Of this dis play of gubernatorial authority comes in, it is impossible for us, al this writing, to locate. The crimin- als were sentenced after thorough consideration had been given the deeds committed, and no one man should be invested with power to release them prior to the expiration Of the sentences imposed. To equip any man with such power is putting a premium on correctness and the next legislature should lose no time in abolishing such laws. -Coconino Sun.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-19

ary s. The hanging of few train robbers would bring the business into disrepute, but there is little hope for such an occurrence in Ari- zona.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 W. A.Clark is expected in Jerome next Sunday.
 Sydney r. Goddard, the asSayer, came in yesterday irom Hillside.
 A. E. Mead. general manager of the Morning Glory mine, is in town.
 pr. Sewall went out to Ash Fork again today to see his patient, Hugh Burns,
 Neri Osborne, of Phenix, came up from the south Tuesday evening. and left for kingman yesterday.
 Frank Meador arrived in Prescott on Tuesday evening 10 attend the marriage of his nephew, Edward NJ. Blake, yesterday.
 H. ]. Allen left for Jerome this morning. He enriched the county treasury while here about 5000 by paying the taxes of the United Verde Copper Company.
 Ed. Wagoner, mayor of the town of Wagoner, in the Walaut Grove Valley, is paying a visit to Prescott, having been rendered the freedom of the city by Mayor Howard.
 Miss Florence Gould was pas senger on the incoming train from the south last evening, which was derailed at Iron Springs. She was coming to Prescott to attend the wedding of her friend, Miss Mary Otis. and she was determined nos tO be disappointed, so she walked the entire distance from the scene of the accident, eight miles.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-19

Just received, fresh, firm and sweet, load of Arizona peaches, also California yellow sweet spuds, quinces, rosy checked apples, bell flower apples, pomegranates, and to be in style, comb honey. Brisley' 3 Bee Hive. ol6tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-19
THURSDAYS Daily, December l3.

THU kSDA1 'S Ddlll, DecemDtf i0.
 Freighters wanted. See adyer- tisement m this issue.
 City council meets this evening to arrange for calling the city election.
 There has been 8 steady fall of snow today, but it has melted as rapidly as it has fallen.
 The board or supervisors went out today to inspect the work be- ing done on tue Jersey Lily road.
 Yesterday was a red letter dsy in the county treasurer's office, several of the largest taxpayers in the county paying their taxes.
 Invitations are out for the we'd dang of Owen W. Siull and Miss Gertrude Schiedt, on "Wednesday evening, December l9.
 Oscar Rogers, one of the Maricopa train robbers. has been convicted and sentenced to be hanged Febru
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-19
BUSINESS DolNas.
Various Propositions Open to the Pnr
 chasing Pnbiie.


 chasing Pnbiie.
 Fine Missouri cider at Dillon's. If
 Xmas tree decorations in great variety at Aitken's. dlbwl
 Nicely furnished rooms to let. Enquire at this office. If
 Uncle siIas is coming. Meet him at the opera house Dee. IS. dl4td
 Jack and Jill, a roaring farce comedy, at the Opera House, Dec. I9. dI4td
 An elegant assortment of choice candies and nuts for Xmas at Ait ken's. dl5wl
 You can't go smiss by purchasing your holiday presents at the Corner Drug Store. l7t6
 Solid silver souvenir spoons of exquisite designs, only $2.00, at M. Goldwatpr X Bros. If
 If you want q good smoke, buy your cigars at Aitken's. who keeps the best brands on the market. If
 Mrs. Geo. W. Ford would like to get plain sowing to do. Also to serve few families with home made bread. If
 The old favorites, G. E. Lawrence and Erba Robeson, in their charac- ter duets, at Patton's opera house, Monday, Dec. IF.
 They will please you. Ollie Law renee aud May Clifton in their society duets from some of our leading operas.
 Travelling cases, manicure sets, aud articles too numerous to men ton for holiday presents at the Corner Drug Store. l7t6
 Don't fail to see the display of holiday goods st the Corner Drug Store before purchasing yoor Christ mas presents. l1t6
 Have you seen those elegant holi- day goods at the Corner Drug Storei They are just the things for Christmas presents. l7t6
 Fresh consignment of bananas and pine apples received to-day. Also fresh candies. crystalized fruits, turkeys and chickens. Brisley's Bee Hive. If
 Mrs. R. W. Fraser. will give paint ing lessons in oil colors on canvass, silk, velvet or card, in fruits, flowers, animals, marines, views or landscapes at her home. If
 EE Fresh Ranch Butter on Ice received fresh Thursdays and Fri days, a cents for a 2-ponnd full weight roll TIE BAsHFoRD- BURNS TER COMPANY.
 Don't send away for any special Xmas candies until you look at those Rubidoux creams and choco- lates at Aitken's. They are the best that can ke had in the market. d15wl
 Get your Christmas candies, nuts and fruits at :. Pedgrift's. They are choice and fresh also. Order your ice cream for Christmas dinner in good season, as the amount will he limited. $. PEBGRIPr, Clough's Fruit Stand. dl3td
 Miss Lillian Bouldeu, Professional. Will give instructions m the fol- lowing dances: Spanish, Skirt, Tam borine, Jigs, Reels, Scarf, Serpentine, Flower, Butter Fly, Mirror, Cocoa nut, Sand, Clogs, Gavotte, Buck and Wing; also song and dance, at her place of residence on Marina Street, two doors south of Johnson House. If
 Man Wo Chong IS now selling a variety of Chinese fancy goods at very low prices, and wishes the pub lie, especially ladies, to call and see them. He has Chinese crockery, tea sets ia various designs, oriental or naments for the home, silk goods of every description, elegant fans, and other articles for use and wear at lower prices than ever before. All are requested to come and inspect. Also fireworks for the 4th of July. Granite street south of the Golden Eagle Hotel. je25
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-19

A new bird has been discovered m Africa called the Zutschchoo. Its bill gradually grows tougher as it hears the tip. They call this kind Of bird doctors and plumbers in this country.-Los Angeles Express.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-19

Pine apples, first of the season. Fresh prunes, clear and light, fresh figs, oranges and Belle flower apples just received at Brisley's Bee hive. Comb honey of course. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-19
MONDAYS Daily. December l6.

One week more till Christmas. County taxes become delinquent to-day.
 Masonic hall is now lighted by electricity.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-19

w. IT. SMITH. . I'osstosice Addresa-P Prescott, Ariruna. llsan5,e-Nurth Fork of Sycamore Creek and the Mesa. iayapai county.
 horse EEISEl Far marlzs-Old stock two Fliis hrand kFlsSN4in eaoh ear; yopng stock smooth Tight f&SI%crop and undcrhit in each ear Hip kAA9 hnrees-DiamOnd right hip.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-19

young man. arrived here on Satur- day night for visit to his father F C. Hill.
 The loUeSAL MINER was misin formed in regard 70 the arrival of Mrs. R, R. Colemsa's mother from Wichita kansas. lt Is a charming young lady sister of Mrs. Coleman, a Miss Lynch, who returned with .Tommy" Coleman.
 OTics Jackson, foreman of the JOURNAL MINER. returned Saturday evening from bis visit to Castle creek hot springs. If his physical condition is a reflex of the curative powers of the springs. they are cer- taiuiy great. as he kas gained so much that he can scarcely recognize himself ia looking through mirror.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-19

Get your Christmas candies, nuts and fruits at :. Pedgrift's. They are choice and fresh also. Order your ice cream for Christmas dinner in good season, as the amount will be limited. $. PEBGsIPr, Clough's Fruit Stand. dl3td
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-19

Wells Fargo Co.'S Express Office and You Will Find the Cheapest Store in Town.
 A. BL U M B E R G.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

the ond that has little euryinG point on
ono side. This IA made Into chin by draw
iug whlskers over II with pen. Above the
whlatora put mustAchod mouth, noso
ana eyes and hlaoken tho rust with Inv
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Put ink buttons down the lower peanut,
also bclli then fa1cn arms ON tho Sides.
ono holding gun whitfield from q piece
VI match,
Legs Of word are stuck In ttdl body, h0loa
bolug made frat With pcnknito point. ana
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slice Of cork cot from cork about an Inch
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OF soldier can DO cut out of business catlH,
which any boy OF Rirl can Eft Tor toe ask
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VI tho feet In opposite directions. aud glue
to finall piece Of tue card, AZ ahown In
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