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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-15
cooDwlS MINING coMpAxY-LooAr1oS oF

GOODWIN MINING COMPANY-L0CATION OF
 VI works, Turkey Creek Yayspai count,, Arizona : location cf principal place nf busiaess San Frnnci O. Calf rpaNotsce is hereby given that af meeting of the Drcctoss, he the eleventh (sfJ day of Jn v ls79 assessmsui No Oee CD of fidc1 Gents CT share WAS e.ed on the captzi stock the corpora ton, payable immeiiately, Ia United states gold com to the secretary. at the oce company No62 Ne vada bh.ck. No sJs Montgome sreet, San Francisco California.
 Any stock upon which this asEessmenf shan remain unpaid on FRIDAY, the Fifteenth (t6fhl DAY OF sale as public auction and unless payment s mace be- fo-e wl be sold on THURSDAY, the FOURTH fifhl DAY OF sEhIkMBER, ls1a to pay the delnqnent asse1srHnf, tgesheF with of advertising ana ex tsA.sea cf saie. wM. H. LINT secrstar,
 osice--No ca Nevada Block, No S9 MoufroInsr r, street, San Francisco, California ty2tfd
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Administrater,s A Nosica.

In the Probate of the cous;y oi noAav Territory of
 In the matter of tho Estate
 of
 JAMES P. BULL. deceased Notiee s hereby given, that W. M Erider Aanssuss- trator sf sHh Estate, has thG day presented ant filed hts pet tn rr4stas for order of sas Of the real es ta, thai H is necessary Co se the whole of said real estate.
 IL Is therefore ordered by the Judge of said Court that al persons fnfere-rd ia the estate Of sai eceasd appear betore said Probate Court, on Saturday ths Soth day [ August. A. D 1872, at f o'clock. a. s . the cosirtrocfn of said Court tn the toAn of Mflers PRrk, aohsve cuunfy. Ieylssy of AFizaaa, fo show cause ply stsieg shGrl not he granted said Al slsssfAiar te sep ai he Fessstste said sceassd
 CALDWELL WRIGHT
 PROBATE CLERK.
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Notice to Creditors.

fsteie es HOWARD $. THOMPSON, asuea.s.l.
 Notice C hsEssf 9ssess tr tAe usaerxsxnea Admin t. e Inc crediief- of. aud sn rersoas kass8e eIa rr aesirst fhe ssid 1seeesei. tss sxAftsf th~n. .s,S tsf eetetrs sse1sfs. Nithia fsar sucsssns al-r he ss fat kv esot es A. '. Ts1sss. d Nlss4A i..ra ~ have Castats. Aria0ae ESlsfS w TtfaseSss,.s V
 fstalssfsssf sisss tsossss S. .honfscs, ses=sses.
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X Chicayo paper has been eximining the premium list for the State agricultural fair this year and makes some curious dIscov- cries. For example. the highest premium for horse. is twcnty.Ave ,ioilars, wl.ilc s!iif;y five k offered for the best rabbit; the bes; exhibit of wheat is promised ten dollars. while fifty is offered for the bsss collection of fossii, lyiih such ofemiams as these there dossn't seem tu ,ie Ass reason why agrieultnrc sheulln't make rapid rrouTcss h Illinois.
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Adn, n,inisiratersss Sale of Real Els
 tate.

Sotcs is hereby given that in rursusnce of sn ord e of the Probate Court. Of the sunty of Aohaxr Terri t0ry of ArizCs. made the 2pt day of JaauAry A. D 1ssa, in the mater f the Essai~ of JAMES CkN0vaN deeessed the undersigned. the AanlnissrzsT of said Estate, vta ca or sfter FRIDAY, fhA -st day tf August nett sell a rrLss sas, ayba tds tsrtns and vecttlons lartiiiafef mentioned end sHhtef fo the onntrnatio1 of sad Prcusse Court. al the rlxat ls interest sha etHte of the sad James CsDevsn af %
 time of bi death, sd An tho rseh, tile and interest that She ssd stac has y operation otherwise ecs1sres efer than ia sadittou that oT the ssia Iaas tsnovan st the time of hs death, is. and Co sf that certain sssig ground and claims knosn as she CoSSOR and TlLtskN claims with sf~ins ef water vel and mnfrs cabin connected thertxffh. fna sk. ra-.enaiif teEsrto- Saii nis, osaszns. sfz4ns wsn snd in, sisasats abou tso i.s esst~kriay from fe Village sf Chloride in NohzSe County Terr4f,rr of triEona The claim kboxn llae Tiiasn elaisp ion- fht Ccnutf elkn. the northern ffne taexeof sa ip eudes hftssn hundred fess along the Conn-s isi or lelcr. fe Conner claim hef.1 ot the sssas iss4s r lelsrr. sna ssing tssts8d fed in length s.rs clam being in wia.h eia hundred feet,
 N4h tns undersigned, ii his resaenos af Chiof3~ fn kiaerzl Psss in ssis county.
 Ts-ras snd conditions of sale; Ts staty-re ger cen, ef the of inc archsse money ss b raa ia oass s The tae af sse, the resiae ia tr equal Iaysnefss ts h te ia fhirsy, sirtf. sf nihes days rom tks sss s sais, sh security for she sane t sFprore lv fhe ifohsss stase, JOHN hECKfEf.
 ksfulsisisziaf Esssfs Of gsnass esanovsfs Sessv.s Mipsr1 Psrk, sUy flsh, iezpiis.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-15

The Economic, Boston Miniog Journal has the following notice in regard 10 taC Prescott Mining Company, of which c. C. Bean, is Superintendent, and which owns the Aztlan and Bradshaw Mil:
 The advertisement of the stock of thi- company, which appears in this number ol the Econ6mist, is worthy of attention. Itis undoubtedly first-ciass enterprise, ani in the hands af arsisclass men, Therp ought = la. no difficulty in tho mines producing enough bullion to gay nl~~. u.'iaena7 on the share capital to the extent of at least twenty per cent yearly.
 The President IS an old retired merchant, who hss for upwaris of thirty years been n trustee in the Dry Dock savIngs Bank, of New York pity, one of the oldest, largest, and best money institutions in the State, and the vice president of the Board of Commissioners of Chaiit ities and Cor rectiou. Thc trustees are ali nIen of char acter and ability
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-15

''Pai," said snoggiethrepe, who IS fond of using high-sounding phraseology to hts man-,d-allwork, "I'm going to town al 10 o'clock and shall wreI our the cucumber beds in the inierum.7 ''lnterum,' thought Pat, that 5 mighty gusre name for gar den, anyhow" ''is Mir. Snoggiethrope al homer ssked visoior. who called shortly after. "yis, SOFT; yell find him ai voFk ia his iuterum there beyant So ye will.'-- Sorpevllle Journal,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-15

Aud ia A,ooaance with sW and an order ol tne boas. f Directors the seeoDd Day of uee so l.-ss ssrss f sa5 asI Of sush stock as may he necessary, vil be sold at Public ArctfOn, at the oee or the com rsny Archer Buildlng Fountain street ssn seses t,aiforaia. on MONDAY. f4e ssh hA1 or Apo-, fssa d. Ia A. M of saia day ts pay said dsiinqusnt ssssssrent therron te her vita cost of advertising 'A >is''' ws. REGxART. SECRETARY.
 AuS1st ssh lsss
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-15

The DOdic Sess complains that with & population of 1000 there is no church m B,sdic. IL is something unusual for the cd itor of paper in alnining camp to clamor ,or q church, as there is a superstition among miners that when the churches come into a camp tho good times go cut; that the faro and monte banks, and the six shooter recede and go down as the gospel approaches. This iS merely superstition. however, for ik most of the mining towns af Nevada. churches rear tall spires, and
 -nd faro banks snd shooting scrapes !. ], A'O.,us Green Bay tree.
 sa excuse hlmself 4 Darirn man soUght .i.es he ,.x from jury duty on inc grourr l...-,.l iiIflt. nl ni..
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-15
Notice fe Publication.
Lasp orrrcr. rpr.rnrr. A

LsND oFYIcN, ppvacorr A.
 Jng, 39sh. fs7a.
 Notice is herey s that the foioullF nam d as liar -' has filed notice of hls lnienuo Co ska asl ,,rrS ai ihe exrfrsfian Of tairty da,s fron he sss nj a Hotire. viz: JOSEPH CON bREN, VI e-s Pre-ernTsion DeciaTet1ry ststrgn nt No rss fu. t. N " "a of \. t, seot!sz lt, and r.. !, of a " ls and ~ q. af x. N. hs, Section a ToEushin IT ortn kanee k West and hs names ti.e sols,,-s.s .s his witness var: James N. pods1n, of psess0tt ana chri>t OEtorwAldi, Of Prescott. --'.
 wH.S. KALLY, Register.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-15

Tn. $. F. News Letter, which always tries tc c on the strong sl--, '' 'e,' clever in reading the signs of the tia. - '" advance. secs light shead and boldly steers for it. In its issue of August 9ih, it says:
 .srhe signs of the State canvass all point one way. They indicate that Hon. Geo. C. Perkins will alnos; certainly be cur mex, Crrrrnpr
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MISCELLANEOUS
pel,uauens Notnce.

.a noS,Ta GoLp AND SILVER NM Sss ,'ss'.s' evA- fp.Sy. Iocsr.on of Principal fi.se = -ss-s. San J0se. csfafnIa-i L-sea.,sl .s =. -
 ScF1rE-rhere are delinquent aIon trs ,e . lsxfsa .crisei stock on sccoaaf of Assi..nena sss s me re- |. !, fa,s ssx eral sInozlrss set oppps e 'a.9 -~ - .,.ertl,e skare hal1lfs, a sfolloafs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-15


 of Arizona. County of Nohave,
 CHARLES KAIGHIS, Plaintiff, The Blackberry Mil and Mining Con- paay, B. spear and Breon, composing the nrn of bresn < spear. !. c. Cureton. Mm. B. ..lden0nr anu samuel Cr0zer, conpos.a t-e arKn of RideEou. Croxier, l.. Bashford, h. II. isurmister and W. Bsshaord. composing the firm of l.. Blsnford E Co.,, r. W. bIske, John Howell aaa David Calm.
 Action brought in the District Court. of the Third Judicial District. for the County of Mohaye, the Territory of Ar.zons
 The Territory of Arizona greeting to the Hack berry MI aud Mining Company, B. H. Spear sud Paul Curston. D. rtidenour and Samaal Crozer, con- posing the firm of Bdsnotr and Croz L.. Bashford R. IL Burlnist and WIn. c. Bashf5fd. composing the nrm of L Bashford .S Co.,, r. W. Blake. Joha Howell and Da4id Calm.
 You are hereby sum noned and required to appear in on action brought against you by the above named plaintiff, tn the District Conrs of the Third Judiciat District, in and for the County of Nohaye in the Terri. tory of Arizona. sud answer tae la!nt flied with the Clerk of the Court Miner Park m taid county within twenty days texcesive the day Of srryio ftr the service upon yoI cf tl sumBone, ff served within hs eoanty; out fl served of the county within his Dis riet tea wtnin thirty days in al other f0rtv days.
 And are hereby no Ined that if you ial to appear and the complaint above reaairea the plain tiff ~ii sppv 10 the Court for the reef dernznded in rad compaint and costs and endorsements in this be- b expendfd.
 Given unde- my hand and tho seal of the said Dis trict Court, this 9 tn day of June. A. D. 1879.
 CALDWELL WRIGFT. IsEALl (sussdA0s tisfk,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-15
TaAe Nosle..

I-fsos,s sre hereby ~un ed and forlsss.n to n,, en-ss of 'e1 snS animals with Eny brand,
  s,.,,,i as,s , so' ssiorsea any pesoa tO .s siosl
 IA. YouEeK. sr,v isss ,e.. Williamson vaEIsy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-15
DlssoIutlon of Co-partner.hin.

Frsslt1s. Saiy 21nd le7a. The par4nership here- -sfoFe oxts as bri.rs-s s -, aerssneu, aef he nfia 0f Ansrrs i,s,. i .sIeoy dissolved hy inutua consent AI set for inc nfs eoarsciea nP 10 aud inclnsise cf thc above ss- sl oe pssa ef w.A A. Rose. ~ho, sions is astnortzsi 70 rseeips Tor debts ass Inc above nrnl.
 V. 4. ROWE.
 q H. AEHrlt4
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-15
Notice

lise Los.ry aisztisea for tals date ls uiiss..Sa. fisast. sla es reaeene6 d psr. i1 essa, css prS- -'-'H'a 70 fs CflLna ATEA
 iHn-eeff A.r.. aazes sIa Is73.
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Lost.

aazk nsg maze. Zen yst ss a3a hrarldesi ss on ths n shvui1 r aud small sF vita hsif crsie er i.s st aip- leu dol rf hs pad Cor he rrtnrr og t sraiaas to my raaen oa Niios CrSrk.
 Pssaoost Asx <. issp -s~- V ''' 'AA@sAos.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-15
Summons.
NJ. CARR < CO. Iaain,ins.

fn the District Coart Thrd Jddieai District MohaNe
 County, Territory of Arizcns,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-15
Special Notice.

At special meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Prescott Mining Company held at the Ofsice of the Compa5y, Ia the City of New York the day of May, is7s, the following resolution was unsRn,crslT Assssyza- shat CURTIS 0, BEAN, of the Civ of Prescott, County of yasapa, and Territory Of Arizona e, and he is hereby spiciDted the Legal Agent auc Supel ptendeni of the Prescott Mining Comp nv for the state oi California and the Ter-ttoFy og Aassns. q Jphn H, CstsSrne, sestsar} of ts Prescott Mining coInpai 10 hegy sortify that have compared going the oTisina resolution, and the same is n true and oorrec copy of the of a thereof Ia witness whegeoi have hcreuuto set my hand and
 afBxed he CorpoTsie seal of the PREscorr freseOss Mining cosnpany. 2; conPAsY. day of May, 4. r. ls7e-
 s-r--- !. tf GvkSEAss sseizE@Es Jane iish. 1878.
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, l..
 OPTICS OF rHE SECRETARY. IgoHS ]. GOSPEfl, Setweary of the Territory af Ar. zons, do hereby certify that have ih day. the hour ::l0 duly filed for record In my ace, the certa cats of appointment of CURTIS C. BEAN. fa he Astsg in Arizona, for the Prescott Niains ,s2sAla-.IY, /er.TA ny hand saA sffsed my esiioisl sekl lhis S~J 18th day Of June, !. D !, is7a JOHN I. oOsFtsR
 SECRETARY or TEknITonH.
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.
 OYYfcE or THE SECRETARY. |, JOHN !. dOSPER, Secretary ef the Terzltsrv of Arizona do hersby certify that have this day. the srtices of incorporation ?. 'as lsese0t Mining cosnpshs q ses korh.
 In w1insss whereof have hercunfo eel my hand and affixed tay ociA' seal this 9dth day Of Jnne fssa
 sEAGl JOHN ]. c isPEH SECRETARY,
 Ter T. T.. ANDERSON. Asst. Sec.
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Summons.
CHARLES KAIGHrs, Plaintiff.

In the District Court Tnrd Judicial District Territory
 Of Arizona. County of Mohave.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Summons.

In shs psssrse< Court of the Thsrd Jaclsi psziet'
 rerTifory of Arizona, coanty os neeass-
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4At IE-tu 'TVNENlNVNs JOHN J. GosPER, Secretary of Territory.
 By J. E. Anderson, Assistant Secretary.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-15

Action brought in the District Court of the Third Judicial District, in for the County of Mohsye the Territory of AT
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FOSTERS "HAMBLEroNIAN. !.

W, Knott, deceased.
 PRxscoTT, July 2endy lsse.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-15

ABOUT LfGHTNiNt.--A bluHVtf Stofb split lot of telegraph poles near Gila Bend, Arizona, Friday night, and the accompany ;Ig rain washed the railroad track slightly.
 X fasmsr in France has been plonghing with electricity. lie generates bis current after the manner of producing guid from the electric light, and leads the current from the stationary engine house to the fed by sa ordinary wire where it is made to revolve .a electric sngire, hauling the blows across the fe, attached 10 aa era'ess cable. Re port says it wofss successfully.
 A gentleman in Virginia rcnorts he- has sent messages successfully between stations eleven miles distant without the Use of 8 conducting wire. By tse use Of kites he sends small vire from each station sev- eral hundred feet into the air, where he finds current to conduct the fluid from one kite to the other. thus periectipg his circuit, ibe earth being usai IS return ciFs uil, the same as ;a telegraphiDg by lhc ordinary masia, The novel machinery eni ployed as the Feciey'ng instruments Is not described. He is aboui Co tfy tG work .s-svss ihe oec3a San BorbarliEe fimes,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-01
PACIFIC COAST T.
~srEcIAL 70 THE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
CALIFORNIA.
Suicide Of James D. Fay.
A CASE OF BIGAMY.
Meeting OF Bank stock holders.


SAN FRAScIsco. May 81.
Regarding the recent supposed suicide Of
James D.. Fay, at Empire City, Oregon, the
friends Of the deceased in this city are losth to
believe that deceased died by his own hand.
They state that Mr.. Fay had made some bitter
enemies In Oregon by his participation i'll GER
tain litigations, and that som few years ago
he was waylaid and nearly killed by two broth
ers named Ish, one Of whom he shot and dan
gerously wounded. Since then threats have
repeatedly been made against his life. He was
in Sprague's saloon Ut the time, Mr.. Sprague
leaving Mr.. Fay sitting alone in the saloon.
shortly after going out Mr.. Sprague heard .
pistol shot in the saloon, and run
ming In found Mr., Fay. still sit
ward and blood flowing freely from : wound
in his right temple. His pistol was lying in
his lap. with two hamber empty. and looked
- II Just discharged. He did not speak or
move after Mr.. Sprasue reached him. Mr.. Fay
WAS . member OF the Masonic Lodge, and viii
De buried 0y that Order at Marshield to day.
A telegram has been sent. requesting that the
pistol be retained - evidence. The surround
tngs are 80 peculiar that it ia proposed 10 in
stitute : thorough examination.
J.D. Whaley. an attorney. was before the
terry. committed on Ida whaley, in the formers
once, 81 Montgomery street. From the testi-
mony adduced.i IL Seems likely that . case Of
oiganay may grow out of 1t. IS the complainant
svers inst NE - married to WhAley. The lat
yer denies me marriage, and Was married to
another lady about . month ago.
The stockholders Of the Pacific Bank met TO-
day 70 consider what course TO pursue with the
business OF the bank. 9 being liable to be
anected oy the adoption Of the New Constitu-
s'on. After some discussion it was decided TO
postpone any action on the subject until after
the next Legislature meets, when the course Of
the oank will be governed by the character of
the lcgfal alton enacted.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-01
California Cola Mines.

Says the Evening Bulletin" Hardly
ens-tenth Of the gold quartz lodges Of Cali
fornia which are known to exist, are
worked. Not one-hfth Of the COLLABORATING
gravel deposits Of California are worked.
Yet the ptatistips show that many Of these
deposits which have been worked have
yielded more than $l00. 900 to the acre. 1t
Y : notable fact that very few Of the mining
interests Of California figure on the Stock
Boarde- The great mines Of Grass Valley
are never called. Great mines which have
cost millions 70 develop and the dividends
81 which arc o swelling over . million in
the aggregate. are not in the stock lists.
Once : year something Is heard Of these
mines in the annual reports; aud Of others
nothing is heard becanse they are not in
corporated. and the three or four men who
Them have no interest in maintaining
: good degree OF reticence. The unincor-
porated mines Of California greatly out
pumher all those which have been incor-
porated. II y we'll to bear these facts in
mind. The deposits Of precious metals in
me somewhat indefinite territory desigpa-
ted - the Pacific Coast, have only been
here md there explored. The pioneer can
no longer take out his ounce in An hour
with an old knife and Z pan. II REQUIRES
capital now TO open either . gravel or 4
quartz mine. There are millions Of dol
lars employed In these d-eselcpments Of
which We hear nothing, and probablv
never shall. unless some new quartz ala.
trict, like the Bodie or Lake, IL discovered.
Aen who are taking gold out Of PLACER
minoa Al the rata of ! aim n0n .~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-01

Current Topics Reported from Ali
Quarters.


Cnrrsnt Topics Reported from Ali
Quarters.
France is . greater wheat producing
country than the United States.
Tho exported fruits. dried, green and
canned, in 1878. amounted to $l,477, 900.
In 80 years the silk industries OF France
advanced from S.. 900. 900 to $3.50, 000. 900.
There were SIS. GOT .ooi gallons Of petro-
1eum produced in the United States last
year.
Tho export Of butter and cheese from
the United States in 1878, amounted to
el0. 033, 900.
Some writer remarks that il cost more TO
Hill an Indian than it does TO build .
Schooi-house.
More than one-half OF the population Of
ths United States are directly engaged in
agriculture.
The Atlanta Constitution " says The
people will have to decide in 1880 whether
the war Is over or not.
The cheese aud butter. in q single season,
paid u. 900, 900 transportation expenses on
tho ~, and s.. 900. 600 to the railroads.
II was stated 10 the -ewspaper some
time ago that the silk industry Of Europe
paid Japan $4.0o0,0 900 yearly for silk
worms eggs.
The United States produces $50, 900. 900
pounds Of cheese, and 81. zoo, 0Oo. 900
pounds Of butter yearly, worth $3.50, 000.-
000-more valuable than the cotton crop.
Kentucky reports state that tobacco
plants are generally Of . backward growth
this year, and but little planting will be
Affected. even in the south counties Of that
State.
The agricultural exports in 1878 were
more than twice - large ~ the manufac-
turing aad all other exports combined, and
the agricultural exports exceeded the en-
tire imports OF the United States that year
BY moro than $50, 0ot, 900.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-01

The sEsrrxEL this morning commences
IL seventeenth volume Its history Is me
history Of the town and county Of Eureka.
II q the Oldest and most trustworthy
Democratic paper in the State Of Nevada.
II hiss always been true to the people the
country and itself. It will ever nj in the
same groove. It never told . lie, publico OF
privste, in its life. Itnsvsr will uafsf sne
present management. Its religion is 70
treat all men and all interests alike. lbs
HxxrrsKL Ii thankful for past favors md
homes 70 merit Z continuance Of the m
More, il not necessary to be said.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-01
FOR EIGN NEWS.
ESPECIAL TO TIE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL J
Double Eruptions Proceeding.
RACES FOR THE GOLD CUP.
No Choice Between:submission. u
-CesapulsiOn.

RoxE. May 81.
The latest advfces from Rsndazzo report new
cr.fers formed on the two slopes OF Mount
Efna, and a double eruption Is proceeuihe-
mo Aci. Reale. and Catxnia roads are blocked,
and considerable damage has been done.
CArASIA, May 81
Fresh craters have opened on Mount Etna,
endapeerpg Bisncsville. kandszzo and Castis-
lone. Clouds and ashes overhang
which is in almost total darkness.
LONDON, May 81.
In the race for the Gold Cur. Primrose and
Parole ultimately led until fairly In line for the
homestrctrh, when Primrose was beaten. and
Parole getting the best of Alchemist. won clear
ly by half 4 length. Primrose coming in q Dad
third. The value Of the stakes was $4.2O0. The
.Sports,nan'' says: With Paroles victory for
cign horses may bid farewell to any allowance
in weight for age cups.
Bismarck's note, inviting the cities OF Har,-
burg and Bremen to surrender their privileges
"a free ports. and 70 associate themselves with
the Imperial fiscal system. is couched in sucn
terms as to leave no choice between submission
or a certainty Of compulsion.
LONDON, May 81.
The STANDARD" has information that the
CHILEAN wooden vessel, Covadonga, was not
sunk in fight of Iquique, as has been re-
ported.
orders have been t~elegrsphed for the greater
part Of the British squsdron TO assemble ON the
coasts Of Chilli and Peru.
The men working ON the hull OF the steamer
pomerauis, will blow open the doors OF the
mail room to-day, with the hope OF recovering
the treasure.