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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18
CONKLIAG IS DEAD
TzE END At ? O'CLOCK tbs 4 n.
Ihs sz-.sa4fsr Iaceasci91s To- rikEt
Hsars Bsfsfe hts Dsaka-A s-~t~t
% ihs Lsfs o. tas Late tis-
tlnxaishea stztsszlssn-

Azs TosN. Gss . a., April ls.-Enscoe
Conklias died g. 200 ll4s morning.
The report sas eausat q. iast night
that NJ Coa1hng hAd died 5uE such ~zs
not he fsss. ia 5scAns unconscious a.
tnat asas 1nd renamed - until the ums
If h.s asslh. 10. Barker said IS midnight
tbat Conz Ing Eoaii aot regain e0Dsci0as-
nsss 1zAiB, al Nould probably de 10 tEO
or l1rss hours f1am the giving 0ag Of tns
siAl force. his hlnos gradually became
sold snd death s1sued Eiihost a stFugEis.
hrs. Coazisne. Afs. 0ziman and othsrs
Surrounded ne dyia. mac bedside
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18

BosroS. ApVi i7.-Cap.sin Andrews is
superirtendirg the building Of the canoe
DARK sscrst in watch ne = 70 make the
VOYAGE across ihs Atlantic in June. TIE
little craft viii b- Il fsss inches long.
WITH one mast. lantsen sail and al iron
keei. 50 arranged tost in case of cscsiziBg
if can - Immediately rsiesss j from the
bottom. taus prsCiuding al Ossibility OF
siaki0g The csgtsins experience in ISIS
when - crossed the 0cesn in the little
Nsuulas easele- him 20 suggest ns1v i'm
provements IA the construction Of TIE DARK
~4rraf
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18
4ANoAMUs DENIED.
Ihs fttItlon of CTosnbis s. Chesbro ssd
Othsrs Against the q. R. a 1.

Ihs fttltios of CFosnbis s. Chesbro and
Othsrs Against tho q. R. a 1.
LASsisG. April 1.-THE peution Of Crom-
be & Cbesbro and Others for mandamus 10
compel Judge Montgomery to vacate por-
ton Of the order he recently made in the
cnaneery proceeding begun in the Kent
Circuit Court 20 set aside the deeds made
bv Isabella Chesebro Bole. 70 the Grand
Rapids Lansing & Detroit Railroad Com
pany, came ca for hearing today. The
respondent VISA represented By Wn. Alden
Smith and the relstors by Hyde and
Earl. OF Grand Rapids. the Arguments in
the case were made this forenoon, and the
Court. a. the afternoon session. denied the
mandzmus This = the second attempt 20
lay the foundation tor al INDUCTION against
the railroad company, who are construct
ing their line. and IL having failed. the
company wii keen IN possession, and the
work continue. uninterrupted. Ii il ex-
pecled the road will De done June l.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18
fssoeslok lNpsoWNo
IRE symptom. 81 Ersschitis Absting-
- r-a~ ,r Fusauo,f.

IRE sym ptstns % Bronchitis Abstiu<-
30 F-ar 90 fasamouis-
LovDoS. April il.-Ah dispatches re-
,-vsd from Berlin Up % r8itnight con-
6-m the previous reports that Empsr0r
frsisricks condition = improving. Hi,
tsnlpe1srUrs = mgch lover than 10 vas this
norning. his respiration slower. and the
svmp,0ms Of bronchitis az soatinz. The
doctors nov ssseTt that there i no fear o'
pneumonia. and express cunitsrce in theii
ability 20 remove the bronchial clrcnm-
stances upon vhIch iesr of Inflammation
az lungs hs- been founded Afer making
his spDssraocr 40 tte virdow t0dav the
Emperor trsnSaelei a quantity Of State
hrunets. involving considerable writing.
fesrlv April t7.-Ths Emperors ievsr
increased ssmeEhst towsrd evening. eal
otherwise 1is condition is unchaogesi.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18
To Bo Tried for Nurderous Assault.

tNs>sastt - - N-NtesAs-stNANA
NoRTHPoRT, April l7.-fhe trial of Hubert
and John Deuster, who, with others, made
a marde-oas assault upon John Cadham
and Martin CozArt at Sultan's Bay, comes
uD at the May term of tine Leelsnsw Circuit
Court Csdhsm and Cozart were pesceable
be that they attended = temperance met
ing which was being addressed by William
A. Taylor. OF Lansing. The Duesters are
saloons keepers. aud threatened to tar and
feather Taylor, and ride him out OF town
on a rail. ont be made bis escape.
The ice Is still solid in Grand Traverse
Bay
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18
E.eannd Ernm Prf.nn-

Jackson. Mich., April i7.-Convict Harry
Morris. from Kalamazoo. June Is, 1876.
sentenced to seven years for horse stealing,
escaped from the prison last night and has
not yet been captured. Morris was chore
man about the wArden's residence for the
pss- three weeks. and IS five feet six inches
tail, weighs 40 pounds. has black slde
vhiskers and mustsche and gray eyes. 4
reward of $50 is offered for bis capture.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18

=. 9 Carr. re We kBovn supe-i1tsr-
sezt a. Ths ksteT ksnnfsct1r Il f.orr5srrr
wss IN ~ ctr yesser5sg n zing % ~
pr11s 80 fr-asf7-s re1. saow1e thar
rsr csseFf o1res1 eo1strasffon- Ths ~.
rsrsre H4sn1fscf's-srs q fhis c1tv az ansns-
zsoas ~ ssFi1e shss i is kss eest cozsxrse
ten ever sa5su il tklz slky.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18

EsTly this morning t-o officers who vers
doing special duty heard noise in the
house Of 81 repute At i5l Almz-st.. kept ~
found George OssorB. G. Hsves and Charles
Lewis. three vel kn0vn toBEh "a. who. with
the landlsdy. LIBBY YoBngs sad Stella
WatsTs bosrtier 81 The house. were having
frurEen ~sr dance. The officers arrest.
81 Al Eve u them
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18
Corset Department.

We are showing an exceed
ingly large line of Domestic
and imported Corsets, all pop
ular makes,at very Low Prices.
Our No. 80 at so cents, is
above the ordinary. IL is a
seven-piece corset. five hooks,
forty-two bones of very excel
lent material, and good shape.
For $l.00 take your choice
from DR.. Schillings Spiral
Spring. DR.. Warmers Cora
line" and FLEXIBLE Hip" Bor-
trees Duplex" Thompsoa
Langdoa d Co. "R. H. and
"Nentilating." the Pivot"
STANDARD and French woven
Pandora"
In the better grades of
French woven Corsets, rang
ing from sl.25 TO 81. every
number Is 10 80, can always
be found.
We are exclusive agents for
Her Majesty" Corset. This
Corset is long waisted, good
fitting and first-class support
ing.
The Ferris" celebrated
Waists for Ladies and Chill
drep always in stock.
&c. p" and "P. D." French
Corsets have a worldwide
reputation.
We control number of the
best and most popular styles.
We are glad TO make ex-
changes until a perfect ft is
obtained.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18
tn. Now Colonel Cook.

LANSING. April Nv. w. Cook, late ex-
ecutivs clerk in the Office of the Secretary
OF State. but -ho resigned Saturday to ac-
oifce. made vacant by the death OF w. G.
Humphrey. has been commissioned Lieu
tenant Colonel and Assistant Adjutant Gen
erai
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18
At suntth,s.

Smiths Opera House was well filed las
evening. and the all star speciality company
gave entire satisfaction. The Charests in their
bicycle act across the dome Of the theatre
are startling and worthy OF special mention
Johnny Rays local song You'll Gei
There Just the Same" Was received with
ro@rs Of laughter. The London Trio. N,
their act Coon vs. Irish, was lsughsose t.
the extreme, and their singing good. Tbs
minstrel scene was beautifully arranged
costumes and scenery elegant The show IL
brimful of novelty. and no doubt eooo
houses will reign all the week.
And behold the multitudes, with one &C
cord" praise DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Salvation OIL IL guaranteed 10 be better
than all other lniuaents. IL never fxils. 25c
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18

Las CsCcE y. NJ. April f7.-Whils two
fndisn policeman attempted to arrest Ss-
cote AsScsIsra. ST Apschs ladisn. sna his
600 Who were drunk and csusinx trouble
i1 The csup = saht sasued n waich one cf
tss polsceuaeo wss kiiled. Sscofe's snu was
4-nfe
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18

81 LcsIs. Apri i1-Thornss n Ken
nesr. ~-sithy cs-tie dealer cf Browns
Tilie. Texss sss xilisd 81 Sheriff J,sss
herlA CO rsDersrTe. = ~ea thr Mericar
near fsT~v 'andinz n rzTs- Tie ssrse
-ss jesi,fsv 40 ne N-xicz1 vss en-
cestest se5l1d Tree VIXEN Re s1ot Ker-
~afr
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18

T. she E6fer q ths TE1xsgsy-H HszsLD.
Gksxn RsFfBs. April f7.-In - attract
re snd helpful iszue Of your psper. ia
~hica you xlVs religions ststisfics q Grard
Reps8s vca psce tbs Bsptisf Cbarra rnsra.
bsrsnip - shs ctr e. s25 u ssouiz -
tofs I rake ths note tor yoa. ss knew
v11 desire 20 20 sccarste even i8 religious
rnsrters Years tT1iv.
kERs b TrFFrz-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18
ORGANIZED LABOR
" nat Brssner Nc6 sirs said Ahsus AZ al
Wonderland Lat Siga1

Wonderland iAast SiEaa
l. J. Ao0alre. General Secretary OF TIE
Broth CT fboeo of Carpenters 81 Amerias
spoke - = lair audience Al Wonderland isss
evening. fhs burden OF his leotors vas p
oTgAnizs and get In shape 60 ask Tor mone
p4s aDa nlne hoArs-
The Brotherhood wss organised IN ISL
With twelve uGioas snd t0tsi membership
oi oe0. since then Il had grown 10 c2nsist 81
5s5 unions and . t0tal membership OF over
$500 Ia Bine cities elghg hours had been
established Ss DAYS work. and nins hours
10 .aesrly 100 cities. IA Detroit and Ssg3
nsw bi1e hours constituted . esys sors,
and the speaker could nos see v hy the
hours Of work IN 0rsnd Rapids could not
De reduced. The next meeting of The br0th-
eIhO01 will be held Ia Dstrell IN June-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18

CF1cssc, Aprii l7.-nsniei FrzsssIl -
ChNaeo & Aitea ~siehmsn NO "a. .hot
~ trsusDs. Arrii 3 rho -ere .frsrnxsinx -
ssssi re. s,es ~ elock thi. rscrrinS.
R-sssstls counrsrton kr-ixh. w.= Fisias
aimoes iasssatiy. sna sEs szsAil anu js.sapess
fcznn she car sa6 ssceDea
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18
80 ARsAIeNso
Gr-~t-s ~ an Faihusis-tfc Crowd tftsr
H~fng Released sa IsssL

DrHfrv. April i1-John Dillon. n P
vss srra..ned hsi1rr ths magistrate a.
prcsnehs tais afternoon. upcn a casTEs af
incilng tenants 20 non- payment II rent
He ~ss raDanded and released On bali
pending hs rrial. waiCn WI AXE pisce AZ
A-ll on Ntr As urrr his sr~;vsi. uii-
len Tas rreste1 wiIf enthusiastic cheers ~
r. Tremendous crevt - be snsrEsa from
the cou7f ~ocu1. II rsTrcnse to cais of ais
a,iuiirers fsr = sreeea ha ialiversi 4 brief
aifrs.s fn wnIcr aa 3ecl sred saat f Rsl-
tenr 49, srsiea eith baVinZ srrp-tesi hisi.
ra SO s,-o fsigtfssi He sssurei -
,ssr~r< thss hss arrest Farld roe Increase
r~ut-rarinx 81 ant Tn t1e Iezst.
Stc-fv aEer avs Feiesse Nsion returned
~ nnbln.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18

sxclnssst q vss vtttsRss-sts>Ns
MsEou ErTE, April 1.-THE contract for
building the United States custom house at
this place has been awarded 10 Smith &
Wilson. OF Marquette. On their bid Of 80, 500.
The work giil Oe pushed to sn early COM
= elton
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18
Death of Rnr. n. VI. Bnrxess.

sorrH HAVEN, April 17.-Rsv. R. NJ.
Burgess. the Congregational minister at
this plse.. died of pneumonia yesterday At
4.30 p. m. His remains were taken TO
Tibury Center. Canada. today for burial.
his pastoral charge began here only March
l. lie was 81 wears Of age
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18

Hon. Jssoss H. Wrsbt Rszlster - to.
rev consolidated lsDa os8os a. GrsyIinz.
v.s tie efy ysstsr3sy. Tie of5ss vss
orensd for b1sness shs 1e-h. sa5 NJ
81 rznt ssrs tnst there ~ss aag rusa -
eef ebencs - tes nsrir scsllrs7 = ires5
sads. Cntif TIE rev Zee ster esr move
70 6rsylior A ?. ~ xat ~ - Ioais xa
hs~s <tsres ~ tAe 8te4
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18

Jshn p Nspes. re mar uh5 reoes ved
in fsrrsstioo frsz BY2at tas ooanssrsssssr.
where - cosfs ohesin so1e - fae cssn-
ser'et yoo..v sns was srrestse ior trg- z ra
nsss = he1 he vls. RI 10 nsse1 S-ssea
e.osrt ysss<r6sF. aoa vss ccuvscssa-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18
A er.-p,tIl, Cir. B.d r.yI

GREENv1LLE. April l7.-Miss 5. Msth,
living near this city. was getting out Of q
carriage this morning When her clothing
eauEht snd she fell hesdieng to the ground,
diSlocatinx a shoulder
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18
LACES.

In our Lace Department we
are showing the largest and
best line of Flouncings ever
brought Go Grand Rapids.
stack Spanish Guipure. Black
Chantilly and Black KsIeD-
ciennes. A beautiful assort-
meDt Of patterns and very
low prices.
In Oriental. Nedici Fedora.
Escur1eI and Torcbon our pur-
chases are al IN and on CIR
counters for sale.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18
The srpr.m. Court.

ss,.ssss ss,tSsss-s-sNDs.
LANSING, April l7.-Aotions have taken
up the entire day. and no additional cases
have been placed on call ia toe Su prems
sf.-r--t
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18

CoErSSA. April t7.--Wsrrants are out for
two prominent citizens Of C0runns for per
iury. s0d ne biggest sensation Of the year
- looked Tor. They have not yet been
zarvaf
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18

Ip Ladies Jpderwesr We
are offering a SPECIAL BAR
GAIN in the shape # Ribbed
Silk Vests. worth $3.50. Cur
Bargain Price IS only $50:
al sizes.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18
HOSIERY.

We have placed on our
counters 80 doz. Ladies fast
black Hosiery. under the name
the Onyx Stainless Black,
which positively will not dis
color the feet or garments.
and viii be found proof against
the effects of perspIration or
washing. The dye is harm
Iess. no ingredients being used
that are in any way injurious
10 the fabric or wearer. Price
30 cents.
We are also showing a large
line of the same class OF goods
for Children wear. Prices
30 TO 75 cents according 10
size: sizes from ) TO 9-iBcb.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18
AMtSEMENTS.

Powers Opera House was well filled again
last evening, to witness the presentation OF
the fine old English comedy, London As
sursnce." by Ida Van Cortland and her
company. Miss Van Cortland showed the
wonderful versatility of which she is DOS
ssssed by investing the character of Lady
Gsy Spanker with deal of dash and hu-
NOR that contrssted strangely with the
impression she produced on the previous
evening as Mercy Merrick. She costumed
the well known and rather b0isterous Lady
Cav in rare good taste. The company had
an opportunity I'd show of what stuff each
individual member is made, and that op-
portunity twas well improved. every one
of the members OF the cast doing
better work than might have been expect
ed. Manager Albert Tavernier was the
Dazzle. He is g comedian OF merit. Clar-
ence +. Holt. the young leading man, who
mas already become favoriie. made a very
pleasing Charles Courtly, and w. j. Butler
as Sir Harcourt. A. ID. Beebe - Max Hark-
svay, X. q. Chamberlain as Dolly Spknker,
and the other members of the cast were all
satisfactory. London Assurance" will be
given at the matinee this afternoon. The
matinee prices are % and 15 cents to sil
parts of the house.
Floy CrowelI is rather a charming actress
She has her faults, which might easily. and
will doubtless some day be eliminated. She
played Jess McAllister in her own
play of Jess" written for he- by
C. Ed. Dudley, at Redmond's last
evening. and was we'll supported by Der
company. Tie play is rather crudely con-
siructed, put there is an indefinabe breath
Of the Southland running through ii, which
is periumsd or the air OF the "Suwanee
river and almost spoiled by some Of the
dialogue Hiss Crowell 10 really casti-
waiting reader, and she is ut times quite
powerful. Mr.. Louder IL q good actor, and
Violet Black rounds ost the support very
hand.omely. This afternoon "Jess' viii
tie given sgsin and tonight East Lynne"
will be presented.
Ida Van Cortland will play Cora in The
Creole" ('L Article Al at Powers Grand
Opera House tonight.
The Tsvernier mstinses are proverbially
complste and thorough IN The presentation
of the best pieces of their repertoire. Ida
Van Cortland never sights performance,
add mstinees ard last nights are the
same 10 her IS the most favorable occasions.
BOocicsBlts great play London As
uraDoe" presented last evening. will b
repeated 81 this Afternoons matinee, to low
prlcss-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18

Great sale OF Baskets.
While East We had q chance 10 buy
large line of Sample Baskets cheap. and by
buying the whole assortment lwhich is
three times as many as We usual'y , buy We
got them al a great bsrgsln, which we will
give you the benefit Of Tomorrow viii
begin our
Basket sale.
II will lsst through the week. II you want
anything in this line now Is the TINE 70 buy
The whole window Pun of Baskets.
And AT extremely low prices Lunch Bss-
kets, Work Baske's Shopping Baskets.
Wall Baskets. Yarn Baskets. Flower Bas-
ket.. Baby Baskets. Egg Baskets. Bon Bon
Baskets. Brush and Comb Baskets. and, iu
fxct. any style of Basket YOU could wish le
10 be found IN this assortment
The Reystons Eee Bezt.r.
Have you ordered one Mr. harry Stew
art. caterer. OF Phisdslphia, SAYS. i
would not dispose OF The keystone Bestsf
az anv price IL ! could not feplsoe II p
You viii find these Besters a.
4. LeOnaPdS Sons & Go,
90 and 81 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18
FINE DRIVING
Family yaDraItHorSeS

have this sprins made specis' arrange
rrssnt By which sm eas5lsd 10 oaer 10 the
citizens II Grand Rapids tbs Finest seiec-
ton of Horses suitsbie for family. farm or
drsa purposes ever shown here. Fine
DRIVERS win - rrs3s spec itF nd gentle
men expecting - purehsss s5s invited -
csa
Auction Sale
Every Atefaste sst8rdsy. Next ssis
SATURDAY, tPRIL 1L TERMS CASH,
6. j. Hodges,
- sns a Je1s ssr>ss. Grssd Rspas.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18

Ida Van Cortland will play Cora in The
Creole" (''L Article AZ at Powers Grand
Opera House tonight.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18

ff frv7 vas fisoe oersiua.
Fcfr .7T- cFr Fer-fK
4 ii1e4 tlers ElE nE
iref ste n te d4r
TIE iae i8F eF fspsr -
tsT sFF RI ezraa.
Ioze Frfk 10 his - ~
s13 ss0ae saffifArsv
Arizona silver belt., 1888-02-25
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Arizona silver belt., 1888-02-25
4 Monkeys Trick.

A few days since, (says the Scientific American) for the third or fourth time within a year, monkey figured as an incendiary, firing the well known steam yacht Norma, lying at a wharf in New York. It seems to have gone about the job with the greatest delib- eration, too-gnawed through the ropes with which it was tied up, cleared out match safe in the cabin, and then started the blaze Tn a place which only a monkey would have thought of, between the deck and the ceiling of the coal bunkers. It took the crew all night to locate and put out the fire, which was filling the boat with smoke, the monkey, whose part in the affair was established by indis- putable circumstantial evidence, being afterward found on an eccentric bar in the engine room, quietly grinning over the rumpuS which it had raised. Fire and Water sug Gests that monkey risks will be next hea.l Of in insur- ance circles -, klnd of | lngs keep
Arizona silver belt., 1888-02-25
Saturday, February 25, 1888.

Ashes from the volcano of Cotopaxi, which fell at distance of 120 miles from the mountain, were found by analysis to consist of quartz, feldspar, maqustite and specular iron ore. Sil- yer was present at the rate of 200 grains per ton.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-02-25

A woman who died on Monday, January 18th, while quite alone in her mansion at estchester, Penn, was worth $8OOOOO, yet she was so haunted by fears of the poorhouse that she slept in an iron cot because she did not want to disturb the elegant appointments of her chamber.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-02-25
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To Alonzo Bailey, Administrator of the Es- tate of, and to the heirs of, c. c. Myers, de- ceased, or to whom it may concern, this is to notify you, that we, co-owners in the Gladia- tor Mining Claim situated in the Territory of Arizona, County of Gila, and in the Globe Mining District, and more particularly de- scribed in the Records of said Mining District, in Book 3, at pages 194 and 195, have done and performed the annual work on said claim as required by law for the year 1887.
 This, therefore, is to notify you, that if you do not pay your full proportion of the cost of said work, together with the cost of this ad- vertisement, within ninety days after expira- tion of thIs notice, your interest in said mining claim, as co-owner, will utterly cease, and, by operation of law, become the property of the undersigned.
 Globe, A. T., Jan. F, 1888.
 w. T. MCNELLY.
 CHAS. T. MARTIN. Jan, 14-9Od
Arizona silver belt., 1888-02-25

The resignation of A. H. Morehead as deputy district clerk of the third judicial district, has been forwarded to the clerk at Las Cruces. It is in all probability, says the Silver City Sen tinel, the intention of the clerk to re- move the office of deputy clerk from that place altogether in order that he may receive more of the fees in cases brought in Grant county.-Optic.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-02-25

Those who live among books, and have withal the gift of language, are apt to be booklsh in their expressions. One of this class, Miss Ellza Robbins, of Boston, was visiting her friend, the poet Bryant. She happened to be alone in his library when a cabinet maker brought home a chair he had altered. On MT. Bryant'S return, he said,-
 Miss Robbins, what dld the man say about my chair?"
 "That the equilibrium is now ad- mirably adjusted" she rephed, not lifting her eyes from the book she was reading.
 "What fine fellowr' said Mr. Bry- ant, laughing. q never heard him talk like that. Now, Miss Robbins, what dId he say?"
 "Well, he said It joggled Just right she replied.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-02-25

According to native journals, Japan can beast of phenomenal giantess. Though only twelve years and five months of age, she IS said to stand eight feet hlgh and to weigh over two hundred and seventy pounds; her hands measure over nine inches in length, and her feet fifteen inches.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-02-25

It has been discovered that the Ran dall faction numbers about thirty members. This means that the Mills tariff reduction bill, unless It proves to be much less destructive of the protec- tive policy than Mills friends hint it will be, is booked for certain and ig- nomlnious defeat.-Globe-Democrat.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-02-25

Our standing army IS not very for midable; but the statement of the mil itary strength of the country, trans mitted to Congress by the Secretary of War, shows that we could easily place Tn the field, on short notice, a fighting force equal to any emergen- cy. The present organized militia of the different States exceeds 100000; and the total number of men available for military duty, but unorganized, is nearly 8,000,000. It is not at all like ly that any nation in the world would care to pick a quarrel with us under any circumstances; but It is well to keep these figures in sight, neverthe- less, for the general information of foreign statesmen and rulers.-Globe- Democrat.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-02-25
NOTICE.

All persons are hereby forbidden killing cattle banded 0{ or A D, and driving the same off their accustomed range, without written order from the undersigned.
 J. H. CANAVAN. Globe 4. D., January 80. 1888.