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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-05-17
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surely MD Nature IN making You
VOL when all olso fails.
Lyon aro oosti,o ordsspcrtic or
suffering from any oftho numer-
GUS diseases OF thostomneh or bow
ols, IL II your own fault II yon re-
main i'll, foruop Eittors isa soycr-
eisn remedy III MI auch complaints.
II you aro wasting away with
my form Of Kidney liseaae, stop
tenlp,ing Death this moment, and
turn for u euro To llop Di,tefs.
Ti,ou arp sick with that terrible
sickness Nervousness, you will find
a"Dalm III Gilold' In tho uso OF
Ilop Bittera.
II you arc \ froquentcr, or a
resident Of o miasmatic district,
harrioado your eystem agaiust tho
scourgc Of MI cuuntries---malsrial,
opilomic. bilious and intermittent
rev,rs---hy tho use Of Hop Bittcrs.
II you hayo rough, pimrly, or
esl!oW skin, had breath, pains and
Achos, aud feel miserable gcncr-
ally, IIop Ditters will give you y
fair akin, rich blood, tho sweetest
breath, health and comfort.
In short they euro all Diseases
of tho Stomach, Bowels, Blood,
Liver, Nerves, Kidneys, Rright's
Disease. $500 will DO paid for
u case they will not euro or help.
", hop Bitters to-day. 60,
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Clover aud Iimaily

Pasture fes III head III cattle three
faurths al 4 mile north eli cres.e
Plenty of pure spring water. Price
$3.50 a month. Enquire o.
tfsyyAa-Y yANrrS
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-05-17

Sarfaik was imported IRON Pel-'um In iS15 ~
& s.yeat.ots1. and was brought 60 nseorah in 1879
Ny LIS present owner. He Is u dark brown ,o.or
aud weighs is5e pounds with gocu action. Ills
stock l. now ~ well knCwa In N.nuesaclk CO.,
that space Il nnt nae,t.u for cGlosy,
IEGNS.-st2 IN Insure, payable April I, iSs4
Sia ssf season; s. single service. Mates AT CIVIL
er's risk. Mares having the county or changing
owners, considered as In foal.
.sws II. II. 1ERBITT
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NORFOLK.

At-o at tae same Stale, - Imported Draft
SLnlinn,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-05-17

II you arc aick top Bitlors will
surely MD Nature IN making You
VOL when all olso fails.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-05-17

Craze GHrRcn. The Rev. &. Il.
pereiNal returned on Tuesday morn
inr from tin church convention ut
Cedar Rapids anti Will oiilrlatc next
Sunday nj tho usual hours.
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GencrnlToreign Notcs.

DUBLIN, February 16.--A diying-hell and
heavier dredges than heretofore employed
are 10 be used in the Rings-End basin in
the search for the knives OF the assassins
now undergoing examination.
VIENNA, February 16.-The recent au-
diences OF Count Kalnoky, the Imperial
Minister Of Foreign Affairs. and Count
Andrassy, the former Prime Minister, with
the Emperor Francis Joseph, have given
rise to rumors OF changes in the Ministry.
LONDON. February 1G.-The Secretary OF
the Mahagasy ENJOYS states that they will
start for America on Tuesday next.
At fire in the village OF Radford, near
Nottingham, five persons were burned 20
death.
VENICE, February 16.-The body OF the
late Richard Wagner has been embalmed
and placed in coffin. A glass panel adj
mits OF view Of the face OF the deceased.
A east OF the features has been taken. The
coffin will be conveyed to the railway de-
pot to-day. No religious ceremony will be
held here, the family having gratefully de-
clined such service. The municipality
have placed splendid wreath on the coffin.
VrLLACH. February 1.-two gypsies
fought dueln the open market-place here.
One OF them was killed.
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Highway Robbery i'm Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, February 16.-A
special to the AdUertiSer says: The tax
collector OF Lawrence county, 5. ID. llous-
ton, left CORTLAND yesterday to 90 to
Moulton, the county-seat, with $4,000,
which he was carving TO the county
superintendent Of education. About six
miles from town, in lonely part OF the
road, n masked man stopped him. presented
q revolver, and robbed him OF $4,000. One
thousand dollars were concealed in Ious-
toms boots, and the robber failed to dis
cover it. The robber then took Houston's
horse and rode of. No clue to the identity
OF the highwaymDn.
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Eight out OF thirty cases OF Babylo-
MAN antiquities recently forwarded 10 the
British Museum have just been opened
and examined. Their contents consist
chiefly Of tablets, IN most cases broken,
and relating generally to trade and to pro-
perry in land, slaves, &c. Others relate
chiefly 10 the King Nebuchadnezzar, and
serve to confirm the biblical impression OF
him as great king. A number OF figures
and statuettcs are also contained In the
Gases, and from them 1t would seem that
the type OF beauty In Babylon, as In Cen
tral Africa ut the presentday, was decided,
Inclined 10 e1nboapoint. A number o
silver articles are deiaced, rs though intend
ed for consignment 70 the melting pot
but for some reason Deyer reached It.
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AIi,,Ic Girl Shoots Her Mother.

CUMBERLAND. Mp, February 6.-Yester-
day evening three children OF Charles w.
Smith, living three miles from Cumber-
land, on the Baltimore turnpike, were play
ing with a small revolver, loaded with a
No. 1 cartridge. One Of the children,
aged about six years, said: "Shoot mo-
ther"; whereupon little glrl, aged five
years, pointed the pistol.at her mother and
fired. the ball entering her mothers left
breast. Physicians failed to find the ball.
1t is thought she will recover. The chill
dren picked up the revolver about the
house.
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Texas Murders.

GALvEsros, TEX, February ia spe-
cial dispatch to the Netrs from Weatherford
says that II. +. Hogan on Wednesday night
was shot and killed by ID. A. Parks, sa-
loon pano-player.
Several parties were involved In fight
on Wednesday, In Young county, over the
management OF a school. The teacher,
Rodgers, was killed and three others were
wounded.
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Fatal Result Of Fight Between Pa
trolls and ROughs.

CINCINNATI, February 16.-Late last
night Priyates John Murphy and Jerry
Collins, of Company ID, Ohio National
Guards, were doing patrol duty on Spring
and Woodward streets. Having been In
suited by some roughs, they informed the
police. who ordered the roughs 10 go on.
4 fight, in which the soldiers participated,
ensued. Murphy fired at n rough who
was trying to wrest his gun from Collins.
He missed his man, but shot a boy, Joseph
otter, wounding him in the abdomen NOR
tally. Murphy was arrested for man
slaughter.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Affairs at the National Capital-Congres.
sionaI Proceedings Ycsterday-An Alabama
Tsx-Coliector Robbed by a Highwayman-
The Floods in the Western Rivcrs-A Cali
fornia 0nicinl Charged with MIsnppro-
priatina state Funds-A Cincinnati Boy
shot-Crime In Texas-Fatal Duei Between
Gypsies-Fivc Persons Burned 10 Death in
England -Rumcrs Of Changes in the AUS
trian Ministry, &c.
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Charged with rcIoncy.

SAN Francisco, February 16.--The ex-
animation Of Charles u. Bunker, commits
sioner OF State immigration, who Is charged
with felony for misappropriatioD OF funds
belonging to the State, was had yesterday.
The defendant was held TO answer four
charges in bonds OF $4,000.
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W arkcf subsequently became Dull ard weak. and
about midday recorded dscbne 81 " in heedtngs
~ In Peoria. Decatur. and Evansville, ~ IN ~
Paul. Minnesota and Manitoba. and Y % per
cent. In the remsinlsr Of the iist-tbe latter Wa
bash preferred. From then tfI about O'Clock
speculation was very dull, bal the result OF bust
ness during that time showed an advance OF 30
1.-THE latter Western Union and Reading. ~.
Paul, Minnesota and Manitoba. however, ws
Notable exception, and dropped 10 l35z from
1871. During the last bour the market showed
more activity; AZ first selling movement ear
REQ prices on nt per cent. after which The tone
OF the market became strong. and prices sold up
Srl 70 ne Close Denver and Rio Grsnde. Rock
lsLino, ana Louisville aud Nashville i"ading the
upward movement. Compared with Yesterdays
fnil sales Tie MARI Il irregular. but tn the main
fG2 lowor-fhc latter 81 Paul. Minnts0 sofa aud
Manitoba. Denver and Rio Grande. however, IL
l>s and Union Pacific higher. Transactions ag-
grcgated 437, 600 shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, February lG.-vlrginis s's. con solI-
dtted. oO%; past-due coupons. Al; new l0-4O's,
40; new 3's, 4S4. Bid to-day.
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steamer Aground.

NEW York, February l6.-The steamer
City Of Richmond, from Liverpool. arrived
to-day. and got aground on the outw mid.
Ale shoaI. She was pulled of tonight,
hut the weather Is too thick to allow her Il
90 ND the bay.
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WHEAr-Wbite, 10 bushels very good on prf-
waite terms. Red. 1896 bushels very good Loug-
berry on private terms; 100 bushels good TO prime
Longberry ut Sl.27 to sl.3l 20 bushels mixed at
Sl.29; 1874 bushels very rood shortberry ut i.28
to s1.30; 62 bushels fair Shortbcrry private
Terms.
CoRx.-whic, 300 bushels very good ON pri-
yatc terms: 326 bushels very good 10 prime at 02
10 Csc. Mixed, $50 bushels very good 10 prime at
90 to 62c.
RYE.-l0 bushels common at csc.
FLOUR.-l25 barrels on private d. ms.
CoTTON.-Tone steady. Receipts, 40 bales.
Quotations: Middhng. 9ssc.; low middling, 9sc.
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business Failures.

NEW YORK, February lG.-The business
failures Of the last seven days, as reported
TO II. &. Dun q Co.'s mercantile agency,
number 2ji, against 275 for the previous
week-a reduction of 81. They were dis
tributed geographically as follows: New
England States, 10; Western, 90; South
ern, 81; Middle, As; Pacific States ant
Territories, .; New York city I; Can
nln d
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Tho Michigan senaforship.

DETROIT, MICH., February I6.-Oaucuses
Of all the different parties OF the Legisla-
ture were held last night. The Ferry
fnsion caucus formally absolyed its mem
bers from any further obligation 10 supper,
him. This is tantamount TO withdraWa'
from his support.
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than o.. 1000, 900. While the former pay 81
cents ner capita tax, the latter pay the
Government cents per capita. General
Scales speaks OF the internal-reyenue sys-
tenn as Ubiquitous. lie Is not alone In this
opinion.
The Executive Committee OF the Health
Association of the United States Is in ses-
sion here, but 1t has no connection with
the National Board Of Health.
The Senate Committee on Foreign Rela-
tons agreed to-day to report the Mexican
treaty, and the opinion is that the Senate
will ratiiy II.
President Davis, OF the Senate, It Is re-
ported, thinks Congress will pass tariff
bill before adiourning.
The Senate this evening fixed the duty
on charcoal ut SO ton more than the rate
on pig-iron.
Government receipts to-day: Bank-notes
for redemption, 1917, 900; customs, $751;
1873; internal revenue, S2G2,310.
Captain Cooper informs the Navy De-
partment that the Swatara, now at Hamp-
ton, will be ready for inspection Tuesday.
Testimony will be taken here in the
Wise Massey contest by W. 7. S. Curtis,
Messrs. Hubbcl, Jorgensen. Fulkerson,
Dezendori, Henderson, secretary OF the
Republican National Committee, and Sec
rotary w. +. Chandler. Messrs. Hunton
and Chandler the lawyer appear for Mr..
Massey.
The Democrats OF the House stood by
the observation-disclosures to-day as to the
hours Of work.
Dorman Il. Eaton will be president Of
the civil-service commission, and west
ern Democrat will be one of the commits
sioncrs. The President has moi decided
on any other as yet.
The following Virginia postmasters were
commissioned to-day: A. L. Harrington,
Harrington; Miss VI. V. Lane, Porter's
Precinct J. r. Critz, Rock Spring; s. p.
Campbell, Midvae; ]. d. Ashford, Bucks
Station; j. VI. Motley, Motley; }. J. Hall,
Great Bridge.
lUy Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. February 1G.-Thc House
Military Committee this morning agreed to
report iavorably the bill to grant the Ches-
apeakc and Ohio Railway Company the
right 10 extend its line through the Gov
ernment reservation ut Fortress Monroe
under regulations to be prescribed by the
Secretary OF War.
The committee also agreed to report a
bill authorizing the Secretary Of War 10
allow James 4. Whitaker to occupy addi-
tional ground ut Fortress Monroe with his
buildings.
Mr.. Hampton this morning reported to
the Senate from the Military Committee a
bill to reimburse the State OF Florida on
account Of expenses in the Seminole war
in 1Sjj-'6-'7. The amount claimed to be
due was over 100000. but the committee
has figured the amount down to s92,GiS.
The House Committee on Naval Affairs
to-day decided that there was no precedent
for the passage OF n bill to place Repre-
sentative Smalls, of South Carolina, on the
retired list. Smails as o civilian during
the war captured the Confederate steam
boat Planter at Charleston, and delivered
il to the United States military officers at
Hilton Head, s. &. The committee, how
ever. decided to recommend the reappor-
tonment Of the 'priZe-money for the cap
ture OF the Planter. This will give Smalls
an additional allowance.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

In addition ia my regular ha.insss, am Wv
grinding my (. srANDARD~ BRANUoF Pi-As-
ftR. WRieI A. vnequalled by any ON the market,
and which intend shall become universally popa.
lar on il own merits. iIsyieg carefully selected
Inc m. r,r,city for grinding nfty toas per day,
can give consumers The ad,anssss OF hav,ss ~, ~
nH S,f Grind IN amer receiving orders on short
"st no,ice. Price, &C., on appl .tstton:
sss ao'S'' WILLIAM r. KING,
na-,m post-Qece Box J.
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,,,.,,,on for RECEIVER Refused.

WnMINGToN, n. c., February l6.-Ap-
plication for receiver for the Carolina
Central railroad, which was argued here
before Judges Bond and Seymour last No
yembcr. has Just been decided, and the ap-
nlication refused.
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FERTILIZERS.
SHoCKoE MILLS.

SH0ChoE MILLS.
BLUE NOVA SCOTIA LUMP PLASTER.
grind this plaster FRESH sally as ordered,
and can guarantee Il 10 be superior to any ON the
slarke, being sole agent fsr the best qs,rfles In
Nova scotia. II viii bc we'll to re, prices before
buying elsewhere, especially for gronnd.
wARNER MOORE,
Manufacturer Ground Plaster,
Dealer In Lime, Cement, &C.,
foo, seventeenth street South side OF p'eA''
IL 4-3m
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

FRIDAY. February 10, 1888.
SALEs-FTRST BoARD.-3O 81 ares Cha lotte, CO.
Iumbia and Augusta at 80; 30 shares Norfolk and
western preferred at 800, so do.at 39a; 80 shares
Petersburg Railroad at 22i.
SECOND BoARD.-3,0O0 Atlanta and Charlotte
Railroad FIRST G's at 1907; 10 shares Charlotte
Columbia and Augusta Railroad az 30, 10 90. AT
3OH; so shares Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad a,
l. =
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBKuAnY 10, 1888.

PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBKuARY 10, 1888.
SAILED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise aud passengers, G. W. Allen X Co.,
agents.
steamer Fanlta, -, philadelphia, merchan-
disc, j. ". Mctarrick. agent
steamer ARIEL, clifford, Norfolk. United states
mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. IL. Tatums
superintendent
Schooner Morning star. Snell, Norfolk, manga
nese and barrels. lusrie X Co.
schooner George l.. iIaEoek, Edmunds, Perth
Amboy, ties, Curtis Parker.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. FEB'RY l6, 1883.
(By Telegnph.I
AERIyED.
steamer Luray, sehsrmerhorn. Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers. Chesapeake and Oho
Railway Company land sailed on retnrnl.
steamer Accomac. DSik, merchandise and pas
| sengers, smithheld. Chesapeake and ohio Hallway
| Company land sailea on reiurnl. -
| steamer Northampton, McCarriek, Norfohs
| merchandise and passengers, Chesapeake ana ONO
| Railway Company land sailed ON rcturnl.
| Schooner Rebecea shepherd, ---, New York.
| light, 90 load coal
! SAILED.
Schooner Charles n. Morse. Cash. Portsmouth,
n. H.. coal, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway C"pa-
| pany.
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The hears opened the market at decline from
the prices az yesterdays close OF h9l-the latter
ring The early trade and further decline, Snging
from Aalk, took place, Ia which Michigan CeAtral
and the Wabashes were prominent while Ontario
o'clock there was partial recovery, the list, led
hy Michigan Central aad Beaver and Rio Gran4c
advancing 10 the extent OF per eens,, bnt W
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Nrv YORK. February l6- Noon.-stocks dull
and weak. Exchange-Lopg, 4s3; short, 4oo.
| state bonds neglected. Governments unchanged.
BreRiRg- EAcnahge' tS5, i8 natv AZ
| la: new As. IIg4. Money, 3Gf per cent,
| closing at g. StGLes without feature. treasury
/ balances Coin, 5ll0,l7O; currency so'9sl'
! stocks Irregular. on
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nj The wonders OF modern chemistry
are apparent in the beautiful Diamond
Dyes. All kinds and colors OF ink can be
mnde from them.
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EIonr.

Flour-we quote: Fine. s3@s3.25: supe fine,
i3.75@s4.25; extra, s5.25@s5.5O: common
family, s5.50@s6: Patent FAMILY, S6.2j@s6.75.
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AROUND THE WORLD.

~, could. tho Great Financier. on Play
,.,.n,. Preparing for n Two yenrs' Trip
"suansc Countries for to See ''--ha''d'"2
y,eh, for the Purpose Hopeful Views
~. pusincs. oasiook OF the Country
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COMMERCIAL.
AND COTTON EXCHANGE,

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. February 10, 1888.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whtc, 124 bushels. Red. 1859 BUSH
els.
CoRN.-white. $50 tushels. Re-exhibited, 1879
bushels. Mixed. 1870 bushels.
OArs.--l0O bushels.
RYE.--1O bushels.
MEAL.--22 bushels.
PEAS.-20 bushels.
BEANS.--36 bushels.
FLOCR.-2J0 barrels.
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xFw yoRk COTTON FrTrPFs.

NEW YORK, February l6. -Cotton-Net receipts,
475 bales gross receipts 3,0zl bales; Futures
closed easy; sales, $4,000 bales: February,
$iO.2i@@tl0.22:M March, 10000 sl0.3l april,
Sl0.44 Nay, si0.5s; June. siO.7Z@slO.73;
July. S10s5G-l0.s6; August. 5000; sep,eDi-
her. SlO.63mS 1867: October, slO.3Og :lo.32 ;
NoNembrP. RIO ITEISlO.ID.
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MILWAUKEE,.

MILWAUKEE,, February l6.--Flour quiet aud un-
changed. Wheat stronger and active; No hard,
Sl.2O: sOft cash. 1.O9% February sl.o9: March,
sl.U0[ Corn stronger and more active; No. 2,
574c.; new, soc. Oats steady No ., 3Sc. white,
ABE. Provisions higher. Mess pork, $3.50 cash
aud February, Sis.37s March. Lard-Primc
steam. 81 I.4j cash anu February, 81 LOO March.
Hogs irmer at S6.25 n $500 dressed hogs In fair
demand at f7.45MS7.55.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

Old Dominica Steamship Co.. lOO
rs W. PIT Il. R'y & W. III. Co.. -.
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The Cincinnati scwer.Gas Explosion.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS - THE PEOPLE
SHOCKED, STUNNED, AND BEwILDERED-THE
WORK OF RESCUE.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-23
Shriver In the Tolls.

Mir. T. w. Smith, one of Shriyers bondsmeR at the time of his skip last spring has been quietly follow : ing him up and not long slnce learn ed tn at he was at work on the Cole rado bridge on the A. $ P. road. Constable Morgan was dispatched to the Needles to secure his arrest, bat before he reached the place tele- gram came that Shriver had departs ed for Los Angeles. A telegram was immediately sent to Los Ange- les, and on the arrival of Shriver at that place he was taken into custody. W. T. Smith left for Los Angeles this evening and will no doubt per> suade Shriver to accompany him back to Phoenix.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-23
[Fron weenesday,s Dai!s.1

Mir. Frank Walker of Tombstone, the gentleman who drew the plans for the new courthouse. arrived this morning and is stopping at the Bank Exchange.
 It is thought that the Florence people have not succeeded in secur- ing the stage robbers directly cons cerned in the terrible tragedy near Riverside.
 Judge stillwell returned last even- ing from Denver. His opinion of the exposition is Rot ffattering. It is failure. The Arizona mineral exhibitors have withdrawn from the exposition disgusted.-Ci Citizen.
 As nesr as can b. determined 5,7s0 Knights took part in the pro> cession, by representing 366 com- manderies from 46 states and terri tories; in other words, every state and territory in the United States.
 The Tombstone Republican teas a long story of the discovery of that inning district by one Col. Mowry. who was killed by CocAise raiders.
 Al. Wormel has on his ranch some of the finest chickens in the valley. He sells in Phoenix twenty five dollars worth of eggs every week. He has one rooster which P. T. Barnnm would covet. This rooster has horns like an OK project- ing from each side of his head. He would be q bad bird in a cock fight. The Indians report that there are plenty of deer in the mountains, south of Salt River, and that they frequently come down to the river in large herds. Sporstmen turn out. W. W. Morris who appeared be- fore U. s. Court commissioner Joseph Campbell two days ago, was supposed to have been connected with the 4S,000 pounds of barley steal. It has since been discovered | that thIs was an error. It seems now that he was arrested for "cab- baging" Corned Beef. On Friday next it will be seen whether he gets his corned beef a cabbage or not. A barn in the city of Prescott wa struck by frightening on Sunday m orning, one horse killed, the barn and large quantity of hay burned and confagration just escaped by b : endcarors of the. people.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-23
Ho! Xe,! Dxspeticsl

The most acute cases of Dyspepsia Indigestion and all Disorders of the Stomach, are relieved by the use of pr. Henley's celebrated Oregon Wild Grape I x l. Bitters. They are recommended by all physicians.
 Take half wineglsss fup twice a day. Sold everywhere.
 Damiana Bitters regulate the stomach and is the best tonic.
 HoDDERs PATENT BLoTrER TAB LETS are the most economical and convenient arrangement of office sta tionery in existence. The HERALD office owns the exclusive right%S manufacture the same in this T"--. tory.
 S.. Daner1, at the Garibaldi Saloor on Monroe street, keeps the best oi liquors, wines, cigars and a good billiard table T is pleasant placs to pass away the time, and all ar welcome. "
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-23

Come let the joyous tiaings roll From east 10 west, from pole to pole, That wem ans teeth, and lips, and breath, No more shall suffer worse than death, For s0zoDoNT with magic sway, Preserves them now from foul decay.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-23

During the late storm of August goth, the lightning struck the quar- ters of Company C, lst Infantry, at Fort Mcdowell, killing Corporal Hempill instantly and severely in turing several others.
 The Overland Monthly for Sept ember is on hand to-day, and is splendid index of the quick, nervous and powerful enterprise of the young Pacific Coast in literature, young in society, but strong in it's youtL. The present number bears comparison with it's older cotempo- raries.