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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06
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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

The steamer Newborn on her last trip to San Francisco. took S,.62S C, of Arizona bullion, whilst the California and Arizona stages have carried out over $l00. 900 in sil- yer aud gold bullion
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

News ha~ reached i'rc~cntt wherein Sccre- +ary lioyt say> that th- entire Act, of the last Legislature "ill hc published in about three wceks.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

We learn that the lEan IT, =. Stcrcus is HOW en route from Washington to Arizona. and will reach here sometime during the lat Scr part "i ,hc present month.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06
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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06
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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06
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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06
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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

.On Of sof who
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 and igto I,1i elinquel # an of strict Al taxes oossifiel states
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 to pay, {, tune o| lttorncy 2 the nc n carrie ,tate b,| seve|
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 about he thin|  as the pr more than any
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

good le town
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06

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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-06
IErrEH FROM ALEN NANpRt.

SuiIlings Ranch. April 8. ls''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-01
The Way the Money Goes.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Sept. 1.-The Herald
contains this morning com municaion on the
eutjact Of the appointment Of receiver for the
Hannibal aud ST. Joseph railroad, in which it
il stated that Que of The allegations in the
amended petition charges that heretofore large
sums OF money, to Wit, $50, 900, havo by the
said corporation been paid to State officers for
services rendered by them to the said corpora.
ton 10 suppress, cerIalu evidences Of corrupt
practices and mismanagemcnl of the affairs Of
the said corporation 10 lhc detriment of the
tax payers ct the State ard the bondholdcrs
and stockholders Of the company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-01

Tia. Bingham Young waa great Cd r4snai
every bojy, even hi, v!2e4, Mu:t acknowisdgc,
bu! that he hal ezceent practical idca: 90
some qIcsti1ns is equally az apparent, One Of
hi, son4 iuIaw Gays The bad horror OF ncndI.
cancy, and hc patru:ted everybody who had
means 70 give Ia,of 70 tie poor anl not alnz.
no pc,son eyer famishcd fox bread 10 U.ah,
aod 10 the winter Eea:on4 when strangers were
amopy ~ without the mean9 OF ezl7teUce hr bias
always laugh. the bishops 10 aet lhem TO work,
80 that they might have food and no, be forced
10 atea. For ell.protcctioo, if for 10 higher
consideration, be taught the people to be care,
fu Of the yO0r.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-01

The North American Review for September
aud October has been received. The timely
and interesting character Of it's contents and
the lhoroughucss with which each Of its hume
rous subjects is treated make this number fully
equal to the best of those that have preceded
it. 1t contains able, interesting and instructive
articles on The ELECTORAL Conspiracy Bubble
Exploded. by L. ". Stoughtop; the Decline Of
tho Drama, by Dion BoucicauIl;the War in the
East with Maps,) by Gen. Geo. B. Mcclellan;
Perpetual Forces. by Ralph Waldo Emerson;
flow shall the Nation regain Prosperity? BY
David A. Wells; New American Novels, by
Edward l.. Buringsme; Fair Wages" by "a
strikor;' Reform Judaism Conclusion, y by
Felix dler; Tho Recent Strikes. by Thomas
A. Scott; Progress in Astronomical Discovery /;
Contemporary Literature. comp rising notices OF
Symonds's Renaissance in Italy, Squer's Peru,
Old Frer ch Text Society," Algel's Life of I'd.
win Forrest, La Marmora's Les Secrets d. Etat,
Whetham's Across Central America, Mac.
Donald's Marquis Of Lossie. Spry's Cruise of the
Challenger, Lord Geo. CsmpbelPs Log Letters,
Resdes A Woman Halter, Carpenter NJ esmer-
ism, Spiritualisn,, etc., Report on tho Ontario
Educational Exhibit, Furness's Now Edition of
Shakespeare, VICTOR Hugo's l. Art d'etre Grand
Pare. Ked's Charlotte Bronte
Publphsd by James r. Osgood q Co., Bo7'
ton. For sale by booksellers generally.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-01

The nominations hat are being made by the
conscrvaiivcE for The General Assembly show
that the advice Of the conservative convention
and Of the Conservative 1oIuuec Tor Governor
has been adopted, aud that the party is select
irg it, beet men TO represent it aud the whole
State in The Legislature. There has been no time
during The States czisoDce wheo her councils
required the hrescncn Of her ablcGt statesmen
moro than at prcseut, ard We are glad to see
that her people rcaIiz: the cxgency and are
going to send their wiscst men to Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-01

The SATELLITES or MARIA correspondent.
Of tho New YORK Herald says
There are some curCu: circumstance: with
reference u the newly discovered satellites OF
Mars which have not yet been published, sEi;-
ing from the fhortneEs CT their periods OF re7o.
luton The outer satellite re7ol7es in thirty
hours fourteen minutes, or, in Martial time,
thirt7-two hourz four minutes. While Mars is
revolving upon its axis once, tnis moon goes
about three-fou,th: Of the wsy around, 60 t1st
if it rose with the sun this morning Tomorrow
morning it would have only reached the rnerI'
dian and would not set until the neg. morning,
when it would remain for two dsys below
the horiz5n go that it would BE- four days, less
forty.tw minutes. before the satellite would rise
again. But it goes through all its phsses-new
moon, full moon, last quarter and new moon
again--every thirty-two hours or three times
during one dlurDal revolution. Rlslng WITH the
sun, SO 8 new moon. this morning at sig o'cock,
it would be ful! moon at ten p. m, beor7 1t
reached the meridian; new moon again IL two
p. m tomorrow, soon after passing the merl-
dian, and full moon again when /. set q. Elk
o'clock the next morning
The inner satellite revolves IN seven hours
thirty .eight minutes, equivalent to eight hours
times as fast S. the planet itself revoiTea en- It's
axis 50 that the diurnsl motion CT this satellite
is toward the east, rising in the west and setting
in the cast iii met the SUD On the meridian
to-day it would set in the cast, pass around
the planet, rise in the west and again reach the
meridian thirteen minutes after midnight. and,
passing entirely around u second time, reach
the meridian at twenty.six minutes after noon.
During this time it would have passed through
all its phases three times. Although Mars has
two moons, and perhaps three, it has not moon
like ours, following the sun and stars in the dur
nal motion and changing in form and position
but little at each revolution. Their changes re-
semble thoso Of the insects which live but day,
and their apparent motion is in the one case so
allow SO to be almost 81 rest in tho heavens like
beacon lieh and in the other in q direction con-
trary to that Of the sun and stars and contrary
to all our experience Of celestial motion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-01
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dealt xf.h can EzrG!y b: o".,a.z'ed. The !sloe,
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-01

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-01
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-01
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-01

The conservatives Of Kockbrdge, Highland and
Bath counties have nominated Col. John l.. En-
bank for The State Senate from hat district. The
Colonel represented the same district 10 the
SENATE last wear,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-01

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acd vsIs;s 8onl change place: with ,t-i- =
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-01

TIE McTEEIT BELL PCEc!.-I1a :=r-:: -
The U:ps:cn tLis morning - re s!:al: 80: -
vas 10 proEpec. It ID. II Gift cb:ai-i1g = 80
fo- lis register 1:us: have been s.. e::o2tcs .-
!orms:ion We have ,hr very bes: aat -:
authority ;y- saying ttst he prospect: sc =. r
ali n h: !ATo: TIE pE:s-: 80: = hS7e Sc
Issued S: o'c!ocs Je3:e7tsy. D.: $. j =,
Mr.. Johnson received notice ,ns! sl1;- ::
party had gotten in Sc ''ln!=r!e:euce,' ".
would pIo!ong the csss perhaps 10. months. !.
VAS found that the Cornsll, invention, wis
was in competition with the Fountain pste-;
cisined tre lug sr.sI cement and /: the Ao!t-
case exactly, and they got the 'ln;erl'relc2.
although it vas 10. patented. The c,se ~
therefore ordered back 20 tic examiner i
Interference does not. it Is thought. howerc:. =:
tie matter back a1y. It dee: not coH:e:: =.
validity 0; OF propciety OF the AoatI! Is:s-.
Du. Only cisims tnAt another was tie ;.:;: !27r.
tor 30 that il DOES net help Founta!Ges =:
or that CT his s:signces. We uri :I::anG :..!.-'.
thst Mr.. Johnson mss purchased the hight :.
sid tito O; the Co.aal!e invention, ~. -
State las nov 10Th l;Qlo: and fa:a reg :t"r.
And this i, how the !asltec stands. I'D !! -
far from unproni=ing for the ia!e7i:!: C. =.
: tate Rich SIT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-01

General Forrest, vino has been 1tIJ u: -, .,
Memphis, has improved considerable ana IL
friends are DOW saDguine Of bis recovery
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-01

The healthy growth Of the tabg Is deLen vi =
upon lis freedom FROM the pcru!c!ous cue
opium. Df. Bulls Baby Syiup Is ~ 80
remedy known Tor The diseases o. CRY ''''.'
hood. Price % cebts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-01

EOR RENT-TWO DIV LII ! u , W
IL Washington street; sa7 ard Sa' ,nHbEII..
and c.gh. rooms; Ic1t Nv; "ad TWO D" ~ r. - ~.
INGS on St. Assph street; good "t,, pLETA
door; four rooms "a H. Applyto ELI p ~
BROCKETT, 10. 81 II. Washington = '~'
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\ Man EATING HORSE AT Petauu Cal
On the 23l ult., the Map eaier, ! 'siia'*
bu. savage slioo hat Vas trou2ht t5s!a TIE
the Est scn@ tia,e Sac, i=av!;5 ir9"a:, ".ja
shack les On bis !ect On acnouo' 81 ht- ~.
known ier0ciou: nature. cot bose suI e,ctI J
from bis stata. At SIX c!oct; 10 To" ut9rL.l-
a man by the nans Ct kenLcy Va, seut %. t.
lock for the hoss:, and two hours !l'ef b" ".
discovered dead co the race trscs. where H. h'l
b2cu killed by the stalltou while tryIog &C c'i-'
him. The DoJy OF The nan Was lrightiL :; IL"
tl!ated. his breast being torn aud a!;"o IL ;
mes! shocking nanrcr, aud his upper 'S.I. =
elics were greatly scared and dlshenf2 = IT,.
hoots OF The fierce animal. tla; alter 'S!1"' -
him down had evidently jumped aud IE'I.'yI
upon him, crushing in his chest, sni at:a>a'1.
him with his teeth. Tie wick ed and danf l'I1.
Man cater. that seems 10 be appropi;1,''r
named. was subsequently captured by t"o ~.
lean vaqIeros, aad is DOW securely lcdssd !" ''''
stable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-01

COWHIDED FOR NOT MARRYING. y ester
day morning Dir. George Dodson, Of George.
town, entered the Office Of the Gas Officer, and
asked to sec Mr. Wm B. Ormc, one Of the
CLERKS. Orme answered The summons, and as
soon as be appeared young Dod=on produced q
cowhilc and proceeded to bclabor Orme 10 an
artistic manner. Or course thla created sir
among the clerks and by staudera, who At once
surrounded the combatants ADD D3dscn de-
parted The facts 10 the case are as follows
Urluc for some months past has been engaged
to be married to Miss Dodson, and their wed,
ding day was fixed Several days ago Orme
called upon the lady. and without previous
warning informed her that his affection for her
had ceased and he could not fulfil bis engage.
meDt. The lady, who had learned to love him
devotelIy, was nearly heart broken, aud her
mother, who was out Of the city, was telegraph.
cd for Yesterday she arrived, sent for Ofmc
who then and there, over his signature, made
q statement completely generating Miss Dod-
son from all blame. George Dodson, the broth
err, foishcd tho affair yesterday as stated. All
parties concerned are residents OF Georgetown,
and the affair mas created quito sensation, the
sympathies Of the public being with young DOd-
son and his injured sister, Wash. Crlf'c'
REvIY1nG OLD TIMEs.-A tramp came
down the dusty road and sat down to 1e't on
the stops of houao il u quiet village street.
Through the windows the voice5 of man and
wife in violent alteration wolc heard, snd tho
tramp listened intontly. Angry words, and oc-
cn;ionally sound Of something thrown, came to
his ears, and he could hardly sit still. At last,
evidently, the wife had taken broom, and the
blow, fc'l fast aad furious. Our tramp could
stand it no longc', but, rushiag around to the
side door, darted in, ard. stepping 'between the
loving rair, crie1 in a husky voice: "Give US
clip or Two with the broom, old woman itseems
Just like old times" No mater h5w much We
wander, tbs old homo t. cling will get rs once
in o while-Boston Glojc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-01

General Lopgstreet is said to DO an applicant
for the u. 8. marshalship of Georgia.
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CANTON. Pa, Sept. l.-E. L. DlV:ot. ~.
passed night of iotets: agooy, aol i ~"
U0:30 g. o.. very low.
CANTON, Pa -, Sept. IL. !. p1'e"' -;
the tragediau, died at his residence Ia '"''
place at 1855 q. N.
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the ueutaI depression which brought about this
unfortunate end.
The negro longshorem men al the New York
steamers wharf, at Norfolk. struck last night,
aud would not allow Others to work. They de-
cDed to work tor fifteen cents an hour aud
claimed 20. No trouble was anticipated except
the detention Of the steamer.
The engineers, fremen and brakemen Of the
Cnciooa!i, Hamilton and Dayton Rarod re.
fused lo move the freight trains yesterday. At
midnight all was quiet, but the men are deter.
made by the company.
The State Prohibition Convention, of Iowa,
has nominated Mr.. Elias Jessup, of OskaIoo.
sa, for Governor. 1t made no other nonina.
TONS but decided to make lively canvass
against Mr. Gear, the republican candidate.
The Vice Admiralty Court at Halifax has
awarded to the steamer Switzerland, for towing
into that port the steamer August Andre $780,
900, besides 1900 to the captain, and 900
TO the crew.
The funeral Of Brigham Young takes place
tomorrow. The government of the Nor.
mon Church de7olves upon twelve apostles, ten
of whom will attend the fuoeraI, the other two
being 10 Europe.
The farm known as The Glebe," near
Brandy Station, Culpeper county, Va, has
been sold to James A. Swami for $l6.40 per
acre.
The Office hours for the clerks Of the depart
mcnts 10 Washington have been definitely fixed
from 9 a. Id. to p. H., except on Saturday,
when the closing hour will be three D. %.
Theophus Gaines, recently appointed Uolt
ed States Attorney for Montana, has resigned
the position,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-04-05

Washington, April At Is stated
that Chamberlain has refused a foreign
mission, and will start an Office of some
kind in New York City.
The whisky ring are represented here
to-day by ar array of legal talent, who
are pleading that since the government
promised their clients immunity from
criminal processes, they should also be
excused from civil suits, and claim that
that was part of the agreement. Half
a million dollars is involvedinthe suits,
and the indications are that they will
go On.
The postmaster general has decided
the proposals for bids to furnish postal
cards, and to re-advertise for bids, first
selecting a fabric which all the paper
manufacturers of the country can make,
as the one already advertised can be
made only by q few firms in the coun-
try.
The formal order directing the with
drawal Of troops from the state-house
at Columbia will not be issued until to-
morrow.
The president has appointed James
II. Mills, of Montana, to he secretary of
the territory of Montana.
Gov. Mccormick entered upon the
duties Of assistant secretary of the treas
ury to-day, Conant retiring.
Gov. Hampton left this morning for
Columbia. He says the result of his
recognition would be the best vindica-
tion Of the wisdom of the presidents
policy, which would finally be sustained
by the whole country. hAlAfa