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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-01-31

The ta.est news from Africa is
thar the Z;lIl King has the Group;
this news is dnnbted By nllny. bur
Notwithstanding. the tricn,lS of the
king hive sell: him y ease OF DR..
Bulls Gnu-i Syrna !n;lcon>eqncnJ-
Is know i!:$ ,,...?>' Is certain.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-01-31
steamer EASTERN SHORE.

Steamer TANGIER.
GAIT. :. II. WILSON.
'rncslry and Friday forCr.ncll, Finncy's,
OnancocS. Pitts wharf, Cedar Hall, EcEoboih.
pocomoHe City ana Snnw hll.
Rcturnln. Leave Snow Hin every Monday aud
Thursday AT 81. M. iou,hngat the above land
-incs ut tie usuid hours.
all Steamers leave Crisf&d for Balti-
20 more on arrival Of last down train.
Freight and passengers received Tor all points
on Tie y. y. Philt. and Norfolk. Wic"mco and
Pncoin"Sc. nu'l Delaware. Maryland and Vir
g.na Railroads.
Positively no freight received nfcr p, III.
ana must lie prepaid 10 all points. exccp
OH the y. Y. Phia. and Norfolk R1llrnsd.
Pr. cLARE. Ge-.-a, Agent,
los South street. Baltimore.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-01-31
MASTER BUILDER & CONTRACTOR.

Meals at all hours, on the European
plan. First-class lodging furnished.
Livery Stables Of Jacob, Bro. & Co.
attached, and passengers conveyed to
any part of the Peninsula. Has recent
ly opened to the public half-inile racl
coursc. Has branch houses at Ward
town and Hadlock, y ortllampton coun
ty. Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-01-31

EsrSarnIsx only 81 a yea,
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-01-31

all Susy's dreams of happiness, had
mot Joe, with II cry, utterly indie
scribable, flung himself between
the heavy, mrrderDus weapLn, and
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-01-31

self in src'l offerings us were withinl
his rracll--bouqucts Of wild flow
rrs, clusters of delicate ferns lia
knew she loved, baskets OF wiAl
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-05-02
Old rnT4

They say that Brigham Dung S
grave is I''Nin& bare ana oeSolate
as a boulevard now AT H'siWAIIe
ner grief wal ireSA' ms "loo"
used 10 march ont there I'VE abreast
ana Just naturally aeIu&e the grave
"i'n tears an" "l lA"' u"o 'n'
green grass sIe"IuHNr'en'iJ'a Ad pig
weed waved III h' soI'su'NhIer air
ou' as sue Garnet 1t" ''"'rol ner GIN
'tiohS lhe n~u'l'dltI Oh 'ne "'u'oS-
PAere disappeared anu SFel grand
l.ris"''on name" 10 give oo"''
We should learn rom 'hlS th't '!e
man VINO H"'.'rS AI'a''i 'n"' III
marrying |n0I' Prectnc' curing
me- ne Is P'''"s up Tor the Iutore a
large m'olce OF ungoYerN"oIe Woe
Is LaoIe TO GET le''' Inc TOMB OF
the prophet io'AS lo-o"I ue-
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-05-02
a Star Route cass.

The postomce inspectors lett
the city early this morning in a
government ambulance for an Off
cioI tr,, ov,riLo r,r, R,s.or limo
-,
i"1 '.'."E
against " w. ana 81. W.. Parker,
mail contractors on the route from
Las Vegas TO Ninitia. The Park
.r. Is,. boon s,.5 2, T,;,.d
' '','' d. -oP'N" ,"' '"' ~
c"VeiN @. -'o'oVO ana the tfIai
has been set for June sch. The
distance from Las Vegas to Vinifa.
II,l,an Territory i. ohout zoo
"'''7' O'''I"-F '''''''' me
ran To f"fl b"ac3m by way OF
Gallipas Springs. When the VI
n.tu mail route was established the
only post,,i.a between tb;, CITY
No., I
. r,' "'' Ia >'''"
The ora basaom route vas oIcoh-
duued and the new Ninita route
was made include Cdora Springs,
C~atIipas Snr;u,s La Ii.n3re
u,,L.,. p.-l 'g.a 5Ia,.
,r. ''',',., ~'" i'''"' 0'o'
"l'h' inc auo''''h Oh t'1se posi-
fNi.re ON tIH vgufp fine li.t.Hpp
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-05-02

The manufacture of matches is
one OF the most successful indus
tries in Sweden. The export is
continually increasing to China,
Japan, and lately to the U. ).
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-05-02

| got tired looking at those ware.
houses and fact, ries in Richmond
After looking at $50 OF them it
became an old story. AT last
when | came to one, l would say
to the driver:
Another tobacco factory, Cav
Ear z"
eyes, mas'a, dis is a plug fact
'ry."
Don't stop" I said ; drive
on, let the plug go"
Further on we came to a large
building and a very ancient build
ing,
SIS that a tobacco factory,
too3" asked the driver.
No, sab, OATS a mcctin'
house, sab dat's whar Patricl,
Henry made his great speech,
sab"
What did Patrick say" I
asked.
Why he done say, Glib me
liberty or give me deth."
We'll, which did they give
him"
"Dey guye him bof, sab, bof. A."
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-05-02
STRANGE STORY OF A STATUE.
A Figure TO which italian Peasants
Prayed and at which Yam
KEGS Laugh.

For the past forty years and
more people have laughed at the
cold air and naked form of George
Washington as he sits in marble
at the cast front OF the capitol.
lie has been the butt of all the
Senators, Representatives, straug-
ers and guides for the past four
decades, and even solemn Allen
G. Thurman has aided in the rid
lcule. Still this statue has q
longer history than any ether at
the Capitol. 1t was ordered by
Congress at the eud Of Andrew
Jackson's first term, and it took
eight years for Horatio Grceuough
to make It. He did the work in
Florence, Italy, and he made The
statue il a sitting posture instead
pedestrian, rs the act Of Congress
demanded. 1t was designed. Won
know, to stand IN the rotunda in
side Capitol. Well when it was
completed, in 1870, the next
was how to get it from Italy to
America. Congress haeg|ed over
it for some time, and finally sout
a man-of-war to bring it from Ge-
noa to Washington. In the mean
while Mr.. GreenOugh had started it
on to Genoa. 1t weighed twelve
tons, and it took twenty-five yoke
of oxen to haul it. As it went or
its way through Italy 1t is said
that the peasants thought it the
image Of some saint, and flat here
and there they kneit and crossed
their breasts as it went by. Whcr
it got to Genoa, it was found that
it was SO large that it could not
be gotten through the hatchway
of the m|an-ofwar which was tc
carry it to Washington, and 8
merchant vessel lad to be charter
ed. At last it arrived at the
Washington navy yard, and Con
gress was Mortified to see that
their pedestrian statue was sittino
in a chair, and that it was nude to
the waist. Henry A. Wise then
said 4: "The man does not live,
who saw Washington without his
shirt" and the country a%pplan3ed
the sentiment. But the navy ward
is not the-Capitol, and it costs 600
to bring the statue from the 70
tunda. When it was gotten to the
Capitol doors it was found that
the statue, like the painting OF
the Vicar of Wakfeld's family, was
too large to 90 through. The
masonry had to be cut away and
the door enlarged. When it was
finally put in it is said the floor
began to sink, and a pedestal had
to be built under it to support it.
1t was soon found. however. that
the rotunda was no place fer it..
and finally. after q number Of re-
movals, il was taken to whore it
now stands. in the bitter cold,
bleak air Of the Capitol plateau,
where the winds a howl ont
Washington's agony as they go
tearing by, and where his naked
ness has the " boundlcSs arch of
the sky" Fer a canopy. Origin
ally the statue was to have cost
$4,000. It has already cost over
$4,000, aud This sum is CON
siderably increased at every remov-
al.-Washington Cor. Cleveland
Leader.
cot tired looking at those ware
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-05-02

.NorICE.-To an whomlt NAV concern. No.
tico is hereby given warrlnvuil n.r-1p> fre-,
occupying or in any Way trespsssinp on the
premises held by M IA u prcemptiOu ritlt. n
sion OF since May, rs 1870, ana thut have
innroved and been in constant Busepeeiln
Or Al Of said land since November 4. 1851
ma lanl and n"reenption right is known nrd
described rs follows T. wit Ties. r. l-fofF Sl-t
section q, Tow ushiD 8. e. RANGE. r. Egnd mo
ME. - OF the 4. e. 10 OF section 3G. Town
snAp, g. ouA Of Range "A, L.
JAHEs y PoNLINsoE, Looltur.
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24
THE RIGULiR rRxAs ITEm.

ST. Louis. May 90 A despatch
from Paris, Texas, saws a terrible
double murder was committed there
90 Monday night, aud an attempt
made 10 commit q third. 1t appesrs
that s L. Holiness went 10 bis home
about l0 O'Clock Of night and found
his wife, Mrs. re.ihe, his wifs's sister,
and Professor 'YoumaBs. o music
teacher from Carsda, sitting in the
psrlor. Holmes immas,iaielv assault
ed his wife with a, knife. Professor
Yonmans intelssasd, an1 Holnes
turned on him and stabbed him to
death. He then stabbed Mrs. Tcghe
6'e times. and she has sinss died
He then renewed his assault upon bis
wife, bot her screams brought assist
ance from OUTSIDE, and Holmes fled.
Mrs. Holmes will recover. Holmes
was arrested last night in an adjoin-
ing county and returned TO Paris.
He confessed the crime and said he
was impelled through jealousy.
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24
Poison at the Front Door.

Ma article entering so generally into the food Of evoy
family ba been found more yinnouly adulteratsd snan
balny powde For the purpose Of undertaking the koys
whose absolute purity and whoesoneness hA" never ys' Dn
tiood hundreds Of dealers putting up baking pow
lr with cheap and adulterated cream o tartar, whe"
.;ns lime earth ETC., adding strength w the free Use
Il alum 9
Thee aluIsrated powders are showed upon the pu1
q With tn. yreatsst persstency. They are nrst gwen
,wey left in samples private residences W.. c'rcus"
containing bogus atalyes and certificates, and faise repre-
e,st;ons a. 10 their value Tis fact Of itself su"
tt q, con cn tln 4 first class article will sell on i'
merits No manufacturer whose goods OF value can sn'r
~ d 1, EN- away aid none but the cheapest make ani no
Inferior or uaumrice goods require to he distributed 'ree
order 10 ger TIE ublc to use then and this metnod
se only Iy parties who have failed to dispose OF thef
r through the ordinary and legitimate channels OF trade
Er samples OF articles Of God left ut the house should
g REGARDED with suspicion There is guarantee OF thcT
son e,ss wll6 there is real danger that they CONTAIN
fatally poisonous etIlouua la:s Instances OF poisoning
FROM the use Of such SAMPLES are recorded
The Royal Baking Powder is given away, sold by
M an, Of lotteries naled by chro,nos spoo'1
crokery or other gifts except the gifts of absolute purity
woeo.ncne. u, weight aud superlative ayenng power
These gifts guaranteed with each package Its own
merits have bon its Chief advertisement and they have
an extent beyond the combined sale of all other baking
powders The Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure
and perfect ..... aau.4 4Hssss
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24
Pardsning.

Either Gov. TritIe is one Of the
most tender hearted Of men. or there
are more innocent and worthy men
convicted Of crime in Arizona than
in any other section Of the world OF
the same population. OF ten Grim
ipsls whose cases were last before
the Board only one wss positively
denied. One ives commuted, three
taken under advissment and five were
psrdoned. This 10 . reflection on
some body: either on the iuries which
found the vsrdicts. or on the Judges
who imposed the sentences. Were
these convicted men found guilty IN
Justly, or we're they sentenced TO
more punishment than their crimes
1sservedi One or :bs other must BE-
the basis for pardoping. as We tail to
comprehend the extension of mercy
10 On outlsw which is cruelty 10 so
sisty. We should not encourage
crime, and when We show to that
class from wb,ch Law breakers come,
that in any country the probabilItIes
Of escaping punishment for crime
are great, We must expect as . nstu-
rsl result an accession Of tbst class.
We are opposed to severity in pun
ishment, and argue that il shonld be
commensurate with the offense: bnt
We sgTee With Blackstone that it is
the certainty Of the inaiction VI pun
ishment that dstsrs from the o,mtp;s
sion Of crime.
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24
School Trustees.

The act Of the last legislature MP
on the subject Of Public Schools,
among ctbe1 things provides as fol
lows: SEC. co. An election for
school Trustees must be held in each
district on the last Saturday in June
IN each year st the district school
house. if there Is one. and if there is
none, at q place to be designated by
che Bosrd OF Trustees The Trus
tess TO be three in each district, and
to hold Office for one year from the
srst Saturday Of July succeeding
the,r election.
Tbsrs 10 no matter winch 10 of nore
importance 10 rs than the education
Of our children; and, hence, in all
things which bear upon it, we shsuld
bs intsrssted sufficiently TO give our
bsst efforts to insure the best possible
results from our school law. 1t is i'm
portsnt. in this view, that the Trus-
tsss be the best men that we can get
Tor the position Let as not. then. be
indifferent to this election but make
good selections and attend to assipg
that they are elected. 'if" "a
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24
Ratlroads.

Among the facts which indicate an
increased and increasing prosperity
Of the Territory, none are more sig.
ni6esnt than those which show the
srsst and steadily increasing amonpt
Of travel and traffic upon our hnes Of
road, and the decrease in the rates
OF frsights and fares being made by
the rosds. Every paper, almost, which
No pick up speaks, among other
thipgs. Of the large shipments OF cat
tie; OF the construction Of more roll.
ing stock BY our roads to enable then
10 carry the freight now being moved
to and from the Territory; Of the
great number Of persons being trans
ported by the railroads; and also Of
the reduction Of rates made. The
indie ition Is healthfnl. The rates ou
the roads about th. highness Of which
the press wss wont TO grunble. were
bat the natural result Of the limited
travel and traffic on the roads, and
% the roads md Sufficient TO carry
with profit at lower rates. they are
lowered. This gives encouragement
to enterprise, and tends to greater
development of the coontry and q
still greater incresse Of production
which will bring with IT still lower
rates. We believe in railroads and
have never blown hot and cold upon
the subject; and it is amusing to note
some Of Of our Territorial pspers, at
one time ingeighing against railroads
% Q monopolistis curse, and then IN
. month after, advocating the
construction Of some road at any
cost and by any means, as the only
possible way OF saving some section
from abjec: poverty and utter desti-
tuition. Traffic and rates will, as a
business proposition, accommodate
themselves TO each other, and railroad
companies will do all that men in any
other business will do. to-wit: SO con-
duct their business as to realize all
that they lawfully can bat will never
commit inanc,sl suicide, by adopting
Any policy that will tend to diminish
The carrying trade Of any country
through which they pass.
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24

will be carried ON on q gigantic
scale, and the demonstration will
conclude with . sham naval battle n
. magnitude beyond any affair Of
the kind ever hs,etofore undertaken
TIE crew Of the ship Neon, which
was sunk By an i,,sbsrg, have arrived
at Qdebsc.
The Atlantic steamer Dracons has
arrived at Halifax, having been in
collision with 40 iceberg.
Minister Fostn 10 investigating
the cholera infested districts Of
Spain.
Tho Salvadorisn rebels were routed
by the Government troops on Tues
day.
Victor Hugo's condition is hope
less.
The Indians have plundsreJ SOW
eral forts of the Hudson Bay Com
pan in the North west Territory.
Albert +. Marsh, after stealing
100000 from Koch, Sons Il 90. Of
New York, ssil'sd for Europe on
Tuesday.
Louis Frnpur;s sas arrested IN Nav
York while carrying awsy his wifs's
body In asxck.
Ex-Secrstary Frelinghuysen died
at Newark, Nj, "
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24
Editorial Notes.

Itis said the Wallapsi Indians have
never been known to steal hon,es,
mules or cattle. Now il some learped
snthropologist can devise . Hetbod
Of inpoculating . little WJ,apai Ion.
esty into the pale faced. civilization,
be could live on spgsr. coated fnms
tor the balance Of his earthly days.
Tucson Citizen.
We have this honesty among the
"psle faced civilization" Of Mobave
comfy. The beat cure that we know
for horse stealing 10 to have q man
like Bob Stesn for sheriff.
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24
m. ..,,,,e,ar ,,ad. ~ Nsvada .re

The saltpetsr beds Of Nevada are
far better situated for the develop
imsnt Of their deposits that thr Ditsr
region Of South America, Which 10 .
desert entirely devoid Of winter and
al Vegetable life. Water for all par
poses is condensed from the ocean
water and carried to the nitsr 6sids,
while fuel has to be procured
from the mountains in the south OF
Chill. In Nevada the saltEetsr do
posits are in the vicinity Of rich
farming country, with an sbupdsnt
supply Of wster and wood close at
hand.
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24

The revised edition Of the Old
Testament, on which revision the
committee has been working for
years past, will be issued Wednesday
next. 1t will be uniform with the
revised new Testament. as issued.
One edition will be IN two volumes
and another in four. 1t will contain
many alterations and corrections and
this leads rs to wonder if anyone has
been damned under the errors OF the
Old.d uring the long time the com
mite has spent in ascNrtaining the
errors.
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24
MINERS COLUMN.
ISTERRESTING CLIPPINGS FROM
VARIOUS MINING JOURNALS.

The mineral belt in Chill has o
width OF 120 miles,
The output Of copper bullion from
the Copper Queen mine at Bisbee,
Arizona, for last month reached 629,
l65 pounds.
Seventy eight gold mines Ia Veto
ria. Australia, paid during the quar-
ter 81, ,132, ,S95 in dividends.
The monthly pay roll Of the Butte
City mines reaches in the aggregate
over half million Of dollars.
The Billings sipelter at Socorro
has been running night and day
since it blew in. nearly two years
ago.
As indicating what very low grade
gold ore cen be worked to profit in
California, where there is plenty Of
1t, it may be stat cd fiat over $4,000
tons Of ore were worked during the
past two Yeas by q mill in Caiavnrss
county, the yield yer ton ranging
from $3.50 to Sl95 per ton. The ore
asssyed little more but all was not
saved.
The Virginia Chronicle says: THE
bullion product Of Storey county for
the yeur 1885 will foot up over Ss,
100000 o, nearly $50 per head for
the entire population"
The Paradise Valley Company.
New. is the latest in having trouble
with tho wages question. Supern
teudent McCurdy was paying miners
four dollars per day. and did not
want them to work for less. This
caused the trouble and the mine has
temporarily closed down pending d
settlement.
A gold nugget valued at s546 was
recently taken from the gravel claim
Of James Hall, near yocano, Amsdor
county.
:, reduction Of fifty cents per day
hss been made In the wages OF the
employees ut the Navajo mine. Tusca
rora. The reduction Is general with
the exception Of the BurleIgh drill
men, who are paid at the old rate Of
"a per day.
The work Of erecting the s stamp
mili adjoining the!sampling Works,by
the Calico Mill ard Mining Do, 10
progressing, the foundation having
been completed and the framework
put mp. 4 portion Of the machinery
10 on the ground.
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24
A CENTRAL AMERICAN BATTLE.

La LnEarAp. May 20.--Yesterday
after five bonrs ssnguinary fighting
at the town Of Auienis, in Salvador.
the Salvadorisn army routed the re-
volutioulsts and captured a large
quantity OF arms and csnnons. The
revolutionists are led by Meneredese
The arms and guns captured were
supplied him by (Instemals. Many
prisoners were taken by the Salvador.
ians. who are in full pursuit Of the
retrsating Insurgents.
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24

bave not reached us. II they are 10 be
regarded and observed as laxs. u Is
about time they were prescribstl 10
the people who are expected t0 obey
then. W. desires copy y 6lsssinops
our collection of the conicslAies %
jorisprudencs, without them the col
lection is not complete,
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24
Notice Of Forfeiture.

70 BAEsE1 fEBgY.
fou are hereby notified that
have expended 500 ia labor and improve.
nents upon the Ocean Wave Mining claim,
situated In the Cedar Valley Mining DIS
trict, Mohave county, Arizpns Territory
and Only recorded IN Book q. Of ,n!pinp
records OF said ooanty. on pages JTt, b5b
and 576, in order to hold said promises IN.
dor the pr visions Of section 232i, Revised
Statutes of the United States, being the
amount requjred 10 Eold tho ssIn.s for th.
year ending December 3ist 1894.
And you are further notified that the
proportion Of said expenditure due from
yon Is 1852 10. lawful money of tbs United
States. and II within 80 days after the p1b.
lioation of this notice Son fail or refuse to
to contribute yo'u proportion Of snoh 81.
prnditure M co.ownef, yOsr interest in said
claifH win benonls the y prope,ty OF tie ua-
de-Sighcd under said section 2,2t
HAsRr TRswBzLLy.
Miucral Park. February n, 1895.
Feb. 2z SOD ... .a#
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24
News Of the Week.
GENERAL NEWS OF INTEREST
IN CONDENSED FORM.

Zach Montgomery will he api ONT.
ed Assistant Attorney General Judge
Field is working against him and
sgainst Rosecrsns.
Five children Of Henry Lewiston
were burned to death at Owatonna,
MINI, on Thursday night.
Forty conyicts were liberated by a
mob in Brazos county, Tex.
Several railroad strikers who iptim.
idsted other employees were sentenced
TO imprisonment at Denver.
A shooting affray occurred at Val
lejo. on Tbursdsy, in which Michael
Keefe and his wife and daughter were
dangerously wounded. er
Tommy Lemnett, aged IA ye.rs,
shot and mortally wounded his faith
or at Bath.
Minister Phelps has arrived in
Southampton.
England is anxious to sell the rail-
way material now at Suakim TO
Egypt.
The rebels lost fifty one men killed
and III wounded at the battle of
Bstouche; balf.bleeds are surrsn-
dering in large numbers to Middle.
ton.
Thomas Petit of New York won
the court tennis championship match
in London.
Tildens health il reported TO be
much improved.
H. c, Newby was found guilty Of
murder in the second degree at Santa
Rosa. Sgd "@ =.
|. The body Of an unknown man sup
posed to have committed suicide, was
found IN the &C petary Of Astoria.
Mormops at ParIs. /. T.. resisted
arrest for poly gsmy last Saturday,
City Recorder James Taylor was
held for unlawful cohsbition at Og
den.
The fremen's tournsment cloted
ut San Jose, ths Alerts Of Santa Cruz
Winning the first prize.
Warren Winchester committed
suicide near Yreka on Wednesday.
Andrew Larsen blew of his head
with a gun nesr Redwood City.
Albert Ogg fell from the window
Of the Orlssps Hotel, at Sacramento,
a distance OF sixiy-tiye feet.
bn Ventura died. at Lathrop
from o kick received from horse.
. Poundmaks-'s Indians are reported
to have captured thIrty!"ue teams
and twenty-one tesmsters near Bd..
tleford. q
The Commons voted an annnity Of
f6,0C0 to the Princess Beatrice.
England is trying to arrange for
Turkish occupation Of the Soudan.
G. +. Truman stabbed Larry
O'BrIen, who in turn scot Truman
twice. at New York.
Baldwin's Bonita won the ladies'
stake at Louisville, Ky.
Judge Tree has been substituted
for Morrison az the Democratic can
didate for United States Senator in
Illinois.
The international Convention OF
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tor will be held 10 San Francisco in
1887.
General kamarof reports that the
SarIks are opposed to the new from
tier line; as Russia will support their
claim, this will lead to new negotia
tionsi Gladstone denied that be bud
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24
The Acts Of the 18th

Where are tbs acts Of the last Leg
islatursi They we're 70 have been
printed and ready for circulation
within thirty days after tbs adjourn
Dent OF the session. More than six
" days have elapsed and still they
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24

Logan OF Illinois has been again
elected. after loug struggle. to the
Senate Of the United States. John
A. demonstrates by this victory that
be has great staying power.