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INDIAN sFFAIRS.
4 Fight with Gersnimo and His Band.

a Fight with Gersnimo and His Band.
FORT BOWIE, ARR, Aug. lS.-Capt-
ain Davis, of the Fourth cavalry, re-
ports that Lieutenant Day struck
GeronimO's camp, northeast Of
Nakavi, on August I, and killed
three bucks, a squuw and
Geronimo's son, aged 10. He also cap.
tured II women and children, and
among them three wives and five chill
dren OF Geronimo. It is said Geron-
imo was wounded. Besides him only
two other bucks and one squRw es-
capped. Everything in the camp was
captured. On the 20Jh ultimO Lieuteu-
ant Day ambushed q party OF four
Chiricahuas, killed two and captured
all their horses and supplies.
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pOintos tO conier with tho street rail-
way company with Wow OF oOmprO
mislng matters aud restoring wages tO
tho old rates, Tire cOmmltts0 Will 10,
port back Ia tho meeting att tonight.
The committee NJ conference np'
pointed at tho meeting Of drivers 10
confer with tho Oflic0ra Of tho cnmpA'
nv, reported tonight that tho officer.
Of tho company refused 10 troat VIII
thom, Cars were run duriuE
tho afternoon by raw hands,
but at o'clock tonight they
were all Withdrawn. Every thing 70
quiet, and tho strikers hope % curry
inair point by peaceful means, No
disturbances occurred during tic
afternoon and tn all probability none
Will happen, although tho strikers
have the sympathy Of all the trades
unions OF the city.
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At Toledo.

TOLEDO, Aug. ls.-rho command
asnt by tho knights Of Labor eXc,u-
tive committee, 8. st. Louis, yosior-
day, ordering u general strike along
the line Of tho Wabash had little ot.
feet hore. Only ouo.gixth OF the ON
ployes at the shops and yards here arc
monbers OF tho order, sud they are
too much In the minority 10 avail any
thing In 6 strike, Az the noon hour,
tho time set for the strike, all was
quiet at tho shops and all cOurm menced
work NJ O'Clock. No goneral strike !,
expected here at all.
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Boston, Aug. lS.-rhe workmen at
the Boston Gas companies' works on
Commercial street, Point Dorchester,
e1humed the skeletons of nlno adults
and five children while making an ex-
cavatiOn in Commercial street to-day.
The bodies appear to have been thrown
in II on h together,as they were found
in heap. IT. is thought they are the
remains of Indians, as clam shells
wero found around the bodies, as If
feast had taken place.
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THE sCuuRGE AT MARsEILLEs,
MARsgILLfs, Aug ls.-Henry Cam
pan, god-son Of Count do Chambord,
is doad. Tho cholera Il spreading in
the suburban villages, Whole lam
lies have died ~ 81, LRup.
Tgeuty-s0von deatha from cholera
are reported in Marseiiles to-day.
PREVENTIVE MEASURES AT ROME.
RoNlE, Aug. ls,-A commission has
been appointed 20 examine tr' hos
nta.8 ~ Rome aud "a take osher
measures u meet th5 epidemic Of cnol-
era.
TUE SITUATION ~ SPAIN,
MADRID, Aug, Returns show in
tho whole OF Spain yesterday that there
were I $50 now cases ui ch1,orh and
LIS n.nLLa.
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BRMINGTog, Ala, Aug. lS.-Tho lat
est news from the Warrior mines
strike makes tho situation very e3.'
rlous. The strikers have had % olthe
now Italian miners arrested on tho
charge ot carrying concealed weapons.
Tho company say rhey VIII start tl
work tomorrow with now mon. Thu
strikers, who number 200, declare they
will resist by violence, II neco- Sagl ,
anybody's working ia tAo mines bur
themselves until Il satisfactory adjust
mont Of thcir difference g. made.
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CAMDEN, N. j., Aug. lS.-The State
convention OF the Trade and Labor
Unions of the State met here to-day.
Officers were elected and tho commi =
tee on resolutions reported in favor OF
arbitration and held mat the wor iDg
o. over ime was unnecessary and uu-
iast. The committee also aNored
iemale trades unions. There ar l3}
delegates, representing nearly 60,OOO
members, in attendance.
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W., l. GTo:,f AuC. H. L, tgoLJ
rry department to-Gey purchased Z. D.
OV0 ounces OF silvor for delivery at the
thiladel phia mint for coinsge into
standard dollars. 1t is learned as the
department that there is NOW p quite
br- six m9ven ent of silver dollars ell
over the country. The issue averages
about $4,000 q week moro than dur
ing the same period last year and is
slightly i'll excess of tho regular
month ly coinage OF $4,000 0.
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RAILROAD NEWS


NEW YORK, Aug. lS.-The general
passenger agents of various lines met
at Commissioner Fink's Office to-day,
bat adjourned without making any
progress in the restoration of rates.
This was due to tho fact that all inter-
ested in the matter at distant points
had not been heard from. Another
meeting is to be held tomorrow.
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Al DrChiur, IIIinOis

CHICAGO, Aug, 1s.-The Journals
Decatur special says the Wabash
atrike was iLauSursted hero at noon
to-day, and less than 10 mon quit work
OF $40 employed which is explained
by the fact that nearly so knights quit
work two months sgo, and have re-
manned idle ever since.
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RsnlIes So Tarig onehtlons

WASHINGTON, Aug lS.-Au evening
popor says not over 200 replies have
baen received at The treasury depart
msnt to the circular letter calling for
expressions of opinions from manu-
f.cturers and importers on the subject
OF tariff revision. AS rule the con-
trlbutious have contained more com
ulaint Of tho advalorem system than
Suggestions for it's improvement.
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ruE CAROLINE ISLANDS oC TrfEp.
LONDON, Aug. IS. .'rhe Germ "a gov
ernmont has formerly nn'ued the
powors or Gernsa.'o ,rnurs'ion OF
the Caroline islauts, Lnr pluH being re-
y aJed appeals irOm GHrmaH raiders.
rnu Spanish cOursri a. 'hs,r t., ses-
sicu, appJinted % speciu governor of
rho Csruhuu,, whp s.-r,cl for their
islands uH!0rs EGa. wero se27d by
,gprmu1v.
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OutrnEed and Murdered

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Aug. l3.-The
Courier has received news Of q horri
hle murder in Union county, Kentukys
The dead body OF Lydia Runett wes
found on tho roadside near Bsllville
win her throat cut. 4 medical exam
iuation proved that the uufOrtaunte
girl had been outraged. A farm-naud
living in the vicinity has been arrested
on gusDiCiOn,
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itaiy.


SOME Rad PEOPLE ARRESTED.
ROME, Aug. lS.-ron grrrsls have
beou made OF members OF criminal
society which hst been opera'ingin in
Rome, Naples RnG Spll.lo. 4 search
Of the hluss a. Il member Of the
society, fOrWet government official,
rOVep lgd sha iGss tuaG cJrrrH 'udenco
had boon carried on wl.n ...uts in
New York Tor the s.l- 10 An. Is OF
italian girls, VINO hAa heeu GOO Tor
small sums IN tGg southern scs.
rho pric asked ranged ia, 30 to
LND
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"a Postmestor-Generai villas III?

MILWAUKEE, Aug. lS.-No confirm
etion of the rumors indicating that the
postmaster-generei is seriously i'll Is
10 be had here. Intimate friends of
Colonel Villas docl 3ro the reports to be
groundlsss, and believe the story to
have started from che fact that Colonel
Villas has xep5 himself closely within
doors since his arrival at Madison ana
has been visited by his intimate
friend, DR.. Fox.
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The Wabash strike Mt Chicago.

CHICAGO, Aug, 1S.-It is claimed
that tho strike ordered by the Knights
of Labor on tho Wabash road will bavo
very little effect on the working of the
road here. The engineers, the tiremon
and brskemsn belong to unions Of
their own, and it is thought the order
would not affect to exceed 10 men in
tho shops and wards here.
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PSYCHOLOGICAL.
Edgar X. Apgar.

ALBANY, Aug. IS Deputy State
Treasurer Edgar X. Apgar died at his
residence in this city at 2:3O this after
noon of embroilism OF the brain and
dropsy OF tho liver. Mr. Apgar was
closely associated in political way
with Daniel Manning, and was ore of
the first TO push the candidacy of
President Cleveland for governor and
president.
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PITTsBuRd, Aug 1.-The outlook in
tho iron trade h2s not been moro IA
vorabla for number OF years than at
present Signs OF improvement are
coming TO tho surface every day, and
manufactured arc beginning 10 con-
cade that tho black mantle OF dapres-
sion is being gradually lifted from the
staple industries of Pittsburg. orders
increasing rapidly and many mills are
rNnning q double tuIn.
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Fort WAYNE, Aug. lS.-Tho em'
ployes OF the Wabash railroad AZ this
point did not strike nor make any de-
monstration at noon to-day, AS COZ.
templated and ordered by the Enight5
of Labor. to which organization Gbnut
two-thirds of tho men employed in tho
shops here belong. The pay car Is OK
pected to arrive tomorrow, and pay
the emploYes for the month OF june.
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WAsEINGroN, Aug. Is. &C. w.
Mouington was to-day appointed
chief clerk at the Mare Island navy
yard, vice j. w. Simonton,
Acting Secretary Fairchild has de-
cided that additions % the invoice
value of merchandise made by i'm
pt tiers on entry are conclusive as
against them, as under section 2,lCO Of
tia Revived Etctutec TIE duty ccu
net be assessed c. al g. oC:rl 'cs
(-en suCt of.tGl 60 va, ne.
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shn pnisnned tho Family.

CHARLESTON, S. G., Aug. lS.-Mary
Ellon Williams tGolored) was commit
ted to Jail at Yorkville to-day charged
with administering "Rough on Rats
to her family in bread at breakfast
yesterday. Her husband and three
children died, and another child is not
expected to recover,
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Peru.

THE GOVERNMENT TROOPS DEFEATED.
LIMA, Aug. 1S.--On the 18th instant
the government troops occupying a
camp consisting of 1000 r ntry and
100 cavalry, were surp\ 4 by the
rebels, consisting of l,SO0 oN2 2,000 men,
said 5o be under the command of Cen
eral Cacsres. The battle lasted five
hours, and until the government
troops had exhausted their ammuni-
tinn sod their NDi.y tlelse b msr1a @is'
abiod, when 2 bsyaHe 9asrF9 was a-
tsmpisd without ocrcss, snU the Eov
arunang tlpAp- ysu-atat in great coa
fusion, lieutenAcJ.Colcne BUat7
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Ihe BeloAer Sugar Refining Company
Sold out.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1s.-Judge Thayer,
of the circuit court, to-day refused to
appoint receiver for the Belcher
Sugar Refining company, as petitioned
to-day by William Kent Foster, OF
New York, last week. He also re-
fused to eni0in tho sale of the prope, ty
by the trustees az ad vertised, and after
JGO decision of lhe court was rendered
10 sale was had and tho property " as
bid ia by Charles L. H0dgeman for
the boDdholders for $747, 900, the exact
amount OF tho bonds.
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BOMBAY, Aug, lS,--A uap, appar-
eatly Ii Catholic prtcs., who recently
arrived here from Cochin, China, was
arrested on suspicion ot peing Rus
sian spj. IL il nov bcI6ved he is Oil
yer Payne, although "e denies IL. Be
fore his arrest ne npd VI tied the prin-
opal towns IN SUu,ncru anA western
Iuria
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SPRINGFIELD. HIS, Aug. lS.-2 p. m.
There are no signs of y striso here
among the Wabash employees, except
that four men left the machine shops.
Whether thago letG on account OF the
order of the labor union is not posi-
lively stated. No action has been
taken by tho trainmeu.
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'Yr,ing to match Ryan ana sullivan

Yrs ing TO Match Ryan ana sullivan
B0sToN, Aus. lS.-Joro Dunn, ol
New York, and A. G. Hall, Paddy
Rysn's backer, arrived in this city
this morning to complete tho arrange.
montB TOR match between Ryan and
Sullivan, Dunn, who is mutual
trioud, brings articles OF agreement
signed by Ryan, and Hall bnpgs the
meuey 10 back Ryan. The articles
are blank in those places whero
disputes aro liNeiy 10 arise and
viii be filed Ou5 10 Sullivan's
satisfaction. Dunn leaves to-day for
Belfast, Maine, 10 consult with
Sullivan
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Snratuga EGCes.

SARATOGA, Aug. lS.-Weather fine.
First ce-rennessee stakes; for p
year.olds, with non-winning allow
anc5s; distance. three quarters of a
mile: Won by kirkmsn; Blue Stone,
second; Facence, third.
Time;l:
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PorTsTowN, Pa, Aug. 1S.-Ellis IL
Lessig have notified the helpers ald
rollers and others working about the
rolls in their. mills that their wages
will DO increased, the increase In some
cases reaching SO much IA 90 per cent.
with prospect OF the mills going on
double time and giving plenty of work
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L7inister t:anna,s Departure.

New YORK, Aug, 1S.-Bayliss W.
IEsnna, United States minister to the
Argentine Republic, to-day sailed for
Rueuns Ayres on tho steamer Merri-
mac of the United States aud Brazil
Mail Steamship company. Mr. iaana
was accompanied by his wife and
tNrou chIldren,
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PROTECTION FOR THE CAR.

PROTECTION FOR THE GAR
VIENNA, Aug. lS.-Ri sorca5 Piccau-
tionary measures are beiUg taken at
KremsIcr for the prot scti of the czar.
rhe rail- way station has be II vacated,
even the officials b lug excluded. a
double military GORDON surrounds the
court of the pa,aCe.
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Congo.
A NEW KINe nons UP.

y
LONDON, Aug. is.-'ruc Be go oili-
c.r in commsn # kocrmcr, - The
Congo, refuses u colnizc he de-
els ons OF tle Brrln con ,rtnce- hat
tue WCssein bsuNs ut Like Tau z my
Ikek shall form psr' oi the IRON lur OF
ths Congo StAtc-and has proclaimed
himself king OF Tang my lkak.
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A Forced Yacntisp.

BOSTON, Aug. 1S.-The Eorton MSr
ufacturing company, of WalUhen has
shut down its cotton null for an indef
rite period, thereby giving about COZ
employees forced vacation.
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NO. Al

mouts, seeing all was lost, shl, him'
self and died ON tho fiold, Tha losses
ON both sidof aro considerable. Two
hundred fugitives Of the government
forces have arrived at Lima and on
yirUWa,
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PIrTsGURG, Aug. 1S.-John Teomer,
the 0Grsman, has challenged Jake
Gaudsur, OF st. Louis, 20 row 81 race
for purse oi $1,000, feemer to give
Gaudaur one length the start.
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DUBLIN, Aug.ls.-At a meeting at
Longiord to-day mir. Davitt declared
his allegiance 10 Mr.. Parnell, but said
IL was maoly 10 argue different view
fairly.
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WAsarNGToN, Aug. lS.-Information
has been received at tho navy depart
ment that the Yantio has been qu,ran-
lined ut New Orleans. She recently
left Colon, where the yellow fever has
uean prevalent. Tho vessel wa, on
hsr way TO New Orlea ans to take gil-
ver from tho mint in that city To
Washington. IL is expected arrange
u,ents will be made for convey ing tho
silver to tho Yantic in quarantine,
40 It's transfer will not be delay ed. The
slwatara, which was also seDt to New
Orleans TO convey silver, will proba.
Dly reach that city Friday.
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t'ula.
TWO MORE uSropruyATEs.

TWO MORE USFOBrCNATES
HAVANA, Aug. IS Two more OF
Limbaco Sanchez men have been
cap urea and his party is now reduced
to five men.
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Tho Now Orleans Exposition Claims

A'U NOW VTIVHHS I|NPV'Ftr"n Nr'sI '''7
WAsuINGroN, Aug, lS.-Wnrrants
have been already issued by the treas
ury department for the payment of
undisputed claims against the Worlds
exposition at New Orleans, amounting
t. SlSS 800. There remains ouly $6l,9SS
TO be paid on account of claims the
Justice of which is admitted by the
m lnagers of the exposition. The
balance OF the congressional appropri-
atoms of $33j,C00, amounting to $S5, 200,
will bs reserved for the payment of
such disputed claims as may be found
inst and eQusL.
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KANSAS CITY, Aug. 49, The Wabash
men employed here remained at work
TO day, and business proceeded as
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1 l0THIlG.

/. Fancy Chea d Cotton Suits, regular
prios. 6; row 30.
Liyht Gray, 70 ,vn and Slate Baise Suits,
;si low s..
F4ncy srl-.I Cashmere Suits, price, Ssi
now 3.
ranoy L.su, .sy Plaid suits, price, -;
uowf6
scotch Caerl 60 suits, price, El0, now 81
IAusN style nck Suits, dark colors, Fio,
nov y
A stylish .ln, " Cashmere Sack Suits,
price ;I2 80 lyr IS.
An AI-wo5 scotch, light shade, price,
j. SIS 90 now.l9.
Inc ol El,spnt Cashmere Suits. price,
5000; now 30
A uns q. Fancy Worsted Sack Suits,
fco, So; noF %.
4 rlcd Nli.NYuol Frock Suit for ;S.
nice uullr Cashmere Suit for 50.
Tyosivles dark All-woo. Tweed Suits,
10 iro.., torNp.
4. splend,d ,'ns ~ Cashmere Suits, frock,
SEQ.
a lao u iported Cashmere suils,
frocS, uIi fern r. price, $3.50.
Rlsck a hipa,a joa,s, regular price, fiSo;
\ Emck Alpaa- Coats. regular price, 50;
ny l..O
Mack Aippcs Coats, regular price, $780,
noS<q
gT\A Araca oats, regular price, $3.50;
Iow * 49,
Alaek> peoa coits regular prIca' So;
t,.eai, Va. yN>,cre Coats regular price, $5i
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rfnila Refused

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1S.-The Paci-
fic Mail refused to-day to receive the
mails on the steamer Rio
Hong Kong. Merchants anticipating
trouble sort letters aboard teBmers in
United &.alCs H11n'pad envelopes,
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When eVtry i1r s,ae iauH or,
Sage's Cstarrh Remedy cures.
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BR0S.
" o'
hut us D. thepubhs
RED HOT BARGAlNS
cEossrUF BARGAINS that oat nwo both
nay. . s ,I lftheliues or
Clothing, Boots and Shoes
r, r,o rsns fast, tn SO of
d etterC
CLOTHING.

Blue Checked Linen Coats, regular price,
81 81; now 55c.
tlael, Alpaca Vests, regular price, $3.50;
now 81.
Back Alpaca Vests, regular price, Ills
now si.ej.
Brown Linen Coats, regular price, '2;
now a.
Brown Linen Coats, regular nricc, Sl.5ni
| now 75c.
R,own Linen Goats, regular price, ST.
COW SOC.
Brown Linen busters, resulsr price, 50;
now,2
Brown Linen Dusi9rs, regular price, s2.ss;
now Mo-
Brown Linen Busters, former price, 81
now / IS.
Brown Linen Busters, regular price, sl.50; ;
now 81.
Three styles OF Brown worsted Coats and
Vests, Sack,
Two shades OF All.Ssol Diagonal Coats
and Vests, sack, NJ IS.
20 pair OF Fancy French Cashmere Pants
reduced from 50 to 81.
2j pair Pants of different shades and
styles reduced from 81 to 50.
100 pair of ALI wool Cashmere Pants. for
mer price, IS; now 50.
lO0psir of ALI wool Cashmere Pants, for
mel price, IS; now 50.
10 pal OF All-wool Cassimers Pants, for
mer price, $3.50; now 3.
Fancy Cotton busters, regular price, Sl,2j;
now Soc
Scersucker Coats, regular price, 81 rs;
now 75c.
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CASUALTIES.
a vcrr,b,e Calemity in Loui.iana

4 Terribie Calamity in Louisiana.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 1S.-A terrible
accident is reported from Lake Carl
ton, Terrebonne parish. A few Gays
ago while Emile Lirette was
engaged IL mCGldiuE Dll-
lats for nis gUu, p-epsrst 4 y
/ ioiniug uu,nbor 81 his friends IN
LARK shooting, he asked h ) wife to fli
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Fruit trees, shade trees, small fruit, garden and house plants, bulbs and seeds, sold by J. N. Futile, Second street, between Allen and Fremont Fruit trees, 25c each. Also, agent for the celebrated Combination Washing Machine.
 Schmerding's is the popular place to buy holiday presents. Don't fail to inspect his goods and learn his prices before purchasing elsewhere
 Notwithstanding the Indian troubles Summerheld Bros. have reduced every thing in their line fully 15cts. on every dollar. l2-1
 Just received fine assortment of ladies cloth and tricots, at prices that defy competition, at Summertield Bros.
 Just received at Summerfield Bros, new lot of ladies' plain and brocaded robes and cloaks, ulsters and other wearing apparel. 1O-14
 Albums, dressing cases, books, pie ture frames, ladies satchels, Christmas cards, at bedrock prices, at the Fifth street News Depot. 12-1
 Ladies and chi.dren's shoes sold cheaper than anywhere else, at the New York Store.
 The finest display of jewelry in the Territory at Seaman & Son. HIS
 No extra charge will he made for showing the celebrated John B. Stet- son hats st Summerfield Bros. 1O-14 Childrens school shoes very cheap at the New York Store.
 Summerfield Bros. the best known merchants in the Territory, always maintain their rep ltation for selling the best goods for the least money.
 l0-14
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The Spanish Crisis.

MADRID, Dec. "A ,,tate of siege has been declared in Old Castile, form ing the present provinces of Burgos, Nalladolid, Valencia, Avila, Segovia, Soria, Logrono and Santander. It is reported that revolutionary agents with important papers have arrived in the northern provinces.
 LONDON, Dec. 2.-An interview with Don Carlos is published to-day, in which the Spanish pretender says that he will remain quiet so long as Spain IS tranquil, but will intervene to de- fend the monarchy ii anarchy or the Republicans threaten the peace of Spain.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-12-03
BeryiE's Sensation.

LONDON, Dec. 2.-Berlin has sen- sation of the first order in the trial and conviction of the Marchesa Rita Candles, daughter of Marc, the tenor, and Grisi. The Marchesa has been prosecuted under fourteen charges of having swindled jewellers, hotel-keep- CTS and modistes of large sums under various false pretences. She has been convicted Of all the charges and sen- fenced to eighteen months imprison- ment, with an allowance of six months for the detention she has already un- dersone under previous sentence less justly inflicted.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-12-03
IN 1.-THE JUSTICES COURT. PRECINCT NO.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT. PRECINCT NO. | On., in the County of elise. T, ri ory If Arizona. A. J. RItcr, Trustee for Caldwell & >t nford. pantitf. V. a. B. SlasoJ, def. f.ndant: uef rt C l.. AvJId. J F., dcman1. Ss6G0.
 The Territory f Ari/on. sch ts gr. eting to J. E. Mason, defendant: |, are hereby summoned and rcqui, ed to pear bcf Ire al my office in Tombstone, County of Co i.1, on the -!Sth uay Jabuars. A. D.. lSS6. at 10 clock a. ni., to an- -weT the omp!aiut If Il t,,abOve llsmec plant ii. who demands of you tha You indebted lo him in the sum fl ci shiy-s GO- OJ dol ar~, eood-. ware and merchandise. supplied to you by rlaiut- ills at your sp' ial instan'e and request, during ,he year 1~Si. And If you fail 10 app and all -wcr suid mplain a> hu' cn n, ,qu rtJ, the paint iff will take judgment az inst you dem ndei amt for iht COS of II i- suit. 6Iyca under my hand this 2sth day of Nov mbeE. A. D.. 1885.
 C. F.. ALNURD, J. r.