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The New York herald., 1879-03-19
A CERTAIN CURE FOR ALL COUGHS.
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'.1 .ndorsins " ps' nA6WAis r. X: IL Rrmsaies.
N'S SsS ioss Jan l. 1877.
for @ several a,sd sna asS &
sasy si'a a,l i i no les, pleasure Than
derived them. Tho pills rssorted often
9se..en reaairss and axaya with The desired sss The
wsappiy the linment Frequently and freely aimoss
Invariably h-ds the sasa slfi as WEED
RAILWAYS r nsabi + + RELIEF
IN FROM oSS5 oSS55r re 9sT TwESrS jES,rS MINUTES
after reading his Ssn aaea need any ono
RAILWAYS READY RRIIaFPs Ia Psia cure for every pain.
THE ONLY 'rAIS REMEDY
that instantly the excrucistng pains aiiays
stomach, bowels other glands organs by appca
ton
No matter how violent exerucietn the pain tho rheu
matte bedridden, inhr crippled yous neurasic "
Frustrated 'isa hA6S%Ys fsssif f kEa6i aS' RELIEF
Inflammation of the kdneys,
inflammation of the bowels,
throat, difficult breathing,
Mysteries, Group. diphth-r ria.
catarrh, nauenzs.
headache. toothache.
neuralgia. rheumatism,
cold chs agae chis
chilbains and frost bites.
where the pain difficulty exists will afford and
Thirty sixty drops IN half umbler of water will In
Tow moments cure cramps spasms sour stomach heart
barn. sick headachc darhos dy sontey collie wind in the
bowels and all internal pains.
Travellers should always carry bottle OF RADwATs
READY RELIEF with them 4 fow drops in will pro-
vent sickness pains from change Of water Ii Is better
than French brandy or bitters Us u stimulant
FEVER And AGUE.
Fever and cured for 80 There IL a
dial agent In tins world that will fove and and
H other malarous bilious scarlet typhoid yellow and
WAYS READY EslS Fifty per- Soso au's-
DR.. RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS. :,
perfectly :aseless elegantly all dis
orders of the stomach liver bowels Kidneys blsdder,
nervous Diseases headace, cosveness. in
Digestion dyspepsia bousness bilious fever inamms-
tion Of the bowels piles and a arrangements OF the In
ternal visceIa. Warranted to effect positive cure.
Price 25 cents per box. Sold by druggists.
DR. RAILWAYS
SARsAPARILLIAN RESOLyENT
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
for tho cure OF chronic disease,
scrofula sy philitic. hereditary contsg sgious,
be IL seated n the
lungg stomach skin bones esh corrupting
the solids and vitiatng the fluids. =
Chronic heunatsm scrofula gandular swelling: hack
ing dry cough affcc ons syphtc complaints,
bleeding Of the lungs dyspepsia water brash tic dooreux
white dwellings, umors ulcers skin and hip diseases,
mcrcural Diseases female complaints dropsy rick
salt rheur bronchitis consumpton kidney bladder,
liver Complaints, &c. Price, VI per bottle. ;
Dr. RADwAY & co. 81 Warren st. Now York.
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The New York herald., 1879-03-19
THE LOSS OF LIFE AT szEGED1N.

LONDON, March 10, 1879.
!, The correspondent of the Daily NeUs Mt
Hxegedin te1egtaphs :--''Do not credit any state
ments of the exact. number of deaths. The loss
of life must have been enormous. / witnessed
the whole disaster. The houses fell mostly in
such manner as to hold the corpses down."
The Times correspondent at Pesth, on the other
hand, infcrs from the fact that several blind per-
sons and many children are among the saved
that the aggregate loss Of life Mt Szegedin is not
90 great as it has been reported to be.
The New York herald., 1879-03-19
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in tho
temperature for the past twenty four hours in
parison with the corresponding date OF last year.
Indicated by the thermometer ut Hudnuts phar-
macy, HERALD Building No. 2lS Broadway
The New York herald., 1879-03-19
DIX. KADWAY'S
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLyENT,
APOLLINARIS
NATURAL
MINERAL WATER.

The Apoliinars Company lLpited) have attached bsA
little importance to tho scandaous photographic and adver
tsemcnts respecting Apoluaris Water which have sp-
peared from time to time in the newspapers.
Some OF tho absurd that they
have those who had any information the
ject others not without ingenuity and evinced
tain specousness which mslend
c Their motive aud the interests they
were suthciently trans nsparent
The timo has arrived when tho Apollinaris Company
Lmitcd think it desirable TO give authoritative,
tible reply the sauderous
cusatious which have been levelled against them.
They do by the publication Of the following letter
from the United States which they append
certificate OF the world famous Professor Virchow Of
Berlin.
will leave future sanderous inventions respecting
Apollinsris Water to the contempt which they merit
The New York herald., 1879-03-19
SENIOR zAMAcoNA AT ST. LouIs-How HE WAS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE UNITED STATES
TO MEXICO.

ST. LouIs, No.. March 18, 1870.
Scfor Zamscons, the Mexican Minister. on
Change this noon and in reply to address OF well
come by tho president. John wahl, made . brief
speech stating in effect that Mexico desired to estab
iish more intimate commercial relations with the
United states that she produced many things largely
consumed In this country. which she wished to sell
u.s. and was anxious to purchase many Of our
products. especially machinery Of all descriptions
and manufactures. The gentleman was well re-
ccived and close attention paid to his remarks
Tomorrow evening entertainment will be given
to him In the great hall OF the Merchants Exchange
ut which he will deliver formal address tho
commercial condition of Mexico. her relations to
this country and her desire to become mole closely
allied with it.
The New York herald., 1879-03-19

Average temporature yesterday 32!S
Average temperature for corresponding dat6
last year 4sas
The New York herald., 1879-03-19
GENERAL GRANT IN INDIA
Gortschakoff and Dufferin
Hobnobbing.
THE SULTAN SPEAKS.
German Protection Against American
~ Competition.
PORK PROHIBITED.

BERLIN OPINION OF FRENCH PoLITICs-LABoR
PRINCE FREDERICK cHARLIs-KING ALFONSO.
lBY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, March 10, 1879.
Ex-President Grant and party left Calcutta
on Monday for Rangoon and Singapore s.
Prince Gortschalloff and Lord Dufferin have
frequent and friendly interviews at st. Peters
burg
Herr Liebknechts speech has sadly injured the
socialist cause, says u Berlin despatch to the
Times
Kaiser Wilhelm is still obliged. to keep his
room in consequence OF his recent fall, but il
improving.
Prince Frederic Charles, brother of the En-
peror William, father of the ''Red Prince" is
seriously i'll.
Pope Leo XIII. has sent 5000 lire Isl ,OOO)
to Szcgcdin for the relief Of the sufferers by the
recent foundations.
The Sultan at IA banquet given to the officers
of the British fleet, said he hoped for closer
union between Turkey and England.
A decree has been issued in Lisbon prohibit
ing the importation of pork, in every shape, from
the United States, on account Of trichinoss.
Inc sultan nus gVch rcnewcu proofs OF MS
confidence in the Grand Vizicr. The danger OF
change in the Ministry is thus averted for a
time
The Austrian government has asked the
Reichsrnth to authorize the issue of 100, ,OOO, 900
forms gold rcntes to meet the requirements of
the current year,
Diplomatic circles in Berlin think that the
resignation of the Waddington Cabinet is i'm
mincnt. From Paris, the other hand, tho
denial of impending notifications in the Cabinet
is reiterated.
Tho GolOs states that it is more than prob
able that Russia has notified Turkey Of her
intention to leave troops south of the
Balkans until she is guaranteed against tho
payment Of the war indemnity, being prejudiced
by the terms of the projected Turkish loan.
The New York herald., 1879-03-19
FRENCH poL1rIcs AND P1xANcE.

LONDON, March Is, 1873.
The Times Paris correspondent says:-"The
friends both of the Cabinet us q whole and of
III. Waddington could only rejoice ut seeing the
Premiership given to q Minister without port
folio who would devote his entire time to gen
cral questions instead Of frittering-it away in
departmental details"
NJ. Albert Grevy, brother of the President,
being unwilling to resign his seat in the French
Chamber of Deputies, has been appointed to go
to Algeria on temporary mission, but clothed
with the full powers of Governor.
The Times correspondent at Paris says Min
lister Ferry's Higher Education bill avowcdly
aims at the exclusion OF the Jcsuits from tho
right of teaching.
The New York herald., 1879-03-19
TREASURY YlcGSyyjp SSyypAnrnEsr.


w,.vse!o, 0,r'Gs o. Fna,sasH Es sSeHs1Anr, =, ,s,o
Msssgs FRKprHicK De BARY 4 Co., Al Warren st, Sos
of s Inst aans so efsRs Rs IN
nso sass
TO the whether such waters are natural ms
a s as; 81 The III
wit. the IF s
by Consul ut Cologne and copies Of documents
scss apo" which such %Soaass Waters
for Shipment to the United States fur
xsamiuoas rspor: upon the sueiee. h.. sseu
others who have made the matter study and who have
Tic Consul states that opportunity was given
% to s1 the ss sns .ns M " a ts
acid found Or near the premises and that
IN Sa.ss the that the rns s.s
o 81
as is contained in shc water while in the spring The
t1"t my opinon op%ed after what consider
Ws " nna a. s SPRING. *:
United stato beyond question natural mineral water
.ss,sin II: seasass1 as. the Ssot
water; entitled g sss@psioa from duty, vnnscn
Assistant Secretary.
Tho NATURAL AroLLIsARis wArsR OF tho Apolinarfs
s. is t.Ss S. s
SssI,S. Docombor "a. 1878. " '
TO swEETEN THE BREATH AND PRESERVE
the teeth BRowSs CAxraoRArKD sAroSAcKors DxxrI-
rRIcK % cents.
cHAMoMILE BLOOD AND LIVER PILLS DIR
Chandlcrs) dyspepsia heartburn dirzness
sve breathing sotvsness sick seadaehe pains back
tons. debility blood Impurities, coated and
si.ss fSinsipal depot ac West ss,h ''' All
pILEs-sURE CURE FOR PILES.-DR. CHAND.
LEas rl.oshsrmlsss never falling ns,Snt reisf 80
..STOP THIEF" READER DON'T STEAL ONE,
but buy bottle Of DR. Bvlls coccn sYnur for - eents
SAVES WASHING AND MENDING.-cHnDREN's
n"sn. have GTS sssss
575 broadway. Now York.
THE TRIEDRICHsHALL
is hs only rs!!sIIs and the best OF sll bitter wsss
EUROPE.
pans dRaHFaaSE. hxnIF,I!SE-ls1ss MANUEL . co.
tho only eAa"pasi $ in x HsSi who have oSan'A
the highest reeompense awarded to champagne winea
OF ncontestble credit required for ths United
SriELDosEs-FABRiK
JEANRESArD FREREs a. sls L,
STE. cRoIxscHwErz
wersc in allen sorten aud bos,er oualital
Auf ysrlaasen wird dis ireisli.,e .ssesaad.:
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A THE SEASIDE LiBRARY
.,,,, On, to day in CLEAR, bold, handsome type,
ny Miss MULOcK.
HER FACE WAS HER FORTUNE. ............... ao>
Byfw EosINsoN. ,,S
AZ .y T.. cp x ssS sfs y ss ss%si Baker 100
Az Jeaaics Qaie, Life by Kii1s Tabor 2c
& ss sss:: k%s S.sSs:s si
s7a vsS ns S H., ys;,c.,sr lie lie
47s Sam sel in England BY 2 nalibur,on gc.
an Leah; a oman Of Fashion, by Annie Edwards. U-
ALI Dick sands or. Captain AZ 10. Juies Verne
4ia Dick sands; or, Captain is. jules Verne
For sale 5y ali or sent postage paid on re
eeip.of price BY GEoRGE IuNRo, II q vandewaisr
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW
FOR APRIL.
RETRIBrTIoS IN POLITICS. BY Ex-Governor Thomas
A. Hendricks.
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF ENGLAND By Thomas
Hughes C.
GERMAN SOCIALISM IN AMERICA
FRIEND OF LORD BYRON. BY Henry James, Jr r.
rHE FaSSrscfhTioS 81 STifEE STTaEE LATIN LANGUAGE
AN fSplAN's view OF INDIAN AFFAIRS BY Chief
nAhfMxNs ~RELrGIoS OF rnR PuruRE.o Byx
REGENT MfscELLASEous LITERATURE ByA n
Macdonosgh.
aPfHsTJs e sSp.; Esrs ss'Sg55 Sg55 SJRS:iL SJRSiLssiERs
orsrs shsSld @ be addressed se THE NORTH AMERICAN
The New York herald., 1879-03-19

TO SwEETEN THE BREATH AND PRESERVE
the teeth Browns CAxrHoRrKD SAroSAcxous DxxrI-
The New York herald., 1879-03-19

Tho NATURAL AroLLIsARis WATsR OF tho Apollinarfs
Spring near Neucnahr alkaline gaseous which
may DO used hsbtuslly table water Its pleasant
richness carbonc acid favoraby dis
tinguish IL from the other similar IMMORAL waters
lSiyned PROFESSOR DE yiRCHoW.
BsKLiX December "a, 1878.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08
saa Carlos Agency.

The traders store at San Carlos was closed on Saturday last by or ders from Washington.
 About 50 ,O0o pounds of four on hand at the San Carlos Agency on Monday. Required per week, if h. dians are all present on ration day, 16 900. No scarcity of beef and in order to keep a supply on hand, B. Sinister and T. s. Parker left for the State of Chihuahua on Tuesday morning for the purpose of purchasing castle for the agency.
 At that agency the Indians have about 800 acres growing corn which looks well and promises a good crop. They also had a far crop of barley.
 An order has been received at San Carlos requiring the Warm Spring Indians now at that ageLey to be re- turned to their late reservation in New Mexico. The citizers of that Territory wlu be anything but pleas ed to hear of ther coming. The Indians themselves dislike the pro- posed change. Loco, the principal chief of the tribe at San Carlos, is very much opposed to going. The authorities in Washington, hayiug the management of Indian affairs are as changeable as Von Bibber's wealth CT cock. It was only last fall s ,o00 was appropriated for the purpose of removing them from the Hot Sprng to San Carlos, and not wIthstanding the ample provisions then made, the jo6 was botehed and in consequence a number escaped and have been raiding New Mexico ever since.
 Thompson, who was nominated as agent for the San Carlos Indians has not been confirmed by the Senate Consequently, 1t is not likely that the position viii be filled by a eivi- ian until after the meeting of Con- gfess in December.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

The New York Engineering and MiuiDg Journal says, we are officially advised that the Massachusetts and New Mexico Mining Company has had completed for it's mil and mine the following machinery:
 One eighty horsepower stationary engine, one hoisting- engine, two boilers, one forty and ole eighty horse power). one crusher, two pull verizers, 4500 feet of tubing for car rying compressed air. with fittings, etc. all of which wlli be shortly shipped to the cOmpany's mines. The balance of the machinery has been contracted for, and includes four rock drills, one air compressor, four grinding and amalgamating pans, tsO settlers, one agitator, one concentrating table, steam pump, shafnng, pulleys, belts, etc. also lathes. drills, tools. etc., which will enable the company to keep its ma ehinery at all lmes n perfect order As soon as the balance is completed, It will be shipped to the mine and set up at once. The prospects Of tbis company are certainly very flat tering.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08
who Dla Isx

The charge that the murder of the Scheonbach srolhers was committed by Indians is backed by the statement that boy belonging ona ranch some distance from the scene of the murder was car Jed off the day before and badly lnisueated by persons who he says were Indians, and the boys hat was found the next day close to the bodies of the murdered men. An in- quest was held over the dead men on Thursday, Sabno 0tero acting as Coroner, and the survivor of the at- tack, T. 5. Merchant, was present. The latter says that the shots which killed the Shoenbachs were fired by parties concealed, and bis own horse dashed away under a fire of about eigkt shots from the same hidden enemy. As he sped away be turned m the saddle and saw two Indians come from behind rocks 10 catch the horses of their victims If these murderers were Indians. 1t will be ln- teresnng to fad out where they be- long; and it would seem that they might have been pretty easily over taken. whoever they were. The coun- ty owes 1t to itself to 6hd out who has done this piece of devilrry, aside from the question of puu.shment.- Ariziona Citizen.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08
Two stars HZeep not Their Motion sn
 0ne sphere.

In our last ibere appeared a mo- t.ce of the fact that charges had been preferred against Inspector J. H. Hammond and forwarded to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, ac- companied with the request tbat he cause a special agent to be sent from Washington to conduct the examina- ton. The day following that issue the Inspector arrived from the San Carlos Agency anI shortly after es- tablishng headquarters at the Pas COG House entered our office and be- ing seated said, '.I was met on my arrival with a notice in your paper that charges had been preferred against me, and asked why we did nct publish them, to which we re- piled that they had not been furn- lshed us but would gladly print them gratis, whenever sent to the office and authorized the Inspector to state so to General Biggs, the gentleman who had made them. After some furtLer conversation of an unimport- ant nature, the weather perhaps, the Inspector left and as We are inform ed met the General at the Postofice and demanded of him # he had sent charges against him to Washington, aud when informed that he (Blggs) had, he wished to know why he had not published them and was answer ed that they were published at the proper place, the office of the Com missioner of Indian Affairs ln Wash iugton D. c. The Inspector then demanded to be informed what the charges were, which information was refused except in the presence of four good men, each to select two, which was agreed upon and Hise, Hins 6 Co., office as the place of meeting. The Inspector named J. ". Hise & E. ". Hills, and the General se- lected Jas. Wiley and Mills Van Wagenen and having repaired to the counting room the charges were made known to the Inspector in presence of the gentlemen named. We have understood that the meeting was not IS harmonious as a Methodist love feast and It became necessary for the umPires to interfere to keep the peace.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08
Scouts are out herdIng tbe Indians

Scouts are out herding the Indians On to the reservation. About one hun dred, home ward bound, pissed through this place Tuesday morning and since are struggling along iu punches. They generally have their ponies ladened with acorns and grass seed until they are sway backed. The squaws also are packed with well filed sacks, baskets and children, whlle the bucks walk .eisuseIy along uaineumbered by anything weighter than "gee-shing'' save sometimes a gun, or 3 bow and arrows and the Omnipresent butcher knife. They are a squalid set and wholly unlike those noble reds depicted by J. Fen imore Cooper.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

The Superintendent If the Isabella
 M- q M. Co. is frequently in re- ceipt of letters of inquiry concerning the Go $ present condition and fu- ture prospects. He finds 1t impossi- ble to reply to these as bis tune will not permit. Up to date, the mines of the Isabella group are simply encouraging. A few of tue claims haze very little work done upon them. Mineral Hill anc Hap py Jack have more developments than the others. These two claims prom ise well, bat at tbe present stage, to build high, would be premature The policy of the company under the lead of tie present Superintend- ent .s this to thoroughly equip the mlll for custom work, and out of the profits, develop the mines. The mil will start about the 10th inst. and the Superintepdent expects to run continuously on aL average of five tons per day. The mill should yield 3 fund for use at the mines of aoout  $1 ,000 per month. The shaft on Happy Jack is TOT feet deep and approaching the syenite. The entire vein averages IS ounces silver per ton, rich but very narrow streak gives 1908 ounces.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

The tree-plantiug law in Iowa is likely to prove q tremendous fraud on the state treasury. It provides that for every acre of forest trees planted the sum of S100 shall be exempted from the owners assess ment for ten years, and for every acre of fruit trees $50 for five years. Taking advantage of this opportunity to improve their prop cry without increasing its taxable value. the farmers have gone into tue tree-pianting business very euergeti- cally, and this year there IS returned to the auditor an aggregate sum of nearly S6, 900 ,00e on which exemp- ton is claimed-e sawng in taxa ton of about S180 900. At tbis rate Iowa will become in time not only one of the heaviest timbered but Highest taxed States in the whole Union.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

Mr. s. P. Ellis, of Brooklyn. N. l., brother of Mrs. Sarah A. Dor sey. of Beauvoir, Mss, who left by will her half million of property to Jefferson Dayis, to the exclusion of the natural heirs. has received a copy of the will and ii letter from Mr. Days, who intimates that he means to accept the gift. Alr. Ellis says the contest of the will IS decided up- on. Eminent counsel have been em- ployed for this purpose in New York and New Orleans. 4 butter fight is anticipated.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

The new constitution of Louisiana is to be submitted to a popular vote on the first Tuesday of December next. Should it be ratified, the gen eral assembly elected in November, 1878 wIll be dissolved and the new legislature convene CD the second Monday of January, 1880, at which time also the governor and lieuten ant governor elect are to be install- ed in office.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

The Republican state convention of New York, to be held at Saratoga on che third of September next, will be composed of 452 delegates. There are numerous machine eandi- dates for governor, A. B. Cornell, chairman of the Conkliug State com mittee, standing at the head of the list. The reserve candidate is Ham ilton Fish.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

A grand jury m South Carolina recently delivered itself of 3 most extraordinary presentment. A man vas lynched ia Spartanburg county and the jury was invited by the Court to consider the matter This they proceeded to do, but with she remarkable result. not of eondemn- ing the people involved iu the lynch ing, but of justifying the acE.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

Randolph, a horse thief, was hang ed at Hillsboro, New Mexico, to the llmb of a cottonwood tree. He had been pursued into Arizona, as far as the Little Colorado, and taken back to New Mexico.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

From recent mining activity ID New York, 1t is evident that San Francisco is soon to lose its prestige as mining centre.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

Jesus Flores of the Mesilla valley pursued horse thief as far as Fl Paso, killed him and recovered bis horse. Jesus deserves well of bis country.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08
Arizona Silver Belt.
Friday. August s. 1879.

TIE -fRKz0Ed SILFER BELT e issuea Friday psorsispgs, at Globe, I'inat County, .1ffz0Au. TEXAS OF .sUBSCRIPIY0A-Cae Teaf, folu DoilGrs: Sir A0nfhs, Iaeo DoIlars als6 flftv Cents; Iares Aont6s, 0ae Dol lar and Fiyfg Csats-Iardriabig ta dd- Odnce RATES OF ADVERTISKNG gsusn upoa af- Diicati0n. J0B PRINTING done PyoaPtIg aad as Rsa- sona5le Prices. dddresS,
 fl. q. HdCKNEY, Editor.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

Part of the non for Lesinsky's Arizona railroad passed through Las Cruces, New Ne1ico. on 80th inst.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

Louis Trimmer, of Silver City, N. M-, was married, on the 26th ut. 10 Miss Sophia Heisley.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

Attitudes of notable points in Globe distrist commencing at the Miami mill oll Pinal Greek and go- ing north, up to Richmond Basin