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Mohave County miner., 1883-01-28

Arizona might just as well have a wooden doll in Congress as a dele gate. Weget about as much bene- fit from one as from the other.
Mohave County miner., 1883-01-28
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Most of our miners are at work on their claims taking out ore on their own account. This is as it should be.
Mohave County miner., 1883-01-28

Mohave county bids fair to be the richest and most populous county in the Territory and Mineral Park will be a larger mining camp than Tomb stone inside 0f two years.
Mohave County miner., 1883-01-28

Strangers coming to. o..Mohave Coun- E from Colorado, New Mexico, Ne la, Idaho, MontaDa and other G States and Territories, are M at tLe amount of mine
 ed to view here, and
 not been better
 is simply
 ty Las been
Mohave County miner., 1883-01-28

excessos in n4turer years, such as Loss of Memory, IIassitude, Nocturnal Emissions, Aversion to Society. Dimness of Vision, Noises in the Head; the vital fluid passing unobserved in the urine and many other C. s3ases that lead to Insanity and Death.
 Dr. MINTIE, who is a regular physician (craduate of the University Pennsylvania will acroo 10 forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for case Of this kind the VITAL KESTOR- ATIVE (under his special advice and treat ment) will not cure, or for anything impure or injurious found i'll it. Dr. Mintie treats all private diseases successfully without mercury Consultation free. Thorough examination and advice. including analysis of urine Five dollars Price of Vital Res torative. three dollars bottle or four times the quantity fer ten dollars: sent to an ad dress upon receipt of price, or C. o D., so cure from observation and in private name if desired, by
 A. E. Mintie, M. D.,
 II Koarny St.. San Francisco, Cal.
 SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE Will be sent to anyone applying by letter, CT, sy in regard to all business transactions. DIR. hiINTIE'S KIDNEY REMEDY, NEPHRETICUM. cures all kinds Of kidney and bladder complaints. gonordhNa, gleet, IeuGoTrhioa. For sale by all druggists at One dollar DOT bottle; six bottles for Five dollars.
 DR. MINTIE'S DANDELION PILLS are the best and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious cure in the market. For sale by all dru0UiStS
Mohave County miner., 1883-01-28

kAL PARK, JANUARY 20, 1883.
Mohave County miner., 1883-01-28
THE GREAT
ENGLISH REMEDY

IS A NEVER FAIL i 2 Cure for Nervous Debility, Exhausted Y i tality. Sc In in a l Weakness, Spermator
 hQaa, LostM lnhood, P r osta- iorrhea. paraly sis and all the terrible eff fectS of Self Abuse. youthful follies and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-06
POLICEMAN's DUTY.


Policeman ED. X. HEATH, 20 North street,
Portland, Ne, May u. 1853, writes:
II have been troubled for a good many years
with Inflammation Of the bladder. dating ~ far
hack as during the time was in the army. suf-
fered with dull. heavy pains In the back and kid
news TOO Intense for me 10 describe. and tried seve
raj remedies that were recommended, and was
examined by one Of Our best physicians who pro-
pounced II Inflammation Of the bladder; and
went 10 the Hospital for treatment but all medi-
cine and treatment bad seemed 10 fail. WIS
recommended 70 Try Huni's Remedy, a. II had
teen used in several such eases here In Portland
and vicinity. Ipurchased bottle at smiths drug
store here. aud found after using the first bottle
uatit relieved me greatly, and after using several
bottles found that ST did me more good than all
Other medicines and treatment have received
combined. And 20 add TO my good opinion Of
Hunts Remedy, beg 10 state in closing that my
wife has been FOR long time troubled with 4
weakness and Inflammation Of the bladder, With a
oornur cation Of other diseases peculiar 10 women.
After using only two bottles she has been COM
pleiely cured: and ean say That nv wife T. loud
in praise Of this wonderful medicine and would
h.rl,ly recommend II to all who are suffering from
kidpey-diseases or diseases of the bladder
PORTLAND Me-, Nav IL. 1883.
hereby certify thai ! know The facts Of the
sickness 81 Mrs Y. X. Heath. and that they are
correctly stated In the foregoing certificate, and
her cure WAS accomplished 10y the use Of Hunts
Remedy. A. W. SMITH Druggist
corner Portland and Green streets.
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Ey Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

Srw YORK. September g. yo0E.-siooss
rie4Gier Money. - per cent. ftchanTc-Ipns.
ASH: slort. ass. OOyernineDts steady. States
EStnfno.-rxchange 4slK. Money. eS@2 per
ccut. Treasury halapces-Currency. sl2N. qcs.
coin. ss,459. Governments steady A. per cents
Il2s; 4 per cents, 1874 yer cent?, iVS.. state
me share MARKET opened irregular and some
What lower. Before Tie first call however. a much
arrner tone prevailed and there was general Id
vance OF .ali.. After A. N. ihe msrsei weak
eDed again and fell N lS- BEADING. Lscka-
wanna. Jersey Central. Northwestern. Denver,
and oregon 1ranscDnupcntai icing tbe most con
spicuous In The downward movement. 10 The a.
feruooa buyiny orders msde tleir appearance apt
MANY stocks sold up b. the best figures q The day.
The advance ranged from ! 70 = The latter lsouls-
vide and Nashville. Canada Souibei n >cril~'si.
Missouri Pacific. L nion Paci6c. Northern Pacific.
Oregon TranscOntDentai. Texas Paclac, W Siash.
aud Western [ mon wtre also prominent Coal
shares were the feature Il The dzy. Western uioa
and Louisville and Nashville were strong on ru-
rlors that Gould. ~are- md Dillon would enter
Tie Louisville and Nashville directory, aud 10
statements that the Williams suit. which involves
The legality OF l5.OQ0.COO Of new stock Of West
ern Union. would be withdrawn. Northwest WAS
prominent feature. rising 20 lZ9 on The an
nouncement that the increase In ear ings for .ie
fourth week in August was really slo5-toO III
stead Of $4,000. a. previously reported. mas
much as the company Included in u earnings for
he fourth week in $50 some $1,000 which =
had received from the Government In settlement
Of asuit In regard 10 TIE reported settlement %
Ire " Villains salt against the Western Inoin u -
sale IA order 10 prevent any iulufc comp
tie old reriincaies held by Wilkins have been oa-
changei for new stock. The weakness IN coat
shares is attributed g. manipulation by cfrtsin
operators who art short of the market anu Who
cndeavored % bring about general decline hi de-
pressing these sfares. Compared with last nights
Closing prices are .0r.st higher except - PAU.
Denver. Jersey Ccutr.l. Reading and Ninaha,
which arc tNlt lower. IN sfscalties. thlcrso.
- Louie and Pittsburgh preferred advanced 4, -
4f: Alton and Terrs HAute preferred /. 10 ~ I;
Chesapeake a. Ohio Lrsi preferred 2 L. y ,
Harlem =. 10 "a Lake Erie and Western ] =. -
y: selnphis and IhArlesio on ]. TO AZ New ORR,
Chicago and Il. Iouls preferred I. % ] s.: Rich
monj and Danyille 81. % Oh; ssh frsne-s,p
20. Transactions. 100000 shares.
BALTIMORE.
BAITrNoRE. September 5.-Nirginia c's- con-
s1Iidaied. SsH. pesi-due coupons. So: new
1O-4c's. "a North Carolina Ctr old, loo. BIO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-06
The Boston Exposition Opened.
ADDRESSES BT GOVERNOR BUTLER, GOVERNOR
JARVIS, or NORTH CAROLINA, AND OTHERS.
IBy telegraph 70 the DISPATCH

ADDRESSES BY GOVERNOR BUTLER, GOVERNOR
JARVIS, OF NORTH CAROLINA, AND OTHERS.
[By telegraph TO the Disratch.J
BOSToN. September 1.-The opening eX-
ercises Of the American Exposition Of the
Manufacturers and Mechanics Institute
took place to-day. The exercises were held
in the hall at the north end OF the building
in the presence Of large number Of invited
guests. II was 1915 O'Clock before the
Governor entered upon the platform, fol-
lowed by his staff and guests Of the occa-
sion. Among the party were Secretary
Chandler, Lieutenant-Governor Ames, and
the representatives Of the foreign Govern
ments. The exercises began with prayer
BY Rev. Edward Everett Hale, ID. d. John
NJ. Little in 4 few words presented as pre-
siding officer his EXcellency Governor
Butler. who deliyeIe the opening address.
Th. was followed by speeches from Secre-
tary Chandler. Judge simms. Of Denver,
Governor Jarvis. OF North Carolina. Julia
Ward Howe. and others. and an Grafton
bv General Francis A. Walker.
Governor Jarvis, in responding for the
South 70 Governor Buffers welcome, said
be came not to shake hands over the bloody
chasm. but 10 clasp hands with New Eng
land over the growing prosperity Of
united people. The difference which led
10 the war had been settled. When the
southern people came back into the Union
they came pledged to loyalty; but under
the reconstructiye policy adopted by Con-
greSs found their State and county govern
nients in the hands Of persons who did not
serve the Interests q the sections iD which
they lived. This was what made the South
solid: not the hatred OF Government, but
the desire for wise laws justly administer
ed. The development Of the South bad
been confined mostly TO the past ten years.
In North Carolina over twenty new cotton
factories had been erected, and factories in
wood and iron were improving. and all
over North Carolina to-day there was 4
spirit Of contentment. "Our business
and public Interests" he said, "requlre
that there shall be no more harsh speaking
AZ one section by another. ] bid you to
ioin me in this sentiment: 'Our united
country. 10 thee we cling"
Mayor Palmer was the last speaker, ana
at the end Of his remarks the Governor
formally declared the Exposition open.
Exhibits are far from being perfected.
Much space on the main floor l. still va
can't. and many Of the exhibits are incom-
plete. North Carolina makes the largest
exhibit Of any single State outside Of Mas
u,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-06

rnv felcrrarh y, lie Dtspalch.i


BKIGHTox BEACH. September 5.-Firsi
race-for maidens Of al ages--Callow won
hy two lengths; Minnie Long tcoit) second,
Pearl Tyler third. Time. lila.
Second race-for all ages. three quarters
OF mile-Ida X. won by neek; Marie
Lewis second. two lengths before Marie
Anthony, third. Time, 1:ESl.
Third race-for BrightoD-Deach nom
winners. selling allowances. three quarters
Of a mile-Chiekadee won by length /;
Bradford and Odefte ran dead heat for
the second place. Time. l:1st.
Fourth race-selling allowances, one and
one eighth miles--lJartford won easily by
three lengths, with Electrifer second and
Major Hughes third. Time, 1851.
Fifth racial ages, one and one eighth
miles-Brad won; Pearl Jennings second.
Wyandotte third. Tine. 1854.
Sixth raee-divided, for three-year-olds.
seventh eighths Of a mile--Delilab won !;
0rangeblossom second, Lizzie Mack third.
Time, 1914.
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Terrible Drowning Accident.

4 terrible drowning accident occurred
Tuesday on the Genesee river, three miles
south Of Rochester. At O'Clock in the
afternoon three young ladies, named Anna
Schney, Lulu HayelIn and Li0bie simmons,
all between sixteen and twenty years OF
age. went out rowing Tor pleasure. About
o'clork they attempted 10 change posi-
tons in the boat, when il upset and turned
over them as they were thrown into the
water. They were all drowned before any
help could reach them, a. they were seen
only by two small boys. who gave the
alarm. The bodies have been recovered
by Coroner Jones. The ladies belonged 70
prominent families. and their terrible fate
has caused cloud Of sorrow 10 settle over
the city. The inquest will be beld to-
morrow.
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rsortsmoutl,-s Budget.

TERRIFIC sToEM-DIED FEoM HER TNJU-
RrEs-THE OLD DOMINION GUARD AND THE
STATE PAIR.
Especial telegram 70 the Disratch.l
NORFOLK. VA.,!september "a terrific
thunder-squall swept over this section to-
day, the lightning striking and damaging
several houses in Portsmouth. and ship
ping in the harbor. The Undlne boat
house was blown away.
Miss Maggie Ballentine. who was so
badly burned by her clothes taking fire
from q match she was using. died in Ports
mouth to-day from her injuries.
The Old Dominion Guard. Of Ports
mouth. resolved unanimously last night to
attend the State Fair in Richmond.
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SECOND pAT's sEssIoN--PAPERs EEAD-ELEc
TON or oTF1CERs.

SECOND pAT's sEesfox--PAPERs EEAD-ELEc-
TON or OFFICERS.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.
RocKBBrDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA,
September 5.-The following papers were
read before the Medical Society Of Viz
ginia to-day: Individual Right Of The
Physicians and the Limited Protection
Offered by the State Of Virginia, -.by the
president DR.. Hooper; Advances IN
Anatomy and Physiology" DIR. J. K.
Wheat. Richmond, Va; "Advances In
Chemistry and Pharmacy" Or. Fauntle-
roy;' Advances 10 Obstetrics and Dis
eases Of Women" DR.. Elzey; Advances
In Diseases Of Children" Or. W. II.
Coggsehall.
DIR. Chancellor was unanimously elected
president for the ensuing term. Vice
Presidents: DR.. Morrison, Of Rockbrldge;
DIR. GrayDin, OF Bedford; DR.. Brown. DR..
Estelle, and DR.. Pretlow. DR.. r. G.
Cabell, Jr., was elected secretary, Dr.. Ian
don B. Edwards declining to be eandi-
date. The ballet stood "A to As. Or.
CabeIi's election was made unanimous on
motion Of DR.. Edwards.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-06
Tho Railroad War In the West.

fBy telegraph 10 tne DispaIeh'J
ST. LOUIS. September 5.-The only new
feature in the railroad war which was oe-
yeloped here yesterday was the meeting
late last evening by the Ohio and Missis-
sIppi Railroad Company Of the sl.5O rate
10 Cincinnati and the 81 to Louisville.
Incoming trains by the Airline from
Iouisyille and Cincinnati were crowded
fuI. many passengers being without
eats. -Four extra coaches were sent 10
Louisville by the Airline on Monday
night. and the same number were sent iasi
night. The Ohio and Mississippi viii pro-
badly have q rush to-day. .scalpers are
selling tickets 10 Cincinnati LOT sl-Zo' slu
10 Louisville for - cents. They predlc'
thai the regular rate viii drop 10 80 cents
I,efore the end OF the week, and that other
lines viii be forced into the fight. just
how it win be brought about nobody seems
IN le able to tell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-06
The Ohio Democracy.

10y ftItl-failD % I.t IIlsIlatIIl-I
CoLUgBUs. OHIO. September 1.-The
Democratic Safe Central Committee were
in secret session from an early hour last
evening % 1890 O'Clock tins morning, dis
cussing matters pertaining to the cam
paign. They decline IL make any statement
regarding The business under consi9era-
ton. A feature OF tie meeting was a
wordy encounter between the chairman.
Mr.. u. Il. Paige. and Tie correspondent Of
the Commercial Gazette Il Cincinnati, con-
corning an item in that paper to the effect
that Mr.. Hoadly would withdraw from
the ticket. All the members Of the COM
mittee deny the truth Of tnis report.
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The President Nearing Home.
IRr telecraph to Id DIspa,ch. :

WASHINGTON. September "a dispatch
was received az the Willie House to-day
stating that the President and party would
leave Chicago at 1880 this evening. and
expected 10 reach Washington Friday
morning.
CHICAGO. September 5-At 1870 tonight
the President left for Washington 10y spe-
cial tram over the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
and Chicago railroad.
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Gala.Day i'm Cincinnati.

CNc1SNATI, CHIC. september 5.-lbe
arrival Of Rex and his reception by Cincln-
natians to-day was an imposing spectacle.
A fotilla Of ten steamers. all decorated Win
aars. took their places at l p. NJ. Their
appearance wa greeted by the blowing OF
WHISTLES and ringing Of bells by all the
river crafts. a. well As by the factories
along the shore. A salute Of artillery was
fred in response 10 the screams OF the no.
tilla whistles. snd created the widest en-
lbusiasm among the crowds q people along
the shore. The royal procession moved
as soon as possible after landing TO The Tx
position Hall, where lex was duly Wei
coined
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-06
Baseball Yesterday.

Chicago: Chicago. IA; Detroit, /.
Buffalo: Cleveland. G.; Buffalo. ].
Pittsburgh: Allegheny, IS; Cincinnati,
Q.
New York Metropolitan. 8; Eclipse, 6.
Philadelphia Afhlctie. 5: ~. Lopis, 4.
Baltimore: Columbus, 8; Baltimore. ,
Harrisburg. Pa. : Harrisburg. 8; TreH-
ton l.
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Editorial Txcursionis:s.
M felerrnrh M DlsnAtrl.I

JACKSON, MISS. September 5.-some Of
the editorial excursionists 10 Louisville
and Cincinnati viii start to-right by the
Illinois Central railroad and the remainder
Tomorrow morning by the Mobile and
Ohio road. all meeting a. Milan. Tenn;
thence they 90 10 Louisville, where they
will arrive on Friday morning. The party
numbers about ninety editors and sixty
ladins
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-06
va MATERIAL CHANGE.

This Is 10 certify that have used IlHnrs Remedy
for the kidney complaint, and derived much bene-
fi from Its use.
have been afflicted about one wear. and received
treatment from the local physicians, and used a
number Of so-callcd specifies without any material
help. am happy TO say aficr using three bottles
Of Hunts Remedy, was completely cured.
I never fail to recommend II, ana you are at
bberfy 20 use my name in any manner you may de-
sire John W. SohSsfoS-
gorrieA. Conn., May 2, 1858.
se e-ThiwlSa&Tu
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New Naval Cadets.


by telegraph 10 the Dispaich.l
ANNAPOLIS. Mp, September 5.-The fol-
lowing candidates among others have
passed successful examinations for admis-
sion 10 the Naval Academy Is naval cadets /:
Ole Edmundson. Of Tennessee; William
G. Mcmillan. Of North Carolina: Edward
7. Morgan, At large; James W. Sins, OF
Nirginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-06
The SalOcn-Keepers' Cases in NJ.
Louis.

ST. LOUIs, September 5.-1n the Court
Of Criminal Correction to-day over SOC
cases against saloon-keepers for selling beer
on SUNDAY we're not pressed. Al the sug-
cstion OF the court this ends FOR the present
the fight against the saloon-keepers, ana II
is q triumph for them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-06
Parade Of Labor Organizations.

DN IIIt-flIIl % VIC 3IlsI'NlIEl
NEW YORK, September 5.-The parade OF
the labor organizations OF New YORK,
Brooklyn, Jersey City. and adjacent cities,
came of here today. II was said thai
about ~. 900 men were in the line, repre-
sentlng almost every branch Of labor.
Crowds Of people were gathered along the
route taken by the procession, which was
reviewed Dy prominent labor agiialors.
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Coruersfane Laid.


TBy telegraph 70 Tie UlsIAlcIsI
R,sx.RcK. ID. T., September 5.-The
.orner-stope OF Dakoia's capitol was laid
here TO-DAY in the presence Oh Inc WIZARD
Nortbern-Pacifc excursion party ana
large eoncourse OF people. speeches were
made by Governor ordwi!, Ar. fhs,ro'
Baron Won Eisendecker (the 0erlnan MN
ister). William Eyarts. General Grant,
Carl schurz, secretary Teller, and sitting
Dali
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-06
Fatal Railroad Accident.

10y tlIC-isiIlu . t.IE A'I'F''--''1
GALVESTON. TEX. September "a re
eial 10 the Meas says: On the hous1oh
and Texas Central railroad four miles Nest
- Ross A freight train. loaded with nve
hundred head Of cattle, was wrecked yes
terdqv James Carother, stock-man, was
filled: Z. ". Talbot, stock-man, had
5is collar-bone and thigh broken; and
brakeman Neal was badly bruised.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-06
IBy telegraph " the Dispatch. !

Jackson, MISS, September 5.--Af Hazle-
hurst. Miss. tins morning Charles Hart, a
how seventeen years Of age, shot and NOR
tally wounded A. W. Burnett, q prominent
LAWYER Of that place. II Is reported that
burnett cut Hart with knife. and Hart
shot him while be was attempting 70 dc
fur.hCr injury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-06
New York GreenbacIs Nominations.
lBy telegraphto The Dlspaich.I


ROCHESTER. September 5.-The Green
back State Convention to-day nominated
Rev. Thomas y. Beecher, OF Eimira, for
Secretary Of State; Louis A. Post, Of New
York. for AttoTney-General; G. :. Halsey.
Of Muadilla. for Comptroller; and Julian
VIM. OF Albany county. Tor Treasurer.
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1.ar. Ho.aiy and His Candidacy
rpr telegraph TO the Dispsieh-l

puu.prLPHIA. September 5.-An effort
mas made 70 see Judge Hoadly here to-day
Nth regard 10 the statement published that
he wonld withdraw from the Democratic
tirke, in Ohio. but be could not be seen.
His physician, Or. Bartholcw. was then
called upon. and be sad with emphasis.
q II is right and proper that such state
ment should he promptly coufradic1ed. ]
should ike you TO say that Judge Hoadly
Is = candidate for the governorsbip OF Ohio,
and that he Will resume his canvass in /
sbort time. Just as soon as CONSIDER thai
be l. equal to the exertion be win actiyel,
RENTER the fight"
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GLNERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The Destructive Volcano.

LoNDON, September j.-A dispatch 10 The
Standard from Amsterdam saws the laci
that the Dutch Controller at hatlmborg,
Sunlatra. was saved. together with his fam
ilv. indicates that the destruction IN tbai
quarter by volcanic cruptions was not all
solute. One European book-keeper and
two natives were the only persons whose
lives were saved AZ Nerak. where not q
building was left standing. At Taudiong
Prick. ffty-eight miles distant. the sen sud
denly rose eight feet. and then fell ten feet,
co,sipO xyi1eSrresd devastation.