Mohave County miner., 1884-06-08
represent the F1lley faction.

dividends of 11a per cent. in favor of the outsta nding creditors of the Miners National bank ofGeorgetown; Colo, making a total of 763 per cent.
 New York, June Fisk & Hatch notified the stock exchange of their resumption. Blaine left for Augusta, Maine this afternoon with his family.
 Tie brig Senorita recently sailed from Philadelphia for Aspinwall with about 100000 pounds of Atlas pow der for the Panama canal,
 In a trial at Leipsic, two men named Kraewski and Heutsch were convicted of offering to sell military secrets of Germany to other powers. Heutsch was sentenced to nine years penal seryltude, and his accomplice will be imprisoned for three years and seven months.
 St. Louis, June At is stated here that information has been received from New York to the effect that ap- plication will soon be made for the appointment of a receiver for the Texas & Pacific railway, and 1t is also stated that trust company has been buying coupons on the mort gage bonds instead of paying them, and will claim the right to name the recelver.
 Denver Colo, June 4.-Attached to the Santa Fe train which arrived in Denver this afternoon was the Pullman hotel car, "President" hay ing on board the Siamese embassy bound from New York to San Fran cisco. There are seven in the party icludlng two English servants. The embassy includes Krom Nun Mares Varariddhi, envoy extraordi- nary and minister plenipotentlary from his majesty the King of Siam to the United States. l.. B. Prince Sonapandit, counsellor of the lega- tion. Le Major Snayh, secretary of the legation. Mir. Wilberforce Wy Kee, attache of the legation and Mir. Mai Yuan, an attache of the legation. The party are now at the Windsor Hotel. They leave tomorrow after noon for San Francisco.
 New York, June 4.-The schedule in the insolvent assignment of James D. Fish, ex-presIdent of the Marine Bank show liabilities of $4, ,230,620 Nominal value of real and personal estate S4.179,392; estimated actual value S5S2,594.
 Kansas City, June 4-Sher1f Chandler, of Lyon and Shoemaker Miami county. Kansas, arrived in the city this morning in search of a ! Pleasantou murderer. A fifth body that of young girl, was found in Pleasanton yesterday. The murder ed party has been identified as one of the family Of J. H. Anderson, aI lmprovident farmer. It appears that they had knowledge of some crime committed by Lewis Wampton, 6 nephew of Anderson's. Some days ago the two men left the house to, gether. Waml ton returned alone saying that Anderson had sent foi the family. They started in wagon and on the way tits supposed WaWp ton murdered the woman and fOul children and fed It IS predicted that Anderson has also been put out of the way. Wamrton afterwards was seen at Poala, riding the missing horse, and it Is believed ne came tc this city. sGgeat excitement at tHs scene of tue crIiIssslgl J. o. P Bnrnsiae, disbursine clerk of the postoffice department, has been arrested for the embezzlement oi i S45,U00, winch he claims to have lost 1u oil speculations. He was lieuten- ant colonel of the Seventy-frst Illin. ois infantry, and is one of the best rife shots in the United States. I The earl of Aylesford became in- toxicated at tho Derby races, refused to safrendpr his railway ticket, and strucktheinspector at London bridge. In the struggle wcich followed, the aarl bad aleg broken in two places. He llbsh heeome an international cele- brity fsom his purchase of ratt e raiich fn Tezas.
 Behare, Ohio, June 2.-William Troll ayoung man, was walking the streetsslate Saturday night with a girl, wien he was assaulted by Mike Clarke, who was jealous ot him. Troll turned on hlm and shot, the ball taking effect in Clarke's abdo-
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