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Torn TO Pieces b. Hoos.

AouNT bTEHI-ISs, IfL-. Oct fJ--Mr.
Greenweii, a widow. aged seventy years,
left homei on Tuesday afternoon between
three and four O'Clock 90 visit Hr Mcwil-
liams, distaut about :hrpe quarter of q
mile bhe did not return on Tuesday
night but nothing strange was thOaght
81 that but anxiety came sxbvn
"Wednesday morning did noe briog
her, aud search wns made. and after
a time the homes and pieces Of Der bloody
hsgh were found surrounded by drove u
boHs, no we're nghiiug over her rnmaius
which we're Identified by .craps Of clothing
as tbOse ~ Nrs Cromwell a. Is supposed
that iho old lady fai ut.d. aud that ths hogs
attacked her before she regaincd conscious.
u0ze
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NeeroloaY Of conarsa..

WAsniNor0S, Oct ~. The death Of Hsi
ftor Pike makes the death roll Of tho For.
ty-nintb Congress eight In number already.
Mr. Duncan, OF PennsYiynnis, who Wa .
mcmbcr of the Forty eight Congress aud
reelected % tho Fvrty.ninth, died before
tho cioze of the Forty eighth
Ar. Ellwood, of ILLINOIS, died before tho
session ~ the Fortyninth begsn. Rnnkin.
of Wisconsin. came here dVing. aud "A,
the third ON tho death roll C0ngrnssInan
Hahn, ~ Louisiana, vns next then NJ
Cole, ~ Maryland. then Mr. ii ach of
New York Ia the Senate SsustOr Miller,
Of Ga ifOrnia, died during tho session aud
nov SenatOr Pike. Tho number ~ deaths
40 this Congress u n good deal above ti.s
average rate of mortality la Congress
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THE BIG STRIKE ENDED
By tho Peremptory Order OF tho
knights OF Labor.
An" Hereafter Ten Hours win B- /. p.,,,
W"rh tor the Chicago Packers.

csio,oo, oct is-The strike of tho
packing house workmcn Was formally
ended thfs sftrrnoon. The strikers held a
mass meeting on the prairie about 3 O'Clock.
NJ which bct~een 1900 and 1900 mcn
were present proposition to return TO
WORK on the lV-hour plan was carried al.
"os' unanimously and tho strike was do
Siarea at an end. shortly sftcrwsrd, Mr.
Barry, tho Knight OF Labor delegate.
waited ON MIR. Armour and said the strike
was AZ end and that the mcn would M.
TURN Tn work to morrow morning without
making any nditions. Tho pncki ".
h',sc WI r. viii keep all their ~ W me
ny rum ng the houses up Co their nl 4
.nPacl Y expo &C To be able {, retain In
their employ n arly all tho 4 o a men
by the time the m ~ ing ou the prair,o
MAS about TO be lied 60 oider 6y MIR
natr tbis proposed surr, ndcr had een
u ,Nincu, and ~ W with the greatest din,
ca I that the m en- wore sufiicientl, auicte.l
TO permit Barr. : voice TO be heard Iio
steppci To tho front OF IN STAGE and took
sheet OF prpcr fIom = pocket The
oroMa gu "a u con eats, aud a shower
OF groans and Kisses followed the move
ment, Not In the least taken aback tho
ucieTntc came down upon table with "A
gayel In so decisive manner a. 60 restore
sunicirnt order Tor the hurried reading of
the order Tor tho men % 20 10 work Rt ten
hours day. \ howl went up at the reading
OF the paper that could he heard FOR blocks'
Again, with difficulty. Mr. Barry secured
quiet This Il the order of the Knights
OF Labor. Non will return Co Your sew
erai shops tomorrow morning, every one
OF you" This was delivered with un.
mistakable emphasis. Some cool headed
delegates arose at his point aud couuselcd
the men Go obey. A vote was taken on
the question. The affirmative. vote was
very weak, but there were no dissenting
voices. MIR, Barry immediately stepped
INTO carriage and drove down To y. u.
Armour's city office. The packer received
him courteously aud listened attentively
while lac related the brief story OF the end.
ing of the strike. Then Mr.. Harry nut tl,,,
query 10 Mr.. Armour: "Wiil YOU dispense
with the services OF your new men IL tho
Armour emphaticaliy declared that not
one OF tho new men would be sun
planted, IL they desired to remain. 10
added that the beef butchers upon their
return must work ten hours or not at all.
This evening Mr. Armour 10 stand 10y
his OFT made assertion that the packers
could better afford u concession 10 tic beef
men than To the pork men, instructed his
manager 10 give all the beef men who re
turn 10 work tomorrow AN advance OF -
cents per day over the old rates Souo
time after the strike had been declared at
an end announcepent was made that tho
packers had adopted winter schedule Of
wnges, To 20 into effect immediately. This
IS equivalent TO temporary advance Of 10
per cent The scale ordinarily does not
take effect until the middle OF November
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Mad with fhlrss.

BgAUNoST, Tx, Oct. ls.--A new dan
ger seems 90 have rupg up In the vicini-
" of Sabine that has scared thc sesrcbers
for the unfortunate Tho eattls have O.
come da gerous " Id animals. The water
ing pools have been MI with ses ~ ter
and he cattle ar Wild with thirst Satur-
day ening . stees chased three men who
were wafk nR eleEg the edge Of tho bnyon
and would probably have killed I Do n
they had moi succeeded in re ch ng their
boat W hen the steer saw be was FOL cd
he seebTe, to b come an Te fuTions flOugh-
ing up the saod with his horns and belioy
ing loudly.
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The penth Li,tInn,sasInn.

BEfrHosr. TEA. oct 81 IT Is estimated
by persons who bsve been over the scene OF
the disaster 10 Johnson's Bayou, Sabine
Fes- aud Tgyior's Bayou. that the death
list will amount 90 two hundred mud nfty.
kiRiny.ffve lIoslies have been recovared aud
buried ~ JohpsOu's Bayou. Gfty.f0ur At
hobine fHss and about seventy white nnd
coi0red persous nre still missing 80 Sabine
Pass, nione. Hundreds ~ thousands of acres
ar stiii submerged. rendering the search for
the dead veFydlgiaplf. over Ts,Etgpeoylo stIl
remain tphn nccOunted fOf ~ J0hnsOuis
Bayou. 70 is th0ught that many % the
dead baye ocen carried out 40 s,ia by the
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National ordn noe fsctorv.

WssnfSorVs. Oct. l7. The wori. of trans
orfuiug ile Washington Navy yard into a
naval ordnance fectDry viii be commenced
in fey days Tine Old bpndings VIII bo
takcb down Or reoonafrglctad ard ui,sr
Oues. suitable 90 lha ucF Fiud ~ industry.
Wit - tuin. The Sfcrefery Il the NAVY
tniends % place ibis nev naval ordnanrs
shop - spqldiis as possible in a condition
% the most efheiency M W. expected that
wfhn sixty day 90 men wili D. employed
r Dc hOp end that ultimately more than
500 wi' ~ 70 work there Approximation
have already been made ~ establish tie
plant
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HIs Innocsne. es,sbl shed.

NrwaEK, \. J., oct. Item years aga
Charles Smith, trcasurerof Ksarncy Town.
ship near this city, wns accused OF rotbius
the township ~ s25OOp Hc claimed that
hs had refunded 81 0OD worth of bonds
Int the canecisd securities had bsen sfoien
from his Office. Proceedings eeFs begun
"wednesday wOfkmen discovered strong
box buried In the ground some disfsacs
from Mr. smiths house. n was found %
contain $4,000 of CRuceled bonds Of k8af-
ncy Township. Smith innocenee ~ thus
established
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in sprlna atoy. c,msl.ru.

CfycfxvATI, Oct. "a The remains % ths
late Chief Justice salmon r. Chase arrived
from Washington ~ special train tbis
morning. escorted BY members of hi-
family. ths Chief Justics snd bis associates
on the Supreme Bench. and . committees
~ the House ~ Hepressntafiy Meus
rial services we're held in Music Hall. Thefs
the rfmains WeFs FeceiV Ved b. GaYernos
IoFnker on behalf ~ the citix a. - Daia.
Addressfs we're then made by ex Governor
boadlv and Jostice stanley Matthe ~.
Rev br Jofu Haii delivered the prayer.
The remains weTs then carried 20 BfrinE
Grove Aeneiery Tor iutsrinaut.
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Great Snakes.

BosroN, Oct ls-Thc twenty nine ana.
one-half foot python which recently rot
away IN City Hall Park, New York again
escaped this morning while being trans
fsrrcd from his box 10 a cage at a museum
here. Crawling under the stage the
snake broke away several boards, entered
the cellar, got into the cold.sir box ~ the
furnace and burst open its side, the bricks
him, aud after a terrible struggle lasting
an hour and n half, they succeeded la
csging him. During tb. Eight the python
wound himself around two thick joists aud
snapped them as easily a. II they were only
pipesfems. lie bit one man IN the wrist.
and squeezed tbs breath out Of another 10y
iamfning bim sgainst the wall
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The Town OF Salisbury. Nd. Belng swep,
Out by Tie IInne..

. ''"' ~ fnuff bFtuE swept
Out by tbe FLAMES.
SslIsHuI,Y, Mi, Oct IA IRE. which
started In small frame stable about z
o'clock 10 night swept over the entire bus
mess portion ~ the village. A brisk wind
from The southeast spread tho flames rap
idly, while the Inhabitants stood by power
lcss 90 prevent the dcsiructlon a. the dry
frame buildings burned too nercely To l,
checked 10y the small apparatus. Assist
aDcc has boeu asked from Crisneid
and Wilmington Del, but at a
late hour tonight u looks a. though the en-.
tire village would Dc destrot cd 10 l. Inn
possible 90 enumoratc the property lo.t nc
this late hour but rough guess places tho
damage Mt over ~ Oo0DDO AtSres with their
contents were licked np by the flames. and
the streets tonight are fnll of people whose
homes have been destroyed At midnight
the lire is stu burning nercely, aud there
seems 70 10 no h0po Of staying lta progress.
learned
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o. $50 ort if.--ls b. Csusllisn f1ua-f
roHdrnel fbe SAD Gre srsla.f tas tr.er
.eau vessel HsF.ar Hrmea. tnf e.n i...l
'1ptain 9liglsF Or bsuHnr ,iosn ttr - :,
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Bs6 Dsksts lsogs

pfEgss DtE.. ocl B Judzs W-Csr-.
one ~ the nogi prominent men - Sally
couuty. bss sDdisni dissppsarsd sue ff y
Ft,rorted fhsf ~ bsF 80 gu Csnatia Ths
judge has Hpurofriatfd cuusldrfri.ls
sf1oust - fsgneT tei0nFtof o. ofh1F per-
ties cllfrustad 10 bis rare MrleflTlirk
ltfsDer Corapans srd otiers sre interested
ArlannH Office w1e declared rarant gEe
terdsy ard anofter srf1iutneut mace
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The Storm in Irelana.

BEIYhsr, Oct. is.The lov-lying dis
tricts Of Ulster are submerged The gale
on the Irish coast continues undated,
sll vessels 70 seek shslter Lin
srick sdvices say the Malcsir river drain
age works burst, flooding the adjacent di ~
trict and destroying valuable crops. Much
damage wns done by thehurrirsne on tho
northwest c0sst of France. Many steam
ors were compelled 20 postpone tlien de
narfrre
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The storm Al erie. pa.

EEfE- Pa, Oct. I5.--Tbe gale vhich struck
Erie last evening pro-trated Tho wires and
Eris was poIsted until this morning Tho
water rOse in the bay o. she tight 81 i've
feet and destroyed = hunter ~ ti4houneb' .
houfes and large amount Ol property.
Ihc only j yes lost we're those gf Samuel
Ofer and Clayton Eoyer. Who. during ths
frst gale, drove in front of a traln and
were killed outright Tho storm vas tba
worst known Ia twenty Year,
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sisEsGgE, ILL, Oci "a The rs'ef
wprks tower ~ this place whieb sas com
pieted last week was bi0eu over today,
rrusblng the barn ~ H a. johnson anri
portion - the residsncs ~ Josh.s kfdrsch.
Aidrrh and 80 wIte were in nngttsr fi4P-
lion ~ the bouse 81 the time aui ,ear.i m
iniafed The F0Hsf ssas - fsaf hiza.
twenty tees scToss wssDf boiler irDu. and
coet Jtsp Tic wind hine d0er trass
AM .fimnoys and fore ~ roof N0IVs4
1eFu lf,-f
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esIaelsk aasb.rr

AsHftfp. Wis.. uct 81 leo meu asfar.
81 Wiimarft hsns shoot % Dr.ara fh =
nlornins and compelled 81 WImarfh b.
enter fse vsuit af fbs o. ns ~ rs-sif rrrD.r.
sfA Hhig a. zssln 81 r11- frr rras.-rf
uifd fHr u rash from sagsN
safe end nlsffa ffrr ~s.ara Tta f..It-t
and i.ifts 20 eifi Feffs srr 81 flr wax -
ta4 fntHfrs fnp lY1k 81 tht aoosis
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CANADA ALARMED.

Something Must tie Done to Protect Her
- AEsihst American ''Touristss'
OTTAWA, ONT. oct. l5.-Ihe enormous
influx of United States forgers, dcfauliers
and svindlers into Canada within tho past
month Or 30 has rousod the authorities TO
taking further action in urging upou the
British Government the necessity al ar.
ranging exfradition treaty With tie United
States which ia ~ scope win include
many oi Tie crimes and criminals who.
1udcr The present treaty are beyond tho
roach Of the lrsss ~
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nammalh eal,.,ln. f,elatn.

PufsHrnru Pa Ort o. Ths na41ssrs
Dairy cmpany oi this city a1i 49, Blrs
~ q 81 itolfn.on & 90. ~ Chsar1 hsts
consolidated sod will comm Co. u.sn-
plhni9rn 1i katherine In flffsIaurFh % .rl
nioril. -uturai zas aGvsutlEes hrlnx tba
fariorf mere II VII D. oIf N 90 tlfrfla
in thf Wgfl4 urainz y1t s@rsIff-i4f
tnp'isand nrtfrs ~ hutferine Ger dlE IA
VII Jay internal feVrnus taxas ~ tltflaJ
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PfrrsHrEoH OCT THE Keyssons
sreviqg toml,alqsg ia.r ioFy brick ware
h",-e ~ NJnth fhiriflfifh street fell lselfh
T. loud crash sognf laviig this msrr ~.
lhn Pa Hding vas completely wrecked. a1f
e. large amount n netf stored fn tars .n
the STRUCTURE destroyed The l0ss .rf
torly -tlyusand dnliuIa No rtr.on saa in
iurfi 2 De acoi1eut uHf causai hv tho
foundation girlnT cfaV.
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CmcAeo Oct is.gfhs first game of n
series Of seven between tho Chicagos,
champions Of the Leaahe Assoei ation end
Browns, Of 81 Louis. champions ~ Tho
American Association fuf fhe champion
ship of the world aud $40 90. was PLAYED
here this afternoon Following is the score;
Chicsgos. 8 ~ Louis, o. There were is.
tween three ih0nsand and FIVE th0usHni
people present af fhecommencenlertu - tie
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Ihs sahlnt Pas, nl.a,l.r

BgAuHoSr, Tx. oct. f5.- Reports from
Sabine Fass state the destruction OF life
aud properly fhbrs BY ths recent dsIugo
is tsrriDiel Tho iist - missinz ~ over
one huDdred, ninety Of whom are known
% bo drowned Tho pecuniary iuss h ssti.
mated ~ bali million The town uas
wiped Out 81 eEistouee.
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evv.v Entrants psalse LssoIso.

Nrw YoHK, Get, s.-Commirsoner ~
Emigr alton Stars to-day refu ed % silow
forty three Gypsies ~ b. arJi Cd to-day on
the Nefhe land steamship W A Sch J.
ter. from Rotterdam. 70 land. and ori rsd
them No tbsck 20 the q ssfner The SOFA q
ter vii now have - board and ke 3 tnsn
until She ret1fns 70 hotfer sn,
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THE CHECK RETURNED.
Editor Dana Refuses 10 Allow the Grant.
To Inr That IiIn

Nrw NoEg, Oct. Colonel Fred Grant
has writtan n letter 20 the editor ~ tho
Sni, saying that while t1l Grant family
regards the biu of Holmes A. Co, the under
takers who cinbelmed the Generals
boty as unjust. they did not wish 90 500
Others suffer by reason 81 it aud he thsro-
forc eDcloaea Mrs Grants check for $50
The amount OF Holmes Il Co.'S bill 10
this, Mr. Dana replies tbut a. the Grant
fnmily regard the bill n improper, there
~ no reason Why the SIN should be rcin-
bursed FOR ~ pay ment ~ tho sBuss. aud
fbe check h. therefore returned
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Iarff5r mo. Fegsf ruTIfy-

BELrmzzE y = OF IS TIE jury IN
the Titus caes rendered verdict o. murder
in ihc drat degree for killing ruie sritb.
Foreman l.fEe hnfst inro teafs sfters sn-
noubcinr tha verdict on tie h-st hanat
the jury stood 3 - 8 srafrst tfs rfftoaer
a. Guilty of mursier in r.a GfIi dnzfee
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hosHgsTsH n. 81. O. s bon0vln. sto
Jnmpsd oif las Brootiyn bfidea u hdrs
esanu Ing fhs 0tncsee FsIfs who're sam
Patch mads his celebrated leap o. deatn
over ftF yeari aeo. DJnSvin viii erect
p.atiorm aEa etteinpt ~ sama ieaa
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rsN fnsNcI-C1. Oct i7 pdvafe aIvioas
ceceiyed in th cfy aiete lhat cholera
tuffakiuF frft,it ID C1rta ~5f4. r.n
bc for0tf ofthf r.ftnuf 0f fhe seoar.r Is
nls moro lllU Hf WatHf che fIrfaE
where ouf ~ o ruptlsl9n of two hnndrsI
th91isand tne destt rate runs af the Fright
tul average a. p ihousand n uav
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Pans Oct. - = paother escaped from.
q Inenseerie IN Cbsmbsry, the capita of
savoy. day. and ran through the sftoets,
creating great panic. The beast BIZ many
persons and scalped end Killed 2 policeman
before he was captured.
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nix, socaoI Dies Al rew orl,s,,.

NEV OnLrfVs or fs-Mke tlCrrl
cell known ip puniisiie erolos. died fhls
ingro'ng 90 fhe Char.ts hospital isfs N
kidney dIsca.rs auu .0mHffearl1us arf.lnr
tncrefrom PC ufs l1 vears oid
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"AsmseTosi Oct i5.-titi .efiliisnfs l,l.
tls te ernoas from ths cisf to re,g
fork to-day resuiied So a eatisfact0rf talk
lfed-miiq wire
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HsrgHozo. "a. Ocf 49, Minneapolis
has bccn selected a. the piaer for ho'din ~
Zoe neFt annual convention % tbe General
Assembly ~ che kniEhfFnf Labor aft-x .
long and faa ious contest
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CHtHfTsrog, r. g., Det ~ There 49,
slight but distinct shock Of sarthquaks
shortly affsrf O'Clock this morning. which
made windows rattle. but did no other
harm. Tine same shock was feif az Rurs.r
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Stricken Biloyi

NrR oia.Esss or NJ Yellow fever hns
msde its appearance in sliss.ssiffi. end s55
cases we're rclOrfed at B.loXi in the past
tWO werIi.. 1h. STATE R9afd of Health
quaIlmLIn.I ~ lla.e ll-la.
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"A matchmaker sav- that thc1uui-
tifude of telegraph. tclephone-pud
eieciric-light wires w large citic- have
much ~ do with the ysriati0u and
stopping ~ watches which have hth-
ertO been good fimc-keepcrs. and that
manufacturers are irving to invent
means 90 provide against this maQIr3t-
izing Of watches. n j. GraDhfG
1t cost q fashionable lady who was
eOiourning ai Saratoga last summer
three hundred dollar. for doctors' bills
for Attendance on 81 pct dog. which
was taken aek If9g times.
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WfsnryGfuv. o. Is General W i-sa
fccoutr promoted hss b-ea ordered 90
assume commsnd 81 the Deilarl uisute ~
ttn Missouri
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nsrrIsv. Of the Governor Of maryIsua.

C6gEgrDeE, Nh. Oct ls ~Govsfn0r
Hsnrf lloyd vss nlIried today 70 Nfs
Msfv y. stapiefort also of this old town
Thoy vii make short wedding tour be-
fora foing 70 Annapolis - reside m th9
Exscutivs Mansion
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NUMBER 2.
sourntes NEWS olrAr,nos.


t.tvrsroN Cotton easy on tb- i7ys.
midiiiug. si.cs lo~ middlinR. sac. good
ordinary, 'tc. ne, aud gross recelpts.
etis bales. exports to Great Britain. 9.7iz
bales sales, 40 bales; stock. q. .sst bales.
Nn~ oHL1,Ss.-s Cotton steady ntiddiink.
SIC, low midJling. eAc.s good ordinary.
sssc. net receipts, 1900 hp,ic- Rro~s. 10 All
bales exports to Great Britain 1.,1D bales :
sales, tfDo haies. stock sc.s19 baie-
MNNrni.- Cotton steady middlinr ssfc /:
receipts. 2.sta bales shipments. 2 app bale. /.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-09
First Publication March as, 1886. Application for . Patent.--N,s. Nxa
U. s. LAND OFFICE,

TUCSON. Arizona, March a. ISee. Notice is hereby given that the Grand C,,p,ral Mining Company, by l. B. Gage. Superinrend ent whose postoffice address is Tombstone, Co chise County, Arizona, has this day filed his ap- plication for a patent for 66 linear feet of the Moonlight mine CT vein. bearing gold and silver. with surface ground 600 feet in width situated iI Tombstone Mining District. County of Cochi-e. and Territory of Arizona. and designated by the field notes and official plat on file in this office as lot number I77. in said district; said lot No r77 being as follows, to wit:
 Commencing at the initial monument of the claim. at post, AKA inches and marked '.l. M. Moonlight, M (. No. I, situated on the N. F. center end line of the south extension of the Grand Central mining claim lot No 43; whence U. S mineral monument No. bears N. se' I7 w. o82 feet distant
 Thence s. 770 IS E. 300 feet to :. E. corner Of claim, to post 4x4 inches. set in monu- ment of stone, and marked "M M. C. No. 2" Thence N. I2' 4s' E. 66 feet to N. E. corner of claim, to post 4x4 inches set in monu. | ment of stone, and marked "M. M. C. No. g. Thence N. 77' IS w. s.s feet to the intersec. ton with the E. side line of the Grand Central mining claim, lot No. 4a N. 23' IS E. 63 5 feel | from the S. E. corner of claim, and 300 feet to the N. center of claim, to post AKA incles, sei | in monument of stone. and marked "M M. C. No. 4"
 Thence N. " IS w. 3e 5 feet to intersection with S. end line of lot No. 4a at point N. 66ss IS w. 5I.2 feet from post marked e. C. No. 4, and 2or feet to N. w. corner of claim, on the Sidney line, whence witness post bears N,. 2I' E. 4o feet distant, being marked w. C. M M. C. No. S"
 Thence from point of true corner s 2I' w. 66. 5 feet to s. w. corner of claim. also N. w corner of Grand Central South claim lot No, B. to post 4x4 inches, and marked "M Nj. C No.6."
 Thence S 77' IS E. 300 feet 10 the piscea O beginning.
 Magnetic variation IT. 43 E., containing 66s 1000 of an acre. exclusive of conflict with the Grand Central claim lot No. A.
 The location of this mine is recorded in tte Recorders office of Cochse County, Arizona, in Book I, Transcribed Records of Mines. page aa7. The adjoining claimant is the applican herein only.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Moonlight mine or su' face ground are required to file their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land office at Tucson. in the Territory of Arizona, during the sixty days period of publi- cation hereof or they will be barred by virtue Of the provisions of the statute.
 B.M. THOMAS. Register
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Administrators Notice.

All persons having claims az iinS; W. P, i.an. caster deceased. are required to exhibit then with the necessary vouchers to me. al my resi- dence in Wilcox, Arizona within four months after the first publication of this notice.
 Mas. \. |. LANCASTER, Dated April 20, 1886. AdmfHfa-sfT5;;- =
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It is ordered that the foregoing notice of Alp. plication for Patent be published for the period of sixty days, in the EPITAPH. daily newspa. per, published at Tombstone, Cochise County Arizona. B. M. THOMAS, Register.
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