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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-03-19
THE BEHRINa SEA AWARD.
Finding Fault with the Results Of
American Arbitration.

New York, March "a cable
special to the Sun from London
says: Some provincial newspapers
have been commenting with con-
siderable asperity upon what they
regard as American sharp practice
over the Paris Behring sea award.
All are possessed with the idea thu, I
the British lion has been fooled, and
think it is time he began growing.
The Newcastle Journal, Tory news
paper not without influence, yester-
day made these sage remarks:
at goes against the Yankee grain
either to hand over money illegally
obtained, or money due by contract,
or award Of arbitrator. What with
being kept out OF our. Alabama sur
plus money, paying for the costly
Behring sea inquiry, and still wait
ing for compensation for the seizure
OF British sealing vessels, this country
may well regard American arbitra-
tion OF the kind of heads l win, tails
you lose game, at which we should
in the future refuse to play without
some guarantee against being de-
ceived by rigmarole Of phrases and
legal verbiage into fresh losses and
damages in addition to those which
first led to the controversies in rela-
ton to the Behring sea fisheries and
Canadian fisheries long ago"
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-03-19
NEW WAR VESSELS.
Eleven to Be Built -soms on the Pa
cific Coast.

Eleven to Be Built -soms on the Pa
cific Coast.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-The Score.
tary OF the Navy will lose no time in
carrying out the law passed by Con-
gress in making additions to the
Navy. Designs and specifications
have been prepared, and it is the
Secretary's intention that at least
nine of the eleven vessels authorized
by Congress will be built during his
present term of office and that the
two others shall be launched before
the 4th OF March, 1897. Three OF
the torpedo boats will be built &C.
cording to the plans already bid up
on but for which the contracts have
not yet been completed.
As the funds are Immediately
available it is not necessary that the
department should wait until the
LIST Of January before commencing
work. Chief Constructor Hichborn
and his entire force will begin at
once to complete designs for six
gunboats. It is the intention OF the
department that each boat shall
have a large sail area and that the
engines shall be Independent OF the
sails. The advertising for proposals
will not be delayed longer than the
end OF this month and as soon as
the proposals are invited it will be
no longer than two months before
they are let.
The Secretary is anxious to get
the battle-ships under way because
OF the long time it will take to get
the plans ready and let the contract.
II is foregone conclusion that one
of these big ships will be built at
the Union Iron Works and the other
at Cramps unless the bids are ex.
cessive. As no more than two OF
the Runboats can be built at one
yard it is expected that the compe-
tition will be lively.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-03-19
Common Sense

Should be used in attempting to
cure that very disagreeable disease,
catarrh. As catarrh originates in
impurities in the blood, local appli-
cations can do no permanent good.
The common sense method of treat
ment is to purify the blood, and for
this purpose there is no preparation
superior to Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-03-19

Hoods Pills cure constipation by
restoring peristaltic action OF the
alimentary canal.
The oasis., 1895-12-21
Town Council.

A special meeting of the Town Council of Nogales was held at the re- gularly appointed place of meeting Saturday morning, December l4th, 1895. Present Mayor Fred Herrera, Councilmen Gehler, Brickwood Mix, and Avery and Town Clerk Cumming.
 A bid of H. 0. Flipper to survey the four sides of the corporation limits of the Town of Nogales for s2O gold, was presented and accepted MT. Flipper to furnish all help, and the council to send man to see where monuments are placed; the contractor to locate the corners and as many in- termediate points on the side lines as may be deemed necessary, or the coun- oil may desire to have done.
 The bid of F. M Main, as presented a5 the last regular meeting of the board, to fill the cesspool at the iunc- tion of Canon street and Railroad avenue and widen Canon street thirty three feet, for sl25 Mexican money, was accepted Agent for Mariana Amescua gives ground through his property for widening Canon street, and donates s30 gold, toward the cost. James Breen and Mrs. Thompson also donate BIO gold, each, toward the cost.
 The council then adjourned.
The oasis., 1895-12-21
Why He Kicks.

Tuesday morning Constable James Speedy returned from Minas Prietas with prisoner, one c. C. Nordmark, alias c. W. Adams, who is wanted at Wichita. Kansas, for embezzlement of some s452 from the Postal Telegraph Co. They were met at Nogales by a pinkerton detective who took the pri- soner in charge and went along north ward with him.
 Some weeks ago Nordmark was at Nogales, and it was pretty generally known that he was wanted in Wichita and why he was wanted: but he al- ways kept on the Sonora side and gave the Arizona officers no chance to ar rest him. While he was here Sheriff Royse of Wichita. wrote and tele- graphed Deputy Sheriff ]. " Roberts an offer of a reward of S2J for his arr rest: and the PinkertOn agency at Kansas City also wired the same otii- cer an offer of sl0O reward for him.  Being a telegraph operator, and keep ing within reach of the sound of the instruments as much as possible, Nordmark heard both the messages. With so much reward offered he feared so he wrote Sheriff Royse he might be kldnapped-so he went to Mazda lena, and later to Minas Prietas.
 About two weeks ago Detective J. L. Stone of the Pinkerton agency, came to Nogales, and engaged Con- stable James Speedy to go cown to Prietas after the man-the detective in this matter completely ignoring Deputy Sheriff John w. Roberts, with whom they had corresponded and by whom they had been kept posted Constable Speedy first went to Hermo- sillo and secured from Governor Corral an order for the apprehension and de- portation of Nordmark without await ing the slow formality of extradtion. Armed with that order, and aided by the local authorities Speedy brought his man out of Sonora kidnapped him" is the way Roberts puts it: and Mr. Roberts believes that under all the circumstances he is justified in kicking.
The oasis., 1895-12-21
Accidental Shooting.

On the Sonora sideo of the line, about five o'clock Monday evening, Officer Jesus Ramirez of that municipality, arrested q man fer some offence, and while taking him to the jail the pri- soner attempted to escape. Ramirez drew his pistol and used it as a club. It discharged, the bullet striking Oai- cer Andronico Grijalva, who was some little distance away and rapidly going to aid Ramirez. The bullet pcne- trated the right lung, inilicting nor tai wound from tlle effects of which the unfortunate man died Tuesday morning.
The oasis., 1895-12-21
News Notions and Novelties.

Spanish and English Interpreters and Dictionaries, Mexican Mining and Stamp Laws, Sonora and Mexico Maps, Opals, Filigree Silver, Drawn, Linen and Souvenir Spoons, Maga zines, Blank Books and Stationery, Pocket Cutlery, Smokers Articles, Toilet Goods, etc., etc.
 SONORA NEWS COMPANY.
The oasis., 1895-12-21

The Saford dramatic company will put a play on in Jacobson's hall about New Years, the proceeds to be given Co the family of lloratio II. Merrill, who was killed by the Indians last week It will also be presented at Thatcher and Pima for the same pur- pose.
The oasis., 1895-12-21
l2a
Saturday, December 2l 1895.
MORALES NOTES.

array of fine Christmas goods.
 Last Saturday night Ed. Holler went to Hermosillo to take position with the Sonora railway at that point.
 Ladies shoes, gents shoes, and childrens shoes in great variety, and at prices which beat the lowest, at the Red HOuse-R. Nasqnez.
 Thursday the flag at the school house was at half mast as token Of respect to the memory of Jessie Saunders, who was pupil.
 Wm. Lund of Guaymas came down from Benson on Thursdays freight. He was returning from San Francisco and went on last nights train to Guaymas.
 Monday Messrs. Chas. IT, Post and M. R. Harris of Cleveland, Ohio. were at Nogales, returning home from visit at Lampazos, Sonora, where they have mining interests.
 We Sell the Best Drew, Selby X Co., fine shoes, combining all the lux uries of fit, style and quality, at prices which defy competition. The Red House-R. Vasquez.
 "Christmas, what it is and how to keep it, will be the subject of the pastors sermon at the Congregational church tomorrow morning. In the evening there wifi be Christmas con- cert.
 The Nogales Lodge of Odd Fellows will give a grand ball and supper on the 24th of January for the purpose of raising funds for the prospective Odd Fellows Home. Admission tickets are S2.0O and include supper for two.
 Wednesday morning Professor F. c. Hendrick, principal of the Nogales public school, started for Prescott to attend the territorial teachers inst- tute, which assembled in that city on the 18th, and closes its session today.
 Thursday morning MT. M. II. Jones returned from Hermosillo, where he has been some six weeks past tempo rarily in charge of the station, and is again at his old desk in the Nogales depot. He was on the train which came in so actively that morning, and says he always comes in that way.
 Lovers of good living will patronize P. Cazabon's restaurant and short or der house, opposite the railroad de- pot. Fresh fish, oysters and all other delicacies in their season. Fine wines and liquors and the best Mexican ci- gars. Private rooms, large, light and well ventilated, on upper floor, where families and private parties can be made at home, Open day and night
 Tuesday morning Conductor Charles Dethine was brought up from below by a special train, suffering severely from wound on the head given him at Santa Ana, by some unknown party, with coupling pin. He was walking along his train in the dark and was sayagely assaulted. He is sreported on the road to recovery.
 In the large two story building of Doctor Fregoso, opposite La Moda, in Calle Elias, Sonora Jimenez has opened hotel and restaurant, with a bar The lady is of long experience in the hotel business, and the travelling public can be assured of the very best accommodations The lady and her family are recently from Bisbee, where they conducted hotel aud restaurant. WANTED; several trustworthy gentlemen " or ladies tO travel in Arizona for estab- lisbed. reliable house. Salary 41S0 and eN pensps Steady position Enclose reference
The oasis., 1895-12-21

Public convenience demands thor oughfare between Morley and Nelson avenues, beside that now given by h. ternatlonal street and the little, crooked alley way below the ice works. Messrs. Proto Brothers and Tourniel stand ready to donate the ground for such thoroughfare between their prop critics. That given by Proto Brothers would go through to Nelson avenue. On the latter street small strip of ground would have to be bought from Mir. Brown. The town council should take hold of the matter, secure the land and pay the cost of opening. Public sentiment generally favors the project and the council will act wisely in giving the subject early attention.
The oasis., 1895-12-21

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
 wOrId's Fair Highest Ancg1
The oasis., 1895-12-21

A Washington telegram dated the 10th says: The Bureau of Indian Affairs was notified today of the death of Eskiminzin, one of the most noted chiefs of the Apaches at the San Car los Reservation, Arizona. He was long conspicuous in the affairs of his tribe, and was regarded as daring leader of the Apaches in their attacks upon the whites.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-23

! had never had the curiosity TO open.
went to il now and found il fastened,
but with q spring catch. A person
could have gone in there and sprung it
after him. But why did not hear it
cGckP However, opened the door,
and with lamp in hand stopped, almost
kneeling, into the recess. 1t was q
long, low closet, running the whole
length of that side Of the house, an I'M
canny place to explore alone at mid.
night But ! could soon see clear to
each end; there were few old pieces
of carpeting, old curtains, etc, which
could not conceal anyone, and down at
the far end was black trunk, with
the cover little ajar.
have 70 confess that ! had not the
nerve to go STOPPING down that long,
low passage and open that black trunk.
] contented myself with the observa.
ton that IL was too small for any man
possibly 10 get into, came out, and
shut the door. By this time ] was
rather chilly. ! sand TO myself: u
must have been dreaming, though
never knew a dream so vivid" So
blew out my light and popped into bed
! was forgetting my adventure In
the first sweet Inconsistencies o.
sleep when ] woke with q start. There
stood that man againl This time
flew at him like panther. Iwoul6
master him or die! Again ! stood
alone, surrounded by empty space, ir
the dim room, In the still night. The
cold sweat stood out on my forehead
was thoroughly terrified at last.
What was this silent figure that
came from nowhere, without sound OF
motion, 70 which locked doors We're
no obstacles, rising like an exhalation
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-23

any OF the bosses, and we should
vote for the bonds so they can get
their money.
Whenever the attempt is made
to force the people to make sewer
connections with their premises
before the sewers are completed,
ready for use, there is going
to be great howl.
The reputation of the San Pedro
Springs seems to be at such a
low ebb, that so far no enterprising
apitalist has made a rush to Sc
cure the franchise, and privileges
OF taking care of same.
When the Endeavorites visit San
Antonio let's all put on long face
for few days, and pretend to
have lots OF piety, so that when
they 60 away they will not talk
about wicked San Antonio"
The proposition to make mar
ket house in the basement of the
city hall is a foolish one, and will
hardly be considered by the coun-
ell. 1t would simply be swapping
one kind OF stink for another
variety.
The pompous individual who
boasts that he has bought a gun
especially for the editors and re-
porters Of the LIGHT, had better
secure the Endeavorites to pray for
him, whenever he attempts to car
~ out his threats.
The LIGHT receives its Sunday
dispatches by special wire, gath
cred at the news center by its own
special correspondent. It is gen.
uine, fresh news, and the Western
Union Telegraph Co. charges one
cent word for same.
If the city will sell the old mar.
ket house property on Market
street, the LIGHT has assurances
from the property owners on the
west side, that sufficient donations
will be given, to build good jail
and a decent market house, on
Paschal square.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-23
SOCIAL AND GENERAL.
THE BUSY BEES.

The society OF Busy Bees, COM
posed of the younger generation of
Misses and Masters, gave charity
entertainment at Harmony hall
last Wednesday evening. The pre-.
gram as carried out was well rem
dered and enjoyed by quite a large
sized audience. Following is the
program:
Essay. General Sam Houston"
Master Leon Schatsky.
Violin solo, Miss Elsie Goodman.
Recitation, "Hans Breitman's
Barty," Miss Hattie Schatsky.
Piano duet, "Fantasie," Misses
Ernestine and Rosslind Levy.
Recitation, "Mother's Mending
Basket" Miss Mia Wolf.
Violin solo, Master Harry Hertz
berg.
German recitation, Miss Edna
Oppenheimer.
Piano duet, al: Trovatore," Mrs.
H. Haas and daughter Alice.
Recitation, lady Clare" Miss
Rosalind Levy.
The entertainment was followed
by dance, the children occupying
the floor until eleven, when they
gave way to their elders. Though
rather warm, the dancing feature
proved a most enjoyable ending of
the evenings program.
The Red, White and Blue Social
club Of Fort Sam Houston, held a
well attended Necktie social and
hop, in Muth's pavilion last night.
Tuesday last was a banner day
for weddings, four being celebrated
In this city on that day as follows :
Lieut.. II. A. Barber and Miss
IneZ Garcia Smith.
Gustav Hutzler and Miss Louisa
Schlichenmaier.
DR.. Jesshp D. Bell and Miss
Grace L. Young.
Chss. Elmendorf and Miss
Mamie Barbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Landauer
celebrated their silver wedding,
(25th anniversary last week at
their residence, No. 400 Idaho
street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-23
THE AMATEUR GARDENER.
A Warning.

warning.
He Kept a market garden, for he told bis wife,
said he:
This is year when we must practice strict
Our funds are hardly what wish, and divi-
dends, alas.
Are getting quite like miracles-they rarely
come TO pass
My creditors are active, but my debtors they
are slow.
My obligations must meet--I cannot let them
grow
Bui those who owe me money do not see 1t in
that light,
And TO economic I deem the only course that's
right"
And so he furrowed up the ground, removed
the grass and weeds;
BE bought score OF poles for beans, and many
q bag OF seeds.
he got a lot Of wooden frames for his tomato
And went in deep for radishes and into other
lines
BE dreamed Of crisp white celery, he dreamed
OF lettuce rows,
BE dreamed Of lovely pods Of peAse, as well as
potatoes.
BE dreamed Of pumpkins yellow, and Of oeets
rich. red and rare;
he dreamed, indeed, Of all the things that he
had planted there
And IL he could have lived on dreams, the plan
IL would have paid.
But woe to'him, when all was done, IL left him
wrecked, dismayed;
For when he came TO count the cost and al
contingent fees,
he'd paid hundred dollars for one bean and
pod Of pease.
And tina. is why he tells his friends who would
economic
To take this warning from his case and so DC
otherwise.
who'd dine on vegetables" said he, IFS
wisest far who seeks
The grocer green for green goods, and the
plumber for his leeks."
-Harpers Bazaar.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-23

me when I found myself standing
alone. The man had not gone any
where; had had my eyes on him every
instant. He had sim ply vanished; be
was not do not believe II ! had met
the burglar in bodily form ] should
have been one-half 50 frightened as By
that sickening, nameless terror, such
as had never come into my Liz before.
I rushed to the door; he must have
gone through it. No, II was locked
and the key was on the inside. I found
matches and struck Light, peertns
into the corners while did 10; tho
light showed the room all clear I
stopped and looked under the bed;
there was no one there. INVENT 70 the
wjpdowj the lower sash sTas closed,
but opened 1t and looked out There
was no ladder, hghtning-Aod nor wsl
terspout by which anyone could have
come up or gone down.
There was just o9e other possibility,
Mine was not squAre room" The
ceiling sloped down toward tne esyes
at one side, &6e peFpenAcuIAr wall
there being bout four Of I've teeH
high In thf wall YVES door, which
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-23
EXCHANGE CLIPPINGS.

81 can't see anything unwoman-
ly or outre in the Knickerbocker
costume" says a young woman
who rides the bicycle. No more
there Is. But let US be on our
guard against eccentricities Of
speech. A loose employment Of ad-
jectives in English speech Is more
to be deplored than a loose pair of
knickers. "The use of the knife to
eat oysters" says that great philo-
logist, Bill Nye, sis, L am persuad-
ed, If not absolutely outre and en-
semble, at least pianissimo and
sine die" There are enough words
between the covers Of Webster's
dictionary to serve all our legiti-
mate uses.
A curious freak has just been I'M
earthed in Georgia. 1t is in the
shape of a negro man who lives in
Marion county and cannot be in
duced to eat watermelon. He has
never carved a melon in his life
and will not 60 near one.
The sweet girl graduate in her
white muslin and pink ribbons is
on deck. She is sure to tell US how
to run the universe, and remind us
that, although we have been awful
ly wicked, we still have q chance
to make our lives sublime. Yet
who would dispense with the sweet
thing? It is true that she knows
good many things that are not so,
but when she grows older she will
be less ambitious to sway the des-
TIMES Of mankind, provided she is
not carried away with the craze
for bloomers.
Bryan's threat that he will bolt
in 1896 If the Democracy ref Uses to
declare for free silver will not frigh-
ten that party. The party will re-
fuse and Bryan won't bolt. -
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-23
FILTH EATERS.
An Undesirable Glass of Poverty
Stricken Human Hogs
Among Us.

Stricken Human Hogs
Among Us.
something should be done in the
way Of compelling grocers and
hotel proprietors to put their gar.
bage, such as melon rinds or soured
melons, and castaway bits Of meat,
into either sealed barrels or locked
garbage cans Of some Sort" re-
marked a gentleman Of this city to
LIGHT reporter yesterday. "The
Council or the sanitary commit
tee, board of health or city physi-
clan, might devise some way to do
this.
~ think 1t is necessary" he con-
tinued, "to prevent the Mexican
poor people and beggars from dig
ging into trash barrels and garbage
cans, and taking out and carrying
away for the purpose Of eating,
condemned meats, melons, sour
bread, etc.
81 saw back OF the Maverick
hotel, the other day, crowd Of
Mexican women, children and old
men around the slop barrel, and
they were almost fighting to secure
the bits Of meat, bread and refuse
that were being taken out Of the
barrel with their hands. The sight
was disgusting, the more so
as l knew they were human
beings instead of hogs. Walking
away from the hotel up Losoya
street, / met two Mexican boys,
carrying three halved pieces Of old
sour watermelon which saw them
dig up out Of trash barrel In the
rear Of grocery store. These peo-
pie eat this filth, and it is not a
mystery to me when the high death
among Mexican children in San
Antonio Is spoken Of. These poor
people, Of course, must live and to
live must eat, but some way must
be devised to give them work to
secure more wholesome food and
by giving them proper nourish-
ment, reducing the i'll health Of
themselves and increasing the
safety Of the health Of the rest Of
our community"