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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-22
Discharged.

Rosalio Coloma, indicted here st the June term of the District Court, when he was absent in New Mexico, purchasing ooods for his store at st. Johns, m this couutv. and. who, after his return homo from that Territory, surrendered himself to ,na authorities. has been discharged. This news will be received with pleasure by hls host of friends on the Rio Grande, including the Armijos. Pereas, Lunas. Oteros, ana others who represent several millions oi dollars and have written us in regard to Mir. Coloma. It may not be out oi plaee here to state that the best men lh TWO counties of New Mexico. met Tn September last at Albuquerque, and passed resolutions etc. dcnouucing those persons who nave been trying to convict Mir. Coloma oi crime which they are satisfied ne never committed, the real perpetrators, oeing a' larce and living on the Rio Grande;; The grounds for discharging Mir. Coloma oy the S,ourt. were, that there was variance ne- sween the evidence and the indictment, Tn
 this. The indictment charged the deIeno- ami with shooting and killing one lete. Clsn,on. The prosecution introduced all ,hs;r evidence and rested, whereupon Fltch q Churchill. attorneys for NIT. Coloma, u,ovsd the Court to strike out all the .eyi- dsnce % on the ground that there was not sufficient proof to be submitted to jary, Ir s.a the Court granted the motion, ana then s..>, =. ,,,os;on inc defendant was dischargeo gr sron n custody and the Jury d1schargcd Ios .ha term. The Territory vas represen'eu .le .s, ,, n;.tr;cf Attorney. assisted by Messrs. H H.roreay 6 Morgan, all able counsel.
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sum mons.

 In the District Court of the Third Judicial District
 Territory of Arizona. County of Yavapsi.
 MARY BEAN. Plaintiff,
 sgsinrt Edwarl Martin, Charls- \ Luke. Jam-. hoach. Thomas DonAhne. Martin saf- fenberg, Collier. Mary A Luke, John Luke, Ash.!, [. wOIl-nberg. John B2ible, Lo,ais Livingston, Isaac Lew, \ Williams Joseph May, Hen- ry Fsikenstein. Moses Mey.rfsld, CL Heller, Aiehael Levy, Joseph Colo lentz, G Cohn, Cohn, Max GrsI,- berg, Fergu- O'I<ary. Michael kEns, samuel Miller, Jacob l. Miller. Fred Hcin, Michael GOldwater loSe,,h C4oldwater, James Nacy, Morris uoId- Su,nniuus waiter. John Ripple, r VI ATaIu. John No. 5ss. Howard. Begi tirdeahaaIn, No -ibcnAld. Jossilh fsre-, Rstsnson, John Riley .John T wzlsh, John Tie,t- mann, Samuel nssBls D b HArring- ton. Henry L.nd'es-, sasnue Cutter. John ME-terson. Owen Conners Cbss PIetz, William Milow, Jacob W Long, Thomas He-Bsn, Owen Martin, Nathan Ellis, Jack AlbIIyero, Peter Harry. Vim Morse. Frtd Williams Ald Owen Martin, DefendsLts.
 actlOn brought n. se ns,Ees Court of tn. Third Ju dicsl TsFios in and for the County Yaysp. in the TtTE:i0sy of Arizona. The Territory of Arizona sends Greeting Co Rdv.rd Martin. Charles Lnkr, James Roach. Thomas D,na- hue Martin ssfenb-ru, W q Collier, Mary A Lake, John Luke, H Asher, l. NOleuberK, John RAille, Louis Livingston Isaac Levy, r wiIliAnls, Joseph May, Henry Falkeusfein, Mose- NsyerfeId, c l. Heller. Michael Levy. Ioseth coalentk. Cohn D Ssmue Niler, Jacob l. Aifler, Fred Heia. H ichAei GoidvsseT. Joseph aoldwatsr, James Macy. Morris tiohdwater. John Ripple, " Tram, John Howard, Benj Lindenbaun, $ Mcdonald, Joseph Fares, \ K Stanton, John Riley, John Walsh, John T3etemsnn, samuel Dennis D Harrington, Henry LindIess, Samuel Cutter, John Nssierson. Owen Conners, Chas Pietz. William Milov. Jacob " Long Thomas Heenan Owen Martin, Nathan Ellis. Jack Albuyero, Petef Harvey. William Morse, Fred W Williams Owen Martin.
 You are hereby summoned and required to appear action brought against you by the above nxed plain h in the District Court of the Third Judicial District, in and for the County of Yayapa in the Territory of Arizona and the corlTlsni fled Sfth the Clerk of this Court al Prescott, in sxd COuuTy copy 0f which complaint accompanies this summonsl within twenty days (exeln-ive of the day of sece) after the service upon you of this summons, served in this county but served out of the county and srthin this District then within thirty days. In 4a osner forty days.
 And you gre hereby notified that you fan ts appear and the complaint sbgse required the pzin- if VII apply to the Court for the reef densndsd i'm plaintiff complaint file In the once nf the Clerk Of said Court in said county of Yayp<i hern copy where Of is herewith srryed yoa. and and dis6grs rnenfs in this behalf expended.
 Given unsr n, hand and the seal of the said District e.-, Court, st Prescott, this seventeenth day of tIJ September, A. D. ISIS.
 FrTeE CHURCHILL, Atfy's for Pin. szsdco
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 summons THE SIGNAL SILVER MINING CO,
 corporation, duly incorporated under the
 laws of the State of California.
 Action brought in the District Court of the Third Judicial District in and for the County of Mohaye. in the Territory of Arizona.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greenng to the SiG- NAL SILVER MISISG CoMPASY, company duly incor- narrated under the laws of the State of California.
 Ton are hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against you ty the sbcve-naned p, tiff in the District Caur' of the Third Iudle!al Dis. trct in and for the CoHnty of Noaye, m the Territory of Arizona and the complaint Hled with the Clerk of this Mineral Park in said County Ia copy of which complaint accompanies this summons within twenty days exclusive of the day of sevice after the service upon you of this summons, if served in this county; but if sereed out of the county and within s district then within thirty dsys in all other cases for days.
 And you are hereby notified that if ysn fall 10 appear and answer the complaint above required. tee ps tif will take judgment by default against yoa for the sum of SS06i, for goods wares and merchdndse and for hauling and transportation of goods and for certain ue bills and other indebtedness in Sng, set forth in the eonplant and and disbursements in this be- half expended
 Given under my hand and the seal of said pstrict Court al Mineral Park this 2d day of September A. D. 1878. CALDWELL Nhlohl, clerA- C. A. TwEEp. Mtorn'y for plaintiffs. oc2sdso
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Information Wanted

Of the xhereabouts of NOBLE s. HUFFAR. sf Georetorn. D. C. who, af last seeouats had gone proc pecting in the vicinity of Los Angeles Address R. T. D. Room, (. &es California St. San Francisco nls
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New Dressm akins Rooms.

Mrs. Merrill has rs-openes Dre~sEsksng Establish rsent, on Granite St. third door below Guriry st., where she will be peased her old customers and all others who may favor her with iheir patronage suits, from s5 to SIPS all othsr work eonespondingiy nv
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Notice 10 Creditors.

Estate of Daniel Quirlin. deceAsed.
 Notice is hereby gwen by the undersigned. sdminis nf the estate of Daniel CuinlD deased tc tas ereiitrs of and all perSots having claims ssinst tho said decAsed exhibit them with the neccss1ry voueh within mofth- the nrst publication of this nstcs tc John HO~Sr the attorney of said admin istrstor at his cce in the vage of Prescott Arizona
 V. J. O'NkII, Adnn'r. Prescott. Arizona, November 70, ls7s--4E
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For Sale

In dsssrabls porfion of Prescott eood psy1ng gro arry business. dat iitsis capital seqs,se Enaairs zt this ssfi< q.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Lost.

Lost near Prescott, small bay msrs, branded ws cs the near shoulder. Leave mz-e information q; Plaza Stxblr- Rrescott- WI. SIMMONS ErtsI,ntt Nov. ls. lSss.-5rs
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Notice--Jockey Club.

meeting xil h- held n Saturday. N0vtmber 3sd, is.s At r. A the Williamson Vale! Hotel for the purpose of orgArzing JocNey Club. to promote the interests of racing and transact other business
 Williamson valley. Nov. n, is7s -dkvlt
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Notice to Taxpayers.

Notice is hereby given that the Tax Ron of Ysyspsl county and also the Tax Roll of School District No l. s.id county for the yer 1878. have be-n piaed m my hands for collection. and that the tAxes ass>see therein ds and p&ysble sf my oce in Prsscott If nct psid on or before ths second Monday in Dec<- ber. next they v1l be returned den4uenf and nfte<n per1ceut win be added thereto.
 ED. r. BOWERS, Tax csnecsor.
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Stray Hogs.

Came to the ranch of the undersigned, on rpper Willow creek on November I2, 1878. two hogs The owner Nin forward. prove Froperty pa. charge aBd take them away. they w be disposed of scoor ing to law. JOSEPH LA fkANCHl.
 p-e-,,.,ti Nov al lS7s-aE
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NoTICE.-Ganz having just received q large lot of Budweiser Beer, offers the same at reduced rates. SIS
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Summons.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial District
 Territory Of Arizoua, County of MohSye. ASA KIMBLE and NEWELL A. KIM BLE partners under the firm name and style uf KIMBLE BROTHERS,
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Remember you can get yoEr papers and magazines at publishers prices by leaving your orders at the Postof1ice. n2l
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-22

Budweiser Beer, SIS per case, at Ganz's.
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A.. J. Mason is selling Boots and shoes 2. per cent less than any house in Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-22

Kip boots from Si to SS at A. J: Mason! City Boot and Shoe Store. a27
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-22

CARPENTER--In Tucson, Nov. 2, 1878, Tdmasa, vii
 of S. W. Carpenter, of Tucson. Aged 2l years.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-22

We notice that NJ. Lowenthal, the tailor, next door to kelly X Stephens, is doing good work. Call and see him. septic
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-22

Wanted immediately IS,O00 shaved shingles by F. G. PARKER. oItf.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-22

Brogans from S2J0 to Si.J0. at the City Boot and Shoe Store of X. J. Mason. az
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DIED.

In Tucson, November 3, 1878, to the wife of James Toole, & son.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-06
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
r9aE DAILY zNrgLLIGENoER

wAsHxeross August BAT three
o'clock this evening this city was visited
by The most terrific stormsknown for
man, years. Some 50 houses were unroof
ed and extensive damage done to many
houses under erection. Castle Stewart
rented to the Chinese Embassy was dam
aged. Mary sHlrp (colored) was bloWr
into the riveT with the house in which
she resided and DR. owned. Their,
are reports Of several spersona beipl
injured by lightning. The Patent
Office, The Smithsonian Institute, the offict
Of the Post, and Holy Cross and Church
Of the Communion were atrnck by light.
ming but not seriously damaged. There
wasyery grea, obstruction 70 sewers and
the cellars Of business houses in the
neighborhood Of Pennsylvania Avenue
and 1l.h street were aooded.SA The Ave
nue. in front Of The Executive Mansion
and Treasury Department during tbs
s,orm resembleda a rapidly flowing river.
Hundreds Of spsrrows wereIkined by ,ht
hail. Shade trees were. broken and
blown down. The damage to public and
private properly will reach at least
$4,000. Passengers at the Baltimore a
Potomac depot we're ferried'oser in wae
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-06

CHICAGO, August t5.-Flour-In good de.
mand at full prices. Wheat Irregular;
active but weak and lower; No. ! red winter
s5kc, No. q, sillc cash, sihc Angus! and
September, No. 2 Chicago spring old 81 OF,
new 95Ilc cash, 95cA ugust, sales at 9ika
s5s.c August, s9Kas9I ISc September, SSI1a
sS1ic October: others nominal. Corn-la
fair demand at lower rates; Ss s94aSs " cash,
3Sslc bid, August, 3ssSc September. high
mixed seIIc, rejected 37<aS7Sc. Oats
In good demand at foil prices, especially
for cash: 23He cash, 22Ac August, 22sSc
September. Rye-steady and in lair de.
mand at 49ha50c. Barley-Demand light
but holders firm at a shade lower r. tes; 9Oc
cash, 81 IS September. Pork-Demand
fair and prices higher: $40 Is cash and
August, $40 25al0 27 Y September, $40 SIX
al0 40 October. Lard-Active, firm and
higher; 81 60a7 65 cash aud August 81 80
September Bulk Meats-Stronge at 6Ia
6ks69<c. Whisky-Steady and unchanged,
~ 81 10. H.I ,l-.. u. I II. '-
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dpniIadelphis.

PHILADELPHIA, August 5-Flour-o ouiei
aud steady; superfne 90 5oaS 90, extra
IS 00a4 90, Minnesota family a 76a6 00
patent and high grades So 0Ca7 80. Wheat
Quiet; red at 81 0S, amber 81 DIAL 05,
white 81 osal 12. Corn-Quiet; yellow 4sa
5oc, mixed 477fa4sc. Oats-QuieS white
western 371c, western mixed SisS8c. Pro-
visions - Firm. Pork - Sl0 76al1 70.
Beef-Iudia mess l7Xalsc, hams liza
l2Hc, picked 9al0c, green 60. Lard
Firm but scarce; butchers 7a7hc, city
kettle 75<asHc. Butter-Quiet and steady;
New York and Bradford county extra lSa
zoe, Western Reserve 12a14c: Eggs Scarce
and firm: western 1lal3c. Cheese Steady
western choice 69<a7ko. Petroleum
Quiet and unchanged. Whisky-- STEADY
western ut 81 06h.
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Cincinnati.

CnornnATr, August g. ootton-De'
mand fair and market firm at II hc. Floul
Dull and tending downward at a 20
Wheat - Weak and declined la2c;
white eia97c, amber 93a94c, No. 2 red win
ter 92c. Corn-EsGier snd lower; No. 2
4Sl<c. os,s-Quiet audi firm; new white
24a25c, mixed 22a2Sc, old scarce at 2saSlc
Rye-Easier ut 60a5ic. Barley-Higher and
scarce; ehioce held at 81 90, SOC bid. Pro
visions-Strong and very frm; holders AJAX,
ing higher rates. Pork-Higher at $40 %
al0 76, the latter for jobbing. Lard
Strong and higher current make 81 46a
z AN, prime steam 81, so, kettle SaSkc.
Bulk Meats-Demand fair and prices
higher at IS 30a5 80, the latter buyer Au
gust, short rib SO 20 buyer August, SO 50
bid, short clear So so. Bscon-Demand
fair and prices higher at 5Ka6Na7. Lin:
seed oil-Quiet at 5ia52c. Butter Dull
and unchanged. WhiAkey-steady and
firm a. 81 0S. ..n
Hoas-E Easier; common s. 4oa4 25, fair
to good light 81 26a4 50, heavy packing
81 $5a4 90, butchers "a 65a4 rs.
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TOLEDO, August 5.-whsat-ouiet aud
closes weak; No. 8 white Wabash 81 Vi
No. white Michigan 81 07, amber Mlchi'
gan cash 9s1c, No. 2 do cash s6c. No.
red winter cash CSC, seller August elc
seller september 95<c, No. 5 do cash qtc
No. 2 Dayton and Michigan red cash Csc
rejected Wabash S4Lic, No. . amber ILL
ncis 81 o., western amber e7c. Corn
Closes weak; high mixed cash Axe, No.
cash 4Sc, seller August 42c, No. , white
caAh 40, rejected 40Xc, damaged caSt
SOC. 0Ats-Dull; No. 2 cash 2ic; whit,
cash 2ee, old 29c. rs".I.s o..
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MILWAUKEE, August 5.-FIour--Firm
Whsat-U Unsettled, declined 1ic and closed
arm; No. Milwaukee hard 81 IS, No
Milwaukee 81 II, NO. 2, 81 0s, August
$l02, September 93Nc October 92<c
No. 3, s6aslc. Oats s-Decliued Nc; No
2 old 23Xc, new 2SHc. Corn : Declined
10; No. 2, Ssxc. Rye-Firm; No. l, 60c
Barley-UnIettl,d; No. 2 spring cash
81 l2al 12Ii, September old 81 II, new
$3.50. Proyisions-Firmer. Pork-Quiet
at $40 25 cash and August. Lard--Prime
steam 7Nc. ." .'
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LiBERTY, August 6.-CATTLE--,
Receipts since Friday 1858 head Of through
and 2,si0 head Of locsl; tolal for the week
ending to-day 4.s2s head Of through and
2,e23 head Of local, against 5,l3i head oi
through and 8, Ill head Of local last week.
Supply fair. No business doing in the
Wholesale line except Eve car loads sold
for retailing here. Quotations caunOt be
made fairly on the business done further
than that last Mondays prices are ruling.
Hoas-Receips 45s head; total for the
week ii $40 head, sgainst $3.50 head last
week. Workers 81 26a4 IS, Philadelphia
81 70a4 30. ~
sHEnp-Receipts Z, 200 head; totalfor The
week 400 head, against II 400 head last
week; 1900 head or 5 loads shipped or
through. selliug ut last weeks prices.
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n lsrOnTING NEWS.


SARATOGA, Angus. 5.-weather fine;
track In good condition. l4, a-ii...l
First race, three quarters Of mile,
was won BY ldalis, Spring Branch second,
Sallie Watson, ally, third; Rhodamanthus
got of last and ended fourth. Time, 1a8.
Second race, ono mile :lha q hall, for all
ages, winners Of Sl,000Eat this meeting,
and to carry iise pounds extra, Bfamble
walked over the course. Some misnndef.
standing 10 the announcement Of the
penalty for having won 81 900 caused the
withdrawal Of santamer and Inyermidor.
Third race, one mile, for maiden three
year old,s. Bromede came in aixth with
4 broken ankle. Some complained that
Barrets cut him down with Bertha. The
judges Investigated the matter andlgave
the race to, Bertha. .s.g., D. ~ ~ 'S'
, In the third race Bilon was second.
time 1:4si. ,,,-...1,.. ,,,,tc
all sgea, wa4 won by Princeton; Gov.
Hampton serond, q Time 2l2f Prince.
ton sold on he field for $50 in a pool of y
pUAu. VI l=s.tfgk .HI =. lUas u. es3 ~ = q
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Heavy Storm In Belmont County
unprecedented Rise In NC.
aahOn's Creek -Seti's Barn
Slfuek BY Lightning aud His
crop Entirely Consumed. af.
Tafiiu yesterday afternoon did con.
da,nSIs d.mlge to the growing corn. In
slsa, county, Ohio, many fields had
d, supliid alt, McMahon's creek was
sAnnp,se. In eve minutes time /,
s'elas ! roasiug torrent bearing heavy
dit nd rushing with tremendous force,
'stksseOi ia branches was apparently
s'tenged. The barn Of Peter Neff, near
SG'sidlrg, sir miles vest oil Bellaire,
~ struck BY lightning, and in a short
I'm. sn srately consumed. The barn
s's'ilasd bic entire grain crop. w
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PHIlApEKPHIA, August 5.-Arriyed
ALofd Give, from liverpool. :, +"
MONTREAL, V August 8. - Arrived :
Phodsycian, from Liverpool. s'a =.
isI0spos, August 6.-The steamers Cit.
Of Richmond and State ot Indiana iron
New York, and yaderland, from Phila
delphia, have arrived out T
NEw YoRK, August 6,-Arriyed-
steamsrs Erin, from Liverpool, and Cal
ilornia, from London. a. 10 -.
Lospos, August 5.-The steamer Ne
yada, which sailed from Liverpool, Az
gust 8. for New York, has put back II
Consequence Of an aecidsnt 70 her ma
ehinefy,,,s 7a - t'''' -'- -.
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From the Indian Frontier-aur
r,- tiers By the A0stiies. Z,

SAT- -FRAHcfsco, Auyust>6.-A Boise
City dispatch says Five men and two
women are reported murdered by the
hostiles on Bunian river last Thursday,
JoshSs Miller, vile, daughter and son,
Robert McMurray and one other man.
Letters from lSeiser Valley say that
the Indians attempted 10 cros Snake
river, below tho mouth Of Weiser, yes.
terday, hut were driven back By the vol
un,sers and . few regulars. The noun
tains are evidently fullof Indians.
General Howard, with his staif and the
main body Of troops between Silver City
and Jordan Valley, reported that So Of
Whitebird's 3 Nez Perces have surrendered.
A Silver City dispatch says: The In
diana have deyastsiedo the country in all
directions. Carter, Smith and Harrison,
supposed to DO killed, have come In
safely. 1n1njl Chl1nl IGqI1lN
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NEW York, August 5.-Flour-Nom
inally unchanged. Wheat Quiet aud
steady; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 10, ungraded
winter red s7easi 0s, No. 8 do 81 024l oS
No. ado 81 06al on u, ungraded white 81 0t
al 20, extra white 81 26t Rys-Fitm
Barley and Malt-Nominal. Corn--Ac
tive and nhade lower; ungraded 43a49c
No. 8 at 46ai61<c, steamer 46a47nc, No
Q at 4s1fais7tc. oats-Dull; No. 2 $50
white SSkaS4c, No. | at $40, white $50
western mixed S2a3i1<c, white SSaS7c
mixed State 32Ha3ihc, white 34aS71fc
Hay-Firm; shipping ut 45a55c. Hops
Quiet and steady. Coffee Quiet ant
steady. sugar-Quiet; refining fair to gooe
7ha7xc. Molasses-Dull and nominal
Kice-Dnll and unchanged. Whisky
Firm at 81 061i. "a
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PrTTsBuReH, August g. Petroleum :
Quiet and steady; crude at 81 az at Park.
sTs for immediate ahipmsnt refined ai
iojfc, Philadelphia delivery. n
ON CrTY, August 6.-Petroleum-Mar.
ket opened quiet and steady; sales ai
81 COX, advanced 70 81 o3,z bid, At which
L closed frn. shipments 1900 barrels
average ~, 600. barrels; transactions il6,'
ooQ barrels. ...l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-06
Great Excitement in Bosnia and
HePlRROviuin.

BELGRADE, August 5.-The excitement
throughout Bosnia and Herzegovina is
rapidly increAsing Is the Austrians ad-
vance and the inhabitants are collecting
In bands. Considerable uneaainess pre-
walls In seryia al the aspect Of affairs 10
the neighboring provinces. The AuStrt-
ans were expected TO enter sstaisVo to-
In Herzsgoviana the Austriaua adysnc'
Ing yesterday towards Mastar fought 9
short engagement near oitlak with 60o
Insurgents, killed several Of them and
made come prisoners. Four Austrians
! were wounded.
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ahicaRo Uattle market.

CHICAGO, August 5.-The Drorrl Jour
aal reports:
Active, steady and frm. Choice heavy
"a 30a4 80, light 81 30a4 IS, mixed 81 90
CATTLE-.Receipts 2, 400; shipments 900
Dull. Natives S. 60a4 40, butchers' weak,
cowsat 81 4oaS l2]f, bulls 81 70a2 is, light
steers g e0aS 30. Western and Texaos Ia
large supply; sales Of Texan cows TO Colora'
do natives at 81 00a3 is.
sHsKP-Reeeipts $40; shipments $780,
Weak at 50 60a3 80.
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ntrueIs for higher wages.

.PorTsvI1LE, Pa, August 'b.AAbOui
two hundred men and boys employed At
the Buckridge Coili9fy sifuck to-day Tor
n restoration ot'50 centsper wagohr OF The
coal mined, which was taken off, during
July and submitted 10 at the time. A
majority Of the9men do! not deu1and the
restoration and are willing to work At the
reduced rate! Tits thoug6tall will be al
work in aIiew dayG.i !a9aYg ,.1sJ 4
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From lhe lle1lenn borden.

| GALVESTON, August .5.-A Mttss sar
IAntonia speciatgiv letter from Cap
tain L. W. Carpenter, Of the 10th cavalry
in which he states, on information re-
ceiyed, that the Indians Of the Fort Stan
ton Reservation sold the mules In the
town Of Delnorte. Mexico, that had beer
atolen from the El Paso stage line, and
that the Indians are supplied at the store,
in Delnorte with improved ,breech. h.loadinf
rites and ammunition without question
Captain Carpenter further says!that .
company Of regular Mexican cavalry i
stationed In the town OF Delnorte. Thii
shows how some Of the American Indian
are supplied with arms aud ammunition
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Mining Resumed in ,the ,schuyt
% ,1'aR Fhill REGION, RhA "B'o ~

PorrsvrLLE, Pa, August 5s-Aiter q
weeks suspension there was . general r.a
resaRption Of mining Ia ithe0 sehnylkiil
region this morning. The Philadsl.
phia & Reading Company have about
$4,000 toni. Of their. August quota 70
mine aud ship. Il Is thought that this
will give steady employmehtto allintef'
ested In the coal trade In this region for
the balance Of thismonth.