The Clifton clarion., 1886-06-23
TERRITORIAL AND GENERAL.

SOD will start National bank in Silver City.
 Union Point, Ga., has a woman with be1rd ten inces long. She is an heiress.
 Before trimming rubber dip the knife into hot water and 1t will cut more readily.
 Terrible storms, floods, and earthquake shocks are reported from the French provinces.
 Five signal service men left Fort Meyer, Va, recently for Arizona, for duty under General Miles.
 The Comte de Paris will go to England. Phe unexpelled Orleans Princes will remain in France.
 Over 200 American wholesale grocers sailed recently from New York for a years tour in Europe.
 The yacht Priscilla, in the recent race of Sandy Hook, came in first, leading the Puritan by five min utes.
 It IS said that Messrs. Campbell, Earll, Pomroy and Earll Jr., will soon leave for other legal pastures. Star.
 Delegate c. c. Bean has intro duced bill granting pensions to persons injured In conflict with Indians.
 It is reported that the President and Mrs. Cleveland contemplate a tour of the great lakes, from Chi cago to Buffalo, during the sum- mer.
 Recruits for the 9th. Cvalary continue to arrive. Another batch passed through to Fort Bayard, last Tuesday. The regiment is to be recruited up to maximum strength.-Silver City Sentinel.
 A scouting party of soldiers found the body of Charles D Wiser in the Florida mountains, some eight miles south of Heatley's wells. The bcdy was in an ad- vanced stage of decomposition. Silver City Sentinel.
 Adamson & Burbage shipped one day last week about 10000 pounds of wool ir compressed bales. The fleece is the product of the focks of Adamson and Kinder, in this county. The whole amount to be shipped this season by them will not fall short of 100000 pounds.-Critic.
 F. H. Winston, late United States Minister to Persia, has pro cured concessions for the con s:ruction of important lines of railroad in the direction of the Afghan frontier. The Shah, as a guarantee, has granted twenty years contract to Mir. Winston ''to develop all the riches of Persia"
 4 special from Demirg to the Citizen states that eight Indians. mounted and armed, supposed to be hostiles, crossed the Southern Pacific railroad close to Cambria station, six miles east of Deming at Il 30 on the evening of the 14tb. going north. They were seen by men on the train passing at the time. This news is reliable.
 The following are some of the lawyers who will be considered for district attorney for Pima county; Col. Cameron H. King, T. D. Satterwhite, $. NJ. Franklin and B. H. Hereford on the demo- cratic ticket, and Harry Jeffords 4. s. Dungan and Judge Ferguson on the republican side. There seem to be nearly as many candi- dates for county judge.-Star.
 Word has been received that the party of citizens, thirty-seven Tn number, who left Arivaca and Gro | Blanco in pursuit of the hostiles were joined by forty Mexicans from Saric last Monday, and the party surprised the hostiles next | morning about thirty-fve miles south east of Saric, capturing all | of their stock and camp equipage. | which included all the horses recently taken from Arivaca.- Silver City Sentinel.
 Mr. Broutherton. superinten- dent of the American smelter, at Leadville, Colo, has patented a plan for generating steam for mo- tive power at the smelters, through the use of slag. By this method the slag is dumped into shallow vessels. which are afterwards run under boilers, and the heat used