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Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29
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EpIroH BE1T T.-The articles of Incor porsfioa of I Mineral Ceeek Mining Com. play were fled in tdis city. May 3d, and ct Albany May 4.h. The Directors are A. q Iine.r, C. c Rodgers, Join T. Williams, Solomon FaFck and Abram Wakemen. Tie Company owns the D. c Cg mine of Mineral District. Pinal County. Arizona
 Jolln T Williams is q partner of Gen erai Fisk.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29

Our delega ein Congress and bis fair spouse hononas us by the following inyi- salion We regret our inability to have been present upon the happy oeeaslon, and, fherefor extend oar greeting through the agency of type, wishing tAe happy couple . prosperous and pleasant voyage without a bseeze over the turbulent sea of life.
 Mr and Mrs. Campbell request ihe pleasure of yoar coaDang t their Mar riags Recepiioa I1arsday May 20 lSse from seven to half past eiglr D. m., HOS 9th St N. N Washington, D. t'
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29

We have reesIved tbe secoaI numbei D. she Dgn weekly pablishel at eiba City, by J. D Besmart < JAme3 hd Itis inseiligsally edited and pre ass eeoi fvaarranAicaI aDpearanee. Me pel come | as a siesirable addition to our lisl of Arizona exchanges
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29

The. contract for tbe telegraph poles f0i the ala5e aud San g.srlos line has blSn awarded to J. II. Eaton, the lowest bIsiler for tro aollars and at.r eeaN distTibI.ed where theF are 10 be greeted.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29

T..a lawIess acss of few dransen Mex- jeans and ladians ia tlle upper end oF town have bscome so feqlsat and iu;o. etahle as to i,e tbe sabjeet Of iust com.
 plainA The Saturnalia of San4ay night and Monday morning ws without inter.
 mission from sho7.iy afser nigh flll until
 dawn. Whisky was ths suparindasing cause of : Eell breaking loole Firing of
 pistols was altogether too frequent to ren der repi.iti9a ei-her safe or agreeable.
 Men .3y morning, after sun up shree drunken buck Indians were seen in an ar royo, in the immediate vicinity Of sle
 pneviaus nigafs rio having bottle hilf
 filed wi.h whislSy. Il is felony to
 give or sell whisky 10 an Indian. The
 peace Of the community demands lhal in. fractions of the law should 5e severely pua-
 ishsd. Citizens complain tiat ihe tamalf
 ol Sunday Ii ght was tbe straw ihas broke tue eamei's iaeis and say shat if the law
 wiii not bring or.ier oai Of chaos they viii
 apply the remedy witb witherins effect
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29

The Ckimeseavfs suren3er namheretl iua 3)4 starving men women and etii- dren. Their wants have been supplied Saey are nes- the line of Arizona, but n California where pincfHng waHt caused them to become troublesome.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29


 3In Nics0rio, wife and cli.llren of the x + marAuding chief l.- at the ssn CarI5s Agency, the old la ly is "quife poorly aa3nel C hsF bIaa1eas She j. n,I. even 5assably goea looking. even fora sqaaw and, therefore. t is guess ell tBat slould tbe ihre.n of life of her llege loei 3e niprsd in sone one of bis ( daaiIs easoaaters igi.h neral il ltcb'
 eolgred noops back Ip,Iiaas wosild not nsah ss an irri presibled sare to be1one Aielqrios aieeessef as bps of her af'.c tiaa Some ladie and genaemea from GioI Hao recently ,isite her ia Der yii.s-a-up, near tiieassa.Jf buildings. were kistliT gseifed, bat noteiFhsta taadiag slley
 us3b sa43 probably dl disaove a iassiRg ieFil D giiIe cid sAc willnaed sosps Ih.ng more shan aia Ariadnc's cleW to sad Her from De abgFiathian ssar9uRsinss that hedge her from her ehaslHsn5 1of caa he reach her lovely. p:s aara a.sa hass in lhs sunshine Of her reiies8Ad 'Fnilas witbDl. beiag sbot
 hgaegi tle bowels bY s''ue one of tbe arlserea scoits ho dislike him as t3ey e9." ZIP ef cod poiHon' Aud while npcn iie Indian guestio9 ve nay IS well si'Fe sEe lls direct ie New Mexican news panar sta'finenis shat ssn Carlos Indians la oinlsi 1ietorIo. Our safety from lis 'lnerrlils riiies is tlie ilRtagonisfa of ean aEsos Indians 10 hifp and Dis band
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29

The mercury at sunrise Thursday mil ea 49 degEees Do you no' sliiFeT2
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29

Prof SilNman of Yale College. who weil Eo Ne9 Mexico some tiae ag5 attht insusnee of certain Elstefil capitalists tc eSaaine into the nliaeral rsDurees Of thai Tegitn, has lHsl returned an1 made a re- pors 1e gives q y'ery easoaraeiag ac- count 0I tue prospect f0iihe dcgelOpmen; of mineral wealth there, aai msnions different districts where the application or moaefn seientire saelols in mining msy bring foeib great resulss. Many mines snpposea s3 fe very rich have lain idle for centaFi.s, haEiag been worked by l.eiaas before tbe Spanish Cantaest
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29
Mining Timbers

Ailosder left witll EtT0N s BA{bEF or Gleyc, Niu De pfomafy attended, to.
 sIessre. BATON < NBAiI1sy wili aiso ksep q supply constantly oa hand sufficient tor si demand.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-14
MRS. MOML's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Tho Fitz John Porter Cause.-The ScDa-
tor Hill Scandal BeIva Lockwood
~ Counsel In the Case-Pcrs0nah
-Rusk's Premature Obituary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-14
@BLACK-DRAUGhr' cures costiveness
and Sick-headache.
For sale by II. S. Ervay u Bros.
Business Notice.

Call on T. G. Byrn, agent, Terrell, Texas.
He represents tho very best fire insurance
companies doing business in Kaufman county.
He will sell or buy city or county property,
or give any information desired concerning
the same. Call and sec him. He Is also the
agent for the DALLAS DAILY AND WEEKLY
HERALD for Kaufman county, and will
deliver every morning the paper
anywhere in the city Of Terrell, for
twenty-five cents per week, and take orders
for advertisements and lob work at publish
ers prices. Any business entrusted to him
will be highly appreciated. Office upstairs,
second-door east Of the Postoflce, on Moore
avenue, Terrell, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-14
"BLACk-DRAUGHT" cures dyspep-
STA, indigestion and heartburn.
For sale by w. II. Patterson.


Designed to meet the public want for a
harmless hair dressing and restorative, is
found in Parker's Hair Balsam. 1t acts
like magic, commencing at the very roots,
removes dandrutf and all humors from the
scalp, and never fails to restore gray or faded
hair to its original youthful color and beauty.
Falling hair is Immediately checked by its
use and it produces growth of beautiful
Young hair, soft, glossy and luxuriant, that
surprises every one. These properties, add.
ed to its exquisite perfume and purity OF
composition, render it the growing favorite
of the toilet table everywhere. Sold in large
bottles at only so cents and 81 by all first
lass druggists. 2eowtillaprl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-14
Inventors and Pntentees.

Should send for instructions, terms, rcfer-
ences, ETC., to Edson Brothers, Solicitors of
Patents, Washington, d. O., who furnish the
same ,cithom charge. Edison Brothers is a
well-known and successful firm of largo ex-
perience, having been established in 1860. diff
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-14
Rending Notice.

Messrs. w. II. Patterson & Co., the en-
terprising druggists of eur city, have been
compelled to order a large stock OF those
Justly celebrated "Snyder's Curative Pads"
In order to supply the increasing demand on
them.
Since their introductionin this part of the
country the people will have no other Pads
but the "Snyder's Curative Pads" as they
are all that is claimed for them.
ian24-d&w
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-14

Having returned to Dallas to stay, | may be
found In shop ready to do anything in the
building line.
gs@I will take one or two unimproved lot
n exchange for work. feds
, 1880-10-20


Democrats of tho present duy will bu astn,l-
ishcl 10 lcnrt, that tho great patron snIht ut
their purity. ut1.. Andrew Jucksnsl, was Il strnng
protective t1rilt ninN Hut fnr thatr bcuCsit Wo
reprint tho f1,0wI1,x letter from ODtl. Iackson
tU l>r. Colen,i,, uf Nurlh Cnrtla. ~ wu tlt,l II
IN Urue.ey's WA.a AitNnnau" fur lSEs,
WAe't1As'T0x CRY, Apr,t ~, ltl.-!Icaycn
vree. Ihat sM..Ae lrpsttlpnrr Lac htcsstt. "
VIII! thu nGMs's Ut Hutiunu! tnicpcr,lulIc.t aIll
NntipllAl Aefellay. II vi! tInfI pr refuse IL usu
tho Kifls which fte hA4 extended Il, Us, We dts
Bersu nut the c1nttnuntioliuf Ills hlesyiNK. liz
h!iB 'tlletl u!1r ntus1tnis,A nH1 Nllr plun4 With
ttttGeThss-With tentt, ttUt,, Ant cop1N.r-nna
given tss rlAtG nlitl soil fur the growing Ut
hetIi1 ard Wnnl: 'Thcsu t,pinX tho gTeht mute
ria's Hf u.lt EMtlonAl .lc{pssu, they nuRht "
hASt txtenasess IL lhesn MielNAso protection;
that nuf manufacturers ni1d lntkreFs tUny u.
Tppe. mnA th,,t wv hMsp within nlr country u
supply nf ttns0 lcaslinX md lnpartant articles
ku essential 10 war. =
VIII hsk whut ~ tho seul situation IT tho
naricnilurislf whhru ina thu American fur.uur
Il market fur h|x surplus l!tAtucrf Except fur
eOlto.. he llas isetIhtr u foreign Tor huln9 Mur-
ktl. IlNS mt this elGNrly ptute. when th0rt Ia
IN il,Arkel VI A1niu Or AbF.MI that thrt9 fH tOu
much !Abur c,ui'tlyD.l III nyrIe,s,tureY Common
IEnH narlcustuse III The Uugletl HtHtt.a GlD..A0
men, Wnllle4t, uld uhtlrcnt nld yn.1 Will ut onGu
give u market fHr lnuru btc!ltIstnif4 thun all
Europe llnw furnishes III. In shurl, sIr. Wv h,lvu
Mpn tOs, luiik subject tt sh9 pnlicy 1T lrttlah
MrrchnNes- u IL limo VIC Bht,iIa.i hecaltnu little
Mnre .lhic.icssaisti, uIil, iIIalcnu pf feeding
paupcrs alll lalurcra Vt Englalsl, feed our oSu;
, 1880-10-20
,,,ou Chin, tonoc,o nfyo,h,ne,or ,,,, =.

tllnu ChIcf fRnncio At Washington Inet s,,,,.
bes,,.lsc his trihp, thc Wren,n,,chcs, have -
other tri.ra of flo Southern Utes win,, ,SeaIs, IL =,
10 n0 ''snH, =; Ms'; 'o !" m :t'nx @ sa 9 "asss
crs pIace them where iey viii soon i1nlSes. i1npcsS e.
prnErc*s Of tho whites i. tho settlement n n n
co!ltltry, n,,'l where they will tnmtt'stciy H.
to lind plnecs for t!Gin nDrlh. south, ras. "
II run.net With white settler9; Tho Nio d ?.
Anin1llH, tho HUxt river rnst Ut the In Plat y
nirt.ns skirted With wnlt-to..ln riuss nt Atnssa
tat.s tItth farmers An1 st.'ck,rnlacra: ami n,
,Snicy. w!t!' % ihat of tho s"n a,a1!, tnto VIII
nlMt'. tflo only n!iicencnts g, M aurleaiufsl;,
'se ESs s ns xis!S Mys, e v"rs ;hS L. a,, 1" In
r,,s. thy tletnolls1s dwellings mn, fraRmc.sap,,
tM'ttery !odentinT ~ y thlekly:nnp11atetl reF3aS
sssy :'osy X II e fss%str m ~ srs
cnnsidrri''sl populations, fNrinlnE and rraIoss
ete,ck, Ike t',6lr I.ns Ati.nns nelrhtors, III,
an,[ s %S F|l s d' HI s,csii % VIII .S rfty er e. S!s
settlers coltl tlloy Go Nssured Of
iMMuSlrr rttuM INDIAN RAIDS
md 1ns1nn rnbl'cry. The protiucts of tito NIL
such N will hero be prHtucctl I'll great abunS.
III III placU ,tlnrp th'n lit the vicinity Ut TIC Sss
Juan ltlyer. To thn north ia tho celebrated g.
Juan mining repitn, shcro 70 ln,c, chicssa
try west md Etiiith bclaH mainly sterile I'D
tntn'ttatno,ts. The ncoplo ot tt!s region atq n
renInycd from nnv bthcr agricultural ocality..
nther produce tho sol! ot tho Sun jnnn mn
ne blo to s'pR,y f"T ls re retso nos
1nrulctl ~ land which. fnIling 10 tf tEenlseyet
they VIII mt 70 permitted. according To IL
torMs of tho treaty, to t!isrose Of for gcnesa.
Into which rnfltnh,t1 nrc now extending. and d.
prtvftH tho ntntng localities nf the procuctsa
The Commissioners have, therefore,
4 DELICATE TAsK nEroRE THEM,
a. yet untouched. On tho one hand arn the n.
f,,renents of tho aHrc9tncpt: on tho pihe,,
rhlic u9ley ait the needs atid demands ei III
certain nmonnt Of latitude sholild bo ttken, .od
ct,sn:ry considered. Practically tho utes en-
tc 1t teaShasnr n ! y "my ssed 81 cd 's tho I9e 'se.t;
sssps 's Sa atS i"e 5a o
tssaes'' 81 b. O. assa Eissf n@ens.s &C t' sss ss
t!ll tho l9u.l.. however productive it may b
rep1snec 10 work. ileca,'so 10 TIED to nsl. III.
them perform n1ntiun iMbor, they rnassacftS
Ateckcr, the Agent. md all nt the Agency ssrs
worso thnn lcath. At tho, best, tho Utes st iii
inay hn sIt.l,iteti, Tho sentiment nf Colorado l.
thut tho Commissioners Will conserve tho bea
interests Of tho State. promote the welfare Of 1s
whlto people. and not dtsptease tho Indians ~ 1
eInHs, by tIlotting them individually the rcquas
we'll. It viii not 10 !llilicult 70 ind ail the mi:
cultural lands thnt tlloy will till iii tho lrbs.
dlntu vicinity OF tho In Plnta.
Of tho Uncolnnnhgrc Utcs, nnt fur south Of whIts
nynr, Fclcctcl the sito for tho now military po,
, 1880-10-20
A PERFECT PANIC.
The Democratic Leaders IEopelcaly
Observation-Disclosures sAe NInin Cause
. Ot All TIiclr Troubles.

The democratic Leaders IIorelcaly
T}cln0rallzcd-Tnrtlf she 1Inin Cause
(: oi All TIicIr Troubles.
:, Hfsnatch to st. Louis 0iobs- Democrat.
.WAslIIS0rnN, u. G., Oct. l7.-Inforn,ntEon
Is crccetyed here from Pennsylvania, New
York, New Jersey, md scvcrnl Western
Suites that there Is n perfect panic among
Delnocrnt1c leaders on tho question Of tho
tnritf. The correspondence between Senator
Randolph nld f;eli" 1lnncock oil this subject
Is to be ustl rs change Of base BY that par
ty. A pro,nlnelt Democrat Of tho "Dayard
SCHOOL," WHO Is lM tavar,ef tariE FOR roye-
nuo Oi,ly nild 0pp0sod.t 10 protection III every
form, snys that u,e recent course of
ono OF the u,ost sEngu,ar features Of the
campaign, RMtl II 1t does not defeat the
party In Now York md other Democratic
States, 1t ought to. No party, Ilu says, chi,
long maintain its nseendcNcy that lnanifcsts
Tho weakness wlllvl, 1t has exhibited Gu this
ltlrstiDn slncn the election. llarcock'a reply,
lio ndtts, might lHlye becll written. 80 .far hs
lean. Even Judge Kelley would adult ti,at
our existing tnrtlf rcgulAtIas nre nut ptrfcct,
nlltt could, purllIpS, lju1tl,lGn!eA to 0ntvAutag1
at the suggestion, 0f commission ut uxEtrts.
Gcll. GArlel, llo HnyS. lRH meyer llltltte u yts-
cret Of IFS convictions, 10 tint effect. THO
question IL not ut nll WllcthCr tho tArilT shall
Ia rvtar.nctl, hut wl,ethar tho tarltl su,ttl le
basutl Oh tho llltsl 0t revenue 0r of protection.
IInncock ltt nlaintains, oya'lcs tho point aIto-
Kether, sultl tluesst, III why which. were he
practical 1,nlitlcinn lnsteadnf superb soldier,
to tho Inst degree. Ills yiews, lta Hollis, ara
IN palpabln and precise opposition to the
nlatfUrin llpoM which he Ii supposed to he
Standing. .lhe tact Is ttat tho Denlocrats, ho
syery Ss s"ta laaprat IT MI ss,,e sayu hi" ts vts oa
Of getting i,.tt' oco., The trick viii tleeelvo
no6otly, lcast ot oil tho Intelligent WORKING
men II tho country, It shows in striking
Democratic refurlners. II shows. tu0, tint
ilnlc0ck would llo u putty tlan liz tho hands
of tho llnrty leaders. lie has evidently no
Views OH tho larflf 0r OIL finance wllicl, could
tnstes OF tho managers Of the party ring, Ills
letter is 1nuglIed at here. and cannot fall to
, 1880-10-20

1lAnnlsoSnl.tu, va., Oct. ls.-A serious
tlistsstur occurred IN tho Shenandoah Wiley
Railroad Mt East Liberty, Page CpuM.
ty, VA, Saturday, tho entire trestl.~
work, 1,aG0 feet luMg and nlncty-follr
feet high, galng ttuWll With 4 craal,
III nne jrilnIscunils ruin. Instantly killing
Walker Jones, of liarDerrtIc. Grunge
cs cn Il ana afi}1 i}uslf1 seTaa,Sy Siis" st.%aT ,y @
,rhis accident will pruGabIy ttetay thu cn,il-
plc,lnn Ut this scctlo', Of thu road several
months.
, 1880-10-20
KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAS.
Meeting Of tho Grand LodEe-A verY
Attractive Procession.

a,tran,Ixo nrn.a-.,an '
m ,..', - ,,II's"I. :,
Tho drand Lodge or Illinois, knighn Of
pyth1As, began tts eleventh annual session Ia
tlte Asytun,. cornor of Adams and In Raljs
etr,o,o voat.rtnv ,ro-,}rr rho foflounv ~.
nt'oo's, res.oy t1e''s G. rr 1ns = -. ~.
lceEs Wero present: aeofgo ". HoFoman o'A;
Lt Y. aInson, V. u u; uh9la !. Ltoh ana Eugene
y. ltace. D. N.i L. y. u. H. II. ftotAe anu " =
Cashnlnn; George G. HldRewuy. u. p: p. 3. H.,
", b. Kcnnetly: q. r., ] D. nppcr. O. 81 Of t.: WP,
f,nt1,yoII. n, K, IL nnd q. Il a. f,norro n. shnv
=" 49, r,..1. ~ ~ . ~ ~ .vss.s
VI h"1' C1aiFo' h"o D 1"' A' w. so1' u "4scoa'
SIN, were Nldo present.
GRIND Chancellor Horduap submitted his ~
,x,rt fror, ,yl1ch n nnncnrnd fhnf tha 51raar In
H. ,,a,",o.,nn l., ,,,a .,on.,,t, r.>onoia,,
th's lueisa1cuon u III sooa eonal.ou h"aneiav
shown on uGcoilnt Of tho "unifarm rank"
G. u. o. +. Hopper presented hla report, which
showed n balanco juno ~ Of $1,1N.
Tho rcp0ct Of tho Q, X. It. aud 8. statoa tnas
tho sixty odd lodges had o membership OF 30sL
The Grand Lodge then adjourned TO tats
part In
TILE PARADE.
The turnout Of tho resident nnd visiting lodses
OF KuI0tlts Of ryth[as WAS viewed by large
crowt|s al pcon,e tiurinn its ontiro march Yte
sjpJ, fnrtnotl on Albums street, tho right Of
We're y s sir Kpini,ts S Jacot anYdsr and Il Gnr!s5,
mounted, and closefy followod bY three hel1no.M
Them cnsna an 4 ahief MMrshM, JAZZ T. Hesly. fol-.
1owntt hv a sntIatf al noIicH i,nier comnland os
Enrgt. Uarruw, OF tho Twelfth Btrect Statiou.
FotInwinr thu 1,1Iiec eSn,rt came thn First Her.
innnt nant nrorHItnw Fart i)enrbnrn indgs
, 1880-10-20

Spstidl Dlipalth 10 7Nt Ch4euoo TRIBUNE.
Bul.1.tSnruS, In., Oct. 18.-At MI carly
lIunr this morning II nlan was found ucatl
III front of tl,s residence Of &. W. blythe,
III this city. M eyidenco M to his
Identity WIS obtained. The sllpposltlon
is TINT l,e stepped off the sidewalk aid
fill, striking his hpali ngainst II stnmp, amt
thus i,let itls deatll. Il watch md money
wose found II, his l.ockut,, Which precltldrs
tho idca of r0l,lery. Arttclrs foui,d uron
tic bn.iy would imttcatn Tint tho naIne Ut tho
tllu.lgll nothing tctinit llus been leArnett.
, 1880-10-20

6rxtnl DsspAtth tn The Chteo2o Tfttnne.
MctiuEdt, H.. Oct lS.-Thn'llls WyBne,
whu IAatl heell sck llero far solno tl.l.u, sui
denly left his bel two weclsa agu ullu could
mt le fnund.. Iltsbusly WIS recovered IN tho
ElkntlOr.
STtuNruS. Me-, Oct. ls-Etfrcl}a Partridge,
Carrie .llfckIHlr,l, Enlua Berry, antl Fred
Patterson were tlraWue.l by u lilht Nrsct&(ng
IN tho nrbur The bodies Of the glrls were
reEGf4Tutl.
, 1880-10-20

Many people are so utterly careless rs to
tic worth nf tlnla tlAt they Will Mtste
n,,nths Ut It III replnillg NJ tlleir III f0rlulls
u always helay sick, when they cuuls ,aGe
Dyspepsia, Liver Disease, Blood Disorders,
elc,
, 1880-10-20

NrESA VISTA, Tenn., Oct. ia fatal
shooting atrray happened hero yesterday.
DR., Sebe johnson, Ills two sons, and Mir
Steele attacked two n,en named Owens md
Sutlberry Mt thu latter's residence. The cl-
tire party were wounded. Owens Rlltl 0ne Of
Johnsun's SONS l,1artnlly. Mr.. J0lnsUn. his
other sou, allA Steele have lied. The cause
Is MI old telld, r..
, 1880-10-20
uALvIa1onE's CELEBRATION. i,

HALTIAlOlE'S CELEi}1kATIOS.
UALT,Mul.k, Oct. IA grand torcl1.llghs
procession VI thu Ff.l, Maryland Regiment
alul tiraNd Army 0f tito KUpnblIc, IN contiu'
Matlnll 1T tho celebration Ut the settlement ot
baltimore, NUS Witnessed by bo,0O leGplu,
glyen III front Ut tbs sun llMf 1i,itcrictti.
flttiepN
, 1880-10-20

a dry rasping cough irrltntcs A,d ondangcrs
the lungs, aud greatly ltHbll[tates and aafI0ya
tho pa!lent. nF, Jayne's Expootorant sonio!es
easy OK pcctnrann, heals ull iliiuted parts, a,ll
brings Abult u speedy cure Ut the most stub
bosu cough or cold
, 1880-10-20
TIE FAR WEST.
Father Meeker's Remains Resur-
rected for lnterment at
Greeley, Colo.
Movements Of Troops-Tho Contest for
the Position of Chief Signal
Officer.
Difficulties IN tho Why Of Locating tho
utcs--A New antl Largo Mil-
itary Post.


sptefa, Correspondence ot .1n- Chicago Tribune.
cAnr nv wnlrn ls,vnn. colo. tsIa ltnwl,ns.
Meeker, tho nnr,lerc' Agent Of tho white ls!yer
Utcs, rcsurrccte.l fron the raco If fturlnlwhcro
hts body wns otud after tho Agency tNnRsncro.
arc to I'nvo proper ntcrnlent,-tl'cir Inst rcst.
hi i"ns | Of Ills fa'n,Iy. j" so'npnny VIII csl: COP.
piuser. tho Inspector a.nersl or tho ncp@rt-
incnt Of tho Missouri, your correspondent has
49," ,'.,nr rssrosursr ~ rms ,r,,sr.
.s 49," ., s,,,,r.a.f r., tho wh;n 1,tvcr
@ g"'d. mines, @ inc Of trl-weeky stages Is now
running regularly,
Gen. Sheridan having directed, after his late
visit to tflo country q the sotttr,, ant Middle
Uies, occupied by tho lareo m',,is OF lFiae'o
sat,,,s,n ,,'nra rr ~ ,~u,nr. m wct, os IN tho
fe!leu tnefe '"t uo ~, t.,,,.. VII 10 ,.s ~ ~.
eleS Ma ty we Gen. sf opo 10 I t. Ie sero" o miles
tt ,o,,s s or thc r@c s,'pplv. .pot at Naw,ins and
s.o'a " Wv ~ t s,,n,,. nn ttnItc
tne camps estnn''sMea "Pu'' n''"nu "a. "".o s.'.
Rivers, o. md l6o niles rcsfcc,fe,y SCUM iro.'
law''ss. tho ncarcst point on tno onlon raetno.
wnefo a IS now qe1 anu of
,ea .hore "as % wr a,a e"'s cm Mica III With o,es
"I,. a"o ~, TIVE ''. "ss" ,s".,r"s h,,rrv,. tn
or troops anu bhE "e4of.Il'"hs, "nt'.hs ~
tho scene Of hlou!shesi. with ,lhly reinforce
mcuts.-yarfcd ouIy by tho lines Of RinbtIlnnccs
n,;n', ,r,,h ,s,,,r,i,d rotnrnin1, tn Tho rull-
ne ana WIN Mne stor rcnrhp tbo Az Agcnoy
fnnts. lhhedlatelY htteF tc"cHtHs iHe HRsus'i
subsequent to tho n,nssacrc, tho bodies Ut Mr.
Mcokor md nil his cn,ptuycs were Inferred hy
~ trn,,,a ~ ,vhcr,',,r thor wrrn foun1,. Some
NV 'swis t,I. "ns VIZ, ,ss. xf.s,,.r -, mo IN.
quest OF her mother, wro.o to the Wnr Depart.
.,cnt request fur atl from tho Secretary OF
""r oF oun oavs.ann .,,.., III .r,,.,,.. rorv
o1FAtSisa i!Ei FATlltas hppf.
Tho General, with bis usual pntltcncss, profrcred
his assistance, md statcd that. II the la.mlly
wou,a scnn casNc' ~ sM"s to,., u, ,v,. nun" ,,r
It's tsanspof1at'oh 10 a'!a ,.'" "n1. ..' ,,,s,"'
terrctt ut White lttycr Agcncy.-t.,o entire work
uc,ux done ut t3nycrument pxp cnsc. Tt.e cnshct
promptly reaehea Ha~lns from "hto NNus'
blls thoro he!nE no ohe o na!o ~ =, 1,,,.
fOrwNr1 1t, GEnHrAt-snp peftN&etMGht I.l. G!hfks
ut Oina!ia, tclcKraptlol pNss ovHr tho Unlt1n
pnctllo to Cheyenne, and over tho Donser l'acltlo
'o =. o.eslcy, ,l So.o. .,.. ~. ,,, ,o-o ,uht
II being nseerfnlncd tnat tho forco hcfe M'Bue.
lp slightly reduced md still bc adequate I'M ciiso
, 1880-10-20

or else in short TING. by continuing our prcs-
cnt pnitey, we hhntl Ire ren1nSfM pH@isesn nMr-
selves. ANDREW JACRaoS.
, 1880-10-20
DELAYED trELEGRANIS

TIE 1}0s'rOS "liANk" COLLAPSE.
Spteiat Dt,paieh to The Chicago Tribune.
1,psrt,S, Oct. is.-" 1'rcsl.lcnt" liowa and
her ngpnt tiu,llf, Of The Ladies' Deposit,
were nrrulgi,rtl fl thu Municipal C0ttrt this
morning. The rooM WIS crowded, aud
general effort was ,,!nde to yet II glimpse Of
tho prlsO,lcrs. The cuHu Ut Mrs. G0t,ltl <wns
first rallied. The complaint alleged III
ct[rct tint tho defendant represented to
Aratl,eMn b. DuMk that n certain III
stitu&inn called "Thc Lntlics' Deposit"
was established for tho purpose of re-
celving mud .EeposEtinE money fuy charitable
purposes nnd for the benefit Of single lntlics.
Yhnt rs n secnrity for thu ,nnsi.y TINS TIC
posi,ct 1t l,a,t II fund Of st,5D0,000. n1id WIS
willing to pny per cent per month III nt-
ya,lcr, al.tl tint tho procecis Ut said lnatlt'l-
tlull wcre to bu devoted 10 charitable ptr-
complainant was Induced to deposit S400
wlleI, IN illctt llu representations nre alleged
sirs G"iis! quietly waived MI examination,
SIU,Oxl for lier appearance lefure tho snpc-
rlnr Criminal Court nt tho November ief,ai:
Mrs. Strali T., lluwr was then uallctl. Ilsu
complaint ngnlust lIer Was s!n,lnr 10 tlMt
tic Obtaining or .Si;0o from ,,tennte rerley.
Slln also waived I'LL examination, md was
he!t 4, S,onD for tl2l in tbs Superior cr'l'l'
~ t,nzen Or more Of fresh victims Snliea e
thts ,llorntrg, 10 ssnt. t,Ietr cnsSs to ths ~
slectora at tic Ctty.llaii, alitl uieIe VII nq
sst,teS Of ctses rca,ly to b. presented asai''st
tag pf'sontrs " Noyenl9sr: H., ,.,.,o, -
As showing te gStsli M o. Tue operatl2nt, p t,,ot OF
The s'-caltta hnllk, Y !lAs brgi, lrnfnsn tlint
thrrG IRE tlept,s!ta'firs ~ tun piaGcs:
GhlcaEt Washington, llit!tto'l, n; III, .,' nnw
i1rk, War;. sass., Sl'G ollls' ~ L., Inl'M-
dolphin. bridgeport. Gufl,s.,, IHoslahsloli'