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The Irish standard., 1897-06-12

Var1ous Dfetf1cts.
Chicago, June s.-fhe judicial elec-
tion on Monday was carried by the re-
pubncans; who elected all Of their can,
didates by pluralities Of about $4,000 In
the city, and 4, 900 in the county outside
Of the city. Although the ticket wan
called republican" 1t included all of
the IA judges now on the bench in the
circuit court-eight republicans and six
democrats. In addition to the Judges
Of the circuit court, one Judge Of the SUI
perior court and one justice of the su-
preme court were voted for, but Ma
gruder for the latter position and
Brentano for the former were indorsed
by both republicans and democrats.
The silver party had five candidates
in the field for the circuit bench, but
it's candidates secured but about one-
fifth az. many votes as the republicans.
Interest in the election was small,
scarcely half of the regular vote being
polled. The amended Torrens land title
law was overwhelmingly adopted.
Springfield, ILL.,, June s.-The election
in the Fifth judicial circuit brought
out light vote and resulted in the elec-
tion of Judge James A. Creighton, of
Springfield; Judge Robert B. Shirley,
of Carlinville, and Judge Owen p.
Thompson, Of Jacksonville. all demo-
Gratis, as circuit judges, by majorities
Of 5000 to 5000. For supreme court
Judge William e. Nelson, of Decatur,
democrat, had in this circuit 1900 ma
jority in sangamon, 1900 in Macoupin,
800 in Morgan, 700 in Jersey, 400 in
Scott and 500 in Greene county over
Jacob W. Wilhin, of Danville, repub-
Ncan.
Pontiac, ILL.,, June s.-The judicial
election resulted in republican vic
tory. Hon. G. w. Patten, (rep.) carried
this county by 800 over his opponent,
iR, s. McIleutf. All the republican can
ltlidates in this district for circuit Judge
were elected, being c. d. Myers, Bloom'
ington; John Moffett, Gibson City, and
g. w, Patton, Pontiac.
The Irish standard., 1897-06-12
Three Drowned.

! London, June THE British tank
steamer Aral, from New York for Dover
for orders, collided with and sank tho
schooner Pearl, bound from Londonfo
Port Talbot, off Wolf Rock Saturday
night. The captains wife. and two Of
the crew of the Pearl were drowned,
The Irish standard., 1897-06-12
Locates a Valuable Wreck.

Milwaukee, June 1o.-W. G. Smith, in
ventor of the diving cylinder operated
by the American Wrecking & Salvage
company, wires from Alpena that the
hull of the steamer Pewabic, which was
sunk by the Meteor 80 years ago, has
been located. The find was made at
five o'clock in the evening of Alpena in
water 16o feet deep. The wreckers will
now endeavor to recover 267 tons of
copper which constituted part Of the
Pewabic's cargo. It's present value 10
about 100000. 49,: -: ~
The Irish standard., 1897-06-12

..'rhe Minor Notes p the Symphony of
Life" is pretty story by Mary Horton
Lee, and the Legends of st. Patrick
are particularly pleasing in this num-
Der. - - 80
Some very popular Catholics appear
in People in Print" A varied store
of information on many subjects may
be found in the department forms, and
the Illustrations are numerous and care
fully chosen. =. : s, ]. ~ - :
The Irish standard., 1897-06-12
To study Our School,

:.I.:41: =. TO 0tu0y UuE S0"00A~s
Il San Francisco, June s.-Among the
passengers on the steamer Coptic from
he~orient was DR.. Eduardo Wilde, ex-
minister of justice and ex-,pinister Of
the interior Of the Argentine. govern
msnt.: Al one of the faculty Of the
Buenos .Ayres university he is now
making a tour Of the world, studying
the systems Of education in vogue in
All, civilized. countries. From here he
will 70 east and will spend some time
In America before returning home.
The Irish standard., 1897-06-12
Ft.hermen Drowned

: Gothenburg, Neb., June 7.-John An.
derson and Andrew johnson were
drowned in the lake near here Sunday
morning. They were seining fish and
walked into deep water which filed
their heavy rubber boots, weighting
them down. The bodies were,recovered.
The Irish standard., 1897-06-12

II hope 1 see you WE'LL" he said, iu-
emily, to the old farmer leaning On hil
hoe. II hope you DO" was the unex.s
pected answer; "but Il you don't see ~
well. y6ang man, putsoa specs,
The Irish standard., 1897-06-12
Iuvcnts q Wonderful Engine.

InVcnt0 q W0mdDF1uI BnGt00. :
Ashland; Wis.,, sTu1e 2. - Manager
Drake, of the Shnw stsnnery at Mellen,
has invented wonderful rotary engine,
which was put to&petfer and tried Sat-
urtlay for the hrstI time. Its weight is
only 60 poundss andt on trial it pro-
duced 10000 revolutions per minute,
producing five hosae tRpwer. Mr.. Drake
has been at work on tie machine for IS
Ve0rQ -.ne:a
The Irish standard., 1897-06-12
Charged witt, Bmbe..lement.

Charged with Endorsement.
New York, June 10.-Claude d. Far
rington, superintendent of the National
Academy of Design, has been arrested
on charge of having embezzled over
$4,000 of the academy s funds. Earring
ton has been superintendent of the ma
tional academy for the last seven years.
His honesty was never before ques-
toned. .
The Irish standard., 1897-06-12
cLoUDeuRsr IN FRANCE.
One Life Lost and: Valuable Prop
erty Destroyed.

UHo A!ie IUbt anu VH1uApIe FrOQ"
erty Destroyed.
Paris, June "A cloudburst in the
hill country Of the province Of 1sere, In
southeastern France, has caused the
overflow of the river Norge and the de-
struction Of number of paper mills
and silk factories, as well as houses
along the banks. At the towns Of Vol.
ron and Moirans the river rose suddenly
20 feet. One person was drowned, and
the loss of property is estimated at 10,-
100000 francs. Four thousand factory
operatives are thrown out Of employ
ment. ..t~
The Irish standard., 1897-06-12

J. J. Dissette, builder and contractosi
Office 400 Hennepin avenue. Telephone
6O9. > t...
John J. McI1ale and Ace P. -Abell, laws
yers. 3e1-3O2 Bank Of Commerce Build-
ing. /
The Irish standard., 1897-06-12
For M Atrocloue Cri,ne,

Liberty, Mo-, June s.-William 3.
Foley, charged with the murder OF his
aged mother and his sister, was placed
on trial here Evidence tends to show
he.killed the victims az they lay asleep
and that his motive was to secure q
quick division Of the Foley farm. The
family, is one Of the most prominent In
CLAW county. -.
The Irish standard., 1897-06-12
Elevator burned.

! David City, Neb., June Fire totally
destroyed the Bell grain elevator, the
largest In the state outside Of Omaha,
and the city electric light plant. Loss,
$4,000; insurance, $1,000.
The Irish standard., 1897-06-12
nartha uake in Mexico.

HarthQuake In Mexico.
City Of Mexico, June s.-Earthquakes
were experienced Sunday in the state
of Oaxaca and some damage was done
on the isthmus of Tehuantepec, where
lightly constructed houses were
cracked. One shock lasted 40 seconds.
The Irish standard., 1897-06-12
apolis, MINI.
Business Personals.

Business Personals. n
Chris "A. Gallagher, counselor at law
4O1-4O3 Guaranty Loan Building.
John NJ. Gleason, undertaken and fun
eral director, 255 First avenue south.
IF. Mccarthy, well contractor. Hs-
timatea furnished on application. 2os
Central avenue. -
For marble and granite monuments
see r. T. Dibb, 427 Fourth avenue NE.
McGowan & Mccarthy, fire insurance,
real estate, loans. 125 Central avenue,
tefefhOne 1491. s;ss,iSs,
The Irish standard., 1897-06-12
Died of His Injuries.

Chicago, June 1o.-Dr. Alva Owen, in
ventor of the electric belt and founder
of the company at State and Adams
streets bearing his name, died ut his
home in Palatine from injuries inflicted
bv a horse. a-a.. .z:
The Irish standard., 1897-06-12
VIII Hear Both sides.

VIII Hear Both S1deS.
Springfield, ILL.,, June s.-Gov. Tag
ner announces that he will hear argu.
ments for and against the Allen street
railway bills, by persons interested, 90
to why the same should or should not
become law.
The Irish standard., 1897-06-12
Must Pay q Tax.

Harrisburg, Pa, June e.-The senats
has passed finally the bill which has
already gone through the house, taxing
each unnaturalized adult male em6
ployed in the state two cents day.
The Irish standard., 1897-06-12
nronnaA Dead.

Chicago, June &C. D. Mosher, Q
prominent photographer, dropped dead
oaheart disease in restaurant Monday.
The Irish standard., 1897-06-12

TO Cure Constipstlon Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy cathartic 100 or -
The Irish standard., 1897-06-12
Bold Act Of Barrio

Panama, June 7.-President Barrios
has publicly declared himself dictator
Of Guatemala.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-16
SELL IN STATU QUU.
Arizona Appointments Con
 tinue in the Balances.

A Washington special of May II to the Phoenix Republican says: Itcan be said on direct authority that Ari- zona appointments will not be made while the horde of Ariz )na office seek : CTS remain in Washington haunting the White House and the depart meLtS. Ii they will follow out the presidents desires and go home the appointments for the territory will be quickly made.
 The persisteney with which the hunt has been conducted has irri- tated the president to such a degrss that he has departed from his usual urbsnity of manner in his reception of applicants of late. when he has con- sented to receive them at All. The judicial and United Statss msreh al- ship appointments will not be made before next September. The new gov ernor and secretary will be announced as soon as the las. Arizonan known to bs wanting an office has boarded 6 train and is safely on his westward way. It is not likely that the insist ence of the candidates will be reward . ed, or that anything more substantial than an unfavorable impression of Arizona people and political methods will follow the applicants eIpendi- ture of time and money.
 Burt Dunlap left for Arizona to- night. I. N. Stoddard will start home within a few days
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-16
LAVE SHOCK NOTES.
Recent MOvements of Our Cat
 tie Dealers.

From the Range Newi.
 Tuesday, May 4, 4779 head, includ- ing 93 stock cattle, by C. A Shaefer, to E linwood and Great Bend, Kss., consigned to George Holmes l.. s. Com. Co. Same date, llSS head Of steers by c. c. Co. 10 Cal Glenn, at Texline, Texas.
 Wednes lay, by q. A. Rstbbun 7t , head of mixed cattle to his firm at Dodge City, kas. These cattle were furnished by S;ailings. Stark, Dowdle and Snow.
 Thu 'sday by W. w. Whi ney 547 heal stock cattle for Mcdonald Crow ley-Farmer Com. Go. at Greensburg, Kss.
 Friday, Ryan Bros. 475 head, of which all were steers except two cars of heifers, which went to Dry Camp, Cal. The old steers went to Alma, Kas., and the young ones to Billings, Mont.
 Friday, by E. 3. Moore 97 steers to Price & Rowkl"y at Hutchinson, kas. These steers were from the herd Of Rockiellow < servos.
 Sunday, J. c. Harrington shipped I'll head Of steers from Sierra Bonita ranch 10 himself at Bazar, kas., and yesterday he sent forward th, balance of the bunch, 4OS head, te the same destination.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-16
THE MINING INDUSTRY.
Expansion Healthy and Free
 From Dishonesty.

Arizona has witnessed during the past year a pronounced revival and growth in those industries which are essential to her advancement and pros peri.y, and ill no direction Las pro- gress been more marked than in the development of her mineral resources. And what is equally gratifying, this expansion has been healthy, to s great extent free from the element of spec ulation which in former years was supposed to be insepsrahle from min ing-so much so that such enterprises were invariably referred to as "ven- tures," says the Globs Silver Belt.
 There Is nothing dead sure" in this world chance enters into all our calculations, in every avenue of hu- man endeavor; and it is tlessing that ii is SO, for without it life would be colorless. and every incentive to ambl'iJn and enterprise wouli be lacking. There is a fascination about the search for treasure hidden in the rocks end tlenied with the drsss which has been great stimulus to the development of our resources The hcpe of striking it rch" has sus, tained the preapector through years of weary toil, danger and privatio on, and when confronted wIsn disappoint- meat it has spurred him on to re- ne~ed effort. The prospsctors were the vanguard of the industrial army that has peopled the great west. The Grospector blszel the way for those who came after mn equipped witt the knowledSe and resources needful U unlock Da'ure's treasures and en- rich . world with gold and silver and :he baser metals of indu.try.
 Mining as now conducted is as le- gitimate as any o;h ar nusiness, and its rewards are not l'ss certain: and for this very reason there is closer calcu- lation on the past of tine purchaser, and the prospector realizes less from the sale of his claims than formerly. The day Of fabulous prices for unde- veIoped properties has passed, and the tendency in mining as in everything el>e Is toward lower level O! val les,
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-16
MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.
4 Train Passes Over x Child
 Without Injury.

Routs Agsrt Fisk of Wells, Fargo & Co who arrived 1T, Phoenix from Nogalss. report, to ie Republican . very pecu,ilr Case as occurring near Cri,.enden. on the N. M. X A. road last Saturday morning, in which . little baby had . most marrow escape from 6 horrible deth. Tho train on which MT. Flick was travelling was making gooc time along the road when all at Oaoe little bshy ap- peared on the track close to the en- zine. Ths engineer reversed ms en- zine and put on the air b-akes but the pilot of his engine struck the lit tie one and she was thrown under the train. As soon ss the tram stopped the mortified engineer and fireman jumped flem tneir engine expecting to see the lI;t.e oas crushed to death and her remain scattered along the trsck, but were most sgreeably sur Prised 10 see her crawl from under the last car of the train absolutely un hurt. She had evidently been thrown under the train in the midile Of the track and had laid perfectly still until the train passed over her.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-16

A letter from the assistant crmmis- sisler of the general land office ., Washington informs the register and receiver at Tucson that the supreme court has decided sgains, Los Nogalss de Elias private land claim. Follow ing is the letter.
 By the decision of the supreme court of the United States in the case of Ainsa vs. United States (I6I U. s. Reports, 2OS). the right of ths claim ants to Los Noysles de Eliss private land claims vas denied and ih ir cisims thereto disaliowed.
 By letter of this date t, the regis ter and receiver at Tucson. the lands included Tn sil claim have been re- stored to the public domain"
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-16
Sta nd . at The Head,

Aug. J. Bosel, the leading druggist oi Shreveport, L>., says: "Dr. Kings New Discovery is the only thing that cures my cough. ani it is the best aeller l have" J. F. Campbell, mer- chant of Ssfbrd. Ar,z- vrits; "Dr. Kings New Discovery is all that is claimed for it; it never fsils, and i. q sure for Consumption, Cough. and Colds. cannot -ay enough for i,s" n srits." Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs ani Colds is not an experiment. It has been tried for a quarter O: a century, and SOdsy stands st the he d. It never disappoints, Free trIai bottles at Tombstone and Bisbee Drug Stores.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-16

Hon. rhos. r. Weedin is putting up machinery on his Arcade group of mines, in the Tortillitss, aud before many weeks will be making regular shipments of concentrates. The ma chinery consists of a lO>hOrss power Websl gas engine. 6 concentrating mill capable Of working a 'oa of prs an hour. Blake crusher, and 9 Hartz Jig sizr. Twenty tons of ore will be reduced to one and shi; ped. The Arcade mine. at a depth of l25 feet, ss 4 foo. vein of ore which assays 56O unces to the tou.-Fisren ce Fri buns
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-16
"IF I WERE KING"
America Would he a FayOrite
 Dumping Ground.

"lf l were king" says the editor Of London Answers, "I should instsn tly ship of all the cranks, faddists, shriek- ing sisters aud per.ons who fancy they have nilsson to perform ts ipt'r'ere with other people and their amusement-, 70 the United States of America, for know from persen al ex- berience that in some of the states in that republic, including New York, they wolld be received with open arms. and, perhaps met with hanne r., while We on this side would then be free of them"
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-16
CAPTURED IN ARIZONA.
An Escaped Burglar Captured
 in Yuma.

Governor Franklin yesterday grant ed eqdisition papers to Sheriff Agee of Douglas county, Oregon, for the extradition of Rebe,t Hiuman, who is now in custody at Yuma. The Ga . ze:te says Hinman escaped from the county jail at Rsseburg, Douglas county, Oregon, last October. A Aposse took after him, but he successfully eluded his sursuers, and subsequently, stood of another posse inst Was keep jag his trail too warm. He made his way to the hills and shot a man who .oolishlv tried to GTrest him.
 No diit !ulty was exp, rierced in keeping track of his movements, as a dissolute woman with whom hs had been living was following him ur. He was finally located st Yums, where Sheriff G'eenlesf p!scsd him under arrest. Hinman tired to escape by jumping into lagoon, but the sheriff disappoint ,d by taking Q shCt at him. His leg wa, broken by She bulle, and capture was easy.
 The crime for which Hinman was originally couiued was burglary, but more ssnous charge Of murder is staring Linn in the face, as the man whom he shot is expected ts dIe, sl- though he has fingered since last De- tober.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-16
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
As Scales of Justice Were Bal
 anced Today.

Territory vs Zsck Tavlor-srraign- ed charge of murder and gwen until l4th to plead,
 Territory vs Guerrero Grand lar- ceny-Plead not guilty set for 17th 9s. m.
 Territory vs Rsmersz lar oeny plead not guilty set for 17th ga. m.
 Partial report grand jury indict- ment fouud against Fernando Escahoza-grsnd larceny; who was arranged and ordered to plead on l4th ga. m.
 Territory vs G. Soto-Chsrge iynor- ed and exhonerated.
 Territory vs Zack Taylor-Demur,r UT, taken and ordered resubmitted to grand ,ry.
 Territory vs Meniozs-Arraigned ani plead guilty. Ordered to appear for sentence OF I7th.
 Territory vs F. Esco5cza-Arraign- ed, plead not guilty-Ss, for 18th at 9s..m.
 NJ. Welsh vs G. W. Seavernce- Argument on motion for DO ors de6aits specifications in complain. or for bill of particulars. Sst for tomorrow.
 Johnson ys John son-Set for Satur- day 22nd. ? p. m.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-16

The following sensible remarks are made by the Prescott Courier. They apply to the whole of Arizona: of sone enterprising man with living water on his ranch would go into the fish business. make ponds and stock them with channel eat fish, he would succeed and make money. The blue eat ia . fine food fish, very hardy aud aquick grower. IL is unfortunate that 30 many people go. diegustsd with fish culture through starting with the worthless German carp"
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-16

In speaking of the accident whick befsl NIT. Wsughtel of Dos CAbez as the Star says he was acciden,ly shot in left arm and shoulder by a rfe which he was carrying between his legs while driving a blackboard. In going over rut the gnn slipped and went of, the bal! passing through the arm and shoulder, fracturing the bone into ss any as twenty p,eces and lscerating tue hssh b,dly, 90 that i, Was impossible to save the am Dr. J. V. Gsf was sent for by telegraph and went out on yssterdsy's train. Assisted by Ore. Walters and Niche!- son, of Wilcox, it was -termIned the arm could not be saved, and the arm was amputated at the shoulder. The patient was doing we'll and when Dr. Calf left yesterday at 10 o'clock. Dr. Gaf -tates tlat had not the amputa- ton been promptly made the patient would not have long survived the
 hock.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-16

A dispatch from Prescott, say, nothing has been heard from the posse in pursn;t of Parker sincs yes terday morning, when the Indian trsilers were put on the trail, lees than twenty five miles from Prescott. At that time the officers felt certain they would capture their man before night. None oI the escapes are yet located,
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-16
TRADE WITH ARIZ )N !
Sound Advice to the Eus;aesS
 Men of Los Angeles.

The Los Angeles Express gives the following timely ed sice to it's mer- chants and business mep:
 "Juss now, whsn nierchsrt. of this city are making such stren uOus eHsrts e. secure trade with tho sister repub- lie sni are rejoicing ever ths fact that
 Mexican steamers will stop for freight at loe~l ports, it might bs pertinent to call stteatiO to . iich field much nearer ct hand and promising much more satisfactory Yssult'.
 "rhe field is the territory Of Arizona; i; how it has escaped the attention of iecal merchants, to the extent it has,
 mystery. Hero lies vast field oi riches at our very d 'ors. whose new capabilities arc every d.y brought to l ght, and yet . great part Of whose 'rais. which should propsrly come to this city, is going to other points.
 "Sems of the progressive local deal CTS have worked up this fell with great profit ts thsm-slves, but there is still boundless opportunity far Los Angeles merchants. Arizona is rap idly becoming the most productive mineral region in the world. Irriga- ton systems are being arranged that will reclaim millions of acres of her fertile, but. at present, a,ii d.sert lsnd.. The business of furnishing her with adequate machinery and sup plies should legitimately come to L,s Angeles, as the nearest point in dis tance and time, and the most econom- icAl port for purchase. AS ma..er of fact, Rreatsr part of this trade goes to eastern pointa, and Los Angeles cones in only on a part of the mining machinery and mills, which the nece- sities of the territory demand. Within the past three wesks at least three quartz mills have been purchased here for poIhts in Arizona.
 Another feature that should not be overlooked l. that A izOnans are the best kind of custo ners, for they have ready cash with which to ray for their purchases. Plenty of capital is pour ing into the mines of the territory from eastern centers and mos. of tbtm ars proving successful.
 Let our enterprising business men get all the Mexican trade rossibl e, bu, for their own good and for the benefit ot this city, let them not neglect the valu uabls territory almost at home, while some eastern dsal.rs g.t ip ahead of them. Great numbtrs of Arizopa people spend iheir summer here, and it would be no diff cult mat ter to establish such business rela ions as shoald exist between points 90 slosely supplementary ,o each other"