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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

r,.r r.JNAtJS OF TIPTON. BY VIRGINIA W. JOIN
son ~ mo- pp, 1s2 Charles scrbuers Sons
This story bears about the same relation TO the
orthodox novel which certain class OF extraVa-
cant and lawless pay. very popular at some OF our
citv theatres bears TO legitimate comedy. IL AIMS
at nothing higher than qualification o! the gem
eral desire to be mildly puzzled and lazily enter
1aincd and its method very much like that OF the
so-callcd dramatiSt OF contemporary life and man
ners. who amuSes us by exhibiting life winch mas
no existence outside of the theatre aud manners
which would hardly he tolerated even there. uor
curiosity is stimulated by a little mystery, our
authorizations are held in suspense by missing box
OF papers, two pairs Of lovers playing at cross Pu-
poses appeal othc universal craving for sentiment
and two families OF ecceutTicS, always thwaltMg
one another supply the allowance Of lare!caI actlF-
ity which is necessary to give the piece 60 me
book has movement and merrment enough 10 1uI-
fill its purpose; and the scheme of bringing 'he
two sets of mutually antagoniotic and s'rongl
roptrasted FainaliS together under the same looi
and on the same enterprise was certainly comica
In the management of the mystery of the Old 1arhi
house however Miss johnson is not entirely sue
ccssfnl: and the piece comes 10 an end not because
the plot has been ar;isticaly worked out but ne
cause after the dramatic pcrsOn9 have chartered
and hustled through the standard number OF acts
II is time TO dismiss the audience before the enter
tainmcnt begins to pail. In short lie falnails oi
linton is Of little note literary performance
lut i'm IFS WAY il IS successful.
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Ocean Cleaners.
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FOR LONDON VIA PLY MOUTH
AUSTRIA. saturday oct - m
Storage either service, 40.
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS

DAITFTI MAIL , EANNTIII Uni ~ ,
4 LINES FOR CALIFORNIA SANDWICH ISLANDS,
JAPAN, CHINA, NEWZEALAND. A SIRALIA, CEN
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For Francisco the Istimus Of Panama
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Connecting for Central and South America AMI MexSh
From san FTaucacO LIST ami Br stL
For japan and China
CITY OF NETWORK sails Tuesday. Oct. 7, p n
For HONOLULU. NEW./EALAND and AUSTRALIA
CITY or ~YDNEf sails SATURDAY. : - p N,
or on arrival ~ London mails at san Francisco.
passage and general lnlgmlpn Apply al COM
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gneirnttlor.
For Bows and Young Msa-Oity.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SCHOOL OF ARTS.

The examination Of candidates for admission WI. oeS "
Tt ESpAN, sept. 30 at $3.50 o. M 10, .o, ,hou,s,rea
a the same time. co,,rCr.Tr- cor ~ =
ron WOMEN will present themselves al Nv ,nnon
TUESDAY. sept 80, at 10 q. M ChcuHis VI '
Cspdidatea FOR the Graduate pEPAhlM.Ni W't III,
hcr 6iron,os President AT the COLLEGE on fIi
nay NOTHING. OCT. = circulars cont illE r. u
instruction ioI tie coming year may oc A"' vi arr
SCHOOL OF MINES.
Candidates for admission 10 any on 81 me sly
,,rsee VIZ NI'unr Engineering (iv Eneneens nay l.
tcai and hprcd Chemistry, GEOLOGY Mti@liiaf IT,
|fro viii present themselves for eXaminilon Oh IVH
Candidate, conditioned in June last VIII DC leeA"ii W. "
tlC same tne.
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SCHOOL OF MINES.
SCHOOL FOR POLITICAL SCIENCE.

Tho rurpose Of this school is 10 give coIneir c,eL'
view a. nj Tie subjects both OF internal ana .lh"
,r-v fam The flrcei0ld standpoint OF history! IA" III"
Philosophy ., ,,, ,.-,sort t1oir certificates
10 the President 1t the college On FRIDAY MOhN4->"'
OCT.
Tbedrst session Of each Of the above schools Will begin on
MONDAY OCT. 4, al $3.50 a. y"
IA p. BARNARD, IL D, President
lqth and 5oth sts Madison and IN ayes NewNorS Cly.
fIARLIER INSTITUTE, y. \. city.
u log West 59th.St.-On Central PaIk.
BOARDING AND DAY - lIOOl
For bows and Young men from to-
Reopens Tuesday. September ~. ls~l
3Oil, commencement, JnnU 10. 1883. .,..o,a
,unls for Colleges ScleDtlhc N'ho"S
Business.
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EAU Schools.

UNIVERSITY LAW SCIIOOT~-Thc twenty
u sixth annual SESSION Of The school begins October
next and ems June !. 1850. . ,,.., ,...
course of two The school iscquod Tor the d'eirG
An allowance of not more than one years ma0e i0 equiv"
lent studies elsewhere. ..,,.,.u-,t.,.
The Lecture Room The main 10oI Of CNINfH~iI
pIriIbING WASHINGTON SQUARE, aui the Library
Ifali on The second have hocG hoiou2y rched 1i
arga ambitions have made tOo collection ~ reports aud
trY books For circulars. Sc. address Professor = ~
SELL Professor D. o. JARO -. SECRETARY Z" th' i"'u'N
Mutual Lie I}ullu.nE. 80 Na-.Ju+l
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Ncm 1]utIitatlons.
WORTHINGTON,
10 BROADWAY, NETWORK.
NLW ROCKS.


NEW BOOKS.
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ESSAYS AND LEAVES FROM NOTE BOOK LIMO
tlo:h, II 70. ., ,- , ,~,,.
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COLDS MITI'S COMPLETE WORKS. Nc" c"'o"
With copous notes. With vgncttes oL steel No'S'
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LETTERS AND OTHER WRITINGS LANES MAD
1SoN FOURTH President or THE UNITED
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EosWEILs LIFE OF JOHNSON. New edition. WIN
numerous additions by John Wilson Croker NJ r. ald hocs
rv various hands 4 vols CLOTH git extra So
NEW BOOKS FOR CHILDREN
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TWILIGHT TALES told for young Readers Illus
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NewYolk.
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.lME. BERTHA JOlIANNSEN,
"a distinction IN Vocal Art.
plANO AND NOCAL mslrnction by e.
BROOKLYN.

pcIlcuccd teacher best u rcrence larilcuar atjen
to be- GERMAN and ITALIAN taught Apply
BEARS BOARDING AGENCY, l8lO BroltYay.
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For Bows anil Yol1r M,a-Coultry.


LEXANDER INSTITUTE. Military Board
~ ing school, White Plains, y. Y. rIincipa.
o. X. WILLIS PHI. d.
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From Prentc 'sSfOres" NIl-st ieiry BfoD.lgn
Travellers for France SPAN ard itiy. pyrene.s pan
Nice. &c viii ave time an exp by tax fh.s line
First CABIN udn2 vino" 30 % 800 second aJin
STORAGE. S2j. For passage Apply - 1890.
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IustructloI.
For Young Ladies-City.

MISS A. KETCHUMS school for Girls WILL
nm i, IToPf Se 9 ev ac ss c al Is BOYS class separate
MISS BALLOW'S ENGLISH AND FREN 81
scboo for Young Iaae, and Little Girls No "a East
22dst. will reopen On Wednesday, october ISL
MISS MARY HARRIOTT NORRIS, to,....,,
Ms,es moi npder ten ye. II age oct Glasses Tor adults
thorough preparation for colegee Aamnallonr
%5yaucr Sia ssc.m History Art, LII ratr, scene ana
Mathematics Glasses IN History % ar am n rIl an
ii,s In9, Hn Gai m, 10 =; MOI
MISS JNrDON'S SCHOOL for Young Ladies
y ana Littlc Girls $40 Madi-on.avc aboge 4tth-st,
' "%ataTal METHOD" -
MRS. j. a. GALLAllER. ,.,n,n ec1oor
$50 M% oG Ao1 9, Ee,t o 5S[IoSI 5oTusT
and separate cIa' in Freseh AMI EnEh'l
MILE. RUEL AND MISS ANNIE BROWNS
M Eug,i19 Irene, Nan an ,tra1 nc n5ris
7TThAtWB rs FIFTHAVEr NEW YORK
INST below 'cnril PARK ami Opposite Dr. Ialrs church,
1ETSS GIBBONS. English and French school
vi for girls rcopens september q. at - West i1t3L
MRS. CHAPMAN'S SCHOOL for girls will
vi reopen TUESDAY. september 30 at 81 "est 2...s
Miss G. Il. KIERS TED'S
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN BOARDING AND
for and children win open q On T TS.nssay %$ o@
'''A' 4Oj WEST l2jrH.sr +, NEW.YoAK.
NIISSCHISHOLM'S Boarding and Day school
vi for Girls - East 6jth.st New-foik VIII .eoptn
Monday. sept 29th Eoys class separate CHcWhis on "p
phcatiOn.
MRS. WILLIAMES'
M Enf,I6 &@@ ADD GIGln viii ocsSSf
2 MRS WILfIAMES intends mis- year 70 limit TIE nni,
10 enoT The advantages OF school, WIN the 'nH"'n'o u
MADAME ROCHS
No iii MADIsON-AVE. Central Park
Reopens October Isl IN and extensive Bndns one
hundred feet south frontage. VINE Tor ClItu.al.
Mrs. SYLVANUS REEDS
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
cnnd East Fifty.thtr!.st.. New-Yorx.
crcuors On amp icaton AMI at Punams scribners and
Lock woods BOOk-~tOfes
NORMAL COLLEGE.
" competitive examination for the position orJunior
teacher the lTanGs o 0l ng October
eng AT o'clock q. IN.
By order Of the conln,tlcc normal Collegs :, c,or
pUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE rcopcns
:. D. BURCHAKD. u. J. President
= q and % W. aolst.
October !, 1874. 1890 -,
MRS. THEODORE IRVING. MISS l. !. HOWE
"STERN'S SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
OF NETWORK CITY"
q East 44thst between Madison AMI 5th aves
Circulars ready to be sent TO applicants
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AIRS. /. u BOWEN will resume Oct. l. 1SS J.,
Va hr Muse and Languages. For further par
1876 JoralcmOnst, Brooklyn.
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Jneirnttlon
Musical instruction
GRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSlC
CITY or NEW YORK.

A
~ Of the
CITY or NEW YORK,
40 40 WEST 23D-ST. 46 49,. ,.-,.,,
The ory muaic school the state cmpOwerei ny III -
tive the regular rees in music an" o
kindred
FORTY FIVE PROFESSORS. ,,
enhracIn the artists Of Europe AMI America.
strucoi III all branches Of Vocal and nstrnmenta Mst
Elocafo DI natic ART Foreign LlnRlaee5 aud Dta"b
and Painting the arst beginning 10 the inquest dr9'
perfection.
For Particulars address - - T., ~. oo, o.,
MISS KATE FULLER. Soloist and teacher OF
IA piano IarcTl attention 70 pupils IN comp1.ilon
IA classes Residence. 81 West ''ih-st.
hc'or-lc,s Professor 4 Marm0nte. Pars professor
bert PTuctner stuttgart, Mcssrs Sicn"ay u HoIs MI
George SchrHcE
NINE. BERTHA JOlIANNSEN,
VA distinction Vocal Art.
Is East 6Idst. near LcXinGfonave
DIANO AID VOCAL instruction by cy-
pereHccd teacher be. Of reference Iartcu.ar atten
10 be-. GENNAN and ITALIAN taught Apply
BEARS BOARDING AGENCY, l,8OO Broadway.
Brooklyn.
AIRS. /. i. BOWEN will resume Oct. |. ISIS J.,
f
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MIN IINE OE STEAMERS.
GERMAN LLOYD s.. co.

NEW.YOGK SOUTlTAMPTON AND BREMEN.
ELBE... Wel.Oct I2:30p.m WrR ~ SAT-. oct l. m
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Fl Ida Wed. oct 100 m NECkAN sat Octlo2 p ~.
PROM NfWn DIRK 10 LONDON, HAVRE and BREMEN
y We'd Steamer First CABIN $50 500 second Cabin 900
BY saturday steamer First cabin 80. Second CABIN. sj0
Steerage at lowest rates
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Cantlno Nta0emles.

Cnntlna AtaJfnlIes.
LIEN DODWORTHS -
"A sCUOOL FOR DANCING. G3l FfFTHAVENCE
IL nos closed Tor tho season.
VIII reopen SATURDAY. OCEl+
ALEX MACGREGORS
~ SCHOOL FOH DANCING ll2 NhGvc,
ReOpcns SATURDAY. oct Is
For private and elias, instruction zee circular
CARRIERS, Al WEST 1iTH-SI. New
" classes forming Lessons al hours waltz Taught Iapuiy
nEAN Il. ROBBERS school for dancing
~ LYRIC HALL 1913 Gtiavc Afternoon and evening
classes Mondays ant Thursdays send Tor chchm.
L'ERNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMY, l62
L 55th.st Bank Building Glass now forming Ike
opening reception Tuesday oct IA send for circular
MR.. TRENOR'S ACADEMY OF DANCING
VA Broadway and 32h At.
80 YEAR SOW OPEN. send for Circular.
y HARVARD RElLLY'S school for dlncln@
i ara department. j7S Flfthave. Opposi g windsor
Hotel TcOpcns Thursday oct. .. I'D for circua a:
~ GEORGE DODWORTHS SCHOOL Tor
DANCING and POLITE TRAGNING.2 u West 24th.
Mr.. Allen D)lwpIt Tho pat !. years com
mences saturday, OctO)ar H. seal iOr circular.
Mohave County miner., 1884-02-17

It was reported in London that 'tChinese" Gordon had been cap tured by Fl Mahdi's forces.
 Baker Pasha now has $500 men half of whom are unarmed; he tele- graphs that he can hold out but $ very short time behind his intrench ments.
 Bradlaugh will again attempt to take his seat in the House of Com. mons.
 The striking weavers at Blackburn Eng, are becoming r:otous.
 Walter Wilson, a prominent mer- chant, ran away on the eve of his marriage at Montreal.
 A state of siege has been proclaim ed at Suakim.
 On Thursday morning two chiI dren of Jacob Warrington of Madi son, FIa.,were stolen yesterday thell kidnapper was killed and the chil- dren were recovered.
 Ehe dedication of Church, the Chamberlain of Troy, N. r., amounts to $77,381 85.
Mohave County miner., 1884-02-17

The British Columbia Legislature has passed the new land bill, which raises the price of land to specuIators to $2 50 an acre and limits each pur- chaser to $40 acres, actual settlers to get land at $1 an acre, each holding 10 be limited to 160 acres.
 Divorce, in Switzerland, is a sim pie matter when both parties agree to disagree. If, at the end of a year, they shall mutually declare before a court that they do not wish to remain married any longer because of in compatibility of temperament, they get divorce.
Mohave County miner., 1884-02-17
143t.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Probate Court of Mohave county in the Territory of Arizona. In the matter of the Estate of William J. Beldin, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned adm 7istrator of the estate of William J. Beldin, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said de- ceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication of this notice, to the said ad- ministrator at the store of Melton & Beech CT at the town of Kingman in the county of Mohave and Territory of Arizona.
 G. w. BEECHER.
 Administrator Dated February 9th, A. D.. 1884.
 J. w. STEPHENSON
 Attorney for Administrator
 fl1y1
Mohave County miner., 1884-02-17
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 Mining Company, defend ant. Summons:
 Action brought in the District Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, ill and for the County of Mo- have.
 Tho 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 agalnst you by the above named plaintiff in the District Court of the Third Judicial strict, in and for the County of Mohave. in the Territory 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 exolusive of the day of servicel 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; in 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 iudg- ment against you for the sum of one thou sand two hund red and eighty-Dine 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 of
 January A. D, 1881.
 JOHN K. MACKENZIE,
 Clerk. S. HAMILTON and W. G. BLAKELY,
 Attorneys for plaintiff
Mohave County miner., 1884-02-17
Summons.

In the Justices Court of Mineral Park Preclnct, of the County of Mohave, Terri tory of Arizona.
 James Mulligan, plaintiff, vs. The Cres- cent Gold and Silver Mining Company, de- fendant. SummOnsi
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to the Crescent Gold and Silver Mining Company, defendant:
 You are hereby summoned to appear be- fore me at my office in Mineral Park in the county of Mohaye on the third day of April 1884, at 10 o'clock A. M., in an action brought against you by sad plaintiff, to answer the complaint of the above named plaintiff, Said action is brought to recover the sum of two hundred and eight dollars, due to Iliintiff for wCrx done as miner on defendants mine, or judgment will be taken against youf0r the said amount, together with Vne costs of this suit if you fail to ap, pear and answer. To the Sheriff or any Constable of said county, greeting: Make legal service and due return thereof.
 Given under my hand this 1st day of Feb ruary, 1884.
 JAMES J. HYDE,
 A Justice of the Peace for said Precinct WIG. BLAKELY. Attorney for plaintiff.
Mohave County miner., 1884-02-17

George Q. Cannon, Chief Apostle of the Mormon Church, boasts that he has the scalps of all objectionable Governors hanging to his belt, and that he would have Governor Mur rays. Finding his charges, malici- ously made before Springer's Com mittee to defeat Murray's reappoint ment have failed, he has gone to Washington to inaugurate further measures for Murray's overthrow.
Mohave County miner., 1884-02-17

The Tucson Star eulogises Judge Sheldon in the following words: No man was ever called 70 public posi- tion who entered upon official duty with more vigoI and integrity of action. The territory owes him an eternal debt of gratitude. He held the reins of authority with 1irmness, and exercised degree of discrimina- tion and sound judgement seldom equalled- He was bold, fearless, incorruptible and just. His brief career has been brilliant record of 3 noble spirit inspi1ed by the most stegllng integrltx.-
 His loss will be deeply felt. and his unsailied name will be held ID grateful remembrance by an entire people. whose cause he so nobly de, tended and whose interests he SC carefully guarded. He WAS a sol >tier, a journalist and 8 jurist, in each of which positions he excelled.
Mohave County miner., 1884-02-17

We print on an other page the full text of Representative Morrison S Tariff bill. This is one of the most important bills introduced this ses slon and is likely to prove an ele phant in the hands of the Democratic party. If it should pass the House in its present shave, the Democratic party would be knocked into a cock ed hat at the next election.
Mohave County miner., 1884-02-17
NOTICE.
Redemption of Court House and
 Jail Bonds.
TREAsURER's OFFICE, Mineral Park, MohaVe Co.,, Arizona.
 1884

TREAsURER's OFFICE, Mineral Park, MOhave Co.,, Arizona.
 February 7th, 1884. Notice is hereby given that the following Court House and Jail Bonds will be paid by me upon presentation at my office, to wit:
 Numbers T, 72, B, "A, 75, 76, v, 78, 79 and 30, for one hundred dollars each, Numbers 92, 93, 94 and 95 for two hun dred and fifty dollars each.
 All of said bonds are drawn in favor of the Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of Mohave County, A. T. and comprises the total bonded indeb tedness of said Mo- have county.
 And further notice is hereby given, that interest on the above specified Bonds will cease after ten (10) days from the last day of publication of this notice. w. NJ. KBmER, Treasurer.
Mohave County miner., 1884-02-17
Redemption of Contingent Fund
 Warrants.

TREAsUREB's OFFICE, Mineral Park, Mohave County, A. T.
 February 3rd. 1884. Notice IS hereby given that the following warrants on the Contingent Fund will be paid by me upon presentation at my office, to wit:
 Numbers 545 557, 564, 56s, 5e3, cos, COG, 662, 663 6S6, 719, and 72O, And further notice is also hereby given that any of the. above specified warrants not presented within 10 days from the date hereof. will lie over until the succeeding advertisement is made.
 w. NJ. KRIDER,
 Treasurer.
Mohave County miner., 1884-02-17
Sinking Fund.

TREAsURER's OFFICE, Mineral Park, Mohave County, A. T,
 February 1st 1884. Bids for the surrender Of County War. rants will be received by me unti 2 o'clock P. M. Monday, the 18th day of February, 4. D. 1884. Amount in the Sinking Fund to be bid for is Twenty-Five Hundred dol lars. [$25OO.l
 Bids must be in the form of sealed pro posals, accompanied by the warrants offer ed, addressed to the County Treasurer, and marked Sinking Fund"
 w. M. KRIDER,
 Treasurer.
Mohave County miner., 1884-02-17

The Ohio river is on the rampage again, causing great destruction to property in the towns along its banks with some loss of life. The river is three feet higher than the highest point last year and is stlll rising.
Mohave County miner., 1884-02-17

Walter Van Dyke, of California, is the choice of the Tucson bar for Judge Sheldon's place and they have petitioned for his appoint ment.
Mohave County miner., 1884-02-17

The trial of the Bisbee murderers ended last Monday. All were found gnilty and were to be sentenced on Wednesday.
Mohave County miner., 1884-02-17
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The London Times IS ninety-nine years old.
Mohave County miner., 1884-02-17

Advices from South Africa report the death of CetewaYo, the famous Zulu chieftain, from heart dis ease.
Mohave County miner., 1884-02-17

Thomas Chenery, editor of the London Times since 1877 and distinguished Oriental scholar, is dead.
Mohave County miner., 1884-02-17

Some land in the city of London was recently sold at the rate of $3. 100000 an acre.
Mohave County miner., 1884-02-17

Ex-Senator Bruce, of Mississippi, has the following to say LR regard to the issues of the coming campaign; The only two issues in the next PresIdentlal campaign will be the tariff and what we have herotofore denominated as the Bloody Shirt. The latter issue has been pretty squarely raised again. aln conf dent of Republican success in the contest. ] hsSp't g doubt that Geo. Sherman could be elected sasIly and handsomely. He has been resting cn his iaurels, creating bo expedition
 He has no enimies to fight hin. His friends are numerous and strong iuen, but he says positively hs wall not have it. I saw, only yestsTdsy
 Erote to Gen. Vonblies, in
 AaHexnina-
Mohave County miner., 1884-02-17

California has more vineyards than Italy, and produces more wine than France.
Mohave County miner., 1884-02-17

h1efJustlce Axtell of New Mex leo is being investigated at Wash ington.
Mohave County miner., 1884-02-17

The Prescott Courier nominates c. P. Head of Prescott tor Con gress.
Mohave County miner., 1884-02-17


 A London cablegram says: Late adyices from Fl Mahdi's camp con- firm the report that the False Proph- ot has started out to subjugate the entire world. The recent victories of the rebels have so emboldened them that they are advancing along tue entire caravan route. All tele graphic communication north of Khart0um has been severed and grave fears are entertained that the Nussulmans of Suakim will treacht eEously rise and massacre the Euro pean residents. Great excitement stiQ prevails ID London.
 1t has been discovered that Miss Annie HockWa}t was buried alive on January llth at Dayton, 0.
 ''Texas Dan." a notorious outlaw was arrested ip Chicago,
 A man supposed to be Kid Wade the outlaw, was lYnehed near BaSset Neb.
 Police Judge Edwards Of MORtrose Col. was fatally shot by COW boy named Watson.
 An entire block in Hazleton. FA. suddenly sank three feet. The Eastern trunk lines have agreed to restore tariff rates.
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