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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-01
TIDES BLOWN BACK IN TIE DELAW ARE.
WAFER TOO SHALLOW FOR THE FERgYBOATo-sEV-


PHILADELPHIA, Feb u (SpcrMD.-Not in
forty years tho tides the Delaware River been
low as they were to-day the heavy wind which had
been blowing since Friday s continued aud had driven
seventeen feet Of of the river into the oWcr bay
ami piled the ice up great height all along the jersey
shore The terryboats we're compelled 70 cease run
niuc there not Sufficient water in the slips {"
float Last night all the lines in landing plssen
gers were compelled 10 long blanks from the folry
house the boats and the uptown ferries used long
ladders convey the passengers ashore All last night
and up TO O'Clock to-day communication hy Way ot
the ferries ceased between tho two titles. 1t Hood Tide
this morning the along the city front was not MP
to low water mark. number o large schounrrS ana
harks loading Fort Eio mjnd ar" aground HnI much
damage been lone to SHIPPING IN general! Tie bar
that extends from smiths Island 10 Petty Island was
fuy feet OF water. Tho rolling mills dis l>-rd
MI Their hands yese erdaY aud The works Will remain idle
uutil the returns. These mills are ied entirely
from the Delaware River.
The SchUykill River Is ais, and vessels oi deep
draught cannot eater tho river AZ ail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-01
BATTLING WITH THE GALE N AN orEN 30,

NEw-LoNDoN, Conn.,, Feb. 2S.-A Telegram
received here yesterday announced that the schooner
Annie D.. kept at Comyard Reef as sltAhip by the
stonngton Line, hid broken from her moor
ugs and sinking. Tho only person
on board was Keeper si,sOn. The United states
steamer Cactus started out on frultess search for the
missing vessel. Parties In NOark auerwarl saw tho
Annie d. in sinking condition Mr.. ri.sOn could be
seen on board, and the were dashinG over tho
vessel She was level with the water. Later she
rolled Oycr and ssson took To the small
boat and headed for Fishers Island. There
WAC fearful sea running with an ebb tide and gh
wind. Those who watched through glasses saw
he fran boat battle with Ia" wind and
sea and finally reach the east side Of
Fishers island wncrc Air ssson landed after one Of
the most pcrlOus tnts record lie IN the small
boat five hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-01

CONTINUED applausel
Bishop O'Farrsl referred IN scathing terms TO the
massacre by Cromwell Of women and children AZ Dro-
gheda aud Wexford. denounced Queen Mary ~ much
as Queen Elizabeth although she was Catholic
Queen, and graphic picture OF tho
heroic defence OF Limerick tho pelfdy OF
william OF Orange in breaking the treaty
md the thunderous OF vengeance with the cry
Remember Limerick and Saxon faith" from
the throits of the exilei Irish soldiers as they
charged the British lines at FontenOy Then he quoted
Lecky. the Protestant English historian, and Edmund
BGrke on the murderous severity OF the penal
Laws, aud finally approached the the disnal period
which is the OF all the present trouble the egisa-
tive union with England lie gave statistics TO snow
the great progress Ireland made during the eighteen
years in which she hai her own Parliament aud paid
amid great applause warm tribute TO Parnell aud his
followers.
"Tney have crushed Ireland, It Ia trse, he con-
clud.d "They nave hanged and imprisoned the peO-
nile but they could not conquer us. In the words
ut a great rIshman: THE public speaker may die, but
thr Immortal fire shall outas the that conveyed
H. aud tie breath OF liberty Ike the woci of the holy
man shall no, die with the prophet but survive him.
Prolonged applause.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-12-04
PREFERRED LOCALS.

Ten per cent discount for cash on ordinary going prices in Globe, at E, kellner & Co.'s.
 Wheat, com, ranch butter, eggs, onions, garlic, cbjli, potatoes, cheese and new dried fruits just received at E. F. Kellner & Co.'S.
 Eastern green apples, mince meat and other delcacies, and fruits, to ar rive this week at |. r. KeIlner X Co. $.
 Children's, boys and youths clothing at E. F. Kelluer & Co.'S.
 Look out for sweeping cut m prices at E. r, KelIncr < Co.'S.
 Ten per cent discount for cash on ordinary going prices Tn Globe, at E. F. Kcllner < Co.'s.
 Baled barley hay, cracked and whole barley at bottom prices at E. F. Kcllner < Co.'S.
 Ten per cent discount for cash on ordinary going prices in Globe, at E. F, Kellner X Co.'s.
 To buy and sell close it must be Cash Only" and we aim to attain perfection, Give our Cash Prices trial and you will be convinced that we can save you lots of money.
 E. F. KELLSEE < Co.
 Just received by Alex. Graydon, a car load of Cumberland coal.
 If you want 8 good pair of boots or shoes, call at C. Schulze's. Prices re- duced,
 Dr, Heuley's Celery, Beef and Iron. Restores lost vitality and gives new life and vigor. For sale by Chas. E. Taylor,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-12-04
The Parent or Insonmla.

The parent of insomnia or wakefulness is in nine cases out of ten dyspeptic stomach. Good digestion gives sound sleep, indigestion interieres with 1t Tho brain and stomach sympathize One of the prominent symptoms of q weak state of the gastric organs is disturbance of the great nerve entrepot, the brain. In vigorate the stomach, and you restore equilibrium to the great center, A most reliable medicine for the purpose is Hos. letters Stomach Bitters, which is far preferable to mineral sedatiyes and pow erful narcotics, which, though they may for time exert a soporihc influence up- on the brain, soon cease to act, and in. yariably injure the tone of tho stomach. The Bitters, on tho contrary, restore ac- tiyity to the operations of that all impor- tant organ, and their beneiicientin1uence IS reflected in sound sleep and . tranquil state of tho nervous systgln. 4 whole. some impetus is likewise given to Una ac. tion of the liver and bowels by its use.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-12-04
rRRnrronIAL Toplcs.
Condensed from Our Exchanzes for
 ~snycr BeIt" Readers

The county seat of Mohave county IS to be moved from Mineral Park to Kingman.
 The passage ofbonded goods through the custom house at this place is in creasing very fast. At the present rate a bonded warehouse will soon be an absolute necessity.--Nogales News.
 The Board of Supervisors of Mari copa county advertise tor bids for the sinking of an artesiau well on the court house square, to the depth of 500 feet, if necessary.
 Eastern parties are negotiating with Mir, Geo, Scott, of Dudleyvtlle, for the purchase ot his lead carbonate proper ty. It is one of the most valuable lead and silver mines in the Territory --~Euterpuse.
 Mir, Chas, Putnam hauled another shipment of ore to Tucson from his Riverside property this week. He gets $l00 per ton for the ore delivered at the depot. It carries silver, gold and copper.--Florence Enterprise.
 The Florence Enterprise speaks of a gold washer, invented by Mir. Sand CTS and now m use in the Catalina mountains, as a very successful ma chine, combining simplicity and eff. feotiveness to a high degree.
 A gentleman who came in from Globe this week says an Apache Indian gave him a remarkable specimen of silver ore a few days since, The spec imeu consisted of a piece of white quartz containing two slabs of virgin silver nearly one-half an inch thick. The Indian would not show him the mine, but led hlm to beheve that It lies in the mountains in the vicinity of Dripping Springs. He will hunt for the mine as soon as the snow melts of the mountaius.--Euterprise.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-12-04
THE PROSPECTS FOR A nOoM.

From the Denver Tribuue-R Republican,
 There has not been time during the past five years when tue Eastern papers have contained so many mo- tices as they now contain of fortunate investments in mining property. 1t is common thing to read that tour esteemed fellow-citizen, Mir. John Smith, has made a very fortunate in vestment in Sky Rocket mining stock, and is iu fair way to grow wealthy from his share of profits" Men who have taken flyer" just in a spirit oi adventure, find they have made more money by their venture than legiti. mate profits in hum-drum business would have amounted to in twenty years or more. They are looked upon by their neighbors, most likely, with some degree of envy, and the natural result will probably be that some of those neighbors will feel like taking a chance in the lottery themselves. 1t is what happens every time any man makes fortune through a lucky ven. ture, whether it be by a purchase of a lottery ticket, railway stocks, oil, ground or mining property, and prob ably will continue to be the case as long as the gambling spirit remains a part of human nature.
 If these fortunate investments are reported over a wide enough portion of the country, the resulting intTest in mining will amount to a boom. Ii looks now as if it might be widespread enough to accomplish that result, be. cause newspapers Tn the East, from Maine to Missouri, are reporting these things.
 The community at large is divided, perhaps, upon an opinion regarding the effects of a mining boom. Some would welcome one, whlle others pro fess to believe that it would carry a train of evils in its rear which more than overbalance the good results. The good consists in q rapid and gen. eral development of mining sections of the country, and the creation of numerous profitable and productive mines, which in the ordinary course oi development would have been many years in becoming known. The evil results we all know. Some of them are accompanied by depleted pocket. books, scared conscienCes, dIssipated fortunes and shattered hopes. It is the old story which the world has been illustrating over and over again ever since the record began, and which there is little hope will ever be changed.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-12-04
Unnecesssry ssisrry

Probably ns much misery comes from habitual constipation as from any de rangement of the functions of the body, and 1t IS difficult to cure, for the reason that no one likes to take the medicines usually prescribed, Hamburg Figs were prepared to obviats this difficulty, and they will bo found pleasant to the taste of women and children; % cents. Al all druggists, J. J. Mack < Co, proprie. tors, s, r.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-12-04
Take n In Time

4 man who presents an appearance of debility, whose countenance is anxious, and who is subject to spells of faintnoss, is liable to sudden death from heart dis ease. Let him take Dr, Flint's Heart Remedy before it is too late. At drug gists, Sl50. Descriptive treatise with each bottle; or address J, J. Mack & c.,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-12-04

MT. Blaines refusal to accept the proffered hand of Senator Edmunds, at the Arthur obsequles, has been the subject of general comment among politicians in the East. The signifi- canoe of this episode is that should Blaine run for the Presidency in 1888, he will be openly opposed by Ed munds, and as goes Edmunds, so goes Vermont,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-12-04

The Chicago Knights of Labor who participated in the recent strike in the packing houses, have decided to set up for themselves in the meat packing and provision business The plant is to cost S500000, employ 1900 men and run day and night.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-12-04

Two years ago not more than six rolling mills and steel works in the United States used natural gas as fuel; now we have record of sixty-eight rolling mills and steel works which use the new fuel and of sixteen which are making preparations to use it.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-12-04

The latest scheme matched by Okla homa boomers, to gain possession of that coveted territory, is the alleged discovery of gold. It seems to have had the desired effect in causing an Snaux Of ofproapectors.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-12-04
WHAT IS IT GOOD FOR 2 TARRAMT'S EFFEEyESCEkT sELTLER
 ApERlEnT

Cures Constipation, Sick HeadAHhs aud Blliousncas It promotes the Appetite, and inyiaorates the stomach, to which it iniparts tone and vigof, nnd enables the diges tive organs te perform theff functions with ease and ex. petition. It is pleasRnt 70 the taasa portable in form, and gives Immediate relic7 in au ordinary ailments aria- Ing frOm a disurdefei stomach or ccnstipated habit. Take no substitute, but de- fnand tho gcnmno Far rants Emervcsernt [
 Sc1igsF ApeFieAfs which ca,n hs found in every well regulated drug store.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-12-04
sAMpLr BOTrIE vRr,r..

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 Tie Celebrated Kidney Remedy, yEtKs aJtEs- IICTIhY, for ali klbds ~ Kidney and Hihdder CoiD- biRiIt5 i0bnrfhcaa flieet Ieae0fEhtaA etc For saiU bg an siruasjssg Sl . h1ttles or t9ttlsa i0f S5 Tie Ensllsh p lSIMLl0E A.lVIsK AND .I1ENE4eESE1A EsI8sA Is tha beat in She ul6Eaets Tor 8aia " aa ifgggists, gaice % nanfs s hotsle
 Aadfsa EngIlsh Medical Dsspen arg. .N6 q KfAaSg s4REEr SAX Fi,ANelseo, GAL
 Nov rly
Arizona silver belt., 1886-12-04

COTTON FLANNELS all Coos, Table Napkins, Towels Quits Seengs Pillow Castings Beed and Cnsaehed Auslns Etc JERSEYS, kIBBoAS, aiul line (" ChsnP, Saah and Een.u Laoe White bcd Indigo Blue Embrdts Thread sud Underwear Ali Shades I Berlin Eephy, Silk Floss, Bu.k Driving
Arizona silver belt., 1886-12-04
l6EN

ghO arc trouhsd with too frequent eysciat0n Of the ba,ldet oftee accompanied hy slieft mnaFting or burning acnaatur, aud weakening 9f tho wetem il a tnRGner cg ekbnAt account for, Row Sediment "a the caiise which v teseeond stage af sepiIa weakness
 CUBHs GUARANTEED IN Att sUcH UA8Rs and advice ine1dng chemical aualysis an3 nitrDsca pc examination of the urine, s5. An honest opinspn gwen in eyeFF oNae
 The following hedIeines supplied ss thc prices nstGeii
 SIR AsTLEY COOPER VITAL RE. SE0RAT1YF, ss bottle, or four times the euan
Arizona silver belt., 1886-12-04
YnuNM MNN

Suffering fY3n any os tho ahoge symptoms shoald consult us at once The drain bs stopped vitality restored and life he made agaln pleasure nstVad oi a burden
Arizona silver belt., 1886-12-04
san f'rasacsgce, einl
Ig Kenrny Street.

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Arizona silver belt., 1886-12-04

line Demohn Beautiful is exceedingly attractive extensive exhibited upon sideboard Club Room Those who tho Article reasonable figures should can and give 1t trial
Arizona silver belt., 1886-12-04

Congress conYenes Monday the 6th instant
Arizona silver belt., 1886-12-04

a Full Line of Pressed Flannel in White and Red, as we'll as MarysviIIe Scarlet and Navy Blue TwiIIed FIanneIs.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-12-04
......-....N oUR........... DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT You will Find Home8puns from 25cts. upwards in all Desirable Shades.

FRENCH a Q OllLETTS SEkGES, BEGES, ENGLISH
 andw for
 GINGHAAS,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-12-04

gXgO RENT-A comfortable dWelling
 \ Apply to cuRNEI. X AN D sIisSl Q N.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-12-04

Youths Cksee" aud Cashmere suits Boys Cashmere and suits Also Q Underwear Goods, Boots shoes Hats Blankets, Qut Bk Lined aud Pants, Trunks, YaIsss, Ghrgs Etc
Arizona silver belt., 1886-12-04

Dr, Heuley's Celery, Beer and Iron. Restores lost vitality and gives new life and vigor. For sale by Chas. E. TaYlor. -
Arizona silver belt., 1886-12-04

FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT yoa Scarlet
 Wool MedicsIed Underwear, Double shield front aud back
Arizona silver belt., 1886-12-04

If you want a good pair of boots or shoes, call at C. Schulze's. Prices re- duced.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-25
The Griffin Post Omce.

Washington %. ca Special 10 Atlanta CaDitog.
Mr.. Hammond will have the naming Of
a Postmaster for the city OF Griftin next
month, the most important Office in his
district outside OF Atlanta. There are
only two applicants for the place, strange
TO say, and one Of these is q Republican.
Mr.. T. W. ThurmOnd, the present incum,
bent. The reason given for Mr.. Thur,
mond's application for retention is that a
large number Of the people Of Griffin and
Spalding county want him retained. BE
has made a popular official, and was
Confederate Captain and lost leg, and
these good points the people think cOunter
balance his Republicanism. The
other applicant is Mr.. NJ, o. Bowdoin, a
Democrat, the ex-Clerk of the Superior
Court and relative of Representative
Hammond by marriage. Now. there Is
the predicament. Mr.. Hammond desires
TO respect the wishes of those persons
who want Mr.. ThurmOnd retained, but he
is not willing, nor will he indorse, Re.
publican for the office. On the other
hand, he is embarrassed by the applicants
relationship to him. l think the two
Senators may come in and settle the issue
for him. and If they do, MIR. BOudoin will
get the place.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-25
A Heroic Deed.

Front the Eastman tGa.) Journal
On Friday night last small raft OF
timber, manned by Mr.. Robert Ander-
son and negro named Jordan McRae,
neared point in the Little Ocmulgee rIv-
er opposite Lumber City, when its further
progress was impeded by the ice. Not
fancying the situation of affairs the negro
left the raft and attempted to reach the
land, distance of several hundred yards.
but became so cold that he climbed a tree
when about midway, and hallOed back to
Mr.. Anderson that he was unable to either
return or proceed.
Mr.. Anderson, with the negroes Derilous
condition Uppermost in his mind, went TO
the rescue, took the man on his back, car
RED him quite a distance through the
frozen waters to the rivers bank, thence
several hundred yards further, near a ne
gro cabin, where, completely exhausted
under the heft of his burden, he was
forced to leave him and proceed TO the
cabin and dispatch couple of negroes
back with some fire, while he proceeded
to the house OF DR.. Reynolds and sum-
moned him to the negroes assistance. Dr.
Reynolds proceeded at once. but not a
minute too soon, tor upon arrival it was
found that all his skill was required to
save life, and it is feared at best the ne.
gro's reason is somewhat dethroned by the
tremendous shock.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-25
A Geological Survey.

Prof. X. Kost, of the Florida State
University, was in Jacksonville, Fla,
Tuesday. He has been appointed by
Gov. Perry to make a geological survey
OF the State. Prof. KOst said regarding
the work he has in hand:
81 am here on my first tour now en-
gagged in the work for the preliminary
geological survey. AT this locality in
tend TO give attention TO the embayment
at the mouth Of the 81 Johns river, with
the view of possible presence Of phos-
pilates, and the geological conformations
In this locality. Nothing more in this
special regard is contemplated this trip.
People I'm this locality engaged in any
excavations - well digging, boring,
dredging-are desired TO keep a log and
history of the formations and layers they
pass through and report the same, to-
gether with specimens OF the earth rocks
or fossils Of any ana every kind that are
discovered. These specimens that arc
thus saved | want 10 have the history OF
with careful reference 10 the log and
position In the earth, all TO be either
passed 10 me or sent TO the Agricultural
College. desire to find parties here who
will take the matter Of observation i'm
hand, so as TO secure a careful inspection,
not having time 10 superintend It per-
sOnally. at present.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-25
SOUTH CAROLINA.

The County Commissioners Of Kershaw
county are making arrangements 10 build
new brick jail.
A large number Of payers Of Green
Vile have signed petition asking for. a
removal Of the court house.
The Norwegian bark Anna is now AZ Rio
receiving cargo OF coffee for the Charles
ton Coffee Importing Association.
Near the town of Lancaster, w. T..
ta-key recently Killed $50 rats in one day.
lie was assisted boy pach of hounds.
The merchants OF Newberry are some
what nervous over reports of Che circula-
ZION Of spurious gold coin la tbat neign-
bOrhood.
The modified lien law Is found 10 boz in-
operative. FOR The reason that no sensible
factor or merchant Will make advances
under DO.
a considerable portion OF the fence and
o large number ~ stalls were burned Ou
Jan. lb at the sumter for grounds. A.
Gar AZ Do known the ore was accidental.
The Lancaster papers report that nearly
every gay horses aud mules ure sold in
That town ~ satisfy unpaid bills Tor sup
plies bought lsst year. Prices range low.
CaDt. Andrews has returned V he
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-25
GEORGIA,s POCKETBOoK.
Items Which are of Special Interest to
Business Men.


The Dawson appeal is offered for sals.
B. B. Cheney and William j. Carter, OF
Montgomery county, have opened up
naval stores farm in Laurens county, at
Yellow Lime Sink.
The still and appurtenances belonging
thereto of the naval stores works of Dodge,
Meigs & Co. are to be removed from the
interior of Telfair county TO Normandale.
A large naval stores farm has been re-
Gently opened up at Pickren, in Coffee
county. The firm is composed of Mai. Y.
NICK. Mcneil, Of Chesterfield county, $.
c., and William 9. Vereen and A. G.
Douglass, of Montgomery county.
Thursday afternoon it was reported that
WoOten & Ford, Of Americas, had failed
The report grew out Of the fact that the
firm had some papers due which they
were unable to meet, and were consider
ing the advisa 5illty of making an assign
ment. They have IN stock and IN ae-
counts over SO, 900, while their liza bilites do
not exceed over 81, 800. Both members Of
the firm own considerable real estate in
the way Of farms and houses. But few Of
their creditors are pressing, the larger
ones being willing for them to take time
and go along with their business. Every
creditor has been written to or telegraphed
and asked TO give time.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-25
IA PllifnI sirht

from ne Rome G1.J C0uTIer.
Charles Kirby, a negro boy, aged IS
years, and who lives below Coosayille
was brought by his father and neigh bors
10 the county jail last Wednesday 10 be
tried as a lunatic. Saturday a jury Of
twelve men, with Or. George West as
physician, made the examination, and
rendered a verdict OF temporary insanity
az the result Of some acute brain dis
order, probably sOitening He is "A
pitful sight, apparently dead. but upon
10 be performing their functions. He has
steadily grown worse since being brought
here and the doctor does not think he
will be an expense on the county for any
great length of time. His father was left
Ia the cell with him last night 10 watch
the life slowly going out OF bis Olde 81
child
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-25

from NoD rom Letter.
Anna Dickinson Is in need. / don't say
that she is wretchedly poor, but she soon
will be unless her friends come speedily
TO her relief. The other day a member OF
the SOrosis Society said 10 me: sour folks
are thinking OF getting up a benefit for
Anna Dickinson. She's poor now, you
know" But didn't know 1t. son, yes"
continued the dear little sister, s.Anna is
in need Of ready money, and she is 50
proud, you know, that the task OF meet
ing her necessities without giving ohense
Is something more than delicate" Anna
Dickinson never learned the value Of a
dollar and never seemed TO think that the
proYerbial rainy day would come 10 her,
but II has. People with memories long
enough to reach back 10 the lincoln
Mcclellan campaign OF 1864 will bear
witness 10 the fact that Anna Dickinson
did more for the safety Of the UniOn with
her tongue than an army corps could have
done With rifles. There are certainly
enough Republicans left who will join IN
the opinion that Anna Dickinson should
be enjoying a war pension TO this very