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Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16
France-Chfna.

London, Sept. 1O.-Ths Posts Berlin says that agents of the Czar m the Bulgaria account and are act ing in a thoroughly revolutionary manner aLd not even 9isdsin the coalition with the Nihiliste. It r feared that their actions will bring bout crisis that will lead to reoppt' 'hr whole of the eastern qnastloi Trlpgrams from Vienna referring t. affairs in Bulgaria Say that it eao be positively stated that the object o' Rnssia is to get, rid of the Prince Alexander and rlace itsUwD nominee on the throne. None of tha powerE Will tolerate the usurpation of the throne of Bulgaria hy Russian pre- tender.
 Standards Berlin special states the ioinirg>of RoumaRja in the alli- anca with Austria and iIfr'nany Is ', answer to Russia o',R d'Etst in Bulgaria. he adds that tns. relations tha are now existing h''t@een Ger many are mora than -o|I and says i! is reported that -Rissia'ss are coz centrating an 8rmed force north O thc river Pruth.. between Roumanis and Bessaria.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16
A SchooI Girls Sxicide.

Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 12.-A Leaders special from Centraville,O. reports Laura Beachler, IS years old who ived eight miles from the village went to school thi, m0ru1ng. but not returning to dinner her parents bp- came alarmed, and made a search re sulting in the discovery ofthis uote i the carriage she,': You will find m, in the e.canal between 'Hppp1ers ano the lock. 1 don't wan't to be iu thr water long. I am going where tn! hourd and clothes cost nothiag. I an sorry to do it though. I had nothing to do about coming into the world. can g ont of It."
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16
ponble Lrnching 2 orOutlaws.

Little Rock, Ark. Sept. 10.-Sstur lay night a mob of sixteen masked men furc.hIy entered Yell county jail at Danville, siezed John Coker and ilr Flood. took them to the iror bridge across Pellet Jean river, and 1ung them from the center span cross beam. COker was accused o' ieading into aDbuscade the sheriff'f posse Iu search of the Daniels out laws several weeks ago, in which two men We're killed. Flood was accused of harborin9 the outlaws. Cokei begged to be shot. but was told ht must hang. The bodies were discov cred and cut down Sunday morn ing.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16
-r The Queens Knee.


 Now York, Sept. IO.-A recent London cable says: "The unusual privacy observed by the Queen since the death of John Brown has been less marked of late. Her majesty's laineness is still embarrassing and she continues to use a cane to assist heY Tn her rambles in the vicinity of Balmoral- Ga to-day she spent an hour by the grave of her faithful ziIlie, breeding moodily over his leath and rendering a tribute to his memory, which certainly borders on ;nandlin setimentaiity.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16
VALEDECT1RY.

Having disposed of my interest in the Alta AsIz)na to Anson Smith x O., paslisasr5 of the MoaAva UoUN- Tz MISzR, al persons knowing themselves tO be inieb5ed to me foT advertising ani 5loacrio"c i7 to date will settle with ms as I will pny al outstanding inle5:e laes5 contracted by me as publisher of 'he Alta Ari- zon !. Tn closing desire to offer mg sine rest than ls to th4 citizens of Mobave c0laty fJr the;r lIharal sup port and patronage while publishing the Alta Anzona.
 WI. s. HODGES
 Mineral Park 4 T. Sept. 15, 1883.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16

Miners and others interested ln getting together an exhibit of ores from thls county for the Albuquerque Fair, to be held ia tce first week III October next. are requested to meet in the Conrt House this afternoon to make the necessary arrangements
 We hope there will be q full attend: ance of pinars, and that the impor- tance of fully representing this conn ty at the Far will not be undsrestI- mateA. The railroad company have offered great indqcements ln the ehape of low fares and free traas portation and We hope that the people of this county will fnIlS appreciate them. It is true that the time is veiy limitad, but a great 1eal Gan he accomplishad in two weeks If miners will unly take an interest Tn the mat ter. A good display ot ere from this county caun3t flil tD attract consld- srable atJen iol T, AioI4nerqIs and result in lasting benefit to all of us We trust that niaa owners, WIl. nO neglect thls opportunity 50 advertise the mineral resources of this county especially as it will cost them noth ing. f..': ..
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16
To be Hanged.

Louisville, Ky, Sept. 1O.-Govern- or Knott has designated October IF as the day for the execution of Ellis Croft twice found guilty of the horri' ble outrage and murder of the Glib bons children at Ashland, Ky. The cont has refused to grant a new trlal, and Croft will have to follow Bill Ellis, his companion in crime, who confessed and was hanged by q mob. Wm. Neal, a third party awaits trial.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16

.:s IfR prospect is worth doing any
 work on at all, It is worth doing the
 full. amount of assessment work re- ..,.. afSattisfiireJf hy law. We advise everyone
 interested in mining claims to do at least twenty-five full days work on
 each claim and not to reckon in the s4axSas Iy paid out for powder and tools. Tbe law requires one handred dollars worlE.ep4 does not say anything ab9nt allowing for money paid out 'sfDr iEsosfdsr. tools, or tilA5OCs. &
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16
Negotiating Fer a CouaprO.nise

London, Se4t. 13-A P ris special states that at tha Chinese lega- 'tion an at the Preach foreign office, it is asserted that negotiations r. .lAtive to the Tonquin qpestlGn is bEing con= lueted by bo.b sides with sincere desire otarrivjn; at aa a'uieahie sDln- tion of the liiiie lltia5. English and American dip,on atio rt'preseuta- tives at. Paris confirm the above statement,
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16
Tidlngs I.nmentabIe.

St. Johns, N. F. Sept. 13.-The United States Greeley relief steam shipYautic has just anchored here. Her tidings are lamentable. No word las been received from Greeley or any of his party. Tla steamer Pro
 ens, crnshei iu flow of ice at the entrance t. Smiths sound o1 July B. Captain Pike, his craw and scien- tific party, are passengers by Tan tic.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16
Es ..n. .;n> oc riye E.ittl- ts;rls.

CilGInna:i, Q SAoF, 12 -Fha r. mtins If five girls bnroed 'in DrA. man E rag ware-h,usa fire were take, to Saint Xavier ti,is n 'rHng whe1 d regular mass was celebrated. af' which, five hear5ns conveyed them ' the cpmetery where they wera hnrI.>, side hv side, \ large c:ewd WIZ present..
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16
What HinE,le Said.

Boston, Mass, Sept. 10. The Her ald says there comes from Maine 2 well authenticated story that certain local Democratic leaders called upor Blame at Augusta, and were con iieutially intlrsned by him that il his Bjainc's) opinion, if Governor Butler could obtain reelection in Massachusetts this year ha would bs. nominated by the Democrats foI Pr~siAent and he. eleeted. Blame added he himself was ont of politics and should under no circumstance be i'll the field for the presidency next year.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16
ATriple Tragedy in st. Louis.

St. Louis, Sept, 10.-Meagre infor- matlon through pohcs sources are furnished late tonight of one of the most bloody tragedies that has oc- cured in this city for very long time. It appears that Henry II. Blessing. an engine CT residing at 1451 Cass avenue, made an assault upon his brothpr-in-law about 11:3O tonight, .hling six shots at hIm, all Of which took effect and will prove mortal. Blessing then fired two shots at his wife, both of which struck her luficting dangerous wounds. The iyfuiiated man then escaped from the house and einded pursuit for an hour, when he was found lp the gar ret of his house with his throat cut from ear to ear, but not dead He was taken to q dispensarys where he attempted to explain his act, but could not talk on: account of the Y;pI pipe beng severed. He. was then sent to the hospital, where his wounded wife and brother inlay had been taken. and where thay now lie Tn a very critical clpdition. An ex piauati9u of the affair is,not yet ob- tained, bat is suppoeed to have orig tuated m a-faniiy:4uarre! aud ia5aRp jealously,
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16
Train Wreck.

Lancaster, Pa. Sept. 10.-Whilt going to work on the Coiunbia $ Port Deposit railway, last night, the engine drawing the train struck d large rock that had fallen on the tracE near Conwlgo. The train left th' track and plunged over high em baukment into the river. Four per sons were on the engine when it wen over, but all escaped with slight ipju res.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16

Judge H1adly's nomination for Governor of Ono on She Democratic ticket cost him S5L030. Tie San Francisco Chronicle of the 8th has an article showing who got most of the money and how 1t was al 'ided uEi among the members of the convention No wonder Hoadly and his part! ID Ohio feel sick.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16
Doubtful Condition.

London, Sept. 1O.-The secretary of the Chinese legation here left for Wolmer Castle to await upon Lord Granville, British foreign secretary. The signs are that the mediation of England in the Franc Chinese em- orogiio will eventually be asked, but no appeal for American ma liatIon Is deemed probable.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16
Train tneEs1s Ep.

Williamantic, Conn. Sept. 12.-Ap engine of the seoo4d section of 8 freight traiu. bound east on the New England railway, broke from the train at Andover, following behind crashed m eight cars, wrecked several and derailed some. A brakeman had bis leg brokepr Two cars were burned.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16
TELEGRAPHIC GLEANINGS
Latest News From All Parts 0f 
 the World.
AThrisIing Experiehce.

Baltimore, Md, Sept. 7.-Iht steamship William Crane, with pas sepgers aud crew numbering somc forty persons, from Savannah whlct arrived here to-day, reports q thrill ling experience of the North Carol'- na coast. Ire steamer loft Savannah at 9 q. III. on Monday. On Tuesday at 2 T. Ill. fire was discovered in th' ibid anDny 70J bales of cotton and an alarm was sounded. In few mo nents q panIc prevailed. Beneath the cotton were stored roein and tur- pentlne. The lifebnats Mere proviS- i1ned and made ready and battle with the flames begun. The struggle lasted fourteen hours and nnal3y ended in a suppression of the flames, after 300 bales of the blazing cottor and 100 barrels of turpentine and rosin had been thrown into the sea Several of the crew were overpowered by the dense smoke. The fire loss will probably reach S50,00U. The ex- perience of Capt. Taylor and the officers, the crew and ths passengers was of the most thrilling and terrible character. The cargo was principally cotton.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16
A Epr:sb;a S@irA.

L 'xinSton, Ky, Sept. 12.-A fire broke ont early this morning iu stables Of the street cars 106. Fifty mules, fourteen cars and the entire lot of stock and feed and their new stables were totally destroyed. Tht loss is $40,000; we'll insured, Incen diary is the cause of the tire.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16
Panic inaT Theatre.

Carlsbad. Sept. 12--A panic was caused in theatre here last night, owing to false alarm of fire. In sup posed emergency the dcors were found locked. Many of the audience hHd made their escape from the win lows, but after a while the doors wer forced open affordlng exit. Several persons were injured.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16
Fo.e:sn Settlers Protected.

Lonlon, Sept. 12.-A telegram from Hong K sag.to Admiralty, sta es :wo British g?n boats at Canton anC .hatiq cQnilnctiop with the Cbines' troops on .dafy on shope they fur qish sufficient guarl for the protec ton Of foreign settlement.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16
RunaHaT Tain.

Denver 1rlOune, OeDt. J.-1 eStfr- dav was day of disaster on th. Denver & South Park railroad. l h" lastbound freight tram. which WAS irawn from Como to Keuosha Snm- nit by double header, was divided it the latter point into two sections # six cars each. both If which were destined to play tragic part. The irst tram left the Sunni drawu by igine 31, and descended the steei grade in safety to Webster, proceed ing thence cn it's way down Platte cadon. The second train, consisting of cars ladan with ere, was drawn by engine 48, and was desti ed to be less fortunate The train proceeded down the hiil'to Ho6sier, where it stopped and took on two cars loaded Wlth coke, the entire cargo beng consigned to the Grant smelter, in this city. The ill-fated train pulled away from Hoosier it 10 o'clock iD the forenoon. The grade immediately after leaving the station is very pre- cipitate. and few moments after getting under headway the train hands entirely lost control of the train, which rushed forward With momentariiy increasing speed. Lake, in hls strenuous efforts to tightsn hia brake, broke the rod, thus lessnning g the hold on the tram and qnickrn1ng its velocity. Half a mia below HJosler is short curve, one of the sharpest oq the road, In minute rhe runaway train, rnshing at a trightful speeu,. reached khis curve and ran off the track Fortunately there is cut at this point, which praya&ted the engine and cars from plnuglng down th4'm 5liu5ain side. as they would certainly have done h a they gone off few ards further down. The engine was thrown qpQq it's side blocking the cut, while the rs were forced hy their YEloei' , between 1t ald the rocks. bringing up three reast and plckiug the m l selves like cigars in a box, though none of them were 0FeFtprqedi
 The wild, terrific flight of the train was thue brought to sudden and crashing stop. in moment three of the train crew were pinned in the most painful attitudes. The engin- ger, Fisier, ley under the frebnx Uf the engine, with ouly his head pro- trudiDg, leg and an arm broken, the fire burning him and the escap- ing steam sca!ding him frightfully. Livingstone was pressed between q freight car and rock in such Way that he suffered an agony of pain until released: while Lake Was crushed between two cars, his back broken and internally Injmyd, Ryan and Haskell were very slight ly iujdred and were able at once to do all in their power to vlris rescu
 ing their suffering comrades, winch yAs 8 work of slow progress. Word WAS conveyed to hJosier of the d1s- aeter, aud squad of men sant down to their Assistance, with which the wounded victims were extricatrd from their suffering positions and taken down to Webster.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16
Walking Match.

Baltimore, Md, Sept. 10.-Slx days ''g? as you please" walking match. $2,OOO, championship belt, began after midnight. Contestants Frank Hart, (pres4nt holder of belt) |; Robert Vent, Albert Ellison, O'Leary, (champion of IreIand); Peter Panchat and George Hazael. Panchat went first mile in seven minutes.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16

Up to the present time the year 1853 has been marked. with series oi disasters and accidents of all kinds attended with great loss of human life and destruction to property Ii rbis continues t1e year will be one long to be remembered.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16
Erecting EaFG.aSias.i !

Hong Kong. Sept. 10-I IS report ed that tE;Sa -t1tineae are erecting de- fenscs betweep Canton and the .nontl' of the'rivsrr1T,le qslAstIon here Is pot: twill there be waf;| but "when and where Will ths War beG;in."
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16
Killed Fishing with Giant POw-

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 Salt Lake. Utah, Sept. 10 Two employees of the mechanic;l depart iiI-eat off il l3jr Grl '4 raiiway, in tli5 ci5y, J. v. D ,erin3 aul L c. Anes weut fishing. on the Jordan river to-day and were using giant no%del, .ip yiel!a.tiio4p. j F. of law By a premature explosion 'Aeering had his legs and one arm blown of, and died ;;,,. 2 fcn,I koi,y;Ss; :: = =
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16
Jack FrOst's Work.

Cincinnatl, Sept. 10'- Frost is re- ported very generally throughout Ono. Indiana and Kentucky the past two mornings. Opinion varies as to it's effect on corn. Report from Kentucky says that all the tobaccc on the low grounds and creek bot toms Is ruined. Vegetables every where injured. Weather warm to- day.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16

Some effort should be made by our merchants. and others interested towards having the advantages of the telegraph and telephone extend ed from Kingman to Mineral Park It could be done for less than twenty five hundred dollars.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16
Denorsaf.e Convention

Trentor. ". J, Sap+ 70. The dem ncra-;c g. ate cuugeolinr a~~enthl,,3 at noon to-day. Allen c Dermn:t was selected as temporary chairman. The .onvantinn appointed committees and took a recess.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16

The people of Arizona have norea son to complain if the weather does get a httle hot sometimes for we have no earthquakes, cycloues or floods, and our cum ite Is ths healthiest III Jhe world
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16
The campaign in Ohio is gettini

The campaign iD Ohio is getting interesting and politicians on both .sides .ars warming up to their work. s.SS.. e n
 Fr 'n present atvic85 th3 Democrat ic party are badly demcralized by disseusions among themselves and the sickness of their caQiidate for .Gsveraer resulting from the worry of .:..,. 5. ssbhe campaign.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16
James ,ya,t. .gii,f:..tesi.

Uniontown, Pa, Sept. l0.-Thf grand jury has returned a true. bili against Jun $ \ ltt for killing Dlksa, the sedaeer- of; ts*: ESY{s.9,:' Owing tc tha illness of one of tue most import ant wltl.essess E;AE+Ae defense. th 2 4rs Il hsa been postponed until the Dccep ber tarm.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16

The enormous destruction of hu man life caused by the. recent earth quakes iu the island of Java is some thing unpre oedented in modern times.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16

Nearly all the litigation in regard to mining claims now going on In The District ConI1 of this county ml6 Tt have been avoided if the parties had taken steps to patent Their mines a year or two ago.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16

With the inducsment offered by San Francisco smelting works and the low rate of freight given by the Southern Pacific railroad there should be at least one hundred car loads of lead ores shipped from thIs county evecy month.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16
Have Celebrated.

Wittenburg, Sept 18,-Delegates from England, Scotland and Ireland. to attend the celebration to-day, of Omatre, Cenetare and Martin Luther have arrived.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16

We publi-h q fuli account of the procaaiin-s of the Di7tIict Court from week tp week for the editica' ton of sab5cri5srs livia4 at a d's tanc9 aud at the request of many pa irons.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16

About the meanest story we ever heard of any one is that related oi Capt. Heiner U. $. A. until recently Tn command of Fort Mohave and against whom serious charges for conduct unbecoming an officer and d gentleman are now pending for which he will soon be courtmartialed. It Is said that he Is sJ par8lmoulous and miserly that on one occasion he gave his little ten or twelve year old boy q dime on condition that he would not eat any supper and the next morn ing refused to give him any break fast until he gave the dine back This is little the meanest yet, and is only one of many such related by the soldiers at the Post. Mohave co..nty has sustained no loss in his removal gqd we nope that he will not iong be allowed to retain his position in the U. 5. army.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16

:+: Benjamin F. Butler has announced hi.nself as g candidate for election as GoverLor of Massachusetts ca the Democratic ticket. About this time next year he will probably be a can didate for the highest office in the gift of the people on the same tick ef
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16
Fire.

St. Louis. Sept. 12-The extensive iouring mill of Weidprman & Hill, 'reeburg. H., with grain elevator, is burned. Loss, S60,OO0; partially in sured.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the firm here tofOre existing under the firm name of Smith & Burns, has this dav been dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. Burns retiring and Mir. Smith continuing the busiCess At the old stand, who will collect nli outstanding ac- counts due the late firm and pay all notes and accounts held against said firm.
 JAMRs SMITH.
 1EB0NE BCRNs. Mineral Park, Sept. 2, 1888.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16
ASIsGrn,

Montreal, Sept. 3.-The Richelen visation compa1y's steamer Terre- ..lrne, is ashore on the island Anx 7rinces, in the St. LaYrerga. All ;Tdortr la gr4 her of have failed.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16

Judging from the present outlook ii seems that this term of Court will continue til the end of this week and possibly longer.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16

The question of the separate rights and property of married women has been discussed al length in rhe Dis trict Court during tbe past two or ,'tbree days.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16
New Paper.

Buffalo, Sept, 13,-The Buffalo Times made its first appearance to day. It is a seveu-column two cent morning journal.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16

Cur KIngman correspondent must have been an old newspaper man. He gathers up a great many newsy items Tn that thriving little bdrg.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16
WOn.d not Pass.

Concorl, N H., Sept. I3-Govern- or Hall has vetoed the Calby railroad
 bill.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16

The recent spell of hot weather is ended and We are DOW nj1ying such weather as can only be found in Northern Arizona.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16
f'rmnce shefFamt

Paris, Sept rl2 -P@pers here state shat the Prime Minister Ferry op- poses any concessionto China regard .ng the Tonquin frontie. question.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16
Busted Up

St. Louis, Sept, 13.-F. 4, Reuss < O., millers, have made an assign inent. Assets, $27,OO0.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16

Henry Ward Beechel is featuring in San Francisco and gathering ln ducats-ky the bushel.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16

There is less criminal business ln Mohave county than-in any other m the Territory.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Very Respectfully
ANsON H. ShITH, JAMES J HYDs.

The Tombstone Republican copies our editorials without giving us due credit.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16
RiS Fire.

Little Rock. Ark, Sept. 10'-The loss by the burning of Bemis lum- Der mill. below Texarksna, is over S200,OOO. 0
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-16
TO CUR PATRONS.

By reference to the above card oi Wn. s. H Hpdges it viii be seen thai having this day purchased the entire ou;ft consisting of the building. press. t,pe and other material, be- longing to the Alta Arizona, we are BOW ia a better condition than ever to furnish subscribers with a first class weekly newspaper. With the addition of new job presses, type, cuts, ,65e, designed especially for first class iob work, to arrive from San Francisco, we shall have in a very short time the most complete print ing office in Northern Arizona. We trust that our efforts in the future will merit the continuance of the very liberal patronage so freely bestowed upon the Alta Arizona and onr- selves.
 Very Respectfully
 ANsoN H. SMITH,
 JAMES J HYDE.