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Bridgeton pioneer., 1884-09-18
THE POWER OF MUSIC.


course, soon became acquainted with
the musical diletanti of the place
Dining one day with n professor, the
conversation turned upon Scotch music,
and a strong argument arose as to its
bearing competition with foreign mu-
sic-the Scotchman, whom we shall for
the present designate the Fiddler, in
sisting that, when properly played, no
thing could excel it.
I'm tell you what, says the Fiddler,
if party of Scotchmen can be got to-
gether, I'll make them shed tears one
minute, sing the next and dance the
third
Done" said the Professor; land if
your music is capable of that will not
only pay the five pounds with pleasure,
but will be convinced that it is the
most enlivening, pathetic and best
music in the world"
The difficulty arose as to getting an
opportunity for trial; but being in
formed that number of Scotchmen
were to dine at certain hotel on the
anniversary of Burns birthday, it was
agreed TO pay them a visit. 1t was
considered a capital opportunity by
the Fiddler. for these young men, be
ing principally raw-boned. over-grown
Scotch lads. who had recently left their
own country TO carry tea in the neigh
borhood. were the very ones upon
whom he was sure TO make hit.
All being now arranged. and the ut
termoSt secrecy being agreed upon,
the eventful day was anNiously looked
for At length it came. and the Fiddler
and the Professor. by an introduction
TO one of the party, got an invitation
to the dinner. There were twelve alto
gerher sat down. and right merry
party they soon became. for the whisky
toddy was not spared when the mem
ory Of any of Scotia's bands was pro
posed The Fiddler was not long in
parcaiving that he had got among a
right musical Sci. and he waited pa
1iently till they were in that happy
state when they were pit .foT any thing.
Al length he gave wllaA 70 the Pro-
fessor, who al once proposed that his
irlelat1 >slo1lltl l1aN|1 l-lSlA Will a s'.eii
tune on 1lle N1o-ln
Capital capital cried the whole
party
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IA l. lA-aA- oAAA4.- 4-4r7lT : -iafh-AT
; IN thai l411s- llal II ''a-11I11is o aAlt
that's game JaE5a al 1ha same time
giving a deep szgh and drawing hi.
hand over his 1o1ag gauuF taa+ 70 hide
the tears zh5ea were 1tsekling down
: The Ffddler with his keen eFe soon
= perceived that before h gg1 through
: the second ua-r Of 1ta. -ure h. would
: have them al in the same mood. He
: therefore threw his whole soul into the
E instrument. plavsd the tune q he had
: never done before and As The EasT foEyr
t hars of The r,,na died away like the
b distant acbo 4hara xras rc4 2 dr., cF,eat,
E in tbe cornr,snv Now is rhe time =
D rbo,,o,b- rho Fiddlar and ,,-i,t,l.,,, c,,.,,
= ming a moment he str1ck m in a bold
E vigorous stvle ..WiIIe hrew-d a peck
: r, 1,ar+- In ,rar+ tho band,,ercb;ef,
= AVA, vent the tears
E ..C,ho-,,ss,, c,.iad +bo r,idd,ar ar,d ;n
5 or, i,,.+ar,t all .+,,,cl, n,,
: For VIC are nae fou we're mar that fou
l But just drapple in yonr e'e;
! The cock may craw, the day may daw,
, The song ended, up struck the Fiddler
| in his hest Style the reel of .',JeunV dang
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Hospital building interest fund tnx 2cents on each $f00 valuation of taxable property
 County general fund tax $-.06 on each $l00 valuation taxable prop erIy
 On motion and by vote If Messrs Wormser and Halb-rt the fees of the sheriff fer collection of taxes is fixed al the sum of A per cent.
 .Iu the matter of the contract of the Board with ". ". Elliott & Co.,, to furnish book ard Autographs of Mar icepa c1ubty courthouse, Mir. H. N Elliot, agent for said ". w.. Elliott & Co appeared and deliver, ed the books and liiographs as per contraci, and on motion and by V ,le If .hcssls. Wormscr and Haibcrt II is oldere.i that warrant be drawn in favor oi ". " Elliott & Co.,, for the sum of $50.00 on the general fund If the county, that being the balance due them under said con- tr ci. After which the Board ad, journed until one o'clock, p. m.
 One p. m. Board met with NJ. Wormser, A J. Holbert aud clerk, present.
 Bond of G R. Brewster as notary public, was approved by the Chair mat.
 Board adjourned until 3rd Mon day in Augu |, 1884:
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TFrom Saturdays Daily. ]

Mir Pike. the gentleman who wa Discharged few days since on an at empt to nuke out case os ats fempsed rape against hIn, informs V us that he is resident of the county doing business among us, md tha, hts real name is as above mentioned He has dune nothing 10 cause him 10 go under an assumed name.
 We print in tedsy's issue an in : teresting circular letter from Hon. A. D. Lemon. our commissioner to New OrleaLs. to the people of he county relative to the matter of gathering samples of variou. pfo- nuc's for ,xhibiiien.
 The leading question with Tucson pspsys. nom IS, .'Have we q Mayer! Fhe ancient ard honorable pueblo has got into a bad municipal way and now stands somewhat in the condition of q grass widow,
 Agua Fria Station b.-longing to gr, H. Calderweod has beeR sold ard Mr. CalderwOod will move his f smily to his ranch some eleven miles down the river.
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There are tw enty county societies in T, xas, be-ite eighteen auxiliary societies composed entirely of ladies, and they are all at work getting up exhibits for the great Worlds Fair that opens in the Crescent City, De- cem Der 1, 1884 The Ladies' Socie- t., of Dallas, having membership of cue hundl red and fifty, is trying to be"t the one managed by the ladies at Fort W orth, ia all matters relating to the Exposition.
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mar,copa County rrot erty

The total amount of property In the County Of Maricopa as shown by the assessment roll after adjourn- men. Of Board of Equalization is S2,078, LAO. of this amount the roll SHOWS 961 town lots, valued at $224, = 99O; 50,126 acres of land, $227 ,875 ; 1885 horses, S6s,n0 5s3 mules, s33, TOO: 1s9 sheep, ,s2O1; 5,974 cattle, $98,74O; 6,395 hogs, $12,5S3; 745 wagons and carriages, $39,sOO; 2s musical instruments, $5,590; 2 gold mills, S44,050; Il miles of railroad, counts, SIS, ,945; merchandise, $173 800; watches, clocks and jewelryr $2,496.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14
TFrom Fridays Daily ]

4 row in the T cson Cou-cil led to tise resignation of Mayor Straus', tae mem b r. having passed rcsnlu- tinn inking from him the power of apnointing committees N wonder he resigned. What's the glory of 'otlice Wolth when shorn of the pow CT appointing committees
 Mr. Carrier, for long time fore man at Herr:ck 6 Luhrs shop has accepted the posIiion If horse-sho' T f 1T ilIe stage company and will en> ter upon his duiies at once travelling along thelline frem Phoenix to Mar> icops and Ash Fork.
 Pima county owes over s613.00O while Mohave county owes about $2O,OOO. c mment Is uselesss-No- hare .Ai,ser.
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AN OPEN LIE ER.

Having been duly appointed com | missioner to the Worlds IndustI ial
 Exposition at New Orleans, to rep
 resent the agricultural, horticul>
 ural, minIns ard other industries
 and resourci of Maricopa County
 at such Exposition during the com
 ing wilter and spring; I earnestly
 request the co operation of every citizen Ii the work of collecting and
 preparing for shipment such articles ss will Lest represent the various products, industries resources and capabilities o' eur greai valley.
 To asst in the proposed work, I
 make tho following suggestions
 1=t.-All persons prepari z grain for such Exposition will put the same up In ten pound packages. us ing strong Canvas sacks, marking the the same wi.h name of exhibitor and kiEd of wheat, corn or barley number of pounds planted per acre, number of harvested or grown, nun btr of Irrigations given to mature crop, wien sowD and n hen ready for harvesting. number of acres of the land upon which it was grown and probable value per acre.
 2nd.-Exhlbitnrs cf fruit must put the up in glass jars; If in the natural siare, put Tn alcohol, if pres served use white sugar and put In gl ss jars. Alcohol and jars will be furnished by calling al my office in the Lemon Hotel. If You prefer, bring the natural fruit and will as- sist you in putting it up at the stor> age room at the above place
 We much desire a good assortment of the different varieties of the fruits grown Tn the valley, such as peaches pears, prunes, plums, figs spricols, nectari1e, pomgranates apples and grapes.
 Each jar must be labelled with the name of tie person sending, the kind of fruit, preserve or jelly, age of trees upon which the fruit was grown, tune of ripening, number of irrig ations required to ripen crop, chai ac;er of land upon which the trees are growing.
 Sd-It ores are put up for exhibi- tion, they must be iu strong canvas sacks, marked with name of owner of mine, district, the assay of the ores in silver, gold, copper, galena, also proximity to wsier.
 4h.--Specimens of ancient pot tery, also reptiles, insects. bird', plants, flowers and woods, native 10 the country will be gladly received for exhibition.
 5th.- .-I would also suggest that a large map of our valley. showing the course of the river, the various .itehes. their relative positions, ca pacify, and length, tue extent of our xud susceptible of irrigation, be irawn and properly framed and be placed on exhibition to better illus trate the extent and char acter of our l valley and lls future DO. abilities.
 With a united effort in this matte we can make this of exhibit of our products at the Worlds Fair, of | great material advantage to us, in capital and people among | ls, and dispel the the idea of the of the outside woi Id in general that ,ur country IS desert.
 All articles intended for exhibl~ Ion must be ready by Oct. 25. Ex- iibilion opens Dec 1sl and closes in May.
 Q A. D. LEMON, Com. Worlds Fair, fer Maricopa Go
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Sperm atorrhna, Prostat orrha. Emissions, fmpotency Exhau sted vitality Prematur Decline, and LOSS OF MANHOOD from whatever causs produced. It cn riches and puri1es the Blood. Strengthen inc Nerves. Brain, Muscles. Dige sion, Reproductive Organs and Phy and Mental Faculties. It stops any natural facilitating drain upon the sysie preventing involuntary losses debilitatiP drea ms, sem Il losses with the urine. ct SO distructive to mind and body. It is pure climinator of all Kidney and Bladde Complaints. It contains no injurious in gredients. To those suffering from the veil effects of youthful indisrretions or ex- cesses, Il speedy. thorough and permanent cure is Guaranteeo. Price S2.50 per bottle or five bottles in case, with full direction and advice, S10. Sent secure from obse- vation to auy address upon receipt of brice or c. 0. D. To be had only of pr. c. D. SALFIELD. 2i6 Kearney St., San Francis co. Cal. Consultations strictly copfiden' tial. by letter or at office, FREE. For the convenience of pati isnts, and in order to in. sure perfect secrecy l have adopted pri. vate address, under which all packages are forwarded.
 TRIAL BOTTLE FREE
 NOTlCE-I will send u ial bottle of the REJ JUVENATOR-sufIicien to show its merit-free ofcharge, to any ore afflicted applying by letter. stating his symptoms and age, Comm unicat.Ons strictly con hdentfal
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| years-such as loss of memory, Lassitude, Nocturnal Emission, aversion to society, Dimness of vis,on, noises IH the hesd. the vital fluid passing unobserved in the Urine and many other diseases that lead to in- sanity and death.
 Dr. Mlntie will agree to forfeit Five Hun dred Dollars for 8 case Of this kind the Vital Restorative (under his special advice and treatmenD will not oure or for an r- thing impure or injurious found in it. pr. Mintie treats all private Diseases success fully without mercury Consultation free A thorough examination and advice, fn- cluding analysis of urine, $5. Price of Vital Restorative $1 50 bottle, or four times the quantity, $500: sent to any address upon receipt of price. or c. O. D. secur,. from observation and In private name,i If desired by A. K. Mintie.M D., No. II Rear ny St. San Francisco, Cal
 SsmpIe bottle sent free on appli- cation by letter stating sym ptoms.se and age. Communications strictly Conhden- tial.
 Dr Mintfe's KIDNEY REMEDY NEPHRETI- CUM, cures all kinds of Kidneyan bladder Complaints, ,GonorrhGa, Gleet Leucorrohea For sale by all druggists; $l bottle; SiA bottles, Ss.
 Dr. Mintie's DANDELION PILLS gre theo best and cheapest Dys pepsis and bilious cure iI the market. For sale by all druggists. -1if,iau1
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Dr. SPINNEY NOH KEARNY STRET. TREATS ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
 DISEASES
 XOIININ M E NJ

TREATS ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
 YOUNG MEN
 NTHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM w the effects of youthful follies or in- discretion wiG do well to avail themselves Of this, the greatest boon ever laid at the the altar of suffsrng humanity. Dr (. SPiNNEY vii. guarantee to forfeit $500 for every case of Sem nal Weakness or private disease of any kind or charsc ter which he undertakes and lails to cure.
 MIDDLE AGED MEN.
 There are many at the age of thirty to sixty who are troubled with too frequent evacuations of the bladder, often accom- panied by slight snarting or burning sensation and a weakening of the system ih manner tha pntient cannot account for. On examining the urinary deposits a ropy sediment will ofteu be found and sometimes small particles of albumen will appear, or he color will be of thin lk- ish hue, sgain changing to dark and or nid appearance. There are many men he die of this difficulty, ignorant of the caI e, which is the second sta of animal we 6- ness Dr.--Spinney will guarantee peri [ cure in all such cases, and healthyr . toration of the genito-urinary orgrns.
 Office Hours-10 to 1 ahd to 8. Sundays from 10 to Il A.. M. Consultation free Thorough examination and advice, $5.
 Call or addre s
 DIR. SPINNEY & CO.,,
 N Il Kearny street San Francisco,
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Territorial Twigs
Star

CLdT
 On Sunday st 6 o'clock the camp belonging to $. A. Clayton on the Ecstasy mine was completely de. stroyed by fire; loss about $500. Justs how the fire originated is un> known. The fire was discovered by the men on the Emerald and Tele- phone mines, but too late to extin. guish the flames.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
Is a ncVeI-faiIinr

ls c never -faliln 2 cure for Nervous Debility, Exhaust edVitality. .Semin- al alWeakness,Sp ,Sper- ms mstorrhoea, Lost Manhood. Impo- tency, Parais wis, P r o s [ atorrhea and all the terri ble effects of selfab buse, youth ful follies, and ex-
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TwENTY-FIvE years
Itching Piles Symptoms and
 Cure.

The symptoms are moisture, like per spiration, intense itching, increased by scratching; very distressing. particular ly at nIehi it seems as if pin worms we e crawling in and about the rectum; the pr vate parts are sometimes affected. If allowed to continue very serious re uits may follow. SWAYNE'S OINTMENF T is @ pls aSant and sure cure, Also, for Teiter. Itch, Salt-Rheum, >cald- H cad. Erysipe as. Bsrbers' Itch, Blotches, all scaly. crusty Skn Diseases Box. by ~WAYNE 6 SON, Phila., Pa. Sold by Druggists mon tu wed fri <
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to Marriage e c. from Excrs ses or Youth iul Follier, or any cause, Speedily, Safely and Privately cured,
 Y"ung NiddIe A Aged and OId men, and al who need medical skill; and eX per; ence, C7nsult the old Euro- . can Physician once. Ills opinion costs nothing. and may save fLture miS- cry and shame When inconvenieit to visit he city tor trea ment. medicin es C; be sen everywhere i4y express. free from, nbSerVati.;n- It is self evident that physician who gives hi- whole ai- tentiOn t0 q cisS< of diseaseS EttainS great skill, and phy sicians throughou. | the country. know ing this frequently rec l ,mmend difficult eases to tn nTf est Specsniist. by whom every known god remedy is used The Doctors . Nge and ExDF rience mak~ his opipi JR l of supreme impOrta1ce. EsF Those who call see no one but the Doctor. Consultations free and s cred l ay Confidential Gases which have failed in obtaining relic; lsewhere espe- cialy solicited. Female disea .es success | fully treated. The Doctor will agree mt cured. Call or write Hours: Daily, | from q. m to p m.; to B. evenings | Sundays. 10 to I2 only. Send tor ''The 1 Sanitarist Guide 10 Health :" sent free | Address as above.
 fSc The services of the celebrated old | German Physician, D. o GERARD, from | StraEs burg have been secured at the LIEBIG DISPENSARY- Hie fame as a | specialist for diseases of men is universal l ly known. and hundreds are daily avail l ing themselves O the opportunity of free | consultation, personally or by letter, in all languages.
 DR. LEERIG-S Wonderful German ERVEgOratOr Permanently prevents all Unnatural Loss es from thu system, tones the nerves, sireng hens the lnuscles, check= the waste. invigora es the who.e svstem and restores the afflicted to Health and Hap pinesr.
 The reason so many cannot get cured of Seminal Weakness Loss of Manhood, etc. is owing to complica ion, called PROS- TATORRH A with HYPERAETHESIA which requires peculiar treatment. Dr. Liebig's InvigOrator is the only positive cure for PROSTATORRHEA. with perul- ia, Spec al Treaiment, used at LIEBIG DISPEkSARY.
 Price of anv3SOrttOr &2- Case of six bottles. BIO Sent to any address, GOV cred securely from observation.
 Most powerful electric belts ice to pa- tients.
 To prove the Wonderful Power of the lNVIGORATOR,
 A S2 Bottle Given or Sent Free. Consultation Free and Private.
 Call, or address,
 LAEBEG RISEXS sRT,
 400 Geary street San Francisco. Cal
 Private entrance 4eJ Mason St eet, four blocks up Geary street from Kearny Main entrance througL Dispensary Drug store.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14
Ep5tdph.

Four miners arrived last evening from Pennsylvania, ana started to work in the Grand Central this nor ming. They say they saw an adver. tIsement in Piftsburg paper that miners were wanted here at $3 per day, and as they were only getting sa dollar day there in the coal and >mines. and not working more
 S the lime at that. they
 ngood lime to come west.
 &sir statement. hun-
 be glad to come
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Board of Supervisors.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ] MARIcoPA COUNTY, 4 T.
 1Fz A, 11 1ooL

OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ]
 MARICoPA COUNTY, 4 T.
 MONDAY, Aug. II. 1884. Board of Supervisors met this d,ly pursuant 10 law. to levy the tax for the year A D 1884. Present, NJ. Wormser, chairman; A. J. Hal bert. supervisor; Frank Cox, clerk. Minutes of previous meeting read. approved and signed.
 Or motion, and by vote of Messrs. ~Wormser and Haibert, N. Herrick being absent and not voting, It is seied that the following territo-
 county taxes be levied and
 sthe county of Maricopa
 1884, for the pur-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14

I miles down he river.
 An unengsgcd spectator of ihs recent Tonte Basin fight gives the following particulars te the Miner The trouble was virtually over the rosrd-up of cattle, and the Tewks- bnrJs, with that end in view, weni bver 10 Stinson's house in the hope VI of arriving at some amicable under staLding in determining upon an \ acce ptable locality to both parties, . and a convenient time for such pur- rpose. Iu try+ug to settle the matter when without any warning McCanR, of the Stlnson party, immediately commenced firing at John Tewks bury, who reireated at once t0 tie Icar of a stone wall. In an instant the firing became general on both sides. neither doing any injury afer I the first two shots, both parties taking shelter about the place and shooting whenever an opportunity offered. George Blaine, who will be remembered as one of the witness es for the Tewksburys in the recent trial st eur District Court, was the epiy person hurt in the scrape, the ball striking h.m :sths s7zEs 7YzzEs~an the sfE side of the face low down, and omi g out on-ttfe same side about 1ree inch hes from where it entered. f round and may result seri- .<s with proper care he will The fusilade was of short nd only few shots were reports heretofore cIrcu- death of John Tewsk~ ntrue, and, outside of others were hurt. The parties signified their \ "have It out" and pc long existing bad them, but through trouble WAS prevent pr both parties were justice of the pieces, at locality is looked
 Ser and no action
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Place a can top down hot stove until herted, then remove tho cover and tlnel- chem ist will not be required to detect the presence of Ammonia
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This Great RejuvInating Remedy and Nerve Tonic.

is the legitimate result of twenty years of practe cal experience and CURES WITH UNFAILISG GER TAINTY Nervou and P h ysic $ De bility, Sem
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14
THE EXPERT SPEClALl5T.

nR. ALLEN, AS Is WELL KNOWN IS A( regIlar graduated Physician. edncs- ted at Bowdoin College and University of Michigan. He has devoted aslifctime to, and is xc 1now,ed.Sed 70 be ths most ex- pert Surgeon in his speciality on the Pr- nj q
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DIR. MTNTIE.

SPECIALIST AND GRADUATED No. ii Xearny Street, San Francisco Cal PRIVATE DISEASES WITH WoE>
 DERFUL SUCCESS. THE nDcRT EMnF,CH 0rEsrnN
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Test Your Baking Powder TO-Day
THE TEST

Brands advertised absolutely pure CONTAIN AMN6ONIA-
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Our 10 Horse Ws Gaarantce to furnish power to SAW 1000 feet of Hem'oc boards in 10 hours. Our 15 Horse sciH cut 10000 feet in same time
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THE Dr. Liebig

! Frlvate Dispensary.
 : 400 Gtary st.. San Francis cn t'nI
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

IL the Senate on the 5th the members
nounced. Among the bills reported and
placed on the calendar was Senator Cock
rell's Missouri war claims bill. Several
resolutions OF inquiry were adopted, all
bearing on some of the Investigations in
progress or in contemplation. Tho Bayard
Bank currency bill was made the special
order for the 13th inst. Discussion pro-
crossed on the bill to settle titles
to Mexican lands......In the House
the resolution making an APP
preparation TO send an investi-
eating committee to Hot Springs was re-
jeoted. The foreign copyright bill was
placed on the calendar. Resolution for a
constitutional amendment to make elective
the offices of Postmaster, Collector and Dis
trict Attorney was tabled. A number Of
bills were reported, and the House went
into committee on the bill establishing u
bureau of animal industry. Mr.. Hatch ex-
planned the bill at length. Final action was
not reached.
ANOTHER revolt Is feared in the Span
ish army.
A THOUSAND weavers have struck at
Lawrence, Mass.
BAKER PAsHA has been defeated by
Ell Mshdi in the Soudan with loss OF Sax
guns and more than 1000 men.
The Mississippi River Convention as
semblei on tho 9TH in Lincoln Hall, Wash
ingtoH.
The members of the Illinois Press
Association called OH President Arthur on
the 9Th.
TIE steamer bearing the remains of
the Jeannstte victims sailed from Hamburg
on tho 9th.
GERMAN Conservative papers gro
making violent attacks on the memory of
Herr Lasker.
The board of inspectors of steam YES
| sells have begun an investigation OF tho
City of Columbus disaster.
THE Democratic Senatorial caucus in
kentucky succeeded on tue 9th in breaking
its deadlock and nominated Blackburn for
Senator.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR gave his first
public reception of the season on me 3tu.
The attendance was very large.
Tue eleventh annual meeting of tho
Grand Lodge A. o. U. w. began It's sessions
in Syracuse, N. Y, on the 9th There is
now a membership Of 1928. During the
past year S322, 900 were collected in assess
ments and $4,000 paid in death claims.
! The Chinese Commander-n-chief has
only just been ordered to make detailed
plans for campaign in Tonqpin.
o. A. CARPENTER, charged with the
murder OF Zura Burns at Lincoln, ILL.,, has
obtained change of venue to Petersburg
Menard County.