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Werntiiditc tcIearaulfiGie Nenefdien.

- Der Otetbooiten Brebi9er 9apDen,
wsl6er in Sc oii II, Cont, inter Der An-
flage. SRI. Warp Stannaro ermoroet Sl
baben, Dor @erift itano, murbc oorgelern
freigeipro6en uuo ans Der loaft entlaiieu.
= Sn 9tutberforbsG ountg, Gem,
erplooirte 9sltern ein 0ampffeiiel. . Sa-
nIutl 6unt uno YOung Manor wnrOen gez
t6Otet unO 3irei anoere Yerionen lbper Der
leet.
-@eueral Sbermau fam geltcrI in
Gan 6ran3iscO al. &m SOnntagC miro CT
omett mad gSaibiuqton abrelieu.
- Die @ei1porenen in ocm SerleUm III
ouu98prO5eiie 9escn bic gebriioer SOl=
bett, t6erauSgeber bes Sunday 3ele9tamS"
in BrOpioence, &.=Sr 9abeu geitern etuen ani
9uloia lautsHOen 28abriprud ab.
- Die in YAilaOelp bta geiammeltcn
8ctrd9e fir Die gfOtbIeiocuoeu I'M Siocu
belauieu iid, jebt i'm @anieu auf S114, 4,590.94.
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6run0eigrntbum
All bertalifen nbrr III berfanten
Srunoeieentbums 9S6rie uon U. %. SSaH tut
0skauoe ees r9lmeriean.~

0eSauoe ees rAmeriean.~
-:C:-
12O N6er 2ano, cine pradtpoae farm, sonas
Sreenz zSalep, IS Yleilen poR bier.
S6ones Ste9ellteinbaus an gBdrrenfr., Sehn
oer Staot pertahiht.
CSrnbeS ft66iocS siegeIHetnernes Saus ar
Dtartst'Space, edoen uno 8obnun9 ie6r bilis i'm
6ouide.
seere SaaFeuen on 2oUIonfr., i55 6ub 6routt,
Hur St500.
RradItonIIe gSpbnuna an ber 10. Strase, 0aIbz
ngton, y. g., oipte Grunoithde in oerielbengtaot
e9r bilia 5u osrtauIen ooer sesn beises Gisentbum
uTlSutaHhen.
/ Tsines Sobnbaus'anGalbounitr., nit alien moe
oernen @inridtuneeH; lrets $1,000
.Snei orelitodi9e SSauIcr an 2BalbngtonitroSe, z
simmer init Reaiieri Heu uHo in 9utem 3ufanoe,
grets 5000 ieoes.
Warm mt t44 atsrn in @aIpert;@ountu, Rarps
lano mt reis$ 5000.
gum SlusltodIi9e ssssIfetnerne 9duier on gB5at.
coat. maze Stridertr. 3tnlper entbalteno uno tn
Sutem 3uitanoe., Eres $500 itoes. au6 seaeu cine
farm umaetauiht. (ISebrl f2UiteY &2p)
Observation-Disclosures. 0aseinridltun0
Sa mir tl1lth Die 9eiammten 8orrdtbe zines Ras
brtanen, Der isn @eiddit aui9eaeben, 6eiiptellOs
biui9 tauTth an uTls 9ebradt bahen, 10 tonnen mir
Observation-Disclosures
poiitip Su Sabritpreiien oifertreu.
s. y. SaptoioH & Spnip,
Rr. ), Ror0 s2ibertp trQ6e,
Yleiro6renz Qr6eit. ....... .@aSleitungsoginr6tuna
aIte 9asein,tbtunaszl zltenfilien rUeroen ueu brons
Strt uno uergoloet. (Sept.23-)
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Otr. 232.
@tnftnra ctnes @ebdnoes.

BbtIa Del ia, Pa., 26. September.-
g8GbrenO beS beute gtaAmittag oOrbsrribeus
ben Hegeniturmes itiirSte cine Maucr zines
i'm 8aue begriffeuen @ebGuoes an Der Gfe
Der 45. uub @beltnutiraBe Suiammen, uuo
ieben 9lrbaiter, melAe an Dem @ebduoe be-
iddftigt tuaren, tuuroen perlstt, orei berieIben
oefihrIidh
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Sn SalifaI 81. o., bat Die Sirma
Gnder & @omp., meld)e fif NIT benz welf-
iHorden Sonoel belAdfti9ts, faairt.
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Ndberes iiber oas fiirsltGe 8efedt
NIT 0ett fciftoIiffeff GfenefitteS.

gSaihington, 26. September. - Der
SommiIidr beS Snoianerz Bureaus bat einen
Srief bon oem Snoianer.N .Ngeuten Wilts, ba.
Dirt Sbegenrler, unb Irrapaboe ,Agentur, 10.
september, erbalten, in Del4em oerielbe ia9t:
mSd) babe Die @bre, 81 beri6ten, oaB 2tttle
Srtting Bull, Elm NrrapabOe, Der bas Grup.
pen Oetademeat be9leitete, oa5 bonn Cont
nlauoanten bon Sort Reuo, S.=S., binausge-
ienoet puroe, erSdblt, ,oaB oteSOloaten Die n6ro.
ltder @bebennes etma so Oteilen Eorbmeiilid)
ponSamp SupplD on etnen Suflufie oes Sim,
nlarOn Htoer eln9ebolt uno ibnen 6reimal ans
9eboten babeu, beren 1ntertperfuu9 III accep=
tireu, baB ibnen iebodI Die @bepennss iagten,
ite beabIidtigten gar nidt, fid) su unteriperfe1.
Oarauf begannen etrpa SermittagS nm 10
llbr am IS. b. WttS. bic Standardization, bic
bis Dtitta9 beS ndfiten Cages anoauerten.
I'm iene 3ett feblte es ben Solbaten an gSai-
Ter, unS iie febrten inter einem Serluite BON
brei @et1oteten uno brei Serpmnoeten nad)
Camp Supplp Suriid. Sic perloren anger.
bem ben Irrapahoe sSunbl6after &6alf, Der
tOotlid) nerlpunoet paroe. Anoere Sruppen
BON Camp Supplp uno lonitrpo uerfOlaten
nod Die Suoianer, unb an0ere Inb 10 polttrt
morben, nm Die @9epenne5 bic y&anlas-Ya.
ctfic- @iienbabn" eutlang ab;ufaugen. Die
enoli9e @efangeunabme oieier Snoianer ideint
ntft MIR m6gltt, ionbern aud gerptB 5u iein.
GS itnO ieet 26 @bepennen, unO arrapaboes
Subrperfe nit mebr, al8 bunbert SnbiancrH
aui oenl @ege naf) gSidita, nm S6eil on
Der Q9rifulturz zlu5itelung 81 nebmen, Die
bort am "a. b. SO. gebalten mirb, uno Riid.
fraht fiir bic Igentur nit suriid 81 briu9en.
Der bon ben Soloaten fommenoe Courier
beridtet, baB Die n0rolideu @bepeuneS auf
ibrem eigenen8faoe 5uriidgefommen ieieu nno
oaS @eief)t auseboten baben. @tan brau6t
fA Der gefiirdtuns ni@t bilsugsbeu, Oab
llnsuiriebenbeit Inter BEN suriidgebliebeneu
Snoianern ausbreben Miro"
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9Iits ocr 8unoesbattptitaot.

9Saibington, 26. Septsmber. - Die
beutige Steuereinnahme betrug $283, ,433.73; !;
bic 3olleinuabme $435, ,581.21. ..
Cohen, melher Den Raufbolo< llnfua fp1bf
reno Der pergan9enen BOfe peranlaBte, be-
iudte bsute Dtorgen bsngrdfioenten. 9etterer
empftng ibn IN ieinem Siirsau, peigerte fib
iebod iehr b0fid, auf cine unttrreouns iiber
bic arbeiterfrage nit ihm ein5ugehen.
Ser amerifanti1e &oniul su @apenne be-
ri9tet, baB Die bcrtise fraus0iid)e Solonial.
8eb0rbe SanititsmaBre9eln se9en ale aus
irentben 6dfen anlan9enben SabrSeuse anse-
oronet bat.
general 9sDuc, Der 4derbau-@ -@ommiiIdr,
erttdrte beute oas @sriiht, mad pel1sm er
bon einem Imte abgelett weroen iOllte, fir
sdnslid qrrtnblos.
9aS Cabinet mar beute ldngere a3sit in
Stsung, I'M bic @eiddite, weld]e iidD pdhz
reno Der Ibneienbeit oe8 8rdfbenten i'm Wez
ten auf9ebauft batten, 81 erleoigen. Inter
anoerem murbe bic Slauel in Der glrn1ees
SerplQigun9SbiG, fpelf,e bic Sermenoang
irgeno eines Sbetls Der 4rnee als ,Yofie @os
mitatuS" perbtetet, belpro6en. @s tuurbe
erfIGrt, oaB bieie SlauIel III uielen Sdllen benz
Re9ierungSoenite 5u groBem gfaatbelle &c.
reidt babe, uno Der Sriegsiefretdr tbeilte nit,
er babe fif fir bere6tigt gebalten, ben @eue-
raj @roof 5u initruiren, ben Tacific~ Sabnen
notbmeubt9en Sails milttdriiGen SGut 3u
gepabren, inbem bic SRe9ierung OIL ieuen
Babnen. intereiiirt lei. Der StaatsiefretGr
benadIridttgte ben Braiioenten bon Der Gns
funft Der 6ineiiiden @eiaubtihaft, uuS es
puroe beihloiien, oaS @ceoitiu beS @elaubteu
am uQGlIteu SQm1taoe ertaeQeu Ill uehnleu.
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0eruttSd)fe Sspefdlest ats Netps
Worf.

New <Dorf, 26. September. = De,
9ampfer sSuepia" 1T bente bon Sambut9
au9efommen.
= Sob er6fillete beute su 1909.
= Ser lluteridasmeiiter Sablte beute fir
Sntereiien $4,000, unb fir eingesosene Sb-
lisatiouen $127,000 aus.
pie Golf > ginnabmen bstrugen heltg
$4a4 700.
= Ser 8iolintf @ilhelmi trut beute abent
tn Der 0Steinpap -Salle" = gum eriten Ntals
In ben Seretnigteu Staaten = auf. Oas
gofal NOR 9eordngt bon, uuo Die 9eifungen
oes Strtuolen erbielten begeiftertsn 8eifall.
Ut wuroe nah lsoem Sortrase brei bis Die,
Scale herporaerufeu.
Ssodj ettt @robeoett tn Earthquakes.
SapaHHe, 26. Sept. :, Nus Sqntiagp
be cuba wirb genieleet, SaB abermals Elm 81.
fan in Der umsebung bon ct. 8bomas nil.
tibet uno inoraen in Sanlaifa erlpartet piro
Man befir1tet, oaf Der 9ornaoo aud, oi,
iiiolibe &iifte pom Cuba beimlu6en miro.
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d. &tnerpool+

Beratbunssiofal: g2r. 1872, gaorb~@utapfir.
Ser srose Snoianerz &rsIterz Dofor bebanbelt nit
@riols aIe rontiten 9rantbeiten oes Srns, safes,
Der suRse, bes 0asens, Der 9eber Sieren, Sae, oes
2srBels une ieoe nneronuns i'm Neruenipffeme,
Stropbeln, Srebs, 9eidmrlf, Sanbmurnt, yterpofi=
f6ls4ter. Or. einerpool, Der srose 5noiauereardu
tfIsEsstor, Nr. 132, Noro=GutatnftraBe, bebans
bot SeeIuenihpdte, nerpoie Sdbmahe, SmpoteH3
tSnnen. Rfrst bel bieien Oas eeben untersraben5en
Sdeen tein 9ss ssehr meg. ionbern teiudt unb sebt
Or. siperpool tu 9atbe unb ieo berseust, er fpiro
>eln aae anberen Ierse Sud nid;t selien sefonnt SD
monte gu6, bic Sbr Gub iene Yatents Mebainen babt
holen afen uno ese uno iene Oirtr chne9fusen proz
birt.babt, ,surufen:"S6t tanngud flrren Yeraftunss.
Siyneen bon frib bis abenbs 9 ubr; Sonnta9s
Sum Seften Der ar6eitenoen @laiie pom irib 10 bic
RadbMiEtdgs nbr. fSept u, S0tte .io51)
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s6tedbte 94msftGtem fur Ole @reett=
b66ler tn WQfSdd1itSeffS.

barb," oas Organ Der @reenhadz Yartei DteieS
Staates, 1T hente ans Otangel an lluteriiiit=
suns einge9angeu, na9oenr eS etma flint Oio ;
nate lang cine trauriae @riitens aefriitet bate
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scr (ScI0tft0rft.

Retu DOrt, &c. Septbr.-@elb witis
5u 8. 8efiel 4.81. Sob idlOB beute
5u 1908. 8unOes Sblicotionen ifloiieu
left; 1S81er Coupons 1914, ueue 1865er
1929, 1667er 1055, 1868er 1913, ucue 6iiniCt
1853, 10.4Oer Coupons 1853. 4ftien ifiOfen
feit; gtesu Dorter Central 1134, @rie 1871,
0ate Sbore CT, Sainoiier Central 81, Yitt8s
burger 50, @bicu9osNOrt1weiteru 39g, Brie-
ritdten 7Ot, &ofzSSlGnO 1i8g, gSeIteru Union
Sel. 95.
llnteri9asumtS 8ilan;: Sob $118, 1884,.
0dd Hourout G15 771 15o
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Brofeior strdIots, 9Serltn: nnperanoerltu 9liter
8xofeiIor 8nuberaer. ssicn: SD babe bteies
MSaifer nit bemerfenswsriEsm SrlolSe pef=
ftsiehen.-
8trtefSor Seansont, @urSbuxg: nS@ ptri@seloe
tein aRberes, nIs biefes."
8rpfeIor 2amoer asrunton, NJ. D., =. 4. s.,
2onopm: rInseReemer, ols feline Nebenbup'
Ier, unb ibertriff iie an gDirfiantteit:"
Drefefor Mitfen, N. D., F. r. s., SnntgI. Wtlts
tdtsSoipttal, Heilen: p0em S2slna'er uno
6rie6faAsbaner Maiier norsesosen."
Gin xSeiuginS hnQ lit cine Sntts%
umentbebrlid fur eas reiSemoe Vnbttftint.
Seoe ddte Slaihe trdgt cen Namen ber Apollinarif
90. Qimited), 2onbon.
Ereoerf6 9e Baru e. Comp,
Rr. II SHo 43, &Sarrem= Strabe, NeusD Dorf,
alletni9e &aenten
ff7 bic Beretsfeten Staten unb bte GanabdS.
- taben bel Gdnetsrn, 0roeern. a1pothefern.
Die etiquette on jeoer dften Tlaibe If tauf
t4nuem YapiT 9e6rudt.
<6vt25.f Il iDifna.4p)
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Gin tatereTantes biftortidbes DO
f1ttttettf.

Ybitabe1pbta, 26. Sept. - Sin
0ofument bon grOBem biitorliden Sntereiie,
ndmlid bas einslge ertifirenOe @remplar Der
Se5eliionsoroonnanS, lpel6e in 1861 bei'm
austritte beS @taates 2ouiilana aus Der
Union angenom ten purbe, rpiro 5ur 3eit in
oieier Staot al geellt uub loG in elnt9en
Gasen i'm vllutol geasue=SOuie" gum Sefen
Der 6ieberfranfen m Siben oeritelgert mers
ben. Die Ytatte, nj pelder man OaS Soz
fument brudte, tpr E in Yaris oerfertigt uno
ioQte bur6 ben con. oerirten &aper DAlaba'
ma" iber ben Ocean bef0roert perben, siug
iebod, ais Die Alabama" in 1864 bur9 ben
8unbeSoampfer vaeariage" in ben Sruno ge'
bobrt muroe, NIT Dem Sahrseu9e inter. 9as
fraglid)e DofuTent mar oorber gebrudt uno
herii hpr neid,id nnrhpfr
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Die 9emsfrafen In yfebrasfa.

eiucoln, ytebr., &c. september. - Der
bemofratii6e @onuent bon gebrasfa periam=
melte ii6 9elfern in oieier Staot, 125 Dele
guteu pareu autueieno, BON welden piele Den
Sorid)las begiinitigten, feline Nominationeu
por5unehmen, loncsrn Die bon ten 9reeubaf=
fern Qufaeitellten @anhihateu III inhniiiren.
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Selesrapbii9e 9epei6eit.
[Serdte Der nIiiocirten Breiie' fur ben nSeutider
SorreIp onoeUten"
3nlanb-qepefdta.

YottttidDe Gennente. = Ste repnblis
fanifd1e ttno Die oentofrattfd)e
Yartet oeS StaateS yfetp=9orf
TIT SeratbMng. - Setoe fte4eu
Sart8eIo Ylattformen auf. =
Ste Semofratte bon Nebrasfa.
Ak n ner hub
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strease sebauoIane sarads dsstebrter aranfen=

Molfo1f, 9irs., 26. 'Septbr. - 9rei
&ranfentparter, Nanlens W,oroeeai, Yarfer
uno Diron, pelAe bet'm Iusbru9e Der @pi-
benie in Wempbis bon bier mad iener Stabt
gei6idt ipuroen, Yeriu9ten 9eitern, bierbgr
suridSufehren, muBten jeboG auf 8efebl Ser
bieiigen SanitGtSbeb6roe brei Meilen BON Die,
fer Stabt ben .3ug perlaiien. Die Bolisei
bate gefehl, iie ni6t in bic 9tabr ~ laiie1,
atleim IN es selans ibnen osnno@, fa wd9reuo
Der Nadt einaulGlelasE, @ie wurreH heute
perbaftet une mad bem Soipttale sebraGt,
mo iie 5ebn Gage lang iireug iibertuadt tper.
ben iolen, she iie ibre 6relheit misSer erbalteu,
Sbre &lsi1sr rnllrSSeeiIi perprannt.
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spesial , Notiaen.

Gterber 8ef@attt
3arfttne uno ruiittdle 8doer iiir SO Seats
tn
Str. "a, Noros2tbertps Ttratse.
(sult4,tS) q. 8. Jerrep. gisentbhm1.
OaM 1Iett@utaaa & Guup.3 Nrekbts
Compressed yeast).
Oa mon entoedt bot, oaB pteIe NaGabmunaen ur.
ierer Sefe ft i'm ytartte beinben, 70 bat aue abts
Ys:sbefe unferes Gabritats au iebem Badee ben Ra,
nen unierer Sstrma. HGe anberen ttuo gia&abmun.
zen.
Ran perlanse bon fetnem Grocer San, 8Ietfns
Ma1m & Soups VreBbete. 2dsIid frifd!
GatritsDepot: Nr. "a, Noroz z9ntap>S StraBe.
g. q. Bennett, @efddfsfhbrer.
(Ndrs19, ,12Tate1)
9tnt Qarte.
&n HUe, melae on ben Golsen bon Susenofhnben,
nern6ier G1mdte, Gntfrdftuns, Bertuf ber geans
nesfYait &c. leiben, fenbe Id TO Elm &e8epf
bas Fe turirt. Dieies srose SeiImittel uurSe BON
etnem Ndifondr In Slb=amertta entoedt. SGidtein
ahrsifrtes gouoert on 8ep. Soiep5 z. Snmon, Gtas
hon D, 8blss6ouie, R.sD. 9th.
(Ott.S.1S, S,t&D.,i.a.k.O
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Sit grsRe carnpaii@e Musttat!
9nmDaat Sans.
9as bette matiirli9e @bfiibrumss>
Witte[.

"THE LANCET" -
"Hunyadi Janos.-Ba
ron eiebig esasret, baB
fein Rei6tbum On cb>
| flbrenben Salaen ben
I aner anberen 6efannten
Il Wai!er ubertrifft."
|jTHE ''B R l T I 8 B
u MEDICAL y o q R
I NAL:'' "Hunyadi
Janos. = Sas anse=
nebmfte, ifherite unb
tpirfiamffe abihbrenbs
gySoffPr o.
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t1nperanlaSter Wtero oard) einen
ShiueSett.

SVsssSfSsS<
8rabforb, Ba:, 26. Ssptbr.-@in @bi'
neie bradte beute 4benb Dem Srn. Sarriior
@ogar cine tSOtltde Gtihpunoe bel. 9it
ein5ige SeranlaIiung fir ben Wtoro befant
BARN, bab Sr. @ogar einen apfelfriebs tpiDer
OaS Seniter Der g8Giderei beS @btueien ge,
morfen bate. Gin aufgeregter Solfsbauft
umringt sur 3eit oas GefdngniB uno orobt,
ben MSroer gu lpndlen.
Stt ntef WoIfsfaitis.
Na bpil lie, Senu., 26. September
Ser yteger Sanes 9tuiiel, etnea l9dnoli9er
4nsriffS auf eine sSrau Sadlon angeflagt
muroe I'm llbr heute friib bon eiuem Utot
aus Dem @eidu9niile su WnrfreeSbOrs' sebol
uuo sine Wteile Dor Der Stabt aufgebGugt
Seine SAulo ipar niht flar erruieien.
sramrises Gnoe etmes Samiltens
stpiites.
gteparf, N.sS., 26. September
Qea1, so Sabre alt, begab iid beute iriib mad
Mitternabt in ble gSobnling bes 6rn. @bas
0itpers, ieines S6mtegeriobnes, unb begann
beiien Santilie 81 miBbanoelu. Gr iprenste
Die Sbiire oeS 3immers, In pel9es 9ttpers
fi9 5uriid9esogen hatte, burd einen SiiBtrit
uno madte eincn slu9riff auf ieinen Sfwie
seriobn. Qetterer ieuerte elnen S9ub au
leadl ab unO truf i6n in Die ltnfe 8.uit, 9it
9Sunoe iIt wabrideinlif tGotli1, gta6oen
9ftuerS einen Nr3t 3a 6iilfe 9erufen bate
iiberlleferte er.id Der goli;ei. @r iit aus
Sir9inien qebiirtlg uno iudr ieit einem SABRE
in bieIer Staot als I9ent elmer ct. Qouilel
JRphIhInhlprfrmn th1fin
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&oblenpretie,

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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-08-08
The Modern Pacific Miner.

Eureka New Republican,
Riot, dissipation, wild and coarse revel
~, lavish waste of gold dust poured reek-
lessly from bnckskin sacks, murder, lynch
ing and general deviltry fill the Bret Harte
picture. Eureka is mining town of the
genuine stamp. The boys go slow on fow-
ing boards and red shirts. Modest gray
flannel is the prevailing style of the honest
miner, and he is deyillish particular about
the cut of his moustache. It is true that
the average Eurekean has fondness for
faro, keno and poker, but the idea of blow
ing his brains out because he has lost at a
game of chance never entered the noddle ot
base ranger. Large quantities of whiskey
are consumed and there Is an occasional
row and black eye, but shooting scrapt
is rarity, for the bearded miner, in al
his picturesque recklessness, doesn't hankel
any more after bullets in his carcass thar
the rest of mankind. During the pas
| four weeks there have not been as many
| arrests on criminal charges as those fo
disturbing the peace merely. This, for ;
population of about 5000, is pretty gooc
record, and will stand comparison will
any town in the country-with even tn
the the most pastoral village in New Eng
land. In fact Eureka is a busy, busting
place. full of business and enterprise, bu
it is in the matter of crime one OF tn
deadest and slowesl holes that reporte
could steer clear of. This is disgracefu
but il is true.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-08-08
Arizona Mining.

Even at this early day in its history
Arizona has at least 1000 mines of gold and
silver, principally the latter, the equal OF
which cannot be named within California
or Nevada. The great mineral belt enters
the Territory at its northwestern point, in
Mohave county, and crosses the counties
from northwest to southeast, nearly through
each of the six counties, except Yuma
which is situated in the extreme southwest.
ern portion. This is simply continuation
of the great silver belt that extends through
Nevada and Arizona, crossing Mexico and
Central America, into South America. An.
other mineral belt-an extension Of thai
which crosses Montana, Wyoming and Col
orado-enters Arizona on the northwestern
border, and unites with the former, which
is probably the reason that Arizona ha:
such large number of exceedingly rich
mines. In Yarapai county gold is found
in every stream, and nearly every hill ant
mountain. The great Arizona lode and
mine in Mohave county is vein over ST,
miles in length. In some parts of it arr
mines that pay from $1,000 to $4,000 pc
ton. Arizona is, in truth, one of tn,
rich est mineral regions in the world.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-08-08
Samuel F. Caryism,

There is no kind of industry that is
rewarding those who engage in it. OF
seven hundred iron furnaces and forges in
the United States, over FIVE hundred are
closed up entirely, and those that are run
ming are on short time and low wages.
The merchant that pays clerk-hire and
rent through the year, is we'll off.
The owner of real estate that depends on
the products of his farm, or the rent OF
city or town property,.has done well if he
gets enough to pay taxes.
Farming don't pay. The farmer that
lives generously, and supplies his family
with the necessities of life, if he gets
through the year without being in debt
after having paid his taxes, is we'll aft.
There is something wrong somewhere
when in a country capable of sustaining a
Thousand millions of people-and We have
only fourty five millions-there are merely
one million two hundred thousand tramps
and million more soon to be tramps, be.
cause they are working on short time and
insufficient wages; and million more whose
families would depend on public charity il
they were sick a month.
There is no such thing among nations al
money. Sometimes you hear fellow tina
thinks he is pretty wise, and that you, per
haps, think is pretty wise, that will tell yol
that gold and silver is the money of th'
world. There is no nation that-can maxi
money that will pass beyond the limits o
the State that creates it. When you hav
passed that limit all trade and traffic is sim
ply barter.
speak by the book when l say tina
there is not gold and silver enough in tn
bank of England, of France, of Germany
of Italy and of Switzerland, if we had
all to pay the notes that will mature in tn
banks of the Uuited States for the mex
: ninety days. So what is the use of talkin
about gold and silver in this country.
|, When this nation was in Gethsemane
, agency the rag baby was born; and the raj
: baby armed and equipped, fed and clothes
the finest army that ever trod the cart
!. It built the finest navy that ever ffoate
: upon the waters of the oceon. that was s.tt
wonder and astonishment of the who
!. world. 1t enabled our farmers, our me
chants, our manufacturers and our BUSH
II ess men to pay enormous taxes without 8
y riously interfering with their businee a
9 fairs.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-08-08
The Good and the Bad.

From late Lecture of Col. IngersolPs.
There is a thousand times more good
than bad in the world. To-day the news
papers are engaged in finding out all the
mean things that are dope. Unless thing
is bad thing it is not known. If all the
reporters of all the newspapers would look
through all the streets and through all the
houses of the country and find the name
of some man who had practiced selt-denlal
for sake of wife and children; find some
man who had given US all the property he
had to pay his honest debts, who had gone
out of his house; given up his pictures
and all there was of luxury and takeI
hia wife by her hand and gone down tt
poverty and penury in hut; ifthey would
tell the names of all the men who had don,
generous deeds, I tell you every newspa
per in the United States would be crowd
with names of men and woman.