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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-10
IRE LOssEs.


MILWAUKEE, November 0. AT an
early hour this morning woman named
Stleren killed her son, Ia boy 10 years
old, by giving him poison and then
committed suicide by jumping uInto
the cistern. The woman had been in bad
health for a long time and the act was
committed during an attack OF insanity
induced by the fear that che would de
and be separated from her child.
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Way NOT REPEAT ITH-The unusual
interest taken in the play Of "Romeo and
Juliet" and the successful presentation oI
the same on last evening, should be an
inducement to the management to repro
duce it-ssy on Wednesday afternoon
Many persons were prevented, by import
ant engagements elsewhere, from wit
Messing this beautiful play, and it is o,
the request Of large number that we
make the suggestion.
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AID FOR NEBRASKA sUFFERERs.
Florida Election.

TALLAHASSEE, November 9.-The latest
returns show that Purman, Republican
for Congress in the 1st district, Is elected
by from 500 to 700 majority. 1t will re-
Quire the official vote 10 decide the result
in the second district, although 1t is be-
lieved Walls, Republican, Is elected. The
Senate Is q tie, but the Republicans claim
the Legislature BY majority Of three
on Joint ballot.
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Articles OF Association Filed.

INDIANAPOLIS, November 0.-The ar
ticles Of association of the Bedford,
Springfield, Owensboro s. Bloomfield
Railroad were filed to day with the Sec.
retary oil State, capital 100000. The
contemplated road Is to run from Bedford
to Bloomfield, in this State, distance Of
thirty miles.
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MONTGOMERY, November 0.-The vote
Of Senator Spencer was challenged al
Decatur by lifelong citizen, on the
ground that he did not live there. Spencer
claims Decatur as his home.
The Democratic majority in the State
will be fifteen thousand. Six Democrat.
ic. Copgressmen have been elected, and
there will be thirty Democratic majority
on joint ballot in the Legislature.
Alexander White and many other
prominent Republicans are in caucus
here, but for what purpose is unknown.
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Rccoye1y Of slolcn PropertY.

CoLuMBUs, o, November 9.-Super.
intendent Thompson, oil the Metropolitan
police force, to-day recovered from two
thieves O sstchol containing railroad
bonds, valuable contracts and specifca-
tions, valued at several thousand dollars,
This satchel is the property ol John NJ.
Day, q railroad contractor residing at Des
Moines, Iowa, and was stolen from a car
in this city about ten days ago.
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FIrc at Fort Madison. Iowa.

CHICAGO, November GA fire at Fort
Madison, Iowa, last night destroyed two
livery stables, several stores and dwelling
houses. 1t was thought at one time that
the whole Of Front street, where the
heaviest business houses are would 60,
but by good management the fire was
stopped. Damage from $4,000 TO $25,-
900. Mostly insured. 1t was without
doubt an incendiary affair, as the flames
when first discovered were in three differ
ent localities.
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SANFRANCnoo, November 0.-The re-
turns from Nevada are not yet complete,
As far as given Bradley, Democrat, tor
Governor has 1900 majority; Adams
Democrat, Lieut.. Governor 800. Wood
burn, Republican,, for Congress has 1000
majority. The rest Of the State ticket ia
probably Republican.
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WORCESTER, MASS, Novcroer GA
Central Village, Conn.,, cs Saturday,
boy twelve years OF age shot his brother
aged two years, dead on the spot, and
wounded his sistpE 80 severely that ahe Is
not expected 10 live. The deed was &C.
cidentally done, with an old gun which
was left loaded in the bedroom.
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Fire Panic In a Chm, ch,

MONTREAL, November 0,-During the
special service in the French Parish
Church this morning an alarm Of flre
was given, when the large congregation
made a rush for the doors. Fully three
hundred people were trampled under foot
and many fatally injured.
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A WoMAA's Missionary Society will be
organized in the Second Presbyterian
Church on Wednesday evening. We uu.
derStand that this Church, together with
the Presbyterian Church at West Alex.
ander, expects soon to send lady mis-
sionary to q foreign field.
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The West Is deprived OF the ordinary
means Of remittance to the East to this
extent, and as a consequence currency is
coming In this direction, and thus increas.
ing money in the New York banks. We
quote:
This movement is unhealthy both tc
the West and the East. At the West il
will produce more or less stringency In
the money market, which, under the ex'
listing condition Of trade, is the last thing
that can be afforded by the people Of thai
section. At the East 1t tends to check
the expectation Of grain, and so helps to
produce a armness in the foreign ex'
changes quite unnatural 10 this season ol
the year. Later in the season our mer-
chants must expect 10 feel the effect oil
this grain boarding in backwardness oil
Western collections, with unsatisfactory
consequences, this unwelcome anticipa-
tlon, however, finds some mitigation in
the fact that the Indebtedness Of the West
10 the East is probably much less this
season than usual, in consequence OF the
general depression of trade.
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Weather Report.
WAX UEPAHFNENTt I
OFFTc1 OF THE CHuT SIGNAL 0HHIolR,
WARRINGTON, D. O., Nov. 9.-s:Q0P 4.
PROBABILITIES.

For the Middle States, clearing weather,
southwest to northwest winds, slight
changes in temperature and pressure.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
partly cloudy weather and light variable
winds, with slight changes in the barome.
ter, followed by lower temperature.
For the Lake Region, generally cleal
and cooler weather, with south or west
winds and slight changes in the barome-
ter.
For the Northwest, partly cloudy and
colder weather, southwest to northwest
winds, rising barometer and slight SNOW
north Of Iowa.
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Small pOX,

MONTREAL, November 0.-The smal
pox Is still on the increase here, The
Hotel Diem and the general hospital are
over crowded. The Hall House In the
new mountain park, has been taken pos
session oi,and ten patients placed thCrt
aince Saturday.
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A PORK PACKER is going to cure hogs
snouts AMI ears this winter. Even the
least faStidious picker-up Of unconsider-
cd tripe grows apprehensive, and even
wishes he were dead, at the thought that
these porcine delicscies may become an
everyday occurrence on beery lunch ta-
bles,
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Wisconsin Elec,inn.

MILWAUKEE, November 9.-uater re-
turns from the Eighth District, which
comprises the remote northern counties
Of the State, indicate the election, Of Cole,
Democrat, over McDill by about 100
majority. This leaves the Wisconsin
delegation 8 Republicans and Demo.
Gratis, Democratic gain Of l.
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FIFTH ANNlvBRsARY.-The Fifth An,
niversary Of Eureka Lodge No. 4s, /. O.
o. F., will be celebrated by the members
Of tho Order in stnuhenrauch's building
South Wheeling on the night Of the 18Th
inst. The Committee OF Arrangements
are Geo Montgomery John Q. Devine
Chas. Hayes, Lewis Wagner and Frank
Wood, with Joseph R. Wolf as Secretary
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NEW ORLEANS, November 9-General
Emory TO- day sent one Of bis staff to St..
Martlnsville 10 investigate the charge Of
ungentlemsnlY conduct made by General
Alexander Declonet sgainst Lieut. De
Rudlo.
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NEW ORLEANS.


NEW ORLEANS, November 9.-Police.
man Jamison johnson was killed yester.
day by Mike McNamara at inorganic
plantation, Plaquemine Parish.
THE ST. MART1Nsv1LR PRISONERS
arrived this evening and were met BY five
hundred citizens, many OF whom accom-
panied them TO the parish prison. They
will be arraigned tomorrow before U, s
Commissioner Weller. The prisoners have
not yet been informed Of the charges
against them.
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QhnGtkteuiaptEer

THE Washington Republican explains
In very queer way. 1t laments the re-
cent reverses, but attributes them to the
fact that the Republicans have had no
leader in Congress strong enough to stand
up against the popular demand for the In.
vcstigstions that have been made into
the conduct Of Congress and other office
holders. It maintains that If these inves.
legations, and the consequent exposures,
had been prevented, The Republican
party would have been successful again
this fall, and 1t pines for a man like Thad
Stevens, who will put a stop to such
Ioolishncss. In other words the Repub-
Iican would have the party die oI dry rot.
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CoNTINuRD.-'squiro Caldwell yestcr-
day continued the examination Of the
charges against Margaret Emmert until
Saturday afternoon at2 o'clock. Margaret
Is charged with disturbance Of the peace
and with committing an assault and bat.
fprv
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I'VE don't go 10 parties TO talk about
Darwin" cries the average young lady.
As she has a vague idea that Darwin Is Q
dangerous infdel, who thinks Adam and
Eve were monkeys, It Is, perhaps, lust
as well that she does not discuss him In
public.-Giea0o Tribune.
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PARIs, November 0.-The truth of the
Spanish governments announcement that
the sCige OF Irun has been raised is denied
BY the Carlists here, who profess to have
Information that the besiegers arc vio-
lently cannonading tho town to-day.
They also state that Don Carlos visited
all Of the outposts yesterday. A Republi.
can battalion has landed at Fantarabia,
and decisive action is expected to take
place 10 morrow,
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A LITTLE Boston girl, only FIVE years
old, said to her mother the other day,
when she proposed reading to her the last
number Of the Nursery: mo, mamma,
don't read that childish stuff. Read me
about the Beecher case"
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

EXAMINE closely the ten dollar bills ol
the First National Bank, Of Philadelphia.
There are counterfeits Of that kind In cir.
culAtion.
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Hon. John W. Head, member oI Con.
press elect from the 4th District ol Ten
nessee, died at Gallatin on Monday morn.
ing, shortly after 3 o'clock.
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INDIA.

CALCUTTA, November O,-Throuph The
influence OF the Viccroy OF India, concil.
iatory negotiations have begun between
Yokool and Khano father.
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Effect of uoIdInr Rnrk Grnin

Tho New York Bulletin shows the ex-
tent to which grain products have been
held back at the West this year. There.
ceipts at lake ports Of wheat, corn, bar
ley and rye since August /, as compared
..:.I. Ea-... a., .,nn,n nra
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OMAHA.
FUNERAL OF EDWARD CREIGHTON

FUNERAL OF EDWARD CREIGHTON.
OMAHA, November O.-The funeral ol
Mr.. Edward Creighton took place 10 day
from the Catholic Cathedral, which was
crowded to suaocation by the people Of
all sects. The funeral cortege was about
one mile in length. Business throughout
the ci'y was generally suspended and q
more popular tribute Of respect was never
shown to any one by this people than to
Mr.. Creighton.
The body Of Mrs. General John A.
Rawllns passed East to day.
FIRE LOSSES.
A FIRE last night destroyed the frame
dwelling corner OF Thirteenth street and
Capital avenue. No insurance.
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NASHVILLE, November 0.-Mr. Ssmtel
Brackman, q prominent citizen Of Clarks.
vile, Tennessee, committed suicide last
night by hanging. No cause Is assigned
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Meeting Of the New Leglslaturo.

LITTLE Rock, November 9.-The first
Legislature under the new Constltution
meets Lle tomorrow. The city 10 full Of
members and there Is considerable stir
now are that Bradley Bunch viii be elect.
cd President of tho Senate.
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SPAIN.

HESDAYE, November 9.-Tho bonn
bardment Of 1run Is continued. Gems.
Iona and Lszerna visited the town on
Sunday, but staid only halt an hour. They
are expected 10 return over the hills
from San Sebastian with eco men, and
the Carlists have gone TO meet them. A
battle is expected TO be the result.
MADRID, November 0.-The Carlists
have raised the siege Of Irun. Don Car.
los has arrived at Henadazc, France, &C.
compauied by his staff, and tho Madrid
Government has demanded that they be
returned. Republican successes against
the C2rllsts elsewhere are announced.
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NEW YORK CITY.
A SHARP LETTER.

NEW YORK, November GA dispatch
from New Orleans Of yesterday says that
q very sharp letter to the War Depart.
ment has been written by President
Orton, OF the Western Union Telegraph
Company, demanding why, in time Of
peace, their wires were cut, and the mat.
Ter has been referred to General Emory
for report. Emory some days ago insti-
tuted inquiries, but to-day he detailed
General Henry A, Morrow, by order ol
the Department, 10 proceed there and
make a special report Of all the circum-
stances. He left 10 night on his mis-
sion.
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CLEVELAND.
FOREST FIRES STOPPED.

CLEVELAND, November 0.-The rair
last night has stopped the forest and
swamp fires which have been burning IL
this vicinity east, west and south, and the
atmosphere is comparatively clear to day
AID FOR NEBRASKA SUFFERERS.
Several car loads Of provisions and
clothing have been sent from this city to
the Nebraska sufferers within tho past
week.
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PITTSBURGH.
OFFICIAL VOTE OF ALIEouBNY ooUl

OFFICIAL VOTE OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY.
PITTsBURaH, November 9.-The off,
cial vote ol Allegheny county on the
State ticket Is as follows; Judge Of tho
Supreme Court, WI. Woodward, Demo.
crat, 10, 476; E. n. Paxson, Republican,
1904; james Black, temperance, 2,570;
total vote, 81, ,140; WoodwArd's majority
over Paxson, 1889. Lieutenant Cover
nor, John Latts, Democrat, 1924; A! G..
Olmstead, Republican, 1909; 3. Rush
Bradford, temperance, 2465; total vote,
81 l,25S; Latta's majority over Olmstead, ,
1915. Auditor General, Justice F. Tenn.
pie, Democrat, 15,4s1; Harrison Allen,
Republican, 13, 100; Calvin Parsons, tenn.
perance, 2,4S0; Temples majority over
Allen, 2,476 total vote, 31,174. secre.
tsry Of Internal Affairs, VIM. McC Candless,
Democrat, 14s47; R. B. Beath, Republi-
can, 10, 8,925; W. T. Cuthbertson, temper
ance, 2,403; McCandlesS' majority
over Beath, 029; total vote, 3i,295.
For Congress In the Twenty.second
District James II. Hopkins, (Dem) 10,O0l;
James :. Negley, lRep) 7,777 Thomas
Howard, Independent Republican 2l3.
Hopkins majority over NegleY is 2,3l4.
Total vote lS,08l.
In the Twentythird District Alex G.
Cochran, (Dem) $500; Thos. u. Bayne,
(Rep) 4,996; Samuel A. Purviance, In
dependent Republican 2,O03. Cochrans
majority over Bayne Is 2l0. Total vote
1905.
JAMES p. BARR.
It Is understood that the friends Of Col.
James P. Barr, editor oil the Pittsburgh
Post will present his claims for the po-
sition of United States Senator and rep
sSH.I"HtnotRtiVc Of the western part Of the
TIE IRON ASSOCIATION AND THE Puy.
oilers.
A committee OF the Iron Association
and q committee from the Puddlers and
Boilers Society met Saturday afternoon,
and after hearing the object OF the meet.
ing stated 10 be reduction In the present
prices paid, subcommittee ol five from
each committee was appointed to confer
on q basis OF reduction. The first meet
ing OF the subcommittee was called for
this afternoon, but nothing definite was
arrived al. II the sub committees do
agree on anything 1t must be approved
by the Puddlers' Union, and as that socie-
ty only meets once month there will
probably be no action taken by the en-
ployers or employees for some weeks.
a statement of the differences submit
ted to the committees will be Iound in
another column.)
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BY TELEGRAPH
AssooLATED PRESS RApoRT

By the Western Union Line.
once Northwest cor. OF Main and MonEuOSlS
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CINCINNA
FIRE LOSSES,

CINCINNATI, November O.-The loss By
the fire which destroyed brush factory
and q SnN also the Reform Farm last night wal
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were made in the case oi the horrible mur
der Of Schillipg at the Corone1's iuoues,
to-day. Only three witnesses were ex-
amlned. One oi them, John Hollaback
testified that at o quarter past 10 O'Clock
saturday night he heard the murderouI
struggle and himself cried police and mur
der, but was so frightened that he ran Il
his room and staid there till daylight.
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EDNA DEAN PROCTOR vs. MoULToN.

Upon retiring from the Brooklyn City
Court room to-day ex Judge Fullerton
visited the U. s. Court building and filed
the reply Of Mr.. Moulton to the complaint
OF Edna Dean Proctor in suit for libel.
The document is lengthy in extreme and
Moulton admits he knew the lady men
toned in connection with the scandal to
be the plaintiff and felt himself TO be
coerced by combination OF circumstances
to make the statement which is deemed
libelous. Alter Beechers testimony il
became q matter Of self defence for Moul-
ton 10 make public his version Of the mat
ter.
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The iron merchants OF New York are
in private session at the Chamber OF
Commerce. Their object ls to secure a
modification OF tariff. All the interests
OF free trade and tariff arc represented.
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1t is understood that the friends Of Col.
james P. Barr, editor oi the Pittsburgh
Post will present his claims for the po.
sition of United States Senator and rep
sSH:%EtnotNtivc a." Of the western part OF the
Arizona citizen., 1874-11-28
Pay Your Taxes.

TAXPAYERS ARE NOTIFIED THAT | the annual Territorial and County Tax is now due and payable to me at my office, and that all taxes must be paid on or before the 30th of November 1874 All who fail to pay by that time will be put upon the Delinquent List.
 Tucson, Arizona, September 1, 1874.
 VIM. s. OURY,
 Sheriff and ex-Oficio Collector. September 5. 48-l3w
Arizona citizen., 1874-11-28

A SPECIAL election has been ordered by Acting Gov. BashfoId, in Maricopa coun- ty on Tuesday, December p, to fill vacan- cy in the lower house of the legislature, oc- casioned by a tie vote for Morris Goldwater and William Long at the regular election. The fact of the tie vote is certified to by the chairman of the board of supervisors and attested by the clerk.
Arizona citizen., 1874-11-28
Tri-Weekly Mail Line
 (Yuma DivIsion), FROM TIJCSON TO YIJMA-

NERENS & MITCHELL, CONTRACT IN ors; Jas. A. Moore, Superintendent.
 Two-horse coaches arrive at Tucson Every SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRI.
 r-, DAY at p. m. Leave T U ESD AVS, THURSDAYS and
 SATURDAYS at 10 a. m., Arriving at Yuma in days; connecting with the San Diego Division of the same line of stages direct to San Francisco. Time to San Diego days.
 Fare to Yuma $55. Express Baggage per ID. 35cts. Way fares 20 cts. per mile; through freight from San Diego 50 cts.; 30 lbs. baggage al lowed each passenger
 Agents-W. w. Williams, Tucson; Wm. B. Hooper & Co.,, Yuma; E. N. Fish & Co.,, Florence.
Arizona citizen., 1874-11-28
Stolen! Stolen! Caution.

CtTOLEN FROM THE UNDERSIGNED E in Tucson, Novem Der l, 1874, one whole ticket, No. 4S, ,ll8 in the Fifth Gift Concert in aid of the Public Library of Kentucky, and also PHO of another ticket, number not remembered, but issued in my name, and all persons are hereby cautioned against purchasing the same, as they will be of no value to any one but myself
 THEODORE SCHMIDT.
 Tucson, Nov. 5, 1874. 5-5w
Arizona citizen., 1874-11-28
MOHAVE COUNTY.
Splendid Mining Developments.
MoHAvE COUNTY, Nov. r, 1874.

MoHAvE COUNTY, Nov. r, 1874. | EDITOR CITIZEN:-The latest sensation in this section is new strike in the Lone | Star at Mineral Park. DiSintereSted per sons who have seen it say there are two | and half inches of native silver in the 1 bottom; 180 feet deep. l can vOuch for a quart cup of native silver in frothy or wiry form being taken out yesterday af- l ternoon. The pay streak has been increas- l ing in width for some time, and aside from this streak of pure silver as they term it, l they have one foot Of splendid ore. The | Metallic Accident, owned by ThOS. Chris | tie near the Park, is also turning out well. | A batcn of several tons recently worked in Buell's mill yielded something over | $500 per ton.
 Win. Cory is experimenting work near Cerbat for the Cupel and Tiger company. In a very short time he has placed on the dump pile of ore from which he very reasonably expects to realize S5O00. It will be worked at Buell's mill. During the past week Robert Steen has purchased two thousand five hundred feet on the Greenwood lode in this county at cost of 2l8,5O0. Mostly paid in cash. This ledge has been laid bare for several hundred feet by wash, and it is estimated that five thousand tons of ore are in sight. It is gold ore, and I am reliably informed av- erageS upwards of $50 per ton. It is eX- pected that MT. Steen will have l0-stamp mill in operation on it inside of ninety days.
 I could mention other matters of less note, all going to show that mining inter- ests in this county are truly encouraging.
 There was considerable personal feeling over the election but no serious results. We have elected very good county officers.
 FIDES.
 Various private letters received from MOhave county, confirm what our cores pendent says, and even put richer tone to their statements of the developments, so there can hardly be any doubt that Mo- have county is just opening on most prosperous period,
 Caldwell Wright oF the county recorders office writes Have had large sales of mines this week to an agent of Senator Jones. They have also purchased the old Moss mill at Hardyville and will proceed to erect it on the Sandy to work the Green wood ore. A stampede from Mineral Park is in progress on account of some extremely rich ore struck by MT. Riden- our and others. Everything has taken a favorable turn here.