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MR. BLAINE'S TOUR
FROM CLEVELAND 10 roLEDo
1s' - Ts1 ~ y ~ y kts T..
A Repetition OF tho knthuslastic Ovations he
hna Received Everywhere he has Shown
Himselr.The Character OF Yestsrlay'a
Greetings In the buckeye state. Ne
Special Di1ateh to me Iatellioa,eer. =

Special Dispateh TO ne Inteliiseuotr. N %. K Y
TOLEDO, o., September 29.-Refreshcd
by u pleasant visit oftwo days with Mrs.
Garfield, Mr.. Blaine stepped briskly
aboard his special train at tho Cleveland
depot this morning. The cars moved of
to ltheg music Of cheers and workmen
tnrned out from their tasks US they sped
through the city, to send q word ol, fare;
well after tho next President. At Obcr.
lin, the seat Of the college Of that name,
extensive preparations had been sllade for
Mr.. Blaine's reception. He spoke from
stand near the depot to 5000 people.
flowers were presented TO him by several
Indies. At Norwalk the whole lpopula-
tlon Of Huron county was Ttcongregated.
The blaine party was conveyed in car.
riages to ., stand utthe intersection Of tho
principal streets. The houses on the line
Of march were decorated with rare beauty
and skill, and the town was Respondent
with flags and bunting. 1t was IL red let.
ter day in its history. Ex,Presidcnt
Hayes was on tho speakers stand and
spoke a few words; K, 4 'i4ts VA
The next great ovation was at Sandusky.
Mr.. Blaine found Il beautiful pavilion III
the public square before the High School
building. fiG.was heartily and repeatedly
chcercd. Twenty thousand persons lis.
tened to him ind everyone in that great
assemblage was luckily and pleasantly
surprised with the man. Mr.. Blaine gave
the people some brilliant bits OF oratorv in
this town. lie has the happy faculty OF
saying the right thing ut the right. place.
At Clyde there was another eager crowd
waiting for the train and the decorations
in Mr.. Blaine's honor were pretty, over
his path to tho speakers stand, being Il
huge banner Of ovcrgrcens bearing the
words, welcome to our next President,
James G. Blaine" 3l,. sz.i
At Fremont, ex-Prcsident Hayes intro
ducedM Mr.. Blaine, and nude speech. The
reception was exceedingly cordial. n
The most elaborate and splendiddemon.
stration OF the day was witnessed ut
Toledo. The train rolled into the depot
ut 1 o'clock. A dense crowd chcered Mr..
blaine till he was driven away to League
Park, where he addressed thirty thousand
people. In the evening the city blazed
with torches, and fires Of gorgeous hues
flashed brilliantly from every street cor
ner. Mr.. Blaine reviewed the parade in
hishonor from stand in the street. There
we're bveI tw6lve; thousand men milne.
The lakocounties tof Ohio are ablaze with
Rom h)irnp nntbur;num 49, 49, .r.T
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THOSE WHO we're present al the Opera
House last evening, and ;thosewl, read u
synopsis OF slason's speech Finythese COL
umns this morning should not forget that
the "erratie' statesnlan is The paid attbl-
neyoi the holders Of What ARE known IS
West Virginia: Certificatesy Ne. iA1ason's
cloqucncl is paid for; There Is no dlsin-
tcrcsted patriotism in his makeup: ,,ts
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WHAT is The connecting link between
JIM. Mason md the Supreme Court that
he must needs throw his whole soul into
the defense Of the Little Four, iii regard TO
The 1SrEllloEScrn contempt case? Has
Mr. Mason'ssynaicate eseheine anything to
do with the election OF the two Democratic
judges? The people will be perfectly safe
in voting against them on: the circunstan-
tial evidence that Mr.. Mason defends their
action and advocates their reelection. +
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+ a Southern AI0nxtor.

4 NEw ORLEANS, September 20.-Rcd. Nc
Donald has been arrested in Arkansas and
returned TO Webster Parish. He and ono
Pickett are guilty Of terribly cruel mur-
der. Some little boys were scutlling, when
one Of them, negro boy, by using stick;
got tho best Of tho two. white boys and es.
capped, Pickett pursued the boy, captured
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-30
4glvANDERBILr,s RETIREMENT,
distinguishing His business Into tho Hand,
Jttt nlsN Itf! of His Eons. aU bI7 .'.I

|fEt'IsiI' t4t of His Sons. aI1 'u'
NEw Yonk. September 20-Mr. Van
derbilt has retired from active business
lie said today: "You must not inquir,
of me about tho affairs OF the Central. Gt
to tho officers Of the road. I nm no Longer
mn official. Il,ave retired from business
and my sons-Cornclius and William
take charge Of my allairs,
Ills retirement amounts 10, this: A
year ngo lie yielded tho presidency OF tho
Central 10 Mr.. Rutter, but remaincd in
the management rs chairman OF the boar,l
Of directors. Recently le retired from
this position also, being succeeded by Cor.
nollis. ;.ar - GE|i5 go
William II. is q much poorer man than
|heWhs two years ago. In iact, his losses on
nccpunt OF unfortunate speculations, and
especially on those OF his sons, arc csti.
mated at from $3O,OOO,0O0 10 $4,000, 600,
Since the old Commodore died Cornelius
and William K.ihave' spcculated heavily
with disastrous result, and their father,
William e., has been obliged 10 shoulder
their losses. The brokers OF Cornelius
Will not deny that lic has lost, but say
that hc Is abundantly able to pay, inns
much MS ho has Ills fathers S2OO,OOO, 900
TO buck him. VI
"For two or three years lio has been
loaded with stocks" said well informed
broker, "flc purchased ut high prices and
since then there has been q very heavy
falling of. Ills brother went into spccu.
lutiOll mt nhoui tEp sornc TINA Inf a. lilo
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Found Hanging to n Rafter.

CllAhLEsroS, W. VA, September Co.
Last Monday morning Mrs. Sophia Sum-
mcrtell lnysteriously disappeared from
her home near this city. Some inquiry
was matle for her but she was not found
until yesterday when her husband visited
n barn on the farm 10 examine the hay.
The body was discovered by him hanging
from q rafter. The husband and wife did
not live happily together, and it is thought
in u moment Of temporary insanity She
sought death by hanging. The coroner
noon. Tho woman was forty years old,
and leaves family Of children.
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CLEVELAND. September Je9.-Allen Dil:
NOR, who operated the Cedar Avenue
Flaming Mill, which was fired last night,
and IN cmploye named Wm. Dincher,
were arrested this afternoon chargedwi
setting the place on fire. The warrant was
procured BY tho owner OF the property.
It is believed some Of the fires lately have
been startedby mischieyous boys, and that
some others resulted from spontaneous
combustion, but lin the present state Of
anxiety tho general belief is. that an
organized ban1 of 'incendiaries arc at
work. Sundays sensational rlimors, in.
cluding those OF threatening letters re-
ceiyed, have. been found to be basclcss. i,t
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z. Commodore Fillebr0wn's Funeral.

BnooELyS, September 29.-The funeral
ceremonies over the late Commodore
Thomas Scott Fillebrown took place this
morning from the Commodorc's residence,
at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, and were
conducted by the Rev. DR.. Hall, Of Trinity
Church. There were n large number OF
naval officers prominent citizens and la.
dies present to pay their last tribute OF
respect to his memory. Alter lie ,ser.
vices marine battalion took charge Of the
body, md the line OF procession, in which
there were several companies OF sailors,
formed. as tho procession passed dow,
Main street to the wharf, eleven Minute
guns were discharged. The remains were
placed on the Catalpa to be .taken TO
Washington, the home OF the late Com.
modOrc, lE.tJ + Il =, (. - d. .Sft,it.,.
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: jTmr communication from aii1 Irish CATH
olic OF tho Valley Of Virginia, which -ap-
peats in another column, isworthy. Of the
attention OF Irishman.syy He;strikes
h.nl at the cx.Alayor Of Richmond, who
smoke here u few nights ago; ~ Is Es.l {: |:
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{ Invading tho Enomy', Stronghold:

n ALBANY, September 29-Among to-
days callers on Governor Cleveland werc
Bishop Gallagher. tof Louisiana, accom-
panied by Rev. Walter ". Dattershall, Of
Albany, and J. II. Aldrich, Of New York !;
]. B..,Bedileld, Of Chicago, and james W.
Ridgway! Of ;BrobkAy,i. Gen. Butler ii cx-
pectcd to drriye'in Albany at o:3O r. ".
to-day. 1t is said lie will make IL speech
in Capital Park, in: full Wow from the
windows Of the Executive Chamber.
both Butler and Grady ut a mass meeting
in Hudson avenue tent, this evening. {
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SEPTEMBER 3o 1854

sponge. After having his shoulder illslo.
Gated byWilcy falling on him in the third
round, Bohen declared hc could whip
Wiley with one hand, and went through
four more rounds and was finally dragged
away insensible by his hackers. The
sports were satisfied with tho exhibition,
which they speak Of US ono Of the gamest
fights on record. T3n5{ s 9ti.S oESff7
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Firebugx In Allentown.

- ALLENTOWN, Pa, September 20.-An-
other attempt was made to-day to fire
stable by inccndiaries. The excitement
was h3to.night.N Mayor. Shines called
a. a.meeting OF citizens Mt which the strongest
measures were adopted to apprehend the
tirebugs. Last night citywas patrolled
by 4,twcnty-three extra policemen. The
toEco. will be strengthened Il necessary.
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GENERAL ErTLEh has: !: carried the Var
into Africa. lIe spoke at Albany last
night under the shadow Of The Capitol.
There is nothing timil about the. General,
and from. thisbold move it would .appesr
That he has enlislcdifor tho war. W. : {.
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Notwithstanding in Pennsylvania

PnILApELrnIA,scpte GA special
from PhGnixville, Pa, says: DR.. Francis
Bridge visited tho farm: Of Wm. Dutton,
Westownship, Chester county, and found
eleven cattle Of his herd sick with pleuro-
pneumonia, which were killed and others
condemned. lAllthc cattle in the herd
will be slaughtered. These; are the only
cattle in the State knownlto be affected
with plenro.pneumonia, although few
herds in Chester and Montgomery coun-
tics ure still under quarantine. -i :
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v! Mn. Observation-Disclosures notoritty,
makes a spring intopubllG no,iee by firing
dT ohc thousand printed pages q 'tcsti-
nony in regard to the management Of the
DEPARTMENT OF Justice. W. IS
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AN A Fierce Fight.

NV YoRK, September oo.1-There wasa
brutal prize fight near Long Island City
late Saturday night between Matt Bohcn,
aged "a, weighing l5o pounds, and John
Wiley, aged %, weighing Isl pounds, both
Of that vicinity. Sixty sports Of this city
were present. Bohen had the worst Of it
all the way through,s being pounded
nearly to death, but with wonderful pluck
refused 70 lot his friends throw UP the
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Must Come to TI,,,e.

WASHINGTON, September 29.-Chief In.
spector Sharpe, Of the Postofllcc Depart
ment, has issued general order to all i'll
spectors, directing them in cases: where a
deficiency is found to exist in the accounts
OF q lostoillce to arrest the postmaster
and Immediately begin legal proceedings
against him through the District Attorney.
The practice heretofore has been to allow
the delinquent postmaster to supply the
deficiency, II small amounts, from his per-
sonal means, y. Al /; S. s. =. .l!Al f-Sst
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Wgprint some highly interesting read
Ing from Lewis county this morning,
touching upon Mr.. Brannons political
Standing in that section and tho compli-
ra,el state OF affairs TINT exist there. q.
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5VOLUME XXXIIT.--NS+ ,1[,II3 2ESSST ESS

manhood Of those men who think they
have been maltreated revolt at tho idea
OF csiecrfully supporting firannon, IN the
coming campaign. We have only emu.
meriteda few OF the many objections that
some ZONE Lewis county Democrats lnave TO
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Hs rrafEI-E : :
Growing Over Circulation.

3 New YonK, September o0.-The World
newspaper celebrated its increase in circu-
lation to over 100000 copies to-day, by
firing salute Of one hundred guns in
City Hall Park. X ct X v. Y s gc
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]. NJ. Mason sustains tho Supreme
Cour. in.tbs lE1ELlIGEscEn contempt do
rision. The 1S1ELLIOEScEn's vindication
|, NJ last cOn,plete 'NstSlf&G l. ,y. tlE
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u LOUISVILLE, September so..-slrs. Bkr.
bara Bechl, an old woman, was burned to
death this afternoon. Her clothing caught
fire from d grate..s She was alone pin. the,
house and burned to . crisp before she
was discovered, ,S
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MARRIED..

,,WATs0S.-pARK-on Monday, September o..
W.VA.;,b by the Rector, Rev. Il. IL. swo0pe, III
JAMES W4ToS and Mn. FLORENCE g. TARK, both
o! o. New York clIy,. formerly ol Wheeling, No
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him, and with McDonalis aid tied him
To N Nnsf I hrItnl 10 ,uLintnl him rilf off

TO n post, brutally whipped him, cut OH
his ears, split his mouth opcn to insert u
big rope as II gag, mutilated him horribly
IN another manner, and finally shot him
dca,l and left tho body us food for dogs
md vultures, The ailair became known
through IL dog which brought In ono Of the
crime while drunk, anl then fled to Ar
kansas. jH1nT'g Ht0I.YggIptf .5g z q
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What Docs This Nom :.

YosKEns, N. VI; September ss.-Alra:,
Morosini, Mrs. schelling and her sister
sister julia, have arrived Mt 3 tho: family
T,ss'a,ence, having driven up from New
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SENATOR DAVID DAVIS Is out for Blaine
and Logan. Flo says TINT Republican
success was never moro important than
his year. ~. --L.-,SAs -. ,1,.l
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AcconplSo to Mr.. Mason, f. Willis Will
son Is representative Of tue ''non.ol'lce
seeking class" Mr.. Mason did not intend
IN be sarcastic. ,5 stS' stNs{E-l
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Gks g,ttel,ll.liq({elntler.. q liq({eln
TuAr supreme event Judge Brannon
q waiting for Is undoubtedly his defeat.

,wogips'ritDelalvisable tor the Demo.
cratic Congressional Committee 10 with.
draw Mr.. Btannon. reirkIS;fit si@
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ONE HUNDRED YEARS.
colorcd Masonic Centennial Celebration.

Colorcd Masonic Centennial Celebration.
X - Exercises Mt Diirurent Points.
I PnuLADELrnIA, Pa, September 20.-To.
day was a gala day among tho colorcd
population oithis city in honor OF the one
hundredth anniversary OF the introduction
OF Free Missionary among colorcd men in
the United States. Tho centennial cele-
bration will last three days, the three de-
partments into which the Masons are
divided, each being entitled to aday to
parade. This morning the parade Of
Symbolic AIasons took place. Tonight a
grand complimentary reception was ten
dcrcd to the grand oiiccrsoi PENNSYLVANIA
and visiting bodies by the Ladies Centen-
nial Commission at Horticultural Hall.
Tomorrow morning parade OF the Capt.
tular Masons will take place and in the
evening 4 grand banquet will be rendered
the visiting Grand Officers at Horticul-
t,ral Hall, On Wednesday the knights
Templars will parade in themorning and
80 to Keystone Park where prize drill
will take place. 1t is said that over 5000
Knights Templars will participate in the
demonstration. The celebration will"con-
clude in the evening by n reception and
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49, g'hs h"aAsot lAE EDMlSTOSS.. .1sfe. .isT
1Ie has publicly stated on frequent oc-
casions that the Legislature OF 1882 was
bribcd and bought, and bolted the nomi-
nation OF Hon. Andrew Edmiston, who is
IN cx-mclnber Of TINT body, and on the =
day Of October, 1882, carried tickets in his
hands und asked the voters To "scratch
the scoundrcl's snamc off,, &c, Edmiston.
prior to his election to the Legislature in
1880, said he would not vote for John
Brannon for the United States Senate.
because he had mistrcated him while on
the bench, when he (Edmiston) was
making one OF his first efforts in
4 criminal case, and for the iurthcrrelson
that on one occasion he refused to decree
tract Of land on a judgment that he had
bought, but when tried for his liberty and
property he sought to distinguish himself
by forcing Edmiston to trinl and insisting
on trying the case himself. In the first
instance the Judge claimed that it would
be improper for him to preside and deter
mine the case because Elmiston was his
nephew. And in the second case Edmis.
ton thinking that the same rule should up.
lply asked for q continuance on those
grounds and it was refused. $751; lsi; 81,
N@Is it ut oil surprising with these iact!
that the leading elements OF the Levi,
county Democracy fail to greet his nomi
nation with prolonged applause. will i
J Isurprlso everybody, II Individuality Rnt
Mohave County miner., 1884-03-30
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of an execution issued cut of Justice J J. Hyde's Court, of Mineral Park Precinct, county of MOhave. Territory of Arizona, dated the eleventh day of Febru- ary, A. D. 1884, in a certain acti T wherein William Lake, as plaintiff, recovered iudg- ment against E. H. Smith and Elizabeth Smith for the sum of one hundred and six teen ($1l6) dollars damages and sixty-nine 1869 25) dollars and twenty-five cents costs of suit, and all accruing costs and costs of sale, on the 11th day of February, A. D. 1884, I have levied upon the following de- scribed property, to-wlt:
 All the right, title and interest of the said E. H. Smith and Elizabeth Smith in and to that certain lot of land, designated on the plat of the town of Kingman as lot nine, in block three, said lot having d frontage of twenty-five feet by depth of one hundred and twenty-five feet, with convass house thereon, and situated on Front street, in the town of Kingman, county of Mohave, Territory of Arizona.
 Also all the right, title and interest of the said E. H. Smith and Elizabeth Smith in and to that certain lot of land, designated on the plat of the town of Kingman as lot eleven, in block three, said lot having frontage of twenty-five feet by a depth of one hundred and twenty-five feet, with house thereon, known as Mrs. Smiths LOdg- ing House, and situated on Front street, in the town of Bingman, county of Mohave. Territory of Arizona.
 Notice is hereby given that on Saturday the 29th day of March, A. D. 1894, at one o'clock D. m. in front of the county Court House, in the town of Mineral Park, I will sell all the right, title and interest of the said E. H. Smith and Elizabeth Smith ir and to the said above described property, at public auction, for cash, to the highest and best bidder, to satisfy said execution and all costs.
 Mineral Park. March Sth, 1884.
 ROBERT SHEEN. Sheriff.
 BS o. F. KUENCER, Under-Sherif.
Mohave County miner., 1884-03-30
Summons.

In the District Court of the Third Judi cial District of the Territory of Arizona, County of MohHve.
 William Miller, plaintiff, vs. Crescent Gold and Silver Mixing Company, defend ant. Summons:
 Action brought in the District Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Mo- have.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to the Crescent Gold and Silver Mining Company: You are hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the District Court of the Third Judicial District, in and for the County of Mohave. in the Tel ritory of Arizona, and answer the complaint filed with the Clerk of this Court at Mineral Park in said County a copy of which complaint accompanies this sum- mons] within twenty days exclusive of the day of servicei after the service upon you of this summons, if served in this county; but if served out of the county, and within this district, then within thirty days; III all other cases forty days.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the complaint as above required, the plaintiff will take judg- ment against you for the sum of one thou sand two hundred and eighty y-nine dollars, with legal interest from date hereof, and costs and disbursements in this behalf ex. pended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the
 said District Court at Mineral SEAL Park this twenty-sixth day o1
 January A. D, 1884.
 JOHN K. MACKENZIE,
 Clerk. s. HAMILTON and W. G. BLAKEIY,
 Attorneys for plaintiff
Mohave County miner., 1884-03-30

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Mohave County miner., 1884-03-30
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