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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01
SAVANNAH, GA.
EXCURSION To CINCINNATI

Via the Il. s. o. II. II. to the Seventh May
Musical Festival on May IS, 10, 20, 81
2a, 1856.
On the above dates the B & o. R R
will sell round trip tickets to Cincinnati, a.
low excursion rates. Festival Chorus o.
600 trained voices; Grand Orchestra o.
more than 100 artists; FIVE Evening Con
certs, May Is, 10, %, q. %. Two After
noon Concerts May 20 and y. Tickets
viii be good gcipg and returning on a!
regular trains, and will be good returning
until May %, inclusive. 81,
Rememb Der, that the B & 0. r. r. vii
laud you in the Grand Central Depot IL
the centre of the city and near the prOmi
nent hotels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01

Tbs MOrgsutoEu Post says the RSGISTES
refused to express au opinion upon Cover
nor WILSON'S assessment order, until It say
how the CO, hoped. Tnis is a Republican
lie pure and simple The REoIsrEs did ex-
press its oyiniou on the dot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01
TuE REGISTER.

West Virginisns sOIourning I'm
uashi,stOn can always fad the
DALEY Register on the coun-
Ter Of LepIey a Finster' news
dealers, us Sixteenth street, aud
The RerkeIey. 1913 pennsylvania
Avenue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01

OK the third page Of this morning 3
issue appear some opinions upon the labor
opsst;op that are worth careful reading by
every one. They shoS the kind Of glasses
the nsopls are locking through.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01
Sale Of City Property.

CIEALFD PROPOSALS. WILL BE RSCEIVED
= by tie Committee on Finance OF the Council
OF the city of Vince ing until ~uN DAY, N
10TH DAY Of MAY, 1886. at IL O'Clock Ne, for
the purchase OF the Old City Hall Lot, situate on
Market street, between Eleventh ard Twelfth
streets, and the Court HOute Property, situate on
the Southeast corner OF Chspline and Twelfth
streets
The stone and sand and gravel on the old City
Hall lot to the lsvel of Market street are reserved
TERMS OF SALE Onethird or as much more
as the purchaser may elect TO pay in ca b. the bal
ance in one AMI two years, with interest from the
day of sale The deferred payments 10 be secured
BY deed OF trust upon the property.
Posses on of the Court House property to be
given as soon as vacau by the county authori ies.
70, sess on of the old City Hall lot to Oe gt'en
September /, 1886. .
The City reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. All bids should be addressed 10 ?. 7 Hi
d,eth, Chair nan of The CommiItee on Finance, Gu
dotei proposals for the Purchase OF Ci y Pro-
perty." B, A: "ALLIG AN,
Wheeling, April go 1886. myleAdi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01

Tbs tariff discussion has now been posi-
poued I'LL the last of May. Mr.. RANDALL
Saws ",he tariff Is a dead issue II 1t ism
dead il is sleeping q good while.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01

A CANVASS has been made Of the House
of Representatives, and it is said that forty
three Democrats will vote against the NOR
BISON bill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01

AuEMCIs greatest actor, EDWIN BooTH
hasn't disyrsasd himsslfaFter all 1t Is no
greater disgrace FOX an actor to get sleS
than Any one else.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01

MEssRs. O'NEILL and FoEAS, the TWO
labor leaders in the House, have gone 70
6,hriug each o;her instead Of lighting Tor
labor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01
Proposals for Paving Crossings
and Guitars

- EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at the Office of the Board of Public Works
until Monday, the Sd day Of May, 1855, at IA
O'Clock m, for paving CUTTERS and crossings
The successful bidler will be required 10 enter
into bond IN The penal sun of 5000 % for the
faithful Performance OF the contract surely IL said
bond 20 be q citizen Of the state OF West Virginia
and satisfactory 10 ibe Beard. Name of surety
must accompany proposal
The 6Oart reserves The right 10 reset any or all
prot osals. SpeciG su0tS may bs had upon appli-
cali N at the Oriee OF the Board.
Proposals should be addr@sedto the clerk Of the
Board Of Pubic Works.
THE BOARD OF POBLIC WORKS,
b. A. GALLIeAN, Clerk.
WHEELING, April q, 1856. ap27a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01

BISMARCK Is stu Carrying cat his con
tract of mavng Pnlss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

uYANTED-A GOOD WISE HAND TO WORK
w at chipping on glass molds for table ware.
Inquire Of Henry FraVE!foremAn ioI the WINDSOR
CSlass Company cor Nineteenth street and LarEins,
8. s., PittSburg. nyle&or
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01

To.pAY ussers 10 the hour system and
sfIl the pro.p4ct is not made ODY brighter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01
Proposals Tor Paving Streets.

CEALtD PR bPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at the Office of the Board Of Pubic Works
until Monday, the 9th DAY OF May, lsS6, at IL
O'Clock m, Tor paying with hard burned fre-clay
bricks, Main street in the Fins ward, totf street
in the Eighth ward, aud Chspline, eighteenth,
Eotf and Nrnet' enlh stre is, In the Fourth ward
and suCh OthsT streets az may be hereafter desig-
mated by the Board.
Proposals may bs for al the above named streets,
or for each one separately, Chapline, eighteenth,
Eoh and . ineteentb 20 hs included as ore street
Ire succ .Bsiul iddrr will be required to give
bond in the .. nal SUN OF 5000 on each separate
contract, or $50 on the whole for the faithful
performance Of the san q.
I he namcN OF two responsible suretips sa'istsc
factory o the Board must accompany the propo-
SAILS who must be citizens Of the slate OF West Vir
giDis.
The Board reserves he Ri hit to reject any or ell
proposals. Specifications may be hal on apEil,s-
zion at thu Office OF the Boaid.
Propose should he dressed to the clerk OF the
B0ar1 OF P1hlio obs.
The board OF PUBIC WORKS
A. GALLIGAN, Clerk.
WHEELING, Aprl &c 1855. au27ra
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01

How il this for the merry month oil
Nav?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01

BoycorrINa IS falling Oe!o" par N Ne"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01
Proposals for Sewer Pipe.

SEALEO PROPOSALS. VIII. tE RECEIVED
- at he otics OF the Board Of Public WorEs un
IL Monday. the IS day Of MAJ. lSs6, at II O'Clock
m for fur ishing 10 the Bo0rl frs -Cless silt
gaZ,d seSer ppe. both single and double strength.
sum Of S. 900 90 for the raitaiup rformao CO ." con-
tract. Name Of surety 10 he tie'ed in said bond
must acc mpany proposal, who shall be citizen of
the State OF Vest Virginia
The Board reserves me right 10 re,ec. Guy o. all
bids Proposal, should he auirassed 10 the Clerk
OF tho RI ard Of Public WOrtG Wheeling. W. Va.
he BOARD or PUBIC WOuES,
3 \. GALLIGAN, eek.
WHEELING, April &C. 1876 ap27a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01
LOST

ON THURSDAY All EsNo0N, BETWEEN
Film Grove aud Twelfth street. Whe' ling, (by
way of Elm Grove and CaldwelpS Run road. the
sum Of Fifty Doilars-two tEenties and one ten
done no /. sn JTs'o)e. TFn dollars reward VIII
pe given Tor return OF same 10 this once. mylq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01

DT ES Instant relief. Final cure In
/ lLLCs 10 Gays, and never returns.
No purge, 10 salye no sunrosiiOry sufferers will
learn OF HStmp'e reme6y Free by adiTewing G. I.
- Nassau At, y. y. mrl oads,N
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01
NEW
Building Association Stock.

TIIS A WE'LL ATTEsTED FACT THAT
i money is accumulated as rule by small d.
pO,it'
The Mutual Building and Loan Association
Affords an excellent opportunity for the periodical
deposit al small Gums OF money, as every COLLAR
posted is ~ onC4 placed ut utercst for The bene
Il. OF the person who mace the deposit
This aSsOCistiOn has just competed its taTd
year aud is in success. full and Probable Oper, ton.
Tvs plan is rot COmpuca ed, but 'asy dersto d
A new series Of stock will be issued the LIST ds
OF May, and persons wishing To subscribe for II
can do SO by applying to any OF the underSgue ed
THIS new stock will commence Sharing the earn
ipgs Of an tstab ished business at once. and II
avoid the first Improbable year incident 10 new
Associations.
The Association meets every Saturday evening,
from ESQ 10 8 O'Clock, In DOM 20. 8, CIangles
Building, second floor, entrance next door 10 City
Bank
For furthsr information, enquire CT any Of the
uude signed.
WM. C. HANDt AN. Precedent,
JAMES f. HANES, Vice President
JNO. r. NJ Il Err, Secretary,
WN COCHIN ., Eulitnr,
OSCAR SANDROCE, Treasurer,
JAMES SODLEE,
LOUIS HARTHONG.
HENRY BLUMENBERG,
FRANK FALLOUR.
ana 2429,mal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01
OPt MING OF n, BLUM & SONS

sth Ward Gregory, cor. seth & Jacob SITS.
We rfsOccttully invite the general public TO call
al our elegantly fitted up grOCe Y strre which sc
have Just opened, and examine nur stock of Grocer
.es, F our, Meats, HardE etc which Is COM
LlsIa ~ every respect. Prices low il not liver
taan any where ~ tSs wand. We have 3 wagon to
deliver goods. d. BLUM y sun.
ap9lb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01
NEW ApvaRrlsEm ENTs.

-yANTED-AFIRsr-CLAss COOK. APPLY
w Al once and bring references, to the sher-
man House, Martins Ferry. Ohio, corner Railroad
and Washington streets. apSof
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01

IEEhS.
,,v,.,, rv44yr .Ns-szE PREPAID
DAILY, six day lhs Ts-k 40
DAILY, tnree days "a tie EseA--'''-'''''''''''' "a
DAILY two dAys IN ths Eos N-'''''''''' "a
pAILY, ON lay II me seek. ,-..,,,''''''''
DkIIyS san BT CARRisR g
O.u.Y. psr wsaA ~ ~ Psid SeeNiy ,'...''.'' "a
naIIY AMI sUND Z per Uaek...,......'',..... 10
ire DAILY vii ~ i'!tyeso7 ey earri'R VI Any Is
other CITY Or L. A.. "
STSfT.S al pr Us q Ky OR "EkkL1 2
ES-,oREESpO> pS~CE CnNT2ISiNa MOO ~. ~
vygs soLIcrTEa rsOa EyESY PART o. TEE sOA
liz EEtSJSTEE nab. dcirg ~ ssts'i s,i.9'oHS,
.,tsis-s fai a. Poss0ases &c wheeling, :" va as
sgrtS sarfsFr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01

VTANTED-GBNERAL AGEETs.sS Par
w week salary and expenses, or so cents on
the 81, 10 wholesale my goods; rare chance.
address z T. RRINLLEY, with stamp, Erie' Pa
fab1Tsb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01

STEADY AND PROFITABLE EMPLOYMEET
- given 10 a few good men rs book cauvsssers.
SodraSs, ]. n GATkELL Co., il6S Market si.'
WhsaiiTc w Va ap4eAd
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-08
Toy Common.

A large boy in Chicago owned toy cannon. Ills father disapployed ot inc toy, and on leaving home 10 De gone over the Fourth of July, locked up the cannon, SO h!s son could not get 1t on Independence Day. Th3 boy broke in the door, secured ih3 caunoa, and was firing tin fine fashoa when by tlIe us- ual accident t pu. out enc of his eyes. burned the other seriously, aad mark cd b.s whol5 face for fs. The father, on re burning home. vowed that h. would have becn less unhappy had tue son been killed, and the poy, cpnyalesc- ing in that somewhat auster3 amos pherc has an opportunity to coatem. plate the penGst es which Nature a3- scgses. There is SO much ot this sort of horror each year that the Lcg sla- turss should ne longer stand llly by.--- CelrfgaL.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-08
pIrA AND poiNr.


 ---B0ok-worns are of uso to fish in the forsottpa streams of knowledge, St. Raai Herald
 IA Superior Woman" is the tito If now novel Every sens bio nus banl WI Il present h's wife Q copy and say "Th.s 6 your autobiography, ny dear"
 It is said that late hours toll on . man, Ths is espec ally trUa # tho clock slases throc when he is attempt ing Co got into the house without hs better ha,f q scoyer,ng it = B0$son Post
 ---lt is claimed that the highest faa- ulty of language Is to conceal thought IL may be hut when 8 man falls over q whealbaTow in the dark 1t seems to loose it's grip somewhat in that par- t'oalar. - i0,elo Rude.
 "A TeNaa who has lived for years among the cowboys says that many oy them are grddualesol Easterncolagcs. And scne persons th nk a college edus cation of no great benefit to Il young man. CAicHgo 3iHss,
 Teacher tol tteg ri pupil "Whera are YOU 20 ng Nell e"' Papa Is going to take u} to Elorda Ugajn Gan you tell what tho cnp. al of Florida is2" ''Ycs'm. IJ' the money they get from boardafs "--N !. San. .--Some ono asserts that q horse that is shod "a'l around" lifts twent, four thousand pounds of iron n travelling a m le Yea. aul tho men who talks at tho very slow ratl of one hundred words m nute, in seven hours fires oil an unabridged dictionary, or thc rlw photographic material to make one. Chicaqo Cagcat.
 ---A Kentucky girl WAS struck by { lightning while dressing for hec we'd dng. She recovered in time for tho ceremony, and less than six mon.hs afterward her happy husband thought that sim lar eNper enca had baialleR h.m when hc came softlyin at tho front door about three o'clock ono morning, S0EerUiNa ,ioRraa'.
 Mrs. Sapph,ra Coon, ot SmIler- vile, Ky, obtained patent on an at l tachment whereby a woman may hold
 twelve extra c.othes-pius in her mouth, and at the same tme keepan an mated ! com GksaLlOu NiLh .tllt Nptndh III tAt next yari thar3oy saving hours Of valuable time. ---L0R!SulSig Courier ! siOHrHG.
 | Mother: Always say please, | Bobby, when you ask for anything. Never forget to say please even to ] the servants" Father (gsttlng ready 1 to 70 dowb towu). --''Ies, EoSert, my son, bear in mind what yaur mother has told you. and always say please l It's q l,tilc word, my boy, but fall of meaning, and the use of t marks the gentleman. Now, wife my overcoas and hat and be quck about 4t."---M ! T. HaR.
 ! Ecuiite groce- (balauclng q can of peaches in his haud): My dear madama, dd yoa know that we really knew poth ng about canning fruit aad vegetables untl the runs oi Pompeii were uncovered, and splendid spec. mans were recovered, canned over twenty cen.urc5 ago?" Snapp'sh lady customer No, didn't know it. But d'd know yoWr caHned goods were very o'd. How long be- fore you wll have yoUr stock from Pompeii worked oa?"--C Chicago 1r,b- uHe
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-08
PLACING AN ADVERTISEMENT.
An Editorial Oasis That Turned Dat to be
 Sand.

e@'@ @-''s7'@A''" Nff'fE 7'fH"~~- ~NNN w
 Sand.
 STRANGER Go Country E}itor) .--I dropped in this morning 10 sec you in regard to pacing an advertisement ln --
 COUNTRY EDToE (r's5Jing hts haaas). Yes, ST; be seated, ST
 SrnANGER.-I ka your paper like 'ts principles and the hold st1nd it takes on the subject ot Prohibition, and
 COUNTRY EDTTor.-Iou will find our rates for Gdrcrtis ug as low as
 SyRANGEE, --I Ike jts independence its attitude respecting thc sarrejness of the Sabbath lts Fight for the poor and l0wlY, and its fearless dcaunc at.on of the Vch and mighty, it's
 CuCETRY EDITOR.--Gcs ST. An al. placed iu our paper VII Ge read by tAUus--
 SrHANGEF.-- o1c'ud rg from your columns, sir CYrlth ng of ssnsa- toagi natare. CT ihat cIR not b. read by every member of the household without bring ng Ihe ma7tling blu ot shame you ses an example, ST. t1 the AE"HVAtEtu @ VI kiaN 'ONN0LAg .LhbA AseA not buJ bear fin { and -
 CuUETKY EDuop. Well, about that adyogt .semcnt yOl were,
 STEANUEE.-Ihc nl sa'oa of yogr .onrna, sir, sa Lobla one. 'I'pWard and Onward" q glorious seat ment. h putt ng as de all sord q thoughts oi gain, and battling for truth and justice alOIc, you elevate your paper, ST, so the highest realms of journal sn, and
 CulNrgY FDiToW-Aboul how much space will your advert semcnt occupy
 SrRt&GER. We'll 1 am not ql.te prepared Co say tbis morning. l hap pened to be passing through your beautiful little Y,l!ag and thought would step tn and get your rates If you wg!l Kindly stata in Youc EcEt issue that Mir. Cbad ah E. Tomlnsou, . prom nent c tzen of PoseY Count srent a few hours In town last w-ei; and made Es Q plcasaRt call, and send me 8 marked copy of the paper ] wal be much oullgcd to you, ST, Good morning. -- tack,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-08

General Lev Wallace wishes to see the name of 'ais country changed from "Uu;!.l States to America. Officially tie change may never be made, but practically it has already been done. The ursurpation of the continental title by q single nation has ca)is3 out angry protests from sonN people to the south of us, who iGajst that they are Americans too, but car possession oF it is too we'll fixed to be shaken. Before the war, yariou, suggestions of q national name were u2le. Frcdonra was proposed by some, end Columbia gained causid- erable popularity, Since then, how ever, we have becoIe so incompara- ply the one power of the western hemisphere, that our assumption of the name of the continent is simply q feature of manifest destiny. Mexico and Brazil will have to get along as best they can with their present names, and We shall continue to bo Americans.--Optic.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-08
Jspan.. Irsdaetioa..
iExciIangsi

The principal crops Of Japan and their annual products afe as follows lice. f1i 0g),010 bushels; wheat 1l, zoo, it0 trshels; barley, ag, 42t,uO0 bushels maize, ,Ss2 600 tushels; soy baang. Ii,l li6 GOO bushels Duekwheak s. 030 bushels raw cotton, 10, s5I 04 cwt :; hemp filer iss,109 cwt lea, 39 UIs ewt tobacco, 8s22, 22,84f cwt slgareaaa, ', l89 ,01B cwt potatoes, ll,gS0, N33 !. cs'i bark ol paper nnlberrs, as1 QUO ewt. inaigp leaves, dried, ss9, G,i0 ews, TAe eNpOrts are annually @iis09J l 0r 1e3lrlN fnr eGeh per | oM thn isiaRd Hiie imports are M Glsi plg anhually
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-08

Queen Victoria na3 placed in John Browns bedroom at Windsor Castle q large brass tablet inscribed Ti.h the legend of his deatn ia that room, his many virtues and the Queens grief a his i.s>. Bnt Wales is sv obliUous of that good memory tAat he is said to have dropped his old formula ot pray ing for .aa Qaeta's Joha Brown "and the yost of the roya| family"
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-08

There hundred thousand dollars has already been spent on St. Peters ca thedral, Montreal; S3OO,00O more will be spent this year and Sl.0OQ00O will De required to complete it a2 pro- jected.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-08

Dealers in firearms at Cmcago say the communists for some time past have been quietly arming themselves anu .ayjHG in aa abundant supply oi ammunjti0p,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-08

The Indians at Minncdosa, Broad view, For. Qu'Appellc, and other points in rhe Domnion, arc starving and raLi2g over swiIl barrels to get somethM: . eat.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-08

\ verdict of $3j00 was rendered re- gently in Winchester County, x. r., in favor of 8 widow whose husband comnit.od suicide while under the Influence of iquor purchased in the saloon, of the defendant.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-08

King Louis has al last come to tho end of Eis tather The Bavarian Princes, who have been overhauliua the Royal accounts, have convinced. themselves Of the utter impossibiiity of saving the King from bankruptcy, and t-kag the bull by the horns, have resolved to propose Q Regency. The King was to have left HohenscEwan-. gan Thursday, but has shown such uanistakable slgns of insanity that his attendants had to prevent his de. parsure. Latterly he has taken to drink anc apenda hIs days in eating and 8wiAing brandy. Nobody 6ares to approach hih while he is it table. The other day bis mother made an at- tempt to see him at Iiohenschwangan, but was r06s.y seat about her busi. ness. Fhoagh tho King is afflicted with constant insomnla, he has grown so fat aad 50 coarse that hecan hardly walk, and is almost unrecegnizable, He has not cut bis hair for months and altogether looks moro pitiabIe than tic most wretehed beggag in. 8AEafia,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-08
sata & Dry Goods.
lgirst Publication Artil !, lsssl Notice for Publication. HOMESTEAD No, SBs.
LAap orr.en N qucaoN. An.aoNA. ]

LASD OFFICE AT 1UcsoN, ARIZONA,
 March 3, 1886 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has gietl notice of his intention ta make final pso0fin sapuart of his claim, and that said proof willie made before the Judge nf the District Conttat Globe, Gia County, Arizona, on May ID, 1Ss6, siz: Georee Dss+ forth nf AfIner, Arizona, fnc the S and \ E. 4 cf N. ". | and N. " of s. E. Sec. 91, Townahipa N Rs l9
 Henanes the following witnessea % prove bia eoiltinaGns residence npen and cultivation of saitl land viz:
 Edfaund Kentan and Charles Y Living stnu, ni Afner, iia County AriapnN; Noupan County, Arizona
 D N. THOMAS, Register. apl9Gw
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-08

Senator Mahone's lively son, Butler, 'has boeu lined Si00 for an assault with intont to murdcr Q waiter for no. putting mashed potatoes on the side"
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-08

More thGn one-haif of all the arrests made last year n Bangor, Maine, where there Is an icop-clad prohibit. tory law in force, arc reported to nave been from druukaunos5.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-08
S25O Reward.

The above reward sgili be paid for fnfornla- tion that Will Iced t0 the conviction af any person who may be fotIna altering or deiaoina thc marks or hfancis 70 stealing, killing nr driving from their accust0lacd rangas isiip iisc stock belnnping tg any Of the ruemher es the Globe Stock GgeWcFs AsSociation of Giln tj8uity.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-08

Thero arc how 2G0,Go00Q0 German carp in the United States, the de-, soauaanta Of thWty.Hye 6sb brought to tue United States less than a dozen wears aSN.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-08

Reports lave been received confirm ing inc rumor that the Emir Of liar. ran has massaCred al tby Europeans la his capita, including the members of the Italian scientific expedition under command of Count Porro. Har. ran is Harran of the Scriptures and is sivuated on the plains of A.eb, about thlrty miles from the Euphratos, on the road .frou Alepro :o D!arbokr.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-08

The b.!i reported Jy Mr Morrill,, of Kansa5, from ihe Committee on Inva- lid Pensions, to pension prisoners of var, provides thst all disabled prison- CTS Of war shaH he granted pensions at the rate fixed for similar disabilities zap honoe2oIy discharged soldiers where the disability is presumed to be the result 2f confinement in Southern prisons. The Committee estimate tha. it will require $ll00OO0 anna ally Jo meet thjs addition to the pen sion rogs. The oi!l also provides that al persons confined for more than thirty days ia Southern prisons ahaN receive g per diem of $2 for each days conhnem, m,a', and to meet thc cxpendi, Tu.e .. .4.a account vii, it is cstima. led, re4Ui,2 ..U expenditure of aJoat $l,C5CG19.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-08

ln Tll1s c g5ssssr, si.,e, e1vss sa '. s,,i ss so
 v 4 VIZ V Y will set FnRs Pfes8le of gp3le of lsrga value, that Will start you n Wefk that VII at once hIipg yon 10 money faster tfian anything else iji Alnsrica. ~ ebout the SgSle, 600 in ifeseists with eaeh box Agents ansea escfywhage af efther SEX, for all the time ~ aFAFe tint only, to wail far ls at their Gwr hbmea Fogtnaes fsr all workers allsn- ,iseg as ffesss Dent lelay N HAUNT x Ca.. pasEaaa. aarsA fchll iy