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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-06-12
The Gun GIuh.


1.-The members of the gun club held a
meeting at Dr. ReFrin's office last Satur-
day night and it was decided TO s-haveLa
shoot on Monday, the 9Th of July, and
two teams were arranged under the lead
of the president SaRd vice president, each
man to shoot aff12 pigeons; bra25 glass
balls if the pige0us could, not he iproctT1
ed. The following compose the teaans.i
saPxesidens sE; sjisssa7oivice PresidelfsE
s,MN r HnHphreyI slsE zziy a: ~ Hodge soi
d: III: e. Watern,aanel:s % b2a q. .AyGa1fabbera
Joseph CochransEs % is5sH2 JaMiner1nor
aBoggs : eYsS3SdGC;R Il. smithsyi9
al There eswiH also be aseentest with rifles
100, ,:2G9and 300. yards,,eff hand, stand
ing positions arm extended, ,arIHy rifles
with open sights Openl to- salLDaTh
prizes. sFiISt-A1-nem Gbreach-lOadiHg
rifle, SecendE.A silver plated seyeneshot
revolver. Ghirdz A single barrels breach
loading pist0ls Entrance fee to rife con-
test, 30 cents; to- shot tt,guns shoot, SIO0.
B0gardus uleS and trapssf0r glass balls
and the gun club rule for pigeons. vssi5
The club had an Interesting contest
last Fourth of July between two teams,
and we have no doubt the coming con-
test will be equally interesting. The
members will doubtless do enough. .prac-
ticing between this and the day Of con-
test to be I'm good training, and close
contest may be anticipated. af 4 vacg
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-06-12

Smoke the Improved Monogram, Fine
Havana, kept by all the prom
inent dealers i'm ChebOygan and else
where? Manufactured by ,Totten & Mat
tesoH, Grand RAPIDS. - 3apr3m
adj 80 All Indorse it,
.y1The Rec6tder, Americus, Ga, says:
aClerks, Senators, Representatives., Doc
tors, Lawyers. Citizens, in public and
private 1ife,s are testifying by the thous-
ands, and over their own signatures, that
aarenedy has been found for Bright's
disease of the kidneys and for Diabetes;
these are respectively known as Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure and Warn
er's Safe Diabetes Cure"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-06-12
A Rochl hls E SER PhSsician,s

R, Caulkins, NJ. D., of Rochester, n. "
certifies Oct. 9th, 1879, that het has
used the Safe Kidney and Liver Cure in
his practice for diseases of the kidneys
and liver, and the result has been salts
factory in the extreme. He says: gtaI
would now prescribe the same remedy
to all similarly afflicted, and you are at
liberty to sostate IN your testimonials
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-06-12

asThe Medina (Ohio) Democrat, edited by
R. j. Coffee, formerly of Lansing, says:
aMichigan is a good state to live in. Her
debt is only $780, %, while there is $9O4,-
Geo in. the sinking fund TO meet it.
Another evidence of thrift is the build
ing Of the state capitol for $15, 900 less
than the appropriation for building it,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-06-12
ai1at sffsMontrealjnead

-s.R.s J.. ,CM0sely, of MOntreal Canada,
certified Sept. 27, 1873, that helhadsSsuf
,fered terribly from dispepsiai and dwas
completely cured by taking Mariners
Safe Bitters. He says: MY appetite is
good, and now suffer no Inconvenience
from eating ghearty meals" The Bitters
are also a specific for all skin diseases.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-06-12

: The nominations made have been re-
'ceiVed by Republicans throughout the
country. with great satisfaetiea,a aaAsthe
genera rafexpressipn is that itfsas strong
Tickets and one that Is bound t6 wiz. In
,ManEplaces enthusiastic meetings were
gotten up on the announcement of the
.ticket,and firing of cannon, fireworks;
bOnfires and speeches were INDUCED in
to large extent. Especially was this
so at Cleveland, Ohio, which is only a
few miles from the home of Garfield
and preparations were being made to
give him grand reception there on, his
arrival Wednesday, on his way home
from Chicago.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-06-12

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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-06-12
STATE NEWS.

INA fruit canning establishment is to be
built at Saugatuck. 'A. Il
p The rains have seriously retarded corn
planting in this state, s..s SO,
4 bedSef iron, ore has been found in
Fulton township, Gratiot eounty.sT Isa
oAiMmtealm county censustakerfeuud
a woman SO years cid, fhoeiRg eern.awo
The case of the People VS.. Mulligan: the
man who. shot Charles Howard at Port
Huron has resulted allttsf1b ibria at Jury isagEee-
Yisessttb celebrates aatsssp & a idds
day, 4th, on, the 3D. and. aside from the
usual attractions there will be a. balloon
ascension by Prof. Hogan, the, Jackson
&r0naaliF Gi.s siqis II no .,,g ~, ln3!.
|sY Th6faculty and students of the pAiyer-
sity rendered President Angel aaformal
farewell on Saturday afternoon. During
[hiswabsenee. as minister to China. Prof.
Frefze will act as president, of the mi
yersity. -. -, .,ou zcv
h1dn Hon isaac slslc NJ. Crane. zane Of ason. has
Pbeeh adj Judged insane and will ssbe sept
Etto, ffie Pontiac asylum. Dsff. CRANE was
a prominent Ingham county Democratic
iawyer.. politician, eX-lsgisIator, and a
caEfd can date fgf aesSngrsssss; g:ses "a nTGot
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-06-12
Democratic State Convention.

The Democratic State convention met
at East Saginaw last Tuesday, and was
called to order by Hon. O. nj. Barnes,
O'Brien. ]. Atkinson was elected tempor-
porary President, and Afterwards made
tiOn. Hon. o. NJ. Barnes was elected
Chairman Of the state central committee.
The Several districts reported the follow
ing members of the cOmmitteets..s
First-JOhn Miner, j. A. Sexton,oj;
SecOnd-C. r. Whitman, S. C. Stacy.
Third-E. B. Dodge, j. w. Fletcher.
FOurth-George H.. Wedd0ck, 5E5 K.
Fifth-E. c. GOodman,-E. M. Weston.
Sixth-Jereme Eddy, G. P. Sanford.
Seyenth-J. S. Engle, Abner Smith.
Eighth Charles III. Camp, Styles Ken
nedy.Y.;-;,,,,1
Ninth II. F. Burch, W. P. Preston.
The following. delegates and alter
mates were selected toIepreSent the state
in the national convention at Cincin-
natl:
First-E. =. Conley, Matt Kramer.
SecOnd-Seth Bean, Charles II. Rich
mOld. sm sssc
Third-L. d. Dibble, +. II. Raynor.
FOurth-E. Freighberg, e. w. Free
man. iI,g 3ggg
Fifth-A. B. Morse, G, C. Steward.
SiXth-B. G.. Steut,J NV. Turner. a
SEVENTH. ii. Millen, A. M. Clark.
Eighth-R. L. Sprague, A. w. Com
stock.
NINTH. Bowers, II. F. Alexander.
|.i97lig I@ALTERNATEs.
% lssSFfst-T..L LaHgleis, Samuel D. Craig
SecOnd-Ira B. Card, John Sharpe, jr.
| Third-A. Reynor; Ed Greene.
FOurth-E, M. Freeman, John Mckay.
Fifth-H. B. Peck. NJ. j. Smiley.
Sixth-E. B. Winans, Richard Bayliss.
Seventh-rA. b. Beacha A harrington.
Eighth ]. A.sWhittier, c.. j. PailthOrp
NinthUG. 4Bloombufg,-oBaF. Wads-
worth. 5szF s.,ts ;resfs s;e9.zss
l. The delegates and aHernates at large
r Don M, Dickinson, Detreit.
0. M. Barnes. lansing
/. E. MeSsmOre, Grand Rapids.
b. Foster Pratt, Kalamazoo.
szsa Il sALTERNATES.
|. l.Is:H, j. Redfeld, Monroe, -.
~ H. P. Henderson, Mason. esasSS
/ Geo, E. Stearns, Mecosta. 80. edt
III. H, Riley, st. Joseph. ..,,t.s
The delegates were instructed to vote
for the twO-thirds rule in the National
convention, but were left 1uninstructed
as to "a Presidential candidate, the con-
Eention not having fully. made up its
mind as, to, which ,0f. the numerous can
8 aidates dat IT wanted M 81 ,ypeEAaps' had not
heaid trom the sarl,'s atlw lsaz
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-06-12

!. The usual services tomorrow morn
ing and evening at the Congregational
church,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-06-12

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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-06-12

125 Boxes Soap'just received, on
which we will give wholesale
prices Try, our MAGIC SOAP,
washing easy without rubbing.
T. Dried Fruits of all kinds. We
keep good goods, and purchase
for Spot Cash, and are able to. give
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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-06-12

5lsJSE 81 ys.n
TIp3 i91Cii
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Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-27
SEEga aE29Ezs.

.r ,he p;~lritfi ogri co the Fli-l Jndiciai D. -t.irf o' ihr rcsr.1ogv If -ArixDgl :u Iu- f-T '1,- ,i.I...V ,.l .'ial. r ~...r- ,'l4saiif.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-27
.A AesesssEens NOtSce.

>il'er kint >orlh Mn1I- ..s.': 7a' lc l- Bob of p-inri.'s,. plrtt /: .... n. P fraht;s-u. Ia,4u.-s,. -i..s ;,..r 4 t .r@ - P.nneci MIriL- lf.,t;.s . .... .-.., ArizonA 1rrrltnry
 Notics iS hrseiy ~.v- .h p at a.3...n- oi the KcArs. 'f ois...-'nt- .I.-t.a 4-rtg iIpl !,y O. J9nn,-y =a -.....,- No. { 1f Ten ln et 7l- ...t .'..4,, .--- i lpOn ;he capita. ~.o Y ..-....s..s. pay able imm-'' ii.f,s. ..l. .,-l -... ,. i. rrin. tc iiss Spc-~t1rs. 4. .r -s.- .s- .. ,Dlnp1ay ts0ori s6 - r. ,4i-.si. ~.. San YrarclsCs, ''ai.Trrais
 Any at1rS n7Jn H I;c: -.-.- a~
~rrs, -hsil remain t:GpaiG or t.-r.-'';.i .:as pr Feb Tuart lSSi MI 'e ,lt'i9,;iei. la.t :..iy-! red ffr -aic 9. .'iii,i!c cuetio'i; ard u;.i.ss Pssuien. |. mai;@ nrf.fv rih .e scl,. ,,: Ttrsdly t:is :;;d iar of Marcii. lss0. i3 ,av i;is delinquent asse>>sIrn. t.,--tis-r Ni.u ro>is Of RcNert.>in-- aEi rxpc.,<es sf >ase
 E. order D: the Scars, of ijirecfo;
 <. JCD>.bN S,.-rata7,. D'iirt- Room 9S, No. '..j Ssu~Uine >trcst san FrAncIsco, '';.ltosHa. j.n.l--;d
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-27
Notice.

The psrtns. ship herrtolcfe exts.lu. b.- tween J. II lise and F. .i.s, ;iru s... firm nsID- auG -lNi. ofJ i < e. Ill.,. :. dissolved 5y ml'uai rOisrEs
 March . iSSg = dig.
 4i.~. Ths Glohs M,Fcsnriie ,'.fraatu, ,..s-r poraiei u.. 'e. the iAA-~ o. .,,iuoiS s,sa 2 capital sfor oi Si 1.oJc .l,-. ssG., ,..ii if., to ;rausac; business in shi, 1err s an.. County. su..ce--lS lO rhs rdsu,.ss ol ...e ia,e firm. with larE ' incr-ased r4n.,s' 4ua VIII be conduCte'. UpnD ra.h a.l:- ziid uD- Dn -uch terms tS t5 iBsur. %.. ncrcasei yst rOnage
 JSO HISE I'r-.i !ens.
 JNO ". HORTON ice -,.~sdrn,. Jos. R. CH SpLER. Trsasisror.
 J ". ROBINSON Secretary.
 of Nbicasr !Ji chs INp II HiSE. Manager.
 FRANK C Hi>E. ..uditDr mch ia-tf of Globe < T.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-27

Deposit accounts received in currency or coin snbjot t- cheek at signt
 Certifeates Of peposis iSeued pasabis on densnd or at iix cd aste. bearing interest.
 Exchange drawn, in to suit, New York St. Louis Chicago and san Francisco: srsn4- fer of funds nsie by telegraph. Deposits made with correspondents sill be credited to parties here on receipt by of advice of the same
 Vii. purchase or make advances on Gold sissr bullion. Territorial and County Bonds and Warrants approved comni-rcisl paper, ete.
 orders or requests hy mail. otherv.se S receive strict attention. and by prompt snd faithful ton Of our correspondents wishes will 1: their esteem and confidence.
 Collections promptly made au3 ,emiticd for az dexirei. dec ely
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-27
Notice Of Dissolution Of t .rf-.
 nership.

The tO-partaership heretofore existing uadrl .Ge GaIns p' l. V -i,l * -. l. t.ss~o.s 7 ei ht mutual c9ntrnt N van Wsg-GCh .0 coliec' All a-5.s due saic drsn and .,, pa4 all indebtedness. B n t.ISl,
 GS VA VI ttxESE$ Hat!ng "onsnt our The interest Uf E. Wei-i in the firm jfB Y ei,l < ,.. aiI de- sirous rf settling ap a!, accOJnt- due .he late arm Of Z. Weisl & Co. <nd wDu.d re- quest Ail Knowing themselves iiGebieo t1 cad Hrfn tO call and set-le at once
 men l3-Tl G '. I.< " sUESES
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-27
Notice.

ArJ person -i-Ining J.sereot AZ ,-sf f.ss 4n ,Lc Fen Tcnn!e gs.ns t.ioie AnI. y-s,s. a.s- 1. f'nussy s-is. nz. U hereby noa5ri .r-1 .as .... ~.s nsi .c-c's,isr j.. sad f7yr- r-'.. .as s p.T' IneSi -hs i..ss.s as.d ala>is iIufi.c.- a.. .r. csc.reI os .1s ai.ci Ss~.e.- da -4.
 ff thu .@AEs lcIs ~aG .-ls. .nd ti.at ... ..- 70 oapsf f1 slt. frans 2 ss1s fam. e. ..as proper prp;s-rt Si sn= sh.Ls y- szil s-i-f - c--e1ry il4prns erner.s iosvti.- --t1 s -y.. .-- l-is i'i,-. ~i.!. nlEs,s ..s, h. A i,~-. t-- essi in sls1 iauz o} f .1s- f. -.a.e si.l hscons h. pscl-Tty 9f ID>giM B-..s .c2
 January s .ssO ,af.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-27
,e office of Forfeiture.
T. iLL Sss,1x 4a, CONCERN

s4's sis I-rssy -0t.l-.. ihet nae expended a1. sa1 - -.s.e--s 1 .1sos iglr -yssnezts materials -- t-ta '+1 -e.tt.-- .esfeTa -nt- -hzG of the ..-.f .,- Hi-es -s.sse-l .a s-olse A1in-, D-ss-c. @tT-S- '--'.', 11--. O. .e s.,-y lS %iii appear v -i -.lt- 7.e i.-a .--s .- -s1 .n she ofir- a! the ss- f-. 2 sr- ,f ss.9 -s A-rin- D.ssriz st -.a z. 'sstiHt- t i,- -. ---r.tSry rf z5.zs- o. -t'las >- s5l1 .l p..s-al- s3sr ths prev + s-- 7. Z. ite.-r 1..ir ~, s. t-e aitcs. states 1ese SEe aiH.'nt s-.r. tl l--d lhe saIse for the s.r sf-f1- fsi'r4-sy f. -.s ea Il Sithln ninety Jar -tser tAis no's-t ty 9u0. cA,inr yaI FAsl Sr Nif -s -- ria.-sDate Fu'sr ,u |, sssA esp-a ts-.- '- si stcrtr sa' -s lsIir. ie nave jn ss.sd .-i -- s-s-.rl- -s--..-i .f ali E.cLuuas line yfa s-.e ,-@zt siE -s-'ne ,hs property sf tbs .-9-..-fri l-.-.s --.. --, ..-s
 f--IL DOE0HERTY
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Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-27
fbeIIG4Zezs Notice.
Te-FI'h KlAlAs c0kPAyY.

Ee-.'I'h ElA.A1 CCkPAEY -'i'' 1i priL'1p.,i 9iace Of business san F7zIclSsa Cali.~-...<
 iora;l1n Of tFo-k. ti.obe Mining nis- .IirJ. TsDai ''onn.s .s zoaa Territory. b5IIEE.- Ihe-t trt- -i~.lneusnt s.pan ths Iv-l"a. .-.C l-scsi.s-., -.., s. 0n account of Az ,rSs D a' No. . l.yl- ] on ;.ie FIFTH dug of Fh yHt-.A i>-p, L.sc several amounts .rt opposite ihr q aies o; the respectiv- Share noi,ler-, a- .e.lo Ys
 No of No cf hSf1cs Ce-t-ic.ce shares Ant
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-27
Notice.

.@- 9''r~5a ~.N,ming an interest xs
 }- ...@ tfrr-.fieyc mine, .a til0be
 -. t"1ntt. Arizona. is t t. e -.in sl..ti- -GgLru, a coo .'s., ti t't.-'s snlne. h,.- yeTfOTTed ~'-.- .'-- '---i- lrr :nlps 3vrments tue. .ea. ,'t'8.--' .-- .ht JisiI.'. Ststt- Mining Iaw~, tsr ' .5.'-, '- ssd is-s, and t.at yDu, the --l - @~DeE. t'-~li johu F R0cknoid. - t- .c ,s-y f"Jr proper proportion of Inc s--ea >.si 1~-s-sIHslt work and nes--. asys ..-ii.iv Plrrat- fys-taer Nitb the @O-t 70. a- si.fe.a- a-c--seri. Wff.-iu n4heC s!as. '- s'.- s"N- l.s'r-.-f iE s..-. sNnr, Av y:,fiis Ca: ~+. -sl pa>. t.s .nl D. cs,isse ths g-e vr JANE> P GkRk ILU
 tL'- :@- lS41-J-< l9-ONnzr.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-27
Caution.

Ali persons are hereby notified that t',. undersigned are sole 0RrsrS -gI J:.e ,i- nsv- told mine heretofore kaD- 2. AZ -t- Eureka andih .hr-eforr- sry -nXs 4t .ol. for the sale Of saiae iy W. ' Bi1g-l.sf .s be heid as so!I and 9l no effect
 WiLLI.G fit-5ItS.
 JAMES ' itL..A .'f Globe \. T., March 2J lS-0 su.A 1y- f-
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-27

The Heet the via! T ii Yn--;r. un''sserV,d m .a- ur.nn. api u,any other d.>ees that lead c. i.s. . an dee d..
 DR. NESIsEwiii acf.~s f, -r -f,It FIVE E, Nrsrs. DOLL.Rs fer - .hss IiuJ the 1ifAJ i:f.S1si. TIy (Inier his Secili Adsice and -res1Trns) wi li cure, for anything .sBlurs Iuri1r+ fpunl in G DIR. TINTIE tscI:s ali pts2ie diseases Sn...rs.- fully vthout merciIry. CoAsuit"sinS arr~. Thorough eSNriin1tinn and t-ivce. nrldin< ar.s!, - of ne. @ sjP Prise 0t VITAL RESTORATIVE <; c1 hottle or fesr times the uantty no Jr. sent (. any address iii'pn -t, "s ,r.r. DT C. q. F.. from observation. nnd in pr nan,t d--;ssd by
 A. F.. sstNrBf. IT. sp.
 Il KeE-ney ~tree' Ssn Frar.i5cc. Ca DU. NENTiE'S Kidney nern~d, N~- phrrtirurs. cures an kinsis af kinss .nl Riad!.s complaints. Qcucrrhess iie-t IeHccrhfe1. Far ssls by al, druy,ss@: si bottle six bottles for @ pe DH. ulHT1E'S Daul~iion fstiis 2r- tb- best and cheapest Dy asd Dtfiifs in the market. For gale by sll .lr7iggist- ism l7-ly
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-27

And 2. ---- rl nee 70 D isv. aaa rrls- 1t che sas.: 70 Isr.-i .s.-i- en Ere FsftE day of frSrEar5 z%~ss- I..snv s..les cd c.ci ns.-ccl of srh Stcrk T'ss ie E-cesssry s.ii be s-i ni un s1rto1. a. .be ,c Ji .hl Cola. sst Hcsln No e. -ty Hafn-t Stree. Slr r-Iitistss t--.iscr1i. fsi ursssy tac ,, sssir.s Aor 9f Ayrsi seSt. 2t ,ae is nT es o'clock ,- # sI-a day. .r az De.i- mrnt As.~- uir-.s she-e.. s.tscr wtl. c.-s ,s ssivcr-,s-.i, -aI =ns-s oe sar
 7 PENTFs~D-f Secrst.--e o8ss F5cu F.. 2. 5e5 Market Street. San rr-li t.se'. ''-' -e-i.i. r-ch t' .s
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-27
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 i-!t..1.y of Arssrs s-od, greet ug ts ~-ficF q s!caa-a5t: Ton sft aers aY -vl1 .ca 60 nl-psaT ,G at act'Ou brought -aiIi-I you ' liu ah0s. aa -,i Pan tity Y, t:.r District ,9urt Oi iar Flrst .il.tiirial lp,If,Ct Ut tIe Territory O. -A-lxJfa, il 1I;i. for the County al Pinal. and Co sns~ c- ;he 1 complaint Eir'l ,Erreir, in said t"uaty oi f!Eal. in the office Of ths iIcrk 0f -,i. bic trirt Court within twenty d.ts ,rs cl5s. ys I Of ihG day Q; s"ssice) after the service au you ct this >umrons fl seTyed wiftlii t,si~ 7 County. or if ,erN ed 0ut of this County lut within tiie District. tien within hirty days. "tbrr~ i-e within forty jays. CT iudg- uent by eiefadll will be taken sg5inst sou according to the prayer oi the roinpiaint. The sni-i rrtiOp l. brought s9 oatain shc de- cree Of -aid District Court. di-suirlHS the bonds of mairm1ny now existing between You and said plaintiff herein and fos renecas relic: a> will more fully AipeaT in the cer.I- fled copy of the complaint arcoispDuying herewith. And lou are hereby nocIneJ iii1t fl vpu fail tn appear and answer the Siid cuinplsInt as above required the said piaiB- tif will apply tc the Court for the relief ds- mandrd therein.
 Given under ,ny hand. the seal of said Dis
 trict Court at Florence. this the r vca-
 ty sixth day ot January. \. D. Issf IS Ll JXn ! DENINE, C.ers
 E, rnos. il. t.gIFFiN, Deputy. Territory of Arizona.
 County of Tina.
 l. Jn0 j. D,.vine, Clerk of the District C..urt of the First Judicial District in n q Tor the said C0dn:y ot Piral do hereby c,.- tify that the above and foregoing ia s iui. true and cUrrrct copy of the original sum mons in the above entitled acton ,l- f.e same appears Of al. in my office and o. .ae whole tiirrfcf.
 iu witness whereof l have hrrpuafa s4t my hand and affixed t.ie se d oi said District Court this ti,e Thirteenth day oi March A. D lSc; JNO. i. lBENlNE. CierA
 Rs fHOs. Ii. GRIFfIN. Depaty. SAN H. WILpY. Atty. Tor Pm
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Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-27
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Notice.

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Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-27
Notice.

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Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-27
The esrcat Eagss-a Remedy.

V 3 new . cif7~ f-' Scrg0-is.i-o. it. eehas-t ssi 'if,-.i -r4i :a. s,ss a'-sF. Sperm. ,fr'iG. lJ.l SASEoo?, imr'Itenoy, rar4iv~ls. ard ..l tsis t.- fltie e. -is ! ; ..-xbGse y"a8.hfsll ..c.l;e-. anti eVo,- .',s ,i. u.@ts.se-vsa< Sieii s-s ie-s o5 inersory. Lass. .iidc. Nocturnal rliii,sicn~. .versian to s--,..'v. D..t ness Os fisi ,a. \Cises ii.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-12
TURKEY.

CoNsTANTIEorLE, March ll.-A scheme
Of domestic economy which has been for
some time under consideration, has at last
matured in the issuance Of tirman by the
Sultan reducing the salary OF the Grand
VIzier from three thousand pounds per
month 10 two hundred pouudsper month,
and the salaries OF the other ministers in
proportion. This decided and radical step
has created much excitement in official
circles, but it is generally approved rs a
necessary preliminary to an abatement OF
extravagant expenditures, measure OF
which the country stands in pressing
need. Under the present arrangement OF
the Divan OF the Sublime Porte the Grand
Vizier ia no longer the influential and i'm
portant dignitary he once was, the iunc.
tons vested In him being in the hands OF
the Ministry, and the Vizier simply filling
the comparatively ordinary post OF q house.
hold officer. In lis firman announcing
these reductions, the Sultan says 1t is his
purpose to cut of vigorously all items oil
cost whose existence has burdenea the
annual budget, and to get rid as rapidly as
possible OF all purely ornamental expenses
which have hitherto rendered Turkey a
mere monetary foothold on the exchange
OF Europe. He also states that he has be.
come thoroughly awakened to the necessity
OF developing the home industries OF the
country, and confidently invites the CO.
operation OF foreign capitalists in making
the experiment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-12
ACROSS THE OCEAN.
The Sultan of Turkeys Economic
Fit.
Cutting Down the Salaries of Ornamental
0ficsrs-PolItlcal Activity In England
The London "Times" on Hart.
ington's Address-Glad-
stones Manifesto
General Foreign
News.
oLApsrONE,s Address.

LONDON, March ll.-Gladstone has is.
sued the following address to the electors
OF Midlothian: SIN an electioneering ad-
dress issued by Lord BeaconsGeld an
attempt is made to work upon your fears
by dark illusions to the repeal Of the
union and the abandonment Of the colo.
nies. Those who endangered the union
with Ireland were the party that main
tanned there an alien church and an un-
Just land franchise, inferior to ours. AS
TO the colonies, liberal administrations
gave them popular and responsible gov
ernments, undertook to defend Canada
with the whole strength OF the empire,
and organized a great scheme for uniting
several settlements in British North
America into one dominion. The
present ministry have neglected home
legislation, aggravated public distress by
the continued shocks to confidence and the
augmented public expenditure and taxa.
tion abroad. The ministry have endanger.
ed the prerogative by gross misuse,
weakened the Empire by needless wars;
it in the eyes OF Europe by
filching Cyprus from the Porte under the
clandestine treaty; aggrandized Russia;
lured Turkey to ACKNOWLEDGMENT and ruin,
and loaded India with the costs Of an un-
justifable war. The ministry have done
nothing to improve our social condition.
You are promised the advantages Of as.
cendancy in the councils OF Europe. The
word .ascendancy" is best known to us
by Its baneiul connection with the history
OF Ireland, must assert the coequal
rights OF the independent allied powers,
but in the mouth OF the present ministry
the claim Is ridiculous. You have great
issues before you aud do not doubt that
the Midlothian will molly discharge its du-
tiau