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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-02
MoxA AY

T.sc question as to the right of iieaors tc ihe Bradshaw Mil has been ca trial Ia tac District Court for three days past.
 Ne are in receipt Of good Republican neas from Apache County, and sa0uid judge that the thing Is not ail Democratic after all.
 Miss Pauline MarSIim has gone to New York. where she has Jeel offered a large salary, SGo) per month to j1ia an opera troupe.
 Very rich strikes have been an are being made at ;he Weaver placer dig:ings in this county. From elO to so Der day to tho man is no uncommon occurrence.
 l. is a be hoped that rain will make ifs risi; early thi' year, ss it will have a ten- dcncy ro purify the aim0s pherc and dive away disease. which is quite prevalent in wit6 young folks ia and around Prescott.
 Fourteen large bands Of sheep ara nov on tn. way from the Sacramento valley c. Arizaua sad Fl tho. The hgsI band has ar- rived at Biz Mealows, aad the totd mum Der is in tna n.isabo.l5oi Of 10000.
 Marks Levy. ore of the best rustiefs in og out of Prescott. has returned from San Francisco, where he purchased large stock of general merchandise, all of which Is io arIive m Prescott this geek aud is tO Jc s,ld a, vcry low msrs'h above cost aad ffeigl'.
 D1ugheriy Brothers. of Wps: Prescott, continue to add io their stock of guu.s, ana in little while will stand second to none as merchants in ihis section. So much for aileDticn tO business and square dealing
 Henry <. Fitzgerald, prominent mer- c.iaut and much respected citizen of Yuma, dled al hs home on 2jl Q, June of con- g,.stioa ef the brAsa. FeV .n-l stood any higher ia ihe canmuaity where ae lived iaIu did Mr Fitzgerald and h.s loss wiiI b. generally regretted.
 Qlite 6 lively day was yesterday, the S.nbath, around tte different saloons. L. F. Fisher had two or three paues glass hnucked out et his sIow-WIadow y aH inel,riaicl lHdiyiol.i besides fife many funny-irtiiug ft..o-s ts .t4rZ ta un and .iown ,h5 slirwa.ks L.-N.ag t-l LOT the lpaker-oa. HBa a5J1. ile Good Tempa-s.
 Tae San Francisco papers have t sure and certain English. oi lnliara. !s tHe noi-- iuee of the Democratic party i.T N.ce-Pre.- iolent We believe the aaaI1oc e. hs Jas F.. Bag; F. oi Connecticut. q makes bat lIitle difference, however. a, the entire Ee uabiican ticket w.ll be t.ey;ei ia Nov, mbsr and # matters liJ;ic whether It be EaglIsh oi Indiana or Eagiish of Connecticut.
 Uol. w Onei,, who has been absent tskruy the Census ln the 2lst district. re- turned to-day, having visited every farm, cabin, camp, cattle ranch, miue or habitable p,ace within his district. and has upon the roll 3J2 names. Nj. O'Neil Is a faithful appoinree. has done his work carefully, hon. cStly and consequently Sel!-Just what every enumerator saouid do; and when the man. entrusted with this duty oyerreaches his duty and .toops to corruption, hc should he made to feel the power If the law. NIT. o'Ne'l is highly pleased with the genuine arnanitv and readineS- o the people every sskero to give him in .rmaton and assist aim in his duties.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-02

| Sfys, HoadsJA S.q'eJasst ef Cure Per
 yyIWef
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-02
Convincing Testimon
IN PROOF or DE. CZAPRANrs Great success ia his ILe of practice, y-e colc- ug evidence can br vsnlei tlln the following:
 SWORN AFFIDAyIT;

| As JosdsuA S.Q'sB,sst eJ' Cure Per
 Formed.
 Authenticated b7 .he Rev k. S. sTuiny',n, Pastor Of Derslslo ,Cyutra CCl-a coultyb Cbgrlh and others, Ees.y,.,5s Uf ;he miratll l0s-y restored sufferer
 tuTe of Nervous and Physical PT',strat0u and Epi- spdc fI,s Eestsr.1 Q lr4ilA and happiness by DIX. CEAFEAIS peculiar zysienl Of treatment after sever
 sWo8S sTATEM NIT.
 B. P. CFeuz, carpenter and joiner Of DAnTille, Co CCsta county. California, beiag duiy sworn, dUe dspose and say: married. father uf i've children Shile st work became cizEy and fen the ground , sfts wa-is had several Ialiug be>sne phys cal y and mentally prosirsec, very nervous al times, could sle-p liver and Eidneys inactive, and not able 10 sOrk- N! attending physician pTonOunc. my complain to be heart diseas-, and gave gres; deal of medicine which took but % no good. con- tnucd gettiLg worse. and became so weak that could scarcely walk In Octobes 1877. addressed Dr. L. J. DkapFsy, saa FEau1isco Et ting sickness sz above deecrfbed astln l. he thought he could do afythtug for In- sni upon faYorabi- repS placed myself nu- der k.s tEeztIaeut. have fgily fesainra as sTAi heath, have had eIetc pts since taking his medicines. and able to to good days wOrk. Ay alaIe system has by his treatment teen thoroughly changed apd ..sa1, and have gained over twenty one pounds sine began Co ,-kS his medicines Out cl gratitude toward Dr. CzaPkay, and hoping that nay be the of directing ether poor sufferers to hiln make tAs brief statement of facts concerning fcy tas e L. trcgrnt naz been so rena k.bly sue ce-slu tEat an coLEAeAt he ah sure si Llose similar " sfiirs4g B. J. CREUz, ,iLSl
 ubsc.ltsd and sworn to before me thIs l2h day of Ieiru-ry ls.-. b.Uo H. iUhNER, I.s.l
 Justice D. the Pace. Contra Costa couSty, Cal
 lNDJHsEsIENf
 The undersig7ea, pclglbVts sst rc4usin'anees Of ing his illness and The scs stated iE the foregoing ahid-yit true of ouf own kuoHledge
 E. e.. symingtnn, Pastor of laavils chure b
 l.. Faan. wagon 0uuakeT Dsnvl-le.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-02
Mr. Y. X. Stephens Is ptuing up sn ex- tensive addition 10 bis dxi lag on Granite Street. x

Mr. Y. <. Stephens Is pf:fing up aa ex- tensiye addition to his dEs log on Granite Street. l.
 We are told by gentienta who arrive dai- ly ;ha' the PbeDecisus are essirg "tolerabiy EsFm weather
 J. A. Park, Collector O. Intergal Revenue for Northern Arizona has Tcturred from a rusiaess trip Co Pheaix.
 There has been born info ihe family of Hog. Chas. T. Hayden, of TemDe, daughter We think Mr. Hayden should be sent to Congress.
 Considerable work is being done around ihe Groom Creek district in the way of op hing up ana developing some of the besI go.d and silver mines ib in or oEt of AT.- zona.
 The Pnenx Herald claims that the popu- lation Oi that place reache; up to 2j00, winch WoGld, according to our Knowledge and belief, be sboU, - souls to each house Well, Phenix takes the belt
 From Nr. Eugene W. Aram. who re turned a few days since from au extended tnp through Apache county. We learn that the population WIil reach between rhree and four thousand souls. Mr Aram thinks well of that county.
 The Republicans with true patriotic pnde, have caused Co be put uo in front of Head quarters Hall, nicely arranged sIgu made by G.o. \. Porter When bJ it calls forth f"und Oae Hundred every ume, and don | you forget it.
 The case of Keys vs Ruberi, action croughJ to recover certain m,nias property, lhe Coart decided that Keys had the prior right to the ground i0 question and is entitled 10 nossessi,.n of sane as a placer claim, and gives Co Nr. RGbert tho Erc-c!ay lode which Unacries the placeTs.
 D.. Gardiner and LIcu5. Winchester have been under the q, s. fife oi ligid exalAiu. a;Ion before - court martial at Foit LOwell ipr several weeks. Tue testimony n one Case must have b"en gliie voiuminous a. lIe manuscript 0f tae proceeding weighed iorly pounds. Wine and other thing, gre said Co have EecCsssta;ed the examination.
 Ac lad pleasant cal tc-lay nom Mr. y ls Nelson, from Sr. JO=cpl, on tGe l.iliic Co.ocAIo Nr. \. was 1-aonp panied oy M.>sTs. Robinson. Hanson lIewHru, aIl Of whom live at St. Joseph, ilpur.sliug, neat .i't:c settlement belonging 10 ,hc Latter Day Saints, aui presided over Ly very ex- ce.ient gentleman, Bishop Richards. Our Mormon friends are an industrious. d. serving people, and certainty desirable acquisition to eastern Arizona. They come 70 our Territory f.. the purpose ot uu.ldiug up homes for themselves and their children. consequently the improvements made by them are of character to last, and of great value. Would that Arizona had more ycople with the industrious habits of our Little Colorado friends.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-02
Bcid Attempt to Murder.

As Mr. George Cornell and Gus Richard son, who had been to Fort Mohave with a band Of beef cattle. were returning home te Walnut Creek. on Friday lssi, aud when tt point three miles west of ( Cottonwood they were fired upon by three highwaymcn Mr. Cornell receiving an ug.v, but not dan gcrous. wound in the ankle, and Gus SIX or seven holes through the coat. Tine would bc-murdercrs were aware that Mir. Cornell was bringing money with him aud their in- teution Was to relieve h.m of ,he same. h tIis they were disappointed. As soon as tac tiurg commenced CaTue aad Richard son, who were poorly supplied wi;h shaot- ing lrans, retreated, and it was while so do- ing that NIT. C. received the wound in the ankle The wounded man is under the care of Dr. Ainsworth, and with good luck will soon be around. We hope that the three fiends wHo tried to murder two of our citizens will be captured and few feet of hemp rope appropriated to each.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-02

Tac question as to inc right of iieaors to ihe Bradshaw Mil has been ca trial Ia tac District Court for three days past.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-02
TUESDAY.

Rey. NIT. Merrill has moved into the N,t,er mansioa, West Prescott.
 nrr railroad news from Albuquerque has ahcAithy bearing On Northern AH]on"'
 Phil McDo7sld Of Williamson Valley, and Mr. Aired of Thompson Valley, are m town 1c-d---
 We he,r .aat there has been quite a shoot 1ug scrspe between soldiers at Camp Rnck- -er. No particulars.
 The rich place7s recently discovered a; Weaver wi.l draw suite number oi people tO Una. sscllCD.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-02

The following is description of General Garfield, the dark horse who Tan against the field at Chicago and won the race, is from the New York Sun, and has at least ,ac merit of bTevity:
 General Garfield has large ftce and massivc features. He is lar-s-bonCd, and weighs fully 200 pounds. His eyes are blue. and be IS inclined to ba.incss. Were it not for h.s close trimmed beard, ne wodid resemble portraits ol Thomas II. Benton. fie has iroa-gray hair and dresses Careiessly '. He has a sh5mb..ng galt When boy he drove mule along Q canal. He was cdu- cated by a charitable l3dv, and be is a grad uste o. W illiSms College.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-02
pr. L. l. CZAPkAY,
| Grsal N9dera sgsten ef Care.
BROKEN DOWN CONS TlTUTIoNs.

BROKEN DOW \ CONS III UTlONS. Physical and Neutai Debility. Vital Weakness, Ner- yogsIess. Low spiTits, IAssltade, Weakness of the Limbo aud Back. Lsss 0f Muscular Power, ndlsPos- tsou and ineApatity for labor and study, oe~k. hagstei fe-isg eaergy or courage, pAlpiztion of tha Eeart. duIess of apTreaens1on loss of memory, ayerFo sacsts, love Of s-udc tfIDiGity self dis trat 3o-s of manhood dizziness, headache, tmpur- ,is blood. pinpes the face, sexual other llh-TliIir- woEan are al cured by the 9s- iy celas,f1ted physician,
 l.. J. CZAPkAY, M, b.
 Iis method of curing disease Is peculiarly his own tuukuoRE cthersj and hence the great success. II toEes p and Eygorses the entire syste aispels The gloom and dssponcsucy, puII1ss and suriches the blood, part- strength and energy stops the dratn re iFuIsss and goFatcs tae sEtIre being both ID u4nd and body. EseL1ztic a tioIs Chr0ulc caiArTh co-r ti1u- tpaIy, Csse-c of the stomach and kid- uf=- t--r zLts, etc. successfully tseatei Ihoss
 e eIsriI iron. lIs e-roEs and indiscFc:i0ns of y0.l. seiulA He&kEes=, e.c,, Ire assured of Der IEaargt cure
 uf. CZAPEAT. one of the most successful medical ptac.iiiousrs te Pacific Coast established in San lS54 may be consasd colEdentiAly in reference the above and all other complaints st the Institute.
 No. 127 Montgomery street. s3-A A.. you who have suffered y-ars CT . lifetime ltd sss sades have resisted bsiisd th- ordinary node 0f r-s2tne.t Ilved to cal for free coG- Eulf4tiou.
 Hours from ? a. ul. to 5 F. ,n. Charges mclsrase Concentrations strictly confidential Aediciass c-- Adiress L. J. czAPKAY, M. D. San Fran-..ea.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-02
INPORTANT. TIE MODERN SCIENTIFIC METHOD OF CURE
DIR. L. ] CZAPKAY

--As F|ACIINLU bl
 DR L. CZAPKAY, I27 Montgomery St. between Bush S Sutter, Ea proved almost universally successful in the most dicul and obstinate chronic diseases, after they haze Ees.stcd the oIdi ary routine of practice.
 DIR. CzAPkAf Tre-e1riueuty fortunate in tho treatment; of all ob stiust- chronic disease and his great medical ability f- brru s1cczfsliy eetsd in this city tweotyhye years ald tO his wonderful skh there many lving uiless who tss-iiy that they owe the pro- ioaratou of their Lives to niT, while hundreds oi oth CTS who - a-- lingering from chrome diseases of the he-r lungs. liver, stomach and kidneys, have been fuI " restore! C health. rcy2lyl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-02

NIT. Milton Newell. highly respected cir,zen Of Prescott. who has been absen, in the Globe country for the past thIee months, returned home yesterday, coming on ho-sehac., ng .ae way of Tonto Basin. T speaks ia gh ierhs oi Globe and i's surroundings.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-02

-sl1e lsarye in 7he urine. and mgnS other dis e-.-.- -hat lad to la z1t.iiy and death.
 UE. NTNTIE ,IsCfte Co forfeit $500 for a case oi tfi- kiri tLe Vital Restorative under his special advice sud trcltaeit VIII not cUre T fO- anything impure injurious found iu it. Dr. Minte treaes s FIIya'e Diseases 1CcessiuE without mercury. Con sultatiuu free. Thorough examination and advice in- 1siuC analysts of urie, s. Price Cf Vial Rsstora t-Fe, S = tile times tue quantity, si0; sent t5 aBy I .7oss upon receipt Of pr co, c, o. b.
 rr |In observation. and tn private tame fl desired,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-02
A. r.. AliNTIF, M. D..

Dr. Hinfie's EiHdncy Re ncdy NeE.4-e-s cum, cures al Kf1aey ani 8ll Her Comp -.1--. orrhlra. Glret, Ledc1rrhoea. For sale by St a bottle six bo;t,es far g.
 1r Mintie'- Da deiIIn Pills. ar -l- ---t ~-4 vAeapest Dyspepsi& aid Bilious cure iD tle i5-. - sale by E.l urusgis-s. l-Es1z"ly
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-02
TIE GREAT EaGLIsa aEMED Y

Isa nevcr-failing Cure for Nervous D hiAty, E1hzusted Vitality. Seminal Mes kuess SpermatorThsA, Lost Man hood, Impotency. Paralysis and all the terrible effects of Seif-Abuse. youthful follies, ( etcesscs in mAtTror years,
 Such as loss of Memory, Iassitgde, Nocturnal Emis- sion. Aversion to Society. Dnnness of Vision. Noises in the Head; inc vital fluid
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-03-18
Mtotfin CLARION
Cnas. <. CasSe!l.....Editor.
G g. as a +; 4asse'' pnor'R's
THURSDAY. MAR. 10, 1850,

Continued from fourth Page.
1nquisition on the Body Of Will
liam White,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-03-18
4 Rochester Physicians EX-
pericncc.

Il. Canlkins, NJ, d., Of Rochester,
n. Y, certitie3 Oct. 9th, 1879, that
he has used the Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure in his practice for diseases
Of the kidneys and liver, and the re-
suit has been satisfactory IN the sx-
IRENE, He Gays: 81 would now pre-
scribe the same remedy to all similarly
afflicted, and YOU are at liberty to 50
state in your testimonials. Jan29 3m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05
DIED

CARTER-Tn BROOKLYN. on Tuesday "a inst, Maria weG
rect u the late Cares Carter OF Brooklyn.
y. Y, AGED 10 years.
Funeral on Thurs av. August O'Clock m. fhs
Of her sOun.aw, George Il. Parshai. No l25
1arrO I-sa
Relatives the family and Of her sam uel
Carter respectfully invited b. attend.
Inerment az Green F0od
COFFIN-In BROOKLYN. August 3. Eliza relct OF Captain
Timothy Coffin. aged 81 years.
Funera at ner late dence NO 81 Latayelteage.
Fri at .. n
respectfully invited q attend
KENNhDY-At boswell Hospital, SATURDAY. July 81
Lza kennedy late valley Haskey, Ireland, aged about
go years
i'ew,Jefsey papers Please copy.
LE~SEIS-At Roc klaud Lake Angugt g. Willie Youngest
ilam and JCnsatte NJ Lesses aged ears and
Funcrl on Thursday. 5th inst. az o'clock.
arrival OF 700
from ew York
Incrment Friday arrival Of 10 IN. bOAs
Ntack.
Mo NTAGUE-A sdybr Ok. Conn., AUGUST T. Frank Harris.
eldest child Of 6eorge ami usan Tom iu-on Montague.
Funeral CAufCI 1ayDrOOk, II4rslAY, Al
$3.50 O'Clock.
WEED-Ar Serucnin ~ j.. 81 ns- argarct NJ, widow Of
DI. John "a At- FOR ucrF 81 this cIy
Friday. tth INST az LU-fD
Train Penas 'yania railroad leaves a.
uterine be- b.
aud fuencs invited attend without further
notice.
WILsON-At Bedford We-fcheser County, y Y, August
g. William Wilson. mo ritu year o. hrs age
Relatives and .na- l1vtel I'D atseAu his funeral on
Thursday Oh e oth If,. a. oc0ca.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05

TIE WORK or THE INTERNAL REV ENCE BUIEAt-
,.o- o,o ooo ,-,.,.,c,,.-, ,rrrtr,rrr Any Io..
ESQ $4,000
ISL STILLS SEIZED.
fervruAI pRrss DfsrArCHI
., IN, fo1Io,-i,c, i. tho
w AHHiN"'VN' AUX - III I'M ''7 "
text of OH 't rofnruuic lton add4e''d u 'he ''
,. -, OF fb. Treasury TO-DAY by Commissioner Raum,
49,, -, 4, r-..r-,, Al J.. r..,l,..
o- tHe bu."'" "I Al '4il''' T. W nav
SIR: since tine close OF the h.ctl year Hleh eHlel
.fulr 30. l--o, careful eAlnll avon t7 peci li"c
M record. and UNITS NJ enc coffee or ni lut'fht
Revenue ur0u -hou Use United states FOR the purno-,
.f rr whether tie public money elected had
zen dr,t accounted Tor. take great pleasure Iu Poe
u.rt.nr flr ffcr tIit during The past fiscal year
SOB q~l.gIG 10 of Internal Revenue taxes
have been collected, and the entire sum
lt. been paid INTO The treasury. During
t. past fiscal years the total alo M ~ taxes pee
wed hv Collectors OF Internal i venue was
fG- ESQ $50 10. the entire som mas b-ru ld iuo
t.-. lr.4.rv All deficiencies which have occurred d.
I'm 9ccnru. of collectors during tuat period have been
r,.. l, GOOD bv naru.-nt- ~ o tGc Treasury.
Tl accounts for d .Dulselu nj for t- last fiscal year
lrr rar So. h..n CLOSED. au, therefore, unable tt
..t r,a ,.. ,r~. Tor that wear F.r tine fluI years.
how ever. the fu al expense ct correcting Ht a"'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05
TANNER PITIFULLY WEAK.
TIE THIrrY.EIGHrn DAY OF HIS FAST.

TIE TBIRTY-EIGHTH DAY or HIS FAST.
Suspicious 1AAT THR MINERAL WATER SENT HIM
HAS BEEN T,SPrRrD wITH-A DAY or SUFFER-
ING AID NERv Us IRIJTABLrTY.
DR.. Tanner was violently sick when he be-
gan bis thirty-eiehth day of fasting ycster-
day. One ft of sickness succeeded another
and last night he WIS very much reduced
An alcoholic vapor bath and sponge bath
OF mustard water relieved him somewhat
but between 10 and IL last night he was
taken sick again. He was kept in
almost absolute quiet and was too weak to
be weighed The doctor believes that some
Of the mineral water sent linn has been tam
pered with. and several physicians have been
made SICK bJ drinking 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05
NOMINATIONS For CONGRESS.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 4.-W. l.. Scott, Secretary
o. the state Board OF Agriculture Of ST. LOUIS was nom
ed Yesterday for Congress by the Democrats Of the
XIV ID strict.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 4.-Tne VITA District Republi-
Congress onal Con IGNITION TODAY nom mated stan
ton j Perle, ~ Marion County for Congress-
BANGOR, Me- Aug. 4-The Greenback Congressional
Conven ion OF fYth District to-day nominated Geo.
W. LAID for Congress by ac: amatOn.
CHICAGO Aug. 4-The Democrats Of the XIIIth Hi
nos District have renominated A. f. Stevenson for
grpss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05
COLLECTING POST OFFICE BALANCES.
4 NEW System PUT IN FORCE BY The POSTMASTER
g,-N-tp,r-prr Az AVOIDED.
GENERAL PRESS DlsPATcuI

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-The Postmaster
General to-day issued order to the effect that the sys
TEN Of collecting quarterly balances IN the hands OF
postnasters by what are known collection orders
be discontinued and the depOslting system be suOst
tuted.
Under the old system collections were made from
about 20 O0O Of the 40 600 post offices in the country
by the Of what are known as collection orueiS-
II was the practice Of the Department to issue 70 mall
contractors blank collection orders DOstmasters
al The various Offices along ther routes The contrac
tors tnen collected from Individual postmaster what
ever surplus pos al FUNDS he might have on hand the
postmaster credit for the same III Els quarterly
report In This manner considerable portion on the
amount due contractors on tbe star routes was pad
by the Depart These orders heng always for blank
amounts when ascertanabe only when presented
for payment and Chargeable only when pas ment was
reported TO the Department there necessarily
great delay settling the cunts of contractors in the
star service who paid IN this and consequent
uncertainty the amount OF expenditure thus au hor
Ized. The depOsiting system SIMPLY instructs
nostmasters ~ what have been heretofore known
" collection Offices" 10 deposit their surplus postal
fuDGs with convenient Government depOstary TO
DC designated by the Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05

Owing to errors in the returns from some
~ sr., 10 gas been found ,Aat Che po' laton Il
Richmond COUNTY, y. Y. Will MOI r.ocn 10000 az was
40 Grsr reported. Tie correct figures show fhe num-
Der OF inh bItus IN the county TO be 390ll divided
among the seven towns follows: Clstlcton. 1928;
N.dfleto,ru 9O26. NortLfeii 7O1I; southieit,
1853: WcstG.ld 3, 50.
NEwBURG \. y, Aug. 4.-Ceusus returns snow the
foIoelur nominations: Orange County, SS3l5, an IN
crease o. 74I3 over 1870; h. ok aud County, 1880,
an Increase oi 2.717 o-,r 1900 De"w r. county
40 rs a deere Sc If 1877 since 1870 sullivan county
RI 1914 decrcas. OF f26 1870; Ulster County,
IS -64 an increase Of > $50 over 1870,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05
GEORGIA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

ATLANTA, Ca, Aug. 1.-The Democratic
State Convention met here to-day ana Temporarily or
gan,zed. with Patrick Walsh OF Augusta. chairman.
The permanent org uizauou elected L. n. Trammei OF
Whuh.ll. pres dent. Commuters 90 Credentials and
Rules were appointed. The Convention adopted the
tw1-tuirls ulc and adjourned until O'Clock to-mOrrOw
morning.
re-O ut0u I'm favor of the q opton or the majority
rule for u.nre conventions defeated TO-DAY bY
vOt. 0t 20 majority. notion Will be- made t0-uurrow
20 recon ld.r tns resolution yIgOrou~ ana defer
ned fuf i- being made against tue reuuuIuHtou OF
Governor Co uuI e. he present incumbent hut be-
urfeI that ne VIII Jle Olce OF tht Convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05
4 TELL0W FEVER SENSITION

LEwEs. Del, Aug. 4.-The schooner c. II.
Maeou,ber from the Wesc Indies. with logwood for
Boston put IN mere on Thursday last with the captain
sick He was ATTENDED by DR.. Hall. OF TINS place. but
died Oh Friday AMI buried here. Since then re-
port that the captain died Of yellow fever has caused
the widest CONSERVATION here Dr.. Hall In reply 60 an
innulry to-day satd the captain bad died OF nervous
pr1sfration Induced by maarial fever II the most
malignant type and tDat there j. no reason Tor Alarm
pI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Aug g. a. m.-Tae tendency In
the barometer yesterday was upward but the changes
were slight Cloudy weather. with occasional light
rains was followed during the last quarter by clearing
weather The temperature ranged between go and 75e
the average t6s49 being sqo lower than the
spending day last year and o. lower than Tuesday
Clearing weather, with occasional light rains followed
by warmer partly cloudy or clear weather may Do
expected to-day la this city and vicinity.