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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-03
Summary.
ma ss5-CHlLD LABOB
VI RESERVATIONS
Ns OCCUPIED.
II GRANT BETTER.

hight at Camp Creek, nine
IN Fort Smith. He was
4 with q man named Pugh.
hight h ughes got up, knock
ellow in the head with q
a. robbed him of Ss5, and
IFort Smith. Pugh died Of
on Sunday. and the mur
hptuIed on Monday.
5Labor Commissioner Of Mis-
prday visited the knitting
kc,ories in St. Louis. =" He
kuy children at work in them
ken wears Of age that he re-
liz state Capital tn. night
eption Of using all his in
focure the passage OF q bill
the legislature to ohibi
court martial has been or.
10 Washington on Mon
,br trial If Medical Direc
Wales. He ~ charged by
~ Of tue Navy with neglect
hen Snrgeon General ana
| Bureau OF Medicine and
by the neglect, the Secretary
Voucher frauds in the Bu
bade possible.
idrnt has issued an order
Ben 10 public settlement tb'
.din the old WtDnehaRt
axor Crow Crsek reservation
v ith the exception Of u few
aud of the tracts VIII ict
biorr been selected or occu
isns. Settitrs have alread )
sl. IN aud occupy the abov'
General Claussen, with the
iua Volunteers, a company
ruups, left Charleston yes
frooa TOR Washington, tt
NJ. Cisvriaud's inau sura-
rs ,,nases at the company
suoscr.p' ions raised amoni
nocta's o! Charleston.
rant way much better OF
yotwithn.anding his physi
Is be l. stiil az work on hi,
euera ply siciausreporto'
That their patient " ha
lasaut day, having been il
and ;aken his usual ainoun
>eni "
cipa elections in Bath ant
hiu-, held Yesterday, wer
BE- Republicans. The Demo
Lewislop, Their candidai
b Portland had n plurality
hty being necessary, ther
her election.
ner Charlotte Lizzie, with
tozen heh, tor New YORK.
in the ice at Northpori
a few days ago, and wen
Sunday night. Her ere,
, great difficulty in tn
ir,i ,,eorpe H. pr.ble. n
n s,on an SUNDAY In III
hi. orn n, was n nenhe,
lor OF s.veral books, anon
tory OF thr ilag."
Dmou. aged ~ a stud.nt 1
Mqdical College, at S,
hit,sd sIieiie on Monda
hi.ed to pass the final 81
|dtute'ect Hendricks visite
Chamber ard Hall o. Re,
at Washington on Monia,
elcomed by Republicans 3
bocratic members.
hi Of Antrim, Osborne
Valley, near Chester, Pa
last evening The loss
i abcul so, coo.
Dallas, Texas, on Sunda
froyed c. II. Evans DIR
and Barber's music stor
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-03
ROilesl IIanburgs.

1000 yards at half-price, at Vain
wright's, 312 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-03
Now Is the Time

To have your papering done cheap be.
fore the rush, at II. d. Hollis, 2l3 West
Second street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-03

The place to purchase jewelry and
silverware is at Baynam's.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-03

Get pocket oil can for roller skates
at the Howe office. 609 Shipley street.
8 f. Marshall.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-03

The place to purchase jewelry an,
lsilverware Is at Baynard's.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-03

Baynard's stock is the largest In the
city to select from.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-03

All kinds of silver and plated ware
at Baynard's, Fifth and Market streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-03
An Extended ponu,ar,,w.

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRooHRs have been
before the public many years. For relieving
Coughs and Throat troubles they are sunes
ror 70 all other articles. Sold only In poxes
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-03

fsueh's. French street wharf. 10 thu
place to buy good coal
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-03

state or ths TnormOrnog1K
1t the REPUBLICAN, obioe In the shade
O'Clock 10 O'Clock 12o'clook
28o 43o 4So
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-03
seidlitx Powders. Oh C....

Per box at either Of Beaton Smlth,s nre.
scriptton drug stores. Pure drugs and mode,
rate prices ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-03

Hope for a season bids the world
farewell" when man fnds himself
in the relentless grasp of Deuralg lgia,
but he smiles and takes heart aud
courage when his wife brings a bottle
of Salvation Oil, the greatest cure on
earth for pain,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18
OrTrb4 or THE LAKE SUPERIOR cor
 PER wESEs,

"It is estimated by prominent mn. ing men, says ths Boston Post, ''that this years output from the Lake Su. perior copper mines win aggregate 75,00O,O GOO lbs as against 6s,4OO,000 in in 1881" We believe the above esti- mate IS high, for the reason that the increase of production at the Calumet & Hecla will be equalled if not exceeded by the decrease of pro. duohon owing to the suspension of the Wolverine, Penmsular, Allouez, Pew abic, Hancock and Grand Portage mines, as well as the decrease in tho products of the 0ntonagon and Ke- weenaw Co. mines, and also that of the Osceola which will be practically closed during Che entire summer, or from about the Ist of May until the new min at Lake Linden shall be completed. It is not very probable that the products ofthe Quincy, Frank lin, Atlantic and Huron mines will exceed to any great extent their pro- ducts for last year, On the whole we can't see where the Posts gets the above figures from,--Hancock (Mich) Mining Herald,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18
pREFERRED LOCALS.

 Go 10 Van Wagenens for fresh goods prices reasonable CaIifffDia butter 60 cents roll, al someryilles. Cigarettes of all kinds at Van Wag, enens. 4 teD cent cigar foF five Tansill's Punch Hop Bitters will brace you up. Fol safe by Taylor < Hatch.
 Fifteen thousand pounds assorted norehandise just received at Van Wagsnens For choice groceries and fresh fruit
 Mrs. K. Gills headquarters
 Kelly Key West eigarsa specially at the News Depot
 Blankets and eonforters at cost al Van Waganens.
 Fresh California cheese and best ranch bullur at Airs. +. Giifs
 Ifyou want q gooa pair Of boots or shoes, 10 to Schuiae.
 Skating shoes for ladies just received at ysn Nageneaa. For gents furnishing goods go tc Van Wagenens.
 For Blankets and bed comiorters % to Vail Wagenens.
 For chnee hquor by the bottle or gallon go to Van Wagenens
 Bet brands q fine cut and plug tobacco at Van lFagenens.
 Call for private stock for a good cigar at Van Wagenens
 Best quality of boots and shoes al yap Wagenena
 4 pocket cigar case and five ol aT'ansiil's Punch, all for 25 cents at Van Wagenens. At this season of fhe year something z H $ required to tone up the system. ilor Bitters viii do it. Hatch < Taylor One price only, $50 per 1000, S pc, 100 and 5 cents each, is tie reason why Tansills Punch ls so popular. Fol sale at Van Mageneus
 wish to call the attention to the smoking public to the fact that have secnred the agency for 'Tansill's Punch, Americas finest Sc. cigar ai Van Wagenens.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18

The Priaee and Princess of Wales are doing their utmost to create a favorable impression upon the people of Ireland. and Il is said that the peas antry are considerably modified by the reports of the kindness and human. fly shown " the royal couple to the poor of Dublin. At Cork, however, their reception was not so cordial. During tbe progress of their parade through the city tie Nahonalists, who lined tie sidewalks, Sept up a con tinual demonstration, showing their disapproyal by hissing vigorously. No violence, however, was offered to the royal party.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18
TRRKEToRrAr. rnplcs.
Condensed from 0ar Exchanges for
 @silver BeIt. Renders.

]. A. Fields, who killed Preston at Gila Bend, was discharged, the grand jury failing to find , true bill.
 A new stone hotel building is being built Ut Winslow by tho A. & F Rail- road, The company also contemplate the erection at that place of . machine shop and six cottages tor employees.
 The St. Johns Herald recounts tho killing at HoIbrook, of. Juan Garcia, an aged and unofensive Mexican, by Harry a. Lyons, printer, and a desperate character known as "Red :" The muraerers dsealnpqd but were discovered in their hiding place, n few days after the killing, by q party of citizens and both were shot to leath. The murder was unprovo6ed and iiendish, and much satisfaction is ex- pressed that such summary and con- tign punishment was meted out to the perpetrators.
 Lands can be purchased in tho Salt River Valley for S20 per acre that arc every way as desirable as those which bring S200 in Southern California h the latter section there is a failure of crops once in every four years, while here our ia1gating systems prelude such a possibility Phenix Gazette.
 Seventy Shortborn yearling bulls have been brought to Wilcox from Illinois by s, $, Wood and are for sale. This is q good opportunity for Stookmen to introduce blQoded bulls.
 The Prescott Courier mentions six mills aggregatiag 49 stamps, which will shortly be running in Yayapai County,
 B, F, Saunders of Wilcox. has sold his cattle and range to the Arizona Cattle Company, for $5oa00. He re- tains 4900 head af cattle which be will take to Utah.
 Peaches and apieots as large as walnats, figs half grown, and grape vines covered with little fruits can now be found in tue Salt River Val, ley, which is pretty good for the 8th day of Aplrl. Our fruit season opens fully half a month ahead of California, which will prove q great advantage in tho future. The next crop promises to be very large -PhRnix Gazette.
 Suit has been entered in Cochise County by the Copper Prince Mining Company vs. Copper Queen Mining Company, for the recovery cf Sl45,000 damages on accouBtol taking ore bg the defendants from the Copper Prince mlne.
 t. Collins will rebuild his store and warehouse lately destroyed by fire at Camp Thomas
 More land is being cultivated in Graham County this season than ever before The crops of wheat and bar. ley promise to be very large
 A dispatch to tbe Citizen states that q cyclone struck tho town of Clifton last Saturday afternoon, carrying away a portion of Central bridge and demolisbing several houses The roof of supt Rusall's house was lifted into the air and fell with d crash upon Justice Casey's residence, crushing t and injur;ng the entire family. Judge Casey was taken from tho wreck in. sensible. Damage toproperty amounts to about S300o.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18

1t is alleged that De Lesseps is the prime mover m the South American trouble and that if the Columbia Gov. ernment should prove a snceess, a strip of territory tHirty miles wide across the Isthmus of Panama would be transferred to De Lesseps, who would then cede it to France which is already interested in tho Isthmus to the extent of half a billion of francs. The Munroe doctrine will interpose 10 prevent permanent occupation of Central American soil by any Flu. ropean power, and the United States in sending armed vessels and men to Panama, is evidence that our govern. ment IS already awake to the design of De Lesseps. France has already had an unpleasant experience in her at tempted interference in the affairs of Mexico, and a forced withdrawal of her troops by order of the United States.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18

President Cleveland has thui far been very conservative and cautious in the matter of appointments and changes in federal offices and he evil dently intends to carry out the civil service law and encourage its wider application. While partisans are greatly disappointed that sweeping changes of ofiee-holders have not been made, yet the people who care more for good government are well satisfied with the new Presidents course.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18

Thursdays dispatches indicate that an amieable settlement of the Anglo. Russian difficulty is still possible, England and Russia have agreed upon a basis for the delineation of the Afghan frontier, subject to satisfae- tory explanation by Russia of the re- cent attack on the Afghans. Accord ing to this scheme, # is said Penjdeh will be ceded to Russia, provided Ameer consents.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18
From the Prescott Coarisrl

We did not expect to receive a copy of the SILVER BKLr for some time to come, and marvel at the fine looking, we'll filled paper which was issned, soon after tue fire, by the veteran ed itor, Judge Hackney, who, with his assistantsf procured the old ploss and material of the defunet Chronicle and quickly put it in shape for doing duty.
 Prescott has had its fires; yes, many bad ones, and her citizens knows how to sympathize with their Globe broth CTS and sisters
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

IT. Wm. Thomas or any pers2H Ealding tS tle from him, the undersigned a cs-owner ia the Manzanita mine situated asi being in the Territory nF Arizona County of Gila and Globe District, having done and performed the annual work n said mine as required by law for the year 1884 This, therefore, Is to. notify yan that if you do not pay yOnr .gll proportion af cost of said work together with cost of this advertisement within ninety days after the fret publication Of this notice, your interest in sad mine ss co-owner will utterly cease and become the property pf the under signed By operation uf law. s. C. WYNN
 6Eobe, A. II, Jan, Sl. 1885, jan3l 9od
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18

The tri-daily bulletins issued and wired by the Associated Press con cerniIg Gen Grant condition are so contradictory as to confuse those not in his immediate presence. He is sus- tained by neryines, and sleep is only produced by morphine. While not altogether despondent, he has re- resigned himself to the inevitable
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18
THE rEnArrA GRANT.

The Florence Enterprise has been 8 valuablo exponent of the people in its endeaeer to draw public attention to the danger which threatens from the confirmation of this pretended grant. The people had fallen into a state of apathy which was favorable to the suc- cess of Reavis' scheme, but thanks to the Enterprise definite steps have been taken, in one county at least, to defeat the great land grabber. A mass meet ing was held in Florence GU Tuesday evening the 7th inst, which was we'll attended. The result was that Capt, G. A, Sharp, Wm. Jennings, J D. Rittinghouse, Judge J. w. Anderson and Thos. F, Weedin, were appointed & committee to draw upa statement of facts relative to the grant, with a request to the department to grant a stay of proceedings in tho Surveyor Generals office for six months, to cn. able the settlers on the pretended grant to prepare and present their side of the case.
 On motion, the committee was further instructed to report 8 resolu- tion asking the department to appoint Hon. P. k, Brady a commissioner to go to Mexico and examine the record and report on the so-ealled grant. Mir, Brady is an accomplished Spanish scholar and thoroughly oonyersant with the Spanish laws governing land grants and the records of the same. The meeting adjourned to last Tues. day evening when the matter was to have been further discussed.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18

Here IS striking contrast: While the 18th legislative assembly of Arizo- na appropriated over $48, 600 for clerk hire and printing alone, the total appropriation made by the Mon tana legislature frln the territorial treasury for all pur loses amounts to but $6,500. Our virtuous legislators ought to cover thenselyes with sack. cloth and ashes Star.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18
PLEGRo.Ps moasa.

The alarm over the appearance of pieuro. pneumonia among cattle in Missouri has spread to many If tue Western states. Colorado and Kansas have already passed quarantine meas ures which they rigidly enforce The disease is yet confined to Galloway County Missouri but upwards of 1000 head of cattle have been exposed to the eontagion and Il is so insiduous in its nature that stockmen thrpughont the state arc alive to the gravity of the situation. At meeting of repre- sentative cattle men who assembled at Jefferson City, Mo- 10 confer with the state officials as to tie best means to pursue to eradicate tho disease, res olution was unanimously passed ask. ing for an extra session of tha legisla. ture to pass the necessary appropria- tion and a law giving authority tokill exposed and infected cattle.
 Dr Trunbower U $. Veterinary Inspector who addressed the meeting said; "We must look this thing squarelyi in the face. We can't afford 10 hide anything, but should make known to the pubho tie actual condi- ton of affairs. Thisis the only way tq establish confidence. This is not q matter of local interest, but one atiect- ing tue general public. If We allow tue disease to extend there may be no stopping II will ruin our interests. By timely and prompt action t can. be cut short"
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18

Under the new quarantine law the Governor appoints inspectors of cattle at such convenient points as he may deem advisable, subject to the rest1ct- ion that the inspector must be as near as possible to the frontier, and ''frst recommended by the stock associa- ton of his district.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18
wRaT ouR ExcnANeEs SAY OF IS.
IFra, the Rlarsnee Eplsrpri.s ]

Notwithstanding the fact that the SILVER BELT offi.f, was destroyed by fire last week, th paper was out on time, as neat antsclean typographical. ly, as bright and sound editorially, and as newsy as ofyore, Weare glad 10 see tho paper rise from its ashes so soon. It is one of the best in the Territory.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18

The Star explains the attack made on Judge Pinney by the Prescott Miner, which IS edited by Buck 0'Neil, during the absence of Beach, by the fact of the Judges protest against a legislative enactment allowing 0'Neil a sum of money not equitably due him for services claimed as rendered in the Judges court, in Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18

In the district court, at Phoenix, Bishop Stewart and Elder Robinson plead guilty to the offence of unlaw- ful cohabition. Each were sentenced to ninety days imprisonment in the Territorial prison. Judge Pinney ia Go be commended for tempering the sentence with mercy.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18

The latest on roller skates is from Battle Greek, Mich, where q Shetland pony has been taught toao fancy ska ting on wheels. The pony will eS- bibit himself during the coming sum mer with eirors. By another winter, his owner is to show him oFin various leading rinks
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18

The Lordsburg CN. M) Advance says there is intense excitement over a new mineral strike twelve miles from Eureka dlstrlct. 4 twenty foot ledge, running as high as S400, has been uncovered. Eleven tons of ore from another claim in the same loeali- " netted the owners Si,S00. The camp, winch is called Apache, is fast filling with miners,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18

A cholera scare prevails at Cleye. land, Ohio. Three children have died of disease the symptoms of which closely resemble cholera. A suspieieus fact noted was that tha bodies of tae deceased children quickly turned black. A post mortem examination will De held 10 ascertain the nature of the disease.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18
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The Wyoming Cattle Growers As- sociation passed . resolution prohibi- ting tho racing of horses on ranges and playing of cards, as injurious to the morals of camps If stock assoeia- tions keep on passing camp lneetln resolutions restricting fhe festive COW. boy, he will soon have no privileges left and wjll be as uniRteresting as any cgdina Y individual
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18

Ben Butler, the cock-eyed man of destiny, has been sued in Massaehu- sets court for the purpose of making him fork over $15,0O0 which he is alleged to have withheld while acting Treasurer of the National Soldiers Home
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18

During a recent severe storm the Washington Monument was struck by lightning three times, but the metal conductor conveyed the electricity to the ground and no damage was done to the shaft.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18

England by vote Of t48 to 39 in the House of Commons rejected the amendment to withdraw from the soudan. A message to the Queen calling out the reserve was agreed to,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18

The jury in the case of ex-President Fish of the New York Marine Bank, found the defendant guilty on eleven counts of the indictment in which he was charged with embedding the funds of the bank. Sentence was deferred.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18

The decrease i'd Inc pubic debt under Democratic administration, for the first month was $453. 747 ,98. Cash in Triasury S5Ss4,747,75. Total debt less cash in the Treasury s1, 1,405, ,439,- : acn9
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18

Distinct shocks of earthquake were felt in various I,arts ofoalifornia last Saturday evening, but were not of sufficient violence to do any damage.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18

In the examination of Charles Rob erts for the killing of Doc Giipin at Deming, N M., the court decided that it was justiRable and Roberts was released
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18

The total amount Of dividends paid by the Calumet < Heela Mining Com pany up to date is s25,s5O,oOo, while the assessments amount to only S1 ,2O0.- 600.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18

The Tailings, in speaking editorial ly ofthe Marrow Gauge railroad bond contest says "Mr. Culver, (attorney for the Narrow Guago Company made a very damaging admission yesterday, when he said that the act was drawn ID for the purpose of getting the S50,- 600, before the first five miles of the road was completed, whilst, as Hiram Stevens remarked the Company's at- torney and repres sgntstiye gave every one to believe thaI not one cent would be obtained until Vhe first five miles were completed. This makes 1t look remarkably like ah attempt to obtaiL money from the people of Pima Coun. ty under false pretences. IL is possi- ble that these gentlemen may succeed in extracting S50,O00 from the county treasury for nothing, but it is asking Q little too much, when they request the Board of Supervisors to hand them She key.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18
S25O Reward.

The above reward viii be paid for infomA- tion yhat will lead te shG conviction of any person who may he ituisd altering or defSeing the marks or brands. or stealing, kIling or driving from their accustomed ranges aly live stock balonging tn aay ef tAe members nf the Globe Stock GraUsrs Assoeiatien oi GilA, Csnrr&ts
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18

fGlnl nn1 IN PEEsEETs utvES AWAY. Send MNttH. iIAIi AE cents ipetage, aud by man you P1SS wv wifi get gi.Es package of goods of large value, that will start you in work that Rill at once bring you in money faster than anything else in America, All about the goo, 600 in presents with each box. Agents wansed everywhere, of either sex, for all the time or spare time only, ta work for us at their own homes Fortunes for all workers Rlso- lutely assured. Don't delay H. HALLET < Co.,, Portland. Maine. feb2i-iy
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18
WARNING.

The St0rkmeu of Salt River Valley, aila County, heiieying that the range is now stocked to its full eaFmesiy deeln the introdnc. tion Of more stock, by parties unw nor-resi- dents. aryise and calcnlatsd Co work great injury to present oceupantsoi the vallsy who hage the priar right to the fsfige This, therefore, $ to waru oussirlegs who persist in disfegarsiug tie r;gE sd resident etockInen that tliey will Es regarded ss i1sFnasm and 'will he sYeated ps such G0sfhfI FIFE
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18
'I-r9-i.3 r, s3.~

gs fofnerly ot s'edals io., now of nehlo ol, has been appoint a pQat trader at tue San Carlos h. dian AaaneY