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Mohave County miner., 1886-05-30
STAGE CONNECTIONS.

Via Lswuss 10 the Indian village OF
Aooma. l6 miles.
Via wiaxste to Fort wingats, miics;
Zuni rs mites.
via MssWeiits to Fort Defiance NAV
aio agency, rs miles; Cshos de Chslle. G
miles; Ksatns Canon, 80 miles.
Via HeIbrssk, ti-weekly stages 10 81.
Johns, IS miles; Fort Apache, 90 miles;
springerville, IS miles: Show Low. 30 n lies
Tayiorville, IS miles; Moqui Indian village
tno regular stags), 80 miles.
Via wfusiew to Brigham City and Sun.
sst.
Via Ash Fork, dsily stages ~ Prescott
and whipps Barracks, "a miles; daily stag.
20 from Prescott to Phsnix. and sri.veekiy
stages to Fort Verde.
vis FCseh sprisxs TO the EGrs.d
Csnss of the Colorado, i3 miles.
via Kisgsssn, daily stages 10 Stockton
Hill, 10 miles; Mineral Park, i6 miles; Ger
bst u miles.
Via Yaecs to Signal, 70 miles.
Via Needles, steamer 10 Yuma, Colorado
river sgonoy, Fort Mohavs, Mohsvs City
Hsrdyvills, Arizona; and II Dorado Canon
Nevada.
W. A. Bissell,
~ General Passenger Agent
ID. n. Rsbisses. Genl Manager.
Albuquerque, N. M.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-30

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STATIONS

trains on the Atlantic and Pacific Rail.
road are run on Mountain or Standard Tine.
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MoHAvE COUNTY MINER
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NEWS CONDENSED.


Samuel X. Gay, chief clerk OF the
Pittsburgh Pension Office, has probably gone
to Canada, taking $4,000 or $4,000 with him.
The loss by fire in the terra-cotta
works at Ravenswood, L. L, amounts to $50,
600, and nearly two hundred men will be
thrown out of employment
Henry Bicknell, 15-year-old son OF
j. A. Bicknell, Of Portland, Me-, shot his 10
year-old sister Matte dead, with gun which
he thought was empty. He went insane over
the affair.
A loss of $4,000 was occasioned at
Allegheny City by the burning Of the Union
foundry. on Preble avenue
Malarial fever is epidemic at West
Elizabeth, Pa There are at present sixty
cases, many of whom are in a serious condi-
ton.
Capt. II. @. Chester, through whose
heroism the members Of the Hall Arctic expe-
dition were saved, has just died at Noank,
Conn.
An alleged crank, calling himself
Nathan SCHUYLER, was arrested at Albany for
DIGGING the footsteps of President Cleveland
and lowering about him. No weapons, how
ever, were found ON Schiller, who protested
against his arrest and said he deserved po-
litical position as he was poor man, and
wanted to better himself
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-07-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

A stage making its way in the Cana
dian Northwest Territory was attacked by rob
bers who secured 20,00J
A New York dispatch says that there
seems to be little doubt that Maloney, Keenan,,
aud the other @boodle aldermen" have changed
their headquarters from Montreal to Paris.
The hay crop of the Eastern States
is reported to be very heavy one, and much
in excess of that of last year That of the
West is generally poor, owing to the prolonged
drouth. In some States it is very light, espe-
cially in Iowa, where the upland hay is said to
be nearly all dried up.
A circular on the fisheries question
has been prepared by United States Minister
Phelps at London, and secretly delivered to all
leading fishing merchants in the United States
with request to send all answers and sugges-
tons to Mr.. Phelps, to whom the matter has
been referred by Secretary Bayard
George H. Bates, of Delaware, q
personal friend Of Secretary Bayard has
started for San Francisco, on secret mission
to the Samoan Islands, where he will meet rep
resentatives of European powers.
Almon b. Thompson, the bank
wrecker, of st. Louis, has been seen in the
streets at Montreal II is stated that his father
and brother will pay the receiver the full
amount purloined by the fugitive.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-07-29

able to fight IN the face Of In embittsrsd
Parliament; be would do his best but h.
urged his followers to prepare to rely upon
other leaders.
The resignation Of the Gladstone
Cabinet was accepted by Queen Victoria on the
2lst OF July.
Two hundred anti-royalist rioters
have been arrested IN Marseilles, France Ten
persons were wounded during the conflict
on the night OF July 90
At a meeting held at Lima, Peru, il
was resolved 10 petition the Government to ex-
pei the Jesuits from the country.
United ireland, Mr.. Parnell's organ,
commenting ON the political situation, says:
@The Marquis Of Salisbury will be compelled
ere long to produce his manacles During the
last year the Irish people have submitted to
the bitterest privations and extortions patient
ly. The judicial rents are becoming daily
more unbearabe. II is absolutely hopeless to
expect any redress from an English Parlia-
ment 1t is not in human nature for the Irish
tenantry to longer refrain from helping them
selves. Landlords will fight for their rents
with fire, sword, or crowbar, thus obliging
Lord Salisbury to pray Parliament to assist
the landlords by some new-fangled coercion
act Then will come the tug OF war"
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-07-29

candidates for State oficss: For Governor,
4 b Shurter. Of Montpelier; Lieutenant
Governor, p N. Meldon, Of Rutland; Treas
tary Of State, W. H Rider, Of Bristol; Auditor.
J. A. Wilder, Of Windsor. The platform ex-
presses satisfaction with the Presidents adj
min:stration favors such a revision of the
tariff that taxation shall not exceed the needs
of the Government; demands protection for
dairy interests Of the State; declares in favor
of a railway commission, new legislation reg
ulatng the liquor traffic, arbitration in labor
troubles, and a system Of weekly payments;
denounces the Republicans for insincerity on
the liquor question, and closes with a eulogis-
tic reference to Gladstone and Parnell
The Second Iowa District Democrats
nominated Judge Walter Hayes, Of Clinton,
TO succeed Congressman Murphy.
The following ticket was nominated
by the Arkansas Republican State Convention,
at Little Rock; Governor, Lafayette Gregg;
Secretary of State, A. II. Miller; Attorney
General, ID. ID. Leach; Treasurer, l. Alt
heimer; Auditor, ID. b. Russell; Justice
of the Supreme Court o. ID. Scott; Land
Commissioner, A. w. Stone, colored; Su-
perintendent Of Schools, A. II. Boles
The platform renews the allegiance OF Arkan-
sas Republicans to the National Republican
party; demands maintaining the system OF
protection to American industries; opposes the
Presidents policy in vetoing pension bills; de-
mands that the public domain be reserved to
actual settlers; denounces the Democratic party
in Arkansas for failing to keep pledges to the
people; for permitting convict labor to compete
with honest labor; for failure to punish embez-
element in high place, abiding especially to the
State Treasury defalcation; for failing to enact
proper laws to protect the laborer by giving
him cheap and speedy remedy to collect his
just dues; demands repeal of the law en-
abling convict labor TO compete with honest
labor, and that convicts be worked within the
penitentiary walls; that the peoples rights be
protected against illegal exactions Of railroads
and other monopolies with due regard to the
rights of these corporations, and to that end
favors the appointment of railroad COM
missioner; that the free-school system be
maintained, and denounces the House of
Representatives for refusing to pass the Blair
hill
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SOUTHERN.

Matte and Addie Joyner, aged twelve
and eighteen, attacked their father with an AK
in his sleep, at Southampton, Va, and hacked
him to death The crime was committed out
of revenge for severe whipping.
p. w. Chase, Sheriff of Concordia
Parish, Louisiana, is reported short s27, 600 in
his accounts.
Peter Sorrell, colored, assaulted
Mrs Dukes with Ratchet near Luling, Tex.
He was captured and jailed, and in the even
ing was riddled with bullets by mob.
At Greensburg, KY, Glenn Bishop,
aged 40. backwoods doctor and preach
or, married his ward, Retta Boston, whose
age is but 9 years Bishop obtained the
marriage license by fraud
A war is in progress in the parish of
St. Martin, La. between the officers of the
law and land of desperadoes. A colored
man named Lorenzo Randall was shot by a
white man named Mills. warrant for the
arrest of Mills was placed in the hands of
officers. The posse came upon Mills and his
father-in-law, one Sparks, and a fight ensued,
the result of which was that three of the Off
GERS were killed and two wounded Sparks
and Mills then took TO the swamps. 1t is said
that Mills has with him some thirteen half
breed Indians and whites
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-07-29
WASHINGTON.

Louis E. Church, Associate Justice
of the Supreme Court of Dakota. has rendered
his resignation.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
called $4,000 of per cent bonds, on which
interest will cease Sept l.
The President has approved the bill
allowing the construction of q bridge across
the Mississippi River at Dubuque, Iowa
Commodore ID. B. Harmony has
been designated TO act as Secretary of the Navy
in the absence Of Secretary Whitney.
The President, accompanied by Sec
reiaries Bayard and Whitney and Private Sec
rotary Lamont went to Albany last week to
part cipate in the bicentennial celebration of
the founding of that city
The total values of the imports OF
merchandise into the United States during the
twelve months ended June 80 1885, were
$685., 253, GCG, and during tho preceding twelve
months s577, 527, S20-an increase of $50, 723,
217 The total values Of the exports OF mer-
chandise during the twelve months ended June
30, 1886, were s679, 425, 972, and during the
preceding twelve months s742, 1874, 755-a de-
crease Of s62, 763, 7s3.
Hon. William Hunter, Second As
sistant Secretary of State, died at his residence
In Washington, last week, of old age and gen
eral debility. He was 81 years old, and had
served continuously in the State Department
for fifty-one years, having been appointed by
President Jackson
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-07-29
Rare Ben Jonson,s Duel.

OF the many documents that have
come into the hands of John Cordy
Jeaffreson few are of greater literary
interest, none is more painful, than the
record which proves that in his early
manhood Ben Jonson was convicted of
felony on his own confession; that he
escaped an ignominious death by plead
ing his clergy; that he was punished
for this felony with forfeiture of his
goods and chattels, and was. moreover,
branded on the Drawn of his left thumb
with the letter T by the jailer of New
gate in the Old Bailey Court House be-
fore it was enlarged, in accordance
with well-known statute of the 18th
of Elizabeth. The letter was known
to Londoners of this period no less
than to Londoners of much later
times as "the Tyburn t." The felony
was his manslaughter of Gabriel
Spencer, his fellow-actor, at the Rose
Theater, committed on the Odd of Sep
TENDER, 1598-the very month in which
Every Man in His Humor" was pro-
duced, William Shakespeare being
among the actors of the company.
1t is further learned that the poet
fought with a three-shilling rapier,
that he wounded Spencer in the right
side, and that Spencer died instantly
in the dueling field. There is some
thing grimly fantastic in the notion of
so good scholar as Ben Johnson "ask-
ing for the book. in order to prove
himself capable of reading his neck
se"-something grotesquely horri-
BILE in the thought that but for benefit
of clergy so bright genius would have
been hung at Tyburn like any unletter-
ed rascal convicted of having stolen
horse or stabbed an enemy in the back.
One would like to believe that Jonson
was marked with nothing fercer than
a lukewarm iron. If the satirist of
later period may be believed. it was
not uncommon for iailer in the mid
die of the seventeenth century, from
regard for a promised fee, to mark a
felon with cold steel. 1t would be
pleasant to come upon evidence that
Ben's jailer marked him accidentally
with cold seal.-Ihe Athe1lG1tnl.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-07-29
FOREIGN.

Yokohama advices state that the
cholera, which has been raging at Osaka,
Hogo, and Kioto, is now abating. About one
hundred cases are now occurring daily at the
first-named place and fifty at each Of the other
cities. The majority is about s. per cent
A Pekin (China) dispatch says the
Russian feet threatens LAzareff, because Eng
land occupied Port Hamilton during the
Afghan dispute.
The British Cabinet, at q meeting in
London on the 10Th OF July, decided TO i'm
mediately place their designations in the hands
of the Queen, and message containing the
formal designations was sent to the Queen at
Osborne. After the Cabinet meeting Mr.
Gladstone gave a reception in the council
hall TO q number Of his friends, including
Baron Wolverton, Lord Granville, Lord Rose
berry, Baron Monson, and Arnold Morley. Mr..
Gladstone referred in despondent terms TO his
staying powers, saying that no would DO un-
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-07-29
THE INDUSTRIAL OUTLOOK,

The International Laborers' Union,
at London, Ontario completed the revision of
its constitution, and adjourned to meet in st
Louis in 1888
The American flint-glass workers
closed their fourth annual session at Hamil-
ton, Ontario. 1t was resolved not to join the
Knights of Labor
Six mon, naombors of tho Exaoutiva
Board of the local lodge of the Knights Of La
Dor, have been arrested at Wyandotte, Kan,
charged with wrecking train on the morning
of April 20 and causing the death of two per-
sons. The affair has caused great excitement
among the Knights at Kansas City.
The Ohio Valley Glass Works at
Bridgeport, Ohio, have been closed, owing to
financial difficulties.
The National Association of Pipe
Manufacturers met at Pittsburg, Pa, and re-
affirmed the card of rates adopted in New
York last month
The Pennsylvania Tube Works Com
pany of Pittsburgh, Pa, employing several
hundred men, has voluntarily advanced the
wages Of all the workmen 10 per cent
Over 500 employees of the American
Tube and Iron Company of Middleton, Pa,
have struck for the restoration of the wages of
1859 the Eeipstate@aat 81 JTa discharged en-
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-07-29
WESTERN.

Dispatches from numerous points in
Southern and Eastern Iowa say that only about
half a crop of wheat and oats is being harvest
ed Corn is in good condition, but needs rain,
none having fallen for six weeks. Hay is
very light
Green's Opera House, at Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, was burned, entailing loss of
$4,000
Complaints are still coming in from
points throughout the Northwest of the injury
to grain by the long continued dry weather.
Corn is suffering most
In the anarchist trial at Chicago, the
prosecution placed on the stand German car
penter named William Seliger, who gave start
ling details as to the manufacture Of bombs in
his dwelling. and plainly unfolded to the pub
lie the plot to murder policemen at the Hay
market. The witness described the making Of
the bombs by Lingg Zone of the defendants)
and others. The work was "rushed" the day
after the Mccormick factory riot and the day
of tine Haymarket explosion. Half dozen
persons assisted There was no cUncvai-
ment among the workmen as to the use
TO which the explosives were to be put
They were to be thrown at the police
In the language of the witness, they were
~the best fodder" for persons marked for
murder by the Socialists. Lngg though he
had been a resident of America only nine
months, was the most violent advocate of
Socialistic reform" by massacre in this coun-
try He devoted all his spare time to the
manufacture of bombs, specimens Of which
were displayedin court to the CONSERVATION
of nervous auditors. Some loaded bombs
were exhibited in the courtroom, but an
agreement was reached that they should be
taken to the lake shore and emptied. At his
own request Seliger has of late been locked
mp in the police station, to escape assassina-
ton.
Watermelons have been shipped to
Chicago in such quantities that commission
aealsga Sapr RatuSeaI epanghv en- ,fiqRsi"n-
A large grain elevator at East Du-
used by the Diamond 10 Steamboat Line, was
destroyed by fire. The loss is about $4,000
Frank Molloy, son of Mrs. Emma
Molloy, the temperance evangelist, and Mrs.
Rose Stern, daughter of Jacob Vile, Of La
porte Ind, were drowned in Pine Lake, near
Laporte, by the capsizing of a boat
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-07-29
Milestono. ON the Road to Health.

The recovery OF digestion, and the resump-
tion of eotivity by tire liver, Dowels, ana hid
neys. are milestones which mark our progress
on the road to health. They speedily become
perceptible when Hostetters Stomach Bitters
is used by the invalid. Nothing 80 surely and
expeditiously consumes the distance to the de-
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interruption without impairing the general
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baneful general influence of dyspepsia. The
disappearance OF all these symptoms, through
the use of the Bitters, shows with what thor
oughness il removes their cause.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-07-29

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