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Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

The Florence Enterprise locates ], Adisou Reavis, the late Arizona land ed proprietor in Los Angeles lauda- bly, engaged as a hack lrIyer,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

Edward Lynss Jet on Wednesday for a visit to San Francisco and other parts of California. He expects to re. turn to Globe about September 1st.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

Tho Sunday school children have had several reheaTsals, ~ tAe N .. Church this week, for a eencert which is fo be given soon,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

During the last storm . mule be- longing to Mi. s, Gtilson was killed hy lightning.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

W, W. Kingsbury is taking out ore from the Eureka gold mine, in Lost Galch, that will run Sl20 per ton.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15
ItETTEa LEsF

Letters femaiaina in taa Poatefisaof Globe, A. T., for the week GH5iDg Auy i 3, 1885. Cou1a3, ] A Palm, A r. Dpnoyao, Wm Tl4urHcpd r M HaFgF D H Young, 4 D EiGl.gE0n, Track
 Persona calling for the aL0Yo letter,t pleazs say adyeFtlsed E. o, KEN NEEDY, r .BL
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15
"RouFh on Eats,n

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 Heart Pains. .. Plpitstsoa, DTopsical Swellinrs Dizziness, TIldisestion, Headache, Sleeplesspess cured bY ''Nella' He<a Renewsr
 aaohsA on coraz.v b Ask for Wells Rough on Corns,n l5c. Quick complete cure. Hard or soft co:ns, warts, bnnious.
 "Buehu-Palha.a Quick, complete cure, all Kidney. Bladder and Urinary DiSsssCs, Sealing, Irritation, Stone, Gravel, Casarrh of the Bladder sl, Druggists
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 "Rourh OF ruep.' Cures Pilea or Henorrhoids, Itching, Pgo ! truiing, Bleeding. lussrnal or otber, Later. 1 nal and External Remedy in each packages Sure cure 50e, Druggist.
 Pretty womaR. Ladies who would retain fresbAess and lfva! city don't ial tc trg "Ws!ls Health Res
 ~E-aea on Eton." 'EaRsh ou Is2s cures bumors. erupt,oas, i ringwqlIs5 tsttst, salt raeua, frosted feet
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

A number of men in this district are engaged in developing faeir sil- yer claims, getting out ore and doing assessment work for the present year,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

: Several large teams arrived yester'
 day with merchandise for Globe firms,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

Everybody ia hRppg now that the resumption of the 0ld Dominion Com. panv is an assured fact
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

$. Klein has received, during the past two weeks, ten bars of silver bull lion from the Fame company. There were nineteen tons of ore worked which yielded something over $700O. The Fame mine is said to be looking well. Another body of good ore has been struck in the lower tunnel.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

There was no public demonstration in Globe last Saturday III honor of Grants obsequies, but several business houses were draped and many of them closed their doors in the afternoon.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

The notice ofa camp meeting to be held at Miami, commencing Sept 18th, should nos be overlooked. It will doubtiess, prove au interesting affair and will attract a large number of people wbo besides listening to the preaching pf eloquent diyinea, wtll on .joy tue novelty of eamPIug, wAiie to others living within convenient dis tauGo 1t will afford tbe opportunity for 6 pleasant drive.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

Crockery and glass ware at Van Waaenens.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

Improvements arc being made on the building on Broad street, occupied by g A somerville, W C Cakes & Go and F Jordan, whish will ad3 greatly 10 tho appearanee of the black
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

Kellner& & Co, geeejyad < large threshing machine yesterday iQss ]. B. Ioeker ana IN T. Powers es salt yer
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS:
For Rant.

A neat trarae house, csutainiag three good sisei rugiNs, hall pantry and clothes pregs 4 S.t 3f waipa furniture tp be lt witl, it Location, central. Eche Sl l5 3 plHuth. AP. ply C, s. VAN WAGESES.
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

Hal McNelly was So unfortunate as to iniure his ankle again on Wednes- day evening, which is likely to lay him up, The injured limb was just meuding from a fracture suffered five months ago.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15
q. W. WALTERS MaGliliSt GulSnithI
 -----AND---- General Repair Shop

Fstimats5 furnished for the construction ef the NaEs,eas Wind A4ills Tapks Harss Pow egs. Pumping MaehanerY of sl kinds. DEALER in Steam Pine Fittings. Pumps, Hose, Hunting and Sporting Goods, Fire A1ug and Ammuuition. ie23-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

Fresh butter every morning from Pioneer, at Somtryille's.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

]. fl Baker, last Saturday, brought in the scalps of two bears, black and cinnamon, killed in the Sierra Anehas Flo was allowed by the Board of Su- peryisors, the prescribed reward ten dollars apiece
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

The efforts of the Rev. D. w. Calfee in converting sinners living on the San Pedro, resulted in awakening a fear of the judgment day in about twenty, who had hitherto taken no interest in the way of salvation. In October he win talk to the belated brethren of Florence whose religion is at zero, and endeavor to create in them 8 desire to lead religious lives.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

A birthday party was given 10 Miss Emma Swassy, on Saturday evening last, by MT. and Mrs. James Wiley. The guests were entertained with mu- sicr dancing and cards. At eleven o'clock an inviting supper was served to which all did justice and the health of the Miss Emma was drunk in sparkling wine. Mrs. Wiley and her fair daughter were constant Tn their attention to their guests and the occasion was one to be remembered with pleasure by all present.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

Henry N. Copp, the land lawyer of Washington, D. C., sends us the ninth edition of Copp's Settlers Guide, an indispensable book to all who are iu- terested in public lands. A chapter, Illustrated with numerous cuts, shows how to tell township, section and quar- ter-section corners, and explains the system of government surveys. It gives the latest rulings under thc homestead, pre-emption, timber cul- ture, desert land and other laws. The price of the book is only g cents.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

w, T. Gam has sold his raneh at the Wheatfoids to otlolin Ferguson for S2,650.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15
"Eushu-PaIha."

Ask for Wells Rough on Corns, ? l5e. Quick complete cure. Hard or soft cosns, warts, bunions.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

Quick, complete cure, al Kidney. Bladder and Urinary pisEasUs, Sccllirg. Irritation. Stone, Gravel, Cusarrh of the Bladder sl, DrpRgists.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

Ptlpitstsoa, Dropsical SweIlincs, Dizziness, Indigestion, Headache, Sleeplesspess cured bY ''Nella' Health Renewsr"
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

"Rpash aa Eataa c!ss4s saen oist, alao RaS-. sles Ants,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-02
THE sHw COMMERCIAL raBArY.

MADRID, Sept. 1.-Mr. Foster, the
American minister, spent fortnight
at the Royal palace, Lagrange de San il
DefoDzo. He had suggested interviews
with Sonor Elduaryen, minister OF for
eign affairs, on the subject of the pro-
posed new commercial treaty between
Spain and the Unitsd States. it is un-
derstoo0, Though the treaty was not
sign 4, thst an agreement was reached
between the representatives, by which
the reciprocity provisions contained II
the former treaty, were abandoned.
The new treaty IL confined to reforms
in tho Cuban custom laws. Spain ac-
cepts the interpret itiou of inodns
vivendi, signed in February, 1884.
which was contended for oy the United
States. Settlements of the claims OF
American citizens against the Spanish
government, arising from inSurrec-
tions in Cubs, Is provided for.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-02
LABOR aIATTERy.
worIslngmen's Annual Assembly.

UTICA, N. Y, Sept. 1.--About %
members OF tho political branch of the
Workingmen's Assembly of New
York, mot In their fourth annual ses-
sion in Rome to-day.
George Blair, chairman, called the
meeting TO order, and delivered a
lengthy address. In which he congratu-
lased the members upon the passage
OF various laws favorable to WORKING
men, and said that other laws had
failed because the members of the
Legislature failed to keep their
pledges. The assembly must take q
bold stand in the coming State cleo
ton, and must work especially
among country members OF the legis-
tion. Committees were appointed,
and an adjournment taken until to-
morrow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-02

RAILRoAD AFYAIRs.


CRY OF MEXICO, Sept. 1.-The gem
eral mauagership Of the Mexican Gen.
tral railway was transferred, to-day,
by Manager Robinson, to Edward w.
jackson, until recently general super
lntepdent of the Vera Cruz railway.
Mr.. Jackson started this morning for
an inspection tour over the entire line
OF the Texas border, accompanied
by. the retiring manager and
principal officials OF the Mexican
Central railway. The retiring man
sger said tina: the rolling stock OF the
road WAS in excellent condition; also
that tho rails were good for many
ears, but heavy expenditures for ties
would be reqslred Tor the next two
and h2lt years, as the ties oa the
northern division having been laid
some time, would require replacing
almost simultaneously. Careful hus-
banding Of the company's resources
would be necessary TO
KHEP OPERATING EXPENSES DswN
to q reasonable percentage. Ties in
Mexico decay rapidly, and for this
reason the Vers Cruz road ia substl-
tuting, at great expense, steel tics on
portions OF Its track. Wooden ties
cos, 81 piece, and replacing ties on q
long stretch Of road, built at the rate
of one mile day, must necessarily
mount up. Wooden bridges ON the
northern division will soon demand
replacement by new structures, aud
this work will be Imperative.
General Manager Jackson, not yot
having carefully inspected the road, Is
not prepared to give an opinion. Ho
apprehends difficulty from tampering
Of railway operations
ny CUsToM-HOUsE ABSURpITIEs
In the way Of q second inspection OF
freight at Wills Lsrdo. This will cause
a delay OF goods in transit, and yocos-
sion loss and damage. He hOpes- ow-
ever, that tho government will . per-
susded that all such laws are IN OBJ.
struotion to Legitimate business, and
productive OF no good to the treasury.
Voc President Symon, OF the Next
can Central railway, Is now in the
State Of Michoscan! looking after hi,
| mining interests, aud will retufn here
Tomorrow and will probably leave Tor
the United States next day.
None of the railroad representatives.
sent here from the United State. to ne
sotiato with tho government for tht
renewal OF subsidies, havs suoce sded
in persuading tho president and min
lister OF France to abandon their lis
oal program
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-02
Ordered to Their Posts.

WASHINGTON, Sept. LIN COM
pliance with the general order sending
army officers back to their regiments
who have served over three years on
detached duty, Lieutenant. Colonel
James +. Gregory, of the corps OF
engineers, and George w. Davis, Fuor-
teenth infantry, were, to-day, relieved
from duty ON Lieutenant G General
Sheridan's staff, and ordered to their
rOpta
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-02
FOREIGN NEWS NOrES.
eLApsToNE.s WHEREABOUTS.
Removal of Russian Poles-Protsst
Against Germany-Peacs Assured.
The Cholera Rscord-The New
Commercial Treaty -RSs-
alas Imperial Family.
Engiand.
0AApsroNE's WHEREABOUTS.

England.
oAApsroNE's WHEREABOUTS.
LONDON, Sept. This yacht Sun.
beam, with Mr.. Gladstone aud party
on board, arrived at Wick, Scotland,
yesterday. A depu'stlon OF tho in-
habitants of the town weat on board
and greeted Gladstone effusively, aud
invited him 10 land. Mrs. Gladstone,
speaking for her husband, said his
eeslth was unequal to the EFFORT. The
Sunbeam afterw ards proceeded south.
GUARANTEED.
The Spanish steamer Marxe, from
Spanish ports, which arrived at Iseith,
Sootlsnd, to-day, was found 10 have
on board several sasss of illness re.
sembling cholera, and was placed In
Quarantine.
THR RACE OF LILLE BRIDGE.
The ons mile running race NJ Lille
Bridge yesterday, between George and
Cummings, excited greater interest
than any event In English foot racing
annals. The gate.monoy recslpsa
were enormous, Cummings' friends
lost heavily.
LONDON WOOL sALEs.
The wool sales were resumed 80
day. Total number OF bales to be Of
fered, $4,000. OF this, ll,SS9 bales,
chiefly Sydney aud New Zealand, were
eold to-day. There was fair spirit.
Prices were l-2d TO Id lower than pre-.
vlous rates.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-02
Minors Strike.

COLUMBUS, Sept. 1.-All the miners
at Shawnee came out to-day for an
advance In the price of mining from 40
to 50 per cent. Operat-
ors are willing to give
the price, provided similar advance
is made at Straitsville. Straitsville
now wants the price made 60 cents,
aud 1t Is feared a settlement cannot be
reached.
LATER-The coal minors at Straits
vile decided, in mass-meeting to-
night, to stop work tomorrow morn
ing unless their d0mand, so cents per
ton for mining, Is complied with. Tho
present price paid there is 40 cents.
The operators say they viii not grant
the advance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-02
Tho Agricultural Cnem,.,.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-The Asse.
citation Of eaislal Agricultural Chem-
lists met in annual convention at the
department of agriculture, to-day, the
vice. president, Professor II. O. White.
OF Georgia, In the chair.
MIR. Coleman, commissionor Of agri-
culture, delivered an address In
which, after declaring his entire sym-
pathy and that OF tne farmers of
the country with the association,
which is To secure uniform method
or analysis of fertilizers, he expressed
the hope that the association would ex.
tend its deliberations to the methods
or chemical analysis. He Thought
the association ahould also fix q stand
ard OF purity for the different kinds
OF food, and establish methods
for the detection of adultaration,
He thought the general government
ought to corporate with the respective
Stats governments In pass
Ing. tho most stringent laws
against the adulteration OF food,
Upon this point he said: "In 40 simple
q matter as the adulteration OF milk,
II would be hard to secure convio.
ton In court Of Justice, for any
persons praciicing ID, because OF the
| absence OF an official standard by
means OF which the extent Of the
adultsration could DO measured. k
should not only be the obieotl OF
chemical control OF agriculture; not
| only that abundant crops should
be produced, but also to see
that products OF the fields
should be delivered to consumers freo
Of any chssp deleterious adulteralion.
have already directed the
chemist OF thia department.
to give attention 10 the adulteration
OF food. The frauds that are
practiced upon tho public In
harmful, ingredients to the food "
cat In, order to make greater profits,
ought to be exposed In no uncertain
way, and the perpetrators held up
before the public as objects OF scorn
and detestation. To such an extent
Is tho Rdulterati0n Of butter,
and the manufacture OF q
counterfeit article carried on, that
the great dairy interests Of our nation
are now almost prostrate. The honest
producer of pure article Ia imp0ver.
iabed, while the manufacturers Of,
and dealers in, fraudulent
article are enriched, some Of them
having become millionaires by this
illegitimate work. Tho same may bo
said In relation to the adulteratlon Of
our sugars and syrups.
At the conclusion OF MIR. ColemAn'n
address, the report Of the COM
mittees appointed ct the last
meeting OF the association,
upon the best methods of do.
ter mining phosphate acid and
potash In fertilizers, were read
and debated. The committee On
the best means Of determining nitYe-
gen In fertilizers, will make Its report
tn-mnrr0W.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-02
The New Exchange.

MEMPHIS, Sept. Members Of both
the Memphis Cotton exchange, and
the Memphis Merchants exchange
marched in body this morning
from headquarters on Front street
and took possession of their new build
ing, located on the corner Of Madison
and Second streets. Cougrstulatory
speeches were maze by President w.
]. Crawford, Of the Cotton exchange;
President A. b. Tread dwell, OF the MeY-
chants exchange, and others. The
building is one Of the hsndsomest In
the South, and was erected specially
for the benefit and use Of the two ex-
changes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-02
France.
THEIR DISMISSAL DEMANDBA.

IhElh DlSAlbSAL DEMANDED
PARIS, Sept. Liza Rspubliqua Fran
caise demands that England DISMISS
from the British army the officers who
signed the offer of q reward f5r the
head of Olivier Pain.
UNDER RUSSIAN PROTECTION.
M. A5likofitch, who IL the author of
the statement that Olivier Pain was
murdered at the order of the British
officials, in tho Soudan, announces
that ne has claimed the protection OF
Russia. He declares he has taken this
step, to protect himself from assaults
by Englishmen.
THE FINAL INTLRMENr.
The remains Of Admiral Courbet,
which were temporarily inte rred at
the Hotel des Invslides, were finally
buried to-day at Abbeyville, his native
place. The procession to the grave
waa headed by the military and civil
bodies of Abbeyville. The streets
along the route we're crowded with
people. All the shops were closed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-02

New YORK, Sept. l.-Judge AL
phonso Taft, Of Ohio, ex-minister 70
Russia, arrived on tho steamer Ssrvla,
yesterday, and will remain two weeks,
going then to Washington, and thence
70 Cincinnati. IL an interview pub
lishod In the Tribune, Saturday. he
says he has no doubt the Afghanques-
ton will he settled soon, at least
temporarily; that neither Russia nor
England wants war at present. He
says, but for our superior railroad
facilities, Russian wheat would serl-
ously interfere with American mar
kets for wheat; that the country has
great quantities Of petroleum, but 10
unable TO refine 1t ss well as we do.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-02
A Token Of ApprccIat,on. A

CINCINNATI, Sept. 1--Mr. John Scott,
ex-president and general manager Of
the Queen d Crescent system, was
surprised, at the Gibson house this
evening, by the gilt OF 5000 In govern.
ment bonds, as q token from the en-
ployes OF the road. His wife wss re-
inembsred by tho present OF mag
nificent service. Tho presents were
from the attaches of the road, nom
officials down. NJ
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-02
The Landing of Emigr.nt,.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.--Acting SEQ.
retary Fairchild has issued q circular
to commissioners Of emigration and
custom officers In regard to the land
Ing Of prohibited smigrants. Il says
that, In view OF the diinouities (which
have arisen In regard TO ne construc.
ti0n Of 40 much Of Hvction 2 Of Gan aet
70 regulate immigration" approved
August q, lsed 4 rSSSxs %
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-02

70 cnLEBRATE TKH SEDAN VICTORY.
BERLIN, Sept. l.-Emperor william
and Rmpress Augusta have returned
to Berlin for the purpose of personally
reviewing tho parade OF guards at the
commemoration OF the 18th anniyer.
ssry OF the victory of Sedan.
SPECIAL AUDIENCE.
The Impress Augusta to-day nc
corded United States Minister Penale.
ton special audience.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-02
Presidential po,tmsstor,,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.--Of the 1882
presidential postmasters in the United
States, changes have been made in 4S7
cases since the adjournment of the
Senate. A list OF nominations for Of
nee Is now being made at the postof-
nee department Co receive the sigma.
ture OF tne president and be trans.
mitted to the Senate on the beginning
OF tho next session.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-02
A Freight Rate war.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1.-Railrosd passen-
ger and freight rates, which have been
greatly disturbed here for some time
past, are getting worse and worse. A
Is cent rate to Boston on grain was
made to-day, and 1711 cents on mill
feed. 1t is asserted that grain can bo
sent TO New York for 12H cents, but no
contracts at that rate are known to
have been made.
Passage tickets to New York have
been bought at $l4, aud 1t Is alleged
they can bs purchased at s12, or even
less, sfi
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-02
CanAda.
A FIuND KILLED.

BnLLEviLLy, Ont, Sep.. l,-Martin
Archibald, wealthy farmer, residing
in Huntington, broke into tho house OF
Mrs. Mary Adams and attempted to
ravish her. Her son, arriving on tha
scene, struck nim with an AK aud he
released his hold, when Mrs. Adams
seized the AK, aud, attacking Ar CHI
bald, almost severed his head from his
bndv
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-02

WHEELING, w. Va, Sept. 1.-The
Elson Glass company works, employ
Ing 800 men, at Martins Ferry, Ohio,
started up this morning with q full
force, after nine months suspension
on account OF the strike. Other fac
tories are still idle and the proprietors
met this morning and refused to ac-
oept the terms given by the Elson.
1t was announced officially that the
Bellsire nail factory will start up to-
morrow on tho scale Aligned by this
mill in June.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-02
Strike Of the Can Maksrs.

BALTIMORE, Sept. Ito the great
surprise Of the those most interested,
the strike Of the tin can makers be-
came general to-day, and there 10 an
entire suspension Of that industry.
Several employers offered within 8
cents per hundred OF tho demands
Of the employees, but tho offer was re-
jeoted. The sticks of cans on hand
arc said to be large and there is sx-
hiblted no disposition to yield by
either side in tho controv ersy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-02
Braln.Germany.

PKOThsTINH AUAINHT uERNANr's AC-
TIoN.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-The Standards
Berlin dispatch says: "Germany will
not surrender the Carolines. There
were imposing meetings in numerous
cities OF France and Spain, on Sunday,
to protest against the action az Ger.
many on this subject. The mayors
of Barcelona and Valencia have re-.
turned German crosses, with which
they had been honored. Spain has re-
celved offers of moral and material
support throughout the entire coun-
try"