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Hung sy a Mob Fms; Iesinapo-se'sse'' hi"

1oi,,syrLE, KY, November 2l.-At La
,ra a,S ~ Ky,las night forty armed men
sransd ssranssed Capt. James Russell, the JGilor,
T.UTsI T.om bis bed. took the Jail key from him,
went 10 the jul, secured INC nesTT; Mn r'Fts tS.n
ar George Williams, and took R;!n TSS NV
miles east Of thatpl and hung ai,Ga h. Inv nv
negro coniesaatl that he had rlvlsllesn .'ii ~
sirht year old daughter Of JACK t,, Baro9ur, s',n
ria mob was very orderly. INC efime
was M committed last Tuesday!
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rap IxarnsoLL possesses the art Of "put,
N, ,hings"in the highest degree. lie
s.lo a newspaper interviewer, the other
Il Lha,"Ii the Republican paty isnot
lived to live in the South, the Democrat.
,,aty certainly will not be allowed to
s,,,,l in the North" That is the point
,,,i.rly.
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TuE St. Clairsvillc Chronicle having re.
,rtcd that Senator Tiutaianis too full
sltlerancc since the election; the Bridge
M correspondent OF that paper remarks
a4,ii such is the case he should look the
.llair Democracy in the face again and
=. emptird out.
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n1-. t tlon. HH
Martinsbug Statcsuian-Denocratic paper.
We have had little to say In praise Of
Gov. Mathews, but we must give him
credit for refusing to ape hypocritical
New England by issuing a Thanksgiving
proclamation. The Good Masters wrath
cannot be placated nor His mercies called
down by ostentatious worship on the up.
pointed days. The only acceptable ser.
vice to Him Is the unceasing praise OF
His crGatures, in season and out ofseason,
and continual Thanksgiving, day by day,
for His mercies. We are glad therefore,
that we haveat least IN executive officer,
whatever else his shortcomings, who will
notbow at the behest OF the Beelzebub OF
puritan hypocrisy. 9-'rg.
The above was In type before we rcceiy-
cd Coy. Mathews formal notification that
he had set apart, November 18th, Us q
turkey eating holiday. 0urreadcrs, there
fore, will please read the paragraph up
side down. Ert. a frs lsrEH
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chieaeo cattie Market. /.

CHICAGO, November 2l.-The Droycrs' Jour.
nal reports: .'.I. Inv
Receipts 81, 900 head shipments s, 600
head; choice heavy 81 00aS 10; light 81 55a
9 65; mixed packing S2 G0a2 80.
CATTLE Receipts $500 hoad; shipments
800 head Shipping dull at s. 40a6 90; feed
crs and Stockers steady ut s. 40a3 80, butcli-
ers'10c lower; cows $2 40a2D0; steers IS OOa
3 30 bulls g 00a2 40. ~ ,la
saEEr-Receipts 700 head; shipments 49o
Unchanged.
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mscrRr for the benefit Of the poor oI
,,ll,ire comes olrat that place tonight. A
..rlcr Of our Wheeling musical people
'alaE, part in it, and We trust that it
-, he grand success. Among those
G,o n on the programme are Miss NJ. II.
h,i.on, Mrs. NJ. Whitaker, Mrs. George
, ,C,ldwcll, and Messrs. G. ~. Lucas, Il.
ItIe, q. Gutenberg and J. Reilly. The
40. train leaves at I o'clock. Fare for
4syund trip 30 cents.
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sr. Paul, November 2l.-John Mont.
gomery, the second victim OF the St, Paul
House fire, died this evening. lie will be
buried by the Turner'S tomorrow. lie
had not been informed OF his fathers
death in hope OF his recovery. In lucid
intervals before his death he repeated the
former story Of the disaster, showing that
Il was an Incident and not suicide by his
father, Otto Montgomery
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urrcA, n, Y, November Plata town
meeting In Derugtcr, Madison county,
last Friday, it was voted TO repudiatc the ne
bonds OF the town, amounting to Sl93,OOO.
The bonds are payable, in 1890 and were
issnetl in aid ot tho western extension ol
the Midland Railroad. '
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HS"tfStt "'N "isHSNtttNts W h6sAh "At' tto
tolls to-day ut 1Iaut Buryeres.
II LATER.
The parties met and had one exchange
OF shots at 35 PAGES. Neither were hurt.
NJ. Defourtoir, in his defense before the
Chamber, referred to Gambetta's speech
as favoring ostracism OF all notable Rcpub.
licans. tG
Gambetta said: That is q ialsehood, but
on demand OF President Grcvy, Gambetta
said, 1 withdraw the word in Difference to
the rules OF the House.
An official account OF the meeting, which
took place at Plcssing Piequet, and not
Haut Buryeres, signed by the principals
and seconds, says: Defourton, consider.
ing Gambetta's withdrawal did not modi.
fy the oAensiyeness OF the epithet, re.
gucsted deputies Bin, De Bourbon and
Robt. Mitchell to demand satisfaction.
Gambetta named deputies Allain, Forge
and Chermercean as his seconds and re-
fused to make further withdrawal. De.
fourton won the choice OF weapons and
named pistols. Both fired at the word
and missed. Nofurther particulars.
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NEw YoRK, November 2l.-BusincSs con.
tinues light with commission houses, and the
Jobbing trade Is sluggish. Cotton goods are
quiet, but prices arc fairly maintained and
the stocks Of leading makes are comparatively
small In fnt hands Fancy prints are quiet,
hams are unsettled. Spring wooiens for mems
wear are In fair request by ClothieH. '
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TOLEDO. November 2l. Wheat = Closed
quiet; amber Michigan spot and November
95kc: December 9iNc; January 05c asked,
944c bid; No. 2 red Wabastspotan and Noyem.
Der 96Kc; December 0iI1c; january 95c; am
Der western 95c. Corn-Fiuu; high mixed
new SIC; No. 2spot S09lc;. Decembcr36c; do.
new 33Xc. 0ats-Quiet: No. 2at 2iC.
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NEw ORLEANS, November 81. y The
Funding Board met to-day and read in
executive session statement Of tho ac-
counts duo January list, which shows that
there will be deficit OF over 5000 900 in
the interest fund over and above the Gsti-
mated collections 10 that date.
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SAN Francisco, November GA vir.
sinia dispatch says: The committee Of
miners who last night examined the sierra
Nevada mine agree that the mine presents
a fine appearance, and express themselves
satisfied with the result Of the examina:
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SAN FRAxclsco, November 2l.-During
the thirty days seventeen whalers
have arrived at this port from the North,
bringing { 200 barrels ofoil, 6O,SOO pounds
Of whale bone. and $1,000 pounds OF ivory.
The Siberia isthe onlyiveSsel now expect
cd, and she will not add materially to the
aboye totals.
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ITALY.
ayiTB ANOTHER II !: po,tpsI1rLL.

PlsA, November 2l.-During the cele.
bratlon, by students and citizens, last eve
ming, OF Queen Margarita's birthday, o
bomb was thrown into the crowd, but
without serious result. The person sup
posed to have thrown the missile was ar
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Ngw oRLgAxa November 9l.-The
steamboat Frank EraRI, built lsst year for
tho Grand Isle trade, In which she was
until recently employed, sunk to-day at
Stella Plantation. Loss, $4,000, Unin'
sured,
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NEw ORLEANS, November 2l.- Sugar
Quiet; inferior tOgood common 4aI IGc; con-.
fed 0Xa7Lc. MOlaSes- Dull and lower ::
common 17a2Oc; fair 22a9ic; others uncllang.
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wr .rerlad to notice tho appointment
,vr y. c. Scdwick, Of Martins Ferry, as
SI.t q ~ Deputy shcrifrOf Belmont county.
,.1' ~, loubt not he will prove himself a
v" ,tI, officer. lie has been for a long
.,s,hc correspondent Of the ISrELLIGES-
~. .,.,, that point, and has always shown n
,',.,. -, Of intelligence, discretion and re-
s,,;,ity that cannot fail to make him both
,tnl and popular in his new position.
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KAILROAD BONDH-FlFI
gTaTP nhxnR-Dull

srocxs-Thc market to-day was compara.
lively quiet. Al the opening prices declined
Y to u per cent, but subsequently q firm tone
characterized the dealings, and there was q
general advance OF Y to TX per cent, In the
final dealings fractional reaction from the
OF the market were Western Union, Lake
Shore, Northwestern, st. Paul and Delaware,
Iackawanna & Western. Investment shares
were generally firm.
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares, oil
wlichi5,000 were Lake Shore, 5000 Wabash,
5000 Northwestern common, 10000 prefer.
red, 1900 ST. Paul common, $500 preferred
1900 IAckawanna, 400 Illinois Central;
5000 Western Union aud 2,400 Missouri
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PrrrsBUReH, November 2l.-PrrnoEEux =
Quiet crude 81 o0E at Parker's, for imme.
dIate shipment; refined unchanged.
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Financial and Commercial.
By TELEGRAPH.


New YoRK, November 2l.-MoSEY = Easy
at 21Ia4 per cent Primemercantile paper ! Y
a5f per cent The Assistant Treasurer dis
burSed $3S9,0O0. Custom receipts $3.50, 900.
Clearings, $3,500,0O0. Sterling Exchange,
Bankers bills quiet at 4.siKi Sight Exchange
OH New York 4.SG.
GoLD-Quiet at 1907, par bid. Carrying
rates 11alH per cent Borrowing rates flat
at lalk
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Estimates for support of the navy the
next fiscal year are about tho same as the
sum appropriated during the last session
OF Congress, for the year ending Junenext,
viz: about$l4, 100000 The report Of fhc
Secretary will Slow that tic appropria-
tions have not only been confined within
their proper limits, but there is small
balance 10 the credit OF the Naval Acad.
emy and Marine Corps. Unless CongteSs
shall order the building OF new vessels, the
Secretary, with the means asked for, can
render those we now have most efficient
aud keep them in good repair; Our navy
is -inl lnueh lbetter condition than years
ago aid weltadapted to a peace establish
ment, but even in case OF war with for
eign power, ninety vessels for hostile pur-
poses could at once bc supplied. These
include fifteen monitors and six frigates
for the coast defense, together with two
torpedo boats, experiments with which
show tlIeir efficiency for the purposein.
tpnlnl
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TO THE DAILY JEfg5ibFoFEsFR.
GENERAL NEWS.
I9M II1 1T7& fJ
Reception Of the Marquis Of Lorne
at Montreal to be the Grandest
Affair Ever Known in Canada.
Minister Welsh Pays over Five
Millions Of Fish Money.
The War in Afghanistan About to Com
meqceTBritish Troops Across
- ~ the Frontier,
X 4 j. .-AL -
Lord Crnnbrook ON the Eastern Question
"A Vigorous Arraignment of the
Amecr-British Interest Over
ride the Rights orNations.
.egJil9 iSIWTT ! 5dt TE llIE !!
The lrrepressihle Gambetta Fights a Duel.
nntc.LniaN I'D
WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, D. c., November 9l.-The
letter ofSccretary ScllurG on indian Affairs
to the Secretary OF War reached General
Sherman after its publication. The docu-
ment lras been forwarded to General Sher-
idan, with the request that he commune
cate such facts us may be in his possession
sustaining the assettonE against tho coii-
duct of The Indinn Service,
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In pursuance OF instructions from the
Secretary OF Statc, the american Minister
in London to.day rendered the British
Government in person, Lord Salisbury,
the sum OF 81, 100000 in gold, accompany
ing the payment with the following com
municatiOn. The receipt of payment was
actpo%ledged by Lord Salisbury in due
fOrin:' SA - "
..-,--L LEG1TioN.U U. ;LoNDox; Nov. 81, u.s.
Ny LOri:=-I have been instructed by the
Prcsidentof the United States TO tender to
Her Majcsty's Government the sum Of
s., 100000 i'll gold coin, this being the
sum named ,bythetwo concurring members
OF the Fishery Commission, Lately sitting
ut Halifax, under the authority impaired
thereto by the. Trcaty1of Washington, to
be paid by the Government OF the United
Statcs to Her Brittanic Majesty. am also
instructed by the President to say that such
payment is made upon the ground that
tho Government OF the United States, de-
sires 10 place the hcmaintainanCe OF good faith
in treaties and the security and value Of
arbitrations' between nations above all
question its rclationswitli Her Brittanic
Majesty's Government, MS with all other
Governments. Uuuer tHlS WOtlSc tuc
Government OF tho United States, decides
to separate the question of withholding
the payment from tho considerations
touching the obligations Of this payment
which has been presented to Her Majesty s
Governmentinc correspondence, and which
it reserves and insists upon.
am besides instructed by the President
TO say that the Government OF the United
States deems it Of the greatest importance
TO tho common and friendly interests OF
the two governments in all future treat
ment OF any questions relating to North
American fisheries, that Her MIcstys
Governments should be distinctly advised
that the Government ,otthe United States
cannot accept the result OF the Halifax
Commission as furnishing any just meas.
ure OF the value OF participation by our citi.
zens in the shore fisheries OF the British
Provinces, and its protest against. the actr-
al payment now mnde being considered by
Her N[aiesty's Government us, II any sense
an acquiesccnce in such n measure, or as
warranting any inference to that effect.
| have &C., C.,.-.--..-.-.-----
| .rr,.-s..a,3-sass-Hs-S T.,,,., Nv,,, an.
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FRANCE.


PARIS, November -Gambetta and De-
fourton are announced to fight with pis-
tolls to-day at 1laut Buryeres.
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Signor zanondelli informed the Italian
Chambers that the Government intended
to take what measures II deemed necessa-
ry against secret revolutionary societies.
He would firmly uphold the principles OF
liberty but could not enter upon any COM
promise with assassins. The King and
Queen will return to Rome on the 10th in
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lka GmtelLiqetlter

L. So.. IS aud ~ Fourteenth street,
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Subscriptions to the per cent loan to.
day were . a,O9o, 500; "a ggcS
iNnsrtN k1fs FoR riIE yAvAL SERVICE.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-20

SALTY.-C. C. Bean will, in day or two, receive some 15,00o pounds of salt from Eastern YavaDai. to be used at his var:ous quartz mllls- This salt is coming on Mexi- Gan trains af LOW figure, as all the milling salt for this section will h-reafser come.
 MASONIC fUNERAI.-Mr. J. C. Hubbard iormeTlyo lone, Cal. died at Alexandria on the 1'ih. The body was brought bere last evening and buried to-day al two F. N. by the masonic fraternity. If which order he was in hIs lifetime member in good stand ing.
 Theresa Corlett has written an epitaph for Bierce, of the Argonaut, which We find in the Post. wherein she fancies him happy in tophet with coHgenial devils, but winds up thus:
 "Ah, think,
 In hell there's not single drop to drink.
 Henry R. EWald has taken the agency for the San Francisco Mining and Scientific Press, and has started for Arizona. Henry is an energetic, live individuai and will make himself heard wherever he goes and a' the Press is well thought of through all th' mining camps, we believe Henry will mee with success.
 ] PAINFUL RUMoR.-A letter from Hon. A E. Dayls. dated at Mineral Park, Dee. l1 says: II hear ahat Mir. Randall has beei ] murdered. Ii is all a rumoT so far. star for Los Angeles, to morrow to investigate. \ IL k supposed that Mir. Randall, who ls lpattner with Mr. Davis at Mineral Park kwas killed somewhere on the road betweei IHardyville and the Mohave river.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-20
THURSDAY.

Nrr,erous citizens, friends oi Di. McCaT" ;,,an,e ,,s. are anxious for him to submit HIS '''' as a candidate for Mayor. .
 Wy Tompkins announces hilnsSn s1;nI.is .he nrrent solicitation or nnmeious The sn' ~ lsndidare for Village Treasurer. T, noc,or would Iaske good ire's"'
 oa.o in the Oakland c2lr Ponce once conrt against Dr. Hudson, osM i;Da,;ssed on Son.o Sloan"ni,st;ng dead man. was 1isn.sss csse of .so i.th. the Judge oapsideflhs ~ s%t eSfortion, or blackmail.
 Hon. E. Davis Jeff Mineral iea,;Sorn;s rafs nisa :. % ssm;Iv n few days since tor .aal;T'"r Il;m 70 lsa-a ms a.. Mrs Davis aud the ehlidfen ,, ,bs s,a;n Snsno untll spring, and he will feia.n inc man man una ur'5 .,bach" for the remainder oi ''S mh.tJ. s. Hynter, Chief Operator 9'
 hsaS Si'rsl " Service, has to otier. me os au,,, Ill 'he nseket-bcok gan make s9oe CT oi r ,' returning it, and al the salas .a .fa, save save the wear and tear aat el rs,eO,ion. sU,
 Sa0s mnst follow its dishonest re'e"'.O1' .r.,,
 -. ahout time sAe following ein'.S ;n ,b,
 Its aooas c;sv ceased its Eqn !" .u' s,anor sal,ern press: .Boots are ,ha a'S leo for, Lastein a;.d with pocket in Ihe ne. ie ma, fiaps' The story refltes i'sssa, f,, nssiof pistoi ho,t on what use has ne iSs ',;s,,I asu. have uogs ,',,. he can kick; p's1'' Win tue a;oe~ o'u, u,, more.--I IArgona"t'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-20
LiEGE SILVER VEIN-RICH ORE.

The Crosscut. in Humbug District, Is de- veloping into one of the largest and richest mines in Yavapai county. It will be re- membered we mentioned few weeks since, that the Crosscut had been incorporated, and that the managers had concluded to de velope the same, and to that end put quite force of miners to work sinking shalt, etc. News now comes to the incorporators, including C. P. Head, Jake Marks. D. C. Thorne. E. J. Cook and others, that the lead. at Q depth of 110 feet. carries s feet of hioh grade ore MT. Marks, the Superln- tendent. left this morning for the mine, and intends upon his arrival on the ground, to mt on more miners and run two drifts from ' the main shalt. one north and the other | south. 100 feet each, commencing the sald ' drifts 90 feet from the surface, when. II It Is i found that the lead carries the usual amount ] of ore in both directions, q twenty stamp mill. with all the improved appliances toI | working the most rebeliious ores, Will DC
 purchased and erected near the mine for the
 reduction of, what is now thought, lt' millions of tons of ore. The CrosScut lles in westerly direction from the celebrated
 TIptop mine about miles, and south ot m numerable lodes that seem to run into Il
 from the basin, and all persons tamlllal
 with the lay of the country, the formation
 etc, agree in pronouucing the CrosScut tn,
 creat mother lead of all that section oi th'
 country known as Humbug District. Know ing the parties who have this mine in han'
 to be men of good mining judgment careiu
 in their transactions, perfectly able to pa their way, we believe eventually the Gross
 cut wlll pan out and take lead of all Cthe me
 mining properties ia that section Of tn lpouDtry
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-20
Friday's News.
,ather Is with Us.

Cold weather Is with Us.
 Christmas comes on Wednesday next.
 Rumor has it that Ed HelIings, of East Phenix, is quite nnwell.
 Buy Christmas present for your swee.- heart.
 Joe Marr and Mr. Miller, from the Verde, arrived in town last evening.
 Verde trout. which arc good at this par ,icnIar season of the year, are quite p.ehn- ful in the market.
 Cornelio Ramos has purchased two ilne Anrora goats with view or Srauiis up his goat property.
 ARRIVALS AND DEPAGTCREs BY G. .. sr,cI. Agfira{s-H. II. Carroll, :. F. Ml- nor F Mason, 4. Davis. Depofafes--'Ias' as' l Stewart.
 Chas. Franklin hss taken warrant 'o ! .,,un ATache for the the arrest of Canoe- i lsrio. charged with selling whisky to lnalan'
 The Golden Star Mine which has been ravipo t0 9 cent dividend per share, F. we learn, Tn the hands ot the Sheriii oi Maricopa county
 Several freight teams are m to-day from inc Ehrenberg landing with "heaps oi Saptu Claus Goods for various merchantS oi Prescott the metropolis of Arizona. E. Miner, of Chicago, arrived per stage last evening. Mir. Mirer comes here TOT 'he npruose of examining some ot our many mining properties, and also for the pulP1se
 f rafunerating his heelth. We nope ne may find our country sufficiently attract , i've to cause him 10 yemain and interest himself in some profitable business
 T-., l tba manaoement of Mir. Cordis, i' progress s ;n. nicely. Tee rehearsal of the three K nl5vs-"Midright Marriage" 'Btrney' the
 Raron and "A Regular Fix, which are l"
 i,o nlaced on the boards at the next enter a t,ibment-took place last evening, when | to the accomplishment of all. each lndiVinua r ho6 his or her part to perfection. ee Tho Installation of the newly elected a officors of Aztlan Lodge, NO l!t' r nl. F A. NJ, will be held on 1hurs1ay' T.s., n a7th the anniversary of St John ',iy i'''n 't I celist The Installation Will oe PuoI''' ra, Tr,, if will take place in the court hoas' ;,.or n-oeramme, which will dououGSs oe iu'oa o 70 es,ipr. will include au orauor D! t'io li,, T., T Thos. Fitch. and music anu sirS' trs If some of our talepted amateurs. .n0 eAe' I. cises will commence promptly at r. M e Tho ,rrapical disposition of Jack Fro: g as a;tDlayed to goad advantage t''l 70 '',orr;n,t in Prescott. ana caused tne lc'
 ,nIuckT victims of his wrath, who chance
 to be stirring at an early hour, 10 Tfs ;f,
 ,i.b,Iv tbe,r mantles around them, as II
 dsfy the power of their relentless .h mas,g ,o1
 but no leniency was shown unul 'he nlet d. ing rays of the sun caused the icy grasp p, ne relax. and by 9 o'clock the melcur! II.
 ;umped from ten to forty degrees aoo' q. leI0,