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r,,r 81, ,E,igh,ecpth District shows a net in

TnE Eighteenth District shows = net In
crease OF III school children within the
mast year, the gain by counties being Co.
lumbiana, $50; belmont, lSi; Harrison, ",
and JoiTerson 9Ol. Loss in Carroll county,
IN: making tho nUt increase as above! yAt !
fbis rate the increase IN the State would DC y,
46o0. which is considerably more than y
actMaliy Is, thus showing that tastorn
nS;1 although II Jagged behind awhile, Is
now craving more rapidly in population
than other sections Of the state.-'Se''oe'.'
tiLf Gd:elf. .ll,.-
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rIIE SHEEP NAREEr,


The Sheep market Is very slow, most OF The
butchers having been fully ysupplied with stock
last week, and the balance buying sparingly
this week. There is some slight outside de
mand for the East and Washington, D. C. We
quote Sheep for butchers use at 3ai1l cents
few selling at more than cents, and not u
great many at that figure, most OF tho sales
being made at 3Ita3X cents; stock Ewes Sc 10
NJ IS, and Wethers 3k cents; mixed lots 81 %
az 90 each; Lambs 31ta4lz cents and dull. n
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quickly as your Government could place
2,O00OOQ She could send / 900 900 men
to fight each force Of 100000 that you
might send out. She could lose man fol
man with your Government, and then
have .1S,000,000, soldiers left after your
army had been totally annihilated. She
could place more soldiers In the field than
America and Europe combineda- An ign0-
rant joutnalist in tile City of Mexico
sneers at the courage and military strength
OF the Americans, and calls upon his Gov
ernmentto dispatcha an army OF fconquefing
Mexicans to the City OF Washington. IN
like manner many OF your people hold
in contempt the power Of China, and 1t is
because Of their intense ignorance on that
point. China's subjects are brave and
vigorous, and - .6.Ss,S zsSt5D
SOME DAY SHE MAY RULE TIE WORLD,
"The arrival ofthe first despised Mon.
golian on the coast Of California may be
far more historic than the yaunted land.
ing OF your Pilgrim Fathers, for 1t may
draw into the affairs OF the Christian
world the imposing and dovershadowing in.
fuence OF the Empire OF China. do not
hesitate 10 say that your ephemeral ciyilza!
ton is threatened. Perhaps the political
institutions Of Europe and America are
alike in peri |. A few months hence /
shall be able to speak on this phase OF the
Mongolian question with more fuency and
emphasis" 9,i5-
The remarkable feature about the above
utterances is the closeness with which they
agree with almost the very words used
by General Garfield in his report Of = con!
versation with New York gentleman just
returned from an extensive tour Of Eu-
rope. Here we find the same strain OF
language employed both in Europe and on,
the Pacific coast Of this continent in regard
to an understood movement going on at
this time among the Chinese looking to a
dispersion Of her overcrowded people to
other countries. Certainly there is senough
in all this to awaken serious attention in
this country.
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New York, November 19.-Arrived-
Scythia, Liverpool. 'a -''.''' "
LONDON, November l9.-Steamers Egypt
Circassia and California, from New York
and Minnesota, from Boston, arrived out
New York, November 19.-Arrived-
Anchoria from Glasgow.
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INDIA.


TROOPS oRDgRRD TO NE READY.
BoMBAY, November 16.-The Ga:ette an
nounces that several regiments have been
warned to hold themselves in readiness TO
advance from Quittah at once, and that all
are ready. Merchants from Central Asia
say there are noindications OF movement
OF the Russians toward Afghanistan.
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1ar Cincinnati Gazette of yesterday
..,,s the hest beef steak in that market
!. ,sl cents per pound, potatoes GO cents
:, bu.hel, sweet potatoes 81 rs and $2 90
!, NM. apples at 81 90 and 81 S5 per Dbl,
t.,,, meat s and I cents per pound.
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ST.. PAUL, November lo,-0fticial returns
from all the counties make the Republican
majority for Auditor, 1904, majorities in
the Congressional Districts as follows-lstl
Dunnell, Republican, SSl majority, ID
Pachler, democrat, ,724 majority, Sd, Wash
burne, Republican, 30ll majority. iH
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PHILADELPHIA, November 19.-Creed
Whipple, for 10 years clerk to the secreta,
ry and Treasurer OF the Union League
Club, has disappeared, leaving behind him
q letter in which he confesses to the ap'
preparation Of 5000 belonging to tho
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ToLEpo, November 1O.-wheat t. Steady;
amber Michigan spot 9iIIc; December 0ic:
No 2red winter spot 9Skc; December 0lNC;
western amber Csc. Corn - Steady; ligl,
mixed new SSXc; No. 2, new spot 321Sc; Jan
uary 33Hc. oats-Quiet; No. 2, 2211c. +,
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Live stock received at the Wheeling Stock
Yards during the last week:
CArrLE-Arrivals 42 head; sold, cows and
bulls 81 5Oa2 so; medium steers and hefers
260aS 25; choice cattle IS 25a3 50. Cattle dull.
s. 25a2 80; packing $2 5Oa2 rs; lard and
butcher hogs selling from $2 10 to s. 25.
sHEEr-selling from s. % to 81 90 per 100
Il Selling from 500 to s. 90 per 100
G Garvrs-sellins from s. 90 to $40 90 per
FRESH Selling from se5 oOaso 90 per
head. .I r'. TNN
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rIIR gWINI MAnEEr.
REMARKS.

The market has been very fully supplied
again this week, and the quality Is OF abont
the same grade rs last weeks offerings. Trade
Is very slow. prices being off fully nc since
last week, We quote the best hogs at 4la4Ic,
with few choice shade higher; lower grades,
rough tail ends, &C., 32.aie. Tho most sales
have been made at or near 4Mc: ?,40O head
were received up to Saturday, and the balance
since then. --------- -
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s,,,oh cau,eron's View conesrainE the
pre.ent Republican Foley,

WAsnINdroN, D. G., Noyember Is'-eVn. ].
o,or Simon Cameron, who arrived here To-
n;oht Mol ays that II the Republicans follow
their present policy, they will also elect a
pSnnblican @ senator in place Of Wallace IN
tSp @ wears. lie thinks Grant will carry
every eve State In tho North in 1880 r e..
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lAuGusrA, GA, November 19.-A pack.
age OF money 5000, in transit by the
Southern Express from Charleston to Ath.
ems, was lost some time ago, and now the
messenger Walter S. Lynch, an employe ot
the express company has been arrested,
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PoxREslr, n. Y, November lo.-The
Manchester mills, in Dutchess comfy,
burned tonight, Loss S76, 700, including
two employees badly burned; panic cnsu'
ed but the rest,of the hands escaped.
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Totalnles

Tie only activity this week in the market
was in the wholesale trade, prices generally
being HaH cent better than last week; but the
retail trade was slow, prices In the beginning
sympathizing with the wholesale market, but
they soon fell of, with very dull trade, and
prices became X cent lower OH most grades
than they were last week, a very denioralized
feeling prevailing before the close, when q
number OF the offerings were left ever unsold.
Quotations 2aiA cents, few selling at the lat
ter price. l..'.0g
tAll quotations given in these reports arc Of
the retail market, except where otherwise
statCd.l IlUJ..t q
MuGit Cows-Good cows have been scarce
this week and In request; common have been
dull. We quote at $40 ooa5o 90 per head, as
to quality. s..s,.. -.,--
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-20

:, Henry Ward Beechcr keeps on
.Hi,, As he has talked Of late about
liam. fall and Noah's flood, he will soon
= ...se,l with Bob. lngersoll.
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sixty.nine Republicans, members OF the
present House OF Representatives. and
eivhty-iour Democrats have been re-elect-
ol tsslrgt
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CHARLEs E. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST.

Is prepared TO make careful and complete
analyses Of Iron Ores, Limestones, Mineral
IAAoRAToRy, Con. 2irH AND cHAPuSE Sra,
!alS WHEELING, W .AY.
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putiSprtPHra, November l9.-The How
ard ASSOCIATION OF New Orleans tclegraphs
Mayor stokely that thirty thousand dol.
iars viii be necessary to enable the Asso'
ristioH 70 pay its debts and close Its busi-
,nRsa. IN 'isf,i a. ~ 90 81 .l- t'"I i p
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Pour Per Cents.

WASHINGTON, November 1s.-Subscrip.
tionsto the per cent loan to-day, amount
cd to 81, ,909,950.
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u, are indebted to our ever attentive
,.,,d Cant. VIM. Campbell, ofthe steamer
s,.t,E. Lee, ;ior copics'Of late New or
..snd vicksburg papers.
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Senator t,or,lon His own successor.

ATLANTA, November 1s.-Gen. Gordon
was to-day, almost unanimously reelected
10 the u. 6, Senate.
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4 ivtcxsBuRe, November la.-Weather
clear; mercury 6$. nown-Natchez and
J, n, White, Up-Golden Rule,
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Petroleum. Market.

PITTSBURGH. November i0.-PrrEoLEux v
Crude unsettled at 81 05ai 0a,{ at Parker'S
for immediate shipment. refined dull and
unchanged. IN
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baltimore Live stock Market.

MONDAY, November 4, 1878.
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Tnr Washington Sdr divides the new
House Of Representatives on sectional
lines as follows:

TOtals..... ..........!9S .
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By TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stocks.

NEW YoRK, November i9.-GoLD-Qulet
1907; par bid. Carrying rates las per cent.
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Edward Ple+epoat, ex.ualtea s states .sss
Minister to England, has resumed wv
practice OF law in New YORK
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RAILROAD BoSDs-Buoyant.
STATE BoNps-Sominal,

srocks-The marketwas In the main strong
and higher, the advance ranging from y 10
~ per cent, Northwestern and St Paul
shares and Lake Shore were the most active
Coal shares were exceptionally weak early In
the day, New jersey Central declining X per
cent, Delaware & Hudson ! per cent and Del
aware, Lackawanna & Western ss per cent.
per cent In those shares The general list at
tho close reacted Isak per cent from the high.
est point.
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares OF
which 5000 were lake Shore, 5000 Wabasl
2S.000 Northwestern common, 1900 prefer
red, i6.00Ost. Paullcommon, l., 600 preferred,
10000 Iackawanna, 1000 St Joe preferred,
5000 ohios, 10000 Western, 5000 Missouri,
Kansas 4 Texas and 5000 St Louis, Kansas
Nitu 4 Nathan ~ II
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The arrivals OF Cattle during the week
amounted to 3.l3S head, against 1, 7os last
week, and 1922 head the corresponding week
OF last year, and the sales during the
week amounted to 2,150 hoad, against S,245
last week, and 2,0l5 head the corresponding
week OF last year, and were rs follows: .I
To baltimore butchers 1I2
To country dealers i'N.
To EASTERN specuat0fs Sit
To Washington City o1
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lkf QatelEiqettte1r:.

-, So.. >, aud ~ Fourteenth street.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-29

Tha undersigned already well known in the Territory and in this vicinity beg leave to a'i- rcrrce to the public of Phenix and surrSuHa- ;Hg country tlat they have opened at Phenix sicre with stock of
Salt River herald., 1878-06-29
New Advertisements.

A raffie for two horses and wagon at Cotton's next Wednesday eve ming, will give some of our farmers an opportunity to get something very cheap, much needed on every farm, and even "c;ty" man could find good use for them.
 Ira Stroud will sell pools on the races of the Sd and 4th, at the Magnolia saloon to night, tomorrow and tomorrow evening.
 NIanz & Cusack, of Gillett, have q corral at that place, where the best care will be taken of animals entrusted to them. If you have no animal, but wish to hire one, they have as good as any to be found ill the Bradshaw range of mountains. Glye them a call when you are Tn that part ot the country.
 Louis the barber, has moved into the building occupied by the Champion Brewery.
 The Phenix Brewery has changed hands, and been removed, and is now the Champion. This is splendid weather for beer drinkers. and the new firm promise to keep the best made.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-29
Bullion and Rrend.

The little 3-stamp prospector's mill purchased by Shaw & O., from two California gentlemen, spoken of in these columns a few weeks since has been set up in the yard of the Phcnix Touring mill and attached to the steam power of that institution. The same steam is turning out four to make bread for our thousands of toilers, and bullion for our two entcrprising citizens, F. A. Shaw, County Treasurer, and John Smith, of Camp McDowell, who have erected the first, although small, quartz mill in Phenix. The m1ll has started on gold ore that assays $40 to the toa. The first cleanup will be made in a few days, when the result will be given to our readers.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-29
Freight Facts.

From the Yuma Sentinel of the 22d we learn of the arrival at Yuma of the following Maricopa freight {;
 June Is. Wickenburg-M L P, 22 crackers, 6 sugar, Phenix-A & E 5 mdse. June 16. Phenix, A 6 E, 3 saddlery; NJ Buck. l hardware.-Oamp McDowell-JOhu Smith, 59, groceries. June r. Phe- nix-R D & Go, TIP saloon goods; H Morgan 80 groceries; J R Dallas l2 sugar; T Olson I leather; Camp McDowell-John Smith, 5 tobacco. June IS. Wickenburg-M L P, 4 saddlery; A H Peoples 2 saloon goods. Smith Mills-P W Smith 3 saloon goods. McDowell-tno Smith, dry goods; U s, medi- cal stores. Phenix-G F. Loring 4 Fourth of July; J R D & Co.,, l hardware, 9 stationery. June 19 Salt River HERALD, 3 type-A X E brandy, l spool thread, 2 crockery, ? mirrors. June 2O-Phe- nix-A G, 73 grces; A & E, 3 stoves: E l & Co, l clock. Mari copa Wells-J A NJ, l whisky June 2l-Phenix-G E L l brl oil.
 Murphy X Dennis teams arrived at Yuma, June IT, with 5000 lbs wool from Camp Mcdowell.
 Amabisca left Yuma June 15 with i6,oOO for Phenix, and June 21 Crosby left with 1000 for Phenix.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-29
SALT RIVER HERALD.
SATURDAY..-.-JUNE go, 1878.
TOWN AND COUNTY.

hls orders as sma1ager of the PhenlN telegraph office
 We notice the arrival hone from Prescott, of Judge Alsap and wife, and Mrs. Osborn and party.
 "A postponed meeting of the Library association will be held next Wednesday evening. Literary ex- ercises form part of the evenings entertainment.
 We learn from R. B. Curley that two Indians, accused of witch craft, were clubbed to death by the rest of the tribe, Friday, 21st inst. in the Tempe valley.
 -Lumber has been ordered by Geo. E. Loring, for the construc- ton of a building, 16x4O feet, on Washington street, adjoining the bakery of J. Heinson.
 MT. Wesler, of the firm of Selkirk x Co.,, Prescott, has just had ar order of 10000 pounds of flour filled at the Phenix Mills, which he will take to Greenwood, MOhave county.
 Only one bid, and that at par, was received by County Treasurer, Shaw, in reply to his mo- tice calling for bids for the redemp ton of Warrants on the General fund. This speaks well for our se- curitios.
 Uncle " Jim Buck has just finished a whim on his well at a cost of S2OO. The hole which is Is miles north of Phenix, is now down 14O feet, but water is not ex- pected much before reaching 200, although the formation has indicated water for the past forty feet. -Wm. Baber has been or dered to report to Prescott, to take charge of the meteorological busi- ness connected with the Signal sta ton at that point, upon the compile ton of his present duties, that of re- constructing the telegraph line be tween Phenix and Maricopa Wells.
 Owing to the sickness of Professor Ryland. the two final per formances of the circus did not % off as smoothly as usual. The com. pany left last Wednesday by way Ot Wickenburg, for Prescott. where they expect to give their first per formance on the evening of the Fourth.
 The following entries have been made for the races July Sd and 4th. Mile race, July Sd. Roscoe Moore names "Daisy Deane." J. NJ. Roundtree names Blue Dick" c. w. Hardy names Sorrel Kate" Yes Brooks names " Black John"
 Quarter-mile dash, July f. Yes Brooks names Miss Coon Foot. H. c. Mcdonald names Robert . Lee"
 While out riding north-wes of town several days since. we no ticed that alfalfa of a first crop hac been cut and left standing in cock \ of three feet high until the secon, crop had attained the same neigh e all around it. Although our farm ing experience is limited to tw weeks, this seems to us to be shiftless way of doing business, a not only part of the first crop i 
 damaged, a goodly portion of tn second cannot be cut, owing to tn , obstruction.
 i -Dr. Wharton has returne, from a professional trip to the Tir top, and from him and arrivals b the last stage, we learn of a rid strike, in the lowest workings of tn Tiptop mine. The discovery 5, said to be two feet six inches of or that will mill three thousand dollar to the ton, assays from it havin gone as high as s2O,ooG to the tor ] FTtL ]
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----The Sheriff sale for Taxes

new wheat.
 Ruben Thomas, the stage man, has been in Phenix for the past few days.
 We learn that Camp Me Dowell will be made the principal cavalry post in the Territory.
 -Shower baths have been connected with the Phenix Hotel for the comfort of the guests.
 "A large number of packages of saloon goods have arrived at Yuma for !. R. Dailis, of Phenix.
 M. Mann, after purchasing considerable barley for his corral nt Gillett, left for home on the last stage.
 We are pleased to learn that Mrs. Smith, of Camp Mcdowell, is slowly recovering from dangerous case of fever.
 -E. O. Hopkins, bookkeeper of C. T. Hayden, at Gillett, re- turned on last stage, after a short, but pleasant stay in our town
 We call attention to Geo. E. LOT ing's advertisement of Tobaccos in this issue. He has the finest goods in that line ever shown in this mar kct.
 The first skating rink of Phenix opens out tonight in Woolscy X Wentworth's hall. Ad- mission, including skates, 50 cents, Everyone invited.
 -Major Veil, accompanied by his wife, has taken trip up north. Mrs. Veil having been advised to make q temporary change, owing to much sickness of late.
 -Monday was the anniversary of St. John the Baptist, and Tues day the anniversary of the battle of Cnster, which took place on the 25th day of June, 1876,
 -The " model farmer" Jack Walters, expects to open his Grand Central saloon in a few days. It is located in the first building north of the HERALD office.
 -First Lieut.. J. W. Summer hayes, accompanied by his family, left yesterday for Angel Island, and from that point he will probably go to fight the Idaho Indians.
 ---Messrs. Hopkins and Mann, of Gillett, returned to their moun- tain town, after a visit of a day in Phenix. During their stay they made the HERALD SlO richer by two subscriptions.
 --Mails from Prescott and California via Dos Palmas arrive every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat- urday mornings, and from Tucson, Florence and California via Yuma every Monday, Wednesday and Fri day evenings.
 Company c. Eighth Infant ", Captain A. W, Corlis, passed through Phenix, last Tuesday, on their way to Angel Island, Califor- nia, from which point they. will probably be ordered to Idaho to fight the bad Bannocks.
 A man, name unknown, employed as a cook in one of our restaurants, was seized with an epileptic fit last Sunday, from the effect of which he died in a few hours. He was buried Monday morning.
 -S. Sommeyer X Co.,, have purchased a block of lots, No. 46, in the south part of town, and are now erecting the buildings for large and elegant brewery. This enter prising company of Germans pro- pose to engage in manufacturing beer, ale and vinegar. Success to the , enterprise e } "A excellent floor is being } laid in the new hall of Woolsey &
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Sherih's Sale.
Sheriii's Sale. COUNT. OF MARIcoPA. TERRITORY OF ARIZONA. ] COUNTY OF MARIcoPA


 COUNTY OF MARIcoPA. TERRITORY OF AnIZONA. COUNTY OF MARIcoPA
 Vs.
 MOORE X CARR. Sui for the collection Of certain Taxes for the year 1878. and now delinquent By virtue Of an execution in the above enti- tied cause. issued out of the Justice Court Of Pbenix Precinct. J D Ruiab5irg. J: F., and against the gods and ehaitels of James A Moore and Larkin W Carr 1 Have levied upon and seized all the right title and interest which the said Moore & Carr had the l4th day of May. 1878, of in and 10 the following described Real Estate which 1 shall exptse for sale at public auction. as inc Court directs, on Tues day, June 18th. 1873 between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 1 o'clock P. M.. of said day at the office of sald Tempe Canal Comrany. in Maricopa County, to satisfy this execution and costs of same io-wit: (5J Five shares in the Tempe Canal. and described in the books in the Secretary's office of said company as shares No Q, 30, g 8 and g..
 GEORGE E. MOWRY ShrriT- Dated, Pbenix A. T. June 3d, 1878. l7-3t
 DISAPPOINTMENT.
 The foregoing adver ised sale is hereby post poned until Saturday. July 9th. 1878.
 GEO. F. MOWRY, Sheriff. Phenix, 4. T. June 25, lS1o. 2O2t
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GILLETT
HO for the Races.

Allen Stroud will run two double-seated eorriagee between Phenix and the Race Track every half hour on the 3d and 4th of July.
 -AiSo-
 The Thoronghbrace Wagon of A. W Mowrie will make trips half hourly between town and the races- lg-tf