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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-27
An h.sas.in,s Bnilcf.

There IS considerable excitement in Silver City over the shooting of Thomas M, Hall, deputy Uuiied States marshal and deputy sheriff of the county. A team coming into that city on the Pino- Altos road picked hIm up about q mile out. shot through and through, though not dead. He expired at 2 o'clock Wednesday morning. Sheriff Woods. just before iir. Hairs death, the wound d man hpvlng retained consciousness, entreuted him to tel who hIs assassln vas. He only replied. "It was a Alex Ic4u, but would not divulgc his name. Dr. Slough, who was summoned 10 at tend the wounded officer, also asked him to give toe name ot hIs murderer. at the same time telling him that hIs wound WAS fatal and that be could not live. bat he would not -ay who dii the shooting. and died without divIlging the sssassIu's name. Hall was m officer well liked, brave, fearless oilicIal, and his heath is sadly regretted.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-27
Notice of Forfeiture.
Tucsox, TERhrronY OF Ar1zr.


 COUNTY OF PIMA Jan - .-. IO II. C.LION AND BERNARD Hrl',a"- Il or those Nho may claim under e-. divided Ouc-ttIrd Jterest eacH in tf. .a z. described property You arc hereby that l have expended one hurd-.t laDor and improvements upon elC. rt ~. lowing mining clalms:
 Lone Star mining clqiu1 Io~ara.4 J T.....-. l--i, and recorded on March Ig. i--t. ,- .... Record of Mines. pags a,3: Southern Cruss mining cIai-r local. .a- ary Z.. l--i, and recorded on March I.. .--.. - DOCK U. Records of 1lIre-, page atf. Hreat hrpUhlc mining clam. !Irr-'T " AfS -n; l',l, ana recorded on Harch L-. ..- book U, Records of Mines. page ffZ.
 Gam mining claim. l0cafet Jsaus-r '.. '-. en4 recorded on March l3, 1--i iu ul.. t- . Orts of Mines, pa,s G-3.
 Sad records all being ,fthe rccu-f. Pima county, ArizoUa al. -aIt being m the ArtIse Ni1I-E l. Pima county, Arizona. The said -Iu' c ins been expended Tn 1885 in ord..-rn tr.. under the provisions of sectI1u -.-i, .,.'. Statutes of the United Sta'es, being 'i' - required tO hold the came for the yaT- December n, l--i, and hat have en- your portions thereof. Therefore q vI-. 7. after the service of this notice of Y.s-f yOu fall or refuse tO contribute yuGr I..l tlon or such expenditure. Gs CO-uv- r--. " the costs of thls publication yc.- .-'s sad claims VIII become tho u-ore--- Go. subscriber under sand section 1S-4 l"Er portion of sad expenditures l- fIE'E -.A -. two thirds dollars upon ear Of sad rlsIf Smo DAVID ARAl~IaoN''-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-27
Resolutions

The following complimentary resolu- tion to the retiring superintendent of Territorial prison wEs introduced by Hon. Geo. H. Stevens, and unanimously adopted by the board at its meeting on the 16th instant:
 Resolved, That in accepting the res. lgnstion of Capt. r. $. Ingalls,. Superln- tendent of the territorial prison. that we do so under full sense of what is hls due, as a competent and most eff cient officer; that during his administra- ton of affairs of the prison. tgat fine system introduced by him in every de partment, has been fruitful of disci. pline, progress, and such economy of as consistent with contin- ued construction of the prison building
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-27
Application for a Patent.
No. 445 for Patent C. ,ss
 Silver Glance MIno.
UNITED STATES LAED OFUCa,
 sp.-.s.... a. I-.

4uC~olf -AIA]o.-s-1 Atl- 70. l--1. NOTICE Is HEBEBY GIVE lHAT S. B " Arnold, Trustee, whose post0t-r- at.---- is Tucson. Pima County. Arizona. ra-s t Unthank. has this day t.ed hIs apI..u-t...- -.-.. patent for l2<5 linear feet of the ~Ilv,- ..-.- mine or vein bearing mineral. vIrl a su-...a ground 4-2.3 feet m width situated i- t-. Ar. vaca mining dIstrICt. County of p.u.5 ara i.-- ritOry of Arizona, and desIluIJ-d bg g.. r..I notes and official plat on ne in Inns o.-- .- .u- No. 4g m saId ArIvaca dlstrIct, sad iu, 1u. ,. being a. follows, tOwlt:
 Beginning at the western end center ,' c.... being also the eastern end center of ttr t.Ig.-. mining claim; at a post, set m mound .s stones, marked ''S. G. |. M. NO.I."
 U \. M. M. No. l. B. D. on Gro Emo T bears S sS deEs., 33 mirs., W lsoa feet.
 Thence S g dees., ij -lus., & SyH f-. f.. post, set m mound ot stones, maEs-. '>. '. A. No. ?, being also the southeastern cur.-- .t the Oriental NJ. c
 Thence s5 degs.. F a.ins., E 51 feet -a -s-.- of Gulch bears S & dees l5 mIns-, W l--I ..- to a post feet long, set Tn a mound of ~-u.r- marked 'S. c. M. No !, at the'eeste-n Cri s-- ter of the claim.
 Thence g dees.. ij uins.. goo Tee 9. a post feet long, set m mound of stones. E.-z- TheuceS < sj Geys.. I5 mins., V 1925 fec 1 post set ln a mound of stOncs, marked ~. .. M. No g. heiug also the uOrt.n.-. -- corner of the Oriental N e.
 Thence \ S2 tege.. e mins.. E geo feet '.. -.s- ''S. G. |. M. Nc. l. place of beginniuE.
 MagneuC variation l2 degs , 4O min~. E., c. o. taiuiug I3.ji acres.
 The location os this mine is rccordaG -r --. Recorders othce Oi Pima County Book | ...- Ords of Mines. page 5tc.
 Any and all persons claiming adv,--. r --y portion of slid >Iiyer Glance I..-. .- surface ground, are required Co l.. ..- adyer-e claims with the Register C. -.- United States Land Ctiice. at Iuc.o-. r- .-. territory of ArzDrs, uuring tIe ten r...= publication hereof. or they VIII be bsl--1 . v.:;Ge of the provisions ,f the atUtcs-
 B. M. ThOIAS. E.--.-.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-27
i Picfnrr

No more pleasing picture can any where be found than that presented at this season of the year by tine valley of the Sonora river, from Ores to Hermo- siilo. Through vast stretches of luxur- liant green wheat, bathed ID sunshine and re1deLed chatoyant by graceful and ,remulous holding before gentleaud re- tresnInG breezes Tedolent Of the breath ot my riads of flowers, are interspersed superb orancaries in which the fruit, in al stages of growth, from the small green berry 10 the rich, ripe sphere of ten ounces m weight, struggle with the ne 'mParable blossom for conspicuous ness among the rich green foliage of the orange trees-Rs Ge rGe B Kit des- crlbet II on his return from there q few days Nogales Frontier.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-27

st1rirg the afflicted to hEALIh anu HAT i- NESS .p, ann e.. |.
 line Dacter will agree tO forfeit si ,oco Tor ,ass undertakeu not cured Inc reason 90 usnJ ,snnSf get crirsf Cs weakness and the above dis- ,ase- ia owing to a complication; called RhOS- IATORRHEA- vith hAfEhAEoA hAH.oA0 1bich r,oufree speca al treatment
 mn I.rEBIg's INvI4ORATOE. No. 2, N1th OUT pc .nI,ar sUe~iaI treatment. IS the only cure Tor 3pOsTkTOKRuEA. By is Manhood IS restored and the haDS s- 'irta moved back from age 70 ioutn. -. - - .iefI sss and de-Doccsnt. look out Tor the com oIicntion with Vital Weakness Sad lOes or hit'I 'ty Enovu as FrOsta.Orrhea. Hundreds or lVes ave be..r lost or tn want of proper treatment ,or tbis cornpli licauon. and thousands have lost .li thsir property and pleasure m Ate irOih l1s s;ieCts. .o ~, T TX bottles. slO. sont Co any address, So's1so scUi ely from observation. H.
 Rr tteGtg 4 Co. treat successfully by do- pos1pathy every form of SPEClAL. fhlNAIE g CHRONIC DISEASE without mercury or 1ansaous drugs. If vitality is drsineO from tht ,c5v uumerous diseases follow that bafis orui- nary medical treatment IT allowed 70 continue he unnatural loss causes COnsu mpt1on, DlsDe- sss Brights DissAse, Insanity, etc. Cures guar t-feet. Disssses of the genito- urlnHry organs xidueys liyer an bladder specisliy treated. DIS tAsEs OF wO1rES SPEEDILY CURED.
 UuaIiaed and Res esponsibie.-Dr- Llebig Co from EUROPA arc organized n compliance sjth The California Medical LAW. Diploma pro ,lred by regular college education, and are noe u tHeir nineteenth year of special practice.
 Most powerful electrIc belts free 70 pAtlents
 To FROvE THE WONDERFUL POwEH of the lN- T[GORATOk A S2 BOTTLE OWEN OF SENT FlIEE Consultation free and private.
 Call .ra aHdrpss
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-27
! unia Items.
tScntIu l.D

f4flA ID. T.
 The county jail is empty.
 The weather, like the democracy. Ina. been Very windy this week.
 The saloon men expect to do rushing business the next three years.
 The work on the Mohawk canal is pro. dressing steadily, and next fall will see the water on the land.
 There are l.62i bound volumes and N,J unbound mBgazlnes Tn the library of the territorial prison.
 There has been an average of I5O car loads of freight Q day passed through Yuma, over the popular Sunset route.
 The new lodge room of Yuma Lodge No ., \. O. U. W, is receiving its finishing touches and will be ready for occupancy by the end ot this month.
 lUma county has the honor of being one of the few counties in which the public schools are still running: and what IS more; they will continue n oo- eration Tor some tine vet.
 Green peas five cents a pound, new cabbage five cents a head, new potatoes spinach, asparagus, greens, young and tender rHdIshes, onIons, heets, canli- flower, turnIp, and lettuce, strawberries sad cream, spring chickens. fat and ten der beef, and lovely young maiGeus are some of the March Injuries obtsinable n Yuma Among the substantials that are to be had Is old hen for q pot pie. assessment blanks. credit, health political chRf, sand, whisky, turnkey and other situations on the hill. Every body are invited to participate.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-27
The YaGui Situnfinn.

Three columns of Mexican troops were set in motion against the Yaqui In. dians last Monday. One column of l2lO men, under Generals Leiya and CRrrillo, with two mitrailleuse guus. moving out from Crun de Piedras. dl. ylded, one taking the upper road toward the 1aqui Notifications in the Bacatete pass of the Sierra of that name, and the other following the lower road along old
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-27

With yesterdays issue of the Gazette We completed the publication of Pat HamiltOn's papers on irrigation. Mir. Hamilton IS commissioner of immIgra- tion for ArlzOua and gentleman thor. oughly posted on essential matters of OUT territory. There Is scarcely doubt that his series relating SO the use of water in the cultivation of the soil, are the most reliable and best compilation ever made on this coast. That they are appreciated is shown ID a demand thst Nh. Hamilton prints his articles on the subject in pamphlet form.-Phenix Ga Zette.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-27
Application for a Patent.
Application No. 4I3 for Patent Co ihe
 California Mine
UNITED STATES LAND OFrIor.

UNITED STATES LAND NEt Tucson, Arizona, Feb. g, i--i | NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVE> THAT S E. " Arnold, Nlce PreeIdeut of the Gro ..lrH l silver Mining Company whose posture- -a ] dress ls Tucson. Pima County. ArIzuua. sa-' N W. UnthaLk k. has this day filed hls arplIrarOr for patent for li1j linear feet of the r-1ls mIne or yein bearing silver. with surface % urr! tOO feet m width, sltUat q in the Gro raarl | of Arizona, and designated by the t.id l.-.s l and official plat on file in this oEice a- .ot S. % m sand Oro Blanco dlstrIct, said lot Na g. being as follows, tO wit: Beginning at the southern end center r.r claim at a post feet long. set m 6 mulu.. u- stones, marked e. l. ti. No. l." Thence s9 degs-, IS minz.. 301 feet fu e-a- ter of SonOma Gulch, bears < 2l degs.. tI r.uz, r, al post feet long, set in moual |" stones marked ''C. M. No. 2'' Willow tree n inches in diameter r-.r'.f "C. N. No. ?. E. T. '" bears \ 7s cecs. si --.--.. lSl Feet Oak tree inches in diam ter u.-...| 'C: M. No. 2, B IT. bears $ s2 degs.. 5O ma " jO feet
 Thence N O deg. F mins.. E 475 feet Co .s---- of sOnoma Gulch bears al degs.. 70 u.. ltI5 feet tO a post 1 feet long. set -r mound of stones: marked e. M. No g..
 Thence " degs., is mlns.. W 3u faa- 2" northern end center of clairl a a post f..t sg; .ong; set i1 mound of stones, marked ',. 2, U: s. M,M. No. bears s 52 degs.. 2s u.ir.-W
 Thence go degs., IS mins. W SO fo-. -cs post feet long. se, ID mound cf ,,.--s. Auhihcl As VI NO. n
 Thence deg, l2 mIns., " 1925 to @ r... ieeI long, set m a mound Of stOUes, marked -t. M. No. G."
 Thence s9degs., 4s nina, r SaD fec. tp I.-. v; l. M. No. l. place of beginning.
 Magnetic variation F deg 2l nir4 E lr-- talniug 19 63 acres.
 T, ] ne location of this mine is recorded lr ..' kecorder's office of Pima Count~ Bruk D. l--- Ords Of Mines, pages i72 and i75
 Any and aii persons claiming adversely any unn or sand California mine or surface --.... Sre % required to hle their adverse claims vI.. '- Register of the United S1ate- Land t-.....' lnesOn. In the TsrutOry of Ariz. ra. Gr-.--'.. len weeks period of publication lera.. OF they MI be barred by virtue of t.- i-.'.-- ions of the statutes.
 E. NJ. THOMAS. I.---
 i ls hereby ordered that the forer0 r- -H.. or application for patent be publleLt. '.-.. period Of Gen consecutive weeks m ths l...rs-- weekly newspaper. published it. Tucs. ..a County, ArIzoua. B. II. THOMAS. q. -.-
 First UubIIeH Eah
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-27
Application for a Patent E Pplicailon No. 4; for ?s;eut .-
 SOnCina Mine
UNITE fTtTEs LAND gFrfr-
 lUc-Ou, ArlZsuE. |. h 4 r-..

MOTT. [ I5 HEREBY GIVEN THAT s . " Arnold. Trustee, whose po-to.-,4 s...- V is Tucson. Pima County. hri1ola. care. "a ..s Unthank. has 'hls day nied his sppiicas,- r. , .' patent for ljN1 linear feet of the Ssrn-r, vein bearing mineral. with surface g-.l,, ' feet in width, situated iu the Gro BIarrn r. . district. County of Pima and Tcrrifl-. . q, zona, and cesignated by the he.d ua-a- az. q ... cial plal On hle m this office as lot No ,- - . Gro BlancO dIrtrict. sad lot No i7 ba-r. ' ' scribed as follows. tO-wlt:
 Beginning at the southern end ccnteror ,-..- at post feet long. feet ln n, and of --..--- marked ''S. l. N No Q"
 U. s NJ. M. No. bears \ % dels.. g. --i--. y, 275l feet. Thence 70 degs., mins.. F. 900 -et toq .. :. feet long, set m a mound of s,oue-. a..-.. , $. M. NO.2" Thence x 10 degs.. ,5 mins F. 3}5 feet ,..... ter of 6ulch bears 2y degs., .u --Ir- Y. - feet to center of Gulch bears N 3f dee-.. -.... w l5O0 feet tO post feet long, set F. e ..... r stones, marked $. M. No. g. Thence N 70 degs., O5 mins. W sC1 faa- -.-.-.. ern ed center of claim at a post feet ...... E in mound of etones, marks q ~ N Nu
 Thence \ 70 degs.. Uj mIus. W lu fer -. - ter of SOuoma Gulch bears 42 de,- q. .-. W 12j feet to center of tiulch bears T. ...- .' mins., F. SO0 feet tO post feet bong. .. ,- mound of stones, naked 'S. N. No. Q. Thence : 10 degs.. s mIls W l!u s-.- .. ter of SOnOma ulch bears \ 6 des- f. . W i2OO feet to center Ot Guich bears N t- 5.- 70 mtns.. W I5DU feet to poet feet lu-.. - a mound or stones, marked -. A No. f
 Thence S v degs.. Uj miu=., F. a.I f,a- +- s. l. M. No. l" D ace of beglur I.- Magnetic variation l2 degs., q a.1-. .-- tainIng 2O.65 acres
 The location of this mirc I- r-c4r.r,i -r ... RecOrder's Otice of Pima Cuurt- L5.k b f.- urds of Mines, pages i14 and l1-
 Aly and all persons ciaIuIu- adversely -.. portion tt said SOnOmH mil-. OF surface s-....-.t are required to tlls their ady-Gs. culrr- "a .. .. Register of the United States Land t..... Tucson. in the Territory ot AIlz. .a ..-..-. the ten weeks period of publication ..-.E or they wIll be barred by virtue of tl- .-..s' ions of the stiatute,
 BEN. NJ. THOMAS. f..-s.- It is hereby ordered that the f1r-0...- -...4. of application for patsu be pu5L-ta. r.- -. period of len consecutive weeks IU tlet --r--. a weekly newspaper published m rIcs,r. l-.
 B.M. THOMAS. I..s-..-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-27

and 3lre of the prisoners while at labor in scattered directions, engaged in their varied duties.
 That the territory has gRIned under bis supervision, en edifce every way worthy to which 1t IS dedlca.ed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-27

Supt. Elmore had steam up in the boilers of the Willow Springs mill on Wednesday for the purpose of testing them, and everything was found to be all right. He expects to have the stamps dropping be April lst.-Pinsl Record.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-27

l. is hereby ordered that Inc foregoirg. DO tic. of application for patent he pu'-ished Tor fhr period uf Ten consecutive week. lu the CITIZEN. weekly ueV paper puolI-l'd Ht Tue csur. Pima cUunty, Arirnua. being ths news raper publisLet urar--t ss..t claims.
 B. VI. IHOhAS. Register FIrst IuhLica.ion Iebruary .. M.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-27

lt Is hereby ordered that the fOreCuiuE lu-ta of application for patent be Eubh-heo ."- Q period of ten consecutive weeks m tl,. tI.lllN, a ~essly newspaper published in tucson. I.l4 county, Arizona. E. II. THOMAS, i.--ls,er.
 First publication Feh Is Isg6
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-27
ESTRAY.

A bay horse was taken up tln the 7th day of this month, Owner can get It. by proving the marks and payIng charges. Enquire at this office.
 Tucson. March 17th. x-5t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-27

i1rnAi mission, kTsrslOn to Soclety, Dimnese lt Vision. hoIses Tn the head: eNcesses in drinking intoxicating liquors, the vital EaId JassInF unObssrvsd m the urine, and many )thsr disaase= that lead Co insanity and death.
 Dr. Mintie. who IS A Regular Physician
 Graduate of the University of F-nhsyl- wanna Siu agree to forfsit Five Hundred Dollars, for a case of this kind the Vital Restorative under his special advice aud rsstmeutl will not cure, or for anything impure lr injurious found in it. DR- MlNliE treats all Private Disesses successfully without mer- ;ury. GOnsul;atlon froe. Thorough exAmina- ion aud sdylcs- including analysis of urine s5. PrIoe of the Vital Restorative. SI 50 a Dor. -e, or fO1r times the quantity, S5; sent to any address upon reOsipt of price or C. O. D.. secure fe0m observation. and m privnts name ioaIrsd. by D3. MIATIE. II Kearny Street. San Frsnci3eU, CaI. Send for list of questions and pamphlet.
 SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE OG application by ettsr eating symptCms, sex and are Strict secrecy IT regard tO all business transactions.
 DIX. MINTIE's Kidney Remedy Hsph- retieum, cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder Complaints. GOno-rhCss. Glact, Lsucorrhps, For sale by all drugslsts; q bottle six bottles for SS.
 DK. AISTIE'S DAu6sliOn FIn. are .he le-t and ohs7pe7t Oyspspsia and Bilious cure n the market. For sRls hg all druggists. deciI
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-27
EHOLME SNc.,,5y.
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HILL MAKE BETTER BUTTER THAN ANY

Send for analysis and testimonials of best dsfrynen to prove 1t. Get a sample sack from yorfr Grocer. or from C. F.. WHITNEY ( CO., PAeiac Coast Aseuts san Francisco
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-27
BEN. M. THONAs- f------

It is hereby ordered that the f0--0.- -..... of application for patent be puSL-taa r- -. periOd of fen consecutive Neeks Iu tiet --.r-. a weekly newspaper published IU rIcs.r. i-' County, Arizona.
 B. M. THOMAS. L.-.-,- F.. =. LIi.n.s..-. E-.h Il ....
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-27

It IS hereby ordered that the fCrsro -.- -1-'.' of application for patent be pubbsL,. r.- ... period or Gen consecutive week. m th. I...r-- reskiy newspaper. published its Tues .-a county. ATlzoua E. II. THOMAS. q. .-.-
 First publication, Feb. i3, is-5.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-27
LIEEIG DisYENsARY

4OO Geary street. San Francisco, Cal; Private entrance. 4J5 Mason street, four blOckf 1p Gefry street from Kearny. Man entrance .s,rouya DisDen-ary Drug StOre- Oclod&T
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-27
ER. LiEBlG'S W 0 sI , < E r j. L
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TRE OLDEST, CREATE $ ' and BZsT REMEDY for the core of NeryOus and Ph:elcal Debility. Vital EXhaustlOn, Seminal Weakness. Loss of Man hood, Failing Memory and Re isxed ard Enfssbled conditions of the GenitO-Urinary orsa als ,Itspeedily cures IhlPOIENCE- Early Decay. Loss of NgOrl SEMINAL WEAKNESS. and al the sad effects of youthful IoL lies and abuse or EACESSEe OF MAI URIIY
 It permanently prevents All Unnatural Loss from the system, as thousands can attest who have used the Remedy ID the past quarter of & century which It has beel before the public.
 It Is Indeed q Wonderful Remedy-tOnIng the nerves strengthening the muscles, checking the waste. invlgOrat- ing the whole system and re LDI1N
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-27
Great English Remedy.

! Is a never-fsilinR cue Tor ksrvOus Debility ,
 Exhsustsd ' VitBlity, , Seminal " ea knes ' SpermatOrrhGa. LOFT MANHOOD, lmpOten- cy, Paralysis, ProststOT
 irhHs and all the tern ibls effects of self 1 Abuse. youthful folliss, . land sxoesses m mature iyears-snch Rs loss If l Memory. Bassituds, Noe
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-27
LOCAL NEWS.

The Supreme Court adjourned until Julv Sfh
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-04-15

Our able contemporaries, the
Nashville dsiliea, for a few days last
week, filed the minds Of their r,ad
ers With the disgusting details OF u
social scandal that occurred near
the heightened city Of LIE banon, and
at least one Of them, the American,
boosted of being the cause of an
enormous increase in their circul
ton. We have always condemned
gossip among individuals, aud con
sidered it as belonging only to III
uneducated and vicious minded, and
an unfortunate evil that should be
frowned down by all people sutllcint.
~ enlightened to discriminate be
tween gossip and news That should
be disseminated. We believe there
is no surer way to cultivate inmor.
rslity than to Gil the minds Of the
young with such details, and we
condemn the publication of such
Objectionable stuff by journals that
should furnish their readers with
more intelligent and refining matter
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-04-15

The latest news from the greatest
strike America has ever had, ia GER
tainly alarming. Week before last
a bloody encounter occurred between
strikers and an armed posse at
Fort Worth, and last week, at ST
Louis; five persons were killed by
officers. who attacked crowd OF
strikers an citizens, and that with
out provication. The officers who
did The >hooting have been placed
under arrest aal should be tried 70,
murder.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-04-15
Interesting Experiences

Hiram Cameron, Furniture Dealer
Of Colun bus, Ca, tells his expe
rience, thus: For three years have
tried ever, remedy on the market
for Stomach and Kidney Disorders,
but got NO relief, until | used Elec
trio Bittrrs. Took Ave bottles ami
SIN now cured, and think Electric
Bitters the Best Blood Purifier IN
the world Major A. b. Reed, OF
West Liberty, Ky, used Electric
l'ltters for an old standing Kidney
affection AMI says: Nothing has
ever done me 40 much go'I as Fec
trio Bitters. Sold at fifty cents n
bottle by j. X. Barlow d Go.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-04-15

The River and Harbor Commit
tee recommended for rivers in Ten
nessee the following appropriations
French Broad, $4,000; Hiawassec
81, 800; South Forked Deer, $1,000;
Big Hatcllip, $4,000, Caney Fork
$4,000; Clich, s5,OOoj Memphis har
Dor, 100000; Tennessee above Chat.
tanooga, ~, 5000; Tennessee beIo"
Chattanooga, S3j0,000; Cuniberlan
above Nashville, 500 900.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-04-15

President Cleveland again, last
week, IN message, called the atten-
tion Of congress to the imperfeclions
in our treaty with China. The CHI
ness have threatened to revenge
themselves upon American residents
in China for the wrong. done u
Cinnamon in the United States and
our executive has awakened to q
sense of the necessity Of immediate
action.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-04-15

The bill to pension all Mexicrn
HERS or their dependents, with
50 90 per month, has passed the
lower house Of congress-. 1t pro vides
that all surviving officers, soldiers
and sailors who enlisted and served
in the Mexican war for any period,
and were honorably discharged shall
be placed On the list. 1t proyide-,
tuther, that this act shall not apply
to persons under political disability
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-04-15

Ireland now has fair prospect
for freedom. Gladstone introduced
bill in Parliament, last Thursday,
giving TO Ireland the freedom for
which she has been contending for
many years. The bill provides for
home rule and gives to all alike the
privilege of buying aud selling land'
The bill meets with general favor
and will doubtless become law.