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Mo-, In July. Several distinguished colored
men are expected to be epresent.-[Elevator.
And we hope that among the distin-
guished representatives present in propria
persona will be the veteran editor of the
Elevator. who undoubtedly has only to
come in order to be elected president by
acclamation
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WINDSOR, ONTARIO.

The Ontario conference Of the B. NJ. E.
church, convened in Ontario Chapel,
Windsor, at IN. on the 26th inst, Bishop
4. r. Disney, presiding. On the first day
the Bishop appointed committees, &c.
The session was to be o short one as the
appointments were to be read out on Mon
day, the 18th. The Bishop having very
recently returned from Europe, is doubtless
trying to make up lost time. His diocese
extends to Demerrara, in Brittah Guiana,
al through the West Indies. He Is great
man and perfect gentleman.
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The New York Sun has struck little
bonanza. Dorsey is now running the "po-
litical cussedness" department of that
journal. Telling what he knows of the
inner workings Of republican politics just
as Dana did after he got the grand bounce
during Grants administration
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Judge Hoadley. the democratic candid

Judge Hoadley, the democratic candidate
for governor of Ohio, is a gentleman who
has vibrated from intense abolitionism to
state which makes him ga good enough
Morgan" for the use Of the Ohio democracy.
He is q better republican than Foraker, the
republican nominee, by a large majority,
for Hoadley was the chosen orator Of the
colored people of Cincinnati, at their meet
ing to celebrate the issuing of the Emanci-
pa.ion Proclamation, and the firm of Chase,
Ball Il Hoadley, to which he belonged, was
noted for its hostility to slavery. Chase.
when governor of Ohio, publicly declared
that he would resist an attempt to execute
the Fugitive Slave Law in Ohio, by calling
out the militia and fighting. Hoadley will
command large colored vote, which is the
very reason why he was nominated by the
democrats
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-06-30

Judge Hoadley, the democratic nominee
for governor of Ohio, can't with propriety
plead the statute of limitation OF "by-
cones" on his republican record. He has
s'waved the bloody shirt too recently for
that.
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Archbishop Wood, of Philadelphia, died
Y Wednesday night, the 10th inst.
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Emancipation day was celebrated in grand
style all through Texas.
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Railroad Time Table.
Arrival and Departure of Trains.

Little Rock, Miss pi River & Texas.
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Notice for PltbIicNtiO1l.
No. S82.

No. S82.
Land Office at Little Rock, Ark,
Nav 81, 1888.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer comes to us

fro BE CONTINUED I
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12
Terrific Earthquake.

Naples, July 31.-The search Of the ruins for bodies of the victims continued during the night. All the bodies recovered were buried immedl- ately to prevent a pestilence. Eye witnesses describe the. scene at the theatre, when the earthquake occur red, as awful. The curtain had just risen when a tremendous shock was felt. 4 fearful roar followed, and the ground rocked like the sea in a storm. A great cry of terror arose from the audience, who were throw n into heap and large number burr ed beneath the timbers of the build ing, which fell on them. Two more shocks occurred All who could rushed outside the theatre, and hun dreds clambered into tue trees in the vicinity for safety. Most of the peo- pie. however, escaped to the shore, where bonfres were lighted as sig nals of distress. Hundreds of half naked women wild with terror and grief ran to and fro among the ruins, looking for missing friends. The only American known to have been injured by the earthquake m the is land of Ischis, Saturday, was Miss Van Allen, and she only slightly hurt.
 Naples, July 31.-Mount Vesuvius is in state of eruption. Lava Is descending from the crater in the direction of the town of Torre del Greco, at the southwest foot of the mountain.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12
Disastrous Fire in San Francisco.

Disastrous Fire in San Francisco.
 San Francisco, Aug. A fire this morning on Post street destroyed an entire block of thirty buildings. Among those burned were the Win ter Garden theater, and Druid's Hall. Loss estimated at $300,0O0. Insurance believed to be less tkan half. The area of the fire was the greatest tLat has occurred in the city since 1876. Over two thirds of an entire hlock is in ashes. It was first discovered at 1 o'clock. Although the alarm was in stantly given, it was evident before the first engiHs yeaphed the fire, that it would be most disastrous, and difficult to cope with. The fremen were almost powariess. The winter garden. where the fire startt d, and the theater, were long frame struc- t6r8s filled with infamable material, between other oil frame buildings. No ire ever before occurred in this city where the flames spread with su0k rapidity. In fifteen minutes the buildings near, qn k0th sides, caught. making the heat so intense that it was useless to attempt to save them. When the general alarm was given, every effort was ma2a tQ prevent it's spread. Patrols were dropped across the streets, and strong fight was made to save the property. Redmen's, Druid Hali, and the Pacific College, were n turn ignited and when the lat ter was burned, itappeared as though the whole block must go including Trinity church and the national guard armory but the brick wall of the latter saved the church. From little below Sutter and Stockton to the acmory on Post street everything was a seethlng nasg of flames but the efforts of the fremen confined it. At quarter to 3 the fire was got under control. Several accidents occ tired, many of them serious. The Parry Organ and another were burned. The nremen behaved admirably, sav- ing many lives that otherwise would LaY6 perished. The loss will not exceed S200,GGG. Insurance, $7O,- 900.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12

While the Board of Supervisors are expending so much money on the exterior Of the Court House, a few dollars iudicIousiy expended on the interior would add much to the com fort and convenience of those who frequent it. The court room needs mating on the floor to prevent the noise caused by people walking about during the sessions of the Court; also 8 supply of spittoons and chairs, besides book cases for the county library.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12

The little boy who has charge of the Alta Arizona, weakly effort, owned by Welton & Grounds, takes us to task for daring to criticise hls localizing. Now, sonny, we know the difference between a blunder and a typographical error and are lerhaps better qualified to say what is an error or what is a blunder than the youtaf Il what is it now in charge of the official paper.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12
A Famous Bull Figter Killed.

Mexico, Aug. 6.-Felicitos Mejia, a famous bull fighter, was fatally hurt yesterday. He was tossed in the air by the bull winch again caught him on his horns as before. The building was crowded at the. time, and the greatest excitement prevailed.
 A British club has been organized with E. Jameson, manager of the Lon- don Bank of Mexico, president.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12

So young, so slender, so concoited with his mothers nursing bottle but just taken from his lips, the pincom people iitor of the Alta Arizona rises to say that we accepted the nomina- tion at the hands of the Democrats and afterwards started a Republican paper. Queer, isn't it sonny. We might have started blacksmith shop with as much propriety. But for the benefit of the little boy we will say that we have never cast democratic vote, apd, after being nominated by the unterrifed, and, seeing the error of our Eways, we resigned. Requies in pace
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12
Murder by a Party of Roughs.

Mount Clair, Ills, Aug. GA party of roughs entered tue grounds of Mir. Levitt, an old and respected resident, and proeeeded to deapoil his fruit trees. He warned them to leave when some of the party assaulted him with missiles one of which strucl at the base of the brain, killing him instantly. The citizens have ogran lzed a search for pursuit
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12
DuGerines Plan.

London, Aug. 7'-In the Commons Gladstone read extracts from a pri vate letter from Egypt, stating that q reorganization of the Egyptian army under Dufferin's plan IS about com pleted. The re organization of the judiciary and police is slowly advanc- Ing, and that plans for the irrigation of the Delta of the Nile are favorabIy regarded. The commander of the British troops in Egypt telegraphs the improvement III the situation is maintained and no fresh cases of cholera reported.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12

If miners and prospeetors would consult their own interests they would patronize their local paper more llberally than they do now. The notice of mines and mining matters published in this paper are greedlly copied by all the prominent eastern and western mining journals and become more widely disseminated than would be supposed.
 Support your local paper, apd if you have ary good mines or pros poets, have something said about them in it. It will do you more good shan you have any idea of.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12
Eastern War Cloud.

Lcndon, Aug. Ct is impossible to glance over the French and Eng fish papers for the past two week. without feeling that there IS asullen, silent feeling regarding the situation growing up between the two govern ments. The Figaro has appeared with 8 prominent editorial headed War with England" The Evene ment declares thaG the colonial poll cy Qf France is impossible without foroible maintenance,
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12
4 ATrainman.s Terrible Death,

Erie, Pa,,Ang. 6.-Charles Kline, 8 Lake Shore employe, fell off a train his morning in sIght of his wife and child, and was horribly mutilated be fore their eyes. One leg was cut off and the other stripped of fl ash, and he was otherwise terribly hurt. His wife is flying unconscious.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12
A Wife Murderer.

New York, Aug. 7.--Charles Wolk. aged 25, found hls wife, aged F, in company with a strange man in Cen tral Park. He followed the pair to his rooms; when he attacked the mar with knife. The stranger lied, and Wolk then attacked his wife, infiict nm probably fatal wounds
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12
The First RaIc OfCOttOn.

Selma. Ala,, Aug. 6-!4he first bale of the new cotton crop brought HE cents per pound, a small price, caused by the absence of brokers. The first bale last year was brought in August llth. The earliness this season is not reliable indication of the eompara tive maturity of the crop, because the July drouth caused tbe bolls to crack open.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12
KentncIkY Election .

Louisville, Ky, Aug. 7.-Returns of the election come in slowly. but Democratic gains are reported from many counties. It is almost certain that their majority for Governor will not be less than 10000, while the State Central committee thinks 1t will reach 50,000.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12

Six months have elapsed since the meeting of the last legislature and the copies of acts passed during it's session have only just come to hand. We don't know who is responsible for thIs delay, but if laws are enacted and are to go in force immediately afterwards they should be published and distributed over the Territory at once.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12
An Insane Murder.

Troy, N. T., Aug. 4.-Theophilus Adgir. living near Peru, Clinton Co..was found dying in bed Thursday a. m. with three knife wounds in his neck. His wife had fled. It is believed she IS insane from jealousy. A cor oner's jury found that the wife prob. ably committed the deed.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12
HanIan Challenged.

Melbourne, Aug. 4.-Laycock, 4. the Australian scull.r, has issued g chal lenge tG Hanlau to row race forthe championship of the world on the par ametta, New South Wales, course. Enc stakes f1OOO side.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12

The Rocky Mountain Mining Re- view wisely remarks ''that mines are made, not found, as seems to be enormously supposed in some quar- ters."
 This will apply to good many of the claims in this county as yell as else where. We want more develops ment under grouUd and less scratch ing on the surface.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12
SteAIncrLaUnched.

Liverpool, Aug. 4.-The new Red Star line steamer Western, was laun- ched successfully here today. She is the largest vessel ever built on the Mersey, made of steel, and 60O0 tons hurthen. She IS 450 feet long, 47 fee; wide, and can accommodate 1850 pas sengers.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12

The five stamp mill at Howell. We are informed, will be in operation iu about ten days, Should the gentle
 man in charge of the Howell enter prise conclude to do custom work. there is no reason why they should not obtain an abundance oft on terms equally advantageous to themselves and mine owners.-Prescott Miner.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12
Trial of the Jews.

London, Aug. 4.-There is greEt excitement in Hungary over the result of the trial of the Jews accused of murdering Esther Solymosi at Pres burg. 4 mob of anti Semitics gather ed and became so hostile in its dem- onstrations that the authorities were compelled to order out tue troops to dIsperse them.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12

1t having come to the knowledge of the land department of the At lsntic & Pacific railroad that some attorneys and surveyors are making charges for filing out applications for land, Col. T. $. Sedgwiok desires it to be known that no charges are made for such papers at his office, and that if the office be applied to appIi cations for signature will be sent to persons wishing them,
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12
Limited Pork.

Berlin, Aug. 6.-The German ad- miralty have ordered commanders of men.of-war to limit their supplies of American pickled pork to what is nec- essary for the sustenance of their crews during the passage home of vessels from foreign nations. The object of the order is to avoid the handling of any such pork at German ports.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12
Suicide.

Pittsburg, Ps., Aug. 4.-G. w Korns, en-route from Kansas City to bis home in Venango county, Pa, committed suicide on the day express Panhandle, this, morning, near this city by shooting. is supposed he was mentally unsound.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12
The French nf nfHan0i.

Lordon, Aug. "A dispatch from Hong Kong says everything is ready for an attack on the battery of the enemy. The French canonaded Hanoi without result on the first inst On the secopd the Japanese attacked the French camp.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12
Another Earthquake.

London, Aug 4.-Another earth quake was felt at the towns of Forio and Ischia, on the Island of Ischia. at half past 2 o'clock thls p. n. Sever al houses at Fario collapsed. Three more persons who were buried have been rescuel alive.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12
TELEGRAPHIC GLEANINGS.
Latest News From All Parts of
 the World.
Shot Dead by a Policeman.

St. Louis. Mo-, July 31.-About 1 o'clock this p. m., while policeman was attempting to arrest a negro at a crossing of the Missouri railroad track and Grand avenue, in the west part of the city, he resisted and struck the officer with shovel, whereupon the latter shot him dead.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12
Insurgents DiSarmed

Lisbon, Aug. 7.--The authorities at Elvas have disarmed 9U0 insur- gents and some civilian fugitives from Badaios. They have all been returned into towns on the coast. It is reported that the object of the rising was to cover up the robbery of the public money: and that defci- ency had been discovered in the Bad ajos treasury.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12

There seems to be a prospect of considerable business at the next term of the District Court. We are sorry to see that the County of Mohave is interested in three or four suits, tue result of some of the wise proceedings of the Board of Super yisors.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12
4 Democrat Declines

St. Paul, Minn., Aug. w. W Miner, nominated for Governor bJ the late Democratic convention declines to accept the nomination. and his successor will be chosen by lhe state central aom4mlttee, whiah iE not yet appointed.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12
Ih&Y nidn.f Gso Ont.

New York, Aug. 6.--The officers of the Delaware & Lackawanna road say that the order of Mir Campbell to the operators of that road to leave there posts to-day, was not responded to by a single employe.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12
Probably L,nched

Shreveport, La, Aug. 7.-Joe Eos ter, colored, who raped and murdered Mrs. Mclaughlin, q white lady aged 50, in Natehez parish, a short time ago, has been captured. Lynching is threatened.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12
Shot his Father.

Petersburg, Va, Aug. s A special to the Post says another murder oc- cured in West Moreland county this afternoon. Samuel McCaully, age 35. shot and killed his father. Cause and particulars not yet known.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12
Political DueI.

Paris, Aug. 7-Edenne, member of the chambers of deputies for Gran, fought a duel with a journalist named Mclean, The latter accused the former of corruption. Mclean was wounded.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12
Murder in a Stone Quarry.

Rockland, Me, Aug. 6.-At Vincent Harbor, Saturday, Patrick Com, a quarryman, struck Murdock Camp bell with an iron bar and then at tempted to drown himself, but was prevented. Coin has since died.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12
COOper's Strike Ended |.

St. Louis, Mo-, Aug 6. The coop CTS struck, and all the shops hay ing acceeded to the demands of the men the strikers resumed work to- day.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12
BONt Race.

Newark, N. Y, Aug. 6-Elliott, former champion of England, easily defeated George Gafsel, Gf Now York, in the three mile with trrn race on the Passalc. Time 21 minus.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12
The New Com 9trOIIer.

New York, Aug, As. H. Grant, the new comptroller, gave bonds in the sam of $2OO,O O,OOOto-day and entered on his duties.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12

The Grant Smelling company and tho Omaha Smelling and Refining company have consolidated into one mammoth concern
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12
Fire at Boston.

Boston, Aug. 7.-KickIey's bowling alley, tenement houses, and nun Der of business houses, burned, Loss $35,O0O.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12
Eullivan.Slade.

New York, Aug.6.-Sullivan defeat cd Slade in three rounds, and knocked him over the ropes.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12
MINERAL PARK, AUGUST 5, 1883.
EDITORIAL NOTES.

If ignorance is bliss what bliss tul state the editor of the Alta must be in.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12
10th Sides FiRHnl.

New York, Aug., 4-No news in in telegraph affairs to-day. both sides still firm.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12
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 E. c. DAKE. Room 65, Merchants Ex- change Building. San Francisco, Cal. IS the sole agent for the MoHAvE ConETY MINER in that city. The paper Is kept on file ln his office. He is authorized to collect monies due this establishment; take orders for advertising and attend to any other business devOlving up n him as the repres- entative of the publishers.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-12

Entered at the postofice in Mineral Park as Second-class matter.
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4 Partial List - Thsse VIE are Put.
ting ~ The Money fer tie WHARF,
ReceDtisa.
The ways and means COMMITTEES made
a partial canvass Of the city yesterday
70 raise funds TO defray the expsnses Of
the Willard reception and celebrstion
over the buiIdinR of the railroad 10
Seattle. The committee fosnd the pso-
pie all in favor Of the eslebration, which
they proved by their liberal subscrip-
tons Nineseen hundred and forty dol
lars was raised durins the Short time
she eomnitses vas out About thirty
i've hundred dollars must Be raised BE-
sides what the ciiy sppropriatss for
cleaning, decorating and illuminatina
the streets and bsautifyina the city.
The committee viii 20 CAT again today,
and continue thsiI work till tbs re-
CURED amount has been sobscribsd.
Following il list Of those who signed
the list YESTERDAY:
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To all whom itmay Concern

OFFICE OF TIE CoLUMDlA AND PU0Erl
SOUND RAILROAD CoMPANY,
SEArTLE w. T.. July q. 1883.
WHERKAA BY DEED REARING
w Gate Angus n lS73 executed IN pr
suance OF IN ordnance approved Au9Os
II l67S the city Ct 8oA11l0 conveyed 20 tn0
Seattle and WAlla WallA Railroad al
Transportation Company. al the ~
lands south Of King street, In said city q
Seattle IN. along around and about Elfios
bay, from extreme high to extreme low
tide and deep water and,
WhereaA The LAgislative Assembly q
the Territory Of Washington. By an Act
approved NoyeDboR & lb73 rASal1ed and
confirmed said grant and c0nveyance upon
certain coaditioca which have bean fully
performed By eatd Company; and.
Assembly vested he tioe q aid Nd h
said Seattle and WallA WallA kailroad
and Inanspoztation' Company. n fss sim-
Where's The United state. has ,ooui-
oced In said grant and conveyance; and,
WheEeaa The said Seattle and Walla
pany ms tansfefred and conveyeG al 81
aid lands . IT, ColulnhiA Cd Pugse
Sound Railroad Co0pany;
Now, therefore, ths aid Columbia and
Pu9et Sound Railroad Company hereby
Gives nOtice that IL claims the exclusive
right to occupy said lands and to erect
wharvee and other STRUCTURES thereon,
ed that all psrsosS are hereby notilSd 70
any Of said lande Without the consent n
writing q saiA Cslpmbie and Puese
coLGHRIxx PGofT3ouNDRRco 60.
By ER WEYMOUTB. - :,
jy8 II Assistant Superintendent.