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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01
BURNEp ANp suNK AT SEA.

Willian pattosien, the second-Inate. aud four of
the crew of the Bremen ship Hugo, who were picked
up at by the German bark Semmycohn, and
brought this port came up to the city yesterday.
PattOsien says that his vessel left Newcastle for
San Francisco with cargo Of coal, May TO- On
lowed by the ship becoming cnveloped in flames.
Captain Deneken aud the crew divided themselves
III the three boats, but Ia the night the line which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01

fastened them to each other was burned in two 1
The captains boat drifed about foT nine Gay >; anu
one of the men died from starvation ne others
were Vanishing when they were rescued by pass
ING vessel, and afterward landed at Chlloilo, Chn.
In this PARTY were the captain carpenter ana seven
men. The second mates boat drifted about LOT
thirty sig hours only when it was picked up with
it's occupants by the Semmycohn. The first mate 8
boat has not been heard from. The loss Oh INC
Hugo il attributed TO spontaneous combustion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01
GAMERS Mariner, Wanderer and Barnwel.

Spoony drygoods clerk to a smart miss try
ing on hat before the glass: " Don't | wish was :
more girls to look at yen then" Clerk coapses ana IL
carried out.
First fshwife: Ihear that poor old Martha
Brown Is dead and that they going to have post
mortem examination her" Second ditto: ION, they
are are they Wei, that's nice thing, must say ~
I'm alive"
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HOME NEWS
ppouNENT ARRIVALS

Gsey House-sir A. T. Gait Canadian M1n1 T s.
Resident London, and Rear ,i naG NJ Eysrts
Gb JssnT Hots-Senator H. b. Anthony OF hhons nany
,Laii taaii ~ arford; Robert III. Prlyn OF ADan{
Congressnan Amos townsend Of oh0 Pt5eT u S.
tSeysg Homse-Mme. Etelka Ger3ter Rishop
General Rufns saKton u s. and IL Ledyard
i, 8, Denis HoteI-Senat0r NJ O. Buuef' oi o9tnr
81 James Rotet-Ex Senator JOhh D. rae'ei
son ~ south Carolina.
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Announcements.
An APPEAL TO HOUsEaoLDERs

AN ATPEAL To
The proper dsnfectant In y0ur homes was never
urgent At this time Of the year levers ana con
gaus diseases always increase while the scarcity Of water
renders every waercloset dseasebTeeding nuisance
PLATs CHLORIDE odoress solution ot great power ana
efficiency especially prepared for indoor household uses
such having been thoroughly tested is now recon.
mended 100 physicians OF this and surTo udnS
clties II may be obtained Of any druggist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01
NpwvopK nAuy TRIBUNE TUESDAY NOVEMBER l. 1881

of Long Island as we'll the Connecticut OYSTER If
men are greatly excited over the recent arrest OF
SEVERAL persons engaged in dredging IN the recently
discovered oyster bed of haFOor acn
ton and at n meeting held at Glenwood. town Of
oyster Bay. yesterday afternoon it was resolved to
carry the matter to the courts.
RAvENswooD.-Some young men who had been
drinking freely late Sunday evening III Lestranges
Rrog shop at Ravenswood began to hight on 5 5he
sidewalk In the ARRAY John Condron was badly
beaten over the head with a club His skull was
fractured and he was removed to his nome IN y a
momentarily expected. Richard Farmer was
stabbed in the face with an oyster knife nrastag
Henry Griffng on the charge of clubbing Condron
and he was loo ked up for examination.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
cARBoRoUGH.-Lewis Brady. cOlored man,
well known in the hamlet of Scarborough and the
adjacent villages died on Saturday at the alleged
age of 1OS years. His father is said to have pc
longed to George Washington, and was liberated by
him on the death of Martha Washington Lewis
was the body servant of Colonel d. |. Zabrlskie III
the war of 1872
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01
AID FOR A DESTITUTE COUPLE.

John Mitchell aud his wife, the worthy ard destl,
tute couple whose starving condition was described
TveIfth st. ard not at No 400 rs was incorrectly
stated May Meredith has sent TO this Office $40 for
the relief OF the Mtchclls e" has sent F5, "G.
H. has been received without any signature or inl'
tial TO identity the civer The money has boon gwen
To the Mitchclls who very earnest In their eA-
pres,ions of gratitude. The following letter III re-
card to them has been received:
No. . EAST TwENrY-sECoEDST, J
NEw-NoKK, oct 80, 1SS1.j
tn fbe j{Or q IHe IrtbHIr.
SIN: | was pleased TO yOur kind notice and arnea
for Johu Mitchell and his WIFE, who are destitute Ihey
arc very worthy and needy people have known thcii
several years aud assisted them Tar as colIh
from the very scauy treasury OF the laules l mon
Relief Association. Their home is at No 1O9 Last
Twelfth-st. Mrs Nh T. Cht hIhILl"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01

TIE sunday school Of The Reformed Church 1T Ridge
field \ d. sends 81 additions! h. this Office for Michigan
relief; T. A. stone, Funkhavle, y. y, sends 81 30 ;
g, q. :" Great Neck. Long Island, SO.
The sale OF shares Tor Uc Niagara IN aid Of the
Nciap fund Is acknowledged by GibbOnss Gallery as
follows: H. Bradbtrcct, Miss Waters, Mrs. Ryan, Mr.
seliguan, Nh Dudley. II. Besscy +. J.. Hewitt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01

Observation-Disclosures MOquettes from 81 80
per yard Tapestry Brussels. Coo Body Brussels II 20
Cash or credit CR0ssLEYs Nos 740 and 742 Broadway
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HAVANA. Oct s1-Arrivcd steamer Newport sundberg.


BOSTON Oct 3-Arrved steamers Santiago de Cuba Focte
Savannah Geo Appod, Loveland BstmoTe NORMAN; rau.
erson, Philadelphia; Neptune, Berry, new N'
Coleman, do.
Cleared, steamer Glaucus Bearse, New York .,..u
DELAWARE BRBkKWATER, Oct d. Passeo m"Hu' e''asA'
British King, Lecky from Liverpool -, r1,.nrp-,
PHADELPA Oct 3l-ATrived steamers BIlsh
Aries, Googins, Boston, Tonawanda, Provdence oaHees,
Fall River Fannie, Grumley. and Biddle Waace'
York W.,
Cleared, steamers British Queen Novel; Liverpool
Everman, Smith. Richmond. -, x,,..uo.a
BALTIMORE, oct 3l-Cleared, steamers VIM woodward,
Youns New York; Johns Hopkins, Halett Boston, Cleo
patra. Charleston.
CHIRLEsToS oct STARVED, Calvert, Baltimore,
st John, New.York
Cleared, steamer Horace, Havre.
NEWORLEAgs Oct 31-At the Passes-Steamers Hohenzo'
lern Ger sander Bremen via Gaveston Fachet fr Len
wig, Marseilles.
Sailed, steamers Mariner, Wanderer and Barnwel.
FOREIGN SHIPPING.
LONDON Oct 31Saled-2ls inst, Ella Flora Capt Fulton
latter for POrtand 25h inst Trossach for
2Sth inst City of Halifax, Geo Peabody Prince Amadeoi
both inst Augantyr for Hampton Roads Caliope elena pan
ovaro Emily Express GrOenvan Prnsteren Huron he S
New-York, POseidon, Tasmanian. 49,, = .,,..
Ariyed222d inst Michelina, Russo. 25th inst Alberto
Leif 27th inst Belle Walters La Fortuna 29th inst Ado
Rrunette Helena OAK the latter of the Lizard Mary
Biunde Minnie GerOw; 30 inst Adelhem the latter az
Deal city OF Perth, Republk the latter at Deal same
IFor later shipping NsWs u am see FVtA Psg"I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TO-DAY.
Co, r,s.s Gal SIM sets 1855 Clock slow. 1Gm.lSs
Noon sets 1875 Moon souths S2l Moons age, days,
HIGH WATER To-DAY-A. NJ.
Sandy Hook. 1908 Gov Island $40 hel uato...' o-o
HIGH WATER TO-DAY-P. NJ.
Sandy Hook. 1903 Gov island o4OI hcH ""Vc-''' o'@V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01
DR. HoLMAN,s PAp renoYates the system

CURFALINE is safe, sure and speedy. One
bottle win lid your feet OF corns 2jc. Druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01

c. G.. SHAYNE, wholesale fur manufacturer,
No 1903 Prince Offers sealskn saclqe d9mans and iar
retail Prices from 10 70 % cent less
thanreguar retail houses Mail orders solicited Refining
altering repairing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01
Jas. c.. johnson.

Every drop Of the Sarsaparian communicates,
through the Blood Sweat Urine and other fluids and Juices
system, the vgOr OF life for 1t repairs the wastes o
the body With and sound material ScrOlla Consamp
ton GlandulaF Disease Ulcers the Throat Mouth rmOs
the Glands and other parts Of the system sOrs
Eyes srmOus discharges from the and the forms
Of skin Diseases, ErupOns Fever Sores Sca1 Head Rim,
Worm, salt iheum Erys peas Ache Black spots Worms
the Flesh TumOrs, Cancers in the Womb anil all Weaken
Painful Discharges, Night Loss perm
all Of the Life Principle thin the curative range
wonder Of modern chemistry ald few days will
prove person using for either Of these forms OF
potent power them. II the patient daily
coming reduced By the and decomposition thatars
continually progressing succeeds arresting waste
and repairs the with material made from healthy
blood and this the Sarsaparan will amt does secure cura
scertan; for when this remedy w0rkOf
puricatOn In diminishing OF wastes
rs repairs viii be rapid ald every day the patient viii feel
himself growing better and stronger the gestinZ bet
appetite improving, aud nesh and weight increasing
Price II Der bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01
MONEY 70 EE SENT TO MICHIGAN.

The Mourning drapcry that was recently re-
moved from tho City Han yesterday 10 Field,
CHAPMAN & Fcu.er No. 1866 broadway be- sold this
afternoon at auction the benefit Of the Mch n suf-
fcrcrs with the Of the drapcry that they
ceiyed.
j. S Macdonald secretary Of the old Michigan Relief
Commission, said yesterday to TRIBUNE reporter that
the statements recently published OF losses by the forest
fires in Michigan covered only two counties, Sa.lac and
Huron lille a very large amount Of property was de
stroyed three other Counties 1Iscola. IHpecr and
Bay the fire Sweepiug fully OnceiGh'h Of TuscOla
Couuy He estimates from data in his possession that
the amount Of property O- slated In the accounts
Gently published ~ twenty-five per cent below the full
amount OF all o-sea.
Tne following is statement Of the subscriptions re-
G lived Yesterday by william DOwd for the sufferers:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADIAN YACHT.

The Canadian yacht Atlanta, which The Bay Of
QuInte Yacht Club OF Belieyille Ont, caused 10 be
built 20 compete with a selected yacht of the New
York Yacht Club for the America Cup, arrived here
On Sunday. She was taken to lioboken yesterday
to be placed in dock 10 have her bottom cleaned and
po,-leaded and TO be put in racing order. In view
oil the fact that the second extension Of the time TO
sail the race expired yesterday, the Bay of Qr;nte
Club has asked for further extension
Of two weeks. The New-YOrk CLUB viii ucct
at Delmonico's ON Thursday, 10 consider the
request which viii probably be granted. The
ATLANTA is centre board sloop yacht, and Lor d.
nensions are length over all, 70 feet; water line
6 feet on the keel 81 90 feet; beam, 10 l-G lect
Gepth of hold SO feet dranght, without centre
board ~ feet with ccntrebOard down. 1Gls feet.
Her mast is II feet long, 10 inches diameter at the
deck and IS inches at the hounds; topmast 80 teot
long and ~ inches diameter az the cap bow, rit
il inches in diameter at the kuightheads and Is
fee. long cupboard main boom, G2 feet long; main
gan 3G fest long. The malusail has - feet hoist,
j. 81 feet long the head of the sail 70 feet tie
leach and 60 feet on the fOct. The jlb Is ~ feet
long on the foot 80 feet the leach and 20 feet
the luf. The jbtopsal has SO feet hoist and is 8
feet the centre. The gail tOpsil Is e. feet
huff 81 feet on the foot and 40 feet On the .eech.
The b1at is manned by crew OF lG men and Is
commanded by Captain Cuthbert.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01

DIR, TIOIWNN TAD TCHUVdTTS UIIU ~ NVVIH "
absorbing all maaria p0is0n and az the same time nygo
the vitas by supplying them with natural tome sCid
by druggists. Holman Is IN attendance daily from II
a m al tie COmpanys offices No. 744 Broadway Consul
tatIon aud advice free. ption for ladies'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01
ARRIVAL OF MADAME GERsTER.

Madame Gerstcr and her husband, DR.. Gardini,
arrived in New-YOIk yesterday morning on the
Arabic, OF The White Star Line. She was met at
The wharf by some of her friends ana relatives and
escorted To the Everett House. where III the course
OF the afternoon a number of her friends called on
her The evening she spent at the home 0f her
brother Dr. Arpad g. Gerstcr IN Stuyvesant-st. She
looks much improved by her visit in Europe, -four
months of which she said she passed away from all
unsic She spent three weeks at the baths and re-
visited her old home in Hungary. The day had been
a very tiresuIne one and her voyage long ana
very unpleasant, but there were ia marks ct thus IN
her face or conversation as Size told OF a concert
gwen on smpboard going over, full OF funny Ia
citlcnts ending with the presentation 10 her ol "a
monster banquet OF ingeniOusly arranged vegetables
from the Kitchen and described the chorus IN
" Ioheugrin as sung At the opera festival IN I'm
cinnati last spring where the much advertised sup
Elemental festival chOTlsters were dressed III the
costumes pertaining to Martha" g Aida" and
" Lucia" ~, .. =
Nine GersteTS tastes are very much in the line OF
Che Italian operas which she - 80 successful, and
she talks hcresy concerning Wagner, Last night
she CONFUSED the company by her account
Of how All enthusiastic Wagente III vienna
attended all the Tcbcasas of the rIOlogy, and went
home with the tyupanums of ms cars burst. She
said she knew very little of She plans of Mr. Stra-
kosch in connection with the opera company OF
which she is TO be the leading lady, except that II
wonld begin its career in New-Orlcaus She had
not tried to hear any music in Europe and was glad
of the rest which from the fact tiat there
no piano Oh board of the Arabic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OFFICE THE LIGH1HoUsE BOARD
WASHINGTON oct 81, 1881. )
Notice Ia given bv the Lighthouse Board that on after Dec
/ 1851 steam whistle will be sounded during thck and
,gpv grather from Holiness Hole west Chop Light STA
lion western entrance Vineyard Haven, Mass, haIOOr
giving blasts seconds duration, followed by intervals oil
- seconds
By order o the Lighthouse BOarl. - ,
Rear Admiral Of the United sta'es Navy. Chairman.
CovFy ISLAND MIDDLE GROUND BUOYs RE
MOVED FOR THE WINTER
OFFICE or TIE LIGHuIoUsE INSPECTOR THIRD DisTMCr}
TDl,PKtysyILLE. y. Y. oct, 81, 1881. y
Tho two spar buOy4 placed ast summer the Middle
Ground bet West end piers OF Couey Island
and fte black spar placed eighth mile SbyE from Concy
Island Point have been taken mp for the winter .
gro. BR IWN, Captain, L. =. y,
Inspector Thri Lighthouse District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01
NETWORK CITY.

Fifty now members were elected 10 inc oo''oh
Exchange yesterday. ,
NJ G. Rogers. age fifty of New-London, died sud-
denly at the Grand Union Hotel yesterday.
The mans body found at Bay Ridge on sunday
was not that of X. A. Schonemann the missing
Leonard-st merchant.
DIR. William II. Shine, Of No. 10 State-st., gave
bonds in SI 900 TO Justice Kilbreth Yesterday LOT
feIonionsiv assaulting William H. Crummie.
LARGE INCREASE IN IMMIGRATION.
The arrivals of immigrants at Castle Garden dur
ing October make total of 39,2Gl, against 3O,1O2
Jnripe October 1880. The total since January l
is $50 100 an increase the same period OF 1851
of lOO.7SS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01

Earl g. Wilson's Z and w brand of collar
and CUTS always give satisfaction. sold everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01

We kill our rulers when we remove from
the system whatever disorganzes The nerves Dr.
BRNsoN- CELERY ca OMLE Pills relieve nom subec-
ton To the power headache seeplesuess anu dyspel a
They contain opium or hurtful drug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01

SCARCITY OF CROTON WATER.
During the drouh the Russian Baths In lafayette
will continue supplied by their artcsin wells. aDG VIII
Affected by the rapid decrease Of the reserve In the
storage reservoirs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01

FRAYKLIN-Johu Wolf, the Young man who, it IL
claimed accidentally shot Miss Lena Jacobus a
week ago ut Franklin on Sunday went to sec the
girl and pre- sentcd her with his picture promise
that she would marry HIM "a soon as she got we'll.
The wounded girl is at presentn precautions state.
VoBoKEN-Luclly Harrison and john Scibcin
were arralgncd before Recorder McDOnoUgh ycstcr-
dav on a charge OF highway robbery, preferred by
Emil Roscnthal, of New-York. The complainant
alleged that the prisoners first picked a quarrel
with him and then robbed him of his watch and
chain. Harrison and Scibcn were identified by
John Kelly, of Adams-st.. as the men who robbed
hgI of his money one night last week, under the
pre- cnco that they were policemen. The prisoners
were committed Tor trial
LONG ISLAND.
e>uTuTowN-The OYstormen on tho north shore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01

RUPTURE.-Dr J. A. Sherman's services are
much demand that he is compelled % hs tfne Dc
tween YORK and Boston COnsut1tlOn DAYS IN New
York Broadway Monday Tuesday aud saturday, Boston
A. Mlk-st., on Wednesday Thursday AMI FriIiE
SAFEs.-Large stock of fire aud burglar proof
safes all and makes Great bargains EMORY 20 Neseys
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-05-07

Tie Excursion nire, a Tonic Basin, Al
50 feel showed well defined ledge
From there to Sc fesl It was broken. Al
IS feet il n Glenn f6ur foot ledge per-
fecsly selid and 10 Nfong sraniss terma-
ton. CHS s tbt properly shaa spdsr
Porter and his friesda we're visiting Fe
gently
The Horaes mine. owned - lhe
0'Doueb s. los feet deep L shsws
fool ledge The pay sreak, three feet
thick. tssfnges $3.50 or ten L Is ID
slate fofmafioa Work q progressing on
he mine continuously The uorkings
have been opsnsd up for 1000 fset, end
The ledge slows all ille way. Water came
"a a. deplh 81 900 feet. and prevented
sinking any further
The Farnel mips is owned BY CHIlag
han and 0'DoasheFp Il is developed 10
4 depth or 60 tset 4 TOT Of ere wss e.
leciea from VIA, vas taken oas of he up
per part Of ne Shaft which gave result
a l7o0 This ore was free milling A
northeast drifl g 90 feet. and The ore
breast + four foel tAlck- Tho ore asssr
ea "a 81 average $3.50 There are %
tons 81 high sra,le ore on the damp
This e d silver niine.
The Zone mine has 60 fooi Shaft sunk
on DC vein which Is SOS l0el shick. Ttrp=
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-05-07

n1 r.,..s "a e,,.-.,. h.~. ~
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~ ces p.5 -, .o..,..,
work IS ths road win eosn Be ID prog.
rez.
II. ,s,.sv., fs-s,k Is Co.. wnrts $.
s.s,,s $3.50 -s.,.,,s M r,.s +. s,.n..
S.ssS,s 80 ~, -, -. ,..s ~.
s.. 4. So. s. IS. ..,,i {. ~.,.s.. !. S.
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~
's.os'ess g p1sl'7t''ss' many g ""'ep
60 - 49, - '-'-s $3.50
g
me ssioes s's5 1'''i 3 "o'Alng s'saa'-
8 % a''ef orr g owners q s'l's nine
esfs ses t'fs'N'tea ssaos.'a people
f'Ra'ns themselves F''a " ~ @ p.'of
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49,.
$50. s.. 49,. -, s. s...s ''.-s. ~,
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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-05-07

Ms. Tn0s + WEsT. vile o. The very
efficient foreman IF the Mack Norris mine,
together ailh her children and father, ar
rived in Glote 81 Monday last They
have since gone 10 Richmond Basinwhere
they iuftnd 10 reside
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-05-07

TIKI Mexieans as The lower end of he
town had lively time q i last Sunday
evening. Tie baEnsn sslFes from where
We saw lie feht--ecemed . BE gclsing
knocked ahcut like he Roodea and rsr
ones 81 Punch and Judy sh9u. Albieo
ikoael e was esidensly lie victor. because
Jostee alien fined bin SO o. Aonaay
moraing.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-05-07

THE "a o9llging newdcF and other *
pIosikes ID niegazinee, 70 texorcd al least
= bali mile outside The limits Of any town
orcilg. took effect or lhe 2elh ait Ne
bore sbis law win b. strictly enforced
Tie saanltse of explosives stored il lhe
most populops part Of Globe to-day. is
sufficient % slow the whole arrangement
into Kingdom conle
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-05-07
kilograms


spesai e enFe2 4s
NnEseros Stay Chinese treaty
saapled. Only foer eos against Chinese
INN: grafton treaty President has sent
Riesssee g Senate willidfaving his New
Nork ncn nations fer Dnilcd States Mar
shSls sns District AnornsTs ssnels con.
afmed Elolst Hill 81 Illinois Assistant
secreafx 81 STATE Hiram Price Of Iowa
Commissioners II fndian Affairs. A. H.
Jones guissS States Marshal. Northern
Illinois $ a lSadsqn, Wissousis, Asso
eiale usliee sapeSest szeeFl 81 Dakota.
Nu YoRK, May Firss 6ssy d
converts % NormonisrIS rived ffop Ia.
rope this year vere laNdca yesterday
from steamship lE.fomlng psr'y consist
ca Of 80 men. women apd chiiaxen. Mog.
mons expest fnmigraien ol converts 10
reach ten thouQnd us year.
ST. Ious Nay a4 eontinnes y.
rise slowly ane food IS increasing in vol
psne. No very heavy breakage han yes
esvFffsd d@nags 20 FAR is aol great Ap.
prehension, however. Of ssrious injury Isl
stronger thsn ever
SAs FNAHcisco. haY o. Board e Elec
lion Commissioners tlaay decided Their
uas De lew eating seF ely election TIL,
yeeF aud rsfasea to make preparations for
h1diDg one
NAtHISGr0z. Msy0
Following noninatieus confirmed ~
Senate Today Nathan ~ spenldine. Il
s Asst Treasurer. sta Francisco Brsid-
ley Watson, naval olncer CaAsoms. San
Franciseo 5ohn p Meriman. Colsecser
District d oregoa cbancelsoz tzo6.
col'eeiog lalsrnFl aas, Isl Dist Of
california; Roswell q Wheeler. Indiaa
gent Pima and Hasiropa agency. Ari
zona Nm II LeWe|lyn. Irdian Scent
aleseele Agency n M John H I'll
Ian, Agent Anqp aad Pneblo agency
Asizosn: " ieseAer llegisierai Mitchell. !
Dakoi 0iia Perrin. Receiver public
money ai Stockton. CAL solomon Coop /
ef Receiver public money a Humboldt
Jas. Fallersou, Receiver public no0cy.
I2escbnFe. Oregon: John r clnm, Post.
master. tombstone. Asizons
ST I.ouis. bay ga Malicious scoun
jrel cui tlse die this Eaoralng At Madison
ever opposite North 81 ffleis, md sirF
IS pouring 10 orering hlly feet wide
Fifteen Thousand acres VIII Be ogerdowsd
5y reason % dasiar-ll7 act River noa
falling slowly and il IS hoped food IS over.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-05-07

THERE are cutie number q sonsorisl
aztists il clobe. an n5ne q them are
more gcnsenanly or do better Wos'k thsn
Stable. whose shop is opposite hcliDef's,
Or Cooks. whose stand IS acxt 70 Flske's
sun shop.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-05-07

3fE are pailsed 10 have q record Sic
dealh Of little girl Of f. i. Aforeheaa 5.
Sc extend 70 the sosrowing parenfs our
sineerea sympathy il their heavy atiic-
fiou The angel d death llas been touch
ing GIots with 50 ungentIe kand lately.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-05-07

IoF wool from the Tonic Basin country.
Re has n0w 5000 lbs., which represents 4
very small moiety of he ssason's clip.
Tie wool IS lilsle dirty, bus Of excellent
Quality. Tie future prosperity Of ella
county is argely depcndant upon he
stock and wool Interests d the Tonso Ba-
sin 60 niry