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haaaadors dine With tho King; therefore.
II VIA without precedent that such distinr-
ton should be bestowed upon me-, for then
had no title but that Of historian. A great Ger
omouial banquet WIS to take place In the pal
noe. the occasion heinz the reception of tho
special Ambassador dcputrd to announces OH
chilly the death Of B,rnndottn tho Nershni-
X inc, and the nccpsaiOn at his son with thctitln
o. Oscar H., KIM Of Norway and sweden
The people of Berlin iptur1 i'm rrrriyiuV tho
Ambassador of Oscar H., whose father. then
Marshal Bnrnndotte had aided tho pruaeinna nj
banquet was specially invited hy the King tho
same premier ntdr-dr.rptnn bringing tho rc-
pcnicd invitation. Lord wtstmor1laud Envoy
Whrnton Srrrniary Th,n'lore F,v h rnulI
hnrdlv believe their sense lpon this pr,nt dis.
tnction. i'm the words wi S,riuturn, to the man
whom the King d.ii rhtpth to honor" And al
though Ind mo- Queen Esther tn promote IT,
vri the duuylirr nj Jupitrr NJ nrryu has al
wnys boon my friend in palaces or cottages
Tho KINGS rrcrption OF mo in tho drnwlng
room and M The hniuurt wns even moro marked
i'm courtesy nnd nmiHbilitv than Mt the first n
vitntion There wore urasrut nbout forty
CHESTS the chief Of rourgn being the special
Ambassador Of King Oscar H. All the Cabinet
IimmhnL1t rnc Chsymiier Bunscn lad been
invitrd IRON Iondon We had never seen each
other. but have always believed that he was
invitnd Tor r,triiutinn concerning his behavior
To- mo rhr Norwegian Ambassador was
scented q, course nj the right of the King ut
III" n,id,ilD md NOT the rnd Of Tho hnnairt
ttm,ble" Tbc grand r master Of ccremoni"s had
received the orders of the King to place mo on
the other side Of the table. with Baron Won Hum
hoitlt and directly opposite to his Majesty. who
in the course Of the banquet requested me to
take wine with him and ms | saluted | arose
to the public honor with the ense of n prince.
No ladies' were present Mt this state banquet.
Upon the conclusion OF the banquet we all
prorrcdcd-thc King and Special Ambassador
leading with the Chamberlain to the palutal
drawing room. where cofrsa was served tho
guests standing and the King conversing with
Il .. sluha1.s sri--E and OH p-r,lis- s>sself :
or course spnce does not permit details as
hereafter in my autobiography but here the
climax. -.
al.
guests | was standing in the centre OF
the drawing room vi the palace viewing
With art site eyes, a splendid mHlachite vase.
gilt from the Emperor Nicholas to
his hrother-iu-lnw for the II ne's sister was the
Empress of Russia His Majesty had taken
formal leave OF the envoy ot Oscnr IL . and was
retiring when h. observed me In the centre oi
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BR.ISS-B.iND JOHNNIE.
A Professor from Heidelberg Entertaining
hIs Fellow PrisOners,

Il vas Prof Gustave Sembcg, and | vas
Professor Of Music and Language, said pris-
-oner in the First Precinct police station. Now
ark. yesterday afternoon. He was short, fat,
red iaced. and biue-eycd. His clothes were old
and soied and the bottom Of his vest WAS about
four inches from the top Of his pantaoons.
His old silk hat was tall broad brmmed, and
indentcd. He had bundle Of old clothes I'M
der his left arm, ana carried bundle OF rags
81 Won area Professor" said Sergt. Bergen.
teach II" piano. violin. und hini lnuSi',
sail the Prui' ssor. proudly, UNI | give Irs-
SONS In de- German, de- French una dc Sphhlsil p.
| got my kunwl'd-e In GTrmahY' una tlk' az
honor ut lleidrlh'rg twenty Tour year ago a.
rendv. | lecture in Frankfort. Berlin, Plrs,
und read d. Englshmnn. byron. At de Lake
OF Como, in Swltz"rand. Eght year hgo
come 10 dis countrer una ! work una Erl my
paper. out so | be- One citNn. In New lnfk !
Ilay music ind teach. hut iose everything.
Den play NIT de- band und drink Deer, uhi sr'
nee a hrudHche some. TIL got no work. Com
poser Wmkl" ne make mo agent lor MS nusl'
ind leave sullivan street yesterday, una come
h,r.. 4, get b.rsiurss"
Was business good in Newark, lrolessor
asked Sergeant Bergen.
Nom; can no Soil notines. und spend my
money! 80 ! get some rags to sell Shrh Il.ln,,,
u rugs In dc bundle Tor iurtY cents. WIS IN
poor circumstance now, but have the c'rllh'u-
ton OF Professor. Irs II vas true dai dey cay
me Brn- Band Johnny but It was dem TOOL
ihNsr feel iOWs do dot.
When Uncle Thad. Austin, tho. doornan, he
rnu Ia examine the Professors clothes Tor con
trnband articles. the Prof ssor SAID he had NJ
rtenlins in me-, and when he was on his way t.
a cril. he raised his hat ana said, foiitehess
shrutirmens for vas u Professor once
He gathered up his bundles and WAS then
looked up in % cell. Hall AN hour later he wa'
entertaining his fellow PRISONERS WIN lHllt
tDns of a brass band, using ms mouth lor
cornei. trombone and other instruments. anc
hls bench Tor a drum.
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A Justiee'a Neglect to Detnin the Man WI
Dtd the shooting.

Dld the smoothing.
Thomas ]. Hewitt, the staiwart youna
well driver. who was shot in Bloomfield. N. ]
at 12K o'clock on Saturday morning by Fran
0lennon, barroom keeper. died Mt o'clock yes
terday morning in st. Mchaels Hospital. New
ark. Hewitt was nearly ak feet tall. and Of
powerful build. Gennon il Of medium height
and HE friends say that he was physically un-
able to fight Hewitt H. is said to have throat
enc after he had quarrellrd in Glennon's az
loon. that he would get even with Glennon,
whom he blamed for the beating he recelycd.
Ghnnon claims that Hewitt laid in wait for him
Mt Montgomery and franklin streets. on FRI
day night and. when he pHss"d on his way tJ
his boarding house. sprang from behind tre'
and attacked him. In seli-d"frnce he says, h.
pulled his revolver from his hip pocket, after u
hnrd tussle. and shot Hewitt in the abdomen.
He carried the revolver. he AYERS because h.
frequently carried considerable sum Of money
In his pocket after closing his saloon. The peo-
pile OF Bloomfield speak well Of Glennon. who
has lived in the town moro than n dozen years.
Justice Hall Of Bloomfield. to whom Glennon
surrendered himself after the shooting, per
mittcd him to go about his business without
bail. on Saturday. Yesterday afternoon Detec-
tive Smith and tIewitt's father went to Bloom
field in search of GlennOn. but returned in the
evening without him. Justice Hall says that
Glennon is in Brooklyn and will return to-.
morrow. County Physician Hewlett has ordered
an inquest The action Of Justice Hall Is criti-
piaad
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MRS. PECK,s INJURIES.
SIN In Hospital from the Effects or tho Ele-
vmted KnIIrond CoIIIsIon.

Mrs VIM. Henry Peck, who was injured
in the Forty-second street collision on the New
York Elevated Railroad lay in her bed in pri-
waite room OF the women's Hospital on Satur-
day still unable to rise. and moving in her
reclining position with slow and painful Of
fort She snys that she has little hope OF fully
recovering from the effects Of tho Incident, and
she viii sue the company FOR f25oOO.
When the collision occurred sho said, !
was sitting opposite 10 young man who, |
thought, was starring nj me in a rather imperti-
nent manner. But the fact WAS he had been
an employees Of my husband long ago. and he
was trying 10 Identify me beyond question be-
fore he spoke. Before he had quite assured
himself that il was really ! the shock came, and
! knew nothing more unll was ~ the street
below The first words heard IA | recovered
consciousness came from thorruwi. some ono
said Who is shc2 l. she deadY and Mr. Ora
nam, for II WAS he who had brought mo down,
forgetting his own painful INJURIES replied,
No She is not dend. She is the wife Of Mr..
Peck, the author lie brought me 10 the house
whore | was staying in Harlem. and l after
ward came here
Il have received numbers Of letters from my
friends in the South condoling with me on my
misfortune. and expressing the utmost horror
ut my being IN hospital. They Seem 20 thinK
that AN a froe patient and don't imagine
that | pay $50 n week for my accommodation.
There If n very marked proud leo against hos
pitfalls II the South but think aried wisely IN
coming here. yet the best medical attendance.
But nrNrrlh"lrss, nay husnild, VINO Is iNng at
the Park Avenue liotri.wsh"s m" 10 20 th"r" too
because be cannot be with ne mere as often MS
he desires. He will tnke me there Tomorrow,
il possible. and Dr. Thomas, who attends me-
here, will come there every day.
MANY persons think that ! only received a
few slight scratches. hut that il great mistake
NJ hair. Soa see. is quite gray now. Before tho
accident there WAS not gray mar TO be seen ON
my mend. The company ought certainly Ia hH
made To nay for its cRrolrssnrss but do not SO
much regret my injuries serious as they are
| since | have heard that they have had some
share in having that dangerous switch at Forty
second street closed.
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BLANFY-wtLLtAMS-At Evanston III. April 3, Prot
James Blsney 10 Miss Anna u Williams. daughter OF
Mr. " " Williams The bride attircd IN an elegant
hrocaded satin Ia refine trimmed with satin and lace
The ornaments were pain pearl aui natural npwcr%
MILBFRKY-bl RECESS At Sadievtlc. Ky, March
~ by Elder J. TAYLOR Moore. W MULBERRY To " -
M0lNc burgess The bride WAS neatly amt Handsomely
attired IN combineG sa. % navy blue cashmere aud
silk aud white Md gloves The groom black
cloth suit with white fe and black kid gloves
SETTLE-BREWS In Saratoga springs. April ,
hy the Rev Dr. rykvr Horace e. settle ot West Milton
to Mary Isabella. daughter Of Brewster OF saratoga
springs
STiLEs-yAUTlER -On March 2T, 1T the residence o
the BRIDES parents. 0a Moore ST. fhiladcl pha. by tht
Rev " " paihcy. NJ Joe q stiles of Chesapeake, Nd
20 Miss NJ Louisa Vauter OF Philadelphia.
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IS Greece. pearcc. London
ssRhs.s FEanks-yrGU~>Narch23 and S ~ aslsiss
IS Alhemarle. gibbs. Lewcs
s. Victoria RAFT. London.
S. Neptune. Berry, Boston
IS Old Dominion, Walker, Richmond city Point, ana
Norfolk
S Prior, Brown Catana March 1, Valencia 18th, and
Gibraltar 18Th
IS CHS vi Vera Cruz Van Size. Vera Cruz March %,
and Havana April 2
BARK creole. Damnra. Lisbon.
BARK Ruth Garland. Dublin.
Bark ssnbcrg. Iulanneseu London.
schr Henry. Wuss. Cabaricu
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Losing her Lie :" saving her ch'Id''.

All O'Clock Yesterday afternoon, as passrh
M ia,,, M. rns.lng West liyrr,ir. little thiccyrhr
ak Chill whnMn. plyiu4 on the track became confuse.
IN rnu,t, to -tck place at safety ana ran ulttlY u
r,ut Of thr icmnntNc The mui,ict. Mrs lnfk, spfhh
forward pushed the uitlr one out ~ hnrms way, hi'
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In Virginia, H., Alexander Pfalsgrof, a Ger
man hHd lHtpl, divorced from has wife. ut
Tempt to uurrr nor ON the gam by hanging hrr the
woman had married again aud was liying with her Trs
husband atrW miles martin ui Nr-ia In the abs Hr
Of her husband fMs-ru appeared al the house and nav
the woman nt, succeeded in han-iug her a.
a tree. he tlrn he'd The woman was cut down and
with great diculty Trsu-catcd. She IL critical con-
diuon falsgrol was captured and taken to Chandler
willie trlal
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Sow Is the time to get posted II you going Ia
hou'ckccpns thi' spring, call and get estimates before
the spring rush commences The hlgrst stock Of iuu
ture, carpets, bedding. stoves, sc. AT COwpeithwairs
Nos LOS loo ami l37 Chatham st-AiG
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALNASAc-rHts nav
Sun raes... "a sun scts.... q 81 Moon rises Sc
vArFu-rHtsntY
sandy Hook. 81 Gov. Island. 80 Hell Oate 10 o.
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new source oi lie Is introduced by Puinpss ralata.
bic Cot LAYER OIL in combination with fuuspho Natri,
tine Best lung remedy All druggists Depot Plat ST.
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Bcnsou's CNcnc rorou, Plaster positively tho best
knnwn remedy Far suIVrO, to common Porous fasters
-Adr
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DR. Bcckcr's Eye Balsam cures mhamed weak ewes,
sycs, and sore eJe'Ids All druggists Depot boMcry.
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ONE MILLION DOLLARS FIRST PRIZE
IN the extraordinary drawing Of the
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. APRIL X
Whole tickets S2up e. 500, a. -. =, 81, no 30,
~ Sin. 10 s.
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY.
900 Tor ~. 81 81 ST. in the
DkAWING OF APRIL 10.
Whole tickets uulV 81
JACKSON A co. Bankers, ~ Nassau st, Ny.
DO NOT FAII.TO buy YOUR HAVANA
Tickets which draws first prize Of one million dolnrs
tomorrow Ami = well a. your Louisiana state Tick
ct. capital $50 OOJ tile ticket Occ TO- Nassau st.
stairs -.
"RYE AND KOCK"-VAN BEIL's THE
only sold Toy all druggists and grocrs At 81 per
bottle; AT depot - per gallon \. VAN BELL, ~ Cham
btrs It.. south side.
VICHY. FROM THE SPRINGS, nautcrive.
Celostus. GlAnic Grille. and Hupitl-thc only genuine.
r.. VI, STEwART, SEAN CARPET
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tune 10 The individuals and families who
throw themselves broadcast and destitute
iuto a new aud 20 them q foreign territory.
II tho MAS OF them have become the sub
jects Of charity before they reach their desti-
nation, what will they DO before they can
produce anything for their own support
Asa race the negroes OF America may live 10
curse the day they ever bscame'a political
element IN the country. They have already
become the helpless-toys Of a great national
game Of battledore and shuttlecock, If one
tenth that each political party eharges the
other with Is true. The white citizens OF
the South are accused Of bulldozlDg, terror
izing, rObblng and numbering them.
The Republican party OF the North, on the
other hand, who have hAtched out this new
political power, rather thaa TO lose control
OF 1t arc charged with automatically work.
ing upon the tears or exiting the cupidity
and hopes of tho negroes Tor the purpose Of
weakening tho political influence OF their
former masters. IL Is said that omIssaries
and ~circulhrai haye hPen and arc still being
sent amongst the colored people OF the South
western States, urging them 10 emigra,e TO
the North, where they are prorliaed free
lands, $500 each, mules, molasses, whisky
and sardines," and all else that accoFd with a
negroes idea OF human ielicity-the greatest
OF which Is only one days work and six holi.
DAYS In tho week, We have before ms = Cir
cular purpcrting to DO issued from the Office
Of tho Colored Colonization Society, Topeka,
Kansae, February 22nd 1870, signed by Ly-
curgus p, Jones, President, wherein they
arc told what thoir Northern friends and
brothers are doing for them to provide for
their future happiness and prosperity that
President Hsyes by his tpiniaultoas policy,
has deserted ITEM. while tho Democrats In
Congress are seeking TO re-ehslave them.
One hundred acres of land in prOmiscd VITO
each head of q family grstuitously," wh ich
land Is In tho best portion Of Kansas, 10
''close proximity to Topeka, and is very pro-
ductiye "-Cincinnati Star.
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To the People Of miller County.

FELLOW CITIZENS:
We learn in lae lsat Tow days that certain
reports preiudicisl TO our standing Is in cir
o~ulation in our county and which If as repre-
scented to US We say is unqualified false.
Report No. ] says that st the March term
of the court J. II. D. Tomson, publisher OF
the Vindicator proposed to the court to con-
tract for the public printing for tho sum and
price Of throe hundred dollars per annum, to
be applied on q certain bond held by the
County against said Tomson. Aud that the
Court disregarded said TomsDn's bid and
awarded. The contract TO A. Patterson, pub
Usher Of the OsAoE VALLEY BANNER, at tho
price Of twelve hundred dollars per year.
Report No. 9 says that the Court kept con-
coaled from said Tomson the knowledge that
security for the periormsnco,oi his. contract
would be required.
Now all wo have 70 say is that there is not
one word Of truth in either OF tho above re-
ports. AS TO the first report there meyer
Was any such proposition made by Mr.. Tom
son and no such contract awarded to Fulker-
son, nei.aer yas such talked or thought OF
by the court.
AS 10 report No. 2 VIC say positively that
Mr.. Tonson was informed before the bid Of
Mr.. Fulkeison was presented and long be-
tore tao Contract was. awarded, shat the
court you'd require security.
We do not know positively by whom tho1c
reports arc circulated, perhaps by honest men,
but wo do know that the man who started
said reports, be VINO he may, has wilfully
misrepresented US and perverted the truth
for come purpose unknown to us.
What We done is all on record and we in
Vite all interese9 to Examine for themselves
as to the truth or. falsity of this, our state
ment. We were elected by the people OF
Miller County irrespective of party or rings
TO strictly guard the interest OF the county,
this we feel that we have done and shall con-
tinue to do 10 the best Of ous AGILITY, regard
less of the how of any aud all soreheads and
%slanderers. and only ask an indulgent
public to examine the records for themselves
and neither take or word OF tho word Of
those who would misreprcseut us.
w. X. WRIduT, Pres. OF Court.
JOHN 8. JoBg, Judge 1st, dist.
HgRAH REED, Judge end, dist.
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missouri State S. s. convention

Tho Fourteenth Annual Meeting of the
Missouri State Sunday School Convention
viii be held OH Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, May 9th, 2s.h and 18th, at
Moberly, Randolph County.
This will be a Msss Convention, and every
attendant n delegate. All friends of tho
Sabbath School Cause are invited. IL Is
earnestly hoped that every County will be
represented. A programme will DO Issued
shortly, with list OF any Railroads which may
offer a reduced rate of fare. Moberly sends
greeting 10 all, and extends a generous wei.
come.
Delegates will please send their names In
Advancement later than May 9th, to q. Z.
HANNAH, ESQ MoBERLY, through whom
Entertainment will he provided.
FRED. HAYES, Gu. State Ex. Com.
KIRKwOoD, No.
SWIVEL CUpPLEs, Pres't. ST. Louis.
i. 5. RUBEY, Secretary, Macon.
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HOW is This, business Men2

A gentleman from the east called TO see us
this morning. He told US that be had several
thousand dolla.s and wanted TO settle In some
town about tho size of Jefferson and go into
business. 40 questioned us about the enter
prise OF our citizens, etc. OF course, we put
in the best words for Jefferson and It's enter
prise, telling him of It's advantage oyer inland
towns. He was vol pleased with the city,
saying that it was a well built place, all the
buildings being solid, and tho streets we'll
laid of. But when he asked US to show him
our daily and the othor dallies of the city In
order TO see the advertisements of our BUSH
ness men I've handing them to him and be
reading them over) ho wilted. He looked
over the dailies for a few moments, counted
the different ads Of the papers, added them
up and informed US that there were very few
firms in this city. We told him that there
were more firms hero that did not advertise
than those that did advertise. The fastener
kindly told us that no did not consider those
firms AZ all that did not have enterprise
enough to advertise. He then looked over
our exchanges, and got hold OF the SedaliR
papers, and did not hesitate a moment when
be babe us goOd-by, saying that Sedalia was
bis town. SO much for the enterprise of the
SedRlia observation-disclosures.
How is it With the lumber men In Jsifer-
Son City, why Is Il the people in all this sec.
zion go 10 Upton and California for lumber
Why is It there Is u daily 'hSek line from
here 70 California Why Is 1t st. Louis,
Chicago and eastern drummers go to Caiifor-
MIA Tor conYeyances to the Usage valleyf
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a Great Folly and a Great Danger.

As 20 the causes OF this very unfortunate
rush Of the Southern negroes for Kansas, Il
can besaid, in the language Of tho man doom
cd to BIO hanged, when asked which of the
two methods he preierred-the drop or the
h~olst--"both are open to objections" When
each political party is laying the blame Of
this evil doing to the other, It is saiO to say
that II lies somewhere between them. That
the widespread discomfort amongst the me-
gyoOs is a misfortune no Que can doubt-a
great drawback to tho Industrial interests
q The South, bat perhaps 3 greater misfor-
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The Investment Rage.

What is to become of US whom the 4 per
cents. are all gomez What are capitalists to
do with their surplus money! In 1870, when
the law was passed authorizing the refundiug
Of tho public debt in 8, a ana 4 per cent.
bonds it was thought some Of these bonds
would be.dIsposod OF bnt few dared to dream
Of the phenomansl demand for them that we
have recently witnessed. For several 70 airs
after the law was passed there we're very few
Of the bon is sold. The public did not want
even 8 per eents. Money was held to be
worth 10 per cent, and millions were being
invested in the land mortgages, railroads
and manufacturing enterprises that have
since then come TO ruin, and shown that
money was not worth 10 per cont. and can
not DO made TO yield that rate OF lot crest
without injury to the borrower. When this
competition took hold on the public mind
there was a rush for the government bonds
and arst the 9 per cents theA the q per
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Lebanon no.

April, 2sth, 20.
Ed. BANNER;--Please to insert the follow.
Ing announcement In your paper.
To The Preachers aud Elders Of tho Church
OF Christ in South NO.
At n CD operation meeting Ia Webster
county last september It was determined 10
bold another at Lebanon on tho 9Th and
18th Of May. oBJRcr
the advancement OF tho cause Of Christ, o.
pocially the tho missionary work in South
Mo.
The church Of Lebar on extends a cordial
w%9lcolne 3 .all. We also invite you to como
in time to witness the closing exercises Of
Laclede seminary on the 23rd.
j. NJ. MORRIS.
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bottom which cut tho hanging wall, and Ia
now in two and a half feet of ore, which as
says III ounces IN silver and ten dollars in
gold. The vein bears northeast and SOUTH
west.
Morrill,, Kellner & Co. shipped 1850 ounces
silver bullion from Miami mill.
L. J. Webster shipped 400 ounces bullion
from Miami mill.
samuel A. Lowe has been appointed Post
master at Little Giant mine. Pinal county.
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Arizona News.
From Silver Belt I

ltiOhA PAlfNA DSAN
Mr.. Ell. Cummings, Secretary Of tho Ham
nIbal Silver Mining Co., passed through
Globe last week en- route to Florence, where
he will meet and return with Mr., Joe Flour
ney, Superintendent of same company Mr..
r. has been spending the past few weeks in
Sonora, hooking sitter some mining interest.
A good showing for Gold Hill, In the
mine owned by Holt and Hyde, ore has been
struck which gave an average assay Of $II6
per ton. the highest being SlG9 and the low
est SOS. Tho assays were made by e. o.
Kennedy, and, therefore, leaves no room for
doubt.
A shsit is being sunk on the Saranac mine.
II is now down sixty feet, ore is being taken
oat to be worked at the Haskln mill.
The shalt OF tho s. w. Alice is down 40
feet, s cross cut was started west from the