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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-07
WHAT MONEY WILL DO!
FOR CASH ONLY

And al other GOODS, Prices IN pfop0rtioh.
Fresh fruits and vegetables Thy train) every
day, at lowest market rates.
Live Chickens always on hand, and dressed
to order.
All goods are delivered free Of Charge.
Call and see us and be convinced.
b. BERG,
Two doors South Of the Jackson House, oppo.
site the new Courthouse.
Eureka. June AZ, 1880. je23 ~
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20
The tauapl lia

qq.ss mine is situated nearly north from ss,os,s and is a,sians about two miiea lt is owned bg l.. ,. Clarke, superintendent of the AnteE, Prank Thornton, vel known prospeetor, and Dennis ld'Hgsrl The ore is a grey carbslnsse- Acress the frscture. spots Of mnlleable silver sho" and witb the fracture good deal of horn silrer. There is drift in ibe ledge 20 fset From the surface croppings to the t5p of sbe arift, the ledlge lies nesriy Hat, bui in the drift it commences to piseii ana the indications are that she lehge, when a Hale more depth is attaiaed, 'Fiii o' per pendicalag. Between tbe fo't wall anu |tbe ore body, there is a strata II tale mixed uith quartz. then a strata of pr'' contain inc iron, and then the grey csrbonaie. A' the bottom of the drift, the irpn plays out and the whole of the vein hec'pEnes carbon ate. The ore is good all the way across sbe ledge. Itn all pay streak. At tne orineipal working there is about so tons of are on tl,e dump. and it seems myste rv lool,ine at tbe place from whence il calne. how so much was contained in So small space. Numbers of little pros pect holes are sunk about tbe claim, bul nse on the same ledge; tbough about thal some .li liaeunce of opinion exists. Taking line from the main working to the mos southern point, and from there 10 Noei' they are commencing fi'e ne" snals, aA' thence to tbe place of starting, tne hsaf' described would be right angled LFiaileie We are firmly convinced taat sesesa ssratas oe,cur on che ground This is new property, and we believe it will ee
 vclop inc valuable one. 4 large forc'
 of men will be put 10 work, and the pro cess of development will be rapid. A dal and uieht sbift are at work now. Tn
 work is under the management of m'
 Thornton.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20


 The Atebison, Topeka S Santa ke road has the rails laid 70 miles south of Fort Craie and about 16 miles north of where the road will turn north to cross the tsio ganas. on its way to the Florida mount ains. where it will meet the Southern Ps- cisic. From Martins Well, south of, aud on che west siie of the river, grading is heing done. It is the intention 10 meet the other road by Jan. lst, 1881. From San Mareial, which is the last statiop on the road at tbis present writing, to Mar tin's Well. 3g miles, tbe rails are laid but passengers and freight are left at the for mer place. Why does not the company give the public lbe benefit of .ii-ss G milest IL is claimed by the management Chat this road will he completed % tbe Florida mountains, south of Fort Cum m:nes. by the frst day of the coming year l It appears 10 us to be m heFeplean eisort 1 but Q company that has accomplished sc much may be able to do even that
 The Southern Pacific will be at poipl on the Rio Grande, 55 miles cast of tbs Floridas. by the time the A. 2. &. S. F line reaches the Fioridas. The s. ?. peo
 pie are building road at the rate of 'hre' 1qniles per day. end will certainly be at E Paso by Feb lst, 1881 The main line o lile Atchison road is also aiming for f Paso and the city of Mexico; and oetweei these two points they are said to baYe otf lmen at work. The Texas Pacific are push ling lheir line along to San Diego and E Paso is an iniermcdiate point This com lpany has purchased old Port Bliss on mile and half below El Paso, for sta
 ton. and paid fi0.000 for it. Inside Of
 year the dead old Mexican town will hav la jolly resurrection. the adobe houses VII
 take to themselves wings, the Mexican i win rub ti,e duss of years out of their eye'
 and .'het your life" win be more otte heard on the streets than "carramba.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20
l,onaensea fram II.e llEiII.

On Tuesday last the Silver King Go re- fined aud run T bars of silver bullion of the ageragate value of $il ,156. Also one lar of 49o ozs. for Doran & Wheeler ta- ken from 45< tons of Belcher ore. Ffis ore contains ss7 % in god to ibe ton.
 The Gem is pjling fine gold ore on the dump.
 A large number of men are employed along Queen creek
 4 new strike of fine orc bas been made on the Vulcan.
 Ore is being raised from the coppeTtop mine.
 The Windsor mill worked batch oi Eureka ore up to 90 per cent. of is assay value.
 Fbe z0o fl. level in tbe Silver King E showing body of ore une0ualled iD rict ness in tbe upper portion of she mine
 The Pbanix Hsrald of Nov 18th has very hopeful article in which j. says Cha Pho1ix, as q trade centre, is not sur passed By any city in Arizona We Dc iiieve so, too. Ephemeral cities are bull upon mining industries. Their ezistenc is assured while the industries sepporlna. hem fast. when tbe mines weaken, tn poptlahou strikes tents and vanlshes has been go in California and aefaea, must he s0.lere. This is one Qi tbe tnlpg in which history la9st certainly repeat nseif What mining towns must oQ $ establish. whiIein thcir bcy day. man' factnres of some soEt. go as 70 render toei comparatively inaepenasns e'ess M rine the question 2 litilc. perhaps, o cause our mining industries are qniy
 heir infancy hnf in lines pi plenty p9 pare for scarcity, $ nei Daa ray oi pls4 iarisiop tRe oId sayIngs 'in times oi peas prepare for war;
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20
Arizona Silver Belt.
su.tnraax. Naxsl..ssr 70. 1880.


 f,Hsnr.ss DshART0E. who was shot through tAe body in scniiie with man named Brown. on the Ist of last August, ,4;sa last Sunday night. The Tuesday be- fore he sod his friends that ne had everything packed and ready, and was go i.e to leave Sunday They tried to win kim from she idea. bnt he persisted in savine that he was going to leave on Sunday and So he did. Charley vas one of ous oldest settlers. and was liked i'y all wisS kaew him. He was native of Sake cohurc. and vas 40 years of age. He Nas one of a party of eleven who were ai- ncacd b. Indians at q place called Cho- col ae Pass. and the only one that esoap- ed; and he was wounded twice. One ol tl,e persons killed was the daughter of a Major in the |. 5. army He has had many narrow escape. and at last met his destI. sn q drunken brawl. We extend to tl,e eries-stricken widow our heartfelt sym uatlsF. 9Ye have repeatedly ia these col umas. auimadversed upon the heinons practice of carrying concealed weapons and again we say. that the man who does tin a community Is orderly as this, has more of the characteristics of bully than i gentleman about him. When this town is incorporated, we hope that one ot tho first laws passed. will be one making ths carrying of concealed weapons pnnisha ble offence. If the men who live m out lying camps fell 1t necessary to carry arms coming 10 town, they can leave them 20 charge of the merchants with whom they trade i'll they are ready to go home.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

California wool lsas risen in price cts. per Ib.. equal on the years clip n that state. to g ,5oo,0oo. Its tendency is ssiil upward
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

CIcEgo GRnxn has just finished splen- did portrait of F. F. KellneT, which is on erbibition in the drug store of Spence & Hitchcock. Cicero has defs fingers for that sort of work
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

Fine Ladies Kid Gloves, Ladies and Children Shoes of all kinds, Ladies Rib bons and Underwear. Ginghanas, Merinos, Waterproof Flanuels, for sale cheaper than any other store at D. Henderson.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

Eaton & Bailey do not advertise 10 sell cheaper tlan any other house, but do en- phalicaliy say they will sell as cheap as the cheapest.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

ATTENTION l-Hold Faat ChewlBs, Miners Fl Boots. Miners H Shoes. Miners Closbinr, Miners Hats, Miners Gioyes' and dont forget it at the Globe MeE- camille Ca Store
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

DIG If you want to see q Novelty, eo to the Globe Mercantile Company and esk Hjse 10 show you the Scotch ware un- denuits
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

Prof. Fisher will give lesonS n ius'fu- mental and yocal music at tne residences of he people of Globe who desire to em. ploy him.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

Wesmeyer received this week an lns voice of fine Cassimere and blanket hned clotbjnp. also California blankets.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

LAST Monday the telegraph line from Giobe vas put in direct circuit with Camp Verde, and al intermediate offices on the U. s. military line via San Carlos, Eamps Thomas and Grant, Tucson, Flor ence and Maricopa. At tbe latter ofLice sll Esas.sru and California tcicgrams are transferred to the ". U Telegraph Com pany. Since this arrangement has been effected, telegrsms have reached Globe from New York in one hour and twenty minutes; while the average time formerly was six hours If time is monty then this is a matter Of very great importance to parties who use the line The Globe < San Carlos Telegraph company are do ing everything possible to accommodate their patrons. and they deserve, and arc receiving fair share Of patronage
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

shoot mouth is one thing and business anotber. You can always rely on a sq'1ars deal and get full value for your money at Eaton 6 Bailsys.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

Watches. clocks and ieweiry carefully repaired and warranted at Hodman $ f.larke's. Shop at SDence 6 Hitchcock 8.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

HAMasoN & Taylor are arranging a hine Gallery. They do not intend to house fl in vet The boys can put in an hour or two there once in while pleasantly.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

A1RcK PI.SI,LEr0N las a bran new ba- lrv up at his house, and be is the proudest man ;n town. We congratulate tue proud and happy parents upon the arrival of the litsle fellow.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

Weekly arrival Of Produce of all kinds and fresh California frmt q $. Klein E Co.'S
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

IF. Kellner wants men and teams 70 deliver 1000 cords Of wood. Apply early for contracts
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

WE are indebted Co Mir Chapel for 2 nice lot of Mission grapes he n@s pen ty more Go and buy some
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

JusI before we arrived at tbe Golden Eagle mine, last Wednesday, John Fiiz- gerald, oae Of the men employed on the mine. bad his leg so badly crushed by the failing of loaled rar on it that ii was feared ampusation would be necessary. 4 man vas immediately dispatched for surgeon, but could not find one in Globe 50 that the man had io be bronghttotoTn- We0adeTstand that since his leg hos been examined tho Dr. is Hopeful of saving il. VIZ are pleased Co announce the return of Prof. A. Fisher. He purposes giving concert within 4 week He is an ass complished musician, and those of oul citizens who have heard bis violin anticl pate treat. The Professor also pEopose lo add to the general enjoyment by giyini a da ace In th near fut4Fe.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

The Druul Major IS faid @ pc uaelel man. because be attrslcts peoples attea- ion SO they sloht soe the awful faces made ly sbe cornet players. Hn5 a'ss .not inc Globe band have Drum Major
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20
PersonaI

Gen. Fisk and Mir A. y. Stout and heiT ladies left Globe for New York Last 1Ion- day morning. They were accompanied as far as San Carlos by Ar. and Ars Charles Fisk. who returned so Globe on Wednesday afternoon
 Messrs. Rans0m and Cummings of Mic. MIlIeu have been in town tliis week.
 N.F. saHer is in Florence
 Fred. Medser and c. E. Buck arc back from the Saddle Mountain District
 Mr. Reed of the above district vas in town th,s week. He says ihsy must be taken inte the New County
 Mr. Thompson af Santa Rosa, and for meriy State Printer of California is in Globe en rouss to Tucson, where be intends starting a mining paper
 Frank Hise has returned to Globe, after an absence of few months in rhe East, vbither he had gone 10 purchase goods for the Globe Mercantile Company He came back by the way of tbe Atcbison opeka S santa Fe road.
 Mr. Wilder. an old resident of Globe, and one of it's best friends, returned to us few days ago after long stay in Cali fornia
 Doctor Wilson wriles us that he accom- nlisl,ed his journey to Boston safely and had pleasant time Al San Francisco he # put She Dr. into biled sbirt for the first lime in five years He intends 1 10 spend the winter on the Pacific Coast and says that it is possible we may short ] Iv see him in Globe. He will be vel come.
 The old adobe Palace in Santa Fe, in which the reception to President Haye' and party took place, is perhaps the old est habitable building in the United stasei Or Territories. Ii has 2 history thatreaeb es back 2g4 years t was occupied bj Governor 0termau in 1880 and vas n as. before the advent Of Pedro PeFalta T i59s. There isa building in ssnta fe near the church of San Miguel that E sais to antedate the Palace. santa fe E much older town than San Augustine T Florida
 Reuben Woods of San Carlos B TenoRa ting his store house, building new corral and otherwise preparing for the aecoHsne dation of travel that necessarily must pas his place. to and from Globe, to N4eos on tle completion Of al rail east ana yes
 If you want Fresh Butter Cheese, Egg Honey and Fruit go to tee Los Angeis Fruit Depot. next door e KellneF's wbeE 70 can also find good Onions at 'ct per ib.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20
Notice 60 Tax Payers.

| win be n the following named places te collect the Territorial and Ceaniy taxes
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

FB KNOX has built an addition 10 his house. and intends building two new houses on Mesquite Street
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

Baekslew 6 0ehca keep fpll Stock of Clolhirg and Gents Furnishing Goods,
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

E. o. KENNEDY has moved from Mes quite Street to a new house 1ear DHFyea's.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

Hess 6 Co.'s Chicago Beer, $5 per doz. Ale asd Porter, 37.5o pr doz, as D. Henderson.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

Kellner received a ear load of Cumoer land coal this week
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

French kid side bulEon and front button boots for ladies at Schein's-
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

THERE mighe have been disastrous fire in Globe last Monday afternoon, If It had not been fer tbe presence of mind and energy Of Norman F Salter. He say from his residence .on Highland Park, dense volume of snsc5e issuing from The roof of Vaa Nageaen's store. He rushed down the hill, climbed an awning pole and galned the roof before the people in the store knew tbe danger they were in- Mr. Wiiey presently came 10 sls assist ance. and with their bare hands tbey tore on the saddle board, ripped op the shingles and found where the trouble vas. A few buckets of water. passed by ready hands, prevented the breaking out of the flames. Messrs. Salter and Wiley deserve great praise for their promptness and energy
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

Ara 4ressiRe of Che Globe 6 San Darios qelsnra5h ccnlpauy Alonzo Bailey sqr- was ananignbusly chosen Sui'eriaisneent Mr Bailey E young, energetic. a''o ! pcs business man. and his selection req ee's credit upon he company, and Is a pianie proof of theH confidence the coinIAn9 te pose ia him,
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

OK tbe l5th inst. while Alexander Graydon, blacksmith, was at bis dinner two men entered his shop and destroyed property to the amount of slo0 Ia the absence Of the arresting officer, MT. Turn CT; Mr. Crawford gas depuled to find and arrest the offenders, winch be did n q plHcky manner, aud after an exciting chase. The prisoners were brought be- fore Judge Swascy, who released one and fined the other s2o. Mr- Graydon writes us communication in which be says, and Re think justly too that be ought to have bad some redress.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

JoHE LUEDgE has opened frlit store next door 10 Jos Redmond's meat shop
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

62 O00 lbs. of merchandise are sn Touss from Casa Grande for E. F. Kellnes
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

FREIGHT receipts for tlsis week amounts to 122, ,465 lbs.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

s.EIl.b ladIs. hats aad gl0ves d seheIa'a-
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

For ine Liquors and Falks Ailwaukes Beer go to Buckalew 8 0choa's
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

F. F. KEf.r.SER's saw mill is turDirg ouG from 5000 to e.so0 ft- of lumber daily
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

THR Police Nses has pi'anfs oi s"o horror stricken individuals one of whom has in his blnas Q boot with 2 ohaih A' tacf.cd to it and beneath the picture tlae story of i man wiio slipped out 2. g J'i' in Globe and lstt bis boot behind nihs.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

If you want Fresh Butter Cheese, Eggs, Honey and Fruit go to tae Los Angeles Fruit Dep0. nexs door e kellneF 2 Wbere 70 can also find good Onions at fcls' per ib.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

Hard and dry Wood for sale at the O K. Corral. by Inc cord CT load.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

WANTED -&iO00 on 6rst-class mortgage security. Impure at this office.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

Reuben Woods of San Carlos E FeuoRa- ting his store house, building new eofrais and otherwise preparing for the aeceiis'iso- dasion of travel thai necessarily must pass his place. Q and from Globe lo v Aeo1' on tbe completion CT all Fail east ana fssa'
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

WRIaHr & Sam haye= leased the prem ises formerly occupied by Jos. Redmond as a meat shop, and iEtend to At Ap q
 irstelass restaurant and bakery t will be conducted oa she European plan; that is. bills of fare will be furnished, with the prices of everything marked, and custom CTS need oaIy pay Ter what they call Tor. h the principal room there VII oe ae- commodation for 70 people, and ibefe will be private rooms besides for ladies and gentlemen. The establishment will be known as lhe New York Bakery and res saurant Both of the pToprietors are ae- quainted with tl.e business, sam in A-izo- na. aad Wright in the United States Res tsaraat. and Grand Hotel, San Francisco.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-11-20

qelepraoh Conlpany. Alonzo hailey saf. pas nnanissbnslv chosen Su,erinlsndent. Nr BaiIeg * young. energetic aud fFood b,,siness man and bis selection red eess credit apon he company, and is piinle uroof of theH confidence the compan5 re- poae in him
 THn Police Nsps has pisaure of two horror stricken individuals, one of whom has in his b,luas boot with chain at taes.oa to itisana beneath fle picture the story Of l man who slipped out Of 8 Jail in rslohe and left bis boot behind him.
 The Drum Major Is said so be 9 useful man. because he attracts peoples atten- l;on SO they don't soe the awful faces made by tbe cornet players. Why dues not the Glolle band have Drum Aa1ors AsRcK PESIlIEr0N las a bran new ha- by up at his house. and he is the proudest man ;n town. We congratulate the proud and happy parents upon the arrival of the lilsle fellow.
 cIcEeo GRnen has just finished a splsn- did portrait of E. ?. KeIlner, which is on exhibition in the drug store of Spence t Hitchcock. Cicero has defs fingers for that sort of work
 Fine Ladies Kid Gloves, Ladies and Children Shoes of all kinds, Ladies Rib bons and Undefwear. Gingha0ss, Merinos Waterproof Flanuels, for sale cheaper than any other store at D. Henderson.
 DIG If you want to see a Novelty 20 10 the Globe Mercantile Company and ask Hise to show you the Scotch ware un dersuits.
 HAsnsoN & Taylor are arranging Rifle Gallery. They do not intend to house i in yet. The boys can put in an hour O two there once in a while pleasantly
 Prof. Fisher will give leaons in iusi'u mental and vocal music at fhe residence of fhe people of Globe who deslfe so e1' ploy him.
 WEare indebted Co Mir Chapel for nice lot Of Mission grapes. He has plon 1 tv more Go and buy some
 FB Kxox has built an addition 10 hi house. and intends building two ne' houses ola Mesquite Street
 5. o. KESSEDY has moved from Aei 1 quite Street to a new house aear DGfyeai
 JoHE LUEDSE has opened a frait ssoF next door so Jos. Redmond's meat shop.
 FREIGHT receipts for this week amount to 122, ,455 lbs
 a.---
 Hard and dry Wood for sale at the { K. Corral. by Inc cord CT lead
, 1880-01-16
KEIIOGG---SPOFFORD,
1rfr TrSrfNNNy.

10 lA4 tptsttrn Auoetakd Prttt.
WAsntsu7s>y, D. T., Jun. l5-The ScHato Com
mIttce IN Privileges md Elections continued
the examination Of Kelloga's witnesses To-day.
Ths full Cotntnlttoo decided this .',rn'ng to nd
nit ns evidence nntu from ". X. SplerlnG to
tho witness seymour, who was r1't:atlc.l to-dny.
in which he personally agreed to pay
$1,G0O, lr bnid amount WIS required to
pbtnin ,lt,k]avits frutn blackburn md 9TH
cfst that money WINS pail by kellnEE
to secure his election to tho United Stntna
Scni,ta; MISC m agreement entered Into hctwccil
blackstone, Dix, and EwcFt which prnVidos for
division ns,enK themselves OF the $f,h00 eoy'
inniir lit e cspss- examination stated thnt, nftcr
rcccisinK this notu frnn Sl!erlnF. he eincl1ttlel
thIe WIZ combination elLtgrch Int, fur corrupt
r,irFt,scs, and subsequently FcfiIaeh to have any
:turthur ctn,neeti0n with tho matter.
Mr.. Hill naked witnCss why he nAd mot sworn
thcan witnesses tn tho Aifii!nvit himself. tt which
ht replied thnt knowing tho slippery chnractcr
at tho conrrtl notnhers Of tho I.rKlalnt,irc. and
1nhrtnG thnt tho atlantis. who nre colt1rrti !sc1n-
such pNtlGTa, hD tthlk th0tn before 0n0thcr NO.
tnry. and oniy witnessed tho utl',lAvIts.
T.. j. Soi.ort who wis tl1Gfnbcr ct the L>lits!.
ANA Legislature, and Chairman of tho Cnlnnllt-
tUe on Contingent Expenses II, 1Ssi, w,ts then
exnrtnct1. He dcnLc4l tho statement inalc ~
i Murry 1nfnrr tho Subcommittee tn New Or
lehnH,. that he (Suer' Ind pai,1 nlnncy ~ tho
members of tho Legislature tn vatc for Kellogg,
and testified that le did NOT know Of nt,y ulnficy
being paid by nnyOudy to SECURE the election ef
Senator kcloEy.
, 1880-01-16
HUNGARY,
aHflIAf1tl I'll 3.rffit a1HEt,


vIENNA, Jun. 15.-spccinl dispatches from
Pcsth stnte tl,nt SERIOUS disturbances occurred
Tuestlny and Wednesday tn consequence ot tho
duel between narnM MMithonyl and lIcrr Verho.
ray, menibcr ut Parliament, In which tho latter
WIS fatally wounded, and that further trouble Ia
foartsl. IIerr Vcrhoray was tho elitor Of
Hungarian judicial newspaper, and attacked
Count Fcstntlcs. fClloW-inonlbor with baron
Mnlthonyi OF the arlstocrntl0 nat!nnnt Casino
Club, mud Blron Mnithenyt intcrfercd in tho
mnttcs. The rArtssans Of Verhoray sny TINT
Mnithenyi IA u professional ducllAt. tho bcAt
pHtal-ahnt In Hungary, and was put forward In
tue quursul for tho purl'oso Of slonclng Vorho-
ray. who Is very distastefut to tho Grlsto-
crlts, but popular with tho n,slsscs. Lust
night great crowd Of students and
worknon ililcd tho strcots III tho netshhorhood
OF tho CUISINE Club, Mttcrlng ht'stile cries, md
they finally stoned tho windows. Tho polce
Sasass II ~ r. ,S nna to
Another d!spatch ftum resth says tho riotins
wcro ahot. whethor by lid military q tho sioturs
hhs not ttol, ascertainet1. A. n.ldnlRht shots
wern irod IT soldiers 5 from behind son" wagons
PExr,l, Jun. N.--The Ouyernmont has iss,,cd q
pnsln.nation in;llnat!nE thAt forolKnsrs sro In
them to respect tho Mws.
BEluous.
I.oNpos. Jun. 15,-Tho Standards pcsth corre-
aa. VIZ the X saot NJ tye u
wonlt! i,avo occurred Il ITO police had not pro-
yokcd tho people By tholr brutality. The work M
URLS to tho lnuor tnwn.
Another d!afmtch aasorte that upwartls. of
sss ws
Thsts.iny night. Tho suldora are ooni.ne1 to
tlolr harracks. The n, feeling aga!nst tho T'sza I
ssSs IoS's viii i foow tho e.ampio q Festh.