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neaten with an Umbrella.

Samuel l.. Cohen. OF ~ Allen street Was held
by Justice Koch, in the Essex Market Police
ourt, to-day for trial on a charge Of assault
ng Hmm Levy. OF 81 Forsyth street
Rhey arc pilors and quarrelled last
night over business matters Cohen broke an urn .
bre'la on Lewis heal Levy says the assault was
committed without provhcstion, and Cohen saws
he merely acted In self.detense
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Earthquake in the PnIntinnte.

Wy
LONDON, April IA despatch to
The Standard from Berlin says that n
rather severe earthquake. accompanied
by subterranean rumblings, was felt In
most parts OF the Palatnate on Sunday
evening. The inhabitants were badly
frightened and fed from their houses.
running blndly in every direction. Quiet
was restored when 1t was found that
little damage was done.
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(By Associated Press.)

BALTIMORE. April ll.-severn Tackle Wallis
died at 1870 o'clock this morning Of Drights
disease. Mr.. Wallis was born in Baltimore Sept
s. 1915 In is49 he was sent to Madrid by the
United States Government to examine the title
to the public lands In East Florida, as they
wero affected by Royal patents made In the
course OF the negotiations for the treaty OF 1872
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NIIltlkA NFNfhiES. began to- use them
about the midhl" OF last August. procuring IA new
supply when the tirSt wuS cvhrualcd | am now
well and attend t0 my missionary work. ] am
secretary ot the sullivan County Rhla society
port inCloS"d' Have lc'n engaged IN mis-
sionRry work In the county Tor eighteen wears
To rrcOmmcn the CrTICIEA RrMf ma 10 sui.
iering humanity will be part Of my missionary
work In the future.
Rev. MASON GILLESPIE.
y. o. Box H. Mongaup, Sullivan Co., y. Y
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EImirn in the Thick of 1t.


Wy TT-7TT
ELM1RA, April IL Eighteen inches OF
snow fell here last night. ana 1t Is still
hard. Railroad traffic is con
siderahly delayed. Some of tho electric
surface railr"a Is are blocked AMI others
badly crippled.
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Spring
Medicine

is necessity. to thoroughly purify your
blood. prevent that tired feeling, build up
thenervcs. create an appetite. invi 'o7ate the
kidney and liver.
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CUT!CURA WORKS WONDERS.

The almost miraculous cures daily effected nv
the UTICrRA IENEpIgS prove hem 10 he the
greatest SKIN cares, blood purifiers ana humor
remedies ever compounded No statement Is
made regarding them not Justified blythe s'runges,
evidence. People In every walk Of life use them
and recommend them. Their wonderful popu-
lnrtty and sale are due to the cures eticC ted by
them. and this Is the most substantial evidence Of
their curative value, sale greater than the COM
Dlned sales OF all other blood aud skin remedies
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Gold Brick" SwindIcrs Fooled.

NV NEbO'I aToI Trtss
CHATTANOOGA Tenn, April II The police
frustrated scheme " two confidence men To
hrrro W II Howard \ banker Of C.r-crqyille
ia nut ~ So 900 ON Mouiay, and captured two
gold bricks weighing ninety -srv"n and uinoty-
n~c p'unlE r"sr". lively The plot laid was the
familiar one ~ rih mln" friendly indian Sc
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One Killed. Three Injured.
(By Associated Press.)

BOURBON. Ind. April IA bad wreck &C.
CURED on the L. T. and st. L. Railroad Mon
day night near here. John shaw. brakeman. was
instantly killed, and two unknown passengers
were fatally Injured. John Baldwin, OF Tyner
city. was thrown agains. q barb-wirs fence and
may die
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SHIPPING NEWS.

ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.
Sun rises 8 IS Sun sets G. IS Moon sets. .lase
HIGH WATT, TODAY
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OlnPLEs, blackhesdi red, rough chappec
7 IN aud oily skin cured by CUTIcvRA Soar.
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storm In the schuykin Reaion.


IHy AhbOcIated Prebs
ASHLAND, Pa, April 1.-THE heavi-
est April snowstorm for thirty years
commenced at Q o'clock yesterday morn
Ing, and still prevails. The snow Is
eighteen inches deep causing a complete
suspension OF mining throughout the
Schuyikiil region. Trains are seriously
delayed.
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Lots of SNOW ut Warsaw.


Wy StS'"lW'l lFf'N
WARSAW. y. Y. April During tho
past twenty-four hours Warsaw has seen
the heaviest snow storm OF the season.
The snow Is twenty-four to thirty inches
deep on the level this morning. and stll
falling fast
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remedies and consulted n good
physician. who prescribed for
n"nt relief g'1l' a " grew
worse ana worse, l1,a q would
have cen n rchrf, nui IL wns
IA" only relief ! expect. Juu
then my wife (, thank tod for q
good one found the book you
sent In some out Of the way
place md r"nG II thr,NGh. She
discharged the Rtt"uGinS ply
can pAd said We woul try the
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EcSEnrs Drunk and Abusive.

George MCKAY and Joseph zettlc were each sen.
tarcel TO tho island 'or two months by Justic,
EOrh, in the ESSEX Market Police Court to-day
They wCr" drunk last might and abused pedes
trians in the Bpwory who refused 10 furnish none,
TO them with which 70 get drinks
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New ONCE for Duke of Vcrnsun.

IVY Associated frcss
MADRID, April 1.-THE Duke OF We
ragua has been appointed President OF
the Senatorial Committee on Treaties of
Commerce with Germany, Austria and
Italy.
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Found Dead on the Floor.
II lpy Associated Preasl

KoKoMo, Ind. April n,-sarsh York, an
AGED wealthy ehiidieu widow living alone near
Sycamore, was found dead last nlEht on the
noor Of her room. The body lay against q hot
ese Der husband vas foand dad On TIE sane
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Rejected sutton shot.
(By Associated Press. }

CINCINNATI. o.. April ii.-Bernhsrt Martin
shot and fatally wounded John Bolen. the re-
jsetsd sutton for the hand Of the formers wid-
owed mother-in.lAw. Mr barbara Mslott. Martin
beard . noise In the barn, and. taking his gun,
went TO Investigate. He fred at man no Jaw
leaving the building and who proved 10 be Boien.
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Three Hurt In nm Explosion.

MOUNT VERNON, Ind, April ll.-By tho ex.
plosion Of a hvc-pound can C; powder the grocery
store OF Fred Morcork four miles from here. was
wrecked and destroyed by fire. yesterday Mil
5rookins. George Lang and William Currie were
taken from the ruins In unconscious condl-
tion and are expected n Gle,
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VanderbiIt--Myers wedding.

Miss Lueretis Mason Myers daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Brinkerhon Myers. and Mr.. Ralph Seton
Vanderbilt, were married at noon to-day In Cal
vary Baptist Church The ceremony was fol-
lowed by a wedding breakfast
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Obituary.
(Ex Aaaociatsd Pre,s l

10y Associated Press,)
WASERLY, Ia, April ll.-Dr. George T.
Watts. the oldest resident o, this county. died
nt his home In Tripo last night He va. horn
In England May s. 1900
HOWARD. Kan. April In MommA n
prominent banker and Democratic politician
died at his home here last night, aged siIty-two
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GEO. G. FLINT Co., OF 18th St got IN ell tho
23d ST., ~ they will be sold on ut cost
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Hoods
Sarsaparilla

30 Perfectly meets all requirements that It Is
the ideal Spring Medicine. II accomplished
wonderful cures where others fail. II
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stabbed in Syracuse.

Dry Associated Press)
SYRACUSE. y April II Two West Shore
Railroad braEcmen Richard Robinson and John
DanlinC, got into an alteration last night and
the former drew knife aud stabbed Danlng In
the left lung. There Is small hope Of Danling ;
recovery Robinson has not been captured yet
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showing In NiGdIctOyyn.

wy ASo'laitl IT"SHD
MlDDLETOW%. y. - April II Snow began
.alling at 10 O'Clock this morning and Ia now
four inches deep with signs Of cessation.
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Sold throughout the world, Price. CuTIcuRA,
90. SOAR, 2oc. REsoLvEST, 81. POTTER DRua
AND CHEN. Corr, Sole Proprietos. Boston.
aJ How to Cure skin Diseases, - mailed free.
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PurifieS
the Blood

Heads pills cure all liver Ills. biiiousnesA,
jaandice. indiSestion. sick hsAdachs. zoe.
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TO SAIL MORROW.
INCOMING STEAMERS
DUE TO-DAY.

bbb lp-DAt.
Red Sea. Barry March 10.
Croft, Lelth March g.
II, +. Matthews. Gibraltar March 81.
Handel. Gibraltar March %.
SiavOnia. ChriFtiansand March "a.
Lydian Monarch. London March "a
Picqua. Gibraltar March a.
CirCasslR. Glasgow March 20.
Tauric. Liverpool March 30.
Martello, Hull March 20.
Kolga, Gibraltar March 81
st. Andrews hay, Gibraltar March ~
Bermuda. bermuda April Q.
Trinidad. bermuda April 9.
Majestlc. Liverpool April 4.
Spree. Bremen April I.
Manitoba, London March 20.
Pontiac, Gibraltar March 26.
Vigilancis, Havana April 7.
DUE TOMORROW.
Marsala, Hamburg March 2s.
Olinda, Cadiz March 81.
Schleisweig. CardenaA April 8.
Briscoe st Johns April ..
Tallahassee, Savannah April 7.
- -.
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storm OF snow and sleet. The storm ex-
tended all over the Peninsula, and re-
ports agree TINT there Is little chance OF
any considerable crop OF berries.
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The latter had been in the barn disnguring the
widow 9 horses by cutting their tails or. Doler
is dead and Martin is at liberty.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-05-26
WILCOX REEVITIES.
StCcknnan.

A company Of colored mirstrels which standed at some point east of here spept several days in town last week, asd in ihe evening attracted crowds by their singing. The hat, as usual was passed, out owing to the stringency they will hot go out of town in a pullman.
 A report was circulated on the streets late Saturday evening, to the effect th | Cal. Glenn, foreman for the Chiricah ua Cattle Go, had been dangerously hurt by having horse fall on him. The ac- cident happened some where iu the Chirlcahuaa, and we are unable to ob- tain full particulars. Cal has host oi friends in Cochise county, and et every turn, We hear expressions of the deep est anxiety, accompanied by sencere hopes that the rumOr may prove grOunolese.
 A man who WAS in town Saturday on hif way to Tucson, toldthe following story to the boys in the railroad office whicr happened just few days prior: ''l fourd man naked about "a ,..mile north of Fort Bowie. He claims to be from pache county, sshis way to San Simor hunting work. Five miles south of th. station he stopped to have lunch ano fell asleep. He was awakened by thu Kid" having him by the throat. The Kid" took his horse. gun, belt and leg gins. Two YRquis with "Kid" took hi Lis clothes and everything else be hat and took him thirty-five miles north anl turned him loose. The party claims h, WAS not killed for the reason that be ha known Kid" since 1885 when be was [ soldier.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-05-26

To prevent levers, keep the liver &C., tive and bowels regular with Simmons Liver Regulator.
 The water company are putting in 6 main of increased size on north Stone avenue, to replace the old one, which was not of sufficient capacity for the drain upon it.
 Simmons Liver Regulator is lnvalua- ble in the nursery. It is gentle laxa- tive and harmless.
 At the Canoa the first grain cut there since the world began is now under the mower blades. The crop is heavy and excellent. Work on opening the canal | farther up has been suspended during harvesting.
 This afternoon shipment of $50 head of cattle was sent out, destined for Kan sss. The stock were purchased by Walter Vail, of John Zellweger, John Brown and George Pusch. The prices paid were not learned.
 The organization winch brought the Great Northern railroad to terms, the American Railway Union, developing won 2erful strength up north, has lodge in Tucson. 4 meeting was held last night at the new Masonic hall, brought together by Dariel J. Carr, the organ izer. A fine meeting is reported.
 At Mammoth the new Clark < Raber machines will be put in, probably to the full capacity of the property. Twelve of the machines have arrived; though all of them will probably not be set up at Mammoth. The process IS to So charge with electricity the quicksilver us- ed in amalgamation that it will extract a larger per centum of the gold than otherwise. Messrs. Clark & Raber are now at Msmmoth.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-05-26
A New Location,

In establishing iteelf at Benson the Oasis does not feel at all a stranger. for the paper and its work are already known to many of the leading citizens of Cochse county, who all unite in giv- ing hearty welcome.
 In occasions of the kind it is general ly customary to indulge Tn long drawn out promise of what is going to be done. This custom the Oasis thinks it advls- able to omit. Suffice it to say that all lines of travel in and out of Cochise county center at Benson, offering a wonderful advantage in gathering news. With this advantage the best local paper can be produced at a mini mum of effort. The aim of the Oasis has always been to be irst-class local newspaper all take metropolitan daily, or the great weekly edition of some such paper, and any effort of the home jour- nal to give general news succeeds only in giving that which is fiat stale and unprofte ble." Consequently the space usually devoted to selected articles up- on the resources end advantages of the region where the Oasis was located. |. That plan will not be altered in the new field
 The Oasls will, of course, be devoted to the advancement ot Benson and the interests of this place. It will earnestly and energetically advocate anything that will in any way contribute to that advancement, andat the same time treat ing all other places considerately and | fairly. The foregoing statement covers the whole ground of the immediate course of this paper. Its politics are for Benson-frst last and all the time.- 1 Oasls.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-05-26
PERSONAL

E. w. TicbeDor is in Tombstone. J.. J. Vickers is in from Tom bstone. J. J. Hoilowell, of London, Eng, is at the San Xavier.
 c. 0. Carpenter travelir g agent of the Santa Fe road, is in the city on business.
 Thomas Wills is in from Mammoth. He is one of the be t bronco riders in southern Arizona.
 H. D. Underwood has gone to Hill, sboro. N. M., to adjust insurance on 8 quartz il there recently destroyed by fire.
 Judge Culver, whose hip was shat tered few days sgo by 8 fall, will be around Tn two weeks. according to pres ent expectations. He will be enabled to do ihis toy some speciai apparatus. lately lnvenIed, winch hss been ordered from New York.
 Staff Captain MacIatyre. of the Sal yation army, will be in Tucson from Los Angeles Thursday and Friday even- ings of this week. On those dates spec al Services will be held at the Meyer street barracks, 10 which the public IS particularly invited.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-05-26
The Hobo" Mine.

On Tuesday last 8 number of spec tators at the Williams house were treat ed to a surprise. Some time ago, Joe Lazure, while prospecting in box can- yon discovered gigantic ledge which has been overlooked for years, as worth less. His curiosity led him to an inves- tigation. He brought some of the rock in and test was made in the horn spoon. About two ounces of the rock was pulverized, and marvellous quanti- ty of coarse and fine gold rewarded the prospectors. The size of the ledge is not known. A working bond of SlO.- GOO was offered and flatly refused byt he owpers-Colopel Williams, Jesse Brown and Joe Lazure. The claim is known
 as the Hobo" Each week brings re-
 ports from every portion of the county,
 and 1t will not be long until prosperity will reward the many who are engaged in unearthing the hidden treasures of Pinal.-Tribune.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-05-26
The Watches of the Might

When of the repeated kind experienced
 by persons troubled with insomnia, soon bring about an alarming condition of the nervous system. The shaking hand, confusion of the brain, lapses of memory and loss of appetite indicate, with terrible precision, the ravages pro- duced by loss of sleep, which if unreme- died must destroy mental equilibrium al- together. No better and thorough ner- vine exists than Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Common sense and experience point to its early and steady use in cases of insomnia. It strengthens weak and relaxes the tension of overstrained nervee. which, by the way, a resort to
 unmedicated stimulants will never do
 permanently, while the after effects of
 such excitants is most prejudicial. Un-
 der the influence of this benign invigor-
 ant, appetite, digestion and sleep return,
 and bodily comfort and health are pro-
 noted. It is invaluable in chills and
 fever, liver complaint, constipation, rheu-
 matic and kidney trouble.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-05-26
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-05-26
A DEADLY ROUTE.
Other ParticElar Concerning the
 Fate of Rogers aud Mcdonald.

Fate Of Rogers aud Mcdonald.
 The following letter was received at The Republican office yesterday throws additional light upon the discovery of bodies of Rogers and Mcdonald, near Gu en's well last Wednesday. The gentleman named Duke, mentioned in the letter, Is now in Phoenix as a re- presentative from Prescott to the Grand lodge, Knights of Pythias It also ap- pears that Rogers must have been in Phoenix recently.
 HARRISBURG, ARIz.. May II, 1894. To the Editor Of the Republicans:
 On May g, as Mr. Pascoe was coming from the Santa Maria with a load of lumber for the Barqua HaIa Mining company CD the Date Creek road and about fifteen miles from Cullen's we'll. he found two men who had evidently terished from want of water crossing from the Congress mine to Cullen's well. Que was man by the name of Rogers as he Was identified by some | papers found in his pocket, and another by the nane ot William Mcdonald, was found about eight miles from Cul- lens well. In book was letter writ ten by Rogers to his mother stating that he WAS dying for water and his partner mad gone ou to Harqua Hala. But his partner Was dead about eight miles from him. Mcdonald had receipt in bis pocket from a man by the name of Duke in Prescott for Sl0 for pasture for a horse. Rogers according to the book in his pocket, has horses pastureing in Phoenix. Rogers belonged to the Al tion lodge'Sons of St. George in Butte, Mont. Harry Mullen and Daniel Cullen went out on May and buried the bodies. No money or valuabIes were found on their persons. They have beeen dead about one day. This makes four men who have lost their lives cros- sing the desert from the Congress to Hsrqua Hala.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-05-26
have been paying premiums for the past

have been paying premiums for the past twenty years.
 These are snly c few of the reasons why I cannot come. There is one other might mention, and that is that my wife says that must stay ct home; but of course that don't count. I want you to understand that if took notion to go I'd go. But I never take a notion that way when my wife don't think it advisable; and the sign it not right in the moon. But want you to say to the boys that only for these few obs tacles and some others not herein men, toned I would certainly be with you on the evening of the 18th.
 When you get through with Boyd put tag on him and ship hIm to Phoenix O. O. D.
 Give my kindest faternal regards to, all of the brethren, and sistern, too: God bless'em. Old man, take care of yourself and don't over do yourself dancing; remember your feelings.
 Yours everlsstingly fraternally, A. F. PrrpCr