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FLoRIDA ON TIE WntE.
Drowned Near Pensscois-OhSrgeo WIN
SwtndIiDg 1t Jacksonville


Drowned Near Pensscai Srged WIN
swtndiinG IT jacksonville
PENSACOLA. FLA. Feb. 1.-TWO young
men, named John Roach and Charles
Walker, left Millview last night in an
open boat TO 20 to attend dance at the
Suarese place on Perdid0 Bay, about II
miles distant from Mliview. The boat
was picked up to-day in tnHt bay capsized.
The body Of Charles Walker was found
wrapped. or entangled in the sail. That
OF John Roach has not yet been found.
sELPH SENTENCED FOR LIFE.
LIVE OAK, FLA, Feb. 5.-Tne motion
for anew lrIal IN the Selph murder case
was denied to-day, and the prisoner was
sentenced for life. An appeal was en-
tered.
CHARGED WITH swINDLING.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Feb. 5.-Captain
OF Police tvers left Tor New Orleans this
morning. via Tallahassee, where he will
procure a requsItIOn from the Governor
for Edward ID. Burne, alias edward l..
Dalton" formerly superintendent of the
Electric Light Company of this city, and
who was arrested at New Orleans Monday
upon the charge OF swindling Samuel j.
Westfall, OF Newark, n. D., with whom
he Travelled thence from this city.
Bnrne, II seems. is his true name. He
mas been for some months past superin-
tendent OF the business OF an electric
light company here, and is wanted upon
the charge OF emhezzhng $3.50 or $500. A
number Of due bills, the property OF the
company here, were found among bis
baggage. Burne is a young mau OF BUSH
ness experience and good address. and
had been much liked by mis- employers.
FOR NASSAU
1t is given out that the steamship City
Of Palatka, Of the Florida Steamship
Company, VIII discontinue its trips to
Charleston for the present, and CON-
mencing next Teusday, Feb. 8. will
inaugerate a series of excursions to Mas
sau, n. p, TO accommodate many tourists
who desire to visit the island. She Will
make another trip 10 the isls nd leaving
ST. Augustine on Feb. IA.
Another batch of Scotch settlers passed
down the line OF the F. K. and n. Rail-
road Thursday, en- route TO the sara Sofa
settlement. Toe first OF the settlers
there are said now to be very much more
pleased, and the Colony bids fair to be a
permanent success.
TAKEN BACK TO sTARKE.
S. z. Edmon, the Chicago orange specu-
latOr, arrested here Wednesday night
upon kilograms charging him with getting
money at Starke, Fla, upon false pre-
lenses. was taken back there yesterday
10y Deputy Sheriff VInzant.
Another northwestern blizzard struck
US last night, and ice was plentiful this
morning. Tue thermometer at the Signal
Office registered % deg. at 6 O'Clock this
morning. and the indications are that it
will be equally "a cold again 10 night. II
5 not believed, however, that it Will reach
he famous "freeze Oup' of several weeks
a
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KNOW rHY~EBF. by reading the 'ssci-
eDce ~ Lfe.' the beat M deal work ever
published. for young and rniddle-aged men.
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RnIraria,s a greement.

ST. PErERsBUR6, Feb. 5.-Ld JOtrndi
de 50. Petersburg cQmmenting on the Bull
garian agreement declares that It is val
uelpss. and thatIt will remain 80 until il
shalt be submitted TO the powers and be
nnnrnYhd hNlthen.
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Don't Let 1C FasS.
Don't let your opportunities glide away by
failing TO advertise. 1t only costs a cert
word in the cheap column OF the NEWS.
There's millions in it,
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ULMER's LIVER CORRECTOR.
Gopartnrrehip 1IOtirrs.
DiSSOlniiOn Nntica.

THE arm Of McRIN NON n CO., Of Temp.
Il kns. Camuen county, Ca, on Oct. f.
ISIS. dissolved coplrtnership hv mutual con-
sent, MIR. NJ. p. NJ SSELWHIrE sssuming
all debts and liabilities, and will collect ali
bills due the late firm.
n. n. MCkTNNON.
NJ. p. MUsSFLW HITE.
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81 MINICH SWING.

DENVER, Feb. 5.-Si Minch, one Of the
three men who murdered samuel Bald
win. near Leadville, Oct. Is, 1884. for
$1700, vas hanged in Leadville this after
noon. Up to yesterday evening, Minich
expected that Governor Eaton would
commute his sentence to life imprisOn-
ment. He was very indifferent to his fate
and drove the clergyman who sought
TO convert him out of his
cell with violent blasphemy. This morn
ing when he discovered that be must hang
he called loudly for the preacher and
earnestly prayed for the Almightv's for
giveness. He assembled the scaffnld at
80 O'Clock with cigar in his mouth
and a smile on his lips, and was launched
into eternity, denying his guilt TO the Last
minute.
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TWO MURuERERs HANGED.

81 Minieh Goes to ala Death Smoking
and Smiling.
PREsCoTT. Arr, Feb. 5.-Denuis ".
Dlda was hanged here to-day. in the pres
ence OF nearly 900 people, for the muir
der OF Deputy Sheriff J. NJ. Murphy, on
Dec. 20last. The scaffold was erected in
the woods. The doomed man remained
composed till the last. He refused to SCI
a minister. Dibia had also mu dered a
man named Jenkins in this county and a
negro IN Texas, and was suspected OF
other murders. se
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Trriaht Ratre.

OFFICE OF RAILROAD COMMISSION OF Ca
ATLANTA, GA, Jan. %. 1886.
CAMPBELL WALLACE, Chimp
l.. n. TRAMMBLL, : Commissioners
ALEX. S. ERWIN,
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NOTICE..
STEAM LAUNDRY TOR SALE.

A COMPLETE outfit for a steam Laundry
can be bought at a reasonable price for the
next few days. Apply to
J.F. BROOKS. 1856 Bay str ee.
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Seed Potatoes, Seed Potatoes

In store and for sale, celebrated ARGOS
TOOK ROSE, Early Rose, swamp Seed Rose,
Beauty Hebron Seed.
Truck Farmers send in your orders early.
j. A. H UMBACH,
Market square.
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We are waiting; yes, we're waiting,

We are waiting; yes, we're waiting,
And our stock is growing slim;
For on customers we're wa ting,
Selling peas out by the bin.
Beans in stock and still arriving,
All cash customers 10 supply;
They who p ant now will reap harvest
In the miner bye and bye.
All you planters who have suffered
From the cold and icy wave,
Can retrieve your fallen fortunes
BY planting manfully, bold and brave.
yellow and black Wax Beans; Marrowfat
Early Frame. and Extra Earlv Peas: cab.
hage OF all kinds; Beets. Radlshes, Lettuce,
T imatoes, Egg Plant, rurnips ETC.. il COM
plete, ana my prices cannot be discounted.
4. j. KIEFFER.
ULMER'S LIVER CORRECTOR.
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these troubles. 1t does me a great deal Of
good. {. II. HARDIN,
President Southern Mexico Bank.
81 bottle; freight paid to any address.
B. ULMER.
Savannah. ca.
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CITY OF SAVANNAH.
OFFICE CITY SURVEYOR, Jan. 30, 1885,
prOnO0alS

will be received at the ONCE of the Clerk of
Council until the meeting of Council on
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 10th. at s O'CLOCK P. NJ.
for building an open Waterway of Wood in
Lamar's Greek, from the Trunk To the River,
in accordance with plans and specifications in
the Office OF the City Surveyor.
All bids must be signed by one or more
suretIes for the proper completion of the work.
The right to reiec any ar all bids reserved.
JOHN g. HOWARD, CITY surveyor.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1886-02-18

WASHINGTON, Feb. IL. - About
twenty Republican senators met IN
caucus this morning. Edmunds SUBJ
mitted resolution from the judi
ciary committee embodying the views
of Republican members respecting
the rights of the senate to information
from the heads of executive depart
merits. The resolution was approved
and it wes decided that it shall be
offered In open session of the senate.
The resolutions are three in number.
The first declares that the action OF
the attorney general in refusing to
furnish information when called for
by the senate. no matter what his
motive may have been, was responsi-
BILE. The second declares that where
the senate has Called, or may call up
on heads of departments for informa-
tion regarding removals from Office,
and ifinformation is not furnished as
requested, the senate will not con-
firm the appointee. The third con-
demns the disregard of the law which
requires that in selections for Office
preference shall be given to honorably
discharged Union soldiers and sailors,
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1886-02-18
WASHINGTON WAITS.

At a meeting of the coinage COM
mittee today an adverse report on the
bill to suspend the coinage of silver
was voted down by seven to six.
The house committee on banking
and currency today agreed to favor
able report on Blumm's bill limiting
the capital stock of national banks to
S., 100000.
The sub committee Of the house
committee on postoffices and post
roods have agree 4 to report adversely
all propositions for building or pur-
chasing OF telegraph lines by the gov
ernment. IL will recommend addi-
tional legislation regarding the trans
mission of kilograms over lines owned
by land grant or subsidized railroads.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1886-02-18
TELEGRApHIC TOPICS,
The Silver Men Of the West
Holding q Convention In
Denver.
A Utah Federal Official Refuses
to be Bribed by
MOrmOnS.
A Louisiana Mob Indulges in q
Little LyDching
Affair.
A Variety Of Interesting News
From all Parts Of the
Country.
CONGRESSIONAL.
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. II.
The chair LAID before the senate a
letter from the secretary of the treasury
transmitting additional information as
to the accounts of Alfred b. Measham,
late superintendent Of Indian affairs iD
Oregon.
Senator Morrill, said he had intended
at an early, opportunity to address the
senate on the education bill and by his
request 1t was laid on the table for the
present.
Senator hoar introduced bill pro-
viding for the erection of monument
at Washington to General Grant.
The senate then proceeded to the con-
slderation of bills on the calender.
One of the measures considered was
bill amending the revised statutes in
relation to trespassers on Indian lands.
1t provides for the punishment by a
fine of $500 and Imprisonment of not
more than one year, or both. of persons
going on Indian lands with the purpose
of occupying the same, and also for,
feiture or their wagon teams and outfit.
Senator Ingalls, thought the fine and
imprisonment a sufficient forfeiture.
Senator Dawes said the bill was in
to nded to meet the case of the so-called
boomers.
The bill as amended was passed.
The senate resumed consideration of
the education bill, and after q short de-
bate adjourned.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1886-02-18

DENVER, Feb. Ii, The state silver
convention was called to order this
morning at o'clock and $50 iele
gates were present, representing fif.
teen counties OF the state. Hon. II.
A. w. Tabor was chosen temporary
chairman. The convention then ap-
pointed Q committee on credentials
and took recess until 2 O'Clock,
The committee on credentials came
in and read their report and recon-
mended that the names of James B.
Grant, N. P. Hill and john l.. Routt
be added to the list of delegates as
delegates at large. Adopted.
The convention appointed commit
tees on resolutions and permanent
organization. ]. r. Buchanan intro
duced a resolution calling upon Con-
gress to submit the question of free
coinage to the vote of the people of
the United States. Referred to the
committee on resolutions. The COM
mittee then retired and the conven-
ton adjourned until O'Clock.
The convention was called to order
at 8 o'clock. The committee on per.
manent organization recommended
the temporary organization be made
permanent. The report was adopted.
The committee on resolutions report
ed favorably the following resolutions:
Resolved, That the state organization
created by this convention be in
structsd to accept no compromise upon
silver coinage, and are expressly di-
rected to use all honorable means to
to advance the cause of free and un-
limited coinage of silver upon an
equality with gold" Resolved,
That the executive committee is here
by instructed to prepare and distrib-
ute throughout the entire country a
clear. forcible. propaganda of the
matter upon the subject, with a
view of preparing the people to
demand their rights; and believing
tho workingmen are the true friends
of silver all their organizations are
invited to use their influence in favor
of free and unlimited coinage ofsil-
yer, that they be invited to hold con-
gressmen to q strict accountability
and vote for no man unless pledged
TO free and unlimited coinage of sill
ver." Resolved, That believing a
large majority of the people favor the
free and unlimited coinage of silver,
we request the state organization to
consider some means to use its infu-
ence to obtain throughoutthe United
States the fullest possible expression
upon the question of silver coinage.
The thanks ofthis convention is here
by extended to the members of con-
gress from the various states who have
so ably supported the cause of free
and unlimited coinage of silver"
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1886-02-18
An Honest official

SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. IA train
with Apostle Canon left Promontary
this morning at o'clock and reached
here at s, and was promptly taken be-
fore Judge Seane. He gave bonds in
the sum of s45, 900. An escort of two
military officers and twenty-seven en-
listed men accompanied the special
train. The court room and entrance
was densely packed. but no demon.
strations were made. Marshal Ireland
expressed no doubt of Canon's at
tempt to escape. He probably had
contederates but missed them by not
jumping at the right place. He was
two miles away when recaptured, and
was some distance from the track.
He had two loaves OF bread and a
bottle of water in his pockets. He
fell on his face and shoulder and was
considerably bruised, but not serious
ly hurt. Marshal Ireland confirms
the offer of $1,000 by Canon to the
Nevada sheriff to let him go. Mr..
Arnold, who was with Mr.. Canon,
urged the sheriff to accept the bribe,
and offered him O life position at a
good salary to let Canon go.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1886-02-18

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The incoming tide of business improvement
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Las Vegas daily gazette., 1886-02-18

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 1.-THE coal
wheelers of the Grand Lake company,
which supplies the Gulf Colorado
and Santa Fe railroad with coal which
is transported to Galveston in barges
and also furnishes coal to the Morgan
steamers, quit work today. They
have been getting twenty-five and
thirty cents per hour and demand
forty cents. The impression prevails
that all the coal wheelers in the city
will strike tomorrow and possibly
they may be followed by other labor
organizations.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1886-02-18
Lyuehcd.

MONROE. La, Feb. T.-George
Robinson, colored. charged with hav-
Ing shot and killed Milard f. Parker
of this city on the night of December
II, was taken from the parish Jail la! {
night by party of 100 men and
hanged near the scene of the murd er
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1886-02-18

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l8.-John b.
Cough still lies in an extremely critical
condition. He was conscious this morn
I'M Z, but had not regained the power of
speech and the greatest apprehension
q. felt.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1886-02-18

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE presi-
dent sent the following nominations to
the senate today: Jane b. Groome,
to be collector OF customs and j. Free
man Kaisin to be naval officer of GUS
toms in the district of Baltimore, Mary
land: Pendleton King of North Carroll,
mia to be secretary of the legation at
Constantinople; Edward l.. Carson,
Indian agent at Ouray Utah.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1886-02-18

WILMINGTON, Del. Feb. IA spe
cial from TaDgier Va, says: Ga Sum
day evening Captain w. l., Truitte aud
wife went to Sunday school, leaving
four little children in the house. Three
little girls named Casper from neigh>
boring house came in, and while they
were playing the fire went out. Cap.
tain Truitte's gIrl aged seven years put
some kindling In the stove, while an
other child struck match aud put it in
coal oil by accident. An explosion
followed. The child who held the can
was instantly killed and two year cid
boy was so badly injured that he died
in three hours. The other Truitte
children and the three visitors were hor-
ribly burned, but may recover. The
house was damaged, but the neigh,
bors sayed it from being burned.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1886-02-18
Kansas CI.y Live steck.
KANSAS CRY. Feb. II.

The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE-Receipts, 2,106; shipments,
107. Slow and l0c lower. Stock
ers and feeders firm. Exporters
SIS. 10@$5,30 good to choice
shipping, 81, 40@5.40; common to
medium, $4@$5.00; stockers and feed :
ers $3.0O@$4,O 90; cows 81. 2.40@$3.30.
HoGs-Receipts 7764, Shipments
1888. Slow and 10c lower, closing
eak. Good to choice $3.65@$4. 10
common to medium $3.70@$3. 70.
SHEEP-Recolpts, 1,342; shipments
I27. Steady. Good to choice 80. 80@$3. 90;
common to medium q. a.@sa.75.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1886-02-18

1t is understood the resolutions will
be formally laid before the judiciary
committee at its next meeting with q
view to having them reported to the
senate Immediately thereafter.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1886-02-18

New ORLEANS, Teb. ia special
from Beauregard to the Picayune
says: The notorious colored despera.
do named James, who had twice es-
capped from Jail. was discovered in his
old neighborhood ON Bahola creek
and was surrounded by posse of ctt-
liens. James refused to surrender
and he was shot several times. He
made his escape. Next day the entire
community renewed search and they
tracked him 10 Raft Briant's house.
He surrendered and was taken to
Rockport bridge where hewas hanged
to a tree. James confessed to have
killed negro named Brown last year,
also having burned DIR. Affords gin,
b. F. Norman's dwelling and other
houses in that section. He stated
his intention was to have killed DR..
Afford, Mr.. Catching and two other
persons before he left the country
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1886-02-18
A Crank Released.

NEW YORK. Feb. 17-Tbe counsel
for Mrs. Dudley who shot O'DonoYan
Rossa a year ago. is authority for the
statement that she is cured; that a
certificate to that effect will be sent
to the state superintendent of lunacy
who will tako her before the judge OF
the supreme court and obtain her re-
lease from the asylum. He says the
state board of charities have decided
not to take any action looking to-
wards sending her back to England,
When O'Donovan Rosa was inform
ed of the expected release Of Mrs.
Dudley, he became suddenly grave,
ana suggested that she would prob
ably be sent back to England, and
expressed l~:nself as not sure that she
would not try to murder him.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1886-02-18

New York, Feb. 17.-Kiddor, Peas
body & Co, have engaged S533, 600 in
gold bars for shipment TO Europe Sat-
turday.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1886-02-18

CHICAGO, Feb. 10.
WHET-Easy; closed early little firm;
79tc@81a casE; "a 9,16 May.
CoRN-Stronger 37sc cash; 4ls May
OATs-Hlgher; 30c cash; 33 1-16c May
PoRK-Steady; 10.97i cash lila
May.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1886-02-18
Getting wen.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Feb. 12.--Watter-
sons condition is much improved. He
rested well during the night, and talked
cheerfully with bis family this morn
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1886-02-18

CHICAGO. Feb. II.

CHICAGO, req. ~.
CATTLE-Receipts 7,4OO; dull, shade
lower; beeves $4@$5.70. Butchers
$2@$3.5 so; stockers $3@$4.20.
SHEEP = Receipts 5000; active.
Common $2@$2.55. Good s4@S5.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1886-02-18
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NEW YORK, Feb. 10.
MoNEY--Closed easy at 1i@2 per
cent.
BAR SILvER-$4 00t.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1886-02-18
Enforcing the Law.

SALT LAKE. Feb. 17.-Thomas
Birmingham today in the third dis
trict court was sentenced 10 six
months imprisonment and $500 fine.
Abram H. Cannon took the witness
stand in his unlawful cohabitation
case, and when asked if the women
were his wives and If he had lived
with them, replied: "They are, thank
God. have lived with them as
charged" Prompt conviction fol-
lowed. Ii. D. Woody plead guilty of
unlawful cohabitation. He promised
obedience to the law; sentence was
suspended. John Bowen was con-
victed on his own evidence, and was
sentenced to six months imprison-
ment and $500 fine.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1886-02-18

BERLIN, Feb. 17.-Von Moltke. chief
marshal of the German empire is SER
riously i'll.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-07-22
Queer Lemon Ginger.

MUsKoGEE, /. T., July 16.-Yesterday
morning about four o'clock . dance broke
up at the old agency six miles west of here
with several drunk on lemon ginger.
Henry Blake and c. Morrison went home
and retired, tho latter in bed and the former
in the back yard. A few minutes after Bill
Island came along with pistol cooked in
his hand and asked Morrison where Blake
was. On being tod lie went tn the back
yard, a few words were heard and then q
shot. All hands about the place stampeded
AMI Blake was afterward found in the
brush with bullet hole through his chin
aud neck and can hardly get well
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-07-22
KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAS.

Supreme Officers of the World Elected
Names of the Exalted.
TORONTO, Ont, July 1.-THE election Of
officers of the Supreme Lodge OF the World
Knights of Pythias. yesterday, resulted as
follows:
Supreme Chancellor Howard Douglas
Cincinnati.
Supreme Vice Chance!lOr-Willian
Ward, New Jersey.
Supreme Prelate-Dr. King, of Toronto
(re-elected.)
Supreme Keeper of the Records and
Seal-R. E. COwan, st. Louis. (re-elected
Supreme Master of the Exchequcr-J
Willie, Wilmington, Del.
Supreme Secretary of the Endowment,
Rank-H. Nelson, Washington, ID. e., IRE.
elected).
Supreme Master at Arms-Charles +.
Bragg, Maine.
Supreme Inner Guard-EObert Newell,
Arkansas.
Supreme Outer Guard-John w. ThOmp.
son, Washington, d. c., (re-e!ected).