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CUILDrsEN'S CARR 4 Il f >
$4,000 ORDERl

The second instalment Of CHlLDREN'S
CARRIAGES has been received, which Tor
beauty, strength and cheapness cannot be
eousl!ed. Prices on these goods are consider
ably lower than those of our ncghborng city
Washington. Every Carriage warranted to bear
100 pounds weight
MY $40 Carrisgc-eleptic spring, iron axles,
wheels-is in reality perfect gem.
Carriages nicely packed and sent to any part
" '''o ~' CHAS. w. GREEN,
NH q Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-19

THE BEAUTIFUL
Il BAY STALLION "STAR"
viii stand this season at CATS TAVERN,
West End, from APRIL 1st to JUNE 81
3oth, 1878 Star is Mahogany Bay, TN
ios hands high, and 9years old, weigh, 80 -t.
ing l4OO lbs; an excellent driver and draught
horse. He WAS raised by Mr.. Brown, OF Fau-
4uier county. Va; his sire was Il Morgan horsei
his dam d Black Hawk mare. :,
Terms: SIS for the season. The best care Will
be taken of mares left at the stand. No account
ability, however, for unavoidable accidents.
ap l5-eo2m R. D. CATS, Proprietor.
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E.7.SCr GDOUS.

MSTRON CA y co.
Importers, Manufacturers and Jobbcrs oi
BON EFT TRIMMING, NECK AND SASH
RIBBONS, VELVET RIBBONS. NEON
TIES. RONNET SILKS, SATIN
VlLV dTS and GRAPES, FLOW
i RS. FEATHERS, ORNA-
MENTS FRAN Els, &c ,,,
STRAW 30 NNETS AND IAD DiES AMI
CHILD lens HATS. TRIMMED
AND UNTRIMMED.
Ard in Connecting Warerooms,
WHITE GOO IS. LINENS, EMBROIDE-
KlES, LnuES, NETS, COLLAR RS, ,, SEIS'
HANDkERCHIEFS, YELLING,
HEAD NETS, Sc, &c -,
These goods are manufactured by us on bought
for cash directly from the European and Amer,
lean manufacturers embracing all the l"t"st
novelties unequallcd in variety and chcaphess
in any market. 1 IL;
Orders filled with care, promptnesis and DIS
patch. n--l-I li.il - III
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"DEAD HEADS Mr. Lewis Mckenzie,
President Of the Washington and Ohio Rail
road Company, concludes his answers to the
interrogatories of the House Committee on
Roads and Internal Navigation as follows, Il
would be thankful if the Committee would re-
port bill making it a penal offence tor any
railroad company to issue free pass except so
far as may be necessary for its own oihcers
They have passed such a law in New iiamp-
shire, aud | think it would work well IN VT,
giuia, as matter of public policy as well as OF
mercy to the presidents of the companies, who
are fairly hunted down by would-be dead
Leads"
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NHITEWASHING.

w PARRIS SIMMS,
AT his old stand corner Prince and 81. Asaph
streets, opposite the Postothce, will faithfully
work generally that may be entrusted to him,
on reasonable terms. All work in his line done
with utmost nestness and dispatch. lap ll-lm
pUMFORDS YEAST POWDER receive
AS this day by zap III j. G. MlLBURN.
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10000

In store and to arrive By the 18th Instant.
lI:"All the people arc in, tied to examine the
goods and work and witness the interesting
process of manufacturing Hair Goods, VII the
details of which can be seen by every customer
who enters My sore.
mIs" Hair Cnmhinss made into beautiful
Swift, hes, Curls, Putis, &c, &c.
mH~All Hair Goods mailed to any part of the
country, postage paid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-19

Physician of this celebrated institution, has dis;
covered the most Certain, Speedy, Pleasant and
Etfectual Remedy in the world for all
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-04
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, August 9.-Mayor MediIl to-
day removed Fire Marshal Williams,
against whom charges Of gross miScon-
duct woro yesterday made, and has ap-
pointed Assistant Marshal Matt Benner
TO take charge Of the department
About 5:30 +. NJ. fire broke out In the
fourth story, near the elevator, in the
magnificent five story marble building Of
the Singer Sewing Machine company, on
the northwest corner Ol Washington and
State streets aud is still burning with q
prospect that the entire interior will be
destroyed. Tho building was being fitted
up for tic occupancy by Field, Luter &
Co. as q retail dry goods store and was
nearly finished, but contained no goods
The fro Is said TO have originated through
the carClessness Of plumber at work on
the fourth floor.
The fire In the Singer Company's build
ing tonight was not subdued until the
roof, with It's large skylight, the cornice
and the entire upper floor were destroyed,
and tho woodwork and plastering Of the
other stories badly damaged. The entire
loss Is estimated by the representatives Of
the Singer Company al 100000, upon
which there Is no insurance.
The Dewitt County Grangcrs havo
nominated full farmers ticket for county
officers,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-04
PANAMA.

PANAMA, July 25.-The official GasGtte,
Ol Nicaragua, announces the termination
Of the labors Of the U. y. Exploring Expe.
dition for the canal route, under the
charge Of Capt. Lull, who says the labors
have ended with the most brilliant re-
suits, and that he will bo able to show
that this Is the best route yet known.
Thei Minister Of Foreign Relations Of
GautamalA has addressed a note 10
U. s. Consul Houber, complaining that
the steamer General Sherman had been
sold to the enemies Of Guatemala, who
were making use of her and tho American
flag To transport mon and implements ol
war 10 attack Guatemala. The Consul
in reply promised 10 call the attention Of
the authorities at Washington to the
abuse OF the flag, and TO advise the Ad.
miral commanding the Pacific squadron.
On the 9th inst. rain fell In such tor.
rents in Lima as TO penetrate all tho dry
weather roofs OF houses and create dam
age OF half million Of dollars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-04
The Capture Of KhIva.

Especial 10 the HcfGld.)
KHIvA, July II, vid ORENBURG.-Full
details Of the capture Of KhiVa, which has
been anticipated from previous dispat atchcs,
have been received. General Kaufman
Is well satisfied with tho result Of the
campaign. Tho entire Russian loss Is 81
killed and % wounded, including 90 cas-
ualties. In the navy 2 officers and Ia
men, being decoyed by treachery into q
Turkoman camp, were massacred. Grand
Dukes Nicholas and LCushtenberg greatly
distinguished themselves in tho alla ir.
Both were two hours under fire, and are
great iavoTites with the army.
There were captured twenty cannon,
and a largo quantity Of ammunition.
KhiVa City is dirty, squRlid place, with
shabby eEvlrons. The country, however,
Is delightful, aud the vegetation beautiful
and strong.
A party Of Russians have taken advan.
tago Oithe circumstances and are domi-
ciied among the trading community, tho
population being very quiet and respect
iul. Forty thousand slaves have been SET
lree and Gen. Kaufman will remain
here until the terms Of the treaty are iul.
filled. 1t Is also propable that an expedi.
tion will be sent TO chastise the 1urkoman
cribs and break down their power they
having proved cowardly and ireacherous
brutal and cruel towards the Persian
slaves. The Herald correspondent is the
only stranger In the Russian camp, and 4
treated with great kindness by General
Kaufman and his officers, because o.
their friendshipior Americans.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-04
EarIhquakc in Chill.

Chill, August ga great earthquake
was lelt at Valparaiso on the SLh Of July.
The shocks were worse than those ol
1867. A great deal Of damage has been
done to many houses and churches,
though nothing TO be compared TO the
last earthquake Of San Salvador. Some
few lives have been lost by falling walls,
and one lady died from fear. ThOprisOners
tried TO break out Of jail but did not sue
coed and the fire began In large ware
house, but was soon eXtinguiShed. In
San Tiago the shocks were severe, but no
great damage was done beyond the break
ing OF mirrors and tho rending OF some
walls. The bells tolled Of their own &C.
cord, and train was stopped by large
rocks thrown down on the track.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-04
CHOLERA.

ST. LoUis. August 9.-ThO deaths Of
the week ending this evening, as reported
by the Board Of Health, were two hun
lrcd and eleven, a decrease from last
week Of thirty. Seventeen were reported
from cholera, and tWenty-nine from
cholera morbuS
CINCINNATI, August 2.-FOur deaths
from cholera, one from cholera mOrbus
and three from cholera iniantum are re-
ported 10 have occurred at Dayton, o.,
and vicinity during the past week.
EvARWiLLE, 1ED., August 3.-ThC
Journals special advlces report total oI
thirteen deaths at Carmi, Illinois, from
cholera, and that everything Is quiet al
present. Two deaths arc also reported al
Wabash. One death irom cholera here
to-day.
INDIANApoErS, August 3.-TWo deaths
from cholera occurred here Saturday. Nc
deaths to-day and no new cases reported
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-04
LOUISVILLE.

LoUBvnIE, August 3.-Tho city ordi-
nance providing Tor the subscription Of
$500,00O on the part Of the eastern dis
triCt OF Louisville TO aid 10 the Construc-
tion Of the second bridge across the Ohio
river at this point was accepted by tho
City Council on Saturday night. The
question Is now 10 be submitted 10 vote
Of the people Of tho eastern district.
At popular election In Christian Co.,
Kentucky, last week, o man named Rogers
was fatally stabbed In the neck by young
man named Leslie. In the same county
on the same day, VIM. Mcdaniel, former.
ly constable In that county, was shot by
q man named Nurgent, and died on tho
next day.
LOUISVILLE, August ga party of
boys, while rObbing watermelon patch
q mile from this city, this afternoon, Wero
fred on by man named George Serg, q
German, with a double barTeled shot
gun. George Hasty, twelve years old, re.
ceived four large shot in his side, and Ia
seriously, but not fatally wounded. Serg
has been arrested.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-04
A Woman shoots her Husband.

LOUISVILLE, August IA Mrs. West
shot her husband ID q street car late this
afternoon inliCtlng severe wound. The
parties came to this city from 81 Louis q
lew days since and secured rooms at q
hotel. Yesterday tho wife secretly left
town and started for ST. Louis, but was
arrested by q telegram and brought back
10 this city today. While going
home together in q street car this afternoon
the woman suddenly drew a pistol,
placed Il directly against her husbands
person, and fired, The other passengers
inleriered, and she was disarmed. The
husband asserts that his vile Is subjec to
emotional insanity, and went her bail
alter being shot. The ball ranged around
his hip, and has not yet been found. His
name is J. $, West, and he formerly lived
in this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-04
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, August 2.-In July there
were issued from the stamp division oI
the Third Assistant Postmaster Generals
office 107 ,60S, ,4l0 articles from which rev
enue Is derived, the value Of which Is
81, $3.50, ,747, q large increase over the busi-
ness Of any previous month, and Is &C
cepted Rs the result Of the abolition ol the
franking privilege.
Payments made from the treasury by
warrants during July were: On account
Of civil and miscellaneous, S8,189, ,1s2;
War, $3674, ,GS7; Navy, $S,0O6,1 ,19S; Into.
rior, Indian and Pension, 81, ,99l ,113; IN.
terest advanced to several Pacific railroad
companies, 81 ,03S S70J. Total $40, ,792, ,S37.
The above does not include payments
made on account Of interest or principal
Of the public debt.
Hugo Petzold has been appointed In
ternai Revenue Collector for the Second
District OF Minnesota, james II. Weber
for Nebraska, and A. F. Haywood for
Dakota.
Tho Attorney General has recommend
ed the pardon oiR. 0. 9hotwcll, of North
Carolina, and VIM. ii. Fulton, OF South
Carolina, convicted and imprisoned Ku-
Klux.
The President Of the international Ty-
biographical Union, q resident here, has
been informed OF strike Of the Union
printers In OItowa.
WASHINGTON, August 3.-The Secre-
tary orthe Treasury directed the Assis-
tant Treasury of New York to buy hAlfa
million Of bonds on the second Wednes-
day, and sell one and q hall million Of
gold each Thursday during the month Of
August, in all To Sell six million Of gold
and buy hall a million OF bonds,
J.H. Ripley, clerk In the PostoflCe De-
psrtment committed suicide yesterday
evening.
Robert 8. Chew, Chief Clerk Of the
State Department, who was struck with
paralysis several weeks since, died at an
early hour this morning. Chew was ap.
pointed TO a clerkship in tho State De
partment from Virginia, and was employed
for nearly forty years in that department
Of the Government.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-04
LATEST NEWS.

Two conviCls in the Monroe county,
N. Y, penitCntiary broke from the guard.
One was shot fatally and the other escHp-
cd.
Cloud, the oarsman, arrived at Har-
riSburg at ak o'clock on Saturday, some
what behind time, in consequence Of d
delay at tho cans locks. He expects to
make up the lost time on the Ohio river.
John Mldgeny died In Portland, Me,
Saturday, aged II. He was once Mayor
Of Little Rock, and Clerk of the
Mississippi House Of Representatives.
Tho funerals of Nicholson and Halo.
han who were hanged at Baltimore on
Friday took place Saturday. The former
took place from his fathers residence and
tue latter under the auspicus Of the pris-
oncrs aid society.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-04
Tho Bender Grave Yard.

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Aug. IA Times
special from tho neighborhOod Of the
Bender grave yard says that while no
new graves have been discovered, indiCa.
tions were found that the ground in q
corn1eld south Of where the house stood
had been disturbed 10 q considerable eX-
tent. As it was approaching night, 1t
was concluded TO suspend operations for
the present, and send notices at an early
day TO neighbOring farmers to be on hand
with their plows, scrapers and spades,
and commence regular organized search
for any bodies that may be buried there.
1t Is the opinion of our party that the
search will not be In vain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-04

Could Nor REFUSE THE FAVOR. R.-On
me occasion Sir Robert WalpOle wanted
IN carry question in the House oil Com.
mons, 10 which hC knew there would be
great opposition, and which was disliked
Ivy some Of his dependents. As he was
passing through the Court Of Requests he
met member Of tho contrary party,
NhoSe AvaricG ho imagined would not re-
lec! large bribC. lie took him aside
HAd sall such question comes on this
IAY, give me your vote, and here Is a
bank , bill Of 10000" which he put into
us hands ThO member made him this
answer "Sir Robert, you have lately
served some otmy particular friends and
Shen my wife was last nj court the king
was very gracious 10 her, which mus
nave happened at you. instance. lshould
therefore, think myself very ungratelu
.puuIng the hank bill into his pOCkeO II
we're were 10 refuse the favor you arc nov
pleased To ask me-"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-04
MEXICO.

MATAMoRAs, August 2.-The PoS Pub.
lea denies the rulnOr In the American pa.
pers that General EScsbedo with the
fourth division oil the Mexican army had
been ordered TO the Rio Grande frontier,
and says Gen. EscabedO Is on his estate
near San Louis P0tasl and the fourth d.
vision Of the army Is stationed at different
and remote parts Of the republic on active
duty. The report, although, stated 10
have eminated from the head quarters Of
the department Of Texas, and first appear.
ed in the San Antonio papers Is ground
lcSs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-04
TEXAS.

GALVESTON, TRxAs, August 2.-sldney
Sherman, the last cavalry commander Of
San Jacinto, died in this city last night
and will DO buried this afternoon with
military hOnors. '
A special TO the RetsS from San Antonio
gives on account OF more Indian Outrsges
along the frontier at Fair City, Perios
Bridge and Brady's Greek. There IS
much excitement, and the people arc
abandoning their homes and crops.
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Crop Prospect In Ksn,uct1.

LOUISVILLE, August 3.-The Courier
journal publishes the crop reports OF
twenty-five representative counties in
Kentucky. The recent rains brought
out tho corn and tobacco crops in eastern
Kentucky finely and both promises well.
In the Blue Grass region the corn prom
ises we'll The com and wheat Is general.
ly in good condition through the central
counties. In southern Kentucky the
wheat and corn looks well. In western
Kentucky not more than two.thirds Of
ordinary crops oi corn and tobacco are
expected, though tue recent rsins have
improved the prospects somewhat. Tho
Colorado potato bug has done great
damage in the counties adjoining this.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-04
Chrushed 10 Death.

Fl. WAYNE, August 3.-JOhn Burdick,
alias Coal Oil Johnny brakeman on the
Fl Wayne, jackson & Saginaw Railroad
was instantly crushed to death yesterday
afternoon while coupling the cars at tho
north side Of the depot. He was q young
man about twenty-five years Of ago whose
parents live in Dekalb, Ills, was an indus
irious and reliable man, and stood u
good chance Of being shortly promoted to
q cnnduclOrship.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-04
The Chnmbors.seddons Prize Fight.

NEW YORK, August 8.-The prize fight
between Seddons and Chambers took
place this morning near Prospect Park
Fair Grounds, Brooklyn, just of the Coney
Island Road, and resulted, alter fourteen
rounds which occupied yearly an hour,
in the defeat Of seddonS, who II is said
was not In good fighting condition. He
was punished severely by Chambers who
displayed muchhkill throughout the fight,
and finally Seddons was knocked out Of
time and his seconds threw mp the sponge.
The affair was kept very quiet and was
witnessed by but few New York aud
Brooklyn sports. The police were de-
ccivcd by . rnmor that tho men were 10
meet at hotel on Coney Island,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-04
ENGLAND.

LONDON, August 9.-A dreadful acci-
dent occurred this morning On tho North.
western Railway, near Wegan, to Scotch
tourist express train from London.
Twelve persons were instantly killed,
and 80 wounded. Among the killed Is
Sir John Ansou. Many of the injured
will die.
LONDON, August ga meeting was
held In Hyde Park to-day 10 protest
against the grant to tho Duke ot Edin.
burg, Bradlaugh presided. It was re-
solved that the Queen be peiltiOned TO rC-
fuse her assent " the bill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-04

CHEATING CoNscIRNcE.-When Lully,
the celebrated composer, was onco dan.
gerously III, his friends sent for comics.
sOr, who, finding his situation critical,
and his mind much agitated and alarmed,
told him there was only one way by
which he could obtain sbSolution, and
that was, by burning all that lie had com.
posed Of an unpublished opera Remon.
STRANGE was in vain. Lully burnt his mu.
sic, and the Coniessor withdrew. On his
recovery, q nOblemAn who was his patron
calling 10 sec him, was informed Of the
sacrifice which he had made. "And sc" "
said he, "you have burnt your opera; and
you are really such q bloCkhead as 10 be-
iieve in the absurdities Of a monk ?"
"Stop, my friend, STOP" said Lully, whis.
pering In his ear; II knew very well
what was About-1 have another copy" "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-04
FRANCE.

PARIS, August Sex President Thiers
yesterday, in the course OF a reply TO
Madame Koechling, who presented him
with gift from the ladies Of Mulhouse, dc.
clsred that the attitude Of France towards
foreign powers should be strictly neutrali
that the difficulties IN Spain were purely
internal; and that il France claimed the
inviolability Of her territory she ought u
expect tho same Of Spain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-04

WORCESTER, August 3.-saturday af-
ternOon the State c0nstables assisted by
the local officers visited large number
Of saloons in this city where beer was sold
and seized all that could be found, the To-
tal amount being about one hundred kegs
Most of the saloons visited Werc kept by
Germans who had already beesn arraigned
for dealing in the article, but their stock
had peTer before been taken. lmme-
di0tely amer the seiEure some Of the saloon
kcepcrs got in . new Gtock, and q second
SeIZure was mAda. In the evening nearly
Nll the saloons were open and doing busi
mess until their stock was exhausted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-04

CLEVELAND, August 3.-Thls morning
a young man named B. P. Dorsey, son Of
L. L. Dorsey, IT,, Of Eden Farm, KY,
Jumped from the q window Of the Forest
City Hotel 10 the ground, distance OF
fllly feet, and was so badly injured that
he died in a few minutes. Young Dorsey
was here attending the races with his
father, and 1t Is said he has bean drinking
hard. II Il hsuppoSed he was dellrious
when he took tho leap, ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-04
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2.-Gov. WOodson, ol
this State, General Jos. Craig, and several
other gentlemen of St. Joseph, Missouri
went across the line into Kansas yestor.
dsy 10 shoot prairie chickens, and were
arrested and fined for violating tho Kan
sss game law. Tho affair caused good
deal of merriment among tho Governori
friends.
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ReaIher Report.
Wan DXPARTKHHT,
UTVIUH OHTHB CuIHB SI0NAL ORITrHA.
WARRINGTON, D. O., Aug, $500 ?. 4.


PROBABILITIRs.
For tho northwest upper lake region
and thence 10 Indiana and Missouri, high
temperature, falling barometer; souLhcrly
winds and generally clear weather.
From Michigan to Lake Ontario and
sOnthward 10 Kentucky and West Virgin
ia, cool, clearing and clear weather, north.
westerly and nOrtherly winds.
For Tennessee and the eastern gull
States, northerly and northwestcrly winds,
rising barometer and cooler, increasingly
cloudy weather and local storms,
For the South Atlantic States, south.
erly winds, veering to norLhwesterly, ris.
ing barometer, partly cloudy weather and
occasional rain.
For the Middle Atlantic States, increas.
ing pressure, occasional rain, and cooler
and clearer weather.
For New England, southwesterly and
nOrthweslerly winds, cloudy weather, ire.
quent rains and lower temperature.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-04

tSAI. CHARACTRR-MorAnd, tho au.
,sOt OF Lh CdpricistISe, was In box OF the
,aeaIfc during tho frat representation Oi
TH' comedy; the pit loudly expressing
,llsaPnIobatiOn ut tho extravaganCe and
mpfobaOility Of some traits in this char.
|lcr, the author became impatient; he
Pll his head out Ot the box, and cried
nlI, know, gentlemen, that this Ia the
very picture Of my mother.in.laW. What
DO you say nnNgn
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Earthquake-.Ra RaIn..0G Their Rescr-
Vafinn

SANTA FE, August "a slight shock
OF earthquake was felt in this city about
/ o'clock p. N. yesterday.
The first rain Of any consequence this
season l''ll last nirht
II is IeWTtCl ILAt the Southern ApachCs
have lett their rGseI vation on account oil
one OF their chiefs being arrested. The
Fort Bert troops arc after them and will
soon return them TO their reservation.