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NoarotE. Va, july 3D. sa'nriynish'
William Bynci. O colorl m1u, residing on
bingham street, wen, home ih''A',a,eu'
ON entering the ro,m h.s wife met h'r
AMI began to give him O lecture. On turn
inc around hi. ewes ic,l upon the looking
gla.. ON the bureau. and. seeing himself
reflected. thought he saw another man IN
,bc r,om. tie demanded 10 Know MhM
Inc intruder wanted and, without waiting
fr4faH,. struck the glass WITH oo1t
1.gM NrHlUgit to pieces and eu'tln.
Il. ..u.".. on both OF his wrists.
$50. ..a; i,r and iu q short whnt
...i uuyl he found the man Slowly
p.....ls 700 ,,aIh
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given rise TO strong opposition, but has led
10 its invocation by its friends TO compass
objects not in the least related TO it. Thus
partisans Of the patronage system have
naturally condemned il. Those who do
not understand its meaning, either mis-
trust it, or when disappointed because in
It's present stage 1t is not applied TO every
real or imaginary i'll, accuse those charged
with its enforcement with faithcssncss 10
civil service reform. Its Importance has
frequently been underestimate, and the
support OF good men has thus been lost by
their lack OF interest in its success. Eo-
sides all these difficulties, those response
BILE for the administration OF the govern
ment, in its executive branches, have been,
and still are, often annoyed and iritatcd
by the disloyalty TO the service and the
insoencc OF employees, who remain in place
as the beneiiciarics and the relics or re-
mindcrs of the vicious system OF appoint
ment which civil service reform was in
tended 10 displacc.
And yet these are but the incidents OF
an advance movement which is radical
and far reaching. The people are, not
outstanding, TO be congratulated upon
the progress which has been made, and
upon the firm, practical and sensible
foundation upon which this reform now
rests.
With u continuation of the intelligent
fidelity which has hitherto characterized
the work Of the commission, with u con.
tinuation and increase OF the favor and
liberty which have lately cyinccd by the
Congress for the proper equipment OF the
commission for its work with A firm but
conservative and reasonable support Of the
reform by all It's friends, and with the dis
appearance Of the opposition which must
inevitably follow its better understanding,
the execution OF the civil service law can.
not lail To ultimately answer the hopes in
which IL had It's origin.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Executive Mansion, July %, 1883.
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CHURCH STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
Marrow Escape OF "a Congregation from
Panic.

Panic.
Cmc,Cn, H., July % Mr.. MoOdy's
Chicago avenue church hal q narrow ~
escape from serious danger by lightning
Yesterday Just before tho morning services
The spic was struck and badly damaged
~ was also q portion OF the roof sundl,
school had just closed, and the pcopl,
we're beginning 10 Tie into the chuUl
auditorium when o loud clap Of thunder
shook the cdihoc from end to end, almost
causing panic among the occupants
the building while the Sabbath sChop
children that hal remained screamed With
terror as they saw toe appalling HASH VI
lightning through the windows.
The electric shock was plainly FELT 10y hll
IA the church. aud iuf the Instant tuyy
wcrc dumb with fright The news that
lightning hal struck the churh spread
RAPIDLY. aud when thp hour Tor service
hal arrived as many curiosity seekers were
standing on the outside ns there we're Wor.
shippers within. Al SORTS Of report. Us ~
damage and loss Of life Wyp inuWuIaton,
but all were gruundlcss. II b. regarded ~
pru,idcntill that the stroke dil not come
after the large congregation hdd uetn
seated In the auditorium, o. @ p1nlr ani
rush would have undoubtedly resulted 10
great loss ni lIl'. ~ the exits ir.W ihc au
ditorium are down narrow, Winning STAIRS
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HARD TO BEAR.
A Murdoross In Told that Her Sentence
10 Commutod, Whom 10 Is Not.

IL Commutod, whom u is Not.
NV YonK, July -. 1t was announced
late last night that Gov It'll had consented
10 commute the sentence of CHAR Gig.
naralc, the condemned murlcrcss Of her
husband, 10 imprisonment Tor life. The
tidings were taken To the Tombs last even.
ing by Miss Pearl Eytingc, the actress, who
has taken such an active interest m saving
the liic oi the Italian woman.
When the young actress met tho unior.
tunitc woman, she exclaimed you arr
saved, Char, YOU afc saved.
Tears IT gratitude Hpmng into Chiari'-
eyes. aud she exclaimed. "Ohl ! am 10
glad. am ~ thankful
Then overcome with excitement, the
prisoner fell back scnsclcss on hcr couch,
rlasping "a rucinN 10 her heart.
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A aREENvILLE ENTERPRISE.
Her Leading Men Organize n Homo In.
aurnnco Company

hurnnco company.
Special Dispatch Ia The Appeal
GREESyIILr, Miss. July 23.-For the
last two or three days movement has
been on foot here Ia establish home In.
surancc company. Tho matter has now
assumed definite shape, over $40, 900 has
boon subscribed aud directory Of promi.
ncnt citizens elected. The iuyinnce com.
pnny will be Sai,crcd = follows rrvi
dent, Maj T. NJ. Williams; vicc-prcsidcnt
Henry T. lrcys, treasurer. Thomas Mount
secretary. Mai +. VI. Dohorty. With th,
exception Of the last named gentleman
these arr al prominent business men ol
Gccnyilc. identified with her best inter
csis. Maj. Dohcrty upon whom will dc.
yclop the practical management, Is an in,
sumncc man Of wide experience aud rep.
utation, having Tor several years past ~.
sided at Nicksburg, fcprcscnlingt the West.
crn Insurance company, NJ Toronto, Can
ada. The new Grccnyillc enterprise has
a powerful backing, aud its organizers are
most sauguiuc of success.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
Pacific Railroad Telegraph Llnes-The
Fisheries Treaty In tho Senate.

WASHINGTON, July 23-[llousel There
was u number OF vacant chairs in the
House this morning when that body was
called TO order, and an unusually large
number OF requests for leave OF absence
were submitted and granted.
In a few words, explanatory Of the i'm.
portancc Of tho immediate passage Of the
measure, Mr.. Crisp, OF Georgia, called up
and the House passed tho Senate hill to
perfect the quarantine service Of the
United States. The call Of States for the
introduction Of bills having been dispensed
with, the House proceeded TO the consid-
Grafton Of business pertaining 10 the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
Mr. Dockery, Of Missouri, submitted the
Conference rpOrt on the bill requiring the
Pacific railroad companies to construct and
operate separate telegraph lines. The ~.
port was agreed 20.
Tho House then, at 32j O'Clock, al.
iouTncd
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Cmc,Go, H., July -. Edward Ken.
ncdy aud John Mangan, sailors, got into
an alteration ON the schooner l,hodn
Emily last night and blows Ncrc exchanged.
Mangnn then siczcd cullas-, which he
drove into Krnncdy's body six times, cut.
ting through two ribs aud literally olsen
hoNcing the unfortunate man. Kennedy
WIS removed 10 ho hospital ina dying con.
dii0n. Minyan was turned over ~ the
I0ligp
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KlSGroS, Ont, July - C. G. Nelson,
abscondng banker from Atlanta, Ga, Is
la tho Bclloyillc jail. lie has been r..
mandcd ior q week. lie has bccn held ior
bringing stolen money into Canada. lie
las no fear VI being cXifadity'. Nelson
IL a Canadian, having been born at Long
Point. near Hamilton. llc brought here
t2i. 900 aud much icsclry. Ills dcialca.
ton was much larger.
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NpCClal UtpaIIh " IhU Appeal,
wAsuiS0roS, July 23.-fhc Hon. WIN.
l. Scott obtained an indefinite leave VI ali.
scncc today from the llouso, aud Il Is un'
denlood will address himself At once 10
tho Inauguration u campaign work. Mr.
Scott thinks the Democratic outlook most
promising. bat insists that nothing should
be- taken ior granted. lie is an advocate
Of hard work ia politics and will himself
set an example which II would do well Tor
Democrats everywhere 10 emulate. Nj.
Scott will spend the greater part Of his
time ia New York.
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ST. Lorr, Mo-, July %. A special
from Topeka, Kas., 10 the Post. Diprtrh
states that when the adultery ease against
Henry W. Moore was called this morning
Moore failed 20 respond and his bond Ut
sjDO WAS forfeited. Mn. NoHon's case
was continue iDr two weeks. Their law.
ycrt gave 90 ntImation Of their prcUat
=. l.,...l...f.
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CiNciyy,L o., July 23.-Gcncml
Thomas L. Young, ox.Goycrncr Of Ohio,
was buried 100 spring Grove cemetery this
afternoon. Goy Foraker aud other pruu0.
mont State officials were present, anal ''pn
r. +. Moves delivered tie funeral uldpHa
Thr LOYAL Legion, Of which Gen. You
wis q member, passed appropriate uys1,i'
lIyns,
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FIFTY ooHvIoTs CONFIRMED
ny Bishop spalding at tho Joliet Poni
Tertiary.

jour-, H., July 23.-An interesting
event took place at the pcnitcntiary yes.
tcrday, which attracted large number Of
visitors. Il was the confirmation Of City
conyicts by Bishop spalding. Il was the
second tune In tho history Of the poniicn.
tiary that an event Of this character has
taken place within It's walls, the previous
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Tsu1h In %.

Ain,NY, ". V, July 2j-Gov llill,
when questioned this morning concerning
the report that ho bad decided 10 continue
the death sentence NJ Mrs. CHAR Gig.
naulr, said Il WIS news tD him. lilo has
taken no action iu the cusv.
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WASHINGTON, July 23.-rho conference
report on the river aud harbOr bill was
presented and agreed TO,
The Senate then proceeded TO consider
the fisheries treaty la open executive scs.
sion, and was addressed by Mr. Dawes
and Mr.. Stewart In opposition TO lis rati.
Gcation. During the discussion Mr.. Gray
said that Secretary Bayard had dsayowcd
the Baltimore Sm interview.
Mr. Iloar-l read that interview with
the proioundest pi,y-no other sensation.
Measurements, anger, evil aud impOtcnt
rage, which somebody imputed TO u high
officer Of tho government. could only make
any patriotic citizen experience scnsa.
ton Of modification, not Of anger. lithat
interview bo true the Secretary II State
has learned nothing in relation TO the fish.
cry interests, except tho language of the
London fish market ! am very glad that
there IN report somewhere that the sec.
rotary Of state disayows IL.
Mr. Gmy-Ihc senator cannot forcgo
the opportunity, ! suppose. Of expressing
himself In regard Ia that reported inter.
view. but after ! have stated that inter.
view was unauthorized by Mr.. nayard.
anu llhA " lltAH NifN ~ NlAi'l w iliN hlulf
paper aud from the same source from
which the interview came, | think that
all the senator has said was very much out
Of place. | do not understand the sense
Of propriciy which will allow any senator
10 comment on language imputed 10
another, which that other pcrs0n dis.
ayows.
Mr.. lloar-I don't understand that the
authorized statement contains disyoWnl.
There has been no contradiction, no denial
that the Secretary Of State uttered any
particular statement.
Mr.. CRAY will leave IL there. Among
those with whom have associated dis.
ayowal Is always sufficient.
Mr.. Dawcs-lho Secretary Of State has
not denied the interview. II merely got
out without his authority, and that Is all
there N 10 H.
The House hill for the relief II the
Southern Illinois Normal university WIS
passad, aud the senate adjourned
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Why Mr.. rnsian May NO, Come.

Special Dispatch % The Appeal
WAsniNGroN, July -. Mr. Phclnn has
been invited by the Jacksonian club oi
Memphis to address q ratification meeting
TO bc held on July 20. lie will attend II
the action Of the House upon tho applica.
ton " the commerce committee for an ~.
Segment Of days to take up business ~.
ported by Il renders II possible for him tO
leave. The measure Ia which Mr. Phclan
IL chiefly interested IL the bureau oi public
health bill. Mr. Phclan Is chairman
Of tho subcommittee ON opidcmics aud
quarantine,
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WA RrrunLicAN Movr7

Mai. II. =. Crittenden, the "oldest in.
hab!,anl" and q leading attorney, haB been
studying over the difficulty and H. real
object. lie revealed the result Of this
study TO the writer yesterday, viz Fcrgu.
son was an alternate delegate 20 the late
Republican national convention. Soon
after his return the deviltry began. Ergo,
II WAS the wicked connection Of q Ropub.
lican brain or brains, for the purpose Of
nroducing campaign fodder for that party.
Outside Of Memphis, however, there
a,a.,..m.a NJ. E.n.il. p...
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~ ''|g
A Journal noted for It's
progressive spirit and
sound sense on public
questions.
Chattanooga Times
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An immediate motive for the sending Of
these warnings was found. Ferguson, the
county clerk, and u. w. LOWS, the negro
county Judge, had been indicted by n
former grand jury for habitual drunken.
ness. The penalty was removal from
office. Their cases were set for trial last
week, al the beginning Of which the warn.
ings were sent. II is supposed that Ram.
sey acted under instructions from LOWS
and Ferguson, and that the intention was
10 create q reign OF terror which would
break the force Of the prosecutions. The
men picked out 30 accompany Ferguson,
Lewis and Ramsey into exile were those
with whom they had been intimately a..
ISOLATED In politics, religion and secret
societies. Lewis was educated at Oberlin.
Ferguson was one OF the Arkansas alter.
mates TO the National Republican conyen.
ton at Chicago. lie was serving his third
term rs clerk Of Crittenden county, an
Office worth 5000 year.
The others who went under tho notices
OF The white citizens were J. w. Rocks,
the county assessor Fred Hunt, deputy
county clerk York Byers, deputy sheriff;
the Rev. ]. j.. Lawrence. pastor Of Ihs
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Rising Sun Baptist church; Wash Beaver,
formerly deputy sheriff, J. L. Fleming,
editor OF the Marion Headlight, and his
brother, Ed Fleming; DIR. n. j. Stith, the
colored physician of Marion; Geo. Smith,
Tice helms, o. W. Mitchell, colored
lawyer +. l.. Moore, the magistrate in
Marion; Henry Bybec, Mack Green and
Lewis h rown.
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armed forces is violation, not only of
statutes, which shall read to you, but it
is a violation of the spirit OF the constitu-
ton. The constitution guarantees the
liberty and personal security OF the citizen
and the right OF trial by jury, but Of what
avail or benefit is this right il gang of
armed men may seize you at daylight,
and, by force or threats, drive you at once
from the Slater"
Mohave County miner., 1888-05-26

Special notices in the reading columns of
shs MrsKs will be charged at tho rate Of
Ton Gents per line for each insertion.
Mohave County miner., 1888-05-26
1rurify xour BLOOD.

Bodily and mental health dcpend epon
3 healthy condition of the blood. Ths
blood particularly In the spring and
summer months, becomes cioggsd with
Impurities, which poison il and generate
disease. a harmless blood purifier 10
necessary TO restore healthy tcne.
The bost purifier and tonic known 10
Bwift's Specific "a. B. -. OF Its won
derful purifying and tonic powers We
give few testimonials:
Mr.. VIM. A. Sicbold, with George 2.
Rowell ~ Co., 10 Sprucs Street, New
York, writes: 81 feei IL my duty, for
the benefit Of others who may be II.
fiicted q. / was, 70 write you this letter,
which you Can use In any way you
choose. ] suffered great pain from
boils, ell over my Rsck; conid mot
turn my head without acute pain. After
trying all tho usual remedies. and lind.
ing no relief, used ono bottle n. &. D.,
my Jobs Comforters.' Now net 3
slgn Of my afiiiction can be seen"
Mr.. NJ. Il. Hamlln, Winston, N. c..
writes: ~ use IL every spring It aE
ways builds me up, giving mo appetite
end digestion, and enabling me TO ntaud
ehe hot summer days. On using IL 7
soon become strong Of body and sasy OF
mtnd.r
Mr. C. Il. Mitchell, West 23d 81
Ferry, Now YORK, writes: "I weighed
lIs pounds when began taking your
medicine, and now l52 pounds. would
rot be without H. So. Tor several times
its weight in gold."
Treatise ON Blood and Skin Disesse
nailed FREQ. The SwIYT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawar 8, Aslss Ia, d,
Mohave County miner., 1888-05-26
Assessment Notice.

Arnold Gold and Silver Mining Company.
Location Of principal place Of business,
San Francisco, California.
Location of works. Cedar Valley Mining
District, Mohave county, Arizona.
Notice ls hereby given that at a meeting
of the Board Of Directors, held on the Hrst
day of Nav, 1883. AN assessment mo. ~
of no vent y-fiye cts. (75 cts.) per share was
levied upon the capital stock OF the corpor-
alton. pa ayable Immediately in United States
gold coin, to the Secretary, at the Office Of
the Company, Room 81, No. 800 Ssnsome
Street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock npon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on tho fourth day Of
june. 1888, will be deIineu Mt and adver.
tised for saie at public auction; and unless
payment Ia made before. will be sold on
Tuesday. tho 2ith day Of June. 1888, to pay
the delinquent assessment, together with
costs of advertising and expenses OF sale.
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
A. JUpsos, Secretary,
Room 81. No. 800 Sansome Street,
San Francisco, California.
Mohave County miner., 1888-05-26
At the Recorders once.
The following instruments have been
recorded since our last report:

The following instruments have been
recorded since our last report:
MINING LOCATIONS.
The Southern Cross" by Bruno Sidel.
Located March 18th, 1888; about two
miles east OF Mineral Park. ....
The Black Waryour," by w. e.. Mas
ters and w. II. Storms. Located April
2Oth, 1888; situated in Music Mountain.
The "Knickerbocker," by J. Meyers,
+. Keohan and Jack Kenney. Located
March 18th, 1888; situated in Cedar
Valley Mining District.
The Last Chance, by George w. Darden
and Nat d. Shippy. Located May 7th,
1888; situated near Cerbat.
The Homestead, by NJ. o. Rollins.
Located April 22d, 1888. The western
extension OF the Lone Star mine.
The Highland Chief, by John s. Kolar.
Located April 10th, 1888; about two
miles south Of the Deane mine, in May
nard Mining District.
The Adelaide, by John s. Kolar and u.
d. Ward. The north extension Of the
Antelope mine in Maynard Mining Dis,
trict. tsr
DEEDS.
Caldwell Wright to Robert Steen, con-
sideration fifteen hundred dollars, d
interest in the Montezuma mine, situated
in San Francisco Mining District.
John X. Mackenzie to T. +. Brawn,
consideration s32, u interest in the
Gazette mining claim, situated about
one mile northwesterly from the d. & l.
mine, in Wallapai Mining District.
Philip Hach to +. +. Brawn, consider
ation 500, all Of the Bull mining claim
situated on tho soath side of Mays
Wash lin Wallapaf Mining District.
Philip Hach to +. +. Brawn, consider
alton fifteen hundred dollars, d interes
in the Infallible mime, situated abou
one-half mile westerly from Stockton
Hill.
| Philip Hach to +. +. Brawn, consider
alton 500, n interest in the Gazette
mining claim, situated about one-hal
mile northwesterly from the d. & l.
mine, In Wallapai Mining District.
A. L. and +. w. Rogers to X. G. AM
C.J. Fisher, consideration 800, y inter
est in the Rarvas and smuggler minini
claims. The Rarvas mine is the frs
westerly extension Of the c. o. ID. mime
and the Smuggler joins the Raryas min
on the west. t..
Mohave County miner., 1888-05-26
MINING NOTES.
Silver, q 81. Lead, s4.Oo.

v i.
The G. o. ID. shipped two car loads of
ore this week.
The Sampiing Works shipped iye car
loads OF ore this week.
J. N. Murphy was last week offered
and refused $4,000 for the Blue Lode
group Of mines near cerbat.
The Big Sandy Mining Company are
| shipping four cars OF concentrates and q
big bar OF bullion each month. They
have ten stamps. which are run night
and day.
Marshall 4 Jamison brought in from
Layne Springs lot OF gold ore which
netted them about 1920, and what is
better they have lot more Of the same
kind Of ore In sight.
Judge Morton was in from Cerbat this
week and says that the machinery ed the
mill has all been thoroughly overhanled
and Is in excellent condition and thut the
mill viii be ready for operation in about
ten days.
J. III. Campbell, Manager OF the Flores
Gold Mining Company, was In town this
week with bar OF gold bullion valred at
$500. This was the result of five days
run of the mill and Mr.. Campbell iH well
satisfied. ~"
San Francisco parties who are inter
ested in the Planet copper smelling plant
in the southern part Of the counay in
spected the plant and mines last week.
II Ia probable that work viii he resumed
atfths Planet before the sumlnef rols
| 'round.
Three leases were made On tir, Oro
Plata mine this week, each lease being
made for certain portion OF this prop
erty The first lease is to Stinson &
Janison, the second to Roberts e Boland
and the third TO Winston 4 Morrissey.
The mine has not been worked for the
past year. There is good ore in the mine
and the lessees think they can find il.
Mohave County miner., 1888-05-26
SUMMONS.
In the District Court Of the Third Judicial
District, Territory Of Arizona, County OF
Mnhaye

In the DistffGt Court OF fhe In1fd JunfciaI
District, Territory Of Arizona, County OF
Mohaye.
Mary y. HannaIi,
PIaintln,
va.
Harvey ti. HaDnah,
Defendant.
Action brought In this District Court Of the
Third .gudiciai District OF the Territory
of Arizona, In aud for the County Of
Mohays.
The Territory Of Arizona sends Greeting to
Harvey q. Hannah. /,
You are hereby Summoned and required
10 appeas Ia an action brought against yon
by the above named Plaintiff. ia the District
Court Of the Third Judicial District, in and
for the Connty Of Mohaye, in the Territory
Of Arizona. and answer the complaint f'ed
with the Clerk of this Court. at KiDgroan,
In said County, Ia copy OF which cornplaint
accomps n,es this 5nmmons,) within ten
deys (exclusiye of the day Of service) sfter
She service upon yon OF this Summone, u
served In this County; but II served ont OF
tho County and within tins District, then
within twenty dayr In All other eases,
thirty days.
And you are hereby notified that II you
fail to alspear ana answer tie complaint 40
above required, the Plaintiff viii take judg.
ment against you as prayed for in her com
pisint. and costs and disbursements In thi
behalf expended.
Given under my hand and tbs
49,, Sea! of the said District Court, ~
SEAL. KingInsn, this 2fth day Of April
---r--- 1883. WlLLrAn LABxIs, Clerk.
VIC. Blakely, Atty for Plaintiff. B-A