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Salt River herald., 1878-03-09
MARICOPA COUNTY. The Nest Favored In
 Arizona. AND BEST FOR SETTLERS. Truthful Information Regarding Its Advantages
 Grazing-Cereals.
AND BEST FOR SETTLERS.

The arabic lands of Maricopa county cover an area of half mil lion acres. Of this area the Salt River Valley contains more than one half and is by far the best az ricultural region in the Territory. In this respect it will yield the pre- cedence to no country on the globe that lies within the same parallels of latitude with us. We have here an alluvial soil of incomparable rich ness and strength, and while depend ing upon irrigation for crops, there is no danger of failure, as in other valleys, because our water supply from Salt river is never-failing The other streams of the Territory frequently dry up in summer while Salt River continues to pour out her plenteous flood, always gladden. ing the heart of the husbandman with a rich reward for his labor. This valley in its portion best adapted to extensive farming is about thirty five miles long and will average fourteen miles in width.
 Of this rich agricultural tract Phoenix is the center, and as soon as ditches sufficient to irrigate the whole valley shall be completed, we will have a farming region that can not be rivalled in the world.
 FRUIT PRODUCTS.
 The great capabilities of the soil are fully demonstrated in the wide range of its productions. Here the chosen fruits of the tropic and tenn perate zones seem to vie with each other in their cxuberance of growth and plenteousness of yield. Here the apple and the almond, the orange and the vine, flourish side by side. The even temperature of climate is such that as a wine producing country this valley is certainly des- tined to take high rank. Enough improvement in this direction has already been made to show that here is the paradise of the fruit grower.
Salt River herald., 1878-03-09

HITCH & CHURCHILL. Attorneys and COunselors at Law, Prescott Arizona. Will practice in all the Courts of the Terri tory. Special attention given 10 practice in the Supreme COsrt; also Mining Law and the per feeting of titles tO land
Salt River herald., 1878-03-09

TOHN E. NAYLOR, Attorney and Coun. eloi c at Law and Notary Public Phoenix. Ari
 roua.. Will practice in all Courts of the 'ty.
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A D. LEMON, Attorney at Law. Office A. opposite Court House, on Washington St., Phoenix, Arizona. Prompt attention given 10 all business entrusted me in the Federal and County COur's of the Territory.
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VIM. A. HANCOCK. Probate Judge, Notary " Public and Attorney al Law. Land busi- ness a speciality
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BUSINESS CARDS.

TOHN T. ALSAP. Attorney and Counselor o at Law, Phoenix, Arizona-
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ERANKLIN McCUsKER, Attorney and Il Counselor at Law, Prescott, Arizona. Will practice in all the Courts Ofiiee with the Dis trict Attorney.
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T E. wARTON. M. D, Offe;s his pro'essi- O. onal service 10 the people of Phoenix and
 vicinity. C f5 @ al his residence, Phoenix, A. T
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IOHN HOWARD. Attorney and Counselor at Law, Prescott Arizona Office, South MonteZuma St.
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HICKS & COX. Attorneys at Law, Phoenix. u Ariznua- Will practice st all Courts Oi the Territory.
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TT J. DRUM. Attorney at Law Will prac IL tiee in all the Courts Prescott. A. T.
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PAUL WEBER. Attorney and Counselor a; l Law. Prescott, Arizona.
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SALT RIVER HERALD.

Published every Saturday by the
 PHENIx PUBLISHING COMPANY. c-F. McCL1SrocK Manager.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

 GEORGE E. LORING, Keeps all the late Papers and Periodicals at THE NEWS DEPOT. THE NEWS DEPOT. Cash Sales and Low Prices for FURNISHING GOODS, FURNISHING GOODS,
 LADIES' UNDERWEAR,
 LADIES' UNDERWEAR,
 AND
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 TOBACCO,
 TOBACCO. Ever offered in this Market. PLAIN AND FANCY PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES
 AND
 AND
 CONFECTIONERIES.
 CONFECTIONERIES WELLS, FARGO CO.'S. Express Ohios. AT THE NEWS DEPOT.
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SrnscRIPTIoN RArEs.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

Business advertisements at R Reduced Rates
The New York herald., 1878-09-20

that Hudojar Kahn, the foImer ruler Of Khokand. Is
now at Cabul Aighanistan Germany aud England havo
sent Identical instructions to their naval commaadefs
relative to action against the Chinese pirates.
AMERICAN FrGIriyEs FROM JUSTICE
Peter Froman, the seiiconessed murderer from Bull
River, s. o., was before the Bow Street Police Court
Tor the fourth Time to-day, and was ngan remanded
for one week The case oil Thomas Forbes, charged
under the kxtradition law with having obtained
$4,000 by false pre,ences from Mrs. Francis H.
Walker, OF New York, to-day adjourned till Sat-
urday mex, by agreement OF counsel
BUSINESS TROUBLES
An important strike by the coal miners In North
Stanordshire Is apprehendod. Tho liabilities Of
MessrS Simeon Hardy sons, West India merchants
OF London, failure announced yesterday arc
fgO OCa
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
VICE PRESIDENT WHEELER.

AN ADDRESS TO THE FARMaRs OF 81. LAW
nEScg CoUNIy-LIrE OF THE AGEIcuLlu uL-
Isr AS II is-oIPosITIoN. 10 MoDLRN
riSAScIAL SosTnUas.
CASros, n. ", Sep 10, 1875
Vice President Wheeler arrived here ut moo, to-day
aud proceeded to tho tar grounds, wbero no nd
dressed u large concourso OF people Tho Wee Pres.
dent VAS introduced by General N. NJ. Curtis. and
spoke ss iollows;--
SIR. PRLsiDESr AND FARARRs TIM CorSfS 90 5r.
LAwRkNCk-lne desire 10 meet aud take Dy ,hs baud
many vi tho people oi 81. LawroDcc county wno have
long favored Inc with their friendship, cybudanco
aud SUPPORT ~ the solo motive which has brought
hero to-day. our president was distinctly dvscd IN
advance that would not hitonpt to speak about agr
tuitufc Ia any of us forms, for Know nothing upon
that sui ject except oil the rough methods cucoun-
tered oi necessity by Inc IN my boyhood. know
then tho use OF the axe and the hoe, but nothing
then Of the application OF suicnoo 10 ngrcu.
turc, ot which we hear much IN these days. 30 l
nm bete my friends simpy 20 witness tho display OF
the prod oil labor ana 10 share In the social
uart oil thls annual afiners festival On every hand
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
LIBEL SUIT AMONG OFFICIALS.
[DY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD

[DY TELEGRAPH 10 TILE HERALD
ANNAPOLIS, Nd. Sept. 10, 1875
The preliminary papers were ned In tho Circuit
Court OF this oounty to-day in that promises TO
bring out some very disasreeabe things.
II is suit Of damages for defamation against Rear
Admiral John l. Worden, the hero Of tho light be-
twosn the Monitor and Merrimac, and late Supsrin-
tendsut OF the Naval Academy. rhe suit instituted
BY Professor Bernard Maurioe late professor tho
Naval Academy.
BASES OF THE
The facts which Professor Bernard lays his claim
to damages are Admiral Wordon sndorsing tho rro-
fessor's resignation with defainatory remarks
mis- character, aud following TINS up with letters
expressions Of nke character all based upon AN al
lcgod Assault made by tho Professor upon Young girl
In An nnpoltA The damages claimed 500, 900
There e another suit on dssunpst dcbt alleged to
b due the rroissaorior privaso instruction IN Adm
raj woydcn's family.
THE PARTIES CouasyL
Tho Professor 10 bfOt rin-law OF Ex-Governor
OF Maryland, and the parties all Of high ia
standing Tho counsel lor Professor Maurice are Z.
J. Bonaparts grand nephew Of Napoleon l.. and John
Thompson Mason. Roar Admiral wordon's counsel
Is A. b. Haynsr.
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
ROBBERY IN A BANK.

BALrixoRE. Nd, sopt 10, 1878.
A daring and succcssiuI robbery Was pcrpetraisd
gentleman Tuesday afternoon, at tho National
Bank OF Baltimore, corner o. Baltimore and st.
Paul streets, the proceeds, IL is reported,
consisting OF s2',s5o In bonds aud $4,000 In
cash, IN tho possession OF Colonel William NJ Boone
president OF the Mount Vernon Cotton Malls, and 4
director OF tho above mentioned bank, ana derived
In part from tho estate OF The late CAPTAIN Wlpam
KeuLody, u wealthy and woi known cisizsn of Baltt
The robbery occurred In broad daylight apc .t
busy time OF tho day, but so far known thcre IL no
Glow to tho perpetrator IL Is Understood that the
bonds and money wore kept IA an Ordinary bank box
bat a tho gentlemen conuccted Tue affair wsrc
extremely rctiocnt yesterday ana kcpt The details
socrct
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
AMNESTY IN SOUTH CAROLINA

GOVERNOR. HAMPTON URGES THE MooSsHISEns
TO BIcoME GOOD CITIZENS
lBY TELEGIAPH TO THE HERALD
GaEESvILLs, sept. 10. 1879
Governor Hampton visited Picxens county to-day.
pursuant to appointment, and met aud addressed q
large humber OF mountaneors, among whom were many
suspected moonshinors. The Governor dwel upon the
lcnency federal govern manifested the
recent revenue aud Ku Kux uesty. and adjursd
hearers 10 sustain tho no had made relative
10 their obscva OF the revenue laws general
iutufc good conduct this being tho best mode OF
them He nadc public sincere uckn0w
edgement IN behalf OF the people OF tbs
state TO President Hayes for tho Inerctful
ana consderate spirit he has shown IN the matter.
The address was warmly received aud is confdently
expected 10 elect the good II designed TO accom-
plish. The conditional amnesty has dono much good
ana It's thoroush action - ouiy restrained by the
clusion Of Redmond IRON its tornls
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

George II. Robson. OF Now Jersey; General II. v.
Boynton, OF Washington, and ex Congressman Thomas
Z. Plat, OF Oweso, \. ", at the Fifth Avsnua
General Lew Wallace, OF Indiana, and Cousrossmau
joint Wait and q. H. Northam, OF Connecticut. are
at tho ST Nicholas. General B. Il. Hill, United states
Army, is al the Sturtovant. Judge A. &. Magrash, OF
Charoston S. c., s at the Westminster Ex- x-Governos
Henry L,ppitt, OF Rhode Island, is at the Hoffman.
Colonel J. G. Z. Lee United States Army and FEeder
ick Billings OF Vermont, are at tho BrevoorI
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
BRAZIL COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO JASEfRo, sept Ia 1879
Coneo quiet; prices maintained; change; rood Hrsts
800 o1oO reis per 10 hiios hxcbsDRe ON L,pdcn.
2sisd Average daily receipts i2,4D bags. Weeks ship
ments-ro Channel and Norin OF Europe, ba 10 lie
United States. 5000 bags to the Mediterranean TUU
bags Weeks saosFor the Channoi and North OF
23ODD bags for the United Sates. 5000 bsgs for the
Mediterranean. uD bag. Stock on hand al, ,UUU bAAs
Fretlhts per sail. for the Channei. s7s Cd.
SANTOS, sept ~, 1878.
Coffee quiet: downward tendency snpe sam.
tos b5Oc 55 reis per ~ tilos Average daily receipts
3UU bags Weeks shivments--ic all countries. SO sg
bags Tor thu Channel, Europe and the Medis.rranran
$3.50 tags. Weeks sscs-for burope. 1910 bags tor
;he United States 2Ovy bags STOCK hand 5uLU
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAX DEPARTMENT.
OyFIcE or THK CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, sept. 20-l A. u.

WAX DEPARTMENT
OvrIcR oP rHK CniEP SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsniSoroS, SEPT. 20-l A. N.
Indications.
For Friday In tho South Atlantic and Gulf States.
stationary or falling barometer, stationary tcmpora.
turc, southoss,erly winds; partly cloudy or Q ear
weather will prevail win humorous rains IN Northern
Texas, whore winds will shit to nortbcriy
For Tennessee aud the Ohio Valley and tho lower
lako region, warmer southwest winds falling baromc-
tor, partly cloudy weather ana occasional rains, fo
lowed by cooler northwest winds aud rising barome
ter.
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
icys and tho upper lake region, cooler northwest
winds. partly cloudy weather. occ Sional rains and
rising barometer.
For tho Middle Atlantic states and Now England,
stationary falling barometer, Increasing southeast
to southwest winds, warmer, clear or partly couoy
weather
The rivers will continue falling.
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
LOSS OF A SPANISH WAR VESSEL.

THE FRIoArE pIZARRo EoUNDERHD AT SEA
OFFICERS AND CREW SAVED By AN ITALIAN
DARK-DErAILs OF THE DISASTER.
LEwxs. Del, Sept. lo, 1873
The Italian bark Carlos Ffuyoni, Captain Frugoni
which arrived at the Break water last night has on
board she crow 1853 number, OF tho Spanish
frgats Pzarro which iouuderea At sea on the Illh OF
September.
REPORT OF THE BARK.
The bark reports ~ ioilows:--
The night OF l0tn ins longitude So latitude 81 90
saw red light aud flash light NJ Hove " and
di played mad ovar aud bore down TO rem
assistance. The distressed steamer proved to be
the spanish frgate Pizsrr0 ana In sinking con-
dition Her crew caue of Dogts VI sevou A. NJ
but Old roach bark until tour T. NJ hen thev
were In such hausted condition that they had %
be hoistcd board the latter vessel. Tho steamer
sank soon aitcrwnrd aud her crew saved nothing
what they slo0d III.
DETAILS OF TUE SINKING.
Tho Piz,rro, which has been three years IN tho
West Indies, was homeward bound. She lett ST.
Georges, Dermads tho 5th. Tor FsysL ana sprung
acak during o hurricane the 9th They threw
overheard eleven guns and baiicd with buckeIs but
tho rapidly and pot out The aros rho YES.
sci was kept sfoat Tor two days BY bsling hsr out
aad xhen she was sighted by the Frugoni her crow
was completely exhausted.
SKETCH OF THE VESSEL.
Tho PizArro vessel Of 100 tons register car
ryiog twelve guns, and was commanded by Captain
AgusdS. Her crew consisted Of 153 persons includ-
lag the olicors. sailors, marines, doctors and
priest, ali Of whom were rescued. They arc still on
board Of tho brk At the Break wsto, awaiting insruc
tionA from the spanish Ambassador nj Washinpton
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
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The New York herald., 1878-09-20
END OF A CHURCH QUARREL.

PorrsviLLz, Pa. Sept. 10. 1873
Six casss arising out OF a church quarrel nj SHsnan
doah last july, which have boon on trial In bsten
hero for week past, wore eudod this morning. the
jury returning verjicis Of not guilty in each case
and dividing the costs between the iitig,nta Tho
trouble, H may be remembered. was between Polish
and Lithuanian Catholics and culmiuaod In riot al
the church. which WAS iuliy reported at the time.
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
STORM IN WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, Sept 10, 1873.
A heavy storm OF wind ana IRON tho south.
wcst prevailed here since early hour this alter
noon, which Is the nrst hsavy rain storm have
experienced 10 throe months THIS evening several
buildings iu tho city struck by nght npy, but
were not seriously damaged. A number OF trees Ia
various parts ot the cty wore also struck and shat
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
Major VOORHEES, PARTNE
SHOT.
SENATOR
[DY TELxanAPH 10 THE HERALD

ny TELEGRAPH 10 THE HEEALp.I
TERRR hAUrE, Ind, Sept 10, 1873.
This morning. at two O'Clock, MS Mr. John Paal
Jonss. OF tho law firm OF voorhcos joiner, was re-
turning home he was met by two men, who shot and
robbed him. The shot TOOK snoct IN his right lung,
aud wound Is serious. Mr. Jones has soci-
atsd Ia tne iaw business with Senator Voorhees,,
his uncle, Tor about two years. Tho affair has Gre
ated great sxcilemsnt la this locality.
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
JEALOUS AND MURDEROUS.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept 10. 1878.
LOUIS Guotiea. nephew OF the proprietor OF tho
Spencer House. In this.cty to-day shot ana Instantly
killed young woman nsmod Mary McGlew, formerly
y waitress at the motel. Cause, jealousy.
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
THE WEATHER YRsrtEpAY.

Tho following record viii show the changes In the
temperature for tho past twcn our hours IN CON-
parlson with tho ding date OF last year.
Indicated by the Thermometer at Hudnups pharmacy
(HKnALD Buiidingj, No 2iS Broadxay:--
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
GENERAL BUTLER IN OHIO.

TOLEDO Sept. 10, 1873
General u. r. Butler arrived 10 tns city This alter.
noon to moot the Board OF Managers Of the sosisrs
Homo at Dsytoa, Ohio. Hs was scrcnadcd at the
hotel tonight b. The nationals but declined making
n suecas
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE MAyFLowEI AT ANNAPOLIS.

THE MAXFLOWEH At ANNAPOLIS.
fox TELEGRAPH TO THE HzRALp1
ASsAPoLis Nd, Sept. 19, 1878.
The United States practice ship Dale arrive at the
Naval Academy to-day In tow OF the Maynower Lieu
touaot Commander A. ID. Brown comma ding, IRON
Washington, wbero sho had been undcrgoi cpairs
The Maynower mas the cadet opg neers GU board and
VIII leavo Annapolis Ia DAY or two to continue her
cruise until tho 2Sth Inst.
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
CATHOLIC CHURCH DESTROYED.

CIxcIsSArf, o., Sept. 10. 1878.
A despatch says the Catholic church at GaIcna,
Ill. was burned yesterday. Loss $4,000.
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
FLORILINE,
BOWEL COMPLAINT!

Tor the teeth and breath Is LIQUID dsntfrics n
rho world II thoroughly ciensos partially
from oil parasites firing sniR xiculsc" leaving them
pearA white, impartins delightful fragrance TO the
breath The FRAGRANT FLoRiLiSE removes Instantly all
odory arising from foai stom Bsing
partly COMPOSED OF honey, soda and extracts swcet
herbs and plants Is perfectly hsriess delicious -
sherry. tIr N ''3lt n lT
Prepared ty HENRY G. GALLUP. No. <ss oxford st,
Lon ion, Engiand. and retAied every ywnere. "th N~
Price 10 cents.
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
ARMY INTELLI0ENCE.

wAsnIsoroy, Sept 10, 1873.
Tho resignation OF Captain j. B. Englc, OF the Fit
teonth infantry has been accepted by tho President
10 take elect september Is. 1873.
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
DYSENTEKY. DiAKRHEA,
CHOLkRA MORBUS
CURED AND PREVENTED
By RADWAY's READY RELIEF.
NEURALGIA.


INFLUENZA
SORE THROAT. DIFFICULr BREATHING, ~.
relieved Ia y few minutes f,f : va.
BY RAILWAYS READY RKLIEF.
BOWEL COMPLAINTS
Looseness diarrh@a. choiera nortus painful dis,
charges from tho bowels stopped la hit0en
minutes by taxing lsadway's Ready clioE
or weakness isssitude viii follow thS
Of the X. II. Relief y
ACuES AND PAINS
For headache, whether sick OF ncrvous Yhcum stism
lumbagc pains and sness the hack spi no or kid.
n-ys: pains around the liver peurisy swelling Of the
joints pains in the bowels heartburn pains Of All
kinds. Radways keady ioet will afford sass
an les continued for few OBJECT = perm suans
cu,e. Price 50 cents. Sold by druggists.
DIR. RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS
perfectly tssteicss elegantly coated cure Of ali
disorders OF the stoms liver bowels kidnsys adder
nervous Diseases headache. constipation, indigcstiou
dyspepsia, biousncss. bilious fever tho
bowels piles and all dersn OF tho Internal MS.
Warranted effect positive cure Price Is cent?
per box. DIR. KADWAY 4 Co. u Warren AZ
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
ENEDAL HowAID COLLECTING THE sURREN-
DERED INDIANS.

SAN Francisco, Sept 19, 1873.
A Portland (OrsgonJ despatch sAys:-"Geueral
Howard tas boon collecting the bands OF surrendered
indians at Camp n McDermott and all OF them-about
ono thousand-aro being iran:fsrred 10 Camp Har-
ncy. whore taey will bo hold prieonors to await
tue pleasure OF the government General Howard
that they be taken TO the Iudian Terri
tory some other distant locality. The general do
sire OF the people that be taken without
dolay 10 effect permanent sette snts with tho Iu-
dams Of Mosss' band on the Upper Columbia. The
country Is clear OF all bands oi Flutes thAt
been engaged In hostilities.u ~
The New York herald., 1878-09-20

THE ONLY PREPARATION THAT ACTS DE-
rectiy upon the inflated lungs Is HALE's HoNxY or
HoREHouND AND TAR, No cough can resist It,
PIKK's IoornAcum DRoPs In minute.
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
THE INDIANS.

SHARP rIGHT WITH BAND or BlNNocKs-
TIE INDIANS KILLED, CAPTURED or DIS
PERsED.
by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
OMAHA, Neb., sept 10, 1878
News has bcen rscsived here OF a sharp hit with
Tho Bannocks in tho extreme northeastern corner OF
Wyoming, on Prairie Greek Buffalo Fork, u tribu-
tary OF Snake River. Lieutenant II. Bishop, with
q part OF Captain Jack Hayes' company of
The Fifth cavalry and number OF Arrapahoc
and Shoshone Indian scouts under the Cnicf Black
Coal, surprised the band in a narrow valley and cap
tured, killed or dispersed them The point where
the ght took place is ntty miles northwest OF Tosotce
Pass and the distance southwest OF Yellowstone
Lake. Owing 10 the superior disposition OF Lieu
tenant Bishops iorccs not man was lost
Fun particulars of the KILLED captured redskins
have not been received.
IDENTITY OF THE HAND.
This Is the band which has been raidipg Yellow
stone Park aad depredating toward tho GsilaIn Val.
ley country aud part OF which lately routed by
General Niloa Prisoners assert positively that
there arc DO hostile indians the Park aud that
the rest OF The Bannocks IN the
OF the Salmon Rvor Mountains west OF Camas praric.
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
SIZE JOHN MACDONALD ExpRCTs TO DE RLECTxp
IN BRITISH COLUMBIA.

San FRANCISCO, CAL, Sept 10, 1873
despatch from Victoria, b. e., says:-''Tho oppo-
slion viotores In Csuada East created much In
Iercst here. Sir John A. Macdonald having ioss
candidate IN Victoria City, ana undoubtedly will DO
ala iad N-
The New York herald., 1878-09-20

Average temperature yesterday ................ u
year. Cos.
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
FIGHT BETWEEN THE CAVALRY AND INDIANS

THE TROOPS COMPELLED TO FALL BACK.
LEAvESwoRrM, KAu, Sept. Is, 1878.
special despatch to the Times irom Dodge Guy.
Kan, says:-"Fiitoon cattle men and Company /, OF
tho Fourth Cavalry, fought band OF Indians this
morning thirty 1--we miles south Of Dodge City One
two Indians wero killed and ono soldier wounded.
The military foil buck und the Indians he
northwest. 1ho lIdians have killed several hords
ana stoon great many horses within tho last tow
days.
The New York herald., 1878-09-20

A.-rHE HAT OF THE SEASON HAS BEEN IN
troduccd by KNOX. and IL Is verAble beauty exhi1
ing the OF elegance Of design psrfec
ton OF manufacture tor which the halter has for many
years been celebrated Select hats eiiher PA
Broadway In the finh Avenue HOTEL you VIII dc
we'll
The New York herald., 1878-09-20

A-RUPTURE.-DR. MARSH'5 TREATMENT rs
tho only safe aud reliable cure 40 years practical
onco only Office Vesey ". opposite ST fAul,s Church