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Daily Republican., 1883-05-08
- EliISItRS ORDER.
REGISTER '-tIrPICE,

REGISTER = bFPICE
hEW CASTLE CO.. bEL., Apr. .. lSsG
pom the Application vf Ahauail A Hayes
4nI i'u.cy A. Walton. Administrators Of
james L. Hayes, late or "ilmn!to1 ~
II. said County. deceased. it is ordered and
directed by the Register that hcAdmjnistra.
tors aforesaid give notice Of the granting If
Letters Ui Administration upon the Estate If
tle deceased, with thednte ofgranttng there.
ul. 10y causing advertisements 10 be posted
within !rrty days from the date OF such Lct-
trrs N AX Of the most public places Of the
t1uhty Of New Castle. requiring ali pctSvus
having demands al,ainst the estate to present
The sanc OF abide by an Act Of Assembly IA
such case made and provided and also cause
h" same To he inserted within the same per.
lDd "a the Daily REPUBLICAN, IA ncwspN 5vr
published IN Wilmlngton.andt obe continued
therein three weeks, (e.od.)
- Given under the hand anh Seal If
L. =. office Of the Register aforesaid, the
- - Nday and year above written.
;. &. Bl,ifS, Register.
NvTiCE.-AlI II persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
saInt, duiy attcsted to The Administrators un
or before April 9th, 1854, or abide the Ac,
of a ,Cinlly in such case made and provided
ABAGAlL A. HAYES
PUSEY A. WALTON,
Administrators.
Address. Wilmington, Delaware. aplO
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08

THE DEMOCRATIC PAkrY Of Mary
land is in fair way of dislntegrating
peace being far removed from lis coun-
ellis. Governor Hamilton, il is said
has proposed terms Of peace with May
or Whyte, Of Baltimore, upon which h'
proposes TO conduct the campaign on 4
reform basis. This has given umhrag'
to the German wing of the party, oil,
the editor of the Day, in giving vent t'
his feelings, swears like trooper, spat
tiers like a cat, and declares By
Cd, cyan, yam" the Democratic
party, yam, YAM, can stand no such
l-u nUusensc AS that yam, yam.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08
DIR. SIMMS
Veg eiAble Pills,
The Perfection Of Pills,
ManSki inf>B E0VOrite P1l2a

The most famous liver medicine on eartn.
No g,ipinY, sickness or weakness attend thei,
operation. They do not leave the bowels pos
tive. Iney tone and strength the Liver
and act on the Kidneys, stomach aud skia
curing liver olnplalnt, sick headache, neu
ralg'a bilOusness, pain IN the sides or back
g-il in she Uowels. kidneys or bladder, ct,
Very valuable in dyspepsia, mGlanal fever OF
dumb ague. .hil!S and fever, general weak
ness, loss efappetitc, etc. ihey are splendid
for weekly females as an assistant to Beep tie
system healthy. Tney arc endorsed and ro
commended BY ,hUusaniS az the incest, pur
gative md splendid liver medicine. Elegant
ly SUGAR coated, 2J centsa box; family bO.cs
In one ~. Sent ny mail. Sold by lealNn
dealers in medicines. Main depot, .Fourth NM
King streets, Wilmington, Del, and 6O2 Are
street, Philadelphia nov22-f
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08
At the low figure OF Zoe. each.

THESE good~ are rrtliIcd 10y w.
's than cost Of importation, and
a> H.r u> known. the samr goods
retail elsewhere ut - cents.
These goods have been secured
direct from the importers at very
low cash figures. and we will h,
pleased to offer our regular pa,
irons and all new customers tAe
opportunity Of srrur'n" those
rare hHrg0in~.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08

~ Glycu uudcr the hnmd ana ~rni .
J. *. OIhru Of the Register aforesaid, h
- Wilmington, IN NJ" Ca no t"h1'}
atorc aa. the day oud yrrr tnovu wnttcu
5. G. hi,irS. Eugl.t"r.
Notjrr-All pcrsont having claims a"oInr
the estate Of m" deceased. must lHrs"r' 'h'
same. duly attcstcd 10 thn Admint5tratri%, III
or before Mhl l. iss4 u INld tn, Act Of A.
srmhly in such case made HrN provided,
JANE e ERNhN. Admin, .tratriX
Address, Wilmington, Delaware. H.,
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08
FRENCH ST. WHARF.
hD TlIEL( 13s North Fourth NJ.

ND IIIEL o3s North FDnrfN NJ.
En. | HEEL PHILADELPHIA,
Guarantees to cure lalSo by letter. Nervous
Debility. Youthful! lmprud0ncc, Lost Man,
hood, Effects OF ildiScretiOn. Private hi Scase.,
(acrtc cases IN s." 10 idys,) Piinplcs Iettcr',
Failing ont OF Hair, etc. DR.. Thecl has had
l5 years Mcdira! experience, and i, the only
physician in fhiadelphia who has made his
speciality in Europe under the leading pro
fcssOrs. Read ">courge of QuaCks.' the eX-
posing Uf " >"listylcl Professors "RGycr.
ends Free prescr ptlons. Museums. "tc. -
This is the only book which is free from all
exagyerntiou. and gives II true hIstUry Of ner.
vous debility, SKIN, blood and private dis.
eases, and shows the best methods Of treating
those diseases by the leading authorities OF
the world. Price % cents.
Once hours--9 h. IN. to ?. IN. and from
to 30 y. N. Sunday, n. IN. to = =. ~.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08
ON FRIDAY.
THE llTH DAY or MAY, lS,3,
At 10 O'Clock. Il. NJ, tho following icsc,!hel
real cftHLr. viz:

real cftHhe. VIZ:
Az thAt certain lot, pigrc or vnrje # land
AMI frame d6clling hGn9r thereon erected.
situated In the uvlIa2eut' J,ic,sa in 1t q torgrs
Hundred, noundcd by sriAIu street t,N lands
Of tho Methodist plr-v.1Sr, - lands Il AlUr-
dccai boughtcn ANA hy lnnl' N INunlF Cos.
4ri!t, ~ follows. To VT. R,s uuIu,' ltG lake
pu the Siio VI S'Xti street., being q 2 rncr Of
land OF Thomas tus2r # and these premises,
thence with said Sl2ih street nUrLu '2l2 dcQs.,
east feet to a stHk" CORNER Of lhusc prum,s,
and luud Of the Methodist EpgcUra. parsOn-
aye, thence south +7hg degrees. enst lot feet
To "A stnhc,h corner ~ uI ia,l Urniigneu lands
and Ia b line Of H. iIuU1rtru'E. thence with
said DonKhtcu's INnl south +41a tt%~crs. west
feet 10 Il stake ~ the ssid iJOUghtcu's land,
a. corner Of IalIis Of Thomas f"svrilt and
these premises. thence with the lin" Uf said
Cosyr!it land north ~ degrees. west 100 u
home to the stake ANA place q hc4lDhlhX,
containing 0ithih these Hctcs ana bounds
5000 square feet q land, DE the same more or
less Book A, volume .. page I46, etc.
Seized ana taken in execution ~ IL" prop
erty Of Willinm Il Croft nnt I. t., ana T." he
sold by JAMES NJ A ttIlN, ShrrliI,
SnEiuyy's Uppiur, MAitntnp,"n, AvT'i Il,
1883. apes
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08
JDo, Y, 3isfeDd0Tf { Co.
DEtilSrtK'S ORDER.
Jew CASTLE co.. Uhl.. May :, /

NEW CASTLE co.. DNL., VA! :, iH8i.I
lyon the arwhntion ii JAKE kEH
NAN. hDMIalaIh uuN, If THOMAS
NAN, late Of NuM;ngtpn Iiundrcd,
in sad county, da"c'acd. il is ordered and
directed by the krgi.lc umt t,r AdrutuistrA.
triN nforcsaid, gNr notjre 81 g,uitIue Of Let
ters Oi Administration utph ih, cttatg tho
deceased with toe t1tr uf -rlItiu9 thereof
by cNusln4 AdycrrsaHIruD tU b. posted with
in 10 days unm th" t,Jr nts sIrh Letter, in SIX
Of the most pnhnr ylny {. Of th"coonty Of New
Castle, requiring all persons harlag domunds
against the estate ,u liC- ut the .alno, OF
abide hy an Act Of Assembly IN such ca"
made and protdcl; N"d Atso 10 cause n"
sane to be inserted w.th.h the same p"rtvd
in the DtllN hI.rl lHl1ChN,a newspaper pn'
lishcd Il Y ,lDDb-'Or, anh to hc continued
therein lUrug N,Dhs, lro.d).
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08
IrllN WANAMhEEK.

Eor styles Gentlemen
ou5pcnllcr,, made in oul
work rooms at Oak Hall, s
IS, 10 and 50 cents,
BaIbri@%an Underwear
SIC, used to be soc. Good
Night Shirt, 75c.
Furnishing Counter muuai-tc M~..ct =,
front.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08
EARLIEST
SEEIS AND PLANTS
For the
VEGETABLE AND FLOWER BAKpIN
~auaranteed from drop Iss2-ss
CATALOGUES FREE.
|. d. PHILIPS & SON
Il5 Fast Fourth ktres,
Between King and French Streets, an
ID HIlsTEk'S OkDE;..
IL REsIsTER's OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE Co, DEL, April 10. lss1

DH3lsIEkS OkDE...
IL X E8IBTER's OFFICE
New CASTLE Co, DEL. April 10, lsxI,
Upon the application ofSusan A. Shcrhur,
AdmnistntriX of Mary A. CollingS, late a,
Wilmington Hundred. In said county .dcc'J i,
Is ordered and directed by the Register ,,,,
the AdminstratriX aforesaid give notice ~
granting ufletters Of Administration nupn,la
estate of the deceased, with the date oi yr,nI
Ing thereof, by causing advertisements tn n.
posted within brty days from the date OF surh
Letters, in six of the most public pIaue- NJ, Tho
County Of New Castle, requiring all pcrsnr,,
having demands against the estate 10 present
the same or abide by an act Of Assen,bIy IN
such case made and provided; and also cause
the same to be inserted within the same ueri'
Ud IN the DAILY REPUBLICAN, a newsp,ne,
published in WillpngtOnandt TO be continued
therein three weeks. te-o-d).
- Given under the hand aud Seal ot
l.. s. office Of the Reg is,cr aforesaid at vii.
~ 'mlngtun. in New Castle county af,re.
said, the day lhd year above written.
C. RIGGS. Register
NOrItE-Ali persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must prr."D, ,he
sanr. duly nttesied, to the AlmiuiStfntor on
or before jhe lath day ~ April, A. D.. lsSi or
lhtdc the Act Of \ ssrmhly - such case made
md provided
SuSA A. SHEVBURN
Aimtnl .trIuN
address Nl'ihlhItpIl, lh' aPh
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08
( arm.

r"F". Bro h.N" IN mtdi.imulo'bwr
uou.. raI"' W n-h, Il lot W orp,
wh'"n ""J-hf.ur i've pound, ,~oDl
Iur .ppl. "t .lyl is unsurpassed,
and tn4I price, wuG"ru'u
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08
JOHN WANAMAkER.

Fine Cram Damask
SI,25; reduced to SI.oo.
Table Cloths, bx2b, 2Ix3
, tx4b, ks yards.
\ Towel, 22X45 inches
weighs half a pound, 25c.
\ Damask Towel, 23x4S
inches, good and heavy,price
now at first hands, 57ac.; ou1
price, SIC.
Double Damask, 3-4 Nap
kins, S5.25.
Linen department. to the lett Of the Chest
nut street entrance.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08

WE REALLY cannot help it. Through
Jealous abuse of some of the Whining
ton papers our Circula ton las be- II
driven ny to &, 800, and now it appears
We are to have 800 more. We must in
deed get a faster press. We hope our
evening contemporaries will spread on
their compliments a little more and
lot daub them on SO much in spots,
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08

TO any age OF station, and although
the assertion may seem somewhat ir-
reverent, we can safely say there are
many old fools as well as young ones.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08

StHFRlFF'S SALE.-Bi NlkIlIE T. or a
- writ ui ais. IcvarI tarlHS 10 me directed
VIII b" exposed t. IuhlIc Sale N ibc h0Jei &C
"uplrd by Alexander Maxwell, III Middle
town, in st. Georges Hundred. New CASTE
County, delaware,
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08
DAY. THE llrH DAY OF MAY, 1883.
Il
the f,ltuNiug described real estate, VIZ:

the Glowing described real estate, VIZ:
All that piece, parcel or lot Of land situate
in st Georges Hundred, New Castle toun
ty and State Of Delaware, described by metcS
and bounds ~ follow, u wit beginning
at il stone. a corner for lands of William
Ready nnd John Allstun thence with the
line .! tn" said Bealy south IS degrees. west
2j7 iCct to a street to he called New street
thence with the line OF the said New street
south ~ degrees east 30 feet to n corner for
otncr lands Of Joshua Is. fenimore: thence
with new line for the said fcnlMOre north
81, degrees east 253 feet to u corner for
lands Of the SAID AllStun thence with the
line ofthe said Altsto north loA degrees,
west ~ feet home to the place Of "tElnnIn4.
cont ming ten thousand seven hundred ana
hlty-tye square feet more or less and also
ali that piece. parcel. lot Of land -tllate in
ST. GEORGES Hundred HtOTcSald. adjoining
other InniS Of the SAID jefferson, other lands
at the said fcuimpr" ana ahh. II the sad
Ans on. more particularly described. aS fol
lows. to wit Bcglnning At ArUrnrr iurUthGr
lands Of the said Jefferson thence with his
line north Silt degrees, east 100 feet, more or
les. to corner for lands Of John Allst"H ::
thence with the line Of the SAID AIiStou
south ltLa ucgICct. cAs' In feet. more or Icss.
to land Of the sad fcnimure. sold John II
Douglass theme" with the line OF the sad
Douglass south 81 degrees, west ITO feet
more or less. It. the otnCr lands Of Ia" sald
fenmorc thence with n new int Tor TINS
and other LANDS uf the said fcuiDurG north
- degrees west leo feet to the place Of he
Cunning continuing twenty-five th"nSaE"
seven huniruI and seventy sluare .Cct oI
iiLd. be the same more or s.
s>cIADd duH taken IN execution ~ the prup-
crt y u, i}AE,. jefferson and khodh. his Wlll.
and I. t'....lu to br sold 10y
JAMES MARTIN, Sher,n
SutH!TF, iEFlcH, Wilmington, april i
49,. np-3
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08
IOIiN WANAMAKEK.

A Il offering oi White
lla N b urg Embroidered
Robes from So upward.
The $3.50 and $!2.5o are
very special
The Embroidered Robes
at the dress counters are
wonderfully cheap,
white Gooas Department. SECOND rounte
:.on .i..t nr -'r''' CHU"nrC.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08

.NHERlFf'S SALtr-Bi NlKTUEOF A
- writ ot levari facias. to me directed VIII
be exposed to Public Sale AT the hotel occu'
pied by Alex. nlaXwell. in MI idlet"wn. IN
St Georges Hundred, New Castle County,
Delaware. on
FRIDAY THE llTu DAY OF MAY 1883.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08

VOTERS or the Fifth ward hereafter
before you vote consult the tar heel of
the owl rOOst.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08

SMILEY KEDEEMED himself ycster-
day at Chester.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08
GOOi alark SLlf,s.

u"y,r ~ low It, uo1 at I.usscII's Fee
Hive.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08

y writ of yenIttum rNpohls, to me direct
ed, viii be exposed 10 public sale At the jet
torsuE House. kept b! Jacob lIchdrIsun, IN
the city and liuudreh.oi New Castle, New
Castle County. Del, ON
Thu RSDAY, THE lvIi DAY DF MAY. 'h3
at 10 UciUck II. m,
The following described real estate, VIZ:
All those two certain lo'+. pieces or parcels
Of ians. as follows: No. !. All that certain
lot Of land situate IT, the city and County of
New Castle ana State of lelaware and now
or lUriherly bounded and described MS fol
lows To- wit Beginning at II stake GU the
westerly side Of Young street, a corner for
lands Of John iicnry. and running thence
with line parallel with Stonchan street
ana with "a line "f John iienry's laud south
ti degrees west 10 feet to another corner for
lands Of JOHN Henry at IA street laid Out 80
feet wide, thence thereby and parallel with
IUung street south % degrees east - feet 10
corner for lnnd Of Thomas Berry. thence
with said Bor'y's land and parallel WIZ he
first line Wrth 81 degrees east 10 'cet to iAe
.+OuthRcstvrly SIDE Of UunE street: 'Ern go
with the said side Of UunE street south -
degrees west 25 feet t. the place VI beginning
ith "A frame dwelling hUU9s and othr- Dut
buildings thereon erected 30. .. All that
certain lot Of lard situate IA the city Of New
Castle, county Of Nvw Castle ii Statc O'
Delaware, now or iurtHcriy b Inltl and
described ~ follows, 1" Wit I'c2tp-
nnR ut "A point on the westerly side
Of Young street IN the line "f Land
dividing the land Of Hugh Mrtiuvern
and JOhn Henry thence running 10y the said
sde Of the said street IN Il SUn'iIrr rly direction
feet, in a westerly direction aHd parallel
with the said division line ana 'cet distant
therefron 26 feet thence in II nOrthcrly Ii-
rectiou AMI parallel with Young S,Iect 3 t"ct
70 the division line aforesaid, thence thereby
in an onStcrly direction p fee, H. thrsatd line
II Young street and place Of BEGINNING he
the contents what they may.
Seized aud taken in execution ns the prop
erty Ui Hugh Mciu u'crn, and to b" sold by
JAMES u RIlN, Sheriff
SHE4Ff' : OFFICE, Wilmington. April 70,
1853. uIrG
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08

100 Asst SIXTH STREET is THE
NC place the sale VI canned good, sun
goes ON. ana IN addition e" "liI open on Sat.
urdNy. n lot Of TOMATOES Of the hno-i quality.
cHn- for BE: the he I bargain we ever otter
ed red cherries 4 cans FOR 2a". great har-
gain makes pics equal 10 SuIumgr lruit: !
cans backbcrrice, ~; lot ol tn" HN"np, Zoe.
uaart tlnc irish dulrr. At lOr. II ohaHN Hour.
at fl.lO. Come on, ,iadic-.t 10 lO@ EnsL N,Nlh 1t.
and see the goods ml"'I T NJ. "IEh.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08

a. NDrn9nar c.:J NcMahou p.
- N"r.,. ,.t..., +, N'rauu, 1T d.; ii.
a., fer -ud h' ". EL.o,r&. ,d L.. j.
H".or Q Z, rrOtttn. f.. l.G. Miller.
r. E. rn"y ar" r"A opau Tor challenge,
from u5 ,.un in .a r,y N.,sr mcm.
D"r~ for" JnJrr !. Tmr ut uGr. All
"nn'rnntiuI- rhJH ho addressed 70
J.. H"'trM Eun,Oy, D"l,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-04
GE0RGIA'S GOLD OUTPUT.
ITS VALUE PLACED AT A OTraR-
TER OF A MILLION.

CaIlfOrnia and Colorado still Yieldins
Aneir miiIions-LOngstreet Out for
hlmberly-COlOnel Bliss FIeecino
OF the Government i'm the Ottman
Case.
WASHINGTON, June 3.-The Denart-
ment of Justice is compelled to defend
itself on account of the comment CROWN q
OUT oil the compromise of the Ottman
treasury robbery case. The terms of
that compromise, which was made upon
the recommendation of Col. George Bliss
the governments counsel in the star route
cases, were apparently so outrageouslv
against the governments interest that
MI. Brewster, the Attorney General. is
preparing a statement by which he homes
10 eXculpate himself. it is hard To 500
NOW any satisfactory excuse can be made.
Inc commissioner of Internal Revenue
4as Just received long letter from Gen.
Longstreet recommending in the warmest
terms tne appointment Of WimberIv to
succeed Pleasant.
A special report of MIR. Burchard. Di-
rector OF the Mint, upon the production
Oh precious metals in the United STATES.
says; The yields of the minis of tbe
United states for the year 1888 are So.
oOO,OOO in gold and $40, 500, 600 in silver y
l. So.tt vi @l1,oVO'UVO. compared with the
previous year this shows a decline Of
SZ'zoO'OOO OF gold and an increase
Vl @o'oVO'OVO of silver. OF the
tOtai amount of gold Georgia
produced $250,O00, North Carolina S1g0
O3O, south Carolina $4,000, and Virginia
Slo,OOO: OF silver, North Carolina pro-
duced 'S25O,OOO. The States producing the
largest amounts Of gold and silver are
Colorado and California, the former pro
duclng SIG, 900 of gold and SS45. 600 of
silver, and the latter So, ,360, 900 Of cold and
Sl,65O,O 600 of silver.
w WASHINGTON, June 2-Inasmuch aS
the law OF 1879 has expired by Limitation
winch gave the National Board of Health
supervision over consular ports. the Ma
flne Hospital officials have determined
win the advice of the Secretary of the
treasury and the Secretary of State. TO
continue supervision over all vessels Ieav-
ing the Cuban ports for the United States
AdYlces to this effect We're cabled TODAY
10 Havana. DIR. Burgess. who acted aS
agent of the Board of Health in Cnha
VIII be designated for this service. The
authority of the Marine Hospital service is
derived from the general law defining it's
functions. '''
postmaster General Gresham to-day is
sued the following order: 1.-THE Postmas-
ters OF the first and second class offices
VIII hereafter give their personal atten-
tiOn TO the business of their office and not
absent themselves therefrOm without au-
thorlty granted upon written application
10 thls department. Violation of this or
DER VIII be deemed sufficient cause for re-
mOVal."
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-04
STREET JEMFIRX

There has been great change of late wear.
IN the fashion of wearing jewelrv on the
street ana the tendency is still to get rid Of al
snow ana parade OF jewels, restricting it e
eSsentlals-a watch and a collar button
twenty-five years ago a woman who could
AFFORD 1t carried a small iewelry shop in rings
bracelets end pms, earrings, watch, long chains,
The modern limitations. which are so good
that an expert is required to detect them,
made II possible for all women to wear level
~, anu the moment 1t became common il
CeaSeu 70 De desirable, at least with an eXclu-
on the street So
Long chains and chatelaine chains are
equally discredited, though they have not
wholly disappeared. and the fayorite watch is
i small one, suspended from an engraved
Danu, composed of tiny plates connected bv
inks, and attached to the belt, the watch fsllg
lnS INTO little pocket of the dress.
Naturally there are constant fluctuations
many spurts of fashion, many temDorary
crazes for pins and bangles, some of which
sun survive and are likely o'be superseded
Dy others: the pig craze, the owl craze, and
now the ny and grasshopper craze; but these
are all fancies, which are born and die with a
season. The permanent tendency is towards
the elimination OF jewelry from street cos
tune, ana the best dressed women
even now allow none to be visible
except perhaps the smallest and least con-
spIcuous of pearl or gold knobs screwed into
tne ears Now that chains have been discon-
,tII' ~ =, 10 louhu thdL t1ey were d1shgurlng
rather than ornamental; that their weight
crushed lace and disarranged the front of the
uress. Bangles, too, spoil the shape of a really
,,,i DeauIlIul ,, arm and are not admissible with
tne very long gloves, as they spoil the contour
9i tne lower arm, and destroy the gradually
diminishing effect.
One of the most elegant women in New
York wears jewelry only-when il is necessary
TO produce certain picturesque. and com.
plete effect. With some of her finest toilets
she wears not even pin, as that would mar
the ruff effect at the fhrnat IrNNIr I1-N-r,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-04
SURROUNDED BY INDIANS.
Nacori Waiting for the Savage On
slaught.


slaught.
TOMBSTONE, ARIZONA, June 2,-Ad-
vices to the EpHaph from the Mexican
headquarters at Oposura say that, on MAY
y, couriers arrived there bringing the
alarming Intelligence that the In
dians had appeared in force at Ma
cori on Thursday last The authori
ties there had asked for reinforce
ments. They were afraid of being
attacked at any moment. Only thirty sol
dlers, consisting of State troops under
Lieut.. Jesus Maria Morence, are at pres
ent stationed there. When the courier
left the Indians We're killing cattle within
six hundred yards of the town. The In
dlans were nearly all dismounted and had
evidently fled from the Sierra Madres to
escape from Gen. Crook.
The savages appeared to be well armed.
and 1T is surmlsed that their departure
from the mountain partO0k more Ofsthe
nature OF stealthy retreat than posi-
tive rOut in battle. The tlame-lit sky
some distance from town betOkened that
the red skins were burning all the houses
and barns in their path after massacreing
any hapless inmates whom they might
have surprised, and appropriatIng every
thing of value which met their fancy. An
oflcer reported seeing, with the aid of
spyglass, flaXen-haired boy in the
midst of the renegades. If so, the
child was doubtless the captive
survivor of eXterminated parents, The
braves seemed to be loaded down with
plunder. and their antics furnished ground
for the belief that most of them We're
Tired with liquor. If such was the case
their onslaught would be all the more fe-
rocious and difficult to repulse. Everv-
body III the town was under arms and de-
termlned to sell their lives as dearly as
possible, if worse came to worse. Com
splcuOus among these stOicaI defenders
were several women, who seemed not n
Whit abashed and as resOlute as the men.
1t was almost impossible to form any es-
innate of the strength of the savages. but
the band was believed to number over a
hundred. Incessant vigilance was main
tanned, but there seemed hardly doubt
but the night would be marked by one of
the most bloody encounters of the cam
paign.
No news from General Crook has been
received at these headquarters. Had there
been an engagement it would be known
horo, as Colonel BandOIa. who Is oom-
mand1ng, has scouts constantly reconnoi-
tering the Sierra Madres. Reinforcements
have been sent to NOcOri, and news is
hourly expected.