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New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
ETHIOPIAN FrNAvctAL aARRrrs.

LONDON July 9-l23O D. m.-Consos 30 i3- 10 for both
money United states Four Per Cent Bonds
IoGa Ailnntic Western First Mortgage
('crncates 22s canadian Pacific 32S Erie l0a do
ond Consos 81 Illinois Central 2p's Mexican Ordinary
2iis st. PaulCOmmon ~ lG NcwYork Central OpiG Penn
sylyania 5Oit Reading K
Pans qnos Three per cent Renfes az 20 francs
g7 u centithes Tor tho account.
d. m onsos g07s for both money and the account
Erie second Ia Illinois Central. 1904 Mexican
Ordinary 2Ss-: New York Central. 90Ss Reading. 7's
The amount bullion Withdrawn from the Bank OF Eng
and on balance to-day IL 4 10000.
40 D. m-Bar Silver II quoted at a9i4d ounce
iiud-on fBsy COMPANY lCA
Paris quote Three cent RcDtes nc 81 francs
10 confines Tor the account -
The bullion in the Bank England decreased 1870 l6l
dur tho past week,
The proportion the Bank OF England TO liability
which last 4s's per cent Is now IL o'l6 per
cent
PARIS July 9.-Thc weekly statement OF the Bank OF
France shows OF 200 900 francs In gold and
! 1855 900 francs silver.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw-YORK DEALINGS.

NEw-YoRK. July 0.
A light business was done in options In grain
at the Produce Exchange to-day and the markets were
Irregular but generally weaker The fluctuations were
within moderate limits and the final changes whiie
generally declines were small In extent The engage
ments export considerably less than
Wheat after brief period Of early strength caused py
reports of wet weather damage to the Wisconsin CROP
eascd off and ended dull and steady sal cent lower
Final prices were July 99is cents, August ~ OOs sep
tember 81 O2a October 81 Oi4, November ~ eo1s eo
Corn was heavy All day and closed down or July AT oZ
50 for August 53s and September at 04n and y cent
for October options at ssh cents Oats were devoid OF
feature and of Il for July at 36ns and for August a
s37s September was unchanged at 32s cents line rnS
the West Lard declined 2l904 cents as follows: july
So 70; August Sc "a; September, 80 81; octoper
So % and November. So 80. A..
At New-YOrk. Philadelphia. Baltimore ana BOSTON tne
receipts OF grain to-day were: Wheat III oZI bushels
corn las 242 bushels; oats, Az bushes tota gram
3O7 $50 bushels -four 1906 barrels The arrivals at
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Louis were: Wheat o2'ooA
bushels corn 107 O32 bushels; oats 104 2s9 bushels
total grain, 3S6S23 bushels flour. 22.s53 barrels
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
rrpopr.N PRODUCE MARRrrs

LIVERPOOL. July 0.-Provsions bacon Cumberland Cut
2ls Cd Long Clear Mddes sls 9i short Clear Middles
Bcef-sfs Cd Extra indian Ness prl ne Mess jss JL
fork-Primc Ness Jis I'd per boi Prime Ness Eas.srn.
UOs Western 53s Lard-Americau. 3ts 3d; Prime Vest
srn. 3s. Od Lard on So 70 iiams-Loa: CT ~; a.
states Cheesc-American Choice, 31s. JL Whcat-Rei
Western spring 6s MS ld Red Winter sOd ais "a
per ccnl No spring Is 0d; New Western Winter Is ID
New Mixed Western, As II ?ii California No. Is a.
Ia ID: California so JS I'D dOs MI per c"ltal Producs
spirits rurpenne 25s IL do at L)nioa 4jA Ol psf
cwf ehncd Petroleum. ID led gallon: Clover Seed
American Red lps per cwt. Talow3ls 6i per cwt Rosa
-Conm)n, JA Mi Pale ls.oi @0s. OIL Linseod OIL ia
The rcsipts OF wheat three days 10000
centals, including ll4.OOO oentals American.
receipts American for tbs past three days were
10000 ceDtais. - -. 49,, =. o,, -
LONDON July 9-Proluce-fanscsdOi f2l los. 92l IFS
per ton Uacutta LInsod, iOs Sd psr quarter; lnsssi
Take x7 6gs o. per to1 tednei Petroleum. USt
spirits rurDentine, 2Ss III. Dei
sperm OIL 9oS psrlon ROM -con non. - Id eis ~:
Pale. j.. b lis Provsons-Ltrd. a. OIL psr cSk. Dc
Americans sugar l-s 81 per cwt for Clba ceatrifisA
polarzing JJ". and i3s VI 0ljs Tor Cuoa AnscovApfA
epning ahoaL
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
legal Notlres.
IN the Circuit Court of the United States Of
i the Western District OF Pennsylvania
THE EAGLE LOCK co. J No. 50 November term 1889.

Il the western District OK Pennsylyana -
THE EAGLE LOCK co. ! No. 50 November term 1889.
ROBERT j. cRoMIE ct al In Equity.
And now to wit June A. ID, 1885, this
upon motion OF for order Robert
Crome OF the above named defendants nonresident
Of the state Of to appear plead answer or de-
the bill OF complaint filed herein and appearing to
that this suit brought TO enforce lien clam
certain real estate situate In said western District OF
Pennsylvania vz For the foreclosure OF certain mortgage,
and delivered by sad Robert Come 70 one
" Winters six Certain lots OF land situated Saw:
Allegheny state Of Pennsylvania said lots being numbered
(2) three 90 0l eleven a twelve Q2) and thr
3 in NJ Fergusons plan Of lots vi the Montgomery
estate recorded In Plan Book Vol 1914 IN the hecor
Office OF Allegheny County, Penn Also lot numbered
four a. in Phillip Gcrss plan situated on the south side
the Thirteenth Ward Of the city OF Allegheny PENN
said mortgage by virtue OF sundiy assignments be-
vested the complainant And Tor the foreclosure OF
certain other mortgage made executed and delivered by
other lots Of ground in the city Of Allegheny Penn
DumDered nine 9l (0. eleven q II and twelve u3
plan Of lots laid out BY A. Pentccos and others re-
corded Plan Book vol page 2O3. and which said mort
by virtue OF sundy assignments now vested IN the
complainant Ana It. appearing 20 the Court from petition
Of the state Of Iennsyyana and has not voun
such suit and that he IL not an nhabtant
be foud within this district Is therefore
ordered that the said Robert trorie do appcr an
Monday september Aud 1t further appearing that
to obtain personal service os this order
the said robert j. Cr0me IL u oriefc that puDlcasn
OF the be made by insertion thereof In the
Daily Tribune Of Newiork City. ~ w. once week ior SIX
consecutive weeks - by tne Court
JOUN NJ ROBB III. ID. GAMBLE Clerk.
Comp ants Solicitor. Pittsburg, Pa.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
FRAGMENTS OF LEGAL NEWS.

The Aguan Navigation and Improvement
Company has been incorporated with a capital stock Of
S5 600 in 100000 shares, value $50 EACH Its
objects are improve and navigate the Agan River In
the Republic OF Honduras to transport passengers anu
freight by other vessels to purchase ana cut
mahogany and other woods to work mines. oper-
rate sawmls and construct and main tan warehouses
The incorporators are William MehadO. Henry A. Blake.
Stephen W. Fullerton Charles Z. Rushmore and Cram
mOnd Kennedy.
Justice Donohue of the Supreme Court, has referred
in tho suit OF Mary l.. Iililnghast
against william Henry Smth the La Fargo Decorative
Art Company others John Il. Ward. Pending his
report the temporary injunction forbdding execution
upon the judgment obtained against the company by
Mr.. Smith continues in force
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10

BALTIMORE Jnly 9.-Cottoo dull MidiIins 1896. Plo1f
dull howard street Western super 9s3 DO.
EItra 81 % Sst 25 DO Fanny g 50 25 CITY MlIs
s490os5 90 Patapsco Family. IS 75 DO superlativs
Patent So Whcat-southern nrm: Western higher,
Southern Red "a dy6c. do. Amber. 9Sc. dSl 10:
MARYLAND. S7e 9ssi No Western Winter Red Spot,
$500 Sc. Corn-southerD steady; Western nrmeri
southern White 62 2d63c: Yellow 65x0J6c; Western
tember 96]a9esG -. ,ats arm and active =. South.
3SD4Oc. Western White 39n40c.: do Mixed 3703scs
Pennsylvana 80 rtDc avo duh At e5o70c. Provisions
steady qulet Mess PORK sl202 70 Receluts-flour
Wheat $4,000 oush. Corn. 27.0Oo JatS
5000 bush: RIVE 100 bush 5hpmcnts-Flour. 1900
bbls. Wheat 1900 bush: 5000 1000
bush saIcs-Wheat. 797.J00 Ousns Corn 10000 bush.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
FOR BREACH OF PROMISE AND ASSAULT.

A suit has been begun in the Supreme Court
against Edward F. Williams which Patrick O'Rourke.
as guardian his daughter Emma, claims $4,000 dam
ages for breach of promise Of marriage and $4,000
more for upon her. alleged to have been COM
mItted 10 the cellar Of quor store at Onehundredand
thirty-eghth-st and Thrdave. ORourke was the pro-
prietor OF the store and lived there with his family
Williams was his barkeeper The girl Is cripple ana,
i sad was taken advantage OF during the absence OF
the family. Williams has been arrested Oh an order
issued IuSLice DOnOhue.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth River. Vessels and Raiiro1f&
NEw-YoRK, July o. 1888.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw.YoRK. July 0. 1885.

NEW 1OKK. July U 1870
COFFEE-spot Rio quiet and steady at $50 for Fair
Sales 1000 bags Mentor 900 ex Besse" and 500
OK "kepler" on private terms. Options quiet and
showed no material chance but At the close were weak
sales OF 700 bags closing follows July. 695 OD
August 705d7.lO; September, 7l0D716, October q 10
40 November 7.2UG725; De:emDer 7.25 G7.3O. Mild
CorToNspot Cotton steady fairly active and unchanged
Sales 420 bales 250 last evening" including 500 Tor
port and 800 for home consumption Delivered on contaos
400 6acs at the ports today l2o bales against "a
46e4277 bales against 4s2524l the period las
year.
The quotations according to the American classification
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
OLOyiy3 PRICES or BJ'rJv sr)ORA
BOSTON. July %. 1885.
THURSDAY. July 0-P. NJ.

THURSDAY. July Or. NJ.
The transactions In stocks at the stock Exchange to-
day rolled up respectable figures OF shares,
against shares yesterday But notw withstand-
ing the increased volume Of business never before was
II confined within small circle OF operators II was
st. Paul stock that led u amount OF transactions. and
furnished So 900 slares nearly one-fourth OF the
whole days business One broker sold 10000 shares at
72a472la but after that transaction was over
rho price rose to 73s and closed 1t
1914 Tho sequel estsbithes beyond
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
Ocean Steamers.

ANCHOR LINE. U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
~ GLASGOW SERVICE via LoNDoNDERRY.
CIRCAss IA July l. 3p. U I'm kSSIA July 20. pm
ETHIOPIA. July is "a IN. ANcuoRIA.;. Aug s3p N
Cabin passage $50 TO so. second class $50
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENsTOwN SERVICE ~
CITY of ROM sails " etnesday. July 30 Aug. 20
and every fourth Wctnesd thereafter.
Cabin passage $50 TO 800. second classs3J.
Cabin Excursion tickets on very favorable terma
steeragc outward So prepadsl5.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, General AGENTS, ,,.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10

60 Kentocky DO SO y. at TIC, 237 vrssia a. s. =. =
4, a &C DO s. b. ssSsc o. do - s. stSt 5is 6k
Sheen 80 H. l'sc; l7 10 privass terms lpsc6
ably far from 30; SO " ueky O6 d. ~ lsc fA
vv y &c; 81 Pennsyvapls IS u. at4tc lo7do ~
Judd 4 buckingham. 22l West Virginia IAmbs 81 D. q
71c 2l3do. 90 h, at7'sc 70 Ohio sheep sy 10. At tc
y sader Co 223 Indiana sheep. s. ID. ct 10; 81
kentucky DO g b at SIC 40 n 3ac il4 Kaueal
40. - At 3S; Ill do 80 10. at 3stcs x62 Kentucky
Lambs % @ 10 e. g. s,2c: % 90; 66 n. at Stc
at7tc Jersey DO s. b. at SIC, ID DO IS b. Il SSc iZ
indiana sneep IS D. etttc; 100 do. 80 n, st4tc.
80 r. at tac aes g ne, 70 2a2 Virginia LsmLs 81 D.
~. &c 10. 90 q 10 at sac ~ do 81 10. at.62c.
m a'ie1esk M M psvs 2te Keo.aeky Lamcs 9! r. At ~ co
Walsh. Kirby Co:ts STATE Lamba 81 m sf at 7c; los
ao 90 D. at oHc 10 Kentucky Ewes ia b. at4c 80 do.
Dllenbeck Dewey 60 Sheep 81 10. at s4c ITO do 90
b at &c q State Lambs 4s b at 5c 0G DO IS D. st Ca
. hume q M1IIsn q stsss =. sheep II D. Il I; ststS
HOGS Receipts were Of ,545 head equally DIVIDED
between the yards Total for five days heal axansl
head for the time last week. Feeling seady e
81 40d$i 80.
Country Dressed steady at eso1c for Medium and 7o7u
for Light
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

srppyuy CouKT CaAMDYRs-BefOre D0nolIue, J.--Nos
l9 C6 u.s. S2 ll2 lac 149 l50 1872 246 247 $50 26l 2Go
Rt9. .
sUKRocATRs CoUpT-Rollins, S.-So DAY calendar. -
sUPERIoR coURr-5rEcIAL Tggu-Before Sedgwick, CD
/ No day calendar. ,,u..u q,
CoURf OF GENERAL sgssIoxs-PaRr I-Beiore Cowtng J:
and Asst Dist ATTORNEY DavsNos .. 4. 0, y. u d
TO- IL, L., l3 Ia, Is. l6 "a, l8. IL. 20 II. ~
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
SUIT AGAINST A RELIGIOUS NEWSPAPER.

NEw-BEDFoRD, July 8 (SpeciaD.-An action
In which 100000 claimed has been begun by Edward
p Tinny of Manchester, Mass, against William l.. Green
Co., publishers of The Con0regationoifs and the Rev.
Dr. Dexter The real estate OF of the firm in this
city has attached Other members OF the firm are
william l.. Green, Maiden and Charles A. Richardson,
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
ANXIOUS TO THROW SAND ON THEIR TRACKS.

Separate actions have been brought by the
Broadway Surface Railway Company. the Dry DOCK,
East Broadway and Battery Railroad Company and the
Eighth Avenue Railroad Company against the Mayor,
Aldermen and Commonalty and the Police Commits
soners for the purpose Of permanently enoining them
from interfering with their practice OF throw
ing sand on their tracks. John NJ. scriD-
ner their counsel. yesterday obtained preliminary
injunctons peadings in which it was set forth that
while a city ordnance prohibits throwing sand mixed
with salt on the tracks November TO APRIL u has
been the custom OF the railroad companies to throw
sand on the tracks all ke year around The action OF
is interference with vested rights and with public
traffic. and II persisted In, Will result In cruelty 70
animals nd danger human life, horses fall Oh tho
glazed stones and there is difficulty In bringing tho
brakes bear where there Is no sand SO as TO promptly
stop the
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.


The petroleum speculation to-day was still
less active than yesterday and 1t seemed TO have settled
down for period OF rest. The total dealings were only
little over barrels against daily transactions
last week which close 10 2o,oOo,oOo barrels Inc
market was irregular but the sharp decline freely pre-
dcted by the bears evening failed to occur There
was no dews OF Importance from the OIL nelds AFTER
fluctuations covered by the extremes OF 9Oie ana 10
cents the market ended steady about halfway between
tho highest and lowest points.
The range Of prices and the total dealings NJ 'hc
Consolidated Exchange were as follows:
Opening. 80 Iowest.-....... -
Highest 0Gis Final. 9oos
Sales, barrels o,lV.VOV
Clearances for yesterday. li4ioooo
The refined market was unchanged.
BRADFoRD, Penn. July 9-Crude Oil--National Tran
sit Certificates opened 95s and closed at 90 o. High
est price. 957s; lowest price. 95h Ciearances,
4660 900 barrels.
OIL CITY, Penn. July 9.-crudo Oi-sales. 100000
bbls; cearances 7s3oOo barrels; rms. O9o2d bar
res shipments 6.s92 bbls; charters. 45,3l7 barrels
National Transit Certificates opened 05le and closed
at 95l highest price, 86ls; lowest price, 9oI.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
LIVE STOCK MARKEDLY rELEaRApn

CHICAGO. July 8 -Tn Drousrs yoyyn1l reoorts Cpas-
Receipts 800 mead Shipments $500 mead steady,
Exports - 70d31 l0 Cows ana Mixed 81 000 So stock
srs. So o00sl so Feeders s. O0Gk So Texans. S27Jo
Hoos-Receipts $4,000 shipmeuta 5000 market arm,
Rough Mixed IS 800S4 co. PACKING Shiopng. - 003
sA 10. Light 8! 0o0st So skips So 000ss 76
Sheep-Recepta 1000 heal 5hpmentA 1900 heat market
weak Inferior s2756$S co. Natives. ~ 000s4 25 LambA
81 OO4&2 so
BUFFALO, July 9.-Cls-Rscepts to-day. $40 1est total
Tor thus Tar. 1900 mead; 6V0
head consigned thr0lRh 20l market steady
Good 70 Choce Jtecrs s. lj0sj 10 AMI Resisr
~ o5Gx4 ~.
sssp Recepss TO-DAY loo head total for weak thus fas
1900 head Tor same time last Week 2J0 10 head consGne0
through. "a cars marSet steady and dull Medium 10
Lambs $6a6 80.
foas-I Ieceipts today 2OOO head total
$4,000 head; last $4,000
signed through l04cars of which New York
adv Medium Fair Yofkcrs - 350S4 80; Good 70
Choice 81 400i 45 Butchers Grades - 35@$4 4o Pigs
81 20 1S4 80.
sI. LOUIS July 9--ldnn.sscelpts. $500, sh pmenta
500 easier Exo0tA - SO0s1 co. 9ood Choice,
Shipping. q o9ss0G Fair 70 Medium. 81 25Ss42&
Sheso-ReceiDts 900 shipmenss l.iOn common % Ha
dium. 81 rs ass 90: FAIR TO Cnolce s3 s36s4 o.
Hogs-ReceDts. 1000 shDmenta LOO: LlRhk - 200
81 25i Packing So 00Qs4 l5; Heavy. "a 20oSi rs
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10

SPIRITS or TURPENTINE.
CHARLKsrox. July e.-Tarpentine Arm 1t 35k,-
SAVANNAH July 9.s-Turpcntine firm ~ 50 .,
WILMINGTON. July 9,-Turpentine nrn at ~ kc.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
BOyDS AND BAyK STOCKS.

y, ,Oup. --.-- ~
Am Dock & / 5s
D. 5000.
Cent Pacino
gold bonds
6.OOO. ..... lllIs
Oh n Il Ill consoi
1000 ov
Col. II Val & 4 lat
5000.
Cedar + Il NJ LIST
1000. 49,. Ia =
ColC0al * i LIST Os
1000. .......0O
T. I Va g. Ga 5s
1000. .......isa
Gal IIar & san Ant
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

MILWAUKEE, AND
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
LINE.

NOTICE-"LANE ROuTEw
FROM NEw.YoRK 20 LIN ERPOOL. VIA oEEENS
FROM PIER NO A. NORTH RIVER
SERVIA Juy IL, $3.50 p m.
R,II \ SATURDAY. July IL Ii a n
saturday. July 25 Am.
TTRU RIA Saturday. Aug M.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-02
THE GRANT MONUMENT FUNDS.

The San Francisco Association to erect
monument to the memory of General
Grant in that city is moving at last in the
direction of collecting funds We sincerely
wish it full success. San Francisco sbould
erect great monument to the foremost
man of the age, that the memory of his
deeds and words may be everlastingly re-
called by the monumental pie. But while
San Francisco surely will have a monu-
nent BETTING her dignity and character,
the people must not forget the State Grant
Monument scheme. 1t was the first in the
field. 1t was before the people prior to
any movement in San Francisco having
taken form. 1t is to work out its results
through the mite contributions of the peo-
pie. 1t will be essentially the peoples
monument, and the peoples tribute to the
departed hero. Whoever becomes mem
Der of the Association has forever an IN
divided interest in the common pride that
should be felt by all in this great work.
The Association is not localized. 1t is as
broad as is the State, and as unselfish as
any human work that was ever planned.
There is no man or woman in health, and
able and willing to work, who cannot
give the asked for mite to the Society. In
return, there is given to the giyer a very
handsome certificate of membership, which
IN itself is teachinfi, suggestive, historical
and worthy of possession as work of art
There ought to be raised by this means a
hundred thousand dollars. 1t would even
then be representative of contributions by
much less than half the adult population.
The monument is to be erected in State
grounds, as a State work for the people of
all the State, and as fitting ornament to
their possessions. The workers in the AS
sociation should be very diligent now, and
make reality the possibility-the erection
of the first Grant monument of the Union.
in the State of California.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-02
OFFENSIVE PARTIsANs.

In the outset Mr. Villas held it to be Of
fensive partisanship for Republican Of
ficeholder to run newspaper that was
Republican in expression. But it pres
emily dawned upon the Democratic COM
prehension that this definition, like two
edged sword, cut both ways, since it
estopped Democratic editors from taking
Office except at the sacrifice of their
papers. Besides, it threatened to cut off
the enthusiasm of good many organs.
Without newspapers to support it, the Adj
ministration would be lacking most mate
rial aid. So, Mr. Villas has modified his
definition, and now to be an offensive par
tisan does not mean the thing he once
defined. 1t is now held that it does not
follow that one is an offensive partisan be-
cause he owns, edits or circulates a party
paper. But the paper must not be too bold
and outspoken, and if it is Democratic it is
safer. If it abuses Republicans it is safer
still, and it may indulge in mild criticisms
of Democrats occasionally; but if the ed
itor gets hot in the COLLAR and calls a
spade Il spade, and argues with warmth
and vigor for either side, it viii be con-
strued as offensive And to show how sin
cere he is, Mr.. Villas gives it to be under
stood that this will apply to any stamp of
politics. Diyested of all its seeming, this
is the cold-blooded logic and true meaning
of Mr.. Villas definition pretend to be
what Won are not.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-02
WAKE UP.

F, The San Francisco Alto, after noting the
progression made bv cremation in both
theory and practice in other States and
countries, and its usefulness and wisdom.
remarks that there is "no organized move
ment" in this direction ON this coast, and
that hence there is here an opening for
intelligent enterprise Is the Aha ed
itor blind and deaf? Here have his news
columns for some months past been dotted
with items of the meetings, discussions and
general proceedings of the First Cremation
Society Of San Francisco The statement
of the incorporation of crematory Joint
stock Association within that society has
also been the subject of frequent reference
in the San Francisco press, and one of the
leading members of the San Francisco bar.
standing at lis head, has, with his Direct
DRY, been diligent in selling the stock. and
such progress has been made that but 2l7
shares remain to be taken, when the incin-
Grating furnace win lie at once put up.
Certainly the alta cannot have forgotten
that a strong effort was made in the Legis-
iature to pass law legaIizing cremation
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-02
ARIZONA.
The Apaohes Still at Their Deadly Work.

The Apaciies Still at Their Deadly Work.
TOMBSTONE, October 1st.-The killing of
Heating at White Trail Canyon, San Simon
Valley. reported last night, was the work
OF Apaches. The body was found half a
mile down the road from the house at noon
yesterday. He was first shot under the
arm, then his head was beaten in with
stones. Shanahan and Mrs. Mack, an old
lady cooking on the ranch, cannot be
found. Their fate remains in horrible
doubt. Hatfields command of forty
cavalry and five Apache scouts passed
through Tombstone en- route to Fort Grant.
They have come from Copper CANYON,
after service in Sonora. They look faded
and worn, aud the whole outfit shows I'M
mlstakable signs of rough service, hard
ship and fatigue. Their reported fight
with the renegades is not confirmed
This mornings Record Epitaph SAYS In
conversation with Captain Floyd we learn
ed that general movement of the troops
toward the reservation has been ordered
Day before yesterday the troops at Hua-
chuca under Captain Lawton, the troops at
Bisbee Canyon under Captain Wood, the
troops at Copper Canyon under Captain
Hatfield, and the troops at Mud Springs
under Lieutenant Lockett, were all ordered
to positions on Eagle creek, situated north
of the ella and east of the reservation. 1t
would seem that General Crook had OBJ
tanned some information of a probable
concerted movement of hostiles toward the
reserve at this time.
Stolen Stock
TOMBSTONE, October 1st.-Eleyen horses
and four mules were stolen by the rene
gades from Sulphur Springs corral before
daylight this morning The trail of the
Indians leads south. Indians were sighted
crossing the track yesterday at Cochise Sta
ton. They were at Winchester at dark.
They are supposed to be the band that
committed the robbery Hatfield's com
mand camps tonight at Cochise, strong
hold ten miles from Bowie Station.