Mohave County miner., 1884-09-14

shirt against Germany was ut it's
highest pitch. The special impetus
which the war spirit received today
has been gwen by the widely circn
lated rep ,rt that Premier Ferry has
determined TO force declaration OF
war by France
New York, Sept 10.--Twelye pros
trations from heat TO day, and three
OF the persons died.
Philadelphia, Sept. 10-The heat
here is intense. Five men died at
the hospital during the night, and
there were two new cases this morn
ing. The animals at the state fair
are suffering terribly, and many
specimens NJ poultry are dying.
New York, Sept. 10. +. A number OF
people are prostrated by heat. 1t is
| impossible 10 learn how many deaths
have occurred in the hospitals from
heat. Street ear officials state that
should the weather continue the
same one more day tho lines here
will have I'd be suspended.
Lewiston. Ne, Sept. 10, - The Jour
nal publishes returns from over 200
towns on The prohibitory constitu
tional a,netdment which give A9,454
In favor, and 1875 against the
amendment. The majority viii be
increased Il, over 10000 by the re-
turns yet TO come.
Augusta, Maine, September 10
The following dispatch was forward
ed from here to-day TO John A. Lo-
gan, Chicago: Returns from remote
parts OF the state increase our ma
jority beyond all expectation. In
1858 to1ns the republican majority
over Radmkn exceeds 1900, and
the prospect is that by the complete
returns TIM majority may reach 10,
600 II may be- the largest ever given
in the history Of the republican party
Of Maine, with two exceptions at the
close OF the war. The latest returns
show that the republicans have car
ried every county in the state and
elected every member OF the state
senate. The magnitude OF the re.
publican vote is surprise 10 both
parties and shows that large mum.
ber Of democrats joined our ranks.
WALEER BLAIsg.
Cleveland (O) September IA
great confagration is raging on the
fst. Tho entire fire department is
in service and kilograms have been
sent to Akron. Youngstown, paines-
vile, Erie, s;andusky and Toledo for
assistance. The origin OF the fire Is
unknown. lncendiarism is supposed
by some, but the most probable the
ory is that sparks from tugboat set
rire early in the evening TO pile OF
shavings, IRON which the flames
spread autll Woods, Perry q Co.'S
extensive lnmber yard was ablnze.
"a m.~-Ihe FIRE is surrounded by
II
the Cleveland fire department and
visiting engines aud unless the wind
changes II will be confined TO its
present limits.
About ten acres OF lumber and
frame buildings were afame at one
time and Euge clouds Of smoke,
thickly studded with burning cinders
were blown by changing wind for
miles. causing much excitement, lest
the sparks would kindle fires ia every
direction and perhaps lay waste a
large part OF the city.
The loss is estimated at from S..
000,OO0 to $1,000, ,00O, but it is imposs
ibIe 10 give accurate figures. Woods.
Perry & Co. lose S25, 600; House and
Davidson, 100000, both their plan
ing mills belng destroyed; Hubbell
& Westover's l:.mber yard, loss $40,
900; King Il Cos lumber yard, loss
100000; Variety Iron Works, loss
not ascertained.
Madrid, Sept. 11.--At Madrid, three
fresh cases, two deaths; Montfort,
two fresh cases; Elcb, seven fresh
cases, -four deaths; Balaguer, two
fresh cases
London, Sept. u.-Advices from
Tamative, Madagascar, Of August 80,
state that the French had lombard
ed and temporarily occupied town
on the coast some distance from
Tamatiye.
Naples, Sept. lin this city dur.
ing the twenty four hours ending at
nine o'clock this evening there has
been 966 fret,h cases and 1928 deaths
from cholera. In other parts OF the
province l48 new cases and ninety
four deaths.
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