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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-11

Iw.sa non believer m PaIel, ned:. zines, but having experience markec :clief from Nasal CstsEh ami oarsencs' uy the use ot E'y's Cream Bs.". csr recommend to those suffering froU, ihi, .oSrhsome complaint aui to tr.'se afic'ed with aosrseness CT stoppsge ci :he thros so annoying 10 singers and clergymen Louis F.. Phillips, l42s N. |. Ave, x %., Washington, D. .. Price 50 cents.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-11
A Cara.

We take this msshoi of expressing our thanks to all persous, who hsse si iet ns ID oue recent coocc.t and festival, fir ih, benefit of our church. either tircc'ly or indirectly.
 We trust ti,st in all these contributi .n.. given u.. We .hsll he able Co employ them in inst &. worthy end-, ss contem- plated by the joaors n the giving oi lhem Again ve say wa ,hsnk sou Une ard all.
 .. C. .REGar. Auguet 10. 1886.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-11
Notice tS Settle.

Owing 10 the dissolution of tbe capar,' neyship of l.. Bsshford & Co, su the nc, :ess.ty of closing up ihe business of ssid copar,n rship. al rerssns indebted 10 q. |, firm of L. B,shford & c., s,e hereby not! ist to 6. once csll upon ,ae TIT iers,gne, and se:tls up their iudeb:ednsss. \ -x- ception will be made to this s.e,iapd
 jylSd VIC. Bashfori t Cu.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-11
Nervous DebilitasedSEen

iou are allowed free trial of thirty days
 sbe use of Dr, Dyes Celebrated VOitsic >eit with Electric Suspensorv Appliaace. N the speedy rei,s: ann permanent cure
 Nervocs Debii''. joss of VIts'I:y anu ' anhoId and a.. si.drei iroubisa. Also for sspy other diseases. Complete restoration . health, vigor ana manhood guaranteed So risk incurred. Illustrated pamphlet itb full information, terms, e'c.. mailed
 by addressing Voitsic BAi, Company asr-hall, Mich.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-11

CHRONIC CATARRH.-I have suffered for years from Chronic Catarrh. Six weeks ago l was induced to try Ely's Cream Balm. Relief was instantaneous, and con- tinued use has resulted in an almost com. plsse cuse.-S. NJ. Greene, Book.keeper, mbess Co. Cstskill, NY.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-11
Cnas ce-.ary Misevy.

Probably ss mnch misery comes sfcu Gsbisua! con .ipa;ioa ss from spy aerapge. ments of ,he tuTC,ioUs oi lhs body, aod r i- hiificDgi to cd:e is. lts reason that nC cne likes n 'ske ,he medicines ususli s p rsesirei. Hamburg Figs were prepared (" .''sisie ,a's Gtticu ", and they will b. f,.rri pt-as.n, to lie taste of women ard cti't'~n. s csa al al druggists. d. Mrcs | :" ,pfoprietors, :. 2.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-11
LATKR

The above item of news wxs written this morning 4, 2 o'clsck ttis afternoon 8 telegram Was I.ceivcd :ram J. H. Hamilton, st Antelope. stating thu, she search party, under C. E. Genung. had been rewarded ky finn ( the it: .lps oi iAe el:isc family "a Black fauks. ae.o~ SeymOnr. They ha'' eeeu MuruL.rG aud thea ugtn-d ul. Taefe can he no doa6t oi the motive ior the eria C ss Mr. Martin a.i been very impruient n boassirg of ;h money be itd wI,h l,in Black IsDk- ss nsAr tnc locality where h. was iss' Ser hr The :eamster, ss s'a;ed in these coicmns iex days sirGe. At she time of bis dea,a hc bad wagon aud hr.. horses with hiu:. Oae nf lhe laiteI vss found wi., .i, ..ruat cut ict tie other had not been found si las, scc 1unts.
 Pab ,c Adfnis'straicr Fo.1 viii offsr a reward of $500 for the appseheEsi and conviction of the nurderers and others xill no dou5; bs ofere'..
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-11
FROM DAYS DAILY.

Dr. Pen:land's condition remains unchanged for the better.
 Concert tonight.
 Very slight rain fall last e!ght. Just enough 10 lay the dust.
 F.G. Parker is m for fex days from his saw mill in the mountains.
 Democratic doctrine is that republican ans have no right to hold office.
 The Lion store IS in receipt of brosi guage rsi.rosd boots and shoes ct railroad prices.
 Attend the social and concert ss 'he Baptist church tonight.
 J.J. Hyde, of the Mohave County Miner, has been presented with fine girl baby by his wife.
 P.J. Mccormick csme in from :be east, Asst evening, where he is engaged in rail- road building.
 Cos. II. A. Bigelow and LA Park arc 10 town from their mining property on the bead of Slate creek.
 Do not forget the concert to ght q the Baptist church fo. the benefit Of ,bs M. E. church south.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-11

Physicians are aow using sni.ioe oil ss Ioc.l auesihe,c ~:ieh simple opera
 tions, such ss the opening of feion, gre ro be performed. The finger, in such q CAS-, l. C;ippeti !or q sioEt time in the oil ,nd although the fest msy subsequently
 he cu; ;o 'he bone, i' Is said ;here is ahsoIulrlv Do pain.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-11
BUSINESS LOCALS.
A Cara

ro all who are suferiDy from the errors snc discrenons of youth, nervous weakness early decay, joss of manhood. etc. vi. .end recipe tlst ~ill cure you FREE OF CHARGE Tl.is great remedy was dis. covered by IT issionsry ID Sou,t Americs Send . elf,sddressed envelope to the REV JOSEPH I. LYMAN, Station D, New York City 'ts
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-11
MURDERED.
Barney Martin and Family Killed for Money and then
 Clemated.

Patrick Ford, coroner and pubic admin ist' stor, left on Saturday morning fol Weases % take charge Of the effects of Barney Martin, until such time as the investigations now in progress may develop the fate of hmseif and family. Ths'e seems but httle doubt st present that he and his family have been murdered When they iett Weaver # is known ths, they nsd sbour SI 900 in sold coin and gold dust with them. There are several hundred dollars worth of goods in hIs store near Jeaver which MT. Ford will take charge of unsi she prs sent investiga- ton, concerning hi.D are eIied.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-11

Beet cattle in K.usss City oo the 9'h inst. were quoted ss follows; Gree 10 fancy S.1O@s co, fair to good sO@4 70; common to medium 3 A0@3 90. stockors 9 4O@a.!5; feeders. 2 2.So@33e; cows. i5o @e75.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-11
NOTlC8 TO SETTLE.

The undersigned VIII leave Prescott on or about the 1sd tt August and desires all ac- counts against him presented ct once. Bills due him not paid upon the above date will be placed with an attorney for collection. Also reQuests the immediate return of au books belonging to him. F. .K.AINswORTH.
 Id MD
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-11

1. Mercier, of the Prescott Bottiins works, has paced this office under obi. gstions for case of his superior summer drinks consisting of ginger ale, sods w.ter sarsapariis and mineral water.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-11

Dr. J. B. Pentlapd brother of cur fssi- dent dentls: arrived from the east last evening and will take charge Of his bro. ther's business during the ls,ter's illness.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-11
Attention Bileo.

You are hereby ordered to assemble at your srmory this evening at s:30 in fui! uniform for out door drill. By orders of
 WI. DEWITT. THos. O'AERA Captain 1sf. SeayQent.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-11
1tFayesa CT As.len

A light hay gelding three years old
 branded "C" on left hip low down. Any inform ton which may lead to his recov-
 cry will be suitably rewarded by. LARRY HAsNEN. Sto1;: .rd P. O. Ariz.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-11
Ginger Ate.

Manufac,ured by tho Prescott Bsttling g Works n just the thing to prevent the summer complaint. Healthy and psista- ble. For sale at oil saloons. Families supplied. u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-11

Owing to the non-arnval of the instruments of the 9th Infantry band. th e promenade concert, announced by Prof Thomas. for Friday eve ming has been post poned until further notice.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-11
There are Three Things we are Striving
 FOR To have read "Ad To visit store when you in town And to go away satisfied that Geo. H. Curry has
 Sold you honest goods at Lowest Pnces
HALE BROS. q co.

It always pleasure wait you and will show you large line of American Silver Watches in handsome
 styles and finest qualities. Silver Leader the best watch in the market for
 the Beautiful novelties in Rings ladies Ses ladies misses Neck Charms gents best Chains gold and silver Fgree Goods Lockets Lace Pins, Gold Pens and Holders and
 many other beautiful novelties. An elegant line of Solid Silver and Silver Plated ware suitable
 for presents and decorating your tables. pay special attention to fitting spectaces long expe rience with these goods and the of Op.omeer enables us to give you ense adapted to your sight Colt Winchester Kennedy and Marlin rifles double and single barrel ShOtGu Pistols Cutlery, Quartz Glasses Ammu milton, and complete line of cartridges at the lowest prices We selling Winchester cartridges 4473 model sl 45-so at 75 cents per box
 For pretty glass goods for the table, call and Ambean made in ice nappes mush bowls sets etc. PrOmpt attention paid to watch work and ewery repairing Country orders solicited and good treatment guaranteed
 GEo.H CTJ7E~
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-11

We are offering an elegant line of ladies underwear at cost, and the very latest designs in neck ruchings. Call and see our bargains even if you do not want to buy.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-11

I have suffered trcm Catsrrh to sucb e. ex-en, ;hs, lad to bantage my hes; 'o quiet the p-:n I was advised by ar Brown, Of Iti.aci, % t,y sly's Creah Balm When suffering win C.,arrh or Gold i'. the head have never found its .quai. - c. A Cooper, D,nby, Y. I. Apply with ioyer. Price 50 c-nfs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-11
I've Car l.0Ada

Of choice, extra fsmily, Fresno -four just received by
 J, l.. FISHER.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-11

Stephen Condron has been appointed rosd overeeer of Walnut Grove district.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-11
l. |. FISHERS LOCALS.
Caiiforpls four st J. L. FIsher.

Califorpin four st ]. l.. Fisher. ]. L. Fisher has on the roxd lof of Mason ja-s for preserves.
 Pocket stoves 75 cents esch at L. Fishers.
 Capitalized Fruits, 25 cts ger box st l.. Fisher's.
 Smoked Eels and Lsmh Tongues. just received by J. L. Fisber. Csrpets ana Oil Cloth, s0 cents per yard and upwards, a: J. L. Fishers. Fresh But, sr, Egg. and Cho<-e fr, m the ranch at J. L Fishers.
 H3using lamps, ,ssswsre .nd cbsn- deliers best snd cheapest st J. l.. Fish sr's.
 Gold dust, bullion, county and city warrants taken m exchange for goods st ]. l.. Fisi,.r's.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-11
NJ. GOLDWATER & SON.
PLACER NlxERs ATTENTION.

Location notices for placer claims for sale at this office. Orders by mail will receive prompt attention.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-11
BORN

ADAMS-la Prescott August. llrh. to the wife of A. D. Adams, a daughter.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-11
s250 REWARD!
Prescott, A. T.,

IIcSCotC, ~A. A-,
 August il, 1886. A reward of two hundred and fifty dollars is offered by the County of Yavapai, Territory of Arizona, for the arrest and con- viction of each and every one of the murderers of BARNEY MARTIN and Family, at Negro Wells, Maricopa O., about three weeks ago.
 w. J. MULvENON.
 Sheriff
 of Yavapai Go.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-11
Wednesdays Edition

John Dixon of skuli valley is in town.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-11

Fresh But, sr, Egg. and Cheese fr m the ranch st J, L Fishers.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-11

H3using lamps, ,ssswsre .nd cbsn- deliers best snd cheapest st J. L. Fish sr's.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-11

C.rpes ana oil Cloth, .0 cents per yard .n d upwards, a: J. L. Fishers.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-11
MAaRaeD

Auguet 10. 1886.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-06-25
PERSONAL. AND POLITICAL.

Tur House Committee on 'uhiir La
has substituted the House hil for the S.
ate hill forfciting the Norther Pacific 10
grants.
The North American Turn3bund has :.
cided to use both English nj German
the Turner schools.
TnE trial of the machinen Of tho ne,
Government steamer Atlanttruved yer
satisfactory.
WINsNs. the Baltimore mitnaire. tina!
" won in the divorce suit bIsht 10y Alic,
Okecfe.
The Missouri car and foutv shops. 81
Louis. We're DESTROYED hNte recently
Loss. nearly s31.00; partif insured.
BrNKER HUI dav was oifved IN Bo,
ton by n trades procession. smilitary pa
rade and open air concerts.
ArColou. United States Colombia, r.
Gently. the authorities attq'ted the a
rest q: an unruly sailor DE America
bark Don Justo. The rest Che crew r,
sisted. when they were in upon 10y a
augmented force and three Chem kille,
Three others were danC,Toiy wounded.
TuE House Committee ononcatiou M
on the 18th and at once aoorned 10 Il
last day of the session. ended th'
Blair hill for this session.
Tur First Comptroller % Treasury
Hon. J. Durham. WAS marri ~ Washing
ton recently - Mrs. Margarl etcher Car
ter. OF Kentucky.
ARCHIBALD FORBES. the Unknown En-
glish war correspondent, wblarried to q
daughter of General MeigS, Washington
on the 18th.
The knights Of Labor o. Nonsin have
called a State convention atort How ard
to nominate a funS State tics4
The Holland elections resr3 in the re.
turn Of fortv-scveu L.ihcral0nd thirty
nine anti-LiberalS. The foo standing
was forty-three each.
! THE President has sign,de Dinglev
Shipping hill.
GEORGE W. B,pGEWow. of Onto. Ont.
has been elected supreme MAJ workman
Of the grand lodge Of the And Order Of
United Workmen.
HoBARr F.su.. the well kNn English
officer in the Turkish rmy isad.
JUpGr DAVID DAVIS was vepGi on the
Goth, at his residence at BloouGton, H.,
Ia Ice in = serious condition ofalth. he
was suffering from a malicnarortuncle.
THERE was quite "A lively rowAan cleo
,ion meeting at l>lington. Lont recent
". Amoug the parties h&i and
knocked around was his Gracte Duke
! OF Norfolk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-06-25

NE~it>vIiIr g.. Ju.e -L-iIo-z-f. 80
- vy-ss-ot soa G: III. zrsi ~. u
r.. -: a H.as, .l4sr Death ,;c-a fl.:
lat ls.. Ta~ OHIO Vaey Nam ia,
,"-s'aaE = extend - = p;- ~ ia CJ4-
mere ,:T--', - -: aga. - ~ .v.---
m-rt. - - to ~ u~sg 80 70. r--
denc-. The TCs- - - tie suau-
o; "a aud lie --ai frla1 H. .Asr~ ~-s-~.
iac ea.a- $40 49, - ~si ~ IT, tn
And 90 V--c-uS g. 81. "Nznu- raa'.
lri Der tru U~- was- ~ y . ae-1u-
,~ons H. did % 4 ;ss Etnal~.- IT, a.
'e.ns 20: Tx axe .-:8. z-e TIT.
ecE. .rE-...
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-06-25
MISCElI-ANECCS.

4 pErUrY marshal named krk w.s
fatally wounded in IN attempt arrest \
moonshiner named Chandler a,kw NJ
ford. Pa. recently. The affair Va dee
rera;e struggle. and but for The &val o.
reinforcements the posse ~ sevdtticers
would have been murdered. Ctakr was
fatally wounded. Two other mothine-s
were hurt also a deputy named I$eu.
Ar Paint creek ~tre>;lc. resr kbur-.
Pa. n freisi: train Was rcccnti4rovIi
into the creek. -Four OF tie n were
killed.
The Chicago Furniture Worked nicr
has unanimously passed a reso,u,& per
Knitting the cshine; workers 70 rtrn to
ten hours labor.
pggING q recent storm n CuincNl-. q
teamster named Simon Kelly t.hc
refuge under n tree near ia. sitc( II,
Soldiers Home. The tree Was strA l.,
Lightning, when Kelly was instant Y NeJ
AN appalling mortality is ~epte,
among the British troops stationed ats
desert regiment dad IN two wSe.sts
Gently. !
A TRAVELLER: from Nicaragua sisted
Gently that a terrible eruption Of the y
cano Mommoni,o ubo occurred Nav
The capital city WAS wrecked by the ear,
quake which followed and Reaijo was
danger Of being buriei in ashes. Ma
lives were lost and excitement was
tense.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-06-25
ADvIcEs from San Francisco state.

ADvIcEs from San Francisco state.
It was feared the north wind which
!, prevailed along the coast during last
week had seriously injured the pros
lecis Of . good wheat crop. Reports
frecsisci from all the wheat counties
Of the State show that only four coun-
lies have been affected. and these only
In a sIigh; degree. The present re-
ports conform to the previous ones
iha, the years wheat crop Will be one
of the heaviest ever harvested in Cali
(ornia.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-06-25

THE Northern Pacific Land Forfeit
nrc bill a passed by the Scnat" de
FLARES forfeited 50 much of the lands
granted 10 that company a. are coter-
minous with that part Of lis main
luVk' which extends from Wallula
Junction TO Portland. and that part uf
che Cascade branch now completed.
and makes the right of way in the Ter
ritorics subject 10 taxation. Nothing
in the act i 10 be- construed to waive
any right Of the United States to for
q any other lands granted by them
allure, past or future. To comply
the conditions of the grant.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-06-25

Ulcers at New York port are
yer the published stories of
e recently along the north
4rscy coast. They assert
tcd States navy is entitled
of that shaking up, and
oop-of-var Juniata did ii
tie guns. which she fired of
,dS of the Navcsink al the
the earthquake is alleged I"
rrcd. The Juniata's Captain
if the JcrScymen don't be-
II he SAYS he'll 20 down and
n another earthquake any time
chooss. Reports Of the earth
a,ions a, the moment of the shock
next day from aSfar aS fifty miles
h where the Juniata lay.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-06-25

CHE Lclands will shortly vacatc the
rtcyant House, New York. and so
zee TO three the number of hotels,
We i'm all. that have at different
H. been managed by this famous
tkceping family. These thrc"
cs are the Ocean at Long Branch.
Gland nj Chicago. and the Leland
bringiicld. Ill. From a humble be-
ing i'm Il remote country tavern
by Simeon Leland among the
n Mountains IF Vermont sprung
umiiy. His sons. Aaron 4. Leland,
= Leland. Jr~ William W. Lc-
lhlrlcs Leland and Warren Lc-
name famous as hotel keepers
! 1874 and 1915.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-06-25

As AGREE upon III committee. the
Sundry Civil Appropriation bill appro-
PIRATES sci ,0J3. 81 The estimates
aggregated $50, 80. Go1. The appro-
priation for the present ear was SIG
sO5. Az. This bill shows a larger re-
s!uc'ion a compared with the estimates
than any other reported this session
from the Appropriation Committee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-06-25

va fatally uuro! ., --auey. Denton
County and several o.l.- rrr..r. were
known % hayei~.u killed Further ws., 10.
mems" damage "a, done = -" crop an
farm Eu..Ilu-.
THu Piano factory rrd .alo- rooms -
tu;i-.u Il Go. san Franco. w.r- ~"
stored Nv Gr- lately To-. Esryv, IN.
surAuca not -ta,...
THE Limit - .mr--gum"-. 10 dsi. n
%ew York was recently io.Gri {, IL
months
THE Harvard ov.r,c@r n-~- ahol.-5~.
compulsory at'entansr a: religious ..
T.re-.
Tar philadelphia n"' msh"Ts. NJ"
struck for cnt hour IN Ma have gone
70 work ocalu ~ Ten ,D.I- Z La
$40 Wills. = desperate II HauEacs.
W. Who va. or'ier'-! - ."aV- that town
recently killed "a nl"m'-r 81 n" committee
winch "a..rt On alfH t. "ni'r"r IL "-!er
: TERRIBLE afr1. "a """!r.". A. H'~o
Va u" capital 90 colombia h-tv-"n tn
guard 81 -" PRISM al 'H-Iub-E- - t."
Nation. hat.n..Dr pu" genera. --veEa.
"'E~rr and '..gr soldiers "'t" Killed
On \ ! r. yV".r. 'hc u.'Hr.nI> Tlv
e.olsn 81 J.""fh VI. "u' ri tie H,s-
.,I Dt.~. 81 49, city N -" morning 90 th"
i-iU aud -L, AMI ka..-i ',.rr.. : -
Stryu-. ia. genera. manager. I.-"m.G!
then tired - HI hme"s uIt fa."! The
inurir- gr-" rgc - -" Hubbard ttv"rt.-
luy t.,-ur- sat. t.Um..! rrra' i = Sru.
ea;lun a shpg, time az hv ,u~T-'"r."G..s
d.~aur-s ruE. when g. Na, '...-E' that n
EaJ -v.aI.l or Ind t.-u uIri-r-l
10. HIll q: Ham lt"u. -. the u.sy man
r,~u.,r Il tn Cturnult. E|au...u
q ta.fu Pr..rpai Cauran- rsmuI-'- a p.
I nr,qr.at.pn II Tho Cn- mat. Iar..r.UH
Indianapolis and 90 nrluar'. EnrWur!
& C."asp railway IL TIE o.".'oa 81 n"N
hn'i>
IT. IEHNrU "u" - -" weh.'i."-. farm
"r near Mgnci". Ind wr~ -;uu. twice
,al!- working with his l""- r"n'ut.f. and
!. i half al hour i ed from ru. elects -! the
.p.-"n ia great agpng.
b>ir eighteen Of ~" sivrv.-.ven polio"
o:'i"rrN w~puu,lc, ~ the CHICAGO Iiaymarsrr
riot hav" returned L. duty. sixteen are
I'll uuahl'. 20 l"av" their bed, and f.r-y-
~" N al! have not y"r reported fur iu,v.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-06-25

Mrs MARY HELEN FERGUSON. for
merly of New York, was buried at Bal
! timore recently, having died very
suddenly at Jacksonville. Fla. For
nearly two years she conducted the
Inserroon Qnoen almost unaidcd. and
her hard work on this position deyel-
nPed consumption, from which she
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-06-25

5 connection with the English Post
ter Generals circular. announcing
Expiration of the Atlantic mail
Sracts. the following particulars
been obtained: After December
contracts will be given by the
ter To the fastest steamers sailing
tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
d will be the principal qua!iiica-
necessary to obtain the contract.
understood on good authority
: the present idea of The English
ofiice is to send letters always by
fastest steamers. and thus stop
ican complaints. Ii is regarded
Nible that a combination Of At
ines may cause a failure OF
: a fast mail service from
!. but prospects are better now
er before.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-06-25
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHER

.'Acos NH1 It"\. ~ n n'ar VT. it.a>ant.
Tex. wa carried from h'> h"m" by seven
u"n rec'ar.y. who shaved! iIu. eat hI>
Ia.r. shC'. stripped and t"ar hru. because
IT, maltr-Ht'd an orphan 81! LIVING With
Am.
laE Ch3'lan >:"am"r tl-ta u;,pu -"
. wage !" 1uimlp encounters. ."tvy
rrther recently. \ jamie ,r.urr,.
. raong a." deck passengers and six n.re
! -. IT, greater par, o.; IN" IL, . ra:co
, A. thru n overheard hy tlo PASSENGERS
THI SYnI.,h Cort.- has refused to-. r..
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-06-25
lkKNr COMMENT.

has been discovered ut Jacks
6.OUI fain. near Huntington, Pa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-06-25

DIN CALDWELL. Consul at Cairo.
pit. sends some particularly inter
~ figures To the State Department
gard To American commerce dur
e past year. According Ia these
4. derived from the records kept
mouth of the Suez Canal. il Is
|iha; only three American vessels
Il SAID port during the year.
are only two other nations So
n the scale. viz: Denmark five
apan two. England leads the list
$50 steamers. Then follow
&c 29s. Germany 10. Holland 1879.
iNa. Austria x. Russia 81. Spain
CIV way p. Egypt Is. Turkey 10.
zoa D. >~edcn4. England sent
Rs.iins'' tons of frsiss a'' while America
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-06-25

hgc manner of the Hing taking
Dhreaiens serious Consequences.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-06-25

I',EuI.k 'sNN. Precedent
'H...h- i.ItrIN. Ir'a-. r"r.
.IsHN B. SUTTON 81. ..t'trE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-06-25

!, corresporX \dent tclcgraphs
impossible 4, conceal the mis-
In ~S'nerally felt n that city that
IA IS was insu Efficiently guard
tlme. c correspondent
f>eo scarchers were
. THAT detained the
Ii in Vienna that
Fz been exercised
he eight have been
correspondent main
King LudwiS's ox-
gan to make trouble
t was given that he
insanity. and adds
l fear. will never he
Ncitement at Munich
IStnctOHaSearian towns owe the
ige manner of the Kings taking