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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-30

Neutrality-suspicious.: and prior 70 sne an mi, y,
July Declaration Of Independents, WIZ W.
spirit aud patriotism. declared Ia ,s,nos ""
willingness to submit to the taxes imposea =
by the mother country. Few states nave =
more interesting ante-revolltionary 9iss o.,.,
than North Carolina, and chtircn anu coaa !,
records would furnish valuable mateila =,
for history. wheeler's "Historlcal
sketches" lacks system and clear narra arm,
ton; Moore's ID a compilation for school
purposes; Hawk & Swayne's writings are
out OF print; IredeI's Memoir and Letters
Is interesting, but, Of course, fragmentary.
The coast counties from Norfolk 10
Edenton have been much misunderstood;
Lately they are coming into more genera
and favorable notice. Climate, soil, ease
OF access, nearness to market, railroad ana
water transportation, furnish unusual ad-
vantages for trucking and for some farm
products. Into some Of the counties, Doth
In Virginia md North Carolina. German
immigrants are coming. ii honestly ana
kindly-dealt with, and supplied with school
advantages similar to those enjoyed In Fi-
therland, these immigrants Will make yaiu-
able citizens. n.
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MT GRAND SPRING OPENING.
sYCLE BROTHERS, WHO HAVE Caused
TIE DESTRUCTION OF HIGH Prices,
ARE NOW PREPARED TO SHOW
THEIR CUSTOMERS AND THEPmb-
Lie GENERALLY WHAT

sYCLE BROTHERS. WHO HAVE CAUSED
TIE DEslRGCIloN. OF HIGH P eI,nE
THEIR CUSTOMERS AND THEfTB-
Low PRICES CAN DO.
They have opened the following spring im Jp9TI
ING, ALBATRoss CLOTH, GALiclAANN, s scKKss
ING, PIN CHECKS. sIIEPuERDS, CnE1hhfss'
PANS sAf iinlE ch I HlNDoo cloth, ia
all The fashionable shades, such as Terra, 1..s'
Crushed Strawberry, Mahogany shrimp lnn'
Electric Blue, Oak, Mandarin, Orange, NnIcan-
olive Gold Hussar Blue, seyres, Cardinal, Brown.
The reputation Of this department Tor 10" prices
has long been established, and their visitors may
rest assured thai II Will be sufficiently maintaine"
during the present season.
All the new shades of PLAIN and BRoCADED
a large and varied stock of PARAsOLs at low
cases Lawns at Sc:
5 cases SHIFTING PRINTS at Sc;
2 cases LACE-sTRIPE MUSLIN at Sc;
3 cases cases ccffIECiy MUSLIN a, loo. yard-solds
LINEN CRASH, 20 inches wide. at and 1oc.;
cases QUITS at 81 and 1928 equal to those
A few more pieces OF the &c. yard-wide PER-
GALE left;
Several cases nice styles PERCALEs at TO- l2z'
They viii show some choice patterns In GING-
HAMS at Z. sI, and 10c.
be sold out this week:
Fanny STRIPED HOSE, In the
new spring cOlOrs and designs, nj 1876.
We want the pubiic la understand that we Keep as
full and complete line Of GENTLEMENS
FURNISHING GOODS as any house In Nir-
ginia:
full line OF CENT EMEN's COLORED-BOR-
DERED UEMSTITCHED HANDkER-
CHIEFS at various prices:
WHITE LINEN HANDKERCHIEF at Csc.
worth Zoe:
A WHITE LINEN HANDKERCHIEF at I6gc.
worth 25c.:
WHITE LINEN HANDKERCHIEF at I2.c.
worth lG2,c., &c.
We have received from our New York manufac-
tory full, line of GENTLfMEN'> sCARFS,
tbs, BOWS, &C., In spring styles;
- .ARF at SOC. sold ill over town at 81 one at
=, l2cc: worth 81 %; one 1T 81 worth $3.50;
LINEN COLLARS In all shapes;
at zoe. worth 45c., at Zoe worth
3Jc;
CAssiMEREs, for mems and boys wear, in all
designs:
4 large importation of MATING. from o TO 4Oc,
SfCLE BROTHERS.,
. 3l1 Broad street,
Branch store: 1920 Main street, Richmond, Va.
NH 2j-eod
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Good Reason

The Petersburg >tndeS-Appeal has, much
~ our qualification, cleared mp all doubt,
as 70 Its position with reference to the deb
question. II tells IL words that cannot be
misunderstood why it does not intend 10
atteinsx 70 keep up Fight against Che RID.
pLEsEReEs blu. After statIns' that its oh.
3ecf In abiding to the subject at first was
10 warn Dcmecrafs not to delul,e them
selves With the Leief that II would not, as
. question, csiter potentially into the hext
election OF Geneisd Assembly, whcther
Democrats wished II or not, and express.
ln9 ~ unwlllingness to resort to the plea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-30

TIE PUBLIC SCu0OLs.-At n Coalition
meeting held in Abingdon last Monday the
following, among other resolutions, was
unanimously adopted:
"7. We declare our fixed purpose to OPP
pose and to prevent mixed schools as an
evil which neither race desires and neither
race will permit"
We are glad to credit the Coalitionists OF
Washington county with this resolution.
II the public schools OF Virginia are to be
preserved in their present usefulness and
efficiency they must be kept free from even
the slightest faint Of mixed control.
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Virginia News.

The only inmates OF the Mecklenburs
county Jail at present are rats.
The playhouse of Mr.. j. K. Lewis, neal
IIowardsville, together with large qllan.
tity OF hay, was burned a few days since
Loss, 5000; no insurance.
William Beaner (coloredD will be hanged
at Leesburg, LOudoun county. to-day.
This will be the 9th execution i'm the
county since its formation IN 1853.
The United States signal station At
MoundsvilIe will he discontinued after the
31st OF the present month because OF the
failure OF Congress to pass its customary
appropriations.
Last week the Broad-Run Baptist church,
Lewis county, was totally DESTROYED By
fire. 1t was one Of the finest churches i'm
the county, and has hut recently been
erected, and more recently paid for.
The funeral OF Colonel james l.. Corley.
who committed suicide at Hampton We'd.
nesday. took place at Norfolk on yester.
day. The flag on the City Hall was placed
at half-mast and the city offices closed.
The West Point Star saws there are near.
ly one hundred persons in Gloucester. King
and Queen, and King William counties
between the ages OF eighty and one hun
dred years who are in good health and OF
sound mind. - "
A few days since negro woman named
Goode, an inmate OF the Page almshouse.
while In fit fell into the tire, and was SO
badly burned that she died in few hours.
Another negro woman who went to her
rescue was also fearfully burned, and is
not expected to live.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-30

| that the Snpreme Court Of the, United
s4stes hsd on the merits Of the question
decided against the Funders, the Appeul
adds,
Nevertheless, we have no intention Of
mSRing quIxotical fght before the peo-
pae for the candid and sole rcason-which
&C believe influences every Democrat--wc
should be soundly thrashed again.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-30

An old colored man, aged about eighty
I'VE years, who lives on the farm of Major
S.h, saunders, IN Nansemond county. was
uue friend 70 the Lost Car.se. lie de-
eiarsQ curing the war that he would never
COMB his hair until the Coniederacy
achieve d It's independence. and he has / ent
good tins declaration even Until NOW a.
though the war has been over for eighteen
years. 80 sl44 .ttta 49, -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-30

In all the municipal elections in the
North this spring we have heard OF nc
colored Republican who has been so much
rs nominated for any Office Washington
Post.
OF course not. The negroes are treated
in that section with contempt: But this
fact does not prevent our northern breth-
rem from thinking that we in the South
ought to divide the offices with the negroes
here
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RumOrs to the Contrary NOtwtth.
standing.

The Washington Star OF yesterday says !:
The volunteer Cabinet-makers seem to be
reioiced that Postmaster-General Howe's
death has given them an opportunity TO
display their talent. The late incumbent
Of the Office was scarcely cold in death be-
fore recommendations and advice began to
pour in upon the President as to the sac
cession. There is nothing, 80 far, to indi-
cate that the President, upon whom, solely
and individually, the authority and the re-
sponsibility OF the selection rests, has said
a word as to the next occupant OF the
place, and vet the public is told that
this or that man is the impending Postmas-
ter-General. All the statements about the
appointment evidently the merest specu-
lation, some Of them originated, possibly,
with the hope that favorite may thus be
aided. The President has hitherto acted
very deliberately in making important APP
pointments, and he will, no doubt, take his
own time to consider the matter OF filing
the existing vacancy, Notwithstanding the
solcitude OF so many Of his friends.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-30

WEST VIRGINIA POLITIcs.--The Demo-
cratic Nominating Convention for the
Charleston congressional district nomi-
mated G. =. Snyder to succeed Hon. John
4. kenna, elected to the United States Sem
ate. The candidates were Ex-Governor
Matthews, r. +. Dennis, j. =. Floyd, j. Il.
Halling, j. N. French, and g. W. Imbo-
den. Mr.. Snyder is lawyer, and Is said
to he one Of the best stump-speakers In the
State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-30

The only pain we can safely make light
OF Is the wfndow.pane, but the pain that
racks our frame aud tears Our lungs Is a
matter OF serious consequence. To ale
yiatc the latter and effectapermanent cure
DR.. BULBS Cough Syrup Is relied on by all
sensible people.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-30
vprCraI NOTICES.
H5- GRAND OPENING.


E1- GRAND OPENING.
NEW STORE, NEW GOODS,
NEW FIRM
| LEVY, DAVIS 4 CO.,
001 MAIN STREET, CORNER NINTH.
We take pleasure in announcing that we shall
OPEN THIS DAY
Our new store as above, with new and splendid
DRY GOODS.
NOTIONS,
HOUsE-FUINIsIIING GOODS,
all of which have been selected itl grca. care in
every department.; besides, we shall continuc to
import all the novelties as they are produced. All
of our goods will be offered at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR TO-DAY.
$50 dozen PURE LINEN FINE HEslSTITCIiED
HANDKERCHIEFs at 12Hc.-reguIar price,
81 per dozen;
100 dozen EXTRA LARGE TOW
ELS at 2Oc.-nover sold less than SO per dozen.
CALL AND SEE US.
Remember the name and number
LEVY, DAVIS & CO.,
NH 28 COL Main street, corner Ninth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-30

HoRsroRD's AcID PHosPHATE IN De
sfoNDENor, ETC. DR.. w. s. Powell. Cf-
Nance, d, says: II have used Il with
satisfactory results In dyspepuc ailments
associated, !, with great mental depression or
dependency"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-30

The Washington Post says that the New
York Truth, under its new management,
will support Mr.. RANDALL for the speaker
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-30
MEETINGS
-o~oS>.>->->~,o
BUCKINGHAM RAILROAD

~, Nose rs hereby given that special meeting ~
~ sfnflpU~SthnhoLDERs or THE BUCKlNs;HAVW
neia =, we compsnys Office Ia New Can't, ~ oe
NJ ~ IN the 10Th day OF April 1883. AZ -
20 us .c purpose OF electing board OF diretors
n,ner business that may be brought before thy
BY order. Ed r.,
NH 4-td company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-30
MARRIAGES..

Married, at the residence of the br,a.,s c.,,o-
Mr. Robert Hill, In this city, on "wednesday. Warch
~ 1St, b., py rev samuel &. Clopton. Mr.. JOHN g.
DAbNEf and Miss ALMEDA HILL.
Married, at the residence of the bride. I'm pich.
n m, Va. Nv The Rev. John Hannon uastor Of
uaar1k rIse church, on the 2ath uitiIno Mr.
MMs,NNioN f. SALE to Miss FANNIE A. GIL
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. :.

PECrURE-fRAnES .ENGRAyI &c,
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.
For short time will sell at The following prices
CABINET and sxlO FRAMES TO reduce stock;
soc. Cabinet Velyets at 35e.;
81 Cabinet Velvets ut &c.;
$3.50 Cabinet Velyets AT 81;
sl.25 sxI0 Frame at ST.;
soc. sx10 Frame at iOc.;
zoe. sxl0 Frame. with mat lbest In the city), a,
25c.
number OF FINE ENGRAvINGS and other
PICTURES 10 be sold at low prices.
AAofEh CARDs at half usual prices, at
TO. J.. LEWlS'S,
No.aI2 Main street.
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w. w 1 n Z S

have several Invoices Of CLARErS, CHAM
PAGNEs, and HOOK WINES just landing all
carefully selected from the very tet yintages and
shall be pleased to receive orders for summer sup.
ply at OLD prices. The late Congress having In
creased the duty on those Wines 1 shall be COM
ucled to advance my prices as soon as the new law
goes Into effect. OSCAR CRAM,
NH IS eodl2t No. ii Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-30

PERSONALITIES ACTION OF THE BOARD OF
VISITORS AND TIE PROPOSED ENcAMP-
MENT--TIIE NEW APP0INTEEs-A coLoRED
LAWYER, ETC.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-10-18

Ilo,j,tcius ArOmanna comes before the
public Upou lis own merits. II lisa positive
cure i0r dyspepsia. Liver and Kidney
Diseases. sick Headache, Heartburn, and
an Debility OF the Stomach, Liver and Kid
ncys. To convince the people that this
remedy is no humbug the proprietor is
giving away sample bottles free OF charge
You car 81, oae at Geo. T. Lights, Charles
town. and OF dealers Throughout, the county.
R.su'ar size. - and 75 cents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-10-18
CETRS,a KOTzs.

The sacrsmo.s Of the Lords ssPPer will
De admins, "a in the Presbyterian Church
ia Char. ssovn GA Sunday morning. 0cto-
o.. ~, Services preparatory thereto ea
Aand Saturday preceding. Rev. ina
f.S,rl.l.s viii assist Rev. DR.. Hopkins.
The TiiTd Quarterly Il ea;ing for Charles
iowa ehyge II. E Gnu eh. Soaih, viii take
pla,c N B,,hany tSrJEn's CsOssiagl 0c-
tober .0,h aud 2ist. Preaching and Guar
te-ly Conference Saturday. 2O;h. at 10l O.
clock, aad preaching al o'clock.
anday-rreachiug and Communion a.
m A. y, ana preaching at P NJ. Rev.
p. II. Whi.ner, r. D., VIII preach. The
meeting wiz be protrac.ed.
J. L. SEIPLEY, Pastor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-10-18
saEPaERDsroWY $500.

Frcm The Register:
Dir. Joseph WclslyaDs has purchased OF
the Jefferson Savings Bank Of this place
their property on the northern edge o.
town, paying for it the sum ofS2250. The
property formerly belonged % Mr.. Samuel
Harrison, and consists OF q dwelling house
and eaoat ten acres Of land.
There Is a spring of water in Shepherds
towu which is an almost uueTriug baron
eter, and predicts b. the movements OF Us
water the ki1d OF weather that will prevail.
From twenty to forty ight hours before
rainfall the water in the spring will rise
from three to eight inches above It's ususl
height, and when the rain has commenced
it tails again.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-10-18

7 HAVE just received n prime article Of Gin
or Medicinal purposes. Also have TIE besi
f'c u town M ~. Cigarette and ail smo-
fer Good. slld Dy Go r. LIGHT.
EKTINDoW GLASS and Patty; Eureka
~ Horse Powder. prepared and sold BY
GEO. 4. LIGHT.
(LMPUOR ICE. Vasuline camphor Tee.
= Iure Fa.ai.ne. lor chapped hands -
Flora. LAIRD Bloom of Youth, II0gan's Y
D0.ia Balm. f0r iAe complexion, ~ slle ~
CFc y. LiGiiT~.
GAs0LINE ard Bcrzine - ihc pint aud
u Gailon sil tho popular Luimenis. incin-
dinE kendalIs SPAWN Cure, f0r sole ~
GEO / LIGHT
(IARK's pills, bcst in. the market. TUFTS
X Pills McIlnes Pills 1clencks pille, Rad
ways Pills, iiooper's Pills; Angus, FioTer6
rcruua MauaIn SCOTS and tamms Lm
sion Rlfnetts Cod Liver OIL. Fellows Hyp
phosqhiie for ale by GEO. .. LIGHT
CCHOCL Book. sold 20 list prices, fHawy's'
, Manuel price sfaj Comcils luifrncdiafc
~ Book not 0n hand viii be -ricrcd.-
Accepia-cc aud Visiting Cards. Chrome lnFi-
tafi0n iadd., also the very latei Ragged Itgo
Paper Large stock n Autograph Albums just
rsca.yei rs 0EO + LIGHT
October 4. 1923.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-10-18

Col. 4. L. Campbell, Waterford, s. O.
says" 4 member ofmy family used Brown
Iron BitteTs with good results
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-10-18
.tdns.n.sfralrl.s -.

Tho underlined having adminlstere'i On i.ic
estate % J8sh'+l Cavalier. deceased 81 per.7iis
fgiah-rl % said estate aTc requested 20 come
forward and ..t'r their accounts those nay
iBe claims wli please pre-eui iieii p9'l s.iy
a1.h lticl.ei flE -etticuent.
lfkRN :. CAVALIER,
A.m.u.sfTatrix Of Cavalier decd.
o.. llrff. 1873. rpiff co--
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-10-18
Attention.

W. -pcci'ully .nvi,cth pub 70 cat aat
~ e.reolr ia-se aad v-ricd ,oekof GQoi.
a close cvsnine-i0r. g. We are determined tf
reiltler Er e,l- tafe pleasure ~ SHOWING
taem o. q discr.miua ,a- public, and ekchails.
Strictly far Colutry Produce ~ the Cash Old
s-e9ua.s mast D. paid before neg ones arc
opened
JFrTERgoE COUNTY
COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION.
1l,r q. i.-3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-10-18
En- SGfe!

CEvrPAL FTNE BUILDING LOTS IN
> ChaFle-f0wn, West Virginia fronting on
Samuel street opposite The residence u Or. J.
Y. simmons. For terms apply %
SEP. 6. is-5--tf CLEON MOORE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-10-18
Tashionnlle Ksnrocr.

SAMUEL BROWN the old reliable Barber
having scared iic services of Geo. Lewis, VIII,
has lctely been vpkiue in thc Eastern Cities
can DE- found at al hours ~ lis shop 90 ID.
" Watsen House" whore gentlemen GAIA b'
ccmfl-tlbig shaved, &c.
Rats moderate aud a.ismc;ion guaranteed
Call lul Be convinced
ScQt. o.h. l.-3-i "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-10-18

Stgard Hirschman leaves for New York
this week, in the interest Of their sever%i
stores.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-10-18
E5arre,

CWEET POTATOEs-Rne quality, for aid
- By -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-10-18

2 T1i Eae of Groceries and other essential.
; ircsh tJr the Harvest season.
G. ". r. KENR-LET.
r..,.- 1880
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-10-18

The Clothing az the Twin Fronts is un-
exc-iled .or 5tyle Workmanship q Price. p
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-10-18
ONE pWxCE
CL.OTHIERS AND TAILOR

81 have Opening with announcement Than We
~ In fo enauf 20 GIVE
~ 81 e marked plain
cs bu eau as the parent, sell piles u goods
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-10-18
.E,@ ~ GOODS.
FOB 5ALE

RTARSCHUEGS French Gold Paint. for all
IA Ornamental G.tdnS aud Decorative puF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-10-18
ElES


HOUSEKEEPING
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-10-18
ROCKBOTTO2i PRICES.

One Price Clolhers nd Tal0rs
No West Washington Street. the Aew Humrhole Buiding
18s9 Hagcrstogn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-10-18

The y. a. Q. A. viii hola mrrane az
their Room, Lea HaA.l mesa Sunday after
noon az 3o'clocs A.issc cordially invited.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-09-29
Fnctorles in the south

The South, which n few years ago
exported its raw material aud import
ed the same material when manntac-
tured, paying charges OF transporta-
tion both ways, is now going into the
manufacturing business almost as ex-
tensively as New England. Statistics
show that at the present time Alabama
has 2,llS factories, working s,24s
hands, with a capital invested OF So
Tl4,032, paying annually in wages
81, 227 ,96s, and yielding annually in
products Sl3 ,0I0,6i4.
Mississippi has ,73l factories, work
ing 5,94l hands, with n capital invest
ed of S4,5Ol, ,7l4, paying annually in
wages 81 $40, ,42s, and yielding annu-
ally i'm products $s,154, 75s.
South Carolina has l,5S4 factories,
working s,l4l hands, with capital
invested OF s.. 400, AIS, paying annu-
ally i'm wages Sl.543,7 7l5, and yielding
annually in products S9,s5S,0Sl.
Louisiana has 2,55S factories, work
ing O,07l hands, with n capital in
vested OF SIS, ,3l3,974.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-09-29
FRAIL FERG.
The story of an Arizona ClOudburst
Told by Former White Piner.


In the Tucson Citizen, r. D. Fer
guson, gentleman hot unknown to
fame in this section, gives the follow
ing account fan Arizona cloudburst.
Those who know Ferg. as we'll as we
do, will make due allowance for that
gentleman's fertile Imagination. II.
ID. says:
On Sunday morning he was return
Ing from trip to the northern part
of the county. At ten o'clock he put
up at Browns station, to await dinner
aud avoid the heat of the day. The
sky all day was cloudless, except
thunder storm that WAS observed
travelling the SUBMITS of the Santa
Catalinas and disappearing over the
Rincons in the northeast. Otherwise
not cloud or yapor of any kind was
to be- seen.
At 3 o'clock Judge Ferguson re-
sumed his journey towards Tucson.
He had come about five miles, when
his attention was attracted by roar
ing ard cracking towards the west,
and looking up he saw "A river OF wa
ter as big Us the Santa Cruz, where it
runs through Warmers mill tailrace,
coming toward him. Telling his
driver to halt, they stopped on the
top OF little knoll and watched the
waters as they violently plowed the
desert, tearing up stones and brush.
They evidently spent their force.
After the flood has passed by the face
OF the country was distigured, and
large gutter had been cut across the
valley. The current came down off
small range of low, rolling hills to
the west. Although the Judge and
hIs companions strained their eyes in
the direction from which the water
came, not cloud was to be seen.
After the water had subsided suili-
ciently To let them pass, they went
on. They had hardly gone half "A
mile when, TO ther utter astonishment
there was another stream equally as
large as the first. Again they peered
toward the west, rs ii IL hopes to
find some indication OF its sources.
Passing on their astoni>hment WAS
doubled To- find another stream. and
In this manner five successive raging
currents were crossed. But all their
reserve was callrd forth when, four
miles from where they struck the
first stream, they discovered sixth
one, ~ large as all the Others coIn-
bined. It's angry waters were waving
and Kissing, as If maddened at the
resistance they met on their way
from the hills down to the desert.
The river is unfordable and to cross 1t
was impossible, 50 they halted on a
knoll and watched 1t over two hours,
as ii boiled and sizzled and cut bed
for itself In some places as deep as
fifteen feet and over two hundred
yards wide. IL WAS not until after
sundown that they dared 10 attempt
crossing.
What renders 1t so curious is that
no one ut Browns Station saw the
clouds. IL may be that some hidden
springs were uncorked by some sub
terranean earthquake. At any rate,
IL is great wonder.
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Not Fit for sunday school SuperID-
tendents.

Nevada Senator's may be great men,
but they are not titto be Sundy School
uperintendents. Only little while
ago Senator Fair was divorced for en-
deavorlng to nullify the seventh com
mandment, and on Saturday last ex-
Senator Sharon was arrested in San
Francisco OH charge of defying that
most important section of the deca-
logue. 1t will increase his popularity
in Nevada if il turns out that he is
guilty.-[Stockton Mail.