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A sPEcIAL.l dispatch from Columbia,
S. c., to the New York Times, 18th,
says that Gen. Ruger, Commander Of
the Department Of the South, has had
a long consultation with Coy. Cham.
berlain and with the Chairman of the
Democratic State Committee, and
assured them both that, as
far as was in his power,
he would secure in South Carolina a
fair and honest election, that he would
protect Democrats and Republicans
alike, but the three or four companies
OF regular'tr troops now in South Caro-
lima could only be used to prevent open
warfare and enforce the laws of the
United States. LIS further stated that
Gen. Kruger has. conveyed TO Gen. Wade
Hamptoni the Democratic candidate for
Governor, the information that If
there aIe any Democratic negroes who
fear violence at the hands of the Re-
publican eolored men he will do his
best to protect them; at the same time,
however, he viii do everything in his
power to stop the Barnwell and Aiken
outrages, and secure TO all negroes the
rights which are guaranteed to them
by the National Constitution. ,.rr
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p THE MARKETS.

| az a. p 81 ST. LOUIS. October 81. 1916.
BEEyEs--Ctoice. a e5.lo; Good g . PRIME me,
| s4.SOG4.15; Cows and Heifers. t2.25sS.l2H
| Corn Fed Texans, s3.25g4o0.
HOGs-PaGking t5.35R5sO
sHEEF-C0mmTon 81 70 Fancy s2.S 4.7o;- z
TLoUksthofce country. s5.75ss:25; xxx.
'3aEIT@Red. Nc: isT25Hsi.4s; No. 3,
CoRsVNo Mixed, 4as4sK. .s...
f0Ars-No, 2, 3lg4Hc.
TiMorHY s SGD sosq 90. 20 ....s
ToRACco-Planters, Lags, !S.75s5.75' No
BUTrEE-ChOice Dairy 2ss25c-
PoEx-standsrd Mesa. sI7 OOs17 50
l. LARD-Prine Steam, % 9 l0c.
wOOIaTub- washed, Gii0cs. sc1' 4csi Un-
washed Combing. 3O13lc.
CoTToE-Miadling. iO4c.
y -. NEW YORK. a
BEEyEs-satiye steers. e7.OOs lO-25; Colorado
sHEEP-CommOn to Choice. t4.oos6.cOi
FIoUH e; g e e. 't Choice, ss.7oass9
WHEAT=So Chicago. New, . LIS also.
eoKS-M estern Mixed, 500 4604e.
OATs-Western Mixed, 9sees-.s
APoRK-Mess, arc SIC 1890
rCoIToR-&sadliig, l05Se. oi.. "-i-
-fsiEg gyCHICRGO.5-tt .. f..-
BEETES-Common % Choice "a. 20S5.O0
HOss-CoBfno1i 70 Choice. sb.75s IS ---
IFLofrE-t6oioss Winser ss.7;sL25; Choice
WHEAT = Spring No. q. sISI1HstLn&;
Spree. No 2, 9eeSl.C2I.
CoRH-No. 2, s33< s43c.
OAIs-No. 2, S21f ss2z<e .e-r7--s
RYE-E9. 2, 6l1ss 81 &c.
. PoEK-Mess, e1s. 49as 1870. 'ttr- f-if o.
LARD-Per Sws.. t9.70z9.75. rr..
- KANSAS GITY.
BEEvss--Natiye Steers. ss.75s4.55i N.avo
Cegs. s2-l9S 800. rp.TrI ar.s..tt .ritr
GdSs-S >.10ss 3d.,
sEEEP--Conmon % Extra. s2.0o3S.te.
BEgd -g1lsai ME1fuJs. ...r -.t T
FLoJ9-CrGiee, &6.50es7 &c.
CoRS-Eos White. IS ssSc. lzpli-
OArS--In Store, Al S1..- 10
COT rOS-L,dGnnS fot<r.
3 -ne NEW ORLEANS.
fFLOuR-Choies Family, 81. 0097.50.
CcRs-White, IS co..
y 0AIs-St. Louis. az : eos.
HAY-Prims, 5l7.0J 90 90.
:. PoRK-New Mess. Sls.S7haIs.50.
BAcoE-sa IOc.
COrToa- Alddilz, lUS;.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-26

L. NJ. WALEAcE, United States Mar
shall for South Carolina, has made an
official report to Attorney General Taft
concerning the recent troubles at Cain
hoy, S. C. He says that awhile man
fired the first shot, which killed coli
ored man. The negroes then opened
fire and drove the white men away,
killing six Of their opponents and wound
ing several Others. 1t is not known
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-26

A BLACK HILLS dispatch says that
Gen. Merritt, with a picked force from
the Second, Third and Fifth Cavalry,
carrying 10 days rations, on the 18th
started on flying expedition against
the Indians under Crazy Horse, who are
said to have gone into winter quarters
on the fork Of the Cheyenne River.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-26

The Mayor of Sayannah, Ca, has
given public notice that no more con
tributions are needed at present for the
care of the sick in that city. He also
expresses, on behalf of the citizens.
his heartfelt thanks for the liberal aid
contributed from nearly every portion
of the country.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-26

THE Irish salmon fishery has been
an unprecedented success in all rivers
this year. In one of them III salmon
were caught with one shot of net.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-26

Ar Cabinet meeting, held on the
18th, there was a lengthy discussion of
the condition of affairs in South Caro-
lima, as Represented to the Government
by the Chief Executive of that State,
and the result of the Conference was
the issue of proclamation by the Pres.
ident, which is published in another coll
umn. ,f'Zf f-fr q .H-EI O. $50 T--.'. - .
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-26

EUROPEAN , dispatches of the 18th
were all conirmatory of the report that
Russia had determined to reject pro-
posals for peace, and was making
active preparations for war upon Tur-
key, both BY land and sea. The news
had a very exciting effect upon the
markets of the world, causing decided
advance in the prices of breadstuffs and
provisions. Wheat in New York adj
vanced from S1.10to S1.165, but fell
back fraction after the first excite
ment had Spent itself Gold advanced
from 10! 70 t15F, but it also fell back
10 lll4. Russian securities in the Lon
don market fell, off nearly 20 per cent.
within the week.
The Paris correspondent. got the
London Times, on the 18th, DISPATCHED
the following: "There is no doubt of
complete accorde between Russia and
Germany and Austria. 1t can be easily
seen that EIgland and France.wilI not
break theirlneusralitH therefore,, .Rus-
STA only has Turkey to face.......
Russia wishes the ahsoIute
Independence of seryis, the recognized
Independence of Montenegro, with an
extension of territory, and the annexa-
ton Of the port of Spissa and the po-
litical and administrative autonomy of
Bosnia, Herzegovina and Bulgaria.
She wishes the strip of Bessarabia taken
from her in 1856, and to have the Eber-
ty Of the Dardanelles established"
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-26

AT joint political meeting held at
the village Of Cainhoy, about nine miles
from Charleston, S. c., on the 10th, a
collision occurred between the whites
and blacks, in which three white men
and one negro we're killed aud a-num-
Der OF white men seriously wounded,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-26
Abusing the Baby.

JAZZ
1t is subject of marvel to most peo-
pie that so many children die in in
fancy, but to an observing mind the
wonder is that any children live to ma
turity. When you and 1 feel miserable
we want 10 be left'in quiet. Repose is
the sweetest remedy for nervousness or
other us; but baby is trotted,, bounced,
toted, %'ketcy-ketchied," CHECKED under
the chin. poked in its cheeks, or, some
body's thumb is thrust into its toothless
mouth, irrespective of a need of ahlu-,
ton, and then if baby isn't happy.it Is
reputed very irritable. Y Ticking thel
baby's feet, creeping the fingers like
the motion Of amouse cross its beast,
and up into its fat, sensitive neck
wrinkles, is another mode of amusing
and abusing the baby.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-26

OFFICIAL returns Of the Indiana clel
ton show an aggregate vote on the
State ticket of 433, 40S, of which VIII
liams Dem.) received PISCES, Harri-
son (Rep9 207,979, and Harrington
(Ind.) 1926, Winiams's majority over
HarrisOn,-5,ll9. This is the largest
vote ever polled in the State, the largest
former vote being at the gubernatorial
election in 1872, when the total number
Of votes cast was -577, SS9, or less by
55,5l4 votes than that of the last cleo
ton. The total vote for President in
1872 was 351, 19S-a faningoff of &c, 691
from the October vote of the same
year. The Republicans have chosen
Congressman in nine districts by ma
jorities ageregating I0,64S; the Dem
ocrats haze chosen Congressman in
four districts 10y majorities aggregating
1896. The Independent vote for Con-
gressmen aggregated 14,95S. The
largest IndepeadeRt vote. cast was for
Newson, candidate for Treasurer of
State, 1896. The Legislature stands
House: Republicans, IS; Democrats,
IS; Independents, ?. Senate: Repub-
licans, IS; Democrats, %; Independ-
pufc . 800 a..
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-26

& TIE mind is the man., Farming in
the highest sense, is not simply doing
the hard work necessary. This can be
done bymuscle when directed by brains.
The true farmer is he who can plan, di-
rest and control skillfully.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-26

THERE was an old fiour-mill IN San
ia Clara sGouAtyy California, which
James biek bought in the beginning of
his palmy days. AT first it, was of but
lietle profit to him, but eventually it
well repaid his Investment. He, used,
to, get up in the morning and eat a spar
ing breakfast, and, with q pocket fun
OF doughnuts for dinner, trudge off to
it, not returning It'd evening. Some
time after buying the, property he built
a new mill on thersite, which cost him,
in sums spent at different times, $780,
a0o 81 n ttLtl -i sac
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-26

A ProclamationFby the President-An
Order by the Secretary of War.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 1.-THE fol-
lowing proclamation by the President was
issued this evening:
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-26


HERE is the SORT of husband San
Francisco girl adyertises for in the
Chronicle of that eity:-'-''A man with
good looks and plenty of money, geher-
Gus to fault and easy TO manage, who
Keeps his carriage and will give his wife
another, who has a good time himself
and will let his wife 60 to- the matinee
and opera withous getting jealous or
looking cross, who will give her an open
credit at frst-class dry-goods' store
and ask no foolish questions about what
one does with her pin money. A lawyer
or leading merchant would do; stock
broker having seat in the big board
would be preferred. would not be
unreasonable; i'm case y of failure,
1 would be willing to travel for
a time in Europe, and as q matter of
reasonable and prudent business pre-
cation, l would have my husband put
a irst-class residence and all the valua-
bic slverwsre, furniture and diamonds
in my own name, where they would be
safe from the importunate demand Of
avaricious creditors" ' '-'@
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slcoND pisPAToh.
Gsrrst~d- Monetary -Trssting Race
la Troubis Agsis smaiipex
stitt Raging Ia saa Francisco.

S,S Fn,scIsco. August $50 p. M
last evening at hali.past y o'clock q
man named Alfred Rushton was attacked
by three msn on Sacramento street. near
Ieids.jorfr. and sarrotsd. They took
his purse. hut he fought So roughly and
yelled so lus,ily that they dropped the
pursed aud ran. A posse Of officers
answered the calls and succeeded IN ar.
resting the three garroters.'
Broker. quotations yesterday were;
Silver coin. O per cent. discount buy.
ing. aud 5s5,.. selling. Trade dol.
lars. SEA s9,ss buying. and ss,I@9OH
selling.
TN Saturday nett q tsotting race.
mile heats. three in i've. fora purse OF
$1,000. will rome of over the Oakland
Course between Dan Voorhees,. Gold
Note. May Howard, Defiance and
Chicago.
Adolph Wesks, who has achieved cou-
siderable notorieiy Of late In connection
with the Western Savings Bank and
California Cracker Bakery oomplica.
tons. wa. again arrested yesterday after
noon. on a charge Of felony. which
consisted in sn,,chInp a valuable papsr
from tho hands Of Joseph Nosuss, an
attorney.
In the Police cour. this morning, DIR.
Bsromdis. who recently made ont a Ger.
,i6cu,s Of death from scarlet fever in the
case Of n man diving Of malignant
smallpox. was placed ON trial. II was
at once evident that lie was u Of those
ignorant frauds who swindls the CON.
muniiy by attaching N. d. to their
names. II was also clearly shown that
he waa aware Of the true nature Of the
disease, hut criminally concealed II. lie
WAS convicted and will he sentsnced to.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-01

AGR,yp AUCTION SALE Berliner will
op~n q grand suctiou sale at bi. variety
store asIt Thursday morning atioo'cloek.
He will ofer his entire stock. which will
he sold without reserve. There will DO
something for each and every msn, wo-
man and child In Gold Hill. snd all you
will have 20 do Is 10 name your v price.
Tho choicest goods In his store will be dis.
posed Of. and tho sale will continue until
the people Ill buy themselves rich.
THy weather continues pleasant. with
the exception that II Is little too warm
for comfort. Il will not remain 90 all
Winner. hlyeYer. and that ought 10 satisfy
the faplt. finders. The changes ere that
few VI them will ask for leo In their
whisky by the time next Christmas comes.
ms. AM, THnRNAS announces that
she will clean gloves aud ribbons In she
best passibls style and al The shortest
notice. Call upon her 81 the fruit stand.
opposite tho yr-ey House, Main street,
Gold Hill.
Fsr pupil. Of Aii.a Aiehison will give an
exhibition this evening In the Third Ward
school.house. Virginia. Considerable
time has been spent In the preparation
and II Is expected TO be an interesting
iasir,
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r,sE nrLLlos
s'srsser's Issaess Last Eventag-A
Nsaphie Description 81 she
Ssraggte In the Wiu.e.

Coroner Mayer last evening held an in
quest into the circumstances Of the death
of the two MINER named Kelly and Allen
In the Bullion mine on Friday last. The
medical testimony went to show that the
men would not have died from the effects
Of the gas which oyerpowercd them. The
fall down the Wins was the cause Of their
death. Nothing new MAS elected A. to the
cause 81 the accident. full particulars Of
which have been published in the NEws.
Miller Hamilton 81 Gold Hin. q miner al
the Bullion. gave the following sccount Of
the struggle In the wine:
~ down tn work; after getting OF the
cage at the station we had from fifty To
seyenty.iive feet 10 10 to reach the incline.
and while We were waiting for the giraffe
at the sOO-foot station We heard q very
heavy shock. which put "a lights out ; a.
soon ~ the giraffe got up to the of-going
shift. We got on. and one Of the men
Kelly told mo that the shock was
caused by 4 blast Of live Kegs OF black
powder; he remarked that their heads
would not ache So had to-day II ID Was
black powder; Kelly said that he could get
tH.v" n. pGG".sssi .Ss ,n." VII
49, n. .nt ~. goha r.r,si
started 10 20 In the drift. hut found the
INV" 49, ".m ,v."s'S.u =
~. .n, - ~. ~ a uas US,
~ y. ~. !. ~, !" bv'nS III ."s
IN. IN ~ .nu W. ar ~ y"
,ae .a ~ s,.". ,,ien ' !" :,
IVA Y" a.FIv wv" ".,v MI
~As wv am ~. .'." ~ NV" ~
eoton' y, 'ue ",nIe J" No,A' n,eh IooAeu
uoNn Anu sa'u. suess 'ne s', as gu
uoNn 'ne'e ~ " nerr, Aisn '.en
s'At"S, !" 10 uo"h 'ne w'n1o appn' ".
ieet Ahfau oi nue.. shu ! r,hiAIAeu qua,
ne wss w Asres. nn,r! ! ."u,nh.".sn
coughing asi waiheu aowhi ~ soou' ""
ies,. ana near tue po,'om sansn. w
nnn 9,ish ! oTi"'e se,uns 20 'ne p.,."n,
Tue iauaer ave "u', ahu ,"s'r Us h",n'ns
y r"r,s a DISTANCE 81 'Hen'! "e'
when AI'en hau manr y, ohs ..
Two steps uown '"ere cNseS ns y
went "n' ana ~ 'nrheu '""AIu me
and said that the place was yeihng
In" interesting lot MN when h's hsh,
~onid x" u aud turheu AROUND
and grs-rrd the car.r"fe on the nor'h
side OF u. VINE. aud my light weni OUT
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wHr,ks AND VIM B.,rISa.-.Aboui
half . o'clock last night the neighbor-
-, r.,,o, s,,s., near snmmi, yir.
"o''" '"'" - -"
gina, was startled Dy the hsai'''"uihs
screams IL q woman. Two or three times
all, -b,i.lai out, Ny God! You're Nil.
ing me-" A number 81 men ran u the
hons. ~, III. "a .,oeinc nj.
".,a Thss ,are liz gruie al aud
mopped him around IN . litely
aud satisfactory manner Tor lev
moment. aud Then At tue SOLICITATION
81 ths sobbing wiie.ieft tue house Laierln
the evening. the poor lady male ner AP.
peArance at Myers barber shopon Z siiey,
and nsu ieecnss ,ppi'ru W gr, "a
pre..s. ibe name. ot the parties a. they
are among the mosi respectable ~ Virgin
u aud only PAIN would pc gwen w lun'
hshinx thsn': VW aHspanu eahe nou.
drunk and whilr ihaa WIN hJHar w 'us.
which should cause MN shame lot Tue 'es'
81 bis ilie'
o., .u.u,o, ..uL..., .o,.~...s
having lseu reported for nearly . week.
II is thought that the community will .oon
be entirely free from the disease. The
people Who haye teep yaccinaicd are dis
appointed. for they have w Llea that all
their suffering has been endured for moth.
ing. 4 lively pestilence which would
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
.r,r.l TO. rus aolp MI plur Hs"'.
CALIFORNIA.
The Great Biiiiard 1saraamsns In
Nan franeiseo-spirisiaE AWAY
witnesses Against the whisky
rhievss-rhs spread sfshs small
pOx.


SAX FR,Scrsco. August III p. NJ
The billiard tournament. TO last during
the week. between the noted playeru.
Garnisr. s~lossop. Daley and Sexton.
began at Plata Hotel last night. when
the two former played q game OF GOO
points. French carom. GARNER winning
by 20 points. Tonight. Sexton and
Daley will play.
II 10 supposed that In view Of the ex
pected action OF tho Grand Jury ON the
whisky frauds two important witnesses
for the Government. Cassius Proctor. .
former employe Of Kane aud o'Lsary.
Wholesale liquor dealers, and James
Walsh. an employs Of the Bay View
Distillsry. have lately been spirited
AWAY. The formers whereabouts has
not yet been ascsrtainsd. The latter
was arrested al Vallejo on Friday last.
but. hut is now al liberty on his OWL
reeognizancr.
The smallpox question Was discussed
in the Board OF supervisors last night.
DIR. Mears. the Health officer. was In a..
tendance. aud gave as his opinion that
the ~peut.house will soon DO ovsrcrowdsd
and more room required. Over 400
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Board 90 AtptKNrS.-A regular meet
ns 81 the Virginia City Bosnd of Alder
n,.n will 10 L..l.i ,h,. evening al s'.D
.'Glosk. al the new hall on " street "a 'hr
seat 0f the paint store 81 j. ito'irfi,hs'
t,s. Sunds, morning Henry simpson,
m,..r ~o,ling IN ia. Ophir. was preti,
.~.y.t.i, ,%niufo, the left hip 10y a cave
striking hi,n. Ma homes were broken aud
III. man will ~ si-aii sson.
A Srsrrr Of pubic schooi teachers Will
leave for California thu c,enipg. The.
will "a for ih. pnrpo-e ~ sl-ni,ng aieN
day.af their vacation Ia the stale a'f"ss
the mountains.
Tic1lts for the Pioneer picnic sreh-
in, disposed of rapidly. and all the indi'
..,ia.. pain, to N. OH Boys excursion
a. the Z, AMI success of the season.
PnoyrSsom Jisis. 81 Virginia City. has
Lousht . mule Aad sill try b. make ,h-
trip 10 Yosemite on ~. t4fi ~ this Noble
sieei. lie will 50 alone.
Ayyt,c,vrs for the vacant principal
-hips in the Fiat snd Third Ward school.
ar. ~rcnu.-,.d o. b,..f al the Third Wafi
~sebooi.bou-s Tomorrow "Wednesday eve
uing al 100 o'Clock.
An,Spsosr galvanized iron corni'e ..
b-sng a NJ an The new International
Motel In Virginia. The building Is t-sin'
sins 10 assume -hapc.
Tnr mines will ~ paying on IN
aday or iwo. NJ trade dollars shl t~
pald out. smaller silver o",.- viii IT,
ased for making change.
Hopr v.Llrr IL At present attracting
quite . number 81 visitors from this sec
Ton. Lake Tahoe. however. coniinue- Ia
ts the favorite.
Tur Great Council Of the Improved
Order ef Bel Men of Ns,sds viii hold
,hs.r snsaai session on Thursday next al
Csr-oa City.
Tar District Court. Judge Rising pre-
siding. sili IL session IN Str-
sinis ne,t s~ainnisy morning iio o'clock
Ter Third Ward ~school.house In Vir.
sinia CITY Ia being repaired. IL Was
greatly In need u something of ihs Kind.
Tsr Storey County Board 81 fducaiion
will hold a meeting next Monday even
ins.
Tar new pumping machinery Of the
Alta mine sss started mp today.
F.rurH NAsoorr u yirginii City Is
IN Portland. Oregon
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TINE To MOVE.
Geld Hiii and shs stsve-Iids- Dis.
esunt The Only Alternative.

,.
u is Ahout time for the people Of Gold
Hill IN act upon the silver question. In
- -, $3.50. =,
Han Francisco Inc eon'mer'iai center "
the coast. trade dollar. are al from IL TO
"a ,sr cent. discoun,. Virginia City has
-, a.. .,.u,l. .nd a.,...a ,h.
'"'"~" w" "P'' j" ., um
"trades IN tho same fa'i"' "o'n mn
alone stands out, and says that silver 10 as
1904 a.. yold. Tn. community, ss well a.
s.-- a.. ,onnd N .na.r NV ,hi,
o"s'"e-' "'a' nv -
action. IA u as 'i'ey were 'eSA' com
Of the United States. II did seem patriotic.
II not bu.inr-.-like. to take trade dollars
Al par hut now that one Of them Ia no
more than 40 grains Of silver. 800 tine.
even that l. taken away. A u nov stands.
a great many men who work here get their
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Snl~s.

SAX rE,Scisoo. August j '. n.
MEXICAN 10. bid. TO- asked.
Hale A Sorcru-- l. hid.
Jssket-2s bid.
Belcher-is bad.
Con. yiwiniA-CO bid. s0's asked.
sierra Nevada i7S bal. aud Ia
California-c6 asked.
Me,ican-i0 hid. t0'i asked.
Nsxican-59. bid. % asked.
Hale A Sorcross-iit. bad. ~ a-led.
Imperial Is bal. 81 asked.
Sierra Nevada -i1's sold.
Crown P~oint-i2,l asked.
Con. Virginia G0 asked.
Saysge-2ta bal. ga. asked.
Jscket-2ya sold.
Ophir-ts bal
Jscket-29. asked.
Union Con-isAs asked.
Crown Point lis bid.
ION. Virginia -sss asked.
rnion Con LIZ. asked.
Con. Yirginia--0 asked.
Msslsau-39'. bli. So, asked.
Union Con-E bid.
Nsxican-39t. -oij.
Iuion Con-i7S ~nlj.
Nesican-39s bId.
Jaeket-2sa sold.
Neiican-is'. bal.
Coo. viryinia-5s's bal. .
Neiiean-39t. sold.
Caledonia -lO'. bid.
Crown Poilf-ls sold.
Hale A Soreross-u (. s-kri'
Nsxiean -3sts bI.
Jacket so sold.
Mexican 39's bid.
Imperial Cons -old.
Justiee-?5 bad.
Best A Bslchsr-is
aould A Curry Il asioi.
saysgs-2ls bii.
Con .-yiTginia ST. -oii.
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Conf Blcx.-Joe Blakeley, t~ime.keeper
a.. Iun..,., an, ~ n I.f,.r,v. re.
~ u'p '
turned from 'he .ehF""'A'A w! wv
Niagara. Long Branch, President Grant.
and the whole Atlantic Coast. I~afisrty
was perfectly a. home ~ fhilsneI
phia, because ne ~ p'n u".'o.
lie entered the great enclosure " .no p's
American show from fim s'rcr'' anu
la .how MAILED "F,it." Lafierty was
bound TO Sec the whole thing, aud 40
he passed through. tie tnrnsiile
and found himself on Elm street. " cost
him another four bits to get back inside
again. Lsnrry Aho~s r,ni s'''r, WV!
hsst ,rom ,her. Yesterday morning. Like
Lafiorty. he says the weather is hot there
sometimes. hut he hal q right pleasant
time among his old friends ana re'a'''es'
Nv Sunday last George Barrett and J.
, p,rd min. in.nired h, Inc ,pirit. 60,
into . row. when Bird drew a putty knife
and rsi.ipv II aloft drove the handle Of
the dreadful weapon full npon the scalp 81
Mr.. Barrett, A Jury wrcrilrd with the
case in Judge wrighi's Court yesterday.
"''" "N"
THE FrRtxss.- DIR. y. A. McMeans was
moi only . charter member, but IN hon.
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ARIZONA.
\ Nos, D,.ss,reus ss-w.v IN pa.ss-
MIA.

PHoEsiI. August 1.-The most ssvers
storm svsr experienced here visited us
last night. The damage was very great.
The California and Arizona Stage Com
pspy's corral wall wal undermined and
destroyed, Goldmau's granary was uu.
rooted. smith aud s%lsarns' fps nsw
store was damaged, the gable snd blow.
ing In, Prank u. Moorshouss, who was
slseping 10 the rear Of the store. was
killed by the falling walls.