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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27
COLD WIND AND DUST POSSESS THE TOWN.
TRIALS OF THE MEN WITH SMALL HAIs-WAkMEf

THIALs OF THE MEN WITH SMALL HAIs-NAhMLR
WEATHER PREDICrED.
Bracing weather, this ~ said the wcll-ied
and ,yclclothed citizen a. he came ycstor
day morning. and "braclng" It certainly WAS Inc
man whose hat was somewhat small for hlm-proDaDy
tho result OF a too merry Cnristmas-moved to amend by
droppng tho "b" 80 that 1t wonld read
" racing weather" This dropped IA "a
suggestion while he was tearing uo"h '"o
street I'm pursuit Of the STILL small hat When hat ana
owner disappeared into cloud OF dust which was
blowing up street tho former was soNer" l"P'
ahead and gaining with every bounce The Wihd ana
the dust had the streets largely to themselves lno
tramp sought his stale beer dive and the policeman
his doorway while tho man OF business waAihe upon
b, heels and leaning back angle or fortyhVc de
,rccs was whlsked about corners III
sort of atmospheric whirlpool coo Inc tnGr, .hn
momcter did not register below ~ ouu ' is
emitting wind made IL about 20" colder lt-thhtis is
the wind-came from the north and BOWED along AT
speed OF thirty miles an hour all Jay IN tno hopn,ns
renched n velocity OF thlry-fOur miles an hour. III
whstled through tho rigging OF the ships at he
rufed the surface OF the har9or Mi'h rt end North
rivers that navigation ceased 20 bo an exact s'enue iVt
the blq aud rushed away from the havoc u
Ind croatcd among the OF too small hats In the
city with suoh speed that tne rnUna ~ tho
Tho caririvcrs appeared In their winter UNIFORMS ot
three or four coats aud half dozen shirts tne inGo
policeman crawed into the place prepared ior 1h % m M
der the tower. the lineman on tne &
warmth with the other and the clouds Of smoke aug aug
steam from the tops of tho tall Ollco Duuns' ~
down and out when tho full force OF inc inc
wind struck them like a " de1a peat ,vnro wno
ace, his tnilor coming toward him. People VINO were
swept mast Uudnuts thermometer and caught glmPso
of the height OF crimson column were SUI Pne ht
mud themselves shyering in temperature OF -o1' pue
they kent on doing 1t just the same Az such peoP,o
can take comfort In the assurance oI no Is nronhe
obseryer that this thing can't last long, lie prophe,
s,es wind from the northeast warmer, cloudy weaher
and nossple snow They may also reflect on the I9a "
five warmth OF their surroundings when compafeu W
those OF the people OF Rockrt, Canada 1hoSe uoLtu
nate subjects the Queen wero irecIlhS u" u"1 '''
day in a temperature OF 100 below zero.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27
STOPPING A LAND SALE.

SALEM. Mass, Dec % tSpeciaD.-An applica-
ton has been filed the clerks Office for injunction
to restrain city Of Salem from selling square
feet Of now aed land the southern sqe Of the North
River canal the Boston and Lowell Railroad Company
The petition rectos that the proposed price, 100000.
far less than the real value Of the propertYs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEW

LONDON Dec. 26-Moukhtar Paehs, the Turkish Com
missioner TO Egypt and his STAFF have arrived at Alex
andria.
ROME Dec 26-The Pope Is suffering from kidney
complaint and has been ordered by his physicians TO
take "a rest.
MADRID. Dec. 26-Prime Minister Sagasta to-day
onened the Cortes in accordance with royal decree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27
INIrRED BY A MOB.

SHARON, Penn, Dec. 26 tSpec'a0.-A warrant
has beep issued for the arrest of James Higgins whose
ia alleged TO have caused David Moses mer
chant TO be run over and fatally injured. Higgins was
St.acRed by mob and badly injured. There is much
excitement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27
COLD WEATHER AND FROST ALONG THE HUDSON.

COLD WEATHER AND FROST ALONG THE HUDSON.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, Dec. 26 (Specia) "A heavy
northeast gale has prevailed along the Hudson all day
and the cold has been penetrating At sunrise thlS
morning the mercury was only l2o above zero ana rs
result the Is chOked with Ice from here north ana
heavy fields OF icc floating from here to Sing sing
All the ferries of the upper Hudson find naygtlon
difficult saugert,es and Catskill Greeks are frozen
solidy. No boats running north OF here the ias'
ones to go being the City OF Kingston and james W.
Bald win The POughkeepse prOpellers Hasor0ucK ana
Miller will run as long the ice Will permit Ice houses
In the upper Hudson Deng put III shape for ihe cou
ing harvest aud Is expected that the crop VIII ac
TO 1000 900 tons II takes irom five TO six weeks TO
hOise Ii. and the most OF the work ls generally uone
the middle OF January TO the middle Of FeDruary
Next season the Newburg barges will be hauled on te
company having given orders for the construction OF
handsome iron propellers to take their places. Inc
freight and passenger trac on the HUDSON LAS pe en
lighter this season than 1t was last.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27

usual Skating late in the season for the as
years that something OF the old interest," mas
away It would require one or two good oldfashioned
winters the former fascination, Dut tnre 70
still largo portion Of the pubic, grown people, nen h ,h
women as well as cbidren who watch anxi0usy Tor the
'bal to 20 up Last winter there was talk In some Oh
the papers of ice palace or toboggan slide SuI
s not much chance OF anything of the kind in New iork
while the winters arc as mid as they are now
lots ontse OF Central Park but even the sunken lots are
getting scarcer one boy complained as nc adoe
fellow has to 80 out IN the country TO ma any eoou
sl(atIugD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27
pnpor.ps 0Ry TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS

BURGLARS GET TWO THOUSAND DOLLARn
SHARON, Penn, Dec. 26 (SpecidD.-Burgiars
on Christmas Eve blew open the safe In Rces store at
Jamestown In this county, and secured $1,000 An un-
successuI attempt made the office Of tho Amer
lean Express Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27
THE PATTERSON OHUROH

THE PATTERSON OHURCH DEDICATED.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20 (Speotal).-The
Patterson Memorial Church was dedicated this
with impressive ceremonies II is handsome struct-
ere ~ siy,v,hrd ard Vine sts West Philadelphia. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27

was built at cost Of $50 900. in pursuance OF the WIZ
of Morrison Patterson, as u melnoTial 10 ni' "'"e
Mary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27
CHRISTMAS WEEK.

The week closes amid the political dulness which
Christmas always produces. Yesterdays sermons
created no sensation. To-day is bank holiday anu
the shops are closed. The theatres reopen Win
few novelties, none important except "faust'
which has been playing brilliantly through the
,voeL Menbistonhs,es is regarded as Mr.. Irvings
masterpiece. W. W. Dc
Mohave County miner., 1885-07-19
The O..,er Horn.

II Ne should admit the proposition
o true that an Act Of the Legisla
turs Of this Territory could 60 into
opsrst,on NJ Law without having
been hrst submitted to Congress. W.
would be forced to admit that this IL
because the Government, baving
placed q Governor here an its repre-
sentative had given into his hsnar
the right to protect the people from
the enactment OF nprghteous and
unjust laws. and :hat upon him, b!
virtue of bis Office. rested tn, re-.
spous,bility Of preventing by every
msans 10 bis power, veto and other
wise, any infringement of the con
st,sat,onal rgbts Of the citizen. II
then the Governor bias given his sig
nature 10 bills which operate injur.- !
ously 70 the people. irrespective OF
ths inf n1usnciDg csuse. potw,thstand-
ing the purity Of his motives, regard.
les Of all errors. of judgment. be is
in this respect very unfortunately
situstsd. becanse logic 10 mercilsss
asd posterity unfJrg,v,ng. H
Mohave County miner., 1885-07-19
whiskey to ind ans.

We sse every now and then Wslla.
pal Iniixrs under the influence Of
liquor. They do not manufacture II,
nor sell it. 1t must be sold or gwen
TO them by white men, but as yet it
10 unknown who these white men
are. In discovering them all good
citizens should assist, and it 10 only
By The combined action Of those who
desire the peace Of society. the pro
lection Of lite and property aud the
good name Of our county that these
niscrsants can he apprehsnded snd
punished. Taking into considsra-
tioa the copditious BY which the
people OF this Territory are snr-
roundsd. their almost defsuselsss
ness against the snddsn outbreaks of
tie ssvsges, We should show Do more
eountsnancs to man wbo will, for
profit. s~il liqnor 10 these wrstchss
than We would extend to . wretch
who would inoculate dogs with
bydropbobis.
Mohave County miner., 1885-07-19
JsAxe French.

W. have never seen Judge French.
bat ws have heard Of hun nutner
ously. He has been described to us
- geniai gentleman and learned
in the Law. 10 this section OF tbs
sountry bis name is used in every
trial, great aud small. by any ore
who advances an eccentric doctrine
OF Law, with the nsual formula, III
your honor please, Judge French do
cidcd 90 aud so." Now we do not
bslieve that any jnrist under the age
Of say 300 years ever ennnsiated one
half of the diverse and conflicting
opinions ascr:bed to this gentleman.
bscauss comparison Of the opinions
which We have heard stated as being
lis wond make tone besides winch
Story's Conflict Of Laws would he a
mere memorandum. II be rendered
the half Of these opinions. hs had
better have been Silent.
Mohave County miner., 1885-07-19

cry tell the story OF their shame, - d
on this testimony no 10 found guilty
This innovation in the Law ei ev :
dsnce, evolved from the necessities
cf society, u nut wrong. There 10
no DaiHrsl principal violated. They
sre beasts Of the same herd. Let
them gore esch other from ths face
ithe earth. With Indian Testimony
the case 10 different. They are Of 3
different race. and among the tribes
in this Territory We know that, fres
10 exercis. their will towards DO, they
would exterminate us. Is then tina
being wbo would, could he do 30
safely, thrust . knife into the body
Of sleeping white be trusted when,
under the protection OF q court, be
may with safety to himself inflct
the pnnishment OF imprisonment On
one OF the hated race. Their hatred
OF the whites, their ignorance, their
desire to revenge slight or imaginary
INJURIES. their want Of moral sense,
makes their evidence unreliable.
There must be other means found to
stop the sale Of l,qnor 70 these human
coyotes than that afforded BY the
Act referred to. It is insufficient.
Mohave County miner., 1885-07-19
District Ceurt.

The business Of tba District Court
Of this conntv has nevei besn since
its organization 10 better or more
satisfactory condition than at pres
snt. Judge Howard, by the atten
ton which be had given to our jndi-
cial matters during the vacation, was
enabled to decide all referred cases
when he ca ne hers, and, during our
last short term. clear the docket Of
an accumulated mass of old tangled
business. which, without this previous
stndy and thoughtful attention OF
thu Judge given TO onr affairs, wonld
have required a full month. Oar
calendar was cleared Of all the busl.
ness npon il except three or four
cases. which stand at issns to be tried
by jury and which were passed at
the request OF the parties to the
actions. beeanss they were not pre-.
pared for trial.
Mohave County miner., 1885-07-19
Iadlan Tessin,sny.

The Act Of Congress which makes
Indians competent witnesses ia all
sssss srisipg nnder the section Of the
law which prohibits the sale OF liqnor
to Indians is practically imperative.
This is true with respect. at least. 10
oil Of the aborig:nes with whom we
have bad experience, and we enter
tain the belief that it should be and
will continue IT, he the case. With
out strong corrobora'ing evidence to
support the testin oiy of the red
man. il should not be taken against
the white.
Evils sometimes exist and We ind
ourselves unable to reach those who
canss them without alteration IN the
laws Of evidence. Tins iu polygamy
the participants, the co-degrades,
may testify without the danger OF
being afterwards convicted upoD
their admissions Of guIit. An old
bovine po'ygamist is brought into
eourt. charged with miscellaneous
bigamisiic I'd 'ltsry, and tbsrs
comes mooing in after him the
females OF his bsnads, things which
Of their own volition accootrd their
AsRrsdsd aiiisscs. self convicted con-
eatsAsA 80 with snblashiss s6fent-
Mohave County miner., 1885-07-19
Notice 81 rerGeilure.

To BEzNAxp REEInpoRo.
You are hereby notihed that I hsvs
expanded 4lO0 IN lsbrr and iMpYovslpents .
upon the unt,R Hill rnining elsin, sitaatsj
in ths WailaTAl Mining District. Cosnsy
Of Mohavs and Territory Of Arizona. whish
said mine IL duly recorded in Book r., page
SSs. Mining Records of ssid county: sad
also thtt hfys expended the further sun,
OF tloO In labor and improvements apon
tbs Nellie mining slsim. also situated In the
Hall.pHi Mining Districs, In said count '
and Territory. and whish IL duty recorded
in Book h., PAGE 4e7, Ninirg Records Of
said county, 10 ofds- 10 hold said premise,
under tho provisions II section Z324, X. yissd
Statutes OF the United ststes, bsip2 the
amonnt required 20 hold the same fer the
year ending December 3ist 1884.
And son are furtnes notified that u q
proportion Of aid exp bditnre due from
y0u il $50, ldwfpi money u tho United
Strtes. IN each mine, aud IL within ninety
days after the publication, of this notice yon
fsii or refas, TO Contribute yonr proportion
Il such exp nditare =. co-n~ner. y"ur in.
terest in said ciailns will bec,,me ,hs prop.
erty Of the undersigned unds, ssid section
232l. ~ n. -
cryrnEs SANTA.
Mineral Park, June 20. 1885.
JH8E-.Di
Mohave County miner., 1885-07-19
PulIie Prinfis 8.

There is no public money expended
for . better purpose than that which
10 paid to the printer for the pnbii
cation Of the oficisl business Ut the
county. The publication keeps the
people spprisrd OF the disposition
which, from time TO time, is made of
the public funds and OF tie opera,
tions Of our county goveramens.
These tbings tie people have a right
to know and the knowledge t:nds to
preserve harmony between the
people and the officials and to keep
down mistrust and suspicion.
Mohave County miner., 1885-07-19

In . recent 6ght ia Mexico The
! qnis captured Mexican officer,
Who was born il tho United States.
and burned him alive.
The anniverssry Of the battle oi
tho Boyne WAS ths occasion OF {
fatal riot as Waterford, Ireland, o.
Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Spurgson has written 4
lstter approving the courss Of the
Pail Mall Gszstte in exposing the
:n~orality in London,
Two men were killed and three
others seriously wounded 10 fight
growing ont Of q long standing isud
IN Ban Lnis Obispo county.
Tie Salt Lake City Council havs
unsnimouslv indorsed the insul,
oEsrsd TO the asg on ths Fourth oi
July.
At Cordslia. Solano county Michael
Carney. . seventeen year old Roy,
shot and killed Patrick Carr without
provocation, 81 far - known.
Many Government clerks viii 70.
main at work I'll summer. fesring Il
Irss their positions il they 80 on Z
vacation.
The French Chamber Of Deputie,
has revived the Law giving aid 4
every seventh child born in a pool
French family.
William H. Pndnsy. sexton Of st
6sorgss Church, New York, VA
s-ntencsd to tsenty years in Btst.
Prison for asssalting two young
girls. .-
a
Mohave County miner., 1885-07-19
Nicaragua Canal.

Hon. John +. Miller, in the close
Of his address delivered before the
trade and manufacturing associations
Of San Frsuclsco on the 17th Of JnIe
last. says:
The advantages and benefits
which tbs control Of this canal will
bring 10 this coast and the whole
United States are IncslcuIable. Its
construction will be sn achievement
worthy OF the hrst ps'ion OF the
earth! It will be an illustration Of
the power, the nerve AMI ssgacity
OF the American people, which wi !
challenge the respect OF all mankind.
II will be an objsct lesson to the
nations OF Europe. teaching the
American method OF dealing With
great affairs, and illustrating in .
practical way the future policy Of
this Government in rsspect to the
uations and peoples Of this bsmi
sphere. 1t will mark new era in
the life Of this nation. The oon'um
nation II this work will be a triumph
Of peace. no less renowned than our
greatest victories in war! This 10
the nations opportunity and the
turning point in the destiny Of the
pssific States. This is the ag" oi
prodigious enterprises and great
utilities. 1t il the age OF action
The day Of the manifesto has passed.
National greatness 10 measured by
national performance. This nation
has taught the Western nations the
lesson Of progress by example. Why
shoald w halt or hesitate nov :
Mohave County miner., 1885-07-19
NetEce OF Forfeiture.

To b. W. WssSEE and RTcHAnD SrzkLus.
You are hereby notified that 1 hsv.
expended $io3 in itbor and improvement,
up'n the s'arks ahd Living mining claim
stu ted in the Wsiiapsi Mining Distriot.
IN the coe1f, OF Mohay VI. Territory Of Ari.
zop:, and daily recorded in the miaint
records Il said conaty. in order I, hsla aid
premises unror the provisiors OF Rotien
sN Revised Sta;utes Of he United States.
benz the sniann. reurirsd tn brld the q. me
for tbs year ending Dscsreber 81, 1884,.
And you ere fsrihsr notified that the
proportion Of said szpttdiinIs due from,
YOU is s25 sAGh. awfn; mapsy Of .ho United
STATES, and IL W thin ninety days sfter the
pnbliaa'i"B nf this rotise you fasl II ref ..
10 o ntrih1ia Snnr proportion of seeh ex.
psndsture ~ cp-nwnar. your interest In saiS
claim wi hecopetbs prcperty Of the On.
dersigned under said Section 1924.
b. Mosxs.
Mineral Park, June 20. 1884. @,-
JUL Nd ...
Mohave County miner., 1885-07-19

There seems TO be grave doubts a.
to whether the laws passed by the
last Legislature can 60 into opera
tion before they have been submitted
to Congress, which has not yet been
done, ~ they were passed and ar.
proved after ths Congress Of the
United States had sdjonrned on tbs
4th Of last Msrcb.-[Yuma Republi-
can.
Mohave County miner., 1885-07-19

THIS is an sge Of innovation, an
sgs Of improvement. but a Super
visor Of Pima county is a GalIieo IN
advance Of bis sgs. He favors the
hiring by the month Of an attorney
by the county to defend criminals.
His idea may be condemned to-day
by mon OF unphilosophical mind.
bnt future ages Of tramps AID male
factors will rise to do him justice.
Mohave County miner., 1885-07-19

Shall We ask The cons~nt Of Grsa'
b lain before We p,ossed 10 Ito
execution Of tbi. great designi Or
shsli We 60 forward without fssr,
with 6rm and stsIiy step in th..
grand march Of progress toward the
ful6llmsSt VI Americas dsstipy |"
Mohave County miner., 1885-07-19

Tho War Department has Issued
an order TO disarm the Cheyennes
The Cheysnpes declare they will DIE
r .ther than give up their arms. II
the War Department would dissyn
the Apaehes it would .p!easetie citi-
Gems Of Arizona.
Mohave County miner., 1885-07-19
Editorial Notes.

The City Conncii imposed fna
of $50 on Marshal Dodson Saturday
evening for Incorporate language
used during passion at recent
session of the council Prescott
Journal.
Mohave County miner., 1885-07-19

President Cleveland Is reported as
looking upon polsgapy as an un-
mi,igaied evil and il determined that
all anti poly gamy laws shall be hon
estIy enforced.
Mohave County miner., 1885-07-19
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Notice t. Crcsljtorw.

In the Probate Court. County Of Mohsve,
Territory Of Arizoss.
IN The mstter Of th. estate Of
Nichols Ctnton dsoeased
Notice Ia hereby given bv the undersigned
administration Of the estate Of Nicholas C.e.
too, dece,sed, TO the creditors Of and aU psv.
sons having claims agnlnst the si,d deosas
ed, to exhibit them with the neoessary
vouchers. within sonr ~ months after th.
drst paSiicstion Of this notice. to the said sd.
ministrator at Mineral Park in said eonns,
OF Mohays. Dated June 9th. 1856.
FRANK Rornsox,
Administrator of the estate Of Nichol.a
Canto0. tlsoeasaj.
Mohave County miner., 1885-07-19
STATIONS

Throush tioksts to sll tho principal cities
east and west on sale at the following sta
sions. Albuqnsfsre, Bolbrook, winsiow,
Flasstns, Peach Springs, Kingmsn, Pres
colt and the Needles. ..
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Via I.axussto the Indian village Of
Acoua. Is miles. N..-
Via Wisgstc 10 Fort wineats, miles;
Zuni 4s miles. ..
Wis Manuetita 10 Fort Defiance NAV
ato agency, IS miles: Canon de Cheils. 6S
miles; Keams Canon. 80 miles.
Via Ueibrsot. tr.vsekiy stages 10 1t.
Johns, % miiss; Fort Apache. 90 miles;
SpriaRerville, 95 miles: Show Lox. 30 u lies
Taylorville. U miles: Moqui Indian village
(no regular sfaee). SO miles.
Via wiasIsw to Brigham City and Sun.
sst.
Via Asst Fork, daily stages TO Prescott
and whippis Barracks, NJ miles; daily stag.
% from, P-esco't to Phsnix. and tri.wsekly
stages IN Fort Verde.
Wis 1'eaeh sprisss to the GsssA
Csssp Or the CeIeraAs, 13 miles.
Via Kisgnsss, daily stages 10 Stockton
Hill. 10 miles; Mineral Park, ic miles; Ger
bat II miles.
Via Yasea 10 Signal, 10 miles.
Via Needles, steamer 10 YuTa, Colorado
river agency, Fort Mohavs. Mohavs City.
Hardyyills, Arizona and III Dorado Canon.
Nevada. l.
". &. Deools~a.
General Passenger Agent.
r. ". Smith. .Gsul Supt.
Mohave County miner., 1885-07-19

Trains on the ktlsbiio and Pacific Rail.
road are run on Mountain or Standard Tiu,e.
Mohave County miner., 1885-07-19
News Of the Week.
GENERAL NEWS OF INTEREST
IN CONDENSED FORM.

IN CONDENSED FOkM.
Governor Bum Of Idaho hes ten.
dstod his resigLslion.
The French are now il undis-
turbed possession VI Hue.
The cholera in spain shows no
sign vi abatsnasGt.
/ hussia IL continuing her vsrliks
preparstions on tue Afghan frontier.
Inc Chicago street car strike has
been prscsiesiiy settled.
Au iLdian uprising IL reported in
Kansas.
About 1000 troops have bssn
ordered " lLdian Territory.
Tue King Of Ansin II prisoner.
Tnsrs Is . strong movsmsnu ~
Paris for the snnexstion Of Aaain.
A rupture has occurred between
Lord salisbury and the PsrasilItcs
Fifteen aharchists hsys been sr
rested Ut Brussels.
Yellow lever 10 reported at Nsx
Orleans.
W. A. Jackson, a wealthy cattle
maD OF hiiisbor0, Tex, is mIssing.
General Wolselsy has returned t.
Loudon. ~
Tue N"rmons have begun q cru
sade IA Berlin.
Tom Woag, a Chinese interpreter
was found hanged near Monterey.
IL is thought tnat Secretary Whit
ney wIii come GU. secoLd beet III hi,
contest with john Roach.
Senator Teller Anticipates troubl.
between Cleveland and tus Senate =,
the next session.
Goueial Rosecrans was yesterday
pTssented with q pistol which We.
stolen from h,n, duriug the war.
Mrs. John Rogers killed her TIVE
children aud committed suicide 9,
How den. Ind.
Two suspected murderers were
iynchcd by y no0 nesr Grensds
Miss.
The Salisbury government Ssnes
not lutenJ 50 renew Tue irish Crimes
Act.
II is believed that the British sh hip
Ya,ra iarra has been lost with xji
ou Ovard.
Trouble is anticipated in extra
diung and cvnvic,iDg hibDs, tie do
faui.iug ldano Postmaster.
SECRETARY Maunsng has decided
that costractors mSy employ coAvIct
iabor ou pabic buildings.
Cleveland has tsndered the
Liberian mission to k.v. =. v.
bry sbt of Nashville, Teun.
Tue striking lronworksrs are cans
ing cousidsrxuis trouble ~ Cisvs-
land. - ...
Brigsdier- General Gibbons has
bsen ssslgued to the comm sud Of tbs
Department VI the ColumOia.
Tue Emperor Of China promises
70 prsvsut tue persecution OF CsthV-
lies.
The Germans are making vigorous
efforts 10 Increase their ,rsas With
CHINA.
The Canadian Parliament ID now
considering 4 stringent Chiness rs.
strIctioa Act.
Tns Mexican Government has d.
claesd two moro railway cencsssions
forfeited.
A mysterious disesss. which proves
fatal IL few hours, mss broken cut
in Portugal.
Tue Spanish authorities bsve for
bidden Dr. tsrran TO prscsios further
inoculatlon.
The Secretary Of the Navy 10 max
lug q tborongh iuvsstIgssIVu Of tos
navy yards.
A great fire Is raging 10 the Gran.
berry belt Of Burlington county,
M.
! A young son Of Henry Cooms. was
murdered and robi,ed 10 \ isut ut q
railroad camp near San BernardiSv