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The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04
GREEN VALLEY MINES.
Rich Finds in that Section
 Daily.
Some of Our Old Citizens
 Lucky.
Population Pouring into
 the Valley
coRREspoNDEScE OF THE HERALD.
GREEN VALLEY, ARIZONA. ]
 SenteInher 2H 1S19- :,

OREES ALLEY, ARIZONA.
 September 26. 1872
 Again and again, our fast growing district is thrown into fever of ex- citem"nt by reported rich discoveries, and, verify, the life of your reporter and his noble steed is hard one for with visiting the new discoveries, etc. WIG are completely knocked up at nightfall Among the discoveries made since my last letter are the Ex- eeisior, by Messrs Nash and Morse, of Phenix,a very rich ledge eighteen inches wide; the Golden Wonder, by the same fortunate gentlemen, is rightly named, being flush three feet in width, and marvel in rich ness. The
 READY PAY,
 by William Burch and Charles M Clark, a very rich stIata about eight inches in width; but the big bo- nanza has been found by Messrs. Me Gowan, Samuels and Smith, it is called the Zulu, is eight feet in width, and is probably the richest rock in the district When your cor respondent visited the Excursion, the Joe Green, the Excelsior, the Golden Wonder, the Way-Up. and the Ready Pay, all rich mines, be was both as tonished and delighted at the dis trict's
 GREAT WEALTH AxD BRILLIANT
 PROSPECTS,
 but when the Zulu was visited ny him he great certainty was so evi- dent that he had not the power of speech wherewith to express his as punishment. Messrs. McGowan, Smith 6S Co. propose sisking at once on the Zulu as well as on their other mine, the name of which escapes me now, but it's ore is said to be as vaIu- able as any in tho district. Messrs. House and Snow have some valuable locations near the Zulu which had not the time to visit Nash and 1 Morse aFe running tunnel 10 tap their WayEp ledge at q depth of about forty feet, they arc now in twenty feet, and will tap the ledge ! in about one week. Clark and Burch are working their Ready Pay mine, and, if justified by the amount of ore in sight, propose erecting an arastrs in about two weeks. They also kave several other locations that prospect we'll and that will probably pay to arastra. Burch, McGowan & Porter have opened cut on their Joe Green mine, tapping the ledge at about UT feet from the surface, and at that depth the ore is considerably richer than on top
 NEW STRIKES AND MIL1IosAIREs are eng made almost daily, and this district bids fair to equal, if not surpass, any other in the Territory.
 I send you per this mail samples from the Zulu, McGewan & Samucls' ledge. KRALE.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04

A Philadelphia miss at Long Branch botters tue ycnng men to whom she is introdHced by starting of in this way, before they have a chance to say q word "Yes it is aw- fully hot We came here last week We will stay two weeks more, We are at this hotel I like Long French. Now let's talk about somc- thIng else,
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04
xnrrs.r I'd crrnErNR~.

IN THE PROBATE Nc-' EFT " NHA k Cornsy os NarScCpla- l-rr-,lrs 'rA -. .' V in thu matter ot t-c r--A4s " ~+NN NaNIHuS .iecea-rs1
 Norice is he-rbv -5vea hr t,e uH1aAHr- ed. AduliniS--ztrix Gt c1r r-ct-r @- -I-- Nunihs,n Q t.eea=sd- ro r1- S1cs-l'.r- " t.. all persons euVia= ct4-aa- 1--1A-l~- raa rA"+ deceased. Co exAinit t1sl2 Vale- De n. Y vo;schers Nithil cel rr'1,,. tl'.e n- publication ef tntS ucr-ce cQ. c1l .l T VI t't south WeS. frc-a the cea1 ef t1.r1aA. 'N .i'' eo1nIy of NarscUas.
 SARAH E. Nt.crA-'N Adr,iri-rretriN ot c-r e--4-l aA -- A~ MON tlto\. tecc1~esL
 FhRniS- >epS- 1Sl1, 1S7A
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04

An Albany genus calls new sus- bender which has been patented "J'he Conscious Suspendef" Ii owes its name t9 its extreme elasticity
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04

Why, Freddie" said mamma, T don't fuss and cry when my halr Is cnmbed.' But your halF isn't hitch e1 to yoIss head, rctorted the injured innoceBt
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04
n1s.oLrrsoN Nsrark

Nv0TsCE rS HEEESN tslNHN r-lhl 1fntiar fhe arr.s rs.r1s of H-5al L l-lr.'-.~ is dissolved thls lftx- cS D1,1a- r-e 1he business sxil1 heEcllt1r o.r ct.lr- ". br Thomas W n-oar-l, v e1. W-- ts-al. - Isoned Gr2-
 " a. na~a1n~ Ph0nix. Ssss. g. r- e@~
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04
BLADDER AND KIDNEYS.

For Debility, Loss of Memory. Indisposition to Exer;ion or Busi- ncss. shorsness of Breath, Troubled with thoughts of Disease, Dinuess of Vision, Pains in the Back, Chest and Head, Rush of Blood to inc Head, Pale Countenance and Diy Skin. If these symptoms are al- lowed to go on, very frequently Ep- ileptic Fits and consumption follow. When the constitution becomes af- ftcted, it requires the aid of an in vigorating medicine to tone and strengthen up the system-which
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04
Hembold's Buchu DOES IN EVERY CASE.

HeImboId's Buehu is Une-
 quaIed By any remedy known. It is pre- scribed by the most eminent Thy s;cilns all over the world. in Rheumatism, Spermatorrhra, Neuralgia,
 Nervousness,
 Dyspepsia,
 Indigestion,
 Aches and Pains, Constipation, General Debility, Kidney Diseases.
 Liver Complaint,
 Nervous Debility,
 Epilepsy,
 Head Troubles. Paralysis, General I'll Health, Spinal Diseases,
 Scintica,
 Deafness,
 Decline,
 Lumbago,
 CaiaTrh,
 Ali Nervous Complaints, Female Complaints. Etc, Hoadache, Pain in the Shoul- ders, Cough, Dizziness, Sour Stom- ach, Eruptions, Bad Taste in the Mouth. Palriiation of the Heart. Pain in fine region of the Kidneys, and a thousand other painful symp- toms. are the offerings of Dpspepsia.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04
NOTICE

LAND OFFICE tss,.-as.-saH H, FLoEENCE. ARIZONA
 NOTICE n MSRERN G1NEN N that the fll.1rr f.I---rl-l---'4 -r.. '-' N'- filed Eotiee of his ss.-ral,rt 1e 1ls..S- A''--A final eatry thsreof ar t1e ez1a.-t-l'il '. - days from the dsfe cd t1l- n',-i<'', was -a-'>- IRAo PALMA. cf Ezrscora caa1-1- e l'f 'il's'-' EI0Ezzesfeza ARpl1sarlon- Ns. 1a. f1r thS : "a or $ F - of S-c-son ta . N R F. and names the tllt 'r l-- l< -@ witnesses. wigs Albelt Deckrr al tcrarr. NaricoDa county. and Ni.chc--e1 tI.I-|'r. sl so of Tcmpe. Nl-ico1a couuls-
 C. M- k- FAC-r-e,S- EI.sls-a-- 1sO 5sW
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04
<0THf-F

ALI PERSONS KS0WGesG FlfE,a- "A selves lafchte,. f4 tse pad .eN rs1r-S,ed te c1li ard -rt-'e .l..r alrrl'ars between iiovi 1si r11 lr-r Qt t'ros.1rrs l01A- l1.o. as sft-r lAai ll1e. 4-l 1rcsNantH -a|e and renlainia- unpaid win 4e p-ar44 in the hands of ln artGrmuF Har 14erfI1IHn. to farther costs M L- FEGAANN
 f'henix- Sept fs<h. 1>g- EAHN
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04

Housing Reception at Stockton
 STOCKTON, Sept. 30Ih.-Genera' Grant and party left Oakland wharf at 50 this morning. The landing was one dense mass of people, Throngs of people gathered at ths various way stations. At Martinez a salute was fired. Near the depot houses were decorated with nationa colors. At Antioch, the School chil, drcn were drawn up in line upon the depot platform. The train moved by amidst cheering and waving ot handkerchiefs, arriving here al 12 40 P. M. The General ~as welcomed by Mayor Hyatt. and escorted by line composed of the military companies Stockton Fire Department, Union Veterans, Veterans of the Mexican The procession traversed the princi- pal streets until the Court House was reached, where a concoursc of several thousand school girls dressed. in white was waiting who ssluted the visitors by waving of handkerchiefs and nd-clapping of hands. After pass ing the procession in review, the General was driven to the Yosemite House, where he is nov receiving the most prominent citizens. The city decorations and the military display was most creditable The party left for Yosemite, at : 80 this evening. Anti Rent Excitement-Gene
 Grant en route for Yosemite.
 SAN FRANCISCO, September 3Oth - The anti-rent excitement is spreading rapidly throughout Ireland. Many league meetings are being held by the farmers of the different counties. The excitement is increassng daily.
 Gen. Grant and party Jeff by special car for Stockton, this morning thence they will proceed to Yosemite.
 CHICAGO, October 1st--GeGeral Grant has telegraphed that he coanot reach this city before 18th of Noveln- laer.
 The Reunion of the Army of the Tennessee has been postponed 10 that date.
 TEe Widow Oliver in the Wash
 inGton -AImshouse-
 WAsHISGroN, September 59th.- The widow Oliver returned to Wash ington from the north on Thursday, and upon her own application was taken to the public almshouse, where she will remain q charity ward until the appeal in her suit against Ex- Senator Cameron is heard.
 Grain Reports,
 WAsHINGToS, September 29th.- The September report of the condi- tion of the wheat crop indicates an increase over the yield of 1878. The potato cror average for the whole country is 95 per cent against B per cent the same time last year. The condition of buckwheat is somewhat better than last year, and the average is 9S per cent. for the whole country: Sorghum averages p5 per cert, against e4 last year.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04
DR. SPlNNEY. NO. n. KEARNT STREET. Treats all Chrcofe and S1cel1x
 Di>ea>c>-
YOrNa MEN

YOUNG MEN XITHO NAY BE St-FEEEz1-e FH34 W the ed-e-S ef y,-a-Asll s.'lsss eg 'HltI cresiou- VIII d1 weu O avsi1 r1-la-s.tr@ ~ this the greatest hare erer l-il ar st'- .I'|.' suffering furulEsrv- ftk- >l fNNtH guarantee O f~rstit so s,r -rerv coo '~ seminal Uvakusss rrfvats 1f--a-e rA - D kind CT eharzrt-- Uhsch ee ur.1-1r-Haa 1'.A fails to cure
 aIDDLE-sGEn MIN
 1'here are many at the a<e r. rt'- '- NnF whss gre trcuhe,t uitA cass t-sl 1sat rsrrlIl.'H of the biail,irr. cf co acr1aal.laa..-l -l l r-N4 snast:ng ur tnrnirz >eulSl.'-a- and a ua.ata''~t of tAe system Ga nisau~r 'e~ sr.,t-ur -al.has'A srreunt for tsn exxrNi.,z-s r1a ll'a~lN F ls sits a rs,l,y S-.liaasat run oera e- uHA nau4 Sometimes Srusn F.lz arlra ~- al raurn mM appear. o- she cois.r WsA ee ~ a e4An ue ~r~ hue again eazr.zinE te a sAszk and rart'a. WI " p~atan~e Tksrr are nrary m-a VI 1A aAN " this dil,st,stv ixnaFant a4 ra~ eSav ~. ~aaMM lN hc xecona stage ef ssula1aa wa 1F~~ Aars N qrilI .s,sars,rsce z rrfe cllre tH la ~a 4 HaHHN sud healshy rrsssr4siea a1 rAs sraai'.rr' lHgw oTgauS-
 fr,ns 10 s, lla.u,- cu saa'nerR erF. ca.sh exa.niaNt-aa and |H4H1- n.i,s,.ss fslk Stl NNkA 4 tNN.
 No. n ke4r.1 s1-v~4 ~ |H.'r .1.'0N|
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04
KeeperKcnneay killed.

NEW ORLEANS, September, 30th John Kennedy, a Deputy Sheriff and Keeper in the Parish Prison, was killed last night by ?. sailor named Jim Barringer, near Magnolia bridge who knocked Kennedy down, and stamped on his head, fracturlng his skull.
 Quarantine Restriction Removed
 LITTLE RooK, Ark, Sept, 30th.- He Board of Health has adopted less stringent quarantine regulations, against Memphis and other infected points.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04
N0TII'E TO dIEE5IF6s

NOTICE TO CftEfs1rok> In tho Probate Cl.nrr ef tll-1ccre c0urrr in the Te-Ii.orT cf -l-iE1rl-
 In the r.arte- or the E-1a-e or E o. rIl- LAND. d..c-4ScL
 NOTICE IS IEREET GIVEN EE 'rE1E und--S7-llsf. A1-i1r. l.>--a--- co r1.- Ir-~- tate Of kosEzr p Ez-l-sssl,. ll.cr.-.r1 1|1 r1.s creditors of aud sll rcE~ls1-< 1aUlr1 r'.I.1rs against the said t-e-a-ssl ro -- eI 1|r .|I.rn ni-h -le 1rc-<s1rg rl.lcr-r-- .1.'u 1|..Ir months afee er the 1rsf rnel-ra-i1n VI r1Is ..-- tee To the sid Admin tst-acr-- a1 1.. r|rarr of hl-iD.>s in rhe town of FH.ru11. ..r|. eopa eoaEly- Ier-ilogy el A-izcla-
 E IRVINE Aimiais-rator of tke sszzle 1r s1 az1r F HILASD. Gccea-s-sL
 PhgsElx. Sept- 2 fS-4 r-1 AuM
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04
Stricken Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Sept. 3Oth.-Ten more cases were reported to-day. Six deaths occurred during the past 24 hours.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04
pT@~OITTFON vnT4Q-N.

NOTICE I> HEREBY eIrEN Tm1r 4N the druls ef Barnett. Elsck 1 Er- and C. WelhoEf lS Co are tnas 1sN 4l--ani's1'a4 by mutual cp1<enf- e. W-inlE r1n1t1a. The firm will hereaf-~r e- known ss HlarrlaTl S Block who uiii coilecg ca 4i.l< and n.r
 a. HtExsrr
 h IlrE
 e. N zEl1rrTl Puce,slr Sent 1-h rr4 u. 1.r
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04
The Presidents Reception by
 MisSOurfanS

ST JosEPH, Missouri, Sept 29th.- The President and party arrived here this morning They were most enthusiastically received by over ten thousand people, who strove in every way to manifest their kindly feeling toward the Presiden'. After q stay of about an hour, which they seemed to enjoy most heartily, they left for Hanni bal
 Ho r'PibI c Murder.
 DETROIT, Septgmber 29th.-Mr Henry Morris and wife of Casco county, were found murdered in their bedroom this morning. The room presented a horrible appearance, be ing bespattered with blood and .brains and strewcd with furniture which had been overturned by Mir. Morris, in his fierce struggle for life, which was only terminated by the murder CTS literally mashing his head with an axe Mrs. Morris face was beaten out of all resemblance to humanity by the same weapon. No clue to the murderers-
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
ONLY FIFTEEN W1LhERS LEFT.
TEN MORE WEARY CONTESTANTS WITHDRAW
BLOWER" BROWNS CONDITION.

TEN MORE WEARY CONTESTANTS WITHDRAW
BLOWER" BROWNS CONDITION.
Of the twenty-six men who earned the priv
ilere ON Monday night of continuing In the waking
m itch Yesterday only twentythrce started at 10 n m
All the contestants had lett the Garden on the prev ous
! night and slept in neghbOring hotels. " Blower
Brown Callahan aud Ring missing at the start
Ring appeared however. about "A half hour Late.
Nothing was heard rom Brown until late In the after.
moon when his trainer, Smith. said that he could not
walk any more present match He explained That
Brown had suffering all along from the allent that
troubled HIM the last match Smith also SAID that he
had concluded to send Brown back To England at the
end of next week. lie thinks that tins disappointing
pedestrian properly attended there he will be able TO
return in "A few months. Callahan. the other man who
did not start received his full Of pedesranism on
| the II r,t day.
| Some OF the twenty'our who began the second
DAYS race were in pitabe condition The long rest
had stfcnod their joints. and they mped around the
track as they treadng spikes. Woods. Harri-
m II and Fitzgerald seemed be the freshest OF all
Ia. riIuan says he VIII win lie has been walking
steadily and Woods, who led him by several miles at
tue end the first days walk, has done conslde able
running The latter started a brisk tro IN the morn
ing but when be walked Hartman gained on HIM.
Woods had made 100 miles at LOS p m.
after being Is aud minutes ON to track
utes actual walking time. The betting at at Inls
layton. Pnec, Cahi veranlt. Dole. Cole nd sherman
drkey, also had retired before evening, making the
Withdraw lis OF yesterday up 10 D. m ten IN number
The interest afternoon crntrcd IN tue contest
between Woods aud Hartman. Whenever these men
met on track the shoued usy Tor their
favorte to ''go in" Up to p. IN. Hartman had de
creased the ead from four niles to one mile OLeafy
wa Eed around the rack several times with ColstOn tne
swed.. and Campana. urging them Oh, to tue great
delight Of the spectators.
In the evening there not many persons present
and the enthusiasm therefore not very great
shortly before O'Clock Woods showed great fatigue.
left the track and did not retutn for two hours HTr
man had passed WOUds's score In short time
and an hour later 1--WE miles ahead When
Woods returned to the track he was NTH
man in the race with Hartman ten miles ahead
At ten minutes before the closing hour nlan had i've
laps to make and Ring mile in order To score TO-
Much excitement prevailed among the spectators at
this time. Haian made one lap over the necessary
number of miles At one second before twelve o'clock
Rng started his last lap which he finished at one
minute after II decided that he was on
lap before midnight he had the right TO nnsh It,
and will be allowed To enter t0-norrOw.
The following the of all those who Will be al
lowed 10 enter the race to-day :
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

publcans had carried the close counties Of Madison,
Delaware. Hardin. Knox ard Mlskingum. These
with Hamilton County placed beyond question.
made the Legislature surely Republican Ola Joint
ballot and secured the retirement Senator Thur
man g. private life. More than this, Republican
control of both Houses being insured, the destruc
ticn of the Democratic gerrymandcr Of las year
becomes probable, and the next OHIO delegation TO
Cong was insured for the Republicans.
At midnight Chairman Robinson made a speech
claiming Sir. Fosters election by at least 10000
majority, and also claiming both branches
Cf the Legislature. After ha'f a dozen jub-
liant speeches had been made, tie crowd
that wcnt tO the railway station came back to the
hall. and General Beatty announced the disap-
pointing news that Mr. Foster had not arrived on
the tram. There was then nothing for The happy
Republicans TO 90 except to light bonfres and GO
shouting and singing through the streets until
sheer fatigue compelled them to 60 home.
Tomorrow the whole State will ring with re-
joiclng over the great revolution IN Ohio politics
which has restored To the Republican party is old
time majority and buried imitation. reputation
and nullifcatiOn in one common grave.
1890 A. M.-The Republican gains hold out well.
About one-eghth of all the precincts In the State
in. and the net gain close upon 5000. making
Fosters majority thus far about 5000. The remain
iug prccinN at the present ratio of gains would bring
II up TO $4,000, but this ratio made up from the
favorable returns which always come in first cannot
be expected to hold good throughout the State. II
seems entirely safe, however, TO say that Fosters
majority over Ewing vii not be less than 10000
while ii may be over 25,0O0.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON. Tue sdi

WAsHINGToS. Tuesday, Oct. IA. 1879.
The prosecution of Robert Smals. the coloreG ex-
member OF Congress from South Carolina. is probably
ended To-day the Attorney General OF the State OF
south Carolina moved for the dismissal of the molten
intended bring the speedy trial. 1t Is uDder-
stood tnat this ends the case.
Mr. Prixoto United States Consul at Lyons, sends TO
the Department Of state the following report OF the
suits OF the crops France: Wheat In four depart
ments is very good: in seven, II is good In twenty
three. far; IN forty-one, inferior, In fneen bad.
Oat- III fortyOne departments, very good In twenty
TX fair; In twelve inferior. II has not been bad with
oats anywhere. Barley, In six departments. superior
"a thirty-ve. good; In nineteen, fair While the crops
OATS barley IN France good wheat Is INFERIOR
and tine demand Tor II Will be large.
The Controller Of the Currency reports the whole
amount OF add ona circulation issued since the pub
nca;ion of the annual report In November, 1873 at
sll 1888 325. The amount OF circulation issued in the
months of November and December, 1873. and I'm jan
nary May June, July aud August 1879, consider
ABLY less than II OOO. 900 Tor each month The amount
issurd In February S1.6is.401; In MarcD,
81 OsI O26; In April, S2Ol S634 The amount Issued
in september 1879, was 50 4sO973 which was more
tban twice the amount Issued during the four months
proceeding The increase Of circulation for the year
ending November 1873 was si.2l76s4. and the total
decrease from January IA, 1870 to November 1877.
was than $50 100000
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
ESTIMATES OF THE MAJORITY.

rEIEGRAMs IRON THE CITY OF CoLUMBUs-GAINs
WHICH INDICATE POSSIBLE $4,000 OR
$4,000 MAJORITY.
COLUMBUS, Oct IA, 0 p. m.-Returns from only
80 precincts in the entire State were received up
to o'clock. The net Republican gaius ii continued
at the same Ito throughout the State. viii elect
Charles Foster by 25.O00 majority. Tho weather
to-day throu hout the State very fine. and the
indications are that the heaviest vote ever known
in ONO has been pollcd.
ego u. m.-Scveuty y-iye townships have been
heard from, showing net Republican gain of
12i6. The same ratio throughout the State would
give Foster 80, 900 majority.
1Op. m.--At this nour comparatively few returns
have been received from the larger cities. As far
as received these returns show net Republican
gains IN 13O townships, wards and precincts of
1850 vctes
1915 p.m.-Returns from 100 precincts, collected
and reported by managers of the telegraph Offices
throughout the State show net gain of 2,73O
votes for Charles Foster Rep) for Governor, over
the vote for Secretary of State in 1873. this ind
Gates Republican majority i'll the State OF from
$4,000 to 10000
1920 p In.-Re;nrns received mp to this hour
from $40 precincts show net Republican gains cf
5,233.
1i:5O D. m.-Rcturns from $50 precincts, wards
and townships snow ii net Republican gain oG D. 13O
votes.
1920 A. M-The Republicans claim the Legisla-
tnre upon the report oi IL O0O majority III Cincin-
nati and Hamilton Connty. The Democrats do not
,oncslo tins. Four hundred ana tory precincts,
wards and townships give net Republican gam
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
A NEW TERM OF THE SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON. Oct. 13.-The United States
Supreme Court assembled nj noon to-day. There a
large attendance OF members of the bar Many aymen
were also attracted TO courtroom spectators.
The following business was transacted: On motions
members OF the bar, Messrs Pho Chase. Of
New-York City; Gaylord b. Clark, OF Mobile. Ala.I
Minor Merwether, Of Memphis Tenn; aud John W.
Hnsdale Raleigh, n. C., admitted 10 practice.
No. 60-Joseph l.. Wonman and Bidde Reeves, PLAIN
tf- errOf, against Benton Garringer ct al. dis
mIssed with costs. No. 1.-THE Bank OF America
plaintiff error Virginia and A. D. Banks
passed account OF sickness OF counsel.
Mr. Chief Justice Waite tie bar that the
court will begin the call Of the docket under
the Twrntysixth Rule with the assigned cases-NO.
Original the petition OF the State OF Virginia Tor
da11us against United States Judge Rlves, being the
first in order Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
TELEGR1PHIC NOTES.
TUIRrY.NINFI ENTS

TRENTON, y. j.. oct, 1l.-lhe Mercer County
brought in thirty nine bills of indictment
PAUL BOYroNs SWIM COMPLETED.
NEwBusYPoRT. Mass. Oct. 14.-Paul Boyton ac-
| TENDON. making " miles In seven days.
THE DENVER AND RIO GRANDE RAILROAD.
DENVER, Col, Oct. lit Is understood tnat the
arSSde piDi pRarway az are to be at
THE LIFE ASSOCIATIONS . OF i AMeaicA. S
s%gSTy % % csd . ns 1--we Of Amer
STRIKE OF FILE CUTTERS AT MATrEwAN. n. y
PouGnkEErsL n " Oct; 1871 .1, III the emplpyS, @
az ats Clock this rns, van demanding
oip"' TWO LARGE sCHooNERs
BATH. Me- Oct 14.-D. .. Is sdell launched a
S 81 $50 tons O1r1hen captain T.
viii command her.
HALIFAX. \. s.. Oct. 14.-rhe divers have aban-
doned anv intention OF to sable Island again this
% Sa ds for state as C s-'D ANY more goods from the wreck
A COMPLIANCE WITH THE FORMS OF LAW.
in Ne the SSH 2yaa iii @
morning him with m1ner In the rst degree There
1 c four counts In the Indictment
A RIDING TOURNAMENT
Hs Ty rda MN MaaSana GTyya and nHnr HT
horses mere today for rhisdephia to nse part IN ne
THE WEARY SEARCH FOR CHARLIE ROSS.
SCRANTON, Penn. Oct. 14.-The fal her of Charlie
eyehas IN pursuit Of woman Who ws snppcs
boy The boy In her proved not TO DO
his 'O"- THE CANADIAN LUMBER TRADE.
OTTAWA, Oct. lf.-ln ne iIdue tontluufs
brisk several buyers here making heavy
wo for manufacture OF
being bought ia this market and shipped
TO American ports.
LARGE EXCURSION PARTY IN MONTREAL.
MuN RIAL, oct 1i.-A lare. rxuurson party
Hampshire and Massachusetts arrived here to-
Head and stad aud oxGovcrnor- smyth Wes
Cheney and Prescott aud number OF prominent per
being among the party.
INGENIOUS VARIETY IN PRIZES.
WEST END, n j.. Oct l4.-Ihe Everybody's
match which VIII the Fan tournaments
Columbia Rifle Association will begin ON Monday next
closing SATURDAY. Among the 200 prizes money guns
uniform gold mounted sword pig.
Of orockety boxes Of SOAP etc. the highest being vat
and the lowest So Nearly 100 marAsncn
have already entered Tho targets will be open froa u
" B y.