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Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-08-12
Notice.
GALEYynLE, CocHIsE CouN

GALEYvLLE, CocHIsE COUNTY, A. T.,
 June 26th, iSS2. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO c. A. IN Milner, his heirs, assigns or administrators. that we have performed ,he assessment work on the Ophir mine, situated in the California Mining District County of Cochise. Territory of Arizona, for the years ending December 3lst, 1880, and De. cember 3lst, 1881; and the same having been done by us in accordance with law, this is therefore to notify you if you fail to pay your proportion Of said work amounting to S100 and cost of pub, ,ica- tion of this notice. within the time prescribed by law, your interest in said mine will cease and become the property of the undersigned, by virtue of Section 2324, Revised Statutes of the United States. FRANK M. DODGE,
 je24w3m c. w. MELCHER.
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Forest Fires at shasta !.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 11.-A Shasta dispatch says: Forest fires were raging all aloun1 town last night. Nearly all the citizens were out fighting the flames from the vil- lage. Communication between Shas- ta and Bedding is cut of. Several residences and orchards on the out skirts were destroyed.
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Destructive storms.

CLEVELAND, August 10.-The de. vastation by recent storms in north ern Ohio is unparalleled. Potatoes are nearly all ruined. Corn greatly damaged. Whole farms on the hill sides are destitute of soil, as we'll as crops. Decaying vegetable matter on the battom lands has already be. come offensive and is producing sick ness.
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-08-12

TRITLE's reception at Prescott must have been a brilliant affair. With Churchill as Grand Marshal and the census Board of Supervisors for body guard, the governor must have felt surrounded by a halo of glorious fraud. The Presidents $ proclamation combined with the Yavapai census returns, will form a suitable banner for Trltle to carry, in his race for Congress.
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Star-ROute Cases.

WASHINGTON, August 11.-No conclusion was reached before the President loft iu regard to Ex-Sera- tor Spencer. It was thought best that the President delay action a few days, in order that time may elapse for Spencer to send an explanation of his neglect to answer the subpoena in the star-route cases. Attorney General Brewster is diligently at work preparing himself to make the closing argument for the Government in the star-route cases, although the counsel for the defense have given notice that they will oppose the At torney.General making the closing argument.
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-08-12

THE air of Tombstone is heavily surcharged with political cleo. tricity, and ere long, many will be struck by the lightning of disappoint- ment. The ranks of the Republicans will be particularly badly shattered Even now every other file has succumbed.
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Notice to Creditors.

UPSTATE OF GEORGE T. RUSSELL, DE. lI ceased. Notice is hereby given by the un- dersigned, administrator of the estate of George IT, Russell, deceased, to the creditors of, and all to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication Of this notice to the said administrator, at the office of the Probate Judge, Rooms 1 and g. Mining Exchange Bu lding, at Tombstone. in the county of Cochise. E. | BICKELL,
 Administrator Of the Estate of George T. Rus sell, deceased.
 Dated at Tombstone, July p, 1882, jy2S 4ww.
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The French Census.
ss@An Extraordinary Offer !
 To Agents. GOODS UNSOLD RETURNED

If you arc out of employment and want to start in a business you can make from S3 to SIO day clear, and take no risk of loss, we will send you receipt of $11, goods that will sell readily in a few days for S25. If the Agent fails to sell these goods in four days, they can return all un- sold to us, and we will return them their money
 Can anything be fairer! We take all risk of loss, and tte agent gets started in business that will be permanent, and pay from S1,OOO to s3,OOO year. Ladies can do as well as men. We want an Agent rn every county. Full particulars free, Address
 U. ;. Manufacturing O.. No. Il6 smith, field street, Pittsburgh. Pa. y9Od&wlm
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A Double Tragedy.

CHICAGO, August 9.-To-night, on Wentworth avenue, Detrlck Peter son, a cigar maker. fatally shot his former sweetheart, Friday Kuckmer, and wounded her companion, Francis Paus, then blew out his own brains. Cause of the tragedy, the girl had cast him off.
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Proper Treatment.

ATLANTA, Ga. August l0.-A ne- gro, accused of outragiDg white girl, was taken out of jail last night, at Newman, Georgia, and hung by a party of fifteen men. He was tried by the crowd and confessed that he and another man committed the crime.
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New Mexico Indians.

WASHINGTON, August 10.-Tne Commissioner of Indian Affairs re- ceived the following from Santa Re, N. M., to-day: By the use of troops, thirty-nine absentee Jicanillas have been taken without resistance and held at Fort Union. Palas' main party was driven in the direction ol the Reservation. 1 request instruc. tions to send the prisoners directly to the Reservation. (Signed), THOMAS, Agent.
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Beaten to Death.

SAN FRANCISCO, August Mary Gibson, living on Townsend street, between Seventh and Eighth, was discovered dead in her house, having apparently been beaten to death, Her head and body bear terrible wounds and bruises. Her husband has been arrested on suspicion. They were heard quarreling fast night Tbe woman was given to drink.
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More SnObbishness.

WASHINGTON, August 9.-The Secretary of the Navy has approved of design for flag to be known as the Presidents flag. It will fly from the main mast of every vessel used by a President. The first one to be used will fly from the steamer Dis patch when the President leaves on that vessel for New York.
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Death of n U. $. A. Officer.

NEWPORT, R. I.,''August 9.-Gen. G.K. Warren, U. s. A., died in this city last night. Since the close of the recent court of inquiry, relative to his conduct at the battle of Five Forks, he has shown signs of great mental depression.
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unted DOWI

DENVER, August 10.-Last Friday Wm. Bird and son, who live on Bear river, discovered that their cabin had been burglarized. In company with five other men they started in pur- suit, soon overtaking the thieves. In the fight that ensued 10th thieves were killed, and also Mr. Birds son.
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st. Julien Slightly Injured.

MILWAUKEE, August 9.-Dr. Or wand, who has St. Julien under treat ment, says the horse was brought to Milwaukee for treatment of slight injury to the sheath of llgament. The animal has been at work on the track every day but two, since then, and to-day is as good as ever. Only recently the owner refused S40,0O0 for him.
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Another Democratlc Victory,

SELMA, August 9.-Specials from fifty counties show the election of Democrats by large majority, though much reduced from that of 1880. A light vote was polled. There will be probably twenty Independents in the Assembly.
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Indiana Republicans.

INDIANAPOLIS, August 9.-The fol- lowing nominations were made by the Republican conventions: Secre- tary of State, R. Flown; Auditor, E, H. Wolf; Treasurer, R. J. Hill; At tsrney General, D. A. Baldwin; Re- porter of the Supreme Court, J. w. Worden; Superintendent of Public Instruction, John M. Blossi
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A Much Needed Order.

WASHINGTON, August 10.-A gen. eral order from the headquarters of the army was issued to-day provid- ing fer the reciprocal crossing of the territorial boundary lines by troops of the United States and Mexico in pursuit of hostile Indians.
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Russia NIakinr Prepnratious

NEW YORK. August 9.-A speclal from London says: It is admitted in political circles that Russia is making extensive war preparations. The de- lay in England in forwarding men to Egypt is caused by kno wledge of these facts,
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Meeting of the COnstabulary.

CORK, August 9.-At meeting of the constabulary to-day the follow ieg resolution, which was approved by Dublin and Belfast, was adopted: "Having seen with surprise and dis gust the calumny cast upon our loy- alty by the insinuation that we are in collision with Fenians, we wish to show our sense of its utter falsity by withdrawing from further agita- tion, and rely on a speedy redress of our grievances"
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The IlI-Fated Boat.

CHICAGO, August 9.-So far as now ascertained, of 1O6 persons on board the exploded Mississippi river steam CT Gold Dust, at Hickman, Ken lucky, 13 are dead, 12 badly scaldeG, F missing and GA known to be safe.
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Another Railroad Accident

LITTLE ROCK, August 10.-Near Pittsburg station, on the Red River railroad, the eastern bound passen- ger train was derailed at the bridge and one car fell into the water. Five person were killed.
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Mexicans Attack Chinese Laborers

GALVESTON, August 9.-A News, Fl Paso special says: The Mexican section hands on the Southern Pa cifc Railroad attacked the Chinese laborers at Ylesta, yesterday, and drove them to this city. Several Chinese were badly hurt.
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Gov. Colquit Makes a Temperance
 Speech.

ATLANTA, Ga, August 9.-In a speech at Worth, yesterday, Govern or Colquit, candidate for the United States Senate, planted himself square, ly upon the platform of temperance and against the manufacture of whisky in Georgia:
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Nevada Mines,

SAN FRANCISCO, August 10.-The Consolidated Virginia to-day levied an assessment of BOG. share. The Northern Belle declared a dividend of soc. per share, payable on the 18th.
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Iron Men in Council.

CHICAGO, Aug. l0.-The Amal- gamated Iron Workers Association to-day elected the following officers: President, John Jarrett; Secretary, Wm. Martin; Trustees, Sam'l s. Wainwright, Wm. Weihe, Edward Rogers; reasurer, Geo. w. Berry Adjourned to meet next year in Philadelphia.
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The Southern scourcc.

LAREDO, Tex, August l1.-A substitute for previous dispatch numbers the deaths from yellow fever at Matamoras, for 24 hours, at 40; at Brownsville, l3 Fort Brown is in strict quarantine, the post commander deciding not to remove the relief command forward. s43,000 have been subscribed.
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Another Railroad Accident

CHICAGO, August 9.-The Lake railroad suffered another accident to their freight trains at Clyde, Ohio, Tuesday morning, which delayed trains and caused considerable dam age. Carelessness was the cause.
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RQAuIt of a Strike.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa., August D.
 The striking grain handlers of the Philadelphia Elevator Company were paid of at noon and other men employed,
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A LETTER from Delegate Oury an- nounces his departure from Wash ington, in day or two. Upon his arrival in the Territory, he will, without delay, visit all sections there- of. His welcome will be cordial.
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Dissolution of Ladies' Land Leagu 6

BosToN, August S.-A Herald's cable from Dublin says The Ladies' Land League to-day gave notice of their dissolution as body, because of the expiration of Fosters land act and the formation of the Mansion House Commission.
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-08-12

TIE Republicans of Arizona are vainly hunting candidate to pit against Granville II. Oury. Some one with more vanity than sense, will finally. consent to bo politically slaughtered.
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Democratic State Committee at sara
 tOSa.

NEW YORK, August 9.-Nearly all the morning journals, including the Star (Kelly's organ), unite in the belief that the proceedings of the Democratic State Committee at Sara toga, yesterday. was a movement in favor of Tilden.
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At the Public Crib.

WASHINGTON, August 10.-Four hundred and twenty two pensioners were appointed to clerkships in the pension office to-day.
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The Memory of zoo years Will Not
 DOwn.

PHILADELPHIA, August 11.-Cap- tain William Cussack, a member of the Sarsfeld Skirmishing Club, speak ing about the Irish movement to give financial aid to Arabi Bey, an- nounced that at their meeting last night, every men was in favor of helping, both by sending men and money, and that "we are in for dyna- mite and bullets, first, last and all the time"
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TELEGRAPH|C.
GENERAL NEWS.
A Dnstardly Deed.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 9.-Last evening John McAboo called at the house of Joseph Hamilton, 25 Twen- tieth street, and, summoning the lat ter to the door, drew pistol and shot him. The ball took effect in Hamil- toms groin. The wound is considered very dangerous. There had been a difficulty between the men of some months standing. McAboo is in custody.
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DOctOring St. Julien.

MILWAUKEE, August 9.--The fla nous trotter, St. Julien, was brought to Dr. Orwand, veterenary surgeon near Bay View, some time since to be treated for broken superior liga- ment in one of his fore legs. Orin Hickock expects to have the horse in condition for the track again in a few weeks.
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A (.au,e Fight.

BEARDsTowN, H., Aug. 9.--James Riggs, of Scott's county, was nomln- ated for Congress on the 152lst bal lot. Singleton had 264 votes.
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-08-12

TIE Tombstone fire department is much excited over the approaching election of chief. It seems ~to be Blackburn versus McCann.
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For Congress-

VIsALIA, Ills, August 10.-Hon. s. w. Mouiton. of Shelby, was nomi- hated for Congress by the Democrats of the Seventeenth district.
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God MeIp Them.

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, August g. Fifty cases of yellow fever, and the epidemic developing. People are preparing for the worst.
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A prize fight is announced between Dibble and Blackburn, to settle dis puted supremacy in the Republican party of Cochise county.
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Forest Fires

SANDWICH, Mass, August 9.--The forest fire is rapidly reaching its height. The wind is south and blow. ing harder than ever. Tenants in fifteen buildings in line of the flames are preparing to leave. If the wind holds ten hours the loss will be much larger. The fire is now six miles wide and progressing towards Monu- ment.
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-08-12

THE candidate of the Democratic party, for Superintendent of Public Instruction, is moral gentleman, a scholar and teacher. These are all the qualifications needed.
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LET Democrats not forget to arm themselves by registration. Their neglect can only bring about Repub- lican success.
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A Cold Hooded Tyraut.

MATAMoRAs, August 9.-At Arna- hal a Mexican official named Ninez, had eight prisoners publicly shot yesterday without provocation.
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No Chinese Passengers.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 9.-The steamer Oceanic arrived this morning from China and Japan. She brought no Chinese passengers.
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Recommending Coalition With the Greenbackers.

ST. LOUIS, August 9.-Chauncey I. Filley is opposed to the Republi- cans of Missouri putting a ticket in the field. and has issued pamphlet recommending coalition with the Greenbackers.
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Another Necktie Party

CHARLESTON, s. C., August lO.- Blackeny, colored, was lynched near Lancaster Court House yesterday, for an attempt to assault white girl.
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LET the candidates for the legis- lature announce themselves, so the public may test their qualifications by inspection.
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TIE pension bill passed by the present Congress will rob the people of not less than seventy.fve million dollars.
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The Strike Ended.

JERSEY CITY, August 9.-The striking freight handlers on the Penn sylvania railroads have decided to re- turn to work at the old rates.
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THERE is an expidemic of sore- headism in the Republican ranks. Dr. Blackburn is in constant de. mand.
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Yellow Fever at yIatamorns

MATAMoRAs, August S.-Fifteen deaths Sunday and twelve Monday mp to D. m.
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A Fatal Blast

PoUGHKEEpsIE, N. Y., August To-. A premature blast at Cornwall, on the west shore road, killed four, and wounded several others.
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FOREIGN.
4 Saip Turned at Sea.

LONDON, August S.-The Bri ,ish ship Jesse Burrell, from New York, April Sd, for Shanghai, has been de- stroyed by fire. Sixteen of her crew were saved, and four are missing.
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REPUBLICAN candidates and ma nipulators are rich in new hats and clothes. After election they will be as ragged as Falstaff's recruits.
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Crops Destroyed. |.

CLEVELAND, August D. Heavy rains in Ohio for the last two weeks caused:great damage to the crops.
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AT NEW ORLEANS.

NEW FRLEANs, August 11.-One man is at the hospital with yellow fever.
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Lawrence Collins,

NATIVE OF NEWCASTLE WEST. COUNTY lN Limerick, Ireland. Left California, where he worked in the mines for many years about ten years ago, to go to Arizona. Age ifliving s9 years. Any one knowing of him or his where abouts, will greatly oblige by communicating with his brother, Michael Collins. 270 Clementine Street, San Francisco Cal. jyl6 dSw
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Meeting of the Democratic Com
 m If %.

SARATOGA, August 9.-The Demo- cratic Committee met to-day to issue a call for State Convention at Syra. cuse September 21st.
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Another Death.

BROWNSVILLE, Auguat 10.-There was one death from yellow fever to- day. The number of cases is increas- ing.
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PREsCorr is the capital of Arizona, and the center of the Territory.
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RUNNING daily newspaper em- bodies nothing but fun and work. Mostly the latter.
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ARABI PASTA is the "prize OK" of Egyptian politics.
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YAvAPAI county politics appeal to the senses.
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READ our mining report in yester- days EPITAPH.
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HOLLAND and Matthews will make terrible run, on the home stretch. The Coroner's office is the goal.
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TIE Republican candidates for Recorder are kicking like bay steers.
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THE circulation of the EPITAPH is increasing at the rate of 100 copies per month. Advertisers take notice.
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THE mining expert is in demand, notwithstanding the Republicans repudiation of the breed.
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BLACKBURN is wearing a new ne to catch Republicans in.
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ANTI.CHRIsTIAN DEMONSTRATION.

LAvINA, August l0.-A great anti Christian demonstration at the funer- al in Brianette of a Mosselman found murdered, and who was reported killed by Christians. The police sympathized with the mob. Many Christians fled to the mountains and a score of others were arrested, but only one was killed. Purifier dis turbances are feared.
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EOur Sunstr0kes,
More Policy Here.

NEW YORK, August 10.-Four sunstrokes to-day; one fatal.
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LEFT CAIRO.

ALEXANDRIA,, August 9.-Osman Bey, the Khedive's master of horse, escaped from Cairo and has arrived here. He stated that the rebels are fortifying the Junction, Suez, Ismalia and Calro lines of railroad.
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The Arabian Loss.

ALEXANDRIA, August IA Cir. cassian from Arabi's camp, stated that the colonel, captain, subaltern and seventy-six men were killed in the engagement last Saturday.
 AN ENGLISH EXPLANATION.
 CoNsTANTINoPLE, August 11.--At the sitting of the conference yester- day, the Russian representative ask. ed an explanation of the action of the British in occupying the Suez Canal. Dufferin replied that the step was taken in consequence of military necessity in order to save the town from destruction and pillage.
 The French Census.
 PARIS, August 11.-Oficial returns from the census of France shows a population of 37,67,04S.
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Who wants to be Supervisor?
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DEMOCRATS must register to vote
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THE Yavapai census is an accepted fact. We can only grin and bear it..
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JUDGE MosEs feels confident.
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THE SULTAN BULLDOZED.

LONDON, August 10.-In the Com- mons the Under Foreign Secretary stated that the Porte submitted to England draft of tho proclamation supporting the Khedive and de- nouncinp Arabi.
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PHGNIx is the desperado's hel
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ARABI PAsIA DECLARED A REBEL.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, August 10.- The Sultan's proclamation declaring Arabi Pasha rebel also condemns the conduct of military leaders as re. bellious and criminal, and mentions friendly relations with England.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-10-14
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER IA. 1882.

Twenty-one towns in the United States
bear the name of Garfield.
Judge Folger accepts the Republican
nomination for governor of New York.
A single steamer took 10000 barrels
of apples fcom New York to London last
week.
Eight more bodies of victims of the
Asia disaster have beea recovered and
taken to Owen Sound by the tug Ann
Long.
leather belt has just been made in
Hartford, Conn. which is an inch thick,
80 inches wide, and 125 feet long and
weighs 1884 pounds.
Secretary Lincoln has awarded con-
tracts for levee work on the lower Mis-
sissippi, the total amount contracted for
being 1886, 200 cubic yards, at a cost of
$1,153,S24.
At Charlottesville, Virginia, a mob
of forty men broke into the Jail, dragged
out Jim Rhodes the confessed murderer
of the Massie family, and lynched him
in short metre.
Ninety-nine locomotives and 1897
car wheels were exported from the
United States last year. During the
same period there were exported 1884,
64S pounds of iron rails.
A suit to recover $450,OO0 is brought
by the receiver of Merchants and Me-
chanics' bank of Troy, N. Y. against GER
tain wealthy gentlemen who are charg-
ed with having cOnspired to ruin the
institution.
Since the tariff commission left Long
Branch six weeks ago it has Travelled
$500 miles, has passed through 20 states
visited % cities, and taken the state
ments of $50 persons. The testimony
will fill at least 1000 printed pages.