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The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-07-03
Mans Organism

Is the most oo1rrfex work of :he Creator and ~sen this complicated structure. esGUisi ey wrought is disturbed by disease. the efficient aii should b- ought fro m he skilled ?. ys,, ian for the hu- Iaar dy is too precious to be nsse ted Ii becomes the question, then: "Hha; physician skA,I te ezc. rloyed:"
 pr. OSCAR JoEASSEsH~. of ti Universtsr Of Be- lin. Germany, hss made lifelong stnds Of ailments of the Ssrrous and GenIto-TrtIEry System
 EIS RtNecGs CUE Any Debility or Dsrangenent of the ye-vous syster including sEerTnAtoTea 1cnorrea, Syphilis, stzicsz-c Impotence, etc, etc.
 BECAUSE you may have been cheated and fooled by QrAcks who claim to ths eias. of diso-ier- do mol hesitate 10 give ur. jsDs EszN-s eihos far t-is before your becomes chronic and iac raole.
 sV fRee.-E: A Naf0acle t-e2tls Sxp lzna1ory Of IT. |cPSrSES Es's system r1l be sent " m2il- pos, paid sni curely sealed from obscrvs on- to any .1se-er .s- dressing his sole sl'hcrize1 as-at 1vr the Uni.e. States and Caraas,
 HENRY VI IGER.
 q soV-A Street. New York. Cc-.ih 'sted sv-cysorls treated from IT, Io- HANsEsES's Special EeA-r utlor. uEas- s.siSe of auI. lnAlieS; cznsaitias Il. .tsiolsn. :! cosEesptL1e-e held strictly cond,e,.;isI and idvice by Ica.i T. ee Of cAa-ge.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-07-03

Ie Ffchaus 0olisn Bslsam No crres chaoesrs. Arst and se ond stages cores on the ikes bo1y sSpA- alt:e csfsyrb, csseased srslp and sH priusrx ScrH Of the di~ssse. prics-. 3s psP hoesls. Ls soc..S- 9otden Bassn Ne. eur-s t~xssssy. - cnrs fherr ssisn, pstss in the boasa uf cef ted throat. svphsiitic r.Ah iun1s etc snd .ss1 tssss all disesse from the system, whether csnssl by hsd tresiDent or sbuse Of n-rcn.y, haSfua ne blcod rure and he.atay. Pric~, $s per bOsHs Fsiehsrs csa-n spacish Aptidcse fos sHe euw - eonorrhoea, St-et etc. Pr1ce, a e Der bo1slo, fichau's Golden spsnish Tsjses1on v,sh for ev,s of xist, err.ctIre@, e.ease of the ursfhe sad NY iey. etc. Pr-re- Sl sa per boss,e Le kicaus Golden opraen: for the effective hesisns 0! s-hihtie sores and eraptlona. p-1ce HI pSr he, A'so As.as fos Lehsciss's Geisss p la for v,sS. ress. loss of physical refx, aud all ise~sss s,Se. tpE fr~m abuse and excess ever ~erf. Pr1cs. n peI SoH.
 Sen: everywhere, c. O. D..s r~iy ,sessa. - =. pross.
 c.F. RICHARDS q e. .Ageas, f2s and s29 Sansone St, corner of Clay
 San Francisco. Gala.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-07-03
S3OO.OO Reward.
TERRITORY oy ARizoyA. ExEcUTIvs D FAglNxxT, CFyrCr op TIFF f,syrpyop

wEr1y.s, h;ve been informed that on the nigh: CT Aprll lth. A. D. lSna. person rersons cnkncSn, robbed the Nu stage between Yui- ture and hGnir, krLzonA aud tos fhsreSron b r e bullion, valued $: & O and o-le. srss,ss Of vRlue .ni ths. said person re-sons are z. .. large uct having been aporehsLde fer said crime Now. thcrefo-e, T. f. A T; ie, GoEe-osr of fhe Territory cf Aizous, ny virtue of the hor y in ne. do hereby offer revzr1 in ire of three harc ed d Lars for he arrest sni co.vict Of ier- or l: there he 0re than one, to< each of such .SerSczs to-un,:ttes tho said rothe.y
 T.; V tHe- v7srtof htve here1n:o ss. ray hand ,szsLi aE4 caused :he gr.af SC i cS the Territory
 ;e .<e ..ere,s;o sfa 1ei-
 Done ss Eicsecrt tsis iia Gay of May. \. D iss-.
 r. A. TRITLE, Gevtrno-. ittsst: s. V. yAs LlKAS.
 ssvs'ry ef Tesfsofy
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-07-03

6ucf-ve Crgane. and Physical and Mental Hsrulf3ep
 iI stops any uuEstErat deStht2f hg dreams, sesrn5 loszs with t1e urine. .te destructive s.:zA snd Oo.y- T. is sure eiIn.xrxfc- of Ag KIDNEY AND RLADDFE COMPLAINTS. It contains no injurious ingredients. To tko-e vAo suaerszr frn-D the s-i eee.s Sf soa.fai se~cr~sioas of er- e-ssee. sFeedy, sh0re-sh sss permanent eurs ss guaranteed -rics S2 53 Fer so<se five hets es sr
 e-=- z1A fS1 9t-eClsfs xsd advice ofo. Sent se-re from obssTvsno- to sadrs receipt Of tr~e sr CcD. Lrc- D. sal..-ld .is Es<yzey street San Fsxr e1soa, Cal. CoDscztcEs strictly con<desssl by >y1er or st ohee, free For the eohviezse oe .sle:s snd m o-si-9 b insure pssfsof s>cr-sy Azve s3ure-e
 ed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-07-03
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE,

SoIlCf--i VIE sese ,r:1s bottle of shs Ess-ress- sof-sessre9f fc sor ss fres q sexrye se say one eoacse <yfyzsK ss sts<r z.sfsrs ais .yz7,.ars acd as- CoszaEsss:sOsas szx.<sls cee.s<nsia,. taes Sly
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-07-03

on. .sALysunssrnroorsE 'ESlxs RknEDY AND Nnyn TONIC s fbe isgfxinsss result sf evsr ea ye rr Of |p-scticaa expertenoe. sp6 |CI RES SIfA CNfAIL- iS9 CERTAINTY Ner |yeus and shysfsa, Debility
 Seminal weskn.~s, sre-
 masosrhoeA Erisslons. 'lmpo>eny, E,hsneeec yi- fAhty, freEz-zrs Define
 and LOSS CF MANHOOD ts0m ~h.s9er e.zee pro- dneed. It eErchse and
 pg-ines the t-scod, sereag- 'tAe.s the Serve.. Rrssn.
 Nasc,es pis~s.lou. k~rro
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-07-03

,ir. Thomas Moore has been appointed c'.,ef packer of the Department. of Arizeua, and will assume charge of all pack-trains and transportation operating with troops.
, 1885-04-25

The Chairman thanked the honorable
Ne nber, and the Council who had Joined
him, or the kind wishes expressed, and he
would beg 10 assure honorable Members
that even when he is not q Member Of the
Council he shall always follow the discns-
siona with pleasure and interest, even as he
shall continue t. take al interest in the
colony as long as his health and strength
aimit. He would beg now from this
pace to express the hope and wish that
the relations may soon develope themselves
in a satisfactory manner, particularly in
reference to our Budget, so that there may
b. more encouragement for the Colonial
Council TO work for the welfare of the
Community. He had then also to express
his thanks to the Government and the
Cluncil for The complaisant co-opertion
he had met with during the time be has
nal the hOnour to be Chairman of the
Council, AMI to his Colleagues for the
kind consideration they have shewn him
as Member. H concluded by wishing
success to the Council and the Island.
The meeting was then closed.
, 1885-04-25
Proclama.

a LIE og Enhver, der MATTE
SsSS have Noget at fordre paa Boet
efter afgangne S0mand PETER
EDMUND GEORGE, indkaldes
herved med 3 Maaneders Varsel
til at anmelde og bevisliggj6re
deres Krav for undertegnede
Skifteret.
LigeIedes irdkaldes med Aar og
Days Varscl Afd0des ArVingor efter
Loven til at anmelde og legitimere
sig SAINT v~aretage deres Targ under
Skittebehandlingen.
ST. Jams Skifteret, den Tide April
1885.
SCHELLERUP,
est.
, 1885-04-25
NEW D~VERTISEMENTS.
BekiendtgieEelse

5P HENHOLD til Anordning af
% lode August 1874, ~bekjendt-
giGres herved, at jeg Days Dato har
modtaget Anmeldelse ON, at Herr
Cancelliraad L. FABER under
Tide dennes har udstedt Fuld-
magt til Herr cand: pharm: s. w.
STEPHENS, til i hans FravHrelse
at handle som Agent for THE
NORTHERN ASSURANCE COM
PANY OF LONDON"
FrCdciikSteds Politikammer den code
April 1880.
M. r. NYSSUM.
est.
, 1885-04-25
Publicf ton.

9NURSUANT to ordinance of
81 18th August 1874, it is hereby
made known that to day the follow
ing announcement has been made
to ME, viz: that Councillor l..
FAB1R has issued power dated
the 18th inst. to cand: pharm S.
w. STEPHENS to act as Agent
for THE NORTHERN ASSUR-
ANCE COMPANY OF LONDON"
during l.. FABER'S absence.
Frederiksted'S Police Office the Goth
April 1885.
M. r. NYSSUM.
Cst.
, 1885-04-25
II. GRIESSELICH & Co..
Weavers' Hall, Wool Exchange, London,
SHIPPING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ESTABLISHED 1855,

Sip to orr my description of British and Continental Goods upon 23oLo commits
SOn, selected by buyers with Colonial experiences aud attend to the prompt reaiza-
ton of Produce at highest prices Upon K commission Orders to be accompanied by
Letters Of Credit Or patr'mttane' in Bank Drafts or Produce. Open Policies OF n
Sumncef for h0anng carGopS to cover sea SKIS.
References: Chief Office of the london IN Westminster Bank, or Agra Bank,
London, and most OF the Colonial Banks
Current Price LISTS Produce Reports, and any necessary samples or information
on application.
, 1885-04-25

~"
1t is therefore proposed:
"Ihat the Colonial Council, while
/" maintaining that for the ExceSSes Of
4" Expenditure sub items Do, Dc. ID II.
IL IL. D13~ and e 3, as we'll for the
expenditure sub q 1, there should have
/" been sought edditional G ants, and
{ while referring to what was adopted
".during he diS:u iSiOnI on The revision
81 If the Accou It's far the fin tnclaI year
1881 80; sanctions the cxcaS3es Tor the
" fIlncill year l852.53".
Christiansted, s.. Cr,ix, 22ll uarch
1885.
PETER LEMNING, Q. S. WAS5ARD.
Speaker.
2nl Member for Clri Stians' ed LemmingI
as Speaker Of the Committee introduced
til" Rrpor to the contents OF which ne re-
terrpd.
The GorernmentS8eFetary on behalf OF the
Government said That he Government III
All e~SSpntill Joints aCtnOWltd les the cor
~rectn.Ss of tie contents OF the Commuters
Report; only in reference 10 the rem trkS
on tlle 3 items, ID. ~ auG d. IL the Poor
Department and the Prison Department,
he had to- make an exception and begged
in that respect 10 refer to the rem lrkS
- 'H'' ACl'
rom Df'FoiH n1'' " ioi'"" 9Th r ruo7
- 9iG III : itnm If a-vnrnlitnre
did not consider it requisite or necessary
to ask for Additional Grants.
~, oaouta.. A. uar,h.r # tha CON.
"P0""'' ~ L"n - ,af,. 70 +Lo
.''.'I ~ s1 80 :" o ,,oar, naoi in
f ~ ni 49, - :" l"n " 49, o,n, +iTn
-"
9TH Crown Member (hatm8rJ begged to
Recommend t. the Council 70 sanction tillS
Report from the committee ny adopting
the resolution now before the Council.
.a oIso rooros+.d tbn wand. The
ran,.I ,,1o4toI unanimously, with ~ yofes
'u-,,' IIl3mschnu nn+ v,tinn thu ~folowir0
~
"Th' Colonial council, WA'le MAIlta!'l-
"lFg That / y the EHceSS'S OF ENpehoIl ulc
sub ltcmS ~, 10, I'll, u -, ne
aad II ), as wen Tor me t~NItldl. uIt SUD
"E4, there Sh0al nave been sought al
",itional Or MS and WhlIt referring L"
4" what was idopied during the dIScuNSiohS
"on The revision OF the Accounts t.r re
q" Financial year lo5l-o2; auctions ne *
" cesseS for ihe financial year lSS2-S3."
. D, u,nb.. of ~. soboJ
% HnnInjn.ion inStoad Of 3rd Cr,wn
So'nIlISSlGn anTV0"" =" %" 0i'""
, 1885-04-25

above VIII ar was rrfcufateA, although this
item alo ne was entered on the Budget wi
$4,000 in all.
The Total Sum of the Revenue was en-
tered on the Budget with. $l67, 1890
and the sum actually collect
ed observation-disclosures. 175,589.l7
or q Surplus over and above
what was estimated, of ........ S8,4lO.17
II. RELATING TO THE EXPEN7
DITURE.
Under the Item d.. 2. Judiciary and Po-
lice Department there is an amount for
procuring Uniforms for Policemen and Po-
lice Writers, Il men, a 927.S2... 3584.22
while the total actual outlay
under this head was.......... 79l.l9
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FOREIGN.
Another terri

Another terrible mine explosion is
reported from Wales, the particulars of which
are furnished in the following dispatch from
London: Intelligence comes from Pont-y-
Pridd, Wales, of colliery explosion at the Fern
dale pit, near there, and that 400 miners are in
tombed. The explosion occurred in the upper of
the two seams. There were $50 men in the mine
at the time of the explosion. The majority of
these were in the lower seam, otherwise the
death-list would have been much larger. AS
it was at least fifty men were killed in the
upper seam and scores were terribly burned.
The injured were carried TO places of safety
by their more fortunate companions who had
not been hurt Hastily equipped rescue
parties arc laboring in the pit fer the relief OF
the buried golfers, and it is now
hoped that the greater part of them
may be taken out alive. The explosion was
caused by fire damp, which was ignited from
the lamp of careless miner. The scenes at
the mouth of the pit are said TO be heart-rend-
ing-the throng Of women who crowd around
the mine shrieking and wailing as the body OF
husband or brother is brought up by the
rescuers. The disaster is considered to be the
worst that has taken place in Wales for years.
The latest dispatches say that 800 men have
been rescued Seven are so fearfully burned
that they may die.
Moukhtar Pasha, the Turkish Com
missioner to Egypt, has left Constantinople for
Cairo, on account of promise by the Marquis
Of Salisbury to defend Turkish interests in the
Balkans 80 long as they are in unison with the
views of other European powers.
The Secretary of the Irish National
League sends word over the cable that Mr.
Parnell will be unable to attend convention
in Chicago in January. Patrick Egan has
therefore ordered postponement of the gath
ering until convenient date can be fixed
The French gunboat Chamois, bound
for Tonquin, foundered OF Toulon.
Parnell informs his colleagues that
he will oppose all schemes affecting Ireland
which do not allow the Irish to control their
own police.
Emperor William and Queen Chris
tina sent kilograms to Pope Leo expressing
their thanks for his equitable decision in regard
TO the Caroline Islands.
Paris advices say that treaty of
peace has been concluded between Franco and
Madagascar. French troops will occupy Tama-
tave until an indemnity of 10000, 900 Traces is
paid
The canvass Of members of the Brit
ish Parliament gives Gladstone an assured ma
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EASTERN.

Capt. FL. G. Chester, superintendent
of the United States Fish Commissions station
at Woods Hole, Mass, has invented process
by which the eggs of Goldfish may be easily
Matched
The striking miners at Monongahela
City, Pa, attacked those who had taken their
places and drove them off. Guns and revolv-
ers were freely used, but without any very seri-
Gus results The rioters held the mine through
out the day.
The Holmes Lumber Company, of
Detroit, made an assignment, the liabilities be-
ing estimated at $4,000
The family of George V. Karell, a
carriage manufacturer in Cleveland, has de-
veloped trichiniasis from eating raw ham, the
lives Of all being despaired of.
A fire at Vincennes, Ind, destroyed
the Grand Hotel, an undertaking and furniture
establishment, and livery stable, with num-
Der of horses The total loss is placed at $685.
0O0
Joseph Wilkins, formerly agent of
the Michigan Central Road at Buffalo, has been
sentenced to five years in the Auburn peniten-
tiary for embezzlem ent
At Mount Vernon, n Y, a laborer
named Thomas Donohue was so firmly grasped
by mad dog that the aid of two men was re-
quired to choke him into relaxing his hold.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The Indians in the Province of On
tario, Canada, have been badly duped by a
swinder who traded fraudulent Indian Terri
tory land scrip for good Dominion IS bills.
Fire at Tarrentum, Pennsylvania,
caused loss of 100000, with insurance of
$4,000 The Merrill chemical works at Gin
cinnati were damaged $4,000, and Brunot &
Laurents dry goods establishment at Quebec
was Quilted, resulting in loss of about
$4,000
The New York Produce Exchange
figures the visible supply of wheat and corn
at S. 76l, 1853 and 1888, 256 bushels, respect
lively.
The annual reports of the following
named roads make this exhibit of earnings:
New York, Chicago and St Louis, gross earn
ings, 3,l1l, 729; net earnings, sS03, 9OS New
York, Ontario and Western, gross earnings,
81, 900, 275; net earnings, s336,3l Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, gross earnings,
81, ST., 796; net earnings, s2,Sl3, 400.
Mr.. Patrick Egan says that the Irish
National League of America has forwarded
$4,000 to Mr.. Parnell during the last two
months
Burglars invaded q Milton (Ont. }
jewelry store and carried off a CARLOAD of jew-
elry, silverware, and other valuables, COM
pletely cleaning out the shop.
The City of Paris brought to New
York the crews Of five vessels wrecked in the
harbor of Aspinwall during the storm of
Dec 2
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F. M. Ziebach, who was urged for
appointment as Governor of Dakota, has been
nominated Receiver of Public Moneys at Yank-
ton.
1t is asserted by Washington jour
nal that Senator Evarts has declared himself
in hearty sympathy with Senator Beck in his
advocacy of continuance of silver coinage.
Senator Payne was hanged in effigy
at Canton, Ohio lie is disiked by the Can
tonese because of his action regarding the ap-
pointment of Postmaster.
A Boston dispatch says that N. w.
Bingham, special agent of the Treasury, has
refused to resign. He says that his Office is
neither political nor partisan, that he has
served faithfully for a long while, and that he
has taken no Offensive" stand in recent cam
paigns
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ally. At a party he was joined in mock cere-
mony TO young lady, when, to their surprise,
il was discovered that Justice of tho Peace
had OBLIGATED The pair quickly decided to
snake ii 60" and q minister was sent for,
who clinched the matter.
In an ARRAY at Cynthiana. KY. be-
tween partners in stock-raising, named II. d.
Frisbee and j. X Lake, the former was fatally
shot
Early Dawn, mare which won the
5-year-old stake in Chicago last summer, was
poisoned by arsenic in St Louis, and died in
Kentucky. She was owned by w. l. Simmons,
was valued at $4,000 and in the past two
years won purses aggregating $4,000
A gentleman in Chattanooga desires
10 find the rightful owner of a cane cut by An.
drew Jackson and presented by him to a friend
named Mullenbrink. The relic was found on
the battlefield of Lookout Mountain.
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WESTERN.

In regard to the Detroit horror, in.
veshgation has shown that Knoch, his wife
and one child, besides being shot, had Their
heads cut open with an AK, and that then the
bodies were piled on the floor, aud the house
set on fire.
Frank V. Adams, clerk in a mill.
tary Office at Omaha, insured his life for $40,
600 in favor of a friend, and closed his career
by the use of morphine.
A Chicago drill company has been
awarded the contract TO bore an experimental
well in the salt basin owned by the State of Ne
braska at Lincoln. The depth is to be 1000
feet, and the compensation s10,l25.
The Executive Committee of the
Hendricks Monument Association at Indian
apolis have decided to countenance no effort to
secure Congressional appropriation, but to
rely alone upon voluntary donations by the
people.
One of the warehouses of the Schiitz
Brewing Company in Milwaukee, filled with
barley, was burned, causing loss estimated at
100000. Two fremen received serious inju-
ries. The City Mills at Salem, Nebraska, were
also destroyed by fire.
Christmas in Chicago received its
most joyous celebration at the County Hos
pital, where bountful dinner was served to
six hundred patients. An outbreak of fire,
however, created wild panic, and caused the
destruction of the Christmas tree, with $500
worth Of presents, many persons being severe
ly burned
The trouble resulting from the re-
moval Of Polish Catholic priest in Detroit by
the Bishop resulted in tragedy. Sunday last
the church was closed against the congrega-
ton, who, augmented in number by other
Poles, made threatening demonstrations
against houses Of the Bishops friends. Some
shooting occurred, one man was instantly
killed, and others were injured.
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Peculiarities OF Congressman.

Some of the new Congressman re-
quire o good deal of room, but they
will be able to get along with less pres
emily A member is never so wise or
important as on the day he arrives in
Washington, but the atmosphere alb
serbs much of his size, and by evapor-
alton he subsidies to his natural dimen-
sions. 1t was always so. and will be.
forever. An employee of the House was.
telling me about new Congressman,
from the South who came walking into
the hall, looked around for while
with an air of ownership, as if he had
just bought the Capitol and was pleased
with his purchase, and then inquired
which the vacant desks were. When
told they were all vacant he seemed to
be gratified, and asked how they were
assigned.
Every member selects for HIMSELF"
was the reply.
(which have been taken?"
"None. Nobody has been in to choose
yet"
"Waal, that's lucky, amt it so I'm
the first man IN the ground" and walk
ing away with satisfied air he picked
out o seat nearly in front of the clerks
desk and observed: II reckon I'll roost
here"
The word was passed around among.
the messengers and pages, and, as
usual, they were ready for q lark. A
card was cut, upon which the new hon
orable wrote his name, and then one of
the boys showed it in the frame made
for the purpose. Next they showed
him TO the stationery room, where he
inquired into the perquisites of legis-
lator, and seemed greatly pleased at
the idea of having so much fine letter
paper and sundries at his disposal. He
gave each of the pages pocket-knife,
ard the stationery clerk put him up an
assortment of all kinds and sizes of
paper and envelopes. which he packed
away in his desk. Then he sat down
to write q letter home and tell the folks
all about it. Next week he will dis
cover what the boys were laughing at.
L heard about another member of
the freshman class at the Capitol who
discovered the House restaurant, or
dered q square meal, ate it with great
gusto, and was then knocked out of
his chair by having cashiers check
presented TO him. He had previously
taken bath and offered to pay for it.,
but was told that it was free Govern
ment institution. He naturally con-
ciuded that great nation that bathed
its servants and paid men to rub them
down fed them as we'll, and thought
the waiter was trying to humbug him.
Isn't this the members restaurant"
he asked. Yes, sir" replied the
waiter. well, I'm a member from
So-and-So.' Cant help that, sir;
members pay just like other folks"
He hauled out his wallet deliberately
and settled the bill, bat it will take
some time for the idea to get through
his head Washington Capital
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WASHINGTON.

Sam Randall is said to be at work on
a new tariff bill which will reduce the revenue
$50 100000.
Washington telegram western Sen
ators are receiving letters in great numbers
urging them to oppose the confirmation of
Land Commissioner Sparks because of his re-
cent rulings. Mr. Sparks was confirmed by
the Senate as Commissioner of the General
Land Office on the 18th of last March"
The invalid wife of Congressman
Owen, of Logansport, Ind, died at Washington
of consumption
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jority over any possible combination Of Wings
and Tories The Lords threaten to throw out
any bill for Ireland distasteful TO the Con-
servativea
Cholera is raging in Cayenne, the
capital Of French Guinia.
Mr.. Pendleton, the American Minis
ter to Germany, has been notified that it is in
tended TO expel the German-Americans residing
at Schleswig who emigrated to the United
States Just before becoming liable TO military
service, and returned after being naturalized
The recent expulsion of other German-Ameri-
cans remains suspended.