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presldentlal Hnnting Party.

NoRFoLK. Va. Dec. ~. Tue presidential
duck.Ahootine party, after visiting the old
Harrison homestead at Lower Brandon, To-
day, sixty miles up the James river, re-
turned 70 CIaremont. few miles below.
There the party left Commodore Bates
mans yacht. and proceeded in carriages TO
WaverIy on the Norfolk A. Western rail.
road. Early tomorrow morning the
party viii leave Waverly by way Of Rich
fnond for Washington.
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Sas Ns2 q, Asg. - khe steamer rAtt&
Aarsa arrives treas Resaonlo tsis evening,
~ b passeagsrss tgsssAs ard mails wAseh
have hean delayed ssS aays hg wAshasts-
4 gfatn R~s ssaz elE - ths SAata Ie tass
evening haE S. Is Eneenazsn wts4AeF e sd
srs tlsse - or nas Fsaltrasf ofssesa1z here
eAa Rfse He asGnise Information as to The
SsESafaeu IS tise Fssa4 Ne ran ef sng
eoasse 1essee has fAllea here n tEze lass
sse@assssar hunrs
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Los AxsxIKs. Dec. a7.-During the
height u the recent flood il was reported
that considerable damage had been done
10 the great Nadeau winery. located about
mile from Florence station. ten miles
from this city. Tonight il is learned that
the destruction wrought by the river at
that place must be greater than AZ first
stated. The winery consisted Of two large
wooden structures. one OF which was CON-
pietely DESTROYED.
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rIovrINa ron IIREErv.
PrIsoness F0iiea in q wholesale JAN
Delivery.

FFIANMGfM EWttNM IN q WhnKH&MEm HMfF
Delivery.
ZaSRsvfLLE. Ohio. Dec. n. This fore.
noon one of the prisoners IN jail here dis
closed = plot OF ten prisoners TO murder
the jailer aud escape. with outside assist
ance- Coulter. the Dresden murderer, had
sawed throuRh the bolts Of the cell door OF
prisoner named Emhry. who was 70 re-
lease the others. After the discovery
Quigley. who was implicated in the plos,
assaulted and badly injured = prisoner
named Morris, who they claim disclosed
the plot 70 the officers.
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PAtsABEsA Dec. The damage by the
lac storm 70 property in this vicinity will
reach many thousands OF dollars, mostly
public property. There is slight damage
70 the orange and lemon crop by hail The
city has been absolutely cut of from OUT
side communication. except telegraph.
since Monday. This moraing one wagon
load Of mail came from Los Angeles. Three
loads were sent in The railroads report no
possibility of trains before Sunday. prob
NOT then.
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KassAs CGrr, Dec. 27.--The Interstate
Land Company. against which judge
Bfewsr recently rendered an adverse deci
sion IN the suit with the Maxwell Land
Grant Company. IN whaeh sixty msIllos
acres Of land IL involved, win tie pseadingt
In Denver in q few days for neN trial.
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WTLKEssAEas, Pa, Dec. TIA eave Of
large proportions occurred IT Plains.
suburb. this afternoon. Without warning
the surface Of the earth settled and CREST
holes presented themselves, some OF them
thirty feet deep. 81. Leo's Catholic church
parsonage and several other buildings are
badly damaged. several acres were At
fectssd
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PnoMoTKp FKIKsTs.
A ssana.ing Ckareh c~remnny at -.
Fana. Mas.

81. parr. De-. g7-Tsis city wAs The
seene shEs morning u a. event q More
fhss, ordinary inserest - cauEean~n n
,h@ enu.4efasson of three new esskcrs,
uish al fhe sagass cites aFss iu posing eeFe-
rnsnsas aa tne RoaAan Cathode eAureh.
Tne sersrony vas eon8uezed ~ Afch-
tssnar Frssaaa. asssssea BY mess Rev
YNer..ss I. Grace. The priests on uh0m
- r,sssrs i conferred are Rsv. JOHN Sh4n-
- ~ - PAU. nsr Jamss McsJesFsrx, 81
Ninnta.eiss. Eev. ygaeph b. Cosser. 81
WsnonA The p&pA4 bEseas, wnscf weFs
read ey TIE resfcszt sashops ngsAEgs =
tasl roa<s. 6Fst N Lszsn, thea n kEssiA5s
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OmAHA. Dec 27.-- Managers Mohler and
shelby. Of the Manitoba road. today
ment with the Union Pacific at Butte.
Mont, which was broken on November 3,
ty a misunderstanding, after being IN force
q year. The renewed contract goes into
effect tomorrow and covers passenger and
freight business east and west
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wRKcK or THE IDAHO.
Prise crew Guarding the yesseI--steasn

ship ramSfer&.
PoHr TOWNSEND, nec. THE Idaho is
now lying a. Angeles With Oscar KoIkker
and g cFeW Of wstehmen aboard her, hold
ing the shin for Griisshs & Slesson. own-
ers 81 the tag mogai. Hearing . Eumos
,has she vas shout 80 he taken Without
process ol law by Charles M Goodal, who
hs8 her aff while on the rect, two additlonAl
wstchmem ard crews were sent today TO
Augelas by Ggstfiths & Stetsop.
The Washington Sfsams boat Company
tote called FOR the documents cf al taesr
vessels as tie cust0n house. IL Is pre-
sGmea this meAns the transfer OF the tine
70 the Northern FAcihc Company soon.
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mns. HAaImros AsswEns.

She Was Married 20 Robert Fay ~ His
Earnest Solicitation.
New YoRK. Dec. a7.--counsel for Mrs,
Robert Ray Hamilton tcday iled her
answer 70 her HUSBANDS complaint II
his sui Tor annultnent of marriage. She
puts Ia a general denial Of her husband :
allegations against her. She was married
prior 70 her union with him. She says:
The ceremony performed ON the 7th day
OF January 1859, was performed hs
the solicitation and earnest request OF tha
plaintiff as pEopcr examination Of the relations
Heretofore sabsisfing between thefa-
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Nrr Yonx, Dee. 27.-The brazilian con.
suI General Salvador Mendonca. tale
grapha c. K Flint 4 Co. from Warrington
thai Be has received = eabis from Brazil
pFeparfng him for bad news He con-
ssrsea however, to have oonhdencs IN the
strength Of the government
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CAarBELLoonngrT u1IL.
Bstsinx Even en tie Result az Tosaxht's


PoR71sap, Der. Betting is even on
the Eamphell-g eghssE glove contest. Naich
vii! tAse FAaoe AZ Mechanics pavilion to-
no fo8 night eznpas j has Eeen tram
inE hard and has resnead hss weight from
Is - is Toumds. Ceffstt vii wsi9h -
YosgGs. His training has heea Eghk he
has beea worsiue Is lEnpross bis = 4ass. not
81 reduce his @esght a telegram was re-
eesse4 toslav sFoan Jo=eTh 3 chaayski, Of
SAB EEane seo. Challenging tsse winner of
ah.s ..sRsasE
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"DUTch JAKE's" FAKELKr.
Spokane Fails Gets Exclusive News OF |
seattle Earthquake.

sPoKAsE FAILS. Dec. IT, There Is great
excitement on the streets today over the
rumor OF an earthquake wEeeking the cities
OF Portland, Seattle and Tacoma last night.
Hundreds of inquiries we're received al
day long 81 the Reriew Office as 70 the truth
Of the report. IL was finally traced 70
veteran gambler. Dutch Jake. who
claimed 3 Tnion Pacific conductor bad
told him.
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pAxTos, Dec. 2-Ey an aersasnt a.
CT gass Ea1a, near tA.s psAee. YESTERDAY
]. Il. gs.4s wAs killed Ae wAs eassiag
tsshes wasn saIang lirsb ssrarE hlin ans2
esuaasa his sknls HesmA wss 5 sseFal Sa'
y wears esd. Ills tao brothers I've -
EoNz. his YageaEs in tseF many
4 sseAvS suow ss falssn
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storx FALIs. S D.. Dec 27.-NAtural
gas haa bern discovered - Eeiheld. spsnk
coansy. The ind u the strongest yet
strack in the stats SD Tbs gnAIEy q ihs
hesA The pFxSsEFs i 50 grsat thai =
carries sand and gravel ssxty iset Into ths
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Down IN TEXAS.
A Promised REos--EHort 60 Save En-.
Fort Bend MuFsierers

Fort Bend aEnrserers-
Apsrfx. Tex, Dec. q. The governor has
information Of q riot threatened in TYLER
county and he has ordered out the militia
10 aid the sheriff in keeping the peace.
At a conference of the governor and at
torney general this morning II was agreed
that the latter should attend the habeas
corpus trial Of the Fort Bend citizens ar
rested for murder aday or 80 ago hs United
States snarshals. They are.of the opinion
that the arrests are without warrant OF
Ia
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Inatetra for aransIaaahass.

SEw Yoxx, Dec. 17.--Charies ". Pierce,
eupeFfntendent Of lamps for the Brush
EAeelFse Lsxht Company, was indicted hy
the grand jury today for mansianghteE IN
causing she death ol Henry Harris b. an
electric shock from an electric lamp NO
v3Yuh@r last
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fsraax. Aria. Dec. e --a aAnsiiFzax, 81
Apaehs Indi3n. who mnEass % LseaisAaft
seward Mex, q ths Tenth eAsaary, cr
Gisa rsssr. san Carries Feasryr1lca, Aaxch
81 fss5. was hangsd soday.
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KAHN Today.

EAS FRASeIsco. Dec. IT. Forecast till 8
p. m. Saturday. Rain for Oregon and
Washington.
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T.saN. E.ee. gz.-TeEpa Flnts = = re-
tarn u Ear0Fs ou The pes 81 = seA. n
msa 4 ass4saxhss Is The xssegnsEsessf ssesAAse
thaf Esgsa egsesAls h&ve wEafsa nsen
der shas.ks a0r his services = tAs Sys1zs
lard.
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9ksSsz4 3 Fk MHaA KT&sa zs@ &1@eEs4SE A11 1sM
To cara Ask0 Asst mi mspFrFSd h9ss5as3 steeye&
xkfc&x1 - TIE &&Ax US &pFE&NTE ksesAe fsk
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4 ssys deei6ee 10 plaes upon the asarkes
ss.aslin tssct q eighty acres. consisting
Z s books
sahsah. dry AID slightly. and for beauty o
aka i esnnns ba excellsd by any other spot
(s 1eiaisy o. seattle.
elsso pgoxlfaits % the eoeing Electric
NJ ass. Hhlah faakes Il extremely desirable.
IS vslAln stones throw Of woodland Park.
assssloeks Ehe placid wafefs OF Green Lake.
6siae 70 ihe great asmaDd Zoe this class ei
|smsty 10 view 81 the contemplated improve.
has heswsea AeH and next spring, only a
sasa aunleF q blocks wili be sold AZ present
sssH esiy ty The block at prices ranging
Is ssa . 1000 per block. according % loca-
Is. sysa easy tefmS
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.OON-CAHN GO.
Wholesale 6R0CERS

r.sis greatly lElerease1 Or Sto~A
is We are now IN 4 position
MERCHANTS twhoars I'll.
s ca their bills promptly = ma.
3 dssIre 10 avail themselves Of
1rsunity Of accepting ar
|sseI eras discounts for CASH
- "A unexcepsional Iine Of
-.l Groceries, Teas. Tobacco and
- Ne are Headquarters on But
81 desire 70 call your attention 70
- that TIE sweet California roll
8 seeeiying on each steamer is
= rent lower than Eastern
.esv snd IS much finer We are
- Ior sYade and viii figure way
=. 3 the sub cellar on prices TO
se trade, and guarantee quality
momp shipment no goods
-etsil G. /. WEBB,
Manager.
Mohave County miner., 1889-12-28


II il evident from the experience oi the
Last two winters that . great change ID
taking place in the climate Of Ariznea,
more particularly in this part Of it. II
has generally been believed that this was
one the dryest portions Of the territory,
but that idea viii have to be modified,
- Il II evident that crops or any des-
cription would have matured in the most
perfect manner by the rainfall of the past
two winters. When the immense extent
Of the fertile valleys Of Mohsve are con-
sidsred, the importance Of this change
can hardly Ne overestimsted. II is pos
ibls that . lew years may witness great
change In the condition Of business in
this part Of the country. Where now
ars stock ranges we may see well cultivat-
Cd farms, with orchards and vineyards,
yivaling II not excelling the Salt River
and Gila valleys. A for climate take it
III the year round, we have undoubtedly
the best in the territory, II not on the
coast. With all these advantages We
may yet see Kingman large city control
hing the trade Of . vast extent Of fertile
country.
Mohave County miner., 1889-12-28

A New Yosx paper has obtained from
the Treasurer Of each state tho value o.
the property assessed for taxation. The
Census Office in 1886 made report o
inquiry into the proportions existing in
each state between the taxed property
and the sctual wealth, which ranged be'
tween Is per cent in Illinois and 6s in
Wyoming. The report shows that the
increase In taxable property is ~, ,963, ,0O0,.
600, and the increase Of actual wealth
Sl8, ,682, SOC, 900 since 1880. The total
wealth ID t6l ,459, ,0O0. 600 exclusive Of pub
lie property, and %, ,O9s 900 900 Is invest.
cd in property abroad. The wealth Of the
United States now exceeds the total
wealth Of the whole world ct any time
previous to the middle Of the eighteenth
century, and the amount invested abroad
ID alone equal to the national wealth d
Portugal and Denmark.
Mohave County miner., 1889-12-28
A Safe Isvsst..e.t. |.

10 ons which ID guaranteed TO bring you
satisfactory results, or In case Of failure a
return OF purchase price. On this safe plan
you can buy frora our advertised druggist
a bottle Of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. II is guaranteed to bring
feiief In every case, when used for any af.
lection OF Throat, Lungs or Chest. such as
consumption, Inflammation Of the Lungs.
Bronchitis, Asthma. whooping Cough,
Group. etc., IL is pleasant and agreeable
70 taste. perfectly safe, and can always be
depended upon. Trial bottles FREQ at Il. H.
Watkins drugstore.
Mohave County miner., 1889-12-28

IT ID reported that the Union Pacific
has commenced grading st Milford, U. +
On the Utah Extension. The contrsc.
Tor il under bonds to complete $50 miles
Of road within four months. The oppo.
sition company, the Utah, Nevada and
California Railway, backed by the D. and
r. g., has also made similar agreements
with its contractors for the completion d
the grading. The citizens Of Nephi, U.
T., have given to the Utah, Nevada and
Cslfornis fifteen acres Of land, with the
understanding that grading shall be CON.
nsuced ct once and continued 10 Loa
Angeles.
Mohave County miner., 1889-12-28
PROPOSALS WANTED.

OFFICE or THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS }
or MoHAyE County, ARizosA.j
The Board Of Supervisors hereby invite
proposals for doing the county printing
tor the year 1880, in paper Of general
circulation printed and published within
the county, bids to be at 80 much per
inch, BREWER type solid, such printing AZ
may be directed to be done by the Board
OF Supervisors or which may be required
by law. Also such stationery as may be
required by the various county officials
for warrants on the Contingent Fund at
their face value.
PROPOSALS
For feeding county prisoners at stated
price per meal. Bids for the above TO be
for warrants on the Contingent Fund at
Their face value.
PROPOSALS
For boarding and lodging. together or
separate, for INDECENT sick for tho same
period. Bids to be for warrants on the
General Fund at their face value.
PROPOSALS
For b1rying INDECENT dead for the wear
1890, to be buried in plain wooden coffins.
In graves not less than FIVE feet deep. in
burial ground to be designated bv Board
OF Supervisors, for warrants on the Cen
eral Fund at their face value.
PROPOSALS
For drugs. medical supplies and medical
appliances, IN such quantities and at such
time as may be specified by the proper
authorities, for warrants on the General
Fund at their face value.
PROPOSALS
For medical services for the INDECENT sick
and county prisoners from Jan. lst up to
and including Dec. 3lst, 1890, said bids
TO be for Ber.iees TO be rendered at the
county satt onlg, for warrants on the
Genera. Fnnd II their free value.
PROPOSALS
For coid Necessary for Tie use oi county
officers for the year 1881. for warrants on
the General Fund at ti,clr face value.
Parti"s whose bids are accepted viii be
required % g've si.fi,ient toa.ls for the
faithful performance Thereof.
All bids mus. be sealed and fled with
the Clerk oi the Board On or before Jam
uary 9Th, 1890, at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
J. L. NELSON,
Chairman Board Of Supervisors
Attest:
+. ]. GoDaAs,
Clerk
Mohave County miner., 1889-12-28
Hsw's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Cstarrh that cannot be
cured by taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY 4 CO., Props, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned. have known r..
]. Cheney for the last Is years, and be-
.lieve him perfectly honorable is all busi-
ness transactions, and financially able to
carry out any obligation made by their
firm. WEST Il TRUAx,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
WALpISG, KrsSAS Il MARVIN,
Wholesale druggists, Toledo, o.
T.. ii. VAN HGEsEs,
Cashier Toledo National Bank, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucus
surfaces Of the system. Price 75c. per
bottle. Bold by oil druggists.
Mohave County miner., 1889-12-28

In recent sxtic'e In the Youths Com
paniou, "a How TO cure . cold," the
writer advises . hot lemonade to be taken
1t bed time. Il Is . dangerous treatment,
especially during the severe cold weather
Of the winter months, ~ 1t opens the
pores Of the skin and leaves the system
In such condition that another and much
more severe cold is almost certain to be
contracted. Many yesrs constant use
and the experience Of thousands Of per-
sons Of all ages, has fully demonstrated
that there is nothing better for q severe
cold than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
1t nets in perfect harmony with nature,
relieves the lungs, liuqefes the tough
tenacious mucus, making it easier to ex-
pectorate. and restores the system 10 q
strong and healthy condition. Fifty cent
bottles for sale by ii. II. Watkins.
Mohave County miner., 1889-12-28
whsss, 4, nalvss, 81, Qsatsss, 81
LIST OF PRIZES.
SPECIAL rEAruRxs.

BY terms Of contract the Company must deposit
the sum of all prizes Included In the scheme before
selling single ticket, and receive the following Of
fcial permi.:
cER77F7CATE-Yheyeby eeytify Gsat Gls Loesdo,
Bahk W AS1seo ant So,0h Ass>rfcd hds on speetat
dspof he pecessarp fund.- % guarantee nc Ioymsns
u az prtzes dyG0a Nv 0.e Lofsrid dc Ia Ben<acenef0
PsbSied. II. RoDRfG GES RIVERA, Laserpsnor.
Further. the Company Is required to distribute
hfysx per cent OF the value Of all the tickets In
pri1es-a larger proportion than Is given by any
other Lottery.
AL drawings under the personal supervision and
management Of Ds- RAMON HoDkI6UEz RIVIERA,
intervenor appointed BY the Government.
List Of Prizes viii be sent Immediately after the
drawing TO al correspondence, or on application
Prizes may be deposited for collection with any
Bank or ExrfessCOInpauy, or sent through them or
by mall tregstered 70 this ofhce).
Por full particulars address U. Bsssotti, Apur-
tsdo 7X. City of Mexico, Mexico.
Mohave County miner., 1889-12-28
Merltwa..

We desire TO say TO our citizens, that fol
years We have besn selling DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. DR.. King'l
New Life Pills, Buckisn's Arnica Salys ani
Electric Bittsrs, AID have never handled
remedies that sell as we'll, or that hav.
given suoh universal satisfaction. We d.
not hesitate to guarantees them every time
ana We stand ready to refund the purchas,
price, II satisfactory results do not follow
sheii use. THESE remedies have won tbeil
great popularity purely on their nerits
For sale by H. II. Watkins.
Mohave County miner., 1889-12-28

II i the opinion Of District Attorney
Ross, Of Yavap&i county, pool tables are
subject 10 license, be says: shat what
ase called pool tables are just as subject
10 psy license ~ billiard tables proper
under our statutes. II ID not 30 much the
hind Of game played on the table, but il
h the fact that II il . billiard table"
Mohave County miner., 1889-12-28

THE pension bureau is undergoing Q
thorough reorganization under the super
vision Of Green B. Raum, the pension
commissioner. He has appointed about
one hundred new clerks and it is thought
that the work viii not be delayed. The
greatest delay occurs with the Medical
Board who are now 5000 cases behind.
Mohave County miner., 1889-12-28

THE Tucson Citizen and the Florence
ELterprise, are both after the head Of Mr..
WolHey, and when Herbert Brown ID con-
fiYmed the war will become general. The
citizens Of this valley will view this three
cornered Hght with great satisfaction, and
win wager on the success of the press.-
Phoenix Gazette.
Mohave County miner., 1889-12-28

In . communication to the Wilcox
Stockman, l. N. Towne, chairman Of the
Territorial live stock sanitary board, ad-
vises al stockmen to at once kill all cat
tie affected with ''big jaw" without re-
gard TO ownership. The disease is spread
ing TO an alarming extent on the ranges
Of Cochise county.
Mohave County miner., 1889-12-28

the entire property Of the Frsno Vine.
yard Company, valued at s500. 900. has
bean seized by U. 8. internal revenue
officers who claim that the amount ol
brandy made and disposed of was In ex.
cew Of that accounted for. LIP. Drexler,
of San Francisco, 10 the president Of the
compsny.
Mohave County miner., 1889-12-28
postpencnscnt OF sale.
RELIABLE SEEDS.

The famous Rpyey Seed Store Of Boston
ard Hoyey Narseries OF Cambridge, Mass.
have been moved 10 East Pasadena, Cali
fornia, where the 5usiness will be conduct.
ed es The Raymond Flower and
Seed Stare. @. II. Hoygr, Manager, East
Pasadena, California. Send for complete
catalogue.
Mohave County miner., 1889-12-28

IT d probable that the Apache county
tax case, in which the A. 4 p. railroad
are the defendants, will b. reached by
the U. 8. Supreme Court some time in
January. A number Of points At issue
In this case are the same a. In the suit ol
Mshaye county VI. the A. Il p. railroad.
Mohave County miner., 1889-12-28

THE citizens Of New Mexico are making
we'll directed effort towards statehood.
Money has been subscribed for the send
ing Of delegation 10 Washington to press
their claims for statehood
Mohave County miner., 1889-12-28

TEE death Of Henry w. Grady removes
from journalism one Of It's brightest
Jewels. He has conducted the Atlanta
Constitution for several years past and
the South loses . brilliant and progress
Siye leader.