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Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1885-11-29
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MINERAL PARK, sovEMBxR ., isss,
Death q she Wis Psssiasss.

Hon. Thomas A. Headrieks, Vice
President Of the United States, died
suddsnly al bis residence 10 Indiana
f,olis ~ 4 4S p. u. on last Wsdnes-
day. Dc bad been attending 70 bus
3usss = usual during the morning,
bat suddenly complained Of feeling
unwsll. His family physician was
sent for. snd remedies were employ
Cd which seemed to relieve him at
once. Mr.. Hendricks felt 90 much
better that be refused TO allow ths
physician TO remain. During the
afternoon be occasionally laid down
90 the outside OF his bed, and while
10 doing no passed away % quietly
and peacefully that even those who
" ere in the room with him were not
aware Of it until bis vile came IN
and was horrified to end that
he WAS dead. No one had Tor q
moment imagined that bis illness was
serious, much less that it wonld end
fatally. His death is attributed to
paralysis Of the brain.
A. Hendricks was GU years
old. snd while not profound states
man was. nevertheless, a great man
He has held every Office in the gift OF
the people. except the Presidency.
and for that be vas undoubtedly the
populsr choice Of his party last year.
and. bad be lived, would almost GER
tainly have received the nomination
IN 1888. 10 his death the nation has
sustained q great loss, and the Dem
ocrstic patty still greater ore.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1885-11-29

The Santa Fe New Mexican says:
II 10 believed that the Washington
end OF the government sssumes the
n gbt to furnish tb. judges Of New
Nexieo and Arizona not only with
instr ct,ons a. to whom they msy
associate with. but how they shall de-
eide important questions.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1885-11-29

The democratic national platform
provides that the territorial appoint
mepta should be made from actual
residents Of the territory. That par
ticulsr plank was not long enough
however to reach Auzons, Or else
this territory is very bare OF actual
residents. Tucson Star.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1885-11-29

The entire adult population Of 81.
Martha, Canada. has sworn TO abstain
from alcoholic drink for yesr. and
yet we would be willing TO bet tina,
moro spirituous liquor will be drank
on the quiet 10 that year than ever
before. People who swear Oh don't
do il in pnblic and brsg about II
afterwards.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1885-11-29

Owen r. Rorse, the ns~ly-sp
pointed u. s. District Attorney foa
Arizona, has arrived ct Prescott and
entered upon the duties Of his o6ics.
Mr.. Rouse 10 from Moberly. Mo-. and
has q good reputation a. . lawyer.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1885-11-29

Lisutsnans General Sheridan and
Ipsp~ctor General Baird will lsavs
Washington IN . few days. By order
Of the President, 10 visit Arisnus in
connsction with recent Indian troub-
Lar.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1885-11-29

Ex-sspstor Barnum i reported TO
be deeply disgusted because German
secured many. appointments Of his
personal friends and charged them To
tbe Democratic Central Committee.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1885-11-29

SAINT Bsshaxa county and Other pos-
tions Of Csliiors,s By The long eoa-
tinusd storm.
The 0cntilss Of Salt Lsks City
claim 10 hsvs evidence that The
Church authorities have bssn hiriSg
disreputsbIs womso 70 entrsp their
enemies.
Parnsll has Withdrawn from his
parliamentary eontsst il the Irish
district Of Lisspool.
II IL charged that the nov French
Consul n Patana took ont With him
. report already prepared on tbs
progress ofths canal.
Tho missing boat Of the wrecked
steamer Iberian has been heard from.
sandy Wslker shot and killed .
Mrs. Lucas and wounded Der child 10
the Choctaw Nation on Saturday
night.
CA. Thorpe and J. White blew
ont the gas 10 the room in Baltimore
on Monday night and vsrs found
dead the next day.
Baldwin's Sants Anita stsbls IL
credited with winning Isl, 600 ct the
East this season.
Elizur Wright, the noted Adolf
ZIONIST, is dead.
w. s. Warner and j. Henry Work
have given bonds 70 answer the
charges against them 10 connection
with the Marine Bank failnre.
The West Shore Railroad was sold
for ga, 900. 900.
A convention Of believers in the
faith cure IL being held ut Pittsbnrg.
The Galveston relief fund now
amounts to 100000.
1t is charged that Magistrate Ron
lean OF Battleford. N. w. T., WINS IN
tsrested in the conviction Of the
eight Indians be recently condemn
cd to dostb.
The smallpox cohtinnes to rage 10
Canada.
Richard r. Hammond Jr. has been
appointed Surveyor General Of Cali
forpis. .
Eastern bankers sre complaining
Of tax Discrimination sgainst nation
al banks under State laws.
Steps will be taken to secure the
removal Of fences illegally enclosing
public lands.
Travel over the Southern Pacific
and the California Southern railroads
has been much interrupted owing 10
washouts and landslides.
Miss Arabella Field, en- routs from
San Francisco to Washington. d. c,
died Of apo plexy At FL Paso.
Nelson Pierce will 20 TO San Quen-
tin for life for the murder OF j. A.
Mccarthy at San Jose.
Twenty-Five persons were killed
aud 5000 buildings destroyed by .
cyclone on the Philippine islsnds.
The British have achieved smother
victory 10 BuYmah.
Less than 800 cases now remain
before the court Of Alsbsms claims.
Apostle Snow Of the Mormon
Church has been arrested for unIaw-
ful cohabitstion; be was found in .
hiding place in his cellar.
Nrs. William Olsen killed hsr baby
at Sacramento and then committed
suicide; she vas insane.
Mics Adslsids Cushing was found
dead near Monterey, With . bullet
wound in her bead; she probably
committed suicide.
The missing jewels Of John Nc
Cullough have been fonnd.
Kit Psrefield and his son William
ssse mystsriously murdered near
TexsSksna, Ark.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1885-11-29

The Supreme Court Of the United
States has decided that no ono can
kgally arrest . deserter without .
warrant or order Of military author
iy.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1885-11-29

Tho Atlantic and Pacific railroad
company are building . magnificent
depot and hotel ct Waterman. Cali
fossils.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1885-11-29
DIssslatisn d Cs.Partaershiy

~ - -
The co partnership in the business
Of printing aud Publishing the Mo-
NAVE Couxrr MIsEE. heretofore exist
ing between the undersigned under
the trm name and siyle Of Willisms &
Hyde, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
Mineral Park, A. T., Oct, 10th, 1885.
EB. WILLIAMS.
JAxrs J. HYDE.
Referring TO the above, the under
signed bav,Dg purchased the entire
interest OF Mr. Williams will con-
tinus the business in bis own name
and collect all the outstanding
accounts due the sail firm.
JAMES J. HYDE.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1885-11-29
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Editorial Notes.

The President is said to have made
himself familiar with California pol.
itics.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1885-11-29

Congressman Markham will intro
ducs bill early in the session for
the establishment OF . United States
court at Los Angeles.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1885-11-29

Frauds have been discovered 10 the
purchase Of supplies for Government
Buildings in New York.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1885-11-29

Bartlett Trip has been appointed
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
Cf Dakota.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1885-11-29

The shipments OF paper pulp made
from yucca on the Mohave desert Az
srsge fifteen to twenty tona daily.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1885-11-29

The Washington Post proposes
''Cleselsnd and Fitzhngb Les - the
democratic ticket in 1883.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1885-11-29

Eastern capitalists have invested
$25O0O0 in 40 irrigstiDg canal q
Oils Bend.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-02
A y SENSATION.

Prominent noston Lawyer. Politician
and society Man Proves Z" he an Emper'
rIcr "a q Largo Amount-fas Living Re-
sponsiblc for Ills Fati.
Bosrox, Mass, September 22,-Bos-
ton i on the eve Of a startling sensation,
involving the reputation Of one OF her
most prominent lawyer politicians. Only
a few days ago Henry NJ. plummcr,
Treasurer Of the Norway Plains Saving
Bank, OF New Hampshire, made a motion
IN the Supreme Cour for the disbarmont
of Edward T.. Browne, the distinguished
lawyer who. being At that time tho ne
publican leader OF the State House 81
Representatives, who so ably opposed
Governor Butler IN Tue iamous
Tewksbury Alms-house scandal IN 1855.
II was charged that Browne had COL
| lected nearly $50, 900 for the bank aud
| that under the plea that the case was
still pending, had put the bank officers
| OF from thai time 10 this, until finally,
when further conccalment was impos-
sIble. confessing that he had collected
the money, misapproprlated II TO MS
own uses, aud was unable to restore IL.
Another similar case OF mlsappropria-
ton on Brownies part came to light YES
tcrday. Atwell and Luce, OF New YORK,
architects, were somc time ago awarded
the nrst and second prizes for plans Tor
the new Boston Public Library. Atwell
took the first prize OF $4,000, and Luce
the second prize OF $1,000. They gave
Browne power OF attorney TO collect the
money. some time thereafter Browne
sent $500 TO each OF them.
Since this payment they have importuned
IN vain for the balance. A few days ago
Browne sent word TO Luce that II &c
would come to Boston he would give HIN
the balance. Luce came TO Boston YES
terday and went direct to Brownies ONCE
where he found the Sheriff In charge
Luce subsequently, met Browne on u,
street. and the latter said his bani
account had been attached and conse
J ouently he could mol pay the money. since
1 that time Browne has suddenly disap
: reared. The street Is alive with rumor
OF corruption concerning him. IL - ~
: lered that he met a friend on the strect
E burst into tears, and confessed thai n
was a ruined man, and that wine an
+. women had caused his downfall.
|. Browne Is n young man OF me person
nj appearauce. There Is consideraDl
sympa nv felt for him, and IL Is believe
that his ruin has resulted from mora
weakness and too great sell esteem re
. shifting from ~fiatiery. lie Is a gradual
81 Browne University,a fine orator,a bri
liant debater. and tnrcc years AGO wa
prominently mentioned for speaker :
the House.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-02
4 WICKED CITY.

v...u.,o, ~ Corrupt Practices in the Po-
LEE Administration Of Chicag"-frost-
tution ofthe Machinery Of Justice ." fsr-
.ocai Gain-Morc Developments 20 Fol-
low.
csG In, September 2S.-Ihe
Do;iy ye,rs last evening contained atwo
column article under the headings IAN
Apnaliinr II vclatIon-Rascally Practices
systematically Perpciratcd on the ralicn
Women OF chicago-Forced 70 Purchase
Immunity From Justices With the wages
81 Their sin" The article goes on 70
saw that the recent London isclosurcs
Of the Pan Mall Gazette bnd a horrible
coun,crpart. though on q ulnerent
plan. III the treatment OF aissoiutc
girls and women VINO lah iu.o
~. Gin cbes OF the bail shArks
| and officers who infest the Dcsp'alncs
Street Police station In Chicago: that
~. AGENCIES OF the municipal govern
ment have become charged and nlsed
Win rottcnness and corruption, and tnat
The machinery created TO administer
i~ustice and enforce the laws has became
The machinery OF injustice and the pro-
tector and dellycrer Of criminals. In
article also contains A umbc OF inter
views with fallen women. Iney agree
IN All material particulars that one JONI
Brennan, an ~ex-poIice official, ana
professional bail shark Is the Affirming
power at the Dcsplaines street s'al'oh
The statemcn Of the women are 70 ths
effect that when they were arrested Bren
nan Immediately appeared on the scene
with book in hand lie went aroun'
from cell to cell taking names ana askin;
each one II she had any money. II ~
unfortunate woman was the possessor 2
e. or more she could secure brennan
services. lie would then get her booke'
or book her himself; make out q pal
paper and let her u In lieu o. money
articles OF icwrlrv would he accepted
occasionally the baiIif wonld trust ID
prisoner for tho fne. The women,
their statements. further declare tns
they are subjected TO arrest on an ~
crarc OF twice 4 week; that Brennan ST.
continues 10 exact from them the large
mart Of the proceeds Of their miscrao|
calling, the police holding the threat
: the Bridcwcll over them TO compel the
q 70 paw them.
X The Netrs says that this Is the initiati'
publication OF a series Of articles wnit
will appear, developing facts ascertaint
: by reporters specially charged with "
dutv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-02
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

Tux trunk line Presidents met at New
York on the I'd and advanced freight
rates to the West
TuE fourth annual meeting OF the
American Forestry Congress convened ~
Boston, Mass, on the I'd
Tur commander OF the Roumelian NIL
lItla has been arrested.
James y. Green, a railway man clerk'
| was killed by an accident on q car o. van
| dalia. Ill. on the I'D.
Az uprising Is expected to occur In Al
bania and Macedonia.
.PuoGYv O'LEARY, who murdered his
mistress and sister at Chicago, has psen
captured
Flvx Cinnamon. implicated In q murder
at Pierce City, Idaho, were taken rom
Jail on the ed aud lyncbed.
IT Il thought that Germany viii see that
Turkey Is fairly treated
WILLIAM JONES. captain Of a nfe-boat'
was drowned at Racine. Wis, o. the I'd
While out practising.
THr Mayor and other municipal officers
Of Bremen, Germany, are visiting Lonlon.
NOTICE has been given 10 the settlers
on the Crow Reservation that they mus
remove thcrefrom by October tn.
RcBvnr FOWLER. on r ial o. Morgan'
field. XIV, charged with killing his MEGA
was convicted OF murder in the hrst de-
grce-
pa- WV. GARDxra, n Colorado physi'
chm rot drunk at Omaha on the I'D. ant
vas robbed OF 500 cash, q ~ cnecs
and a gold watch.
ALI IA au ct on the Afghan frontier
The Commission Is in the vicinity o. he
rat. -
DoLrH DRAUGuS, 4 Deputy Sheriff
sam Cook and WIN. Fir aucs, were ksile'
N n fact on fight IA Lcscher Ccuniy
X ntucky, on the "a.
AUSTRIA 8 mobiliz M her nrmy 70
posstblc action IN tue balkan provinces.
MYHox Il. Bush. a prominent bisiues
; MN, ~ Baffalo. y. ~, AMI Vice Pres
! dent al the Hannibal g. st. Joseph Ia
way, Il lead
BULGARIA. Is putting all able-bod'e
men letwecn tho ages OF eighteen an
forty into the IN
! MARK w. TOWNSEND, a school teacnel
lJyInr near Lancaster, Wis, shot an
4 Iruled bis wife on the I'D and. with III
n babe in his arms. surrendered himself
. the authorities.
II /. reported in Constantinoplc thu
. Turkey intends 70 dght for the rcstor'
= tion u the staiu quo in Roumelia.
Tnr Chine So quarters at the Black Di'
mond Mine, ia Washington ierritor,
xer. burned on tho 2ist by a body
masked men. The Cinnamon He'd.
i Tur Government OF Turkey has made
= arm protest against the systematic pc
!. ,ecution OF Turkish subjects IN southeI
Russia.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-02

MILLIONS or DAMAGE.

ea-,.,. r0,ct~ Of Recent Rains In the Cot
ION BELT Of Tcxas-Thc Loss Estisnnteda ~
ul,,ons or Dolinrs-sandy Cotton VIII
be Plentiful.
G~.LvEsrox, TEX, September 22.-Re-
ports are coming from the cotton belt
dlstricts OF Texas, showing that the
heavy rains Of the past week have
worked serious damage to the standing
cotton. The northern section OF the
state vas not SO seriously affected a.
| the central. southwestern and eastern
sections. Disastrous rains extended a.
a. north from the Gulf as Corslcana,
distance OF 800 miles, ana
a. far west from the Louisiana
line az Luiing, on tho southern fa-
c,ac \ distance Of PCS miles. II VIII
,hus bo seen that the damaged areas are
unite as large a. the States Of New YORK
aand Pennsylvania combined, and COM
nrisc the most valuable portions OF the
raxas cotton belts. The most disastrous
rains occurred Ia the middle 81 the cot
ton.picklnr season, aud reports Indicate
mat thousands OF acres have gone 70
waste for want OF gathering. " peinS I'M
possiblc to pick cotton while It's wet.
planters are gathering the fallen croP
from the ground, therefore m~anytnousans
bales OF sandy cotton may DC anticipa.cu
from Texas. II Is stimateu tnal W. WI,
,hirds al the Texas crop this season VIII
Grade low mlddling, whereas about one
,hird 4 the usual average for low mia
dlinr. This loss BY grade Is a serious
onc 10 the planter, as Il falls entirely up
an him and Il an actual benefit 70 the
buvcr. No ccura estimates have ,ye'
bcen made by experts, showing the los
~ mat weeks rains, but all agree INA
the damage to cotton BY waste ana ~
/ struction, and lowering 81 the grace
will reach several millions Of dollars
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-02
THE vEILED PROPHET.

Preparations For the Annuu i"seant OF
the Yelled Prophet AMI HIS iset'nae N
-. Ionls Octob.r 0th-rromise Of scenes
ofUnusuai sp.endor.
ST. LorIs. Mo-, September 22.-The
Yelled Prophet with q great retinue OF
Saraccns Is said 10 lave already arrived
In the mysterious caverns that ramiis In
the solid rock beneath st. Louis In the
la,e watches OF the night his seryitors
are sometimes TO be- seen hurrylng htther
and thither about the town upon their
masters business, and II Is now
known that the elves and .nomes
from The four quarters of the
Globe have been summoned - 81. Louis
10 do the PIopaets work. Lasnts
nav be seen by The curious hitting ABOUT
within the den on Mar1rt street, where
the subterranean caycrns open, al ! tnose
who fear not 10 venture near the awe
some place can hear the ring OF elm
hammers anil the fairy songs OF he
W workers. What the wonderS NAV pe
that are going on within no mortal
knows. IT Il rumored IN the
bazrars ana whispered 10 the homes OF
The town that 4 pageant Of dazzling
marniacence II being prepared VINO
has dared a. exolorc the mystery 81 me
Yelled Prophet md Give this rumoF cur
renew none knowcth. The dread
sovereign himself hath sicnihed In form
that he will visit his royal CITY on
n. Gin cf october coming
we know that his royal progress viii
be rraced bv all the beauties that the
umitlcss resources Of the sovereign can
call together 20 decorate his train. we
know that through the length ana
breadth OF the valley Of the MIS-
sissippi the news Of the pageant mas
gone forth AMI crowds OF eager peo-
bic are even now fastening 10 81. LOUIS
10 take part In the rcvels. y,
The 9Th day Of October, 1855, Will
mark an era ia the history OF St. Louis.
The Yelled Prophet has decrced that inc
!. display shall exceed anything ever sen
ia America, his loyal people have obcyeo
him and the time approaches when ms
wonderful caskct will be opened and IN
| richness thereof shown 10 the people.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-02

The situation Ia tho balkan states Grow
Ing Threatening - Diplomats heticen'
and the Press Unreliable.
LONDON, September 22.-The sitna tiop
in the Balkan States grows more war.
like, IL Is extremely difficult TO draw
any definite conclusion from the thirty
columns OF kilograms appearing Ia Inc
morning papers. The correspondent
make their news tally With the bias %
their papers. Foreign dlplomatcs con.
tradIct one another like prom clients 10
the art OF not knowing how 10. or really
living for the good OF their countries.
The authorities here have made no sign
OF their Intentions. The press connnrs
itself to cautious and colorless remarks.
II Il evident that the revolution Is Inc
work OF Bulgarian secret committees,
aud therefore II may break OUT IN
another spot without a moments warn
inr. The Balkans are dotted with bon
fires aud every pass Is occupied py the
| levy en- massc Of men between cirhteen
| and forty years Of arc. Russian omcials
| deny all knowledge Of the origin o. Inc
REVOLUTIONARY movement. rms - M
| credible however, because Russian OIL
| fccrs have been passln. from Bucnarest
10 the 'front.', duQ uctAu~c ~ 'Nr.'
army Is practically a Russian organlza-
tIou, and. further, because the creation
OF this great Bulgarian movement Is a
severe blow to Austria aud has been long
one OF tho objects Of Russian diplomacy.
II will be remembered that at the beriin
conference Bcaconsfield threatened 10
withdraw, which meant war unless bui-
raria and R,umelia were separated.
Russia Welded unwillingly, but having
found Prince Alexander not pliaole
enough, now desires TO dcpose him or to
keep things as they now are. King Milan
OF Scrvia said: "unless we are all going
10 be kept quiet together. must pc one
OF the irst to move II Servla aud Austria
are forced 10 intervene All agree thal
II Turkey marches the consequence VIII
be incalcnlablc. Salisbury, VINO Is large
ly responsible for the present movement
Il the worst possible man 70 be at IN
head OF England. as he Is a believer "
secret diplomacy. 1t Is, therefore, quite
likely that Parliament will be hastily
summoned II matters grow worse.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-02

A COUNCIL OF Turkish Ministers. presid-
cd over BY the Sultan, decided 10 appeal
10 the powers TO maintain tho rlgnts or
the Porte In RoumslIa-
WORK wa 70 be resumed by the Chinese
and such white miners as would work
with them at Rock Springs, wy. -, on
the slst. under protection OF the military.
REPORTS from Dakota say that prairie
fires are still raging, and that numerous
losses in grain. hay in stacks, and build
ings have occurred.
OK the 2oth a fight between factions OF
| the 81 Hedwig's Polish Church society
| occurred In Milwaukee,. Wis. In which
knives, stones and clubs Were freely
used. !.
On the 2ist twenty prisoners escaped
from the Steubenville CO.. Jail by sawins
out. /.
AN outbreak OF smallpox was reported
al New York on the 2lst.
BeLGtuM Is considering the advlsability
OF sending her paupers 70 the Congo
country.
BETTER feeling prevails at Madrid oven
the Carolines affair.
Tux Russian press is jubil ant over the
revolution in Roumania-
VERY heavy rains have fallen In tn
southeastern part OF Spain Many farms
and villages ha We becn inundated
OK the 2ist the annual meeting OF tn
brotherhood OF Locomotive Flremen be'
gan with an imposing parade at fniia
deiphia, Pa
THrRx was re ceived 1t the United State
Treasury on the 2lst q second lot OF col
coin from San Francisco and silver col
from Carson City, amounting In oil :
Se0o,0ol
OK the a1ss Turkish troops and q bod,
/ OF Albanians had an engagement nea
Prizend- .
n meeting OF Orangemen was nell
~ Kingston. Dat, on the 2lst. In supper
OF the Orange bill NV.
: DrRrxG the week ending September ist
the issue OF standard silver dollars va
Scg4.44a The issue during the CORE
: spending period last year was sii,''oa
Ii France there are hopes for better re
: ~lations with England, consequent on "a
revolution in Roumeiia
OK the night or the 2o.h n mysterIou
night raid was made on Carlisle For
/. one Of the desen ss OF the city OF Cor
q Ireland. Afew arms were captured.
r A. immense socialist gathering w
y held nc LImehouse, an eastern suburb
y London. Eng. on the list a 10Y !"
20 prevented with difficulty.
"a AGENTS Of the signatory powers 10 y
e treaty 0: u .rlIn. stationed ut P~nilippop'
lis. have notified their governments Ia
y they approve the recent revolution thsr
IT Is not considered probable that Tu
!, key will acccp- p%ecuniary compensa'''
- for the loss OF R,umelia, because the 81
kan frontier is necessary to detend 20
s~tautinople.
OK the alst alarmin, reports were r
ceived az Paris 70 the Ell ct that Chi
i masssng a large fore, OF troops on y
Tonquln frontier.
hy o. the elst repeated shocks Of an ear.
q. ouake were felt In Bsnevento, ltai
lly causing a panic among The inhabitan
MANY OF whom led from the town.
m large portion OF the popuIac' campsd 0
D. in anticipation OF further shocks.