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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-11
Letter Paper and Envelopes,

NNH ouisii.ts 9y uisiiug money when
HEX NJ golden cnanco IS offered. ihereSS
HER Iva Siway' 66eeplaf poverty nom your
hIEIH uoor. Ii,s.c who always tale ,dya1.
IA t"ge el the good chances Tor rnnI.s'e.
49,. ,.,. HlyASy inat are offered generate, be
"'''."fi "hlle those who DO not ilnrro,e -
, ,l,..n IN poverty. We want man. ,nS,,
own ii,l ""a tt,s 90 work for us right IN tbsi,
tiT 'oi,lts ne business will pay more tban tsr
tcs ~ 94aafy WAGES We furnish nm .i,.''' ,eh
fos % to la m st you need free No one Who engages
YOUR whole ti,nS t seiy rapidly You can devote
mon, T' IN, m o tne work "a only your spare mo-
src nu information aul all that is ne.o6 san,
iieo' ADDRESS stinson q Co.. rortlanI 4. Maine ssoYt
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CsAsnsmRs--sa i5Gs3 per hushoi.
RioR--Wholosale 81 TOT.
6ALT---In barrel, S2.65. Liverpool In
~ chs.s 90; Rock u 80 ger saet.
GnAcKEBs--Soda, AK, 6; NNX&
TO 0h; Trade Marh, u Cream S, 0ingIr
snaps ~ to 10.
LARD--1i5c per H..
SoAP-0llye, Ekc. perpound; Blue India. W
to6L; Sbtipet, f3 40. &. L. Whiteman
D Co.'S baras Soap Works; Pale olive, 90
Cambria, &C per pound. Eureka Manuiactnrlng
Company; Cyclone, 61a; Pale Olive, o; Extra
owe, AZ centH per pound.
BEAEs-i .toi40. per pound.
CASDLRs--Star, full VT II. light WI Is.
CnnRsRt lear spring, Nc; Factory 10.
HohINY ANO Gufs-s5@Sj, - per barrel
SAUKR kEAUT For halt barrel 81 10.
poTAroEs-83 30 to ~ Is per barrel, In sacka
III :, 10 | 45pCI hnghol.
DRIED !'EAcHEs--Unpeo,cd Sc, peeled Y
per pound.
SWEET ForATOm-SlOD. nor huehoI
Coal OIL-Beow are revised quotations 10
n. teet: In tarrt.H 10 To 20 cent?; cases, t2 TO-
CLOTHES Pins--hotnd, Jocj spring, l.Cu per
box.
NaAsuvgs--h bushcl, iron bound, 90 30 per
ruts--l cne nest, .! .,nNsa .oUi cignt nest
~ No. 1, % 50 per dozeni No. ., $3.50; No.
u -.
"AsmoAnp.-WOod. sl@; alnc, 81 so; New
WILL BUcinrs at % GtSi rs per dohen.
PowDER-sd,ll per keg of IS pounds; laI do
S;id ~ do, s.a blasting kegs, G'26.
buo1--Drop, bag, ~ 10, buck o.. 40.
hACKNnEL~-No. barrels, elO: half-barreis,
R.g0; klts, Il pounds, eli No. barrels 30,
CANny-Stlok, 1hc. - pound. Fancy, 10
| to DE.
LYE-Concentrated. s.. 55aDp3. 25.
koFR-Sisal, Il In, basis, ,Ohc; cotton, zoe.
vnRaAn--Per gallon, 2OQ3Oc. Apple, 200.
WRAPriNC fAPER--itRg and Straw, 400. 800.
| STARoH-iAmiNc,
| TOBACCO -LorlIlard y bullion grade, SO Cll-
| max, dob1
JuGs-Wo quote II to l2 cents per gallon for
| glazed. trOcae Ii to " cents per gallon for
| glazed
| BEEswAx--l5 70 lac per IL.
rALLow--ln barrel, ~; IN cake, 30 per III.
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1ho Cotton Markets.

Tho situation has not improved, but on the
o.hsr hand grown worse. EHler aud or was
the Telegraph music all day from all points
"The bottom Is ont, said all DALLAS Iuy,rs.
The gross receipis ut alNlhe ports up TO to-
night foot ~ $4,000 bales, and there
Is no Eaesilrg what II wilt no before
the clo'e, bat May thousand
over last year. The wise ones are recasting
their figures, and place tho groga crop 1891 of
anywhere between e,lO0, 600 ani G,laO OOO hglel
They may oycrshooi It, but thcto Is no usn de
nying the ctopwas sumner.
We hardly know what to ray about tho pal
las market. II lsOs nat as a FOUNDER. dc.
morelzed, panlcly, with no ono willing to
buy Without be-. elsa wide marglo. orcoursa
homJoriiy OF holders arc not putting any
cotton ON such a market az thu, and planter,
are ntorins. We prlut the following quota.
tione without voucninl for their accuracy;
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Tho state nrTrn.le

Business was moderate to-day. orl,rs for
spring dry goods and for groceries came IN
freely, whilst there wero a fair amour, OF spot
purchasers In town.
Meats are stronger but not quo,ably hluh,r.
Western markets are more vigorous and
talk Of m early advance. Our quotations for
yesterday are continued.
Flour 10 aIrong at tho old rates, and in
healthy demand. The stock OF fancy family
q aliil equal 70 the trade.
Oats aro lower o. sell. II took mighty Mica
and clean lots to fetch 10 cents to-day, and \,
was tho price paid Cor the majority tina,
cnanved hauds.
Corn IL steady at % and 50 cents with more
sellers than buyers.
ittaSss lnn,y hawking md talking TO al
loose hay et oil. We saw load OF prlm,
prairie oftrine ~ $40 per ton.
The balance OF tho markets may bs ,llsm iascd
scriailm with yesterdays rcmarks. Batter ia
eth hard 10 ind, eggs rm at 10 cents, potatoes
and apples unchanged. Bananas se.bo 10
- % per bunch. Other tropical fruits az quote
bslow.
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We make the following quotations;
uRAEGEs-- Valencia per ease, E9mlO; Sicily,
er box, SS 75to iLogiHiana per Dbl, 80 5U@S.
LRMONs--Sicily per box, ~ 90.
CRAZE Malaga per b6l, - i0i per halt
bl, none.
PEARs--CalilOrniR per box, none.
Nuts Almonds gOa2Io. rrr pound; Brazil
l0fl--; 1lLerts liG-; English Walnut3
nOuei chestnuts, imported, 90 italian
Is: peanuts Tennessee rcd, 6; cocoanutf
per hundred SO ~.
piGS-ln IS III boxes, per ID, 10.
For ConN--FrLo packages, per half gross,
e. %.
EAmNs-London LAYER, nov, per box, $3 2O
invec, rev, per hnN, g. 81
BANANAs-Per bunch, $50.
A1PLKs-Faucy per Dol, a. CO.; choice
81 n; dried per h. 81 to SIC.
roTArGEs-per Dbl s3 6OtOG3 as.
OmoNs--Pcr Dbl. 50 90 10 a. %.
6NnLlC-pcr string, none.
kRAUT-Por Dbl, $t3; hat Dbl, 81 30.
CnEEsE--hcW York factory, per lib, Isl
weatern, Is.
CAEBAuEs--Pcr crate, st6 to SIS.
NINEGAH-Pure apple, per ga'ton, ?03.
DATEs--ln trails, per 10, 90,
CuRRASrs--1I aGShc.
PUrNLs--0c.
PEcAEs- per ID, GH; retail per hushel, loose
81, - 10 10 % IS; smoked T. 20, 81 p.
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WmEELS--CrrVuu) ia Wholesale, sl3 per
aet; Is slo.2di z gS,.i; y 7.2i
sPRINu WACoN BEDS. -Burr's petent, ops,
80 and $40 Tor plain, 81 aud double pan
nols,
SHAFTS. "a ~. 90; y $500.
Poles. --B 81; A Sil.
BUGGIEs,- -B end spring, $40; A sluo spring,
S55, strictly \ Thaclons, $50. Garbage =,
SOS. Ientlemcn's driving buggy, side bar,
slAO; do speeding, SDO. End spring, strictly A
siS, top-open, S65 to $50; side prlng do, Sil5 to
81 Jump-urs cats do, SlHS; platform sprin
do, Sl0O, three spriug do, S0O.
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Is II not worth tho small price of IS cents
to free yourself of every symptom of those
distressing complaints? Ii you think 80 call
ut our store and get bottle of Shilohs
Nitalzar. Every bottle has q printed guar,
sntoe on it. Use accordingly, and il it does
youno good, it will cost You nothing Sold
by Hckox Il House, Druggists, COS Main
trret Dallas
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Nill You heed the warning? The signal
perhaps Of tho sure approach Of that more
terrible disease. Consumption. Ask your
selves il you can afford for the sake of saving
so cents, to run the risk and do nothing for
1t. We know from experience that Shiloh's
Curo will cure your cough |. never fails.
This explains why moro than Million Bot.
ties wero sold the past year. 1t relieves
Group and whocping cough vt once. Moth
ers do not be- without IT, For Lame Back,
Sidoor Chest, use Shilob's Porous Plaster.
Sold by Hickox 81 House, Druggists, sos
Main street, Dallas
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Mines mud n.nnorn.

ALcoHoIr-s2. 80 to 80 40 per gallon.
WmaNY-Sweet mash, ai.25las4.5 sour
mash, VI ,GO@S5, Ecc0riinge0age.
WmEs-C laret, In case, SS 1884; Catavbs
per gallon, VI .lUW82; Port, per gallon, 81 20 a
81; sherry, per gallon, 81 20@si; Madeira, per
$50.
CIIAMrA aSE--Coobs, In baskets, SlSas2l
Heidsleck, In basket, S2S; krug In basket. ga7
Domestic champagne, si0Gl6.
AiE-Stock aie per dozen, &.l5GS2 so; Por-
ter, per dozen, s3G.s1 80.
BoTrLK BEEW-St. louia quarts sl2, pintt
Sl2 50. Budwiser, sl2, pints SlJ 30.
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characterized, SlS 10 s22; grass do yesr-
linee, 59Ss; steers, from 10 years old,
tlSGt20; barn COVE, SlhMSls.
IIoRsEs.-Ponles and sheep SIS tn $40. Plugs
$40 to $50 Farm stock s35 10 $50, Harness
livery 500 TO 500. Harness fancy sl2b TO SlI5.
Harness spans $3.50 to $500.
Mules Rats $50 to S65. Medium S65 tos
Extra draught 500 10 $3.50.
HoGs--On foot, iSihc. for Inferior toprine
porkers.
MUTTON SHsRr--They are QuotSble Ats,, 5O9Ss
per head
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under 20 ibs, she. '
HEMloce SoLn-lEAruER - Best Duiato
NpuHster, zoe; Hooa do, sgc, bca, Mstamra rs
Ssc. 10y P'"' w.
IS. wv ''''
lEMlocK HAc'Ess LkaruHR-No. /, IS, do.
No. ., a., W. "''
urrgR-frcnch calf, al. Is to ~, do, kip.sl II
esl.sh per pound, American calf, 900. C5yi So
DO. hip, 65o.C0at.
CohLAne-Duck, No, l. per dozen, $3.50.
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We have speedy and positive cure for
Catsrrh Diphlheria, Canker Mouth and Head
ache in Shiloh's Cstnrrh Remedy, \ nasal
injector FREQ with each bottle U9e it il you
desire health and sweet breath. rice 80.
cents Sold by llickox 81 House, Druggists,
COS Main street, D'ilss.
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saGars and ~ raps,

sUaAHa.-We quote: Powered l& Crushd,
IA a, Granulated ii ;sJandHrd a, l0MjNhite
extra NQDHA extra Go TO 800; Yellow D5s to W
Louisiana new white clarified loo; yellow 0A;
choice $40; prime 1'dc, iair Ike.
MLAssEs--l.o 'usiBna choice G0c, prime Die
Jair To good 456JiOc.
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hipss-.pry llntls pounds and upwards, IL 10
lshcisi ~ kipe, froe OF grubs, ii 9, rrnbh
tips iic:wet saltel, 7hS., grecn butcher
aides, hsc.i All .amnged, wet or drv.
hali price, deer skins 400. sheep Lima from
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CoAL-lnilan Nation, IS % per ton, deliy-
Bred.
UoRH-50 ccnta per barrel.
WOoD-Oak ,hlckoryanU ash 50 80 TO s 4 30 per
coid, Sawed stove wood la retailing mt the
rates OF 20 M to $50 per cord.
CnARCoAL--t1 cents per barrel,
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PtAtRtt CdtoNGt,..Vt Iiit,Nt I'm. nYiorc.
SQupBNLs--pcr dozen, bde,
ClnoHsSs-.Wo Qoc:e S2s5 Tor 0prlug; for
grown, " So
puRvrYs--We quote NC IN Slgapipce.
DVvhs-tor tame, poe; wild, Is 10 zoe Nplcce.
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GsnMAN NiLLRr--Wo qlio,oa " .OOuer hushol,
Garden, bOte. per paper retail. Whoslesalc
IL TO cents per paper,
Cotton--M tho on Mlli,'SG per ton.
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UOFFEp--I,lo, common, Nc; fair, 10; choice
l5kd3n; Lagunyrr, 10; Java, 2rGalc.
1EAs--inporai. from iht9tbu. per peundl
Young Tyson, 100000 Oolong, t5iD6Oc; Japan
guh6tbc
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sroKs.--From TO ~ inch, per set, Xxx,
select, 81; Ky, $50.
SAWED rNLLors--,* TO ~, ~ per set.
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NJ EDSCAL.

Illustrated a prl.Eg ,,H,tie, 25u page Gl1,.-
and SIT binding, 90 cents, same IN papet
hood, 10 cents; Pamphlet. > oents--secluely
sealed, By mail. Send money or postage
stamps, DIR. WHITTIER, the great specialist,
s'T 81 Charlas Street. st. Louis. No.
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.
Meats ana Lard.

BACON Long clear aides "a; short clear
9A. Breakfast bacon IKE.
ORY sALr-L0ng clear sidos, 81; abort clear
9h.
H,Ms--Plaln sugar cured, l0a.; cnnvassed Ills
LARD Tiefce,1 NJ; nail barrel, ilA;
ails to W pounds, IN; poandn. Is.
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Financial Affairs.

In local money matters there ip nothing
worthy of remark save that everybody ap-
pears to be getting all necessary fuuds to pros.
ecutc business, pay debts, and vita many nbl:
to put mp new houses and improve old oncse
Rates of discount arc the same ana we quote [
hank ENClIANgE,
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ondale, 50 30, Louisville. Por, land

UuuEIe' VI UUi T'u'"N'E1o' Tut '"Hu
| o 80.
PLASTER OF PAms-Per barrel, "a.
HAIR--Pe pound. nc.
CguENT rIuEs, Il inch, 81 eents; 7 inch. 40
cents; q inch ceiling joint, 81; inch cap, toe;
I inch ceiling joint, 81 Is; inch cap do, SOC.
DRAIN PIPES iach, lGc per foot; inch,
zoe; d inch, ne; : inch, 400; inch, Jlc.
MIxEp PAINTs-Ready for use and all colors
| 81 So per gallon. All the tested aud standard
makes aro on sale by Dallas dealers.
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tRAours-2 pcwje, a 20; pounda
TOuAToEs-a pounds, q "; 5 pounds,
CLIO
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no You ygnrtHc,ltb

Why will yo die? Death, or what II worse
Ia the ineVltabi result Ut continued suspen
sion Of TIE mcnseS dow. lt is a condition
which shCuld not be trilrd with Immediate
relief Is the only safeguard AGAINST cunsttu-
uounl ruin. IA all eases OF Supprt sslOp, sus-
pension or other !rrorulAtit seut the 'cuur-
Sc,' Brudd lbs FOIdale Regulator Ia the only
sure remedy it ac'a by giving tone 10 No
nervous utrts, improving the Ol0ud and de-
termintug directly 10 She orgH 90 or mcastrua-
ton, Ii "a yvtimltc PIE oviptpn. and tho
most lutelli gout .phN uiciaJs use Is, Prcr6rod
by Dr. j. lradhctd, Atlanta, Ca, 3 so per
bottle
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A POSITIVE CURE.

Without mod cine. ATI.NN,S so,uprE
NthltAlEn NuUGIES. Patcntsb a. IN
la,l. pug b.. "''" W." Az
\@ VIII cure rNy case 'u Tour days, ny less
10 viii cure tus UoU obstinate ,a.r' no
m.tioroi how long ttapumg ''' ''
No uNrspnus duav. uf cuhphg. ,ot.i,s ~. Al,
ul PNnhWWoOd, that Urs crItnm 70 pYnan,S lia.
lNplR oY destroying lbe c0stin,, M the
'Al.|.f.'.ll
itirl. 81 80 soid by all druggists, ormalied
t"r iWlhet par iculrw end for olrnnler ~.
7, u, u0N I,b"g, u. L. ALIEN 90
John alrect, New York wa
uuicl, 6Ifc ana sure curo
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Commercial exchange upon all points par
to Y discount.
Sterling sight "a 50 10 81 90.
Sterling, 90 days, 81 10 TO 81 IS.
Fraucs5Oo sos to 5l5.
Marks 90 TO eS.
Gold, silver. other than the tradr dollar,par.
Trade dollars 10 CENTS
moAiu"h uviIhis '''''.'ss''.s,,,,,.,,,., ~
.ctchu haiNvhs 's'.'',s'.'',,,',.,,t,.,, "
Mexican quarters. .,...,,...,.,.......l5
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Sutier aud Eggs.


Ed0s-lOcts per dozen.
BuTTRR-Northen - TO 2Si TeNas.2! to9So
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DuAN--Wo ouoto a. 0or 4 N cr


HGANi BAos-oecond-hand Ia gooforder, 0
coujN piece.
CORK AlsAI--0n tvncl large lots iIo. In the
score, jObblng lDts iGr.
oATs--r'ew Texas 3itolOc f;omwagop. 40 to &
In store.
WHEAT. Ho3old, 05ci No 8new, sjas6e; Ma
eSi Ubi 70 new, lbGt0 Rejected, G67i, M
srade. aO@t5c; Mediterranean, No2, W; No 8,
. ss'1ci Nicaragua, nominal, $40, nut not want
CohN-25 to 20 cents, loose ear.
HAY--Prairi". looae from wagon, 50 to Oh psr,
ton; dlnett, 30, SD 10 vi. From store. pralrlc.
baled Sl3 ,or toni Allllett sl3 Prairie balrd
In car lots, glS per ton free GA boad
we quote: Chopped corn, per TOO pound q
y chopped corn md oats, yer 100 pounds
W ~ chopped barley, per 100 ppnnda, ~ q
crushed corn aud cob, per 100 rounds, roo
corn bran, per l0O pounds, zoe; Graham nunr
pa; cream meat, 81 90, tine holted meal, per
brehel, lic. hon my, ner 100 pOunde, sgl
trlts,, per, OOponhde, ~ -; corn ionr, per 10
pounds, ~
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NorAsULGA, Ala July :. ISL.
Br1dGc'dh Femme RpgulctOr has been thor
ougEly rested by ma lu % yrral variety Of
cNsos, and | am tuly convinced thai " g. ua-
riyaled iorlHll that clgEa OF diseases watch Il
lain tocurr. j. c, bUss, NJ, u.
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DnIIns wool Alnrl,ni.
Dallas I.cn,l.er Market,

Fine, ~; medium, 2,;. heavy, zoe. Blacl,
bury anu dirty, D 10 10 ocuta Oh,
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lnyallds who havo lost but are recovering
yitnl stamina, dcclarciu grateful torn, thalr
appreciation Of the merlbs as a tonic Of Hos
letters stomach .Bittrrs. Nor only dOna
lmport strength to tho weak II corro,ts an
Irregular, acid state Of the stomach, nakca
tho bowels act nt proper intervals. gives ease
70 those who suffer from rheumatic and
kidney troubles, and oonquers Us wen az pre-
vents fever and nguo.
For sale by oil Draggiots and Dealers
generally.
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Fionr, DRAIN and HAY.

Fhoua We quote City Mills from new
wheat ~ follows; Ky, 40, xxx, Q 90.
1&NS,2 so Choioe, 90 90; fl iiy, mono.
Imported; Xxx, per cwt $500 Xxx, eS ID
kAHX, 10; Fancy, 10 10 70; Patent, "A 90
kYE--ln sack. 81
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Mixed, 81 per hundred; cotton, waste, 81
pr hundred -
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AdvIces rro., Tucson.

TUcsox, October 21st.-A Citizen special
from Camp Thomas says: Last evening.
about dark. at the Sub-Agency, q number of
White AIruntain Apaches became drunk on
"tiswiu, and in melee that eusuad cut one
OF the Indian scouts badly. They were ar
rested by Sub Agent Hoag and placed under
guard.
This morning. Tully, Ochoa & Co 5 train of
twenty-four mules and ORLEANS, under charge
of N. B. Apple, passed through here for
Wilcox. Among tina frsight vas 10000
pounds Of copper bullion from the Carrie
mine ct Globe. They expect to reach Wiz
eek in five days, if not delayed by Indians.
a special from Wilcox says tive detach-
ments Of Companies and f. Sixth Cavalry,
Lieutenant Glass commanding, are now
camped here, having come in from White
River canyon, south of Camp Rueker. Thew
are OF Demands command, and were engaged
In the fights at Cedar Springs and Dragon
mountains, ard followed the trail to the line.
They report hearing that four hostiles sur
rendered themselves at Camp Bowie yester.
dey, and that while at Whites ranches two
epuriers from Bernard reported about 20 In
dams going down the San Simon towards San
Carlos, but Company II, Captain Wallace
commanding, now passing through on their
way to Maricopa and thence to Camp Verde,
reports having secuted for several days IN the
San Simon but found no Indian sigus.
A special from Tombstone says: letter
received here by Senior Carella, from Bibishe,
Sonora, states that the indians had attacked
that settlement, but no particulars were
given, nor has any other information been re-
ceived up to this time
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Elk. SENATOR SARGENT AND THE CAB
IEET.

The San Francisco Call indorses ex-
Senator Sargent for a position in the
Cabinet. Its statements will meet the
unanimous approval of the people of this
coast and the concurrence of all reputable
journals. The Cal, editorialiy, says:
During the thirty years California has
been State in the Union, we have never
bad representative in the Washington
Cabinet. At last the report comes
that ex-senator Sargent will be APP
pointed Secretary of the Interior.
He was first talked of for the Navy, but
the latest advices give him the Interior
Department. The latter is the position he
is especially fitted to fill. and the one in
which he can most efficiently serve this
coast No man in the State has more
thorough acquaintance with our land and
mining laws, as he prepared many OF them,
and was in Congress during the period OF
their consideration. At the head of the
Interior Department, he will make his lntl-
mate acquaintance with that subject of in
estimable value to the State. But the ap.
pointment of Sargent is opposed. strange
to say, by California newspaper. Just as
our demands for Cabinet officer are being
complied with, dissenting voice comes
from home The public on this coast know
very well the motive of the opposition now
made to Mr.. Sargent's appointment. 1t
does not spring from any doubts Of his
integrity, OF his ability, or of his devotion
to the party which now administers the
Government. It is purely personal quar-
rel, which the public at large have no inter
m n I'll 1. Ell
into a similar error in attributing to Sem
ator Sargent's influence the Republican de-
feat in what was known as the Dolly Var
den campaign. There were differences in
the Republican party, but it is susceptible
of proof that Sargent went to the extreme
of concession in his efforts to harmonic
conflicting elements. But if this were
| true. it would constitute no reason why
this coast should not hail his appointment
| as Cabinet officer, and more especially to
the Department of the Interior. He is a
man of high character, long service, COM
manding ability, and great industry. He
| will work hand and glove with Senators
Miller and Farley, and with Rosecrans,
| Page and Berry, to secure prompt action
by Congress on the Chinese question. The
| State and coast need all the influence they
can command to press this matter upon the
attention of Congress. Laws do not pass
themselves in any case, and in the way of
this proposed legislation there are many
obstacles. Mr.. Sargent's appointment
should not be less welcome to the Republi-
can party than to this coast as a COM
munity. His connection with that party
dates back to its birth, and includes a
period when some gentlemen, now proni-
| nent in its councils, invariably prefixed the
word "Black to the party name.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-22
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