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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-29
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IT. HrsF H.t DemDcfats -'sfi-T !. II B. ban .au C. az h- i- .l~an, from ihe cIua- ttt. l- amu-lag F.. our part s- would ttk B-l-a's sJri !a pre,-r-ic- z" Li. -.a.- i-r.r- tea Co ono.
 The Dem.c-4t ueger isil- '1 attempt t1 answer dire,; cs4rge- and of cOur-e never fails Co W1Ne }1fch out ol it. Truths. NJ Dem5e era;.aTe tllbBoru thing, to get around Your ctHse l. WeaN oue. II l. % fact ih- la-i oae.
 G.y- a, an.N a.al.- MINIE.
 Where from The bottom. . Democrat.
 Ye-. from the bottom. middle or top Tu- people e-e res iy f5r r.
 Th ca-- uf l.ezerIsr gs. PerE Nfuiue Iumpsuv i- deferred unti, uc>t W...u.-isv. IL having b-et a,ceEialusd That t..- J4n~ tenn has cAp.r ]. al3 tae N1v-mbcr tenn d0,~ pot begin ultil next Ncek.
 4 Coop Bu..>alN. John I-rri.'- at-' ! born l- l-ss4.I -r Co veia a.I talk at 'le same 'rn-. and '.- dr.t scu'euce he ever uttered was g rrah" for Garfield" faa- boy ,t4r-, ig tight, and ue prophecy for kim a mob iut 1..
 [ S. C. Rees Gv.. ana Geo. Ban2Asi' ; tDcul.f nI Chiu. z..--. ar3 in toen '5- ! day. They Ie r.,e-t different politics. ! ideas. bot h1'H I-fea jl1t Cn.no wi. be tge ] banner J. mo.r '.- pItcInst ia iAe Cang'y ] II tle word Nt-- ..i 1. k- tuin". politically. : ;here would be alr little pleasure m re mining iH ! - arI the sooner GAbr.el blew ] his LIrn tAs better.
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Who will pay t1 inc Recorder = c, uts a not to b. on the prinicd register: A, lie >lp"rci-1r-
 W,Nu.u. Mes,I, Levy A Co. wi-I [. purchase fv. ar >IN thousand poun Is dt ,lr,>>tI or un..ro,~e.i .l-.-T -Ais> for v hich they Ni.i jay liberal price w2'tf. SsLE-Ex,rA Fine B,lcd Alfalfa Hay iu .iu-Ettlc> c. ~ui'. apply to
 R ! EUTHtRFoKn,
 City ENpre-' Prescott. o,t 2I,t. lsso-,f.
 Frt~i ut-rrE- attl. ( ,bine, E->iau ani every night. oa; f ',,' vuu5 iIsr'~ iUi ~ii ..~ aJ the "ulv eg- nal li ,ot and ~lo,. ,-tnr. in Prescott. z J. Ma>ou'-. next door ,o .Ee Arizona Bank IrH -AII pl HtNI Tn. oarc,u. s.ath ,'ou- ,-..-.ia street. '. I. IIND>i. tr'i'rle'Dr. ply .t 't. tre-ita
 Fl,~ea';. o,'e.'r -' i-~.
 NalITaI,r SO yt> ai... s.I oco. .. rort.'r . fpE ~AtE ~Ir1.r ..e..g Ns.hin. gp.s a- l.u. win 2. -t'a-r.ia.ut-. Price. Sst kuqar oi '. N Dt.- % tl, is-t '-tr- nct4SlS ',. ;o ,.-.. =. Porter X Cos. east Sid, of Plaza. For fgfniiurc ant everything nee, ed fo' yrur homes.
 iadi,S, Mi,>..~ anti Chilir,-n's une >h ,'> made 'o order sud warranted tu please ihe uio>' faS'jIru>. And .t san Francisco pTi es tt \. !. Mt~oE'~ next door ;O the Rank FnU S>rE.-ln quantities to shit p, r. .has,f,. fine lt f Sal, River hsr'ey.
 GEo W. CuKTI>. Prescott. Aa.I,, @3l, l>>J. H4-r.-- e. tt- .-r.. r.r...r-i ssl -hurt notice Id -.l-..s..., terms. .r The ',.i 4ai shoe --or- of
 AJ.NA~DN T-.-...f. May IT, iN~t
 L,vuiE TO IuI Apyiy Jp Geur-e V. Cur,ls taI back .aaj- of lum6cr Ia ;Ie Gun bti and minc near Date creek. tt NcN r.n mc7l f..sh ground from se , corn, af Zen Nc1ycI- o3
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Nr. ~l,.!y.n. 1u. Democratic winte f1r ,ae Hone of E gr->euta'lve,. and H' ,resen, a member of the iliu,;r.ous B1-rj os >up.ryi.or-, which ha, for Us hcadPiece J. L. Fisher. ~ri;c, snl has tAe following card printed ia The Democrat, rejecting on working. lou; honest. man of Pre-co't Read i,. ..4 then rad ,ne aiiiI-yi: oi Nr Mar ind~.l. q rear iat heae,t man, ~ho works for living Tte card Is in perfect ae-ord viia what >ai.iyau sts..l ga f.- sire sr Prescott il r,- e. c.mr.l,r- ,of'r, Co p,sses, certain prspaty 41.. &e-laLs before a..v',t t'z t-od ru,,. t.i- ugh, ie ,.A's dp to the pal.' , mi lepa- tL.,ir ballot
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MORE FORGERY.

Aui-.-.b.e >ub;,r!us, for kocp,ng uY D.m ,s.t.. eaurase VI AAow "f none m1le I.--.a.aru. 'au iba' r.>.r',d L. Iy tl- n.#4....t ,t .-r.raar in .'.erln, 'ac dis patches r. .a.. aa tlcn fc.,i a~ It ,ar D,M
 c,.s. .t-. 2, Co acn.;.i in New loia alt ,.., 70 -.1 Francisco t' n''..n,a 'a. ','i- ..... ,..,' D. on 'he Chinese question. ..- 'sa.ti- letter written b. ,...l.. ,..f...l .a-...l. 4 p ,>ir.u'. y.rg I.u ..' .a. ,aa aai forgery R.. .a....r.r- ai... .,. from N." N"th. dat. D...' ... ,r.hl.h,t 1u 'ha M',f" aa ! .a.- ,. a... 'ue :.r-... ia the p.m.- .... N r....a-r ,ao p.noi of .a.H -.r- r.,...- a.I n.. furnish A copy "t 'le ...-.... u.a.- 2, ~r..tra ia manifold. a5.a :. au. g.o' udri 'o be rHa',I ia i..3 ,..t. WI p,m.cr'- sill rI. l..a -- au ia-:t.'iou rl., d-'.l,aa-., at;emp.7 ,o A,.da .uk them vi'l bc-a- Gt-rl.ei..- a.d raah, them believe :h, ; are i.al.r- 'ra.n. uh.u .u r,ulity it is mere ' t1c animation ot rrrjIdIccd and itun dlccd dc-irc on 'hc iart of the Democrat for Confederate -urce-.. and ;Lc overthrow of Reruhican institutions.
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E.,rp oi >prtE'1~"P-.-it 'h.r 2, ra prod, 5u ;n. o.ticc. w, Rre- Fisher sp.aI s, much i.mr aai m-",T 70 oJt .iu .' |. Nao.i- -..a- ,' pay h.- Election oxpen-c, . Bta' l.'- tpo tain ani won't Q, down Tie E.. u,t.I- can't bc haiub. al,vi
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r. r. su.,'4.-, knowing ,hcir l..,:,~ .,.. in ,, h C.a4iy. for the pur-
 -. ! m.ti their ticket gre irving ;o tr,'r. =" N, have tb,r. he1.vi
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..-.} }. n hlupfah.c man. wn1 ,-..,i.,.. V Gs s.. &.,bonorah.e act anl ~l,h i', ,."p! '.. ' .' ''. ,'' " .,r ,.. A'li.. ,.'iy and ia,c ard .,L.t Ml,. . t--.i ----- L1''.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-29

ioalt th" are suffering from the sgsIuw auI iIiIi~'Trjiru- of N"Utt. I.oTvSU- weak uo~~. ear, ir,av. lu>> of manhood. .vc, | vii ~enu S --ip" that will cure you FREE GT CHNh,.- Thi, great remedy was ,ii>- covered uN Q 4i~-IouarV m south America send a >e.f- r,.~~.-,, cuVel pJ-. totht kIN. J">rrH T INNs>. Ne',r. IA Ns- ] i..k t'y.
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t'l cl,, n again. tlc Republican Ter.it"- rial Central committee. and the Navapai County Republican tuiItrai Committee -h"uli Ec imIn iiaieiN presented io the un- drr>i.uei. s, they may bc examined and afi.iite,t aul officially >,,ttiei ief1r. Election
 Ii.AEk CIil RCHIl.E,
 Chairman. Prescott. u,."ber -. l>>n.
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by iae Eolsi. amt ,t.,e they are directed tn .c,- As .tN.
 lst.., au ,,..iiancrlir- daic.
 Istt., 10 honest Boar.
 Hsv. th-y lfac'.r,i economy,
 li'. g tui to comply with the law, "n Noua... the l-t of November. a' 8 ?. m .. tl@ or.l.r of t'" Court l. that they he coz iaci in 'le C4u,'y Jail. No'ce. rrmem- s.s'ae leader ot ,ni- deception. Copper ulm. Y *. n.A know the weight oi cor rgIf5an.
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ILr.-t [. '""r'n "' the h''i of >.pervi~"r- lee .. e., April j.h, I.~1. ! ., :, July 6.b. ,,o :, Get. ftb.
 >;.. kIa our ot tue ouPer- vs>.:> N't.-. s, ply i'r iae nula.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-29

P. tls ...., .f iarsao. C,H,'y-
 q Inth. AiINEE of Inc >;h Iu~'.. thsrs a '- elf,.I Au fem stating tLat had made tIc f s.-fi,su l.sa, if had iny "ay. would "i'- q -.ueui~c al N0iel- who iIt Dc. have a prop . -i. qualification. OH investigation. I ap- : ear, that t.la r-por, came from a man U b" ' a. fs~>iu. log Mir. Els >iul'. ai "ilru ' ssc.. tus..- stood .'arN. inc.uaIu- 'uF -.ii. e nrr.~ t,rldNafgT. l.- W Nu.-rHDuTE dH4 C. ~ sheu aI-cu-~iu- i"i,ti.-I ma.tsr~ The 7 ft-l.i4.i m g.!t-. 9 as.i ,.-. hdpirutTl n catch I~-IHg rri'tIs, i''i 'ii -i,,s iS, Tor I0i.lcli FGr. ">c-. and .tiiit.. " now Sta.c for inc benefit Cf my ifleuj>. A ia.i e.her- wApuI H usaE concern. that ,I- article in the M.NEEI> l-,- and 'aii' " H an mdIvIdua. whp. | understand. i' uln. for Ju>fi,-e of the i'ea,-r on tuc Ee- ,'1 1licsu tic..-i. and who-" only visible "c ll.,', auon iS that Co. retailing IolHlca. ani
 ~pual islander and Eo>-ii .n thI> io" D.
 " man who hJ~ known ue during mt
 deuce in Arizona. i> aware tha l am the ist man to entertain such -cn,lneui-- !. N. >CILINAN. { :cordlug io the sentiments nf MT. Su.ii- ,. aspirant to oiii.e and II thc ilu,triols p...i q of Supervisors. mn who possesses ,,.P S!p0j0 w,r:A of property in build i,,,.i aui thc fre hIDg should take from hin, Us whole. leaving him poor bat honor .rl.t Ee would be di,ir.ncLi.rd from even .:F for 4 Schvoi Trustee or Constable. |, ,.i cr. a team-!er or !aborer, h" matter l..-- intelligent. bow honoIal.c. he wouli h.. hst red from ct,Iing his No;.. Can you. ,.,or ,en of Yavalai, swallow thIs whale. ,r..l him, defeat inn. ami teach him that \ poof man. 'hou2u .'s oe poorer .l"h p''- ;4 eff. MAY STILL BE \ MAN.
 Nht .h of thc two men VII you believe, gentle; ii' 0u'''' ''' ''' ' ''''' '' ''' ,;,,3,sf the poor Iau, under oath.
 SWORN AFFIDAvIr.
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 'nUS -
 Charl,-- E. Nartini,li. ,.;,,.. ,>t du.N sworn on nI> cath. doth ~ay: ]. W. sullivan. now % candidate fir ,h' IT. Ise uf Representatives. ] SA,- heard
 sullivan. m tLe :.:,.s of Prescott.
 N .nd i,.Fs4.Jg- aforesaid. say ihst h .,.iS .E, say he would make the law a. il in ~ | Ia'is. r.guirIu. property luaiiica- ..g liifie any person to vote.
 feai the article v hich appeared iu ta, MiS .I' ,,,. id ,, i,i'id'n2 ln me - r,t qua l.ir3.l 70 for voters, aii t.-c t.ts lc k ,IGc- ] .r-uow,,d d.- tlat l am
 d. UF' think f..t.'y '- ..-...t. .~- t r. lIAET!Nb!.lI.. n-i aud sworn To t,.or, mc ,h.> .., tI af October, l>-".
 J. II. tNErr>lTr.
 Notary Pu"u".
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Wm~k, rnu NoTss The Democrats have sent whisky mto every precinct in thI, county. ,N9@cting tn buy votes with ilte slm. l; k aH insult tn comaso1 d,- Oency, anu the patty shoui" be ashamed. l,membeT NJ u >ioTman faT >CAool Superintendent. H. wili ho2or thr Tos.- ton Vote for hlE solid. Remember oury', ioh a, >tof eman : Lake IT, >poiled the bc,. l'ut made s -"gurt.
 EnlToB MiNEW .--Pica-c publish, Tor the information Q: thc pubic. t:.a' th p,lIs in Neavtr District will be .en-d on l. ectiOn dav. at Peter NIriicI store. III the Village ui Weaver.
 WN JoH>,oN.
 JN- \ ~TENES-O>.
 Nckerburg, Get. 2A, i>oo.
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,.4.N -u I,-, number co! the NLLEIN v,,,,. \ t eIt D. i--p-d het'r- eicc;;oa, ,o vi. ! rrsc>- upon rur reader, the io.n.....j .-c'iog ueN mn 70 o'ii-c. ..l 2. '1e office ot Treasurer. ". r..,f, "- l;p1hlctn nominee for .,.,...,.... s- been rn~ %! the firm of B.-a- t..t.t E.. .4-t -.v Ha.r~. wup A.y. hel.3 m - ''''',''''' ''''l ''' ''''''' ,'' ... ....., r-.-. Ha- he.p.i To contrib nc. .....t .N.- anl '.el-a-. pos- .,.-o.,..l ..gs any o..IiI, "r u.,. IL r.a.nt ht- d.-tu oi. ot t..' .'..-.g, ''. '-.t 't "'. ->'' ' ' '..'. i..., i..t
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QtACK MANAGENENT OF coUNTY
 AFFAIRS
uEEIEN-f uI HnAE-IY kSD L,ostNT A- Al
 IF'TIoNEERINr DID .i-.

KE, PIONEERING DaD.i-
 Nc 2. p-at .il4t ac s4!I ye4I ago, that. Hoe man gem -n' of the dlaucial si.iF, of' Ylvap.. Cogutv i-. and ha- been. the most, e,'r4y4-aai AHi g .frgp' oi any county with n ,hr vl s.e r.n4r ai' the | nif-.i S.ate-, and a- l oal--l lIslce ltAs- arr higher flsn ia sa, stla- Cavrtr rtjh >'.s a.-,.t. ,,f vg;et' -c .-e -eg e..s1,ei. .-. 'ai-. ,r.. -e tIc iace Q J'.v r'.s.cal repatriation Q: t.r "oat.ed G .tt .- .. a..4a.r -- -.-. uul. after The e.ec.sa-. iI. CiI.I C., mlAe ilc amount oi tue :at-s levied .pp.as a- small 8, possible io :he --EHaysr-. who ars expected t' b. in rslg.ed .ltD supporting part "i ihe Board oi ~4pe-v-.oI- iar reelection. Vi. knowing t.a- il tu- clI La aGt.'.,H.l iaN viii have go be .e'le.i t1 ra! The statutory percentage .. .as county u,-d-. T4, o1iy hope lO. the ur.--.-t Bl.ri lirs ia ,La fsc, 'ha, they afc ashamed oi tHe.r eN:rAva-tnce. and try :. cover ., u2 hy i ..'.r.us ta.t p'T-.oI Q. t.,. bonds positively oid.Tcd pa!l by statute. uat. after election. Thereby hoping Co rani fI- taxpayers, .ud make them believe t'.at the p-ymsn. of iN per cen; on som. a-i lp per cen: o5 other boua- ls good i-.-s c. ap 4ui that by a refusal lo levy tIr r.A 4s t.e ,aS direct, they sl... save The p.ym-lt of that amount They know the ptclrl-e i, a humbu:. and that after ;he election |, over ihe November term of Court wi.i compel a coAp.iance with the law, anu t.at ;he people vii De compelled not only C. pay the b.nl-, but the additional inter ct, caused ty The delay ami the expense oi lawsuit besides.
 TIe iol,pHing !, record of their mis- management 'nI- yea!.
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This I. the way the Chairman ofihe Board of Supervisors fixes himself vii County money. Put him out.
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The apny shows q total tax ot three do. lar, aud -iNty "rnt- on an a-.cssment ro.t oi > C.. ..npJ II .d ihe E ari followed the letter oi the IlN h regard to levying tax flF paying percentage on bonds for "niid- in:s and roads. such as the Statute provides aud the Court directs. and for failure of winch they are now under bonds to keep ib,fu ont ,f i,il i, vnuld b, Sl lp viz
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Notice tO the Public.

l,r G.t--~irut.i Itp,ih.- t. Hoari of -uT+y h.' I.i ttt rsat h-l'' ',r FIr r-par rr-irs be- premises fa tlr Nfr BrtrSirC Ground, that 'he I-.rrul--ru heretofore extended R.H h- fis- The .l---' sr.i vH1.i rs-,.s'.Glly lotfy si.i'or- sh fY s.-f 70. hr. iuE yruui t ta: The. r.., ,. t5 rLs iaat l.atIus ara-.r4d tL. farm.
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Prescott. u."ber -. l>>n.
, 1880-12-23

REPRESENTATIVE CIYMR1t, Of tho Appro-
priation Committee, introduced the Army Ap-
preparation bill yesterlay. 1t appropriates
sa6,1oo,soo, or s:35, 900 less tllnn 1yas appro-
prIatcd Inst session. Representative Dlount
introduced bill providing an appropriation
Of e26, ,0o0 to defray- tho expenses Of tho Sanl-
tary Commission at Washington next month:
Fernando Wood obtained MI order In tho
House yesterday TINT, when the Kefundlne
bill shall bo next considered in Committee Of
the Whole, i1shall be disposed Of III one tny.
THIS |nsures the passage nf tho bill In the
House soon utter tho recess.
, 1880-12-23
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GAIT. AncnpALE. the Tory Member OF
Parliament for FermanaR1,, Ireland, called
OH the "loyal" men n,nong his tc1lantry mil
throughout lis constituency, some days nRo,
to prevent the spread Of 1.nntl-League prtn-
cfples. This, as Interpreted by tho "loyal"
tenants, meant to break tho heads Of a'1 WHO
differed with them In reference to the way
TIM Irish land question should be settled. Ac-
curdingly they determined to break up q
1.ani-Lcaguc meeting held at place called
Dcrrygonelly yesterday The meeting was
held. however, but 1t needed the presence of
largo body Of soldiers and policemen to
prevent Capt. Arcl1dale's "1oyal" ,nen from
attacking tile Land-Lea9uers. On the way
from tho meeting some heads were broken.
, 1880-12-23

SOME Of the Ponca Cllicfs who arrived In
Washington Tuesday called on Secretary
Scllurz yesterday. Gen. Crook, and 31essrs.
Whitney and Allen, OF tho ponca Commits
sion recently appointed by the President,
were present at tho interview between tho
Chiefs md Mr. Scllurz. Tho red men de-
c1arcd that they were fully satisfied With
their reservation in tho Indian Terri tory :;
that they had no desire to return to Dakota,
which they left Of their own FREQ will; TINT
they were annoyed by tho interference OF
Mr. Tibbtes and other busybodics III their
atfnirs. and that the opinions they expressed
were the sentiments Of their people.
, 1880-12-23

THE Representatives Of tho slnvo- owning
interest IN tho Brazilian Chamber OF Depu-
ties arc indignant that United Stntcs Minis
ter 1lll1iard should havc attended an anti.
slavery banquet at llto Jane1ro tccent'y.
Tho President Of tho Chamber, in reply to
the comments Of the Deputies, said that lo
did not think 1t was tho Governments duty
to Inquire into Mr. billiards !nlly!dunl
sympathies or Ills individual acta. Besides,
tho Government, he said. WIS III sympathy
with tho agitation SO long as It acted within
tho Inv,
, 1880-12-23

CONTRACTOR SEXTON, having fn'led to
cnrry out Ills contract for tic lror-work Of
tho new Ctty.IlalI, Inns bcen informed by
Mayor Harrison, Commissioner Waller, and
Superintendent Kirkland TINT Ills contract
lIas been forfeited. Proposals to do tho
work will be solicited Immediately.
, 1880-12-23

MEssns. WEAyEtAxn St,A1sKs felt ashamed
Of their action m the previous tlay, and both
rose In their placcs Il, the llousa yesterday
and humbly apologizcd Tor their conduct,
regretted the scandal they ind given, md
expressed sorrow for wllnt tliey admitted TO
be wholly nntustitiable breach Of the
privileges OF the House.
, 1880-12-23

HANSON l. Co., English b@n]zcrs doing
business In Constnntlnop1o, have failed for
t,oso,oo0. Tho London branch Of tho house,
managed by Henry Hanson. has also fSIed.
Advances mule to the Porto are said to ,bo
the cause of tho failure.
, 1880-12-23

CHARLES II. pE>lK1SR, George Wustun,
md Orrin G. Whitney, convicted In the
United States Court Of perjury iii connection
with the "lnatcll.bond cases." were son-
fenced yesterday to one years imprisonment
In tho State rcnitentinry at Chester, Ill.
, 1880-12-23

Ex-SrEAKE1. fl1iow is said to lack scyorai
votes Of n majority of the Republican men-
bers Of tho Pennsylvania Legislature, and,
from present Appearances, it is hatd to gucss
who will be tho successful mnn. -:
, 1880-12-23

jar GOULD Is stated to l1avo Joined tho
bull movement in tho New York stoce mar
ket, In tho expectation that ho can ttout son,o
Of his Southwestern securities In. the next
boom, which is said to be near at huud.
, 1880-12-23

Dlrllr1rEn1A aud typhus.foyor aro epidemic
in Some OF tho russian provinces. In tho
Province Of khorokoH $500 people died Of
the flrst-nnmed disease in tho ten months
ending Oct, 81.
, 1880-12-23

GEN. JOSHUA, l.. CIAADEn1.A1:S, whose
services on tho occasion Of. the attempt to i,
Oarcalonlzo Maine will be remembered, says
that he Is not n candidate Tor the succession
to Senator uamlIni but that he will sorve
II nloctat1 >. 't,: :
, 1880-12-23

TIE Hon. a. L. Akarman, who wns At.
torlloy-Goneral during President Grants first
turn, and the leader Of the Republican party
IN Georgia, died yesterday ut Caztersyfllo, IN.
tllat State.
, 1880-12-23

ABOUT 1000 collIars OF tho Oldham and
Ashton, England, mincs will strike to-day.
because OF tho refusal Of the mine e-owners to
refer their demand for an increase Of wages
to arbitration.
, 1880-12-23

MAYOR SroKEr.r, Of Philadelphia, was ro-
nominated yesterday by tho Republican Cltl-
zens' Committee Of Orc Hundred, notwitll-
standing considerable opposition. Mr.. John
Hunter WAS nominated for Receiver OF Taxes
anl Joseph L. Cayen for City Solicitor. ..
, 1880-12-23

THE Atlantic States Nall Association has
decided to fix the price OF na!la at IS pei
kcR. A reduction Of 10 per cent will ha
made to purchasers Of carload lots.
, 1880-12-23

WEIGH & DAcoS, who did general warc-
house, merchandise, and banking bualness at
Albany, Gn., fatlcd yesterday for ssD, 900.
The valuo Of tho nssets is not known. s. II.
11nrt j. Co.. liquid paint manufacturers, OF
Detroit, have failed. Their liabilities aro
unknown,
, 1880-12-23

Mrs J. ELLEN FOSTER, tho Town lady
lawyer, has been employed to assist tho
counsel for tho lcfonso In tho cdse OF Mrs.
Mary Brown, now on trial for tho second
ttme at indianapolis for tho murder Of her
husband. :.
, 1880-12-23

CASPIAN Toc1TMAR, who participated In
tho Polish revolution Of 1850, and who served
III tic Rebel army during tho Civil 1Ynr, ris-
ing to the rink Of Drigndfer-Generul. died
yesterday at Spottsylyania. uo was in his
Sttfl yenS. ,
, 1880-12-23

. DAVID pnovosr, OF PlantaRcnet, Ont,
confessed yestc1tlay that he murdered d man
named pierre Brunet at TINT place In Sep
tcmbcr. lie su!d TINT Drnnet's son urged
him to the decd. and stood by while he COM
nittetl 1t.
, 1880-12-23

T1E Bennte refused to reconsider the Yota
by which it lad. on the previous day. agreed
to confirm judge Woods, and tho conarma-
tioI, therefore stands,
, 1880-12-23

THE Secretary OF State has issued license
to organize to tho Chicago Summer-Resos
Company, It WIS bound to coue.
, 1880-12-23

J, NArRAss, an insurance and steamboat
agcnt OF London, Ont, has absconded. TAX
Ing with lin a largo sum Of money which
docs not belong to him. .
, 1880-12-23

TIE large Touring m!1. ct Alexander
Ware, at Lapeer, Mich, valued at $4,000,
ant! Insured for $1,000, was destroyed By
lre yesterday. -,
, 1880-12-23

FoR this region to-day colder and partly
cloudy weather, light snow, and winds from
north to west are predicted.
, 1880-12-23

A. 1AnoE portion Of Belgium is flooded.
Much dan,ago has been done to property
RAILWAY traycl Is Interrupted at many
poIutA ..'
, 1880-12-23

There is no one article that
gives more general satisfac-
ton as a present to a LADY
or GENTLEMAN than a
GOOD Silk Umbrella. We
open this morning a new in
voice Of these goods. Our
stock now contains over
400 new, novel, and choice
Silk Umbrellas, many Of
which cannot be duplicated
in this country.
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