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Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

(. IHANETro has just received an other nice ioi Of choice fruit and Ve=- e.aJles, which he will sell ont tonight and heg.n tomorrow morning with 2 I.csh lC..
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
Eotjcc 10 Creditors.
]. B. COLLINS,
 Dealer in Ge6er1i Merchandise. .iaxay. T'inna County. trtyona.
roxer oL Attorney Revoked.

rr,us POWER or ATTORNEY NATE By
 me ta Nrrf Iu Ic,i1ue. uf the b-sgoOi,-, Pima County A r. i- rrby r-yOSrd ron a1.f af .tlis iltr tt AfLES D WIS. Dstr.' st Camp Bowie, this .7sh day of july A. b. io55
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

Go down [, D. Felix, on Mesilla z''fet, and ask him for whatever you want ir the line of grorcrie,, veretn- Ol5-, nLre fresh butter and choice fruit, and yor will be sure to get something tLai wIil please you
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

lN few days there will be the gen uine Black Buck Beer. manufactured b, Levin, on draught in all the prin- cipal saloons in the city, ard also in hnltles.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

DIVINE service will he held in me PFrSayterjln Church tomorrow eve nIn-, beginning at s o'cl 'ck. the Rev Hia G. Mills oficia'ing. All are cor o!4!iy !Ryi ed to attend.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

TIE Tucson Association of Odd Fellows will meet -morr"w morning at Brother PettIt's flee, on Camp street, At 10:3O. Members and sojourn- ing Brothers are cordially invited {" meet with us.
 II. D. CoRBETT, Secretary.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

WE call the attention of our Ar!vacs and Orc Blanco friends 70 the card oi idoinhus II Noon, which appears n another rulumn Of THz CITIZEN.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

WANTED.-A situation as house keeper, or to do general housework for a small fumuy. Address J. w., French Laundry, Si, ne Avrnue
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

WANTED S2GOn, n |. s. Cola or Currency for which the highest premium Will he paid ai Norton's Loau and Brokers office. Congress street, opposite SatiUrd. II Idson d Cos.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

Gapcrg LoRITn, a Nex,can lad in the sonih part of town, came very nerr heinz choked 10 death today ny an annie core getting fast Tn his throat
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

sneak thief while tndeavorIng f" nil.er from D house on North Church s,,eet las, nlIl.r, was severely handled hy dog tied loose.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
GO
 TO THE Wholesale and

GO
 TO THE
 Wholesale and
 Retail Grocery Store of c. Selligmaun & O., for choicest Roquefort, Swiss, Holland. Limhurger. Sap. sago. California, Pine Apple and Parme>Hn Chee Q. Paes de foi gras. Trufiles. Mnrtadellas, Imported Sausage. Sar dimes, Eastern Biscuits, Stuffed Glives. Slrdelles, Anrhnvies, Holland He-rIngs, York shir" SavOrv Pie, GOch
 Claret, California
 Claret ny the
 Gallon. Fre-h Ranch Buf'er. Smoked Ton rues. Oregon Dried Beef Tahaii Lime Juice
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

THERE is a movement on fo't 10 buils q new station between Tucson and Daviison's Canyon, on he Pais- .ronia road.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

TRT lhe new Las DamuS (one-bii Havana cigar, at Earll's.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
W Wanted.

TI1EAN;s TO HAUL BOG. 900 FEET SEA scned lumbar. from ths Chifczhna saS Mil LO TOnb-toEC. Cash OD deINyly
 aUh.,E S co. VA HAYWOOD. Agent, Tombstone.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

AN Q, cursion oat will sail for the I7te. Santa Cruz On tle next Do'o tide.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
Oxr hundred ami sevenly-fve thou,

ONE hundred and seveniY-ive thou sand brick are being shipp'd in fro n Los Angeles. to he u-ed by the khii- roaG Company in building an engine house. and for forses and >tnrks Tn and nb ut lheir round house and ma chine shops.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

rI5 pr.iminaC; examination of r-.3 R .binSon. the individual who ~s,rr.ea,ei il uself tn di.f rent parties ID hs in theJ. s. ~ervics as a Revenu. ,s,cer. and n such assumed character tsy.g. obtained money snl other r,laa5iss. reak place this morning bstare L. :. Commissioner Neuga, ,s. From the testim ny elicited however, no suf-i praoi could be established cr nj, guilt. aniou motion of E. B. P5nr,y. |. :. Attorney, the defendant wss di-chargeI from custody, and c.se i sni,Sei
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
Mining Trust Company,
American Mining Stock Exchange

EAchange Rooms and offices, No. 63
 Broadway, New York.
 This Exchange will he opened as soon as the necessary improvements ir th" rooms, now h progress, have been completed, about June |. Thc Committee on Stnrk List and Securities ia uow prepared to receive aEd set upon apPli- cations from MrNISG CcSFA-IEs desiring ro nave their stocks placed upon the rrgu ar lirt rf he Exchau-e All necessary blanks and fiIl ini1rmstiOu aay be CbIained by address inc WI. r. MOLLEE. Secretary Of the Com mittee. care Eiuinr Trust Co.
 Applications vill he received for limited number of ron members monthly seat tickets of admission
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

EF,ul..A stree, ue,wecn Meyers and CUrca Plaza, is com ng Co be quIle a heslQuafitTs for stage "fices IT, gram d5 Co am -ac. rne Tomb. s,nhe Transfer Company. T mb>icne Sage ComuaHy and the Psas nia Stage C'mp1rv. D. Nela-co has the a-,vara and Gro Blau~a Stage Com. p-1E sad tne Altar Company. He al~a ''S inc making cnunection win tflaha ss. We are glad 10 know ,hfta thriving stage b-s5 dess is going on.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
NIunifieent Gint by H Women.

Mrs Naleria G. Stone has donated Sl Q poo to Wesley College, which she iesires 10 aid in training women for the battle of life.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

All Norton's Loan and BrokerF' ofioe the bigbest premium uil be paid for Currency or [. <. Gold. Congress street, opposite SafoEd, Hudson < Co.,, Bankers.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

GoLn silver and nickel watches a NiIson's jrwelry st"r', next door tc Western Union Telegraph office.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

You can save money ny huviEg ynu' clothing of j. Perrin, merchant 'alior, Meyers street, opposite Palace Hotel.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

ONE hundred thousand pounds Of test California flour at $425 ut Wni ZcckendOrl s.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

THE largest and best assortment of Stationery and B nnk Book can be had at inc Pioneer Nous D"po'.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
Announcement.

HEREBY ANNOUN. MYSELF A A csrdiGa-- for Delegate Co Congress, at the ensuing election.
 GRANVILLE II. OCRY.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

FoR RENT.-TIree rooms md kitch- en. on corner of Mccormick street and Stone avenue. w. o. SULLIVAN.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

FoR SALE.-A good Piano, almost new. Enquire Of Wm. B. Hooper & O.. Meoilla street.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
Daeid Noonan Wanted

The undersigned wishes 10 know ,be vb rcahouts of David No nan, who arrived at Tucson last April. He k bv occupation 3 painter. but iS now supposed to he engag'd in prospect me. Address James Bri"gs. IT., san Juan. Nevada unty, California.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

ONE hundr.-i thousand sonnds "f Californ,n EAT, ;'uperiine flour at S4 q. Wm. Zeckendorf 2.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31


 Particular StteE- ton IS called to our stock of Hardware. ordered direct from inanUfacipr e rers, which includes ev- erything uee'. ] by Miners and Mill Men
 Our stock oftoois for all trades Is the most complete and carefully sSsor'er ever before offered
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
Discovery Of Coal.

I. is -a.l0rei tlat some valuable cost beds Eavc been discovered near ihe u7ogo-rd line of he Southern Pa.idc R..lroId. ar point near ihe Ariz-ns and Ney. Mexico line. Should it arove true that coal has been dis ,areri there il viil pr've of incdl- .-.a.,e hearhl Go Soarh,aSreTH Ari- z1-a. Tnnih,taao camp viii te e-De- ci.Tr interested in such "A discovery, g, th5 yooi in that locality is getting -ICe
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

FREsH Pine Apple Sherh,ts and Ice Cream, nt Charles Schuz's.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

?. r. NELSON jcwrlcr. has removed to Congress Street, next dor 10 Wcs 'ern Union Telegraph office.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
Ann5 uncer~ "rt.
For corNrY FEDoRDER.

EVIN NWN - ' s--NN' 'NI' I1 ''7 THEREBY ANNOUNCE SELF \ CAN I lidgt- for thc Oidcr ct CugI;y HccortcT oi Iima County ar fne eu- fiI.- -.. -li -. aHd rc-- ps,Ifally solicit ihy -uppJrl uf mF fellow ciri- zsn- JOHN p. CLUM. TUcsoS, Apri. l3. lsoO
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
The Patagonia Rond

What is being done toward building the Patagonia wagon road? Iii. F in enterprise tha. sho Ill not be al. iowrd to nang fire Int Important mining camp is now almost sh { nut from the world, owing to the m. CT. able condition f the TO dds in that di. re' ti'n. There W .uld be no difficulty ID securing mail service on the David. son Canon Toad if he road Was made p sable. It woul,, also at once le come the popular route oi travel. a. the Sanf'rd TO rte will always be in Dad c e'ndilion a large D ,rtiun ot the Year. Then again this getting up in the middle of the night to take the. train Is anything but pleasant. Let us go to work a' oate aud finish up the road as it should be. It is a burning shame that town of the imp"ltance of Tucson should be so slow ID attend ing to little matter like this.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

The Fata M"r-ana (one-biO Havana cIg T, at Earll's is the bes; in town.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

ATTENTION smokersi X fine lot nf imported Havana cIgas at the Pioneer News Depot.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

SMOKE the Garcia fine Havana Ci gar. al Esrll & Cos.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

SOME immigrants arrived from me noith to-day.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
TIE CITIZEN.


i...t. -.r-4i,0 0,rHo5. f
 .- C.s .- la town. Mac.
 ..-. .ae aaa u,ne Ee comes ia -.r.;rg 10 wa.k." Itusei To b, ns ,lI da,s of s.l aye from -.,r {, Tomb,toue, that the trip
 se .a les than twelve hours, ,.,.,.-.. railroad hss tesn com s |, Bsn>o1 a''h nom! Go the
 -s es.Ses cons -.'cs fo .le -t.. -- -ss --l a:s- o ...A.I.. ';o.- n a.re,,
 sr 3 Helena, d.. L,.ut r.sf. ? sc5 T, T o.nas A,u"1, T rs,s.,a- eLl'a F., and A 8 'raes. aI,.r gty, are r;s,stsroi d. h PI.. ..Ht@.
 ? Crane. T Robineon If New York {; rJJo,lia of Little Rock; John E rr;,o q E.s1vllle; A C 'dcy and Ell ,-.- H,rdwick of Arizona, are re- sis s.,,t st rhe Cosmopolitan.
 . TR sar-en came in lss, night, and ,srloayf,r the Sll'a 'a'lriat'.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

sEwINa -NacnINns at rInmmer,s.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

WELL regulated Clocks cheap sr BeFger'F.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

SMOKE the Nargarita Especial lone blt) Havana cigar, at Ear,ps.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

PIANOS and Brass Instruments g, Bsr-er's
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

Coon goods a, low priOcs st Plamnsr's-
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

nrXNE M1<Hz1<--<MA
 iH this market, comprising Picks, Shovels, Axes asd Handles, Crow.
 bars, Wneelbar.
 rows, T 8 mping 6
 Bars, Pans; Pow
 der, Giant and Vulcan; Dyna.
 mite Caps, Uel- jews, Anvils and Tires, togeth 2 T
 with every tool
 needed by carpen-
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
FORT GRANT AND CAMP THOMAS
 MAIL LINE

yROM POINT OF MOUNTAIN. VIA FnTI Grant and Stafford Io cam, ThnnrS.
 Stages VII .szvs foipt of Mountain fr. SreEiys cSFTSt tng 0%SH@ngsrs and rxpress e.,nnsc'iDZ Wlih etsaches s.s ti,r Saltons AAH T"" rr"1- ----i m ny.
 NORTON q STEWART,
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

sE~ISe-4AeHrar- ra -enr ar Hcrser's.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

PIpEs and Tobacco sr Plummer's.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
LErrER risr

.ra,. " ierter reIs ming in inc S,s,oc,,. ,i Tor moTe ihan olc month ,o.iee, nr,'.s
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

Fre-h Ranch Butter. Smoked Ton rucs, Oregon Dried Beef ,Taha;i Lime Juice.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
GROCERIES

IS of the Best, both in quantity and quality. Arrangements nave been made by which we receive
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A TEHHIBLE AuOIDnNT,

th,,,h.
fhp'"s'o" OF 'ne u''s, 49, s"". ,.,.on.
o. % m'a' " ~
n ,,,.y hor,l,,. .c,id,nt
puNs'aA, Jul, ~, "'',' =, ,nis nIace a,
80 ..t.. ,I,.,noo, The boil,r
aor'Mh y's'ei"sy H''''""" Al,
oi sWA, 'ni's"r' NV """'n !" ~
h't''N "'e" up h'''"k Wv. A.
AMI seriously """hu'hg ""' "''"'' Nv
soon ns hn news i'm'h'' ""' '""" Z"
rcporlcr haHtenrd To 'h" S''i" ""'' s'N
si'kenlnH slRh'' ho "'"' w, s'"''u'
'' over ,h' "'''' VIM W. ~, " 81
ers Sl"od weeping "n"n' 'h'n' ,nu 'o'
loMins"a lis' "' 'h'k''''u anu N"'''''"n, '';,,,
R'hnfd ''%'; , n'a.,'", UNI, InsI M"I
,"o 'n,,"f'h' A'i'" 'nS'"',H' y" W."
being blown u Instance "' " hu'"'o. ,v,
Yards b'y"nd the b"uy' "h''n n's nus '''a' ,,,'
Was torn ou' ahu WAS 'o""' "'"' '"'
hoLy' ,-,
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FACTS FROM ABROAD.
wARllkE NEWS FROM THE OTTOMAN
EMPIRE.
WAR NOW CONSIDERED INEVITABLE.

The news from tho East this morning
Is warlike. Tho Sultan seems deter.
mined to oiler forcible resistance to any
attempt on the part Of Greece 10 take
possession OF the territory awarded her
10y tho conference lately in session ai
Berlin, and IL reported 10 be rapidly con-
ccntrating nll tho available troops In
Western Turkey at Adrianople. ureece
is also s,raininq every nerve to put her
army on u war footing ~ soon rs possl-
blc. At Vienna aud berlin war is con.
Hdered inevitable, aud ~ Montenegro
has already put her army In motion, and
Austria Ia expected 10 take the field al
tho sound Of the first gun, tho pros
poets for. the future h tho Otto
man Empire are not particularly
bright. Tho events oi tho next iew day
will bc anyiously awaited, Crop reports
from France aud ireland indicate an
abundant harvest. The agitation against
landlordism IN Ireland seems to have
been renewed with increased yigor dur.
ing the past Tow days
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THE Virginia ltEADJUSr-
EltS.
State Convention Yesterday
Nominate an Electoral Ticket
oI Their Own.

R,uMoSn, July The adustors
State Convention met 10 day. Ahont
600 delegates were in attendance, inC'ul'
iup forty rulnrcd Col. Ahram fulkcr.
aon, permanent chairman. Various com
mittcos were appointed and recess
taken.
After recess Col. Y. u. Grcrncr. Chair.
man At the tOmmiticr on Rrsolulions
reportcd The platform. The resolutions
are cnufned mainly io local issues
The sixth resolution ASSERTS; That
while looking tu the mainiopauce oi
the principles aud accomplishment,
oi the ipcal objects set forth ~ su'
prIiur to all other COnsliuiaiinns, there
are reasons both oi duty ani policy
why the rcahlastcrs organization should
control the voice ot The state IN Nation
ai affairs, aud that II IL imr"riant Ia
the successful issue ol the contest inr
1881 Tor tho supremacy IN this Common
wealth that this convention nominate u
full ticket oi electors and the party ih
tho several districts nominate III" candi.
dates Tor Congress, aud believing
the objects hitherto declared, tie
interests oi all tho people oi
virginia arc io bo best
suhNe,ycd by the election ol Hancock
aud Engllsh tn the Presidency aud Vice
Presidency. Therefore Il is further de-
rlarci that the Electoral ticket nopina'
ted by this convention IL instructed ~
hrhsli oi those candidates, and they are
conlially commended Ia the earnest
support ot every momhcr 0t the Read
jusler organization IN NirgiUla
Z. That the Federal government
should bo administered in exact con.
hrmity with the Constitution as II IL,
that u is the duty of all 10 accept ~
good faith tho results ui war, Rnd tha,
the aim oi s,atcsmanship should be io
establish peace and good will between
all sections of our common country AMI
all clHsscs oi people; that the duties aud
principles, The burdens aud benefits, al
the government should he equally dis
trihutVd. that The tsiiil and revenue
systems 81 the government should be re-
| formed ths, Federal TAXATION on tobacco
| is an unjust discrimination against land
aud labor employed Ia agriculture and
ought tn be repealed,
ed
The following electoral ticket VAS then
| chosen
Electors q, Large -Gol. William l.
CAMERON aud tOl. II. IL. RlddlebefgtT
District ELECTORS First, Robert Mays
Second, Col. William Lamb, Third
Captain John Wise; Fourth, =. l.. Bn
iorJ; Filth, William Poseil sirtl,, Wy
att NJ. Elliott, Seventh, \ u Allen
Eighth, :. +. Meade, Ninth, Joseph &
Taylor.
\ motion was made to reconsider Thu
vote by which the electoral ticket, ~
commended by the Business Committee
had been adopted. THIS gave rise Ia 81
excited and lengthy debate, IN whici
the Republican delegates took an active
part. saying they wished 10 be leii ire
10 vote as they pleased ior the fres'den
and Vice President, and that II the lie
publieans wote ignorei the Headias
party would ~ down.
Without action on tie motion 10 ~
cousidcr the Convsatson sdiourne'
4 ssgS dis
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TNNNEIl'S TRIAL.
Tie II Siili Alive, sane, and Con
Hdcnt uT Succrss.

Nav NuEN. July q The ioctora ~
change ~ thr lasting mau spent ih" daN
Watching inr ryidrurc 81 hiS appr"a'h
,us insanity. Toward evening "no at
thrm. Nhu thought tho CNprI'mth'
mast be- near the rnd, asked l'T Tanner
What drspl.,tiun should ho made Z" h's
c'ry>r. "Makc all tine phIeoulni'eail
observations Nuu clU a. ldug - J ilNr.
SAL the h,tlug dbctur, "and, "hch
Uu i.,d. YOU are WClrume Ia nav h"'N
hr tt' purpu-c at auatomi'd :, ,l'n'''
Lut yuu Will have tu wait good NhlW
Vet briIJr yuu have the chance w
Nas pyryi,h toward the spectators, au'
di at hesitate a. u.a "Cu-s ~"tds !"
NIri tbrm Nhru hc chnslioIci the a'
wlstup much ,limtcd hl their presence
NJ i've o'ylusk THIS morD,ug p'' '"'
not arose. rrai the newspapers anh vas
va EI'i spsrIs At hali.pJ~t six hr
nat iur walk aud Was gone s"ue thhI,N
ave minutes llr carried "a cane, hat '''
Mt lrau ou u Tie walked with h'W
stop At6N 4 " hr hal lost slN'.'h
ppuuis since his fast began. In tho 'as'
tNu jtys the luss has bCCu three tnnr'hs
ut a pound per day, George t'a"''S
Tam sends him ty,pGcGt w'SsaI'S W
encouragement on p,s.3i Card', aM'Ns
addressing him a. "G,iz'H lhrtor tau
ucr' Ills pulse, temperature Rnh 81
eJ1l condition are nearly normal ~"
ls confident oi sucCCcding, though ',''
attending dn,turs gay that the worry u"
has suffered has made the ties, thus I''
equal tu tNu weeks last.
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THE STAFF OF LIFE.
THt WHEAT CROP IN WEST VIRGINIA
AND MARYLAND.
tvtRY PROSPECT or AlARet CROP.

There has been many fears expressed
that, la common With a considerable
portion Ut tho Northwest, the wheat
crop ot our State hsl susl aimed serious
damage from the Immense rainfall u
the PAS, two or three weeks, hut in.
quiries prove that such Ia not the case.
thur special reports this morning from
West Virginia aud Maryland indicate
that the damage has been very slight,
and that ,icld equal tn or surpassing
that ot last year may lao confidently an.
ticipatod, Ri,chie IA thd only county
repairing poor yield, and there tho in
creased acreage planted will compensate
Tar whatever damage has been done.
aod bring thu total number oi bushels
fully up To that produced on tho county
year spo. A lew DAYS al Rood weather
will SEQ the crop throughout the State
safely housed and out ut harms way.
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Several physician, were on the grounds,
aud commenced ufins for tho wounded
as soon ~ possible, There care no deaths
al this writing, Int two or three are
fatally injured.
Among others is,ured are Jack Dow
lin, skull crushed J, Hinds, arm bro.
Ken; Wm. Paxton injured on the head !
Arthur Dudley, fred Buckingham. u.
Baxter, A. buckingham. John Payton.
Charles Church. Dennis smith, j, ulea'
son, badly hurt 10 various places. These
arc tho most seridlSly wounded, though
lew Who were engaged came out unhntt,
The people Of 1rs Mills are deeply
rhagrincd over th, event, though they
badly worsted the buffalo roughs, who
say they will yet have revenge. The
doctors say Devln cant live, and j,
jennings In ~ btily injured on the
head TINT II is ilar,l he cannot survive,
There is intense ex,i,ement throughout
the county over IN, affair.
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wASIiINt;TON.
somc Peculiar Hints uonoornins tho Nit
| Matinn In Nov Nnrk.

somc Peculiar Uints Concerning the Nit
uat,ou Ia New York
WISruNaIrS, July l. \ gentleman
who hrli tho prnXN at the Texas mcIU.
her nl the National Republican Cnuinii
tee, aud whu participated In ip recent
piocctdng aud organlGiilon, says that
the Grant lea,lrrs have nov gW things
liked g. they want them. They did not
deslre any ol their own followers to hn
chairman ol the National tnumIi,cc, hut
voted Tor Jewell 80 that IN ease ui defeat
the odium would tall upon him aud the
glt edged faction oI the party, "i
Which Jewell assumes IT, hc shin
iuR example The next move
IT, Lee made ~ tu demand at
Garfield that he make an U
raugcmrnt with President Hayes which
will give Arthur the control ul the Fed.
cral patronage IA New York, II Hayes
nrcplcs tu thu. u ~ said there will bc
another opportunity tor tnnkling 4"
have his revenge, iuasmuCh hs the 90
moNal ui the prCsrni Collector nnd sur
yryuI at tho Port at New York viii bo
IN sisted nn, on the ground that the pat
rnnag" oi the Custom house 10 absolutely
necessary Ia luhrlcale the Campaikp, A
story anoat sprnt Cnnkling IL that he
will trada away tho Legislature. -thai
Cunkling aud Arthur understand each
other implicitly, aud the plan ls ,o elect
Arthur ia the United States Scnaic Ia
place ui herman. hc having neither the
hope nor desire to hc Nicr Prrsld'ut
onloiai Anneun cement OF Peace.
~ 4 Ia Al. Ia nj
the State Department officially IN
nnuncrS peace ia lucuos Ayrcs, the IA
surrr,llnn having been suppressed.
EarIy u.oa,ng oi the Departments
,suI>Gros, Ju,y The fostnas
trr General TODAY ISSUED an order iii
rrrllug the closing II lho f"st"ii'ro l'c
parlmunt daily at ! o'clock duuus the
warm r,a,nu Instead ui at u'Cinck, ~
~ present. \ simllsr uI,lor wIs issued
snn,c lays a1o hy the S@retsry ot the
Navy. and Il IL prnh,hlc that thu either
departments viii follow, aui close thc
public hu-,n,ss At thc samr hour
No Promises to he Made suuus Bull
w WlsuINC,oV, July = strict orders
haze been Ernt to the frontier not I"
makc auy promises tl .itGng BUil as tn
the condition oi hts surrender ~ the
baud aud ,hirls choose Ia cum' ~ they
are to understand that thCy must give
up ihclr guns aud p"ulcs, and ~ quietly
un reservation, The most vi ths baud
desire Ia ohmc in. but tho chiefs Aro
airati II punishment.
the Ps.t Msn prs,ns po,us oood Work,
" W,suINUrnS, July : superintendent
Thompson, ol the Railway Mail service,
has reviewed kilograms from Various
points showing that the nos fast mail
system II working Vogy satisfactorily,
aud that at every Place heard from thc
trains wsro ruBpins On schedule tiu,e.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-08
ACCIDENT. AND CRIME.
FURTHER PARTICULARS FROM IR0Y
MILLS, IOWA,
A Steam Ihrs,hsr fsplOdss at Dun.'fA'
Ohio - The Pennsylvania Board OF
Pardon, - A Specimen OF
Arizona Justice,
DAILY RECORD or SUDDEN DEATHS

Tho boiler Of = steam threshing ma
phins, In uss In . aslsis short distance
FROM the town Of Dankirk, Ohio enP'o'
dsd Tuesday, making sad havoc among
,hoso working near. Five men wer"
killed and four badly wounded, one or
two oi whom will probably d'e' The
cause oi the accident In not known
Tho Pennsylvania Board OF PardonS Is
besieved by precious lot OF criminals
with applications Tor n release from tho
penalties oi their crimes. Alter the rec
ord the Baari made for itself In tho case
oi X Kcmhlc, some two or three months
apo, Il Ia strange that they are not over
run with petitions Of this nature. Fur
thcr particulars from Troy Mills, Iowa.
No Ia show that the trouble originated
from an invasion Of about one hundred
aud my roughs, who had previously
sent word To the citizens TO prepare iof
row, An efforts 10 secure further oxecu'
two clemency in the case ol Uco. Frice,
the Cincinnati murderer, have faile't
Julvo Lynch has been called upon ~
Arizona To render u decision IN u mur.
der case, which he did with character
isiic promptnoss.