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CITY NOTICE..
Notice for Judgment
OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER,
ST. PAUL, Mimi, April Is, 1884

will make application to the District Court
in and for the county of Ramsey and State of
Minnesota, at the special term held Saturday,
May 2, 1884, at the Court House, in st. Paul,
Minnesota, for judgments against the several lots
and real estate embraced in warrant in my hands
for the collectionof unpaid assessments, with in
terest and costs thereon for the hereinafter named
special assessments.
All in the City of St. Paul, county Of Ramsey
and State Of Minnesota, when and where all per-
sons interested may attend and be heard.
The owners and description of lots and real
estate are as follows:
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Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Lot. Block. Assm't
FL Schmidt. ..............7 16 IS "a
Michel's Subdivision of Block ID, stinson's d.
vision, ST. Paul
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Confirmation of Assessment for
Grading Walnut Street.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, !
CITY OF ST. PAUL, MIMI, April Q, 1884. (
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tinson's Encouragement Of Block 45, Lynn
Daytons Addition to st. Paul.

Tinker's Addition to St. Paul.
Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Lot. Block. Assm't.
II w Gutsche, My e of
WHY q of.............. g Sc rs
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Warren s winslow's Addition to st. Paul.

VI Gantzer, lot 2 of Ewing and Chutes'
Subdivision of Lots and z, block 1,
Leech's addition. Observation-Disclosures. S27 0G
All in the City of ST. Paul, County of Ramsey,
State OF Minnesota.
GEORGE REFS, City Treasurer.
1O5-1O9
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Assessment for Constructing q
Sewer on Walnut street from
APPOINT 43 #. North Of North
line Of Oak street. to Pleasant
avenue.
Dayton & Irvine's Addition.
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The rexas-pae,aa Land esrans
fWash,ac.na Po.lN


 The at'eauon oi Secretary Teller was called recently tn a published article c ancerniog he T-xa Pacific land grant. in witch pelsons inter ested were aivise 10 write the Sec> setary of the Ior protesting against tse ooaifm on oS the grant and asking n. t0 I fe- tha matter to Congress. 1Ic lr s9ii that that the .lc'e v a@el % misAD> prohansien of ts fsc'7, as WAS also another reeea Y ru h..l article on the s-.saa . CT s's'1g him severely on c,oo,-t = v.pags that that he ln,eoJs sC the claim to Congrs>a, 1a.s s-ls hat such 6 referea 2os .ts.os of t. H. ,i ss a.i, reSelgsi d numbar uT ls sn Pc Sn3s who seer.e3 ,-, tNal t e:ls ne essary fra ..n ,sive~ E iA ordar j- g; a.fo 9 Congress. T ~. wss nos the casa. Ia es ihe land grant 7vas r ia .3sl, and since that t~a o,r es A.4 Ia the aathoi y .a gelzo saeh aa assi izana or sep al of the T,xs f show its ti>anpro ov,,i e. -e but nothing hts bs M :g reaA'e he ssi2 who s.a so e IFS usw in the interest os s aiG nat c ansl ;er itt s et inc est ta oi .ns the last sessi'n raa aCaT again ia ses-.a', waa 2 ma,;,r wss h.: ii~ aelio !, aa,i f n ia- terest in taa 5es oj ha case, they co ! a1 sss Congress on lhe ss Is,s saI uor htgn,
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From Mondays Daily.]

From Mondays Daily Days growing longer, White fosts, these mornings. The last chance before tho swear ( fl begins,
 Resolve ani re resolve then die the same. PoPE. A newspaper is already talked of for the Quijo,oas mines. Judge c. A. Tweed is attending court at Tucson.
 Mr. J. II. Gotten and lady have moved fnto their handsome new cot~ age on west Monroe street. There will be call meeting of Arizona Lodge N. 9, F. k A. NJ, at their hall tomorrow evening.
 The miners are getting out into the hills today, preparatory to doing assessment work tonight at 1s o'clock.
 II. R. Patrick and P. K. Hickey have formed a copartnership for the transaction of real estate business. Their card may be founl in another cnlumn.
 We are in receipt to> day of handsome New Years card from the Stndehaker wagon company, of South Becd, Ind. The card consists of an elegant lithogrspl ic piece of music "Wai' for the Wagon
 These who have medicine chess remember that St. Jacobs oil, IS tae great specific for bodily pains and household accidents.
 - But about twenty miners will be employed in opening up the Quijo- toa mines when work begins, and some sixty ar seventy are already on the ground.
 The meeting of Baptist Sunday School for the distribution of Christi mas prizes will take place to~mos~ row, New Years day, at o'clock D, m.. in the lower story of Wooisey's Hall,
 Mrs. c. 4 Lnke has purchased the north half of block 10, On NJ la~ roe street from Mr. Stefani Purcell for $1,a0o. 5ae will proceed to erect handsome res deace on the prop> erty and otherwise impravs it with in the next few weeks.
 A man named c. Burlev, of Dra> goon Summit, this Territory, chal- lengeS J. L, Sullivan to spar with hard gloves for from $fOO to $500, and he agrees to forfeit one>ha of the amount that he wants to fight for and meet hlm in Tucson any time il Is convenient for him.
 The material for telegraph line between Prescott and Ash Fork is at the latter place, and whrk will be cnmmence,l early in January in constructing It. The line will b. built hy the government, under the supervision of L cut. Mans, of the Signal Service department.
 Messrs. R. Reasner and c. H. Clayson, of Chicago, Ills, who have been spending some d ,ys on Cave Greek examining what is known as tho Ithaca Consolidated group of mines returned to town last event ig aud express themselves as thorou2h~ lv satisfied wIth the pi o>pects which they found. They left for ChiUago this aftern ,on.
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F. A \. N. ERe a'iatEoD.

Last evening the following officers of Arizona Lodge No. 2, F. x 4. M., were installed for the ensuing year: 5. E. Patton, NJ; NJ w, kales, S. w.; E. Gang, ]. w.; J, Y. T. Smith, Treas; ". F. McNulty, Secy.; N. Rosenthai, $. D.; N. HeTri k, l, D.; ]. B. Cramer. Marshal; J. Nj. Greg ory and NJ. Mitchell, $ ewarts; D. F Hathaway, Tyler. After the in> stliat;oa ceremonies were finished, /, az e'egant supper w'ls served and a ,soad time, 2 nerally, was had,
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Notice of Sale.

NOTICE IS h-reoy given that in pur-
 IN suance of act of the L"gis slative 4 Assembly of the Territory of Arizona, en- titled ''an act authorizing the County of Marie pa to issue b nds to raise anoney for the purpose of building a court house and jail and fencing and furn shing the same.n approved January 2sth, 1888, the Bo .rd of Supervisors of MaricOpa County Arizona will sell at public auction, to the highest and best hi9d-r f r cash in go in of the United States of America on Friday the frs day of February 4. D. 1884 at 12 o'clocs m., in front of the present court hou door, in he city of Phoenix. MaicOpa county. that certain lot, piece or arcel ct land with the improvements thereon situated, lying and being in said city of Phoenix, Maicopa County, Arizona Territory, and bou ded and described as follows te wit: Lot number Fifteen (15) in Block number Twenty-two (22).
 The Board of Supervise uf Maricopa County reserve the right tN reject any and al bids for said property.
 Tn" said Boa'd of Supervisors reserve th further righr to remain in possession of the said property until inc Is day or Apri 1eS4. Blu if possession can be given sooner notice will be given O the day of sa Q.
 The fixtures. furni'u-eiron cells and 7,. 900 bricku on said property are not em- raced in this sale
 By order Of Board of Supervise ~s of Maricopa County, made on Nov. 18th, 1888.
 FRANK COX, Clerk
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Koya arc.. 2sase,,s.' Ins.allatian

The following officers of Arizona Charser No. l, Royal Arch Masons, were installed last evening:
 NJ. w. Kales, H. P; \, Herrick, K; !. B. Creamer, <. C. C. II, Iahvs, Capt. H; J. Alsan. P < ,; E Gang, k. A. Capt; Gen. Marlar, Nj :. Srd Veil; N, Rose.thal M. Bad Wei. ; T. II. AcNetl, lst Veil; ?. B. Kelly. Treasurer; r. A. Shaw, Secretary.
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 years-such as loss of memory, Lassitude, Nocturnal Emission, aversion to society, Dia1ness of viA.on, noises IA the hea l, the vital fluid passing unobserved in the Urine and many other 6iseas es that lead to n sanity and death.
 Dr. Atlntie will agree to forfeit Five Hun- dred D Jnars for case of this kind the Vital Restorative (under his special advice and treatment) win not cure, or for any thing impRre or injurious found in 1t. pr, Mintie treats all private Diseases success fully without mercury. Consultation free. A thorough examination and advice, in- cluding analysis of urine, $5. Price oi Vital Restorative. $3 bottle, or four times the quantity, Sl0; sent to any address upou receipt of price. or c. O, D. secure from observation and In private nam if desired by 4 k, Mintie, M D., No. kearnY ny St San Francisco
 Sample bottle sent free on application by letter stating symptoms. sex and ago. Communications strictly Conilder tial. Dr Mintie's KIDNEY REMEDY NEPHRETI- CUM, cures all kinds of Kidney an bladder Complaints, Gonorrhosa, Gleet. eucorl hea For sale " all druggists; S1 bottle; Six bottles. S5.
 Dr Miniie's DANDELIoN PILLS ere the best and cheapest Dye rrpsia and bilious i3 the market. For sale by all druggists.
 jau1 -1tf.
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schoeI Report.

The following is a report of the Phoenix School for she month Dc Whole number of pupils, ...1s9 Average daily atten lance, ... ..172
 Names of pupils who were nei! her absent or ,ar'ly and who averaged ninety per cent or over during th,- month.
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The Boston ! oung Mems Chris tian Union, uhich for ten summers past has given rides to invalids, dur ing he pas summer furnishcd ,402 inmates Of hospitals ani p"or homes with carriage drives in the suburbs. In addition to this, 4,l6O steamboat and horsccar tickets were distrib- utea to the same cll.s of ;.ersons
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I. 0. O. F. Election.

The following officers Of the O. Q. r. lodge in this city were elected on Saturday evening last: L FHv> Ter, N. e.; N. Mi cheli, V. C.; j. E Wharton, Secy IL H. Orme, Treas.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03

Minneapolis has just completed 8 $1 1,500, GOO ho el.
 For the week ending Dec, 15, the coinage of standard silver d sllars was S378,4s4.
 The Nav4jn Indians are said to be stealing the stock of white settlers near their reservation.
 Four per cent Ulited States con sols, which Secretary Sherman Was at first unable to peddle oul, have advanced to 1241s.
 A prominent citizen of Salt Lake thinks the Legislature will make polygamy crime, m the hope of having the Territory admitted as state.
 A strong eh IF! is being made to have the bonded whisky perio ex> tended, and q delegation has asked Secretary Folger to stay the collec- tion of taxes until Congress shall have acted upon the m stter.
 Articles of incorporation have been f!ei by the NJ Msckey-Fiood Ca ble company, which covers routes to various countries of EuropeA West Indies, Mexico, Chinl aad Jap tn
 A second letter written in bl ,od by Nihili~t in Tr 'ube' kile fort al SJ. Petersburg, describes the horrible treatment of the prisoners who are left with decaying dead bodies, and fed on mouldy and putri1 food.
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Eniaenaea of NFa,a.
Dr. SPIN N K NOII KEARNY STRET TRKATS> ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
 DfSEASES

TRKAT5a ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
 DISEASES
 YOUNG MEN
 "THO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM w the effects of youthsNi iNilics or in discretion win do well to avail tht mselvea oi tl1is, the greatest hNon ever laid at the the altar CT sui ring humanity. Dr. SFsNNEf will guarautee to forfeit 500 for every ease of Sem nal Weakness or private 6!sease of any kind or character which he undertakes and laiis to cure.
 MIDDLE AGED M FEN
 There are many at the age of thirty to sixty who are troubled with too frequent eyacuations of the bladder, often accom- psni cd by q slight sInarting OF burning sensation and weakening Of the sY stem h manner thu patient cannot seconut for. Gn examining the urinary depoS1ts a roay sediment will ofteu be found and sometimes small partloles of albnmen will appear, or the color will bo of a thin n lk- ish hue, again changing to dark and or pid appearance. There are many men h9 die of this difficulty, ignorant of the cat ., which is the seeon sta 0 ofs minsl We k nos, Nr. Spinney win guarantee peri cure in all such cases, and heatthyr toration of the genito-urinary orgrIs,
 Office HourS-l0 to and toS. SunGays from 10 to II A. V. Conep ltatlon ffee Thorough examination aud advice SS.
 Call or addre
 DR. SpENNEY < CO.,,
 \ II hearny street San Francisco,
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Tue United States consul at Odessa informs the state department that it IS reported tn It petroleum has been desc7vered in Ra sia in greater volume and more valuable than that found ia tliis country
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Mss JULIA DOLE, Tracher.
THIRD GRADE.
MRS. 5. Cox, Teacher.

PRIMARY DEPARTMENT. Roy Davenport, Chester Hall, Claude Bew ley, Ray Wll.y, Geo. Mogonctte, Freddie Mauk, Frankie Nlen, Marks Allen, Sidney Pinney, Louis Woolsey, Edi h Jacobs, Ida Mogonette, Louisa Allen, Ella Franklin, Alice Christy, Eirnest Shumaker.
 MRS. H. BURY, Teacher. Pupils who have reached the per centage for promoti n will be as- sig cd to their proper classes, by the
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMDY

IS q never Tai ling cure for Nervous De blity, Exhaust .edHitalit ,Semin- elWeakness ,Sper- me orrhOea, Lost
 Manhood. Impo-
 tency, Parsly is,
 P TO s [ . atorrhaa
 and all the terri
 ble effects of selEabGse, youth ful follies, and eX- cG6spS in u1eftfre
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trustees, on tho opening of tn e school after he halldays. All pupils will be required t. remain in :heir respective classes nnti. they are fully preparssi to take the next course of study as prescribed bY tae Terrific rial Board of Eiuea ioa.
 Mas, c. \. STANTON. Principal.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03
Masonic Banquet and Ball.

A-iznna L0dga No 2, F. and A NJ. will give their Annual Grlnd Ball and Banquet on the evening of Janu,ry 6th, 1851. Sj 'uraInS brethren in good standing are in~ vited 10 attenI.
 J. B. DREAMER,
 IN -ENTRAL.
 N. HERRICK,
 W. F. MCNULTY,
 NJ. MITCHELL, Committee of Arrangements.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03

 Sperm atoTrhoe. Prcst ta'orrha. Emissions, fmpOtenov nxhau sted vitality, PPematur Decline. snd LOSS OF N7ANEFOOYDi rom whatever cause produced. It on riches and Durifes the Blcod. Strengthen the Nerves. Brain, Muscles, Dige ton, Reproductive Organs and FhY and Meuta FSenlties. 1t stops aFy natural debilitating drain unon the syste preventing involuntary losses 6ebilitatiI drea ms. seminal losses with the urSSe. ct so 6fstrnetIve to mind. and body. AItis sure climinatcr of aif Kidney and Blatlde CousDIaints. II contains no iniui ious i0- gredients. To those suffering from the veil eiiects ofvauthful indiscreti0ns or ex- cesses, q speedy thorough and permanent , ure is Guaranteed. Price S2.50 per bottle or ffvc bottles in case. with full direction and advice. St0 Sent secure from ohse- vation to any address upon receipt of hrlce or c. q, D, To be had only o. nr. c. D. SALFIEf-n, 2i6 koarney St, San Francis co. Cal. Cansg' tatiOns strictly coniden' tfal, by letter or at office, FREE. For the tonveaicaeo Of pat. ants, and In order to in sure perfect secVocN 1 have adopted pri vate address, undel which all packages are forwarded.
 TRIAL R0TTH.E FREE.
 NOFlcE-I will send tl ial bottle ofthe REL U WEN NATQIs-5Ufiicient to show it's merit-frse ofoharge, to any one afflicted applying by letter, stating his symptoms and age, Communications strictly con fdential
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TezE5

Passengers wi es' an Monday DiEal sE
 tell some thril. perience on tbo left there on Fridty a.. r as Gilleti, on Friday they were compelled to .t. .a.ni - ing of swollen sereae os13ov. While crossing the Fsia at Gillett Wells x arg c- t',.s treasure box a ,d one mail bag was washed away, The box was recovered but the mail sack faated davn tie stream and has net sIuce h .on heaid from. i portion of the m Ill had o be Jeff over al Glllett 10 dry out. Mir. Brecht who was a passeageF on the stage h d narro escape from drowai1g in assis.iag 10 get he st .ge across the rapidly raaaing eur rent. Le4ving Gillett m sunday morning, they got an far us Bunble Bee station, where thy ere again compelled ta lie over U iii Monday, finally reaching here on Monday night about ten o'clock, bringing the first southern mail that res,t he'd here since Friday.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03
YOUNG MEN

And MIDDLE-AoED MEN, who are suf- teriT from the effects of Yo"inful Indi~- NEnvors and PHYSICAL ntRiLlvY. INTO rENcE, Losr MANHOOD, confusion of ideas dnll eS es, Wersi n 10 soc ety, despo d. n cy, pimples cn the face, loss ot energy, Remember that by a cor binaiion of rom edies of great curative power the Doctor has so aryan- ed h1s uestme, that il will net only afford immediate relief bur per mAnent ON.e.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03

Word was sent to $ crtery Van Arman, Monday evening that the men employed in developing h's Sunset claim in Kirkland valley had made rich strike ot horn silver md rich milling gold ore in the; ,laim |.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03
My Hospital Expe.iene.

Having been surgeon in charge of two lea adiug hospitalsl ensb,eS me to treat all private troubles with excellebt results. I W sh it distinctly understood that l do not claim to perform impossihllities, or to have miraculous or sn0crnatUfal power. claim only 10 he a skilltui and sueceas ul Physician and Surgeon, TaoRoCGaiN in- formed in faY specialty.
 EeSseaaea Of SEaN.
 II applying to me vill receive my hon. est opinion of their piaints-So @X- prrifnenting will guarantee Q positive cure in every ease | undertake, or fo felt S1 ,ts09. Consultation in my o1S}eo CT by lvl CT rR and strictly psivste, charges reasonable, Thorough cxa Nination, in cludins chemical 3, q mcrosecpleel anal- sis of urine and advic,, 5000. Cal CT address
 1=- ALLEN. s6aS kearnv stre t, san trapcisoo- Cal, Office hopls 9t'S dA3ly, 6 to evening Sundays 9 to 12 only.
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THE EXPERT SPECIALIST.

nR. ALLEN. AS Is WELL KNOWN Is II a regular graduated Physician. eduea- ted at Bowdoin College and University ot Michigan. He has devoted a lifetime to the study of tho treatment and cure ot dt, seases within his sOeCialfV.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03
Thss Grea

This Gre4 K K-juvfnatssasg Rf D Dedy aud Nerve T' sEslc. is the Iegitimats result of twenty yeaIs of prscte cal experience and CURES wiTu uNFAn ING cEE- rAINTT Nervou and P h ysics De biiity, Sem
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LJr. Aliens
PRIVATE DISPENRARY.

2S < ksaraeY tseet saa Francisco, Cal, FOR TuE SCIENTIFIC AND SPEEDY CURE OF CHRONIC, NERVOUS AID SPECIAL DISEASES.
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SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Oh MONEY REFUNDED
WASHINGTON BRANCH: 922h F STREET NV,
PARSONS INSTITUTE" BALrnoRx Nd,
For the
GALvANO MAGNETIC TREATMENT OF DISEASE

The policy. which for three years has been the
OF introducing and establishing the Magnetic Treat
ment successfully III Baltimore, is hereby formally
lhaugurated on THIS THE 4TH DAY OF MARCH, 1884. in
the Capital at Washington. namely: In all cases
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED or the ENTIRE
AMOUNT PAID FOR TREATMENT WILL
BE REFUNDED.
We have personal testimonials Cali Of Baltimore and
many o this city) OF the radical and permanent of
are still daily appearing in the baltimore Sun to wit;
Dyspepsia Bright's Kidney Disease, Constipation
Cstarrli: Eryspelas General Debility Nervous and
Physical Prostratlon Insomnia Sieplessness, Lead
Poisoning. Heinorrhages Of Lungs and Pneumonia
Malaria Lunbago, Hay Fever. Neuralgia. Rheumatism
and Rheatic tiout Paralysis in all its forms ciatica
Spinal Complaint Liver Complaint Pains in Head and
IrIegullrities, Epileptic and tataiepc Commissions
Ulcer of stomach Asthma Chronic Headache Hip 10 mt
Disease. Spinal Curvature, Muscular Atrophy of any
part Of the body, Grafton of hearing
LOcoinotor Ataxer. We making speciality OF the
perfect Restoration Of Impaired Sight.
our Rnaran e. plan differs from the usual this
effect in that we give written guarantee to refund
faction not afforded the patients i'll the stated period
agreed upon the time of ril Our immense
practice three III Baltimore Of
good faith.
CONSULTATION FREE OFFICE HOURS FROM
IL NJ. TO p. NJ.
1t DIR. E A. PARSONS co.
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General Foreign News by Cable.

STAGNATIoN OF SHIPPING INTERESTS on THE TYNE
LONDON. March At il announced that great
Stagnation exists in the shipping interests upon
the Tyne. Vessels are idle To the number of ,2i,
and ]. 800 men are out OF employment
FRIGHTFrL TRAGEDY IN SPAIN.
LONDON. March An Tarragona. Spain. shoe
maker named Perez. - years OF age. entered "A cigar
store for the purpose OF rObning IL. Meeting with
resistance he stabbed ana fatally wound d an old
woman OF So her Two daughters and a servant.
PION-PL0N'S WIFE DANGEROUSLY III
LONDON. March At Is announced that the
Princess Cotllde. sister OF the King ga Italy and
vile OF Prince Napoleon tPloH-plon, is dangerously
i'll.
COLLISION BETWEEN CHINESE SOLDIERS AID EURO
Pf-iNS
LONDON. March 4.-Iiohg Kong advices Of this
date report that a collision had occurred between
Chinese soldiers and Europeans At Shanghai A
small body of the former assaulted several vi the
Latter and wounded two with bayoEels.
TIE LATEST IRISH INFoRMER
LONDON, March i-Meilis. the Irish infOrner.
who surrendered yesterday 10 the t,reeaock police.
states that the muTdelerS OF the Earl of Leilrim
Were Patrick Mclaughlin. a travelling Fenian head
center: Thomas Hunt and Michael Mctnn. He
says that he heard Mclaughlin confess THAI he
shot Lord Letrim. The muf,itr was planned in
London The last he knew or hcLaugh.inS move
mentS that lac Went to Dublin al lSs.. aad gave
Carey Two knives and $50 u The Secret society
updS
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Telcvraphtc ISrtces.

Henry A. Tilten. "A bIuther OF Hon. samuel T. III
den. who has been Coflno4 TO his home AT New p
hanoH y. u. several Weeks by ssTiC'is illness Is
rapidly sinking. and his physcians say he can sur
y1Ne but short time.
AZ MaterNIlr. Me. the fibre ware compaIgr's
buildings. FurbushS sash factory and ComInet4es
E!st mil were burned TODAY. Loss $4,000
An association of business men AT Atlantic CITY,
y. J., II about 10 build substantial steamboat
landing there, and Is taking steps 10 secure steam
boat communication with NeN York
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Chief Of Engineers, u. s. A.

GENERAL "RIGHTS RET1REMENT-COLONEL JOHN
NEWTON LIKELY TO SUCCEED HIM.
General II. G. Wright, Chief OF engineers, Q. S.
A, will be placed on the retired list OF the army
day after tomorrow, when he will have reached
sixty-four years OF age There seems to be no
doubt among those interested in the matter that
Colonel John Newton will succeed him as chief Of
the engineer corps. General Wright has held that
position since June 30th 1879 He was born in Con-
nectlcut, and was appointed to West Point from
that state. He became Il second lieutenant Of the
engineer corps July lst 1871. He served with dis
tlnct0n during the war, and was breveted lieu
tenant colonel, colonel, brigader general and
major general gallant and meritorius service at
RappahannOck station, Spottsylvania, Cold Har-
Dor and Petersburg He was breveted major
general, March 18th, 1865, for services in the
capture OF the latter place.