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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-25

THr ra-a auartette selected to furnish .,.- ,r-,ir at the funeral ceremonies 0i .-s late President next Monday, m thus -.- i..maa=aI of Nessrs. W. B. Hop s.r. william D. I5yuer, z. .. Joyner --f .r.rla- !. .'oyler.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-25

AN interest m the Phenlx Dally ana Weekly Herald is offered for sale to a competent and experienced newspaper nan who can take charge and manage tle business. This is an extraordinary Opportunity for some good newspaper --n. The Herald is published at one of I-e pleasautest and most promising young cities in the Territory, Las val nable property consisting of the office anu real estate and Is paying. The death oi Nr. NcClintock, the active partner in tle concern, compels Mir. Gosper to make tlis offer, as his official and other PHFate business make 1t impossible for nm Go give it the necessary personal at 'e-llon. We hope some competent jour .,a-.,t will embrace this opportunity and 1Aat the Herald may continue to be ID uie future as in the past, one of our most Fa!uaDle exchanges.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-25
Postpoueucut.

For good and sufficient reasons the uboye sale is postponed uuul ICESDAh. Che 1th day 0f l,~l.
 W. c. SMITH. Administration. Florence August 1L l~-l.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-25

THE New Mexico Territorial ExpOsi tion and Driving Park Association VII meet at Albuquerque on Oct 3d, an' Twill last five days.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-25
ADMINISTRATORS SALE Or PER
 SONAL PROPERTY

N OTIcE ls hcrcSy given thai H-ae~ and ny rir- V tLc of a1 order of sale, made ny rlc Pgohg-e ! uCcp ci thc County ut Final and Territory ui znE1. on tbe oh day ul Au-i-1, l>~l, Inc gL- .crsirI-d admiui-trstO- of .ae a-tate Of Autu I Stiles deceased. v'I, uu r-e .-l day q. >uI-eI1a- ,er. I~,1. sell at public agr-'ol. .r t.e a.-lc-t iidta- -ur cash. curtain stock r-r'- co- sung oi uw- cl calves. vs5ri.n-s and two ...r- old, winch s-ii. sale viii take pl1c. - ... -arttg tAs Ifs NJ. l.. tl..@. on the Gala h.U.r. n-f li-eru lii,- above the town ol Fiar. uC- And l tta meantime bids win be received De-. ~ head 9i iCvf cattle ordered Co hc sold -t pri,at r-,- l1- sct Co fhe approval of Ilc Probate llt-e ul -7@>- uuury uf PtnaL W. C. -nl1rlL Admt1 strator 0l thc tztatc or 1l. T.. stiles, de-
 ceased.
 Florence. A. IT,, August 8. IssI. aug
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-25

r--n.frus .aJ Turner lost twenty -.-- F.--.,. Tewssbury had sixteen E,r-i qr. Er-e 'u-' some. S'allo and Mood, h--a was intact The loss to -r.--- Cree. s-.s'-.- wj.I reach several .f,-.--., ...''.-s.-l.oJe Silver Belt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-25

AIErTLE from Globe states that the Ssu.a Pioneer Mining Company are busy sinking 100 feet 0n their double-com- par.meuf working shaft, 4X4 feet ID the clear. Prt-c.r. Scott E Co. have ship ped their erlaes and pumps and they Eil soon 5a up and working.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-25

Payr Dr,I. the stage robber, was s,-. +. G.ob. for trial on Tuesday night S-1wa1 who gp1l examnatlon m Tombstone fir compicity in the Blsbee .-e-s -5bberv. was discharged, called r-g-erlay t9 sge Deal, but was day too late
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-25

RrrrrvrD daily by J. Sresouch-a r;ee lot of fruit, including lines, bana- uas. grapes, apples, etc, also northern ratat5es. onions. cabbage and other veg arb.es. A inst class line of groceries arl provisions on hand, including eggs br--.r 71l chickens r, Mesilla street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-25

NR. n. \. SANFORD Is preparing to erect a large two-story building at the corner of Pennington and Meyer streets where the Star corral has been located The lower story VIII be for business pur. poses. auG the second story will be made into suits of rooms for office purposes.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-25

HE soldiers and sailors of the late war ot the rebellion are requested to meet Nr. A. B. Sampson and other mem- bers Of the Grand Army ot the Repub- he at the Palace Hotel club room on sunday, at Vo.o'rlock in the afternoon, to consider the propriety or turning out as a body lu the procession on Monday, at the funeral of their illustrious com Tade and commander, the late General James 4. Garfield
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-25

IHE Russ House. at Tombstone, has been leased log Mss Nellie Cashman, and N undergoing a thorough renovation. In iac- lt will h- almost a new house. New furniture has been provided, and the house VIII he opened in a few days for business. Miss Nellie Cashman is well and favorably known throughout tIs portion oi Arizona and she enjoys the respect and esteem of everyone.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-25

So light from darkness cometh fast And joy from horror spunsS; The angel Hope appears at last With sunshine on its wings. From dust and ash the vltgi spark Al dead of night illumes the dark.
 -Ernn Efnrt Nnnn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-30

ten. gnblid lanste er an nnb baa
@dlin,mife, mas ibre erreste, furdter.
faGte Bbanta1e ibnen pcrsesautelt Bate,
fanb fd iibertrpffen. @s mar bas llr=
tbeil ibres 9ebens, weldes bic 3eilen
ibnen fiiuben MOLTEN.
Shlimmes iei seiaebsn, bas int etans
be fem tonne, Telir unb Slie gu sernids
ten, miirbe fofprt nidt gcriOrse setrcf
fen, bas brObence l1ubeil abauwenoen, 10
idri.b Msrsot cbne irsenb cine idcnenoe
Ycrbereituus. Serr 5enbrit be gcb Jet
5uridsetetrt unb ais er baS @eidebene
etfabren, In eine Butb seratben, Die ent<
ietIid sepirtt bdtte. gr babe seidwo'
ren, id III RIDDEN, ben Ssduber ieiner
8raut 3u perberben uno besor 1e, Mar<
got, es gu serbinbern permodte, cine Gn=
3eise bes Dueus bel ber Standardization
ser Stabt erlaTsn. Da Der Sob itres
0atten leiber nur eine birelte Solse bes
Dueus eewefen, 70 babe ber Staatsan=
malt bic alase ansenommen une balb
uiirben aesen 6elir Stedbrieie erlahen,
eielsidt Yoli3e'aseuten mad 9cnbcn se=
ianbt werben, ibn bort aufSuludeu. Cenn
bab bus iuuse Yaar fa mad Qonbcn &C.
nenbet babe, wiiie maa bahsim gang be-
ifimn,t.
fTortfehutd fpIat.)
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i. Sas MIN ppllenbete llnterirbii6

- Sas nun bpllenbetc ll1teriroii6e
&ei6s Selegrapbenneb Derbinbet 22l
Stdbte nit einanoer unb rei6t BON
&6nissberg big na6 @trabbura, bon
8reslau Bis na6 gmoert BON Sborn
Big mad Ma9en. Die 2egltng bes rlten
bon Berlin mad 6aae fiibrenben &a=
bels tpurbe i'm Mdrs 1876 in Ingriff
genommen, uno bas lebte Slebtiid, bon
&0ln na6 Na6en rei6eno, 1T por bret
Wonaten eingebettet tpDrben. 9ie Se=
gung fdmmtli9er abelfreden bat einen
3eitaufmanb bon nabesu So Momaten
unb ait Gelbmitteln int @ansen Die
Summe bon ru1tb 10000, 900 Wfarf 1T
&nipru6 genommen. Sn Sliilie 1inb
70 &abeltiide eingeienft tuorben.
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- Cine rubise gaadt unb Elm frSblides
@rwaden ibres &inbes fnb fiir bic Wmtz
ter bas srSBte 8ersnasen; sebraudet
baber Meu tdbter'S 80 eutf DIES
ainbernt e + I" (Yabotropbine) als
Nabruns gurcr ainber, unb bas idneae
@ebeiben beielbsn tpirb baS beite 3eu8z
niB fiir bieies iesensreide Ndbrlnittel ub=
seben. @s 1T Der ein3ise, in ieoer Weiie
Die Wiuttermild erieeenbe NabrunssROfi
fiir 9duslinsen unb fleine Sinber. Deutz
5de8 &inbermebl wirb bon Ger3ten iebr
empfOblen unb in alien renpmmirten
Npptbefen at baben.
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Das aroi;e 6amorrf, uiben. .6eifn

= Das sroBe 6dmcrrb oiben- 6eilmit.
tel, ANAKESIS, bic @ntbefung pes
Or. Silsbee. bat Gnipru& uuf ben Na.
men ~bus Wunber bes 3eitalters." 20,
600 banfbare Yatienten iesnen bies eins
sise untraslide SdmorrbOibens!S Seilmit=
tel, unb bic, welde umicnlt @aldmittel,
Salben unb innerlide Wittel ansemanbi
haben, fperben eas ansenebme @efabl au.
9enblldlider Sdmer5enlinoeruns unb bic
ii&ere 9eiluns su tpiirbisen tpillen, mel-
de burd ANAKESIS sewabrt merben
Preis $1.0O. PrOben fret. TrancO suae.
iunbt bur6 g. WeuftdSter & So. So,
1916, Seem DOrf.
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pforte oer beuti6= Ditrei6ii6en Naian5.
Sis iebt aber lino Die alten &aiierrei6e
Der Sobensoller1t unb ber 9penfaufen
(Sobenltauffen) bem neuen NmfOmm=
ling INNER ausgetpi6en." @fan ttlts
birt iebt in Sranfrei6 10 fleiBig oeutl6e
Grammatif, oab man Die Oeuti6e Ge=
f9i6te bariiber pergiBt.
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: 9,etdtbum madt ntdt intmer aIiid

- 8etdtbunt ,nadt nidt intnler sliidz
lid aber jeoer ,nSdte bod serne reid
iein. Die @elt 1T nun einntal nidt 5uz
frieben. Sober mSate eS be6er haben,
aber ielbft bieienisen, welde nidt reid
finb, tpenn iie nur @elb senms baben fia
cine 5laide sOzoDONT gu faufen, UNI
ibre 3dbne rein unb ibren Itbem friid gu
erbalten, fSnnen itd ibres 2ebenS Ireuen.
Seber Drugstit nerfauft e8.
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(Dstroit Sree Dreb bonn Is. SAM
6edbeimer 8rps. ba6sn ioeben etn Gar
loab BON 8eebs Silt gbse Sonic ertalten.
Dieter Mrtifel ssrfauf itt fsbr RAID unb
70 mub es aud fetn, henn es 1T pbne 3uet'
fel Der belte Mrtttel ittnsr Nrt, Der ie ein'
eefabrt tpurbe, uno BAT ntdt feines @let'
den. Sur bas Bette Material wtrb su
&eeps Wilt gbge 1onte pertpaubt.
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&pblen! &oblen !!

Yerionen, tpelde 2Oblen ,puniden, tpere
ben erludt, 8efellun9en an einem Der
folsenben Yldte gu MAIDEN: WiprriS
6riebmann, Niilitdr YlaSa; @lapins
Sc @pmmerceitrabe; @eo. Stumbers,
Sab SlOresifraBe; 60. &iides Sisurren~
fore, sesenuber ber BoitOffice; gb. 8iz
ideS @isarrenitore, @onmerceifraBe.
&pblen merben bel Der Wasenlabung gu
$3.50 per Come ieben Sag in's 5aus
seliefert. @ alentn @5met,
Pill 2p Gsent fiir Sat. 8ennp.
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: Infer 9aser bon Semoen, llnter5eus
unb Serren Turniibins @cpbs tSnnen in
Qualitat pber YreiS niht iibertrpffen
merben. Banep & g n.
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u. Martim & gpbm.

Dus reidbaltisite unb sewdblteite
S4ablaser finoet man Bel ben Serren u
W arttn & Sob n, GomnerceltraBe.
Die 5erren iteben nit ben eriten Sabri=
fen beS 2anoes in Serbinbuns, faufeu
sesen baar unb linb besbalb I'M Stanbe
biflis 5u perfaufen. Nsan iprede tei
tbnen rpr.
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(Gortfebu,ts folst,)

Rabufu. Wo., 8. Tsbruar 1880.
Sd faufte 5 Jlalden Strss 9ppfen
8tttters BET Bilbop & So. Int lebten
9erbR fur meine 1ohter uunb i'd bin mil
bemlelben iebr sufrispen. So BAT t6r mebr
ssnubt ale ale Wseisinsa, bic fe felt ben
lebten 6 Monatsn tinuabm.
% m. s. WcGIure.
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-3ur @ei6idte Der 6ftrei6ii6rita=
lienii9en Wonar6en : 3uiammenfunft
1T in elmer ernitbaften franaofiden
&ebue II. u. Golgenbes au leien: .Mi6t
gum erften Male flopft Stalien an bic
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glauen Napp=Ilanel far Damentleis
ber gu peridieoenen Yreiien. Damsn=
fleiber in alien neuen Wcben unb Sars
ben; beibeS iebr piel i'm Norben setra=
gen, Bel g dram u. 60.
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Shamls BON 3epbbrwo0e in alien
Sarben unb gu peridiebenen Yreiien bei
Sdram & Is .,
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SO Dueenb feline Sanbtuder gu so
Gents bas 5tid = reidfi4 ipertb 81
baS Stiid. Wan fonme unb prlfe bet
g dram u. 60.
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-Yancoa It & Sobn baben els
men ebenlo srpBen Scrratb bon fertiSen
aleioern, als nur irsenbpp anberS in ber
Stabt gu finben 1T.
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Or. Us attsQeberptuen Tnb bi
bslten catbartil&en 8eeulatoren.
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SbiseS 1T bon einsm tertrauenswertben
Sarner, beHen Sodter felt Z bis s Sabrsn
frant mar uno iett turd ben @sbrau4
ben 3opfen Bitter ssbsilt 1T.
2B. s. BtlSup & So.
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Dr. @reens Srpsenateb Bittsrs 1T
bas befe 5etlmittsl fir DYspepFa, Gal.
lenleieen, Wtalaria, unpsroaulidfsit unb
&ranftsitsa oes glutes, Der Ntsrsn, Qeber,
6aut &C.
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1rnfe, OylnA.,krntt

Infer WoMenblatt.
Wir ienoen BON iett al infer rWcaens
olottA far ben Yreis bon $500 auf elm
Subr portofrei na& Deutiddanb.
Die 3erauseeber
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-30

Durnps @atarrt< Sprup
bsilt aae Mftttionsn bee 5alles, 8opfss
unb Smlunbes.
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= Neue, elegante 6erbf= unb @in=
terpaaren treHen tdgli6 elm bel s.
sSosfe & S6bne,
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Carroll. SaIbe.

y ptnrD'6 @arbpI. 9 atbe.
Gle III bic Bette Salbe fur Sdnitts,
Bsulsn, Musldlas. @eidwire. Sal5rtsu.
matismus, aufssfprunssne 5anbe, @itsr.
unssn, 6abnsrauSsn unb ale 5auttrant.
beiten, Spmmerfleden unb Mitsfer. Man
taufe 5snrp's garbolle Salbe neil ale
anberen JdlfGunsn itnb. Yrsis 25 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-30

Mtit Der Teber. Ser He6afteur
elmer italienii6en 3eitung befam fol-
genben Srief: nMein 9err! ginem
@6urfen uie Sic iinb, f6idt mam feine
Sefunoanten- i6 obrfeige Sic bier
NIT. lnb i'd bate aud feline anoere
Mbli6t. Sic iinb alIo BON mir auf
beioe Baden gef6lagen. 8ebanferl
Sic fi6, baB i@ ni6t itatt beHen meinen
Stod angetuanbt babe" Golgt Die
Mbrelie. Ser &ebafteur anttportete j:
sunberglei6li6er @egner: Sbrem Wun=
f9e gemdb oanfe id) Sbnen beybinbli6it,
mir ftatt priigel smei i6riftli9e Sbr=
feigen gel6idt au baben. @6riftli6
geobrfeigt, fdieBe i6 Sbnen feds @epolz
berfugeln bnr6 ben &opf unb tobte Sic
fdriftli6. Betra9ten Sic fi9 als einen
tooten Mann, ipenn Sic bic lebte Belle
oieies 8illets geleien baben. SD sriiBe
Sbren 2ei9nam!" Mdre es ni9t tuiin=
l6ensuertb, ipenn ale Dueae auf dbn=
i6e Weife abgema6t tpiirben?
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Rssbs @tlt Gsse Sonic bef0rbsrt bic
0erbaune.
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@eisenmtebl!

SiOpal Batent, Ylunt's grtra, Cider
mann. eagle Steam unb Selle Du 9ae
beim Garlpab. $. @renet.
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= 9ate aGer Taeons fir Serbit uno
8inter bel Yaacpait & g pbn.
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Seras.

= Gs fellt li6 na6trdgli9 beraus,
oaB Der Gpuberneur ben 8erlpaltern Set
uniperIitat Bic Srage besiisli6 Der 2o=
fation Der uniber1itdt 1tibt borlegen
fonnte, ba bur9 Sen 8ranb bes Rapi=
tols mebrere oarauf 8e3ug babenbe pa=
pierre berloren gingett.
= Ser 9ieger Bob 6arpeD, als
giebbieb befannt, tpurbe nabe Gbappel
0iu BON Dem Sheriff S. 9. 2etpis bon
@aibington Gountp eri6oi1en, ba er
It'd ni6t berbaften lallen wollte unb
3eiBaus nabm.
= Sie @olL Colorado unb @anta
Se=8abn miro am 1. DECEMBER in Sort
8Ortb einlaufem. sH
= Ser Sal geger u. s. Sbenfbain
angeflagt, ben Or. GaIoer i1t Sallas
ermorbet au baben, tuurbe big gum IL.
Seselnber beri9oben.
= Sie Seitli6e 2inie Der gnggez
leiiebabn bur6 &odtpea Gountp na6
9allas foa 10 i6nel als m5sli6 aus
gebaut iperber.
= 9as GountDcDurtbaus in Decatur
lit am Morgen bes 26. Elm &aub ber
Slammen getuorben. 9ie nei1ten tpi6=
tigen gountD= DDfumente un6 papiere
linb nit berbrannt.
= Ser Gouberneur bat pie6er brei
8erbre6er begnabigt: Sam Nids, 2ouis
Gelle unb Orep Peel. Qlae brei batten
seitoblen.
= Sn NuItin treiben einige vOamen"
bas 6anbmerf, Respectable, berbeira=
tbete Manner I'M cine 6umme @elbes
ansui9norren. @irb bas Nerlangen
abgeI6lagen, 10 brOben iie nit gntbiilz
lungen unb itellen ii6, als pb iie bel
benz @ntrebue beleibigt tporben tpdren.
Sa ioate einmal Elm geb0riges grempel
| ifatuirt iperben, obglei6 es als elm
&apitaloerbre6en angeieben ipirb, 1i6
an elmer D2abD" gu bergreifen.
= Die @iiomeitli6e 2umber (8au=
bols) Gompagnie nit einem &apital
BON $500,000 bat ii6 incorporiren
lafen.
: 9ie Staatstruppen nabmen in
ben Sabren 1876-78, 1922; in 1878
80, 685 unb i'm Sabre 1881, 2S3
8erbaftungen por.
= DeniIcn iit bon elmer ginbreders
banbe beimseiudt.
: Die Snternaticnalbabn 1T nur nod
II Wleilen bon Qarebo ent fernt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-05
Crime.

Santa Fe, 3.-The Stockton gang, re-
organized under the leadership of Charles
Allison, is robbing mail coaches and
plundering stores on the San Juan divis-
ion of the Topeka road.
Cincinnati, 3.-Gazette's Lancaster.
Ohio: A 10-year-old SOD of Michael
Hillberger killed another boy, q son of
Henry Stracke, tonight, By stabbinp
him to the heart with pocket-knife.
ECharlestsn, s. c., Been. James,
celored, was hanged for the murder OF
David Merriwether Howell in August
last.
Crisfeld, N. j., 3.--Elijah Sterling,
claiming to be son Of God, attacked
his wife and son with an axe. The son
escaped, but the wife was fatally hurt.
Galveston, 3.-Nea0S' Coleman special:
A man supposed to be Lee Nelson, who
murdered James Burnes at Minota, was
arrested to-day. He claims to be bust.
ness man from California.
Denver, "A member of the Soldene
Opera named Hershing, suicided this
morning by jumping ffom bridge into
Clear Creek. He leaves wife, who is
also a mem Der Of the troupe
New York, 4.-John Reynolds, q
wealthy married man of Andes, N. Y,
has eloped with the pretty wife Of VIM.
Gladstone of the same town. Reynolds
leaves wife and one child, and Glad
stone leaves two children. Reynolds con-
verted all of his property into cash,
which he took with him, leaving his wife
destitute. The guilty parties went to Cal
ifornia.
Louisville, KY, 4.-Gabriel George,
aged 20, residing at Gilman's, this county,
shot his head off to-day. Domestic
trouble and whiskey was the cause. He
leaves wife and three children.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-05
Reform in Mining.

New York, 4.-The Commercial Bal
Lsttn: The creation Of two mining ex-
changes has secured the very valuable
purpose of exhibiting to the public at
large the magnitude of the deception
contemplated by the promoters of class
of mining enterprises offering per cent.
of the market value and 90 per cent.
water. Already the organization Of
wildcat companies is on the wane; in
fact, almost ceased. individuals of
means, possessing knowledge Of mining
properties ana knowing how to work
them intelligently, and with economy,
are beginning to do SO. This mining on
grivate account is destined to extend rap
idly, and its result will be to put the
business on q more solid and reputable
basis, and to draw into it a much larger
amount Of capital.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-05
THE CAPITAL.
Bad Bureau EHgraViug-The
Star Route Steal.
Miscellaneous Washington
News.

miscellaneous Washington
Washington, At is not true that ex-
Senator Spencer has been appointed first
assistant postmaster-eeneral. Tyner's
friends say his voluntary resignation is
not yet accepted. IfTyner leaves prob.
ably some other Iudianan will succeed
him. not ex-senator Conover, as has been
suggested. 0as aG Feb
Virginia readjusters say they are en-
tirely satisfied with the ticket and say
their action secures unien of republi-
CANS and readjusters. Very few will op-
pose coalition or demand q straightout
ticket. Virginia democrats say the
ticket Is as good as the re .djusters could
make, but cannot win. -
a number OF heavy Importers and BUSH
ness men of New York, and lawyers who
have business in relation to customs col.
lectlons and duties, are making an at
tempt to procure the removal of Second
Assistant Treasurer French, on the
ground of lack of knowledge of the
customs laws, rules and regulations,
and the general duties of his Office, per-
tanning to customs matters. Nobody is
OthciRls Of the treasury department.
who distribute government stamps have
made complaint against the management
OF the bureau of engraving and printing.
They have complained that the bureau is
dllatory in supplying stamps and notes.
and the work has in some cases been
badly executed. Tobacco stamps are
said to be especially bad, and nearly
worthless, Tobacco manufacturers of
the west have protested against the
stamps supplied them. No charges have
been made sgainst the bureau or its man
sgement, butthese complaints are openly
made by treasury officials.
Special counsel to prosecute the Star
route ring to-day went to the first comp
troller's Office and examined ex-Auditor
McGrew'a accounts Attorney General
MacVeagh spent an hour or SO at the
postoffice department, to-day, going over
papers and documents. thoroughly by
the experts Of the investigation, in exam
ination of Brady's administration in the
Office of third assistant postmaster-generAl.
The Encouragement and postmaster
general, in charge of Star contracts in
vestigation, emphatically discredit the
public rumors that Secretary Blaine has
been implicated in the matters referred
to, and that in the interests of himself or
implicated friends, he endeavored to stop
or impair the Investigation. The COM
mittee Of inve, tigation and superior OFF,
GERS unite in denounciDg all such reports
as utterly groundless, and say on the con-
t:ary that Secretary Blaine, from the very
first, encouraged the investigation most
heartily and persisteAtly, and has taken
the ground that it should be prosecuted
to tie utmost.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-05
Alexander All Fight.

st. Petersburg, "A letter to an Off
cial messenger from Sofia states that the
true significance Of Prince Alexsnder's
action is grossly perverted. The mass OF
Bulgsrians are grateful to him for dis
missing the ministry against whose worse
than Turkish rule BuIgsrians of Wild
den, for example, have frequently petit
toned the Prussian consul. Prince 3 lex-
ander received many addresses and thanks
for his action.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-05
Fires and Casualties.

jersey City, S.-Col. Dwight Webb
fell down stairs in his boarding house
and was killed. He will be buried IN
Potters Field, unless relatives prevent it.
He has been twice congressman from
Michigan.
London, 3.-Thirty houses and some
schools in the East End burned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-05
The COrnelIs.

London, 4.-The Sportsman says by
sll the rules of courtesy and fair dealing,
Henley stewards are bound TO admit the
Cornell crews entry and the London
rowing club has written asking that the
mistake Of the Cornell crew be over
looked.