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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

fzz--s. as1rs p&ssso os.oae ssy nensa
oozlG BE osls'as1 - t1e rotz tEzl1e aae
e-as-as tAs assp eaNesr4 - wives eA1i-tfsr
411 leFsng i1e1@s sere 1ef4ceea on
every c1lutsuazes. Fualy tae ~4-er
lac satsi4so - 5 aePth tEst wocle al.o~
s-u &2es ~ tl@ 2ins s4c IL p &eeal ths
ralniDE enEtnesr o. kAe coea F4Qy. staTte1 g
30 Alens II sea-ch 81 tks sgrp-lSonsc tnen.
Ee1s - lts oa-s 4sEs bsias ~l-Aax -
sSasure. ar.sr we21ns l1.Eoase t4s satst
Sg2iass sSrutg ceFgeaf - % Ia ~ ~ , e
aH1 ever a. ffeEl.4r bed 80 fest
Ls Cams - Elo4F - feftg tkles
u1sa. = 30 t. 90 tlso - = H2n sn- ess ssi1g
tu . cs-z1E Eeo1a NJ o1e ssu-4 - -
their Ie 80 he started o. anew 4Ia 1Ae
iaE tie r~o. F.~ee1 tie boy o. hls ssog4-
GERS aud pl11'ng the Usa - to.-
low trled t.ck 4nS loinen lie
gro1n l1u 1cu restnsa terrified aDa villa
t-l lt1s LasaL lasF ass lao1 - - fof = ~ =
un-l a,lvr much ps-s4~slon and thea oniy
Sfssg Arem lad t4ke1 TIE Lead VITA TIE
l1La ca tis shoulders Fortunately al es-
cspsl. ine water vas az accuD citation ~
Yssrs suc ls sUh noetng a. consider at-e
ceptA. though ~lth less fofeS
l4e ioss a. the ooAl company is exis 10
be heavy. lie ful extsnt vi. not be ascer-
tined unu. tie water has entirely sub
SIDED Avel2 courage Ia entsItng 4he
mine. tis young splris and The hope ana
encouragement lie gave fbe eaJomoe oee
miners n oen he met them. nay be iUsty
considered t4eir s4iy4tloa he is oeTtslnly
TIE beneficiary 20 many l0ytaz heart IA
homes that 40 IA Do frisf-strickea. ~aeIo
widows laSrs and orphtas ories would pre-
val IN place 81 joyful snd tAsEkfal he3Fta
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

| d:sieai Of GIlaa Rapids ali Vah-
ii for 80 i:a4

tbs g. to certify. ta4E Z john Il CLARK =
Ai- trreN. MICA. Township " & lpiee -ee No.
=. asse 1s~a Iro4 o.ea VITA Catarrh for sesea
l7aEs. osilx s-1lsct 20 l.s.as eel4 s4ss a.
20 is-L without apparent sApasarv 1 have
sznered OF are gratis NIlh oelehins " mila.
al Para ia u.y sDmsch. eferythils 1 eat sp-
bearing 90 give ue distress eonne six weeks
40 1 consulted Dr. Llb--bsrt o. Cos1Al. al
p Nelles-st.. Grand RAPIDS. and alter care
~ csanlInsf. o. 1l ny case the D0efor a x
nes1d 10 CaFonic C4tarrA of the Head. Throat
4na stomach ana told nae be could cure ruc.
81 | started treatment With hlm zAa haVe
esea steadily improving ever snce. / have
TAI 10 trouble With colds lately. my head snd
thre2. feeling nst rate. ana my stomach IS
g-tLlez better al ih- time. ahd | would recon
mead Dr. Cosuaa as belas akiilf'd Ia tac
treatment ol such c-ses ss mine. and | Nil
eorresorate the above 10 any person WAC may
cal. on me. JOHN II CLARK.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01
FACTS BRIEFLY STATED.

There srs g. 70. or sormens n rtas Teri
toy
NrsT 2 Cas.sfias. snly ckiit 81 e.n-
ers. steaersi- Jseksen died Fri6sJ NON
frz a. Casriess N
Tna riehest rs@r - ~. ~orie Doss
Is frrs forsnr. - Gaia vkess - .
e. . ehs rf4os
Nss a-sers 81 H.sfsrs ont kf1ea bsr-
ss Fu1fre ~ takicc rsrls Frssn recsass
as esisd hsr srresiT
George fsr.eh %, tsYsr. sllse = isi-
ior s-efsrsn nsp-d Do1o~sa "a =
q rve st Essr1er Nsb fri1sv
Ise ses~sis I@glsi ia1srs - oons'e srir-r .
Tr-r7sfisu - ren~sh tas vi1rys snt
crphars ~ ssssd Cor. r1erste olfisrs
s.sn snta r-- ~ free-ior A. trstt.ng
rrcs 81 asrHtrs p 1sT 81 n - tfis
rs In IS shs tsssest ff.s hsst s~ss
ffefre1
Fire ~ F~roetvr Fsa 1esr-evs< pr~r-
ert7 - ass e. s. ~ Tie lyv.rs szs Far.
ttz 4 sou< l-aeE 3 ssEP. sae srFpstrlos
nan
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

ss"tasrnsra beaiceSe = NoDu.nsat a. { sns
fsasssts Dead a. Nanas.@s. ta.
hAA11soEH hd Ava 81 2als bnr .
spooiAi itotn A@aa.s4s. "a alfs People
ifeA a. ever Aoltasfn tifglai4 naeaae
Aets ffaoss ~ rai .4oipets ia ne "a -ie..slQn
81 ths inea4GEsnl te tAs laelaoly al 40
N0elsasfAss ae4l Ae ofAtoi al l4e oo-
oAsion "a hsDstsr soba y lAnisl The
exercises tsf~u eLe4tg sftol O. gIaeA.
80 IA TIE lao4.g..sll 80 tas eas. a, - =
Esiiy seoos~tec steaa Illnuuf aAa n.ls
there N@e "a lae a.iel. lat u.i =
aga 81 . i~ute~rtAtf Ial.at I1S sisIs
AUD stripes were ftti. llo.a even aaE e
The opeAfaf spcrp- va ael.sr4el as f..s
hicbard A Davis - lrsaaalr lie
speakers fs tIilsa A.ates s.usfaf
bsliei sho ae lFe-ea ths irlae.i i.al sl... "a
fsa J. S. Aereai.h q. lrtscs l..a
County. hslsr X lss4of Scot, oi la.ale4
sud 0cnsIal ~ D. , l.es sea 81 Dsa.i ~
kObcg 4 l.s
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

t1st lis mother dS4t1 s4s nlQinen1n1tiYo1
l.eois1 he xc4cael atsille -si - Aae
passed ass1 hef husband teo a. a. AleIs
@u4 tee sisters 81 tne aepsEsoo Nsat-An
Ncte pIesaIt c0t y - 6 ttao -aottltf Al8
&iw4ys asssa o1 Aor 'sEenG boy taac
bars ~ AlEions. Nooaty kesoelalssa
hslAn1 nfs- fesu ags. eatAsf.s.s
kslly cane ~ AlAe1lga "a les8 a. - ttu
n4AIrlee AlcAsei s4-4s@n. vAs sNrFlfet
hoE. foez ctil1EsE ~els pcrn g. tesn
%chn lswEsooe tls eiesst AlckAel "a
tes aave tAs scsngosl solal Doe "
Hrar. n-a
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01
eLAzlNo TiM8tR.

The CITY 81 Fsu Euron. ~ .cht ~,lf-
T~sssss ~ rerest firss a sas.lel-il.
bsasss Atrssoy lsses.
fobf EtIo Aicn. Aeg "a. Port Baron
ls Surrounded by forest .lres ails oonti.lf.
able canage hss eesn done vlth pre-, .c
of sui more d.sAseous rosslts u f.a
of0GEht which hAs lasted tNe Ea- IS
should c0Atnus 1hs lsut ra
within Il4e olfy na-lA IS
completely hurpsd over Tla4sl Isl
Gno Ihs fences sna iaucs iTnrtIlt .e-
ftfoyed barn Alo ssat.ri4 ou i.iprnF
avenue weIe hlInsc tc Lie Efcaud ala tso
~ pavilion a. I.us a4off llIa 80
completely oostrofec otner r-Ifs .i.I
tae CITY limila negs hui.iea li.lft ..f 81. "a
= Ais is lie dalcst NA.e "a tA-a e'.s .l--sy
YoAFe
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01
THE EXTRA SESSION.

Mckinley Does Not Favor the rrsposi-
tion and There Probably Will he
None.
WAsHINoTor. Aug 81 Reports from
Deer Park. indicating that Congressnlan
Mckinley does not favor an extra
session OF Congress, are looked upon
by many here strong evidence
that there VIII be none There are few
members OF the House who stand higher ia
the estimation OF the President than Ar
Mckinley. and, as he is q prominent factor
In tho tariff question, which II the only real
subject to suggest an extra session, II is con
sidersd quite likely thai Ais recomnsndA-
tions viii be regarded with special weight
IL is understood the President IL seeking
the views OF all the leading members of
the House and will soon decide the matter
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.

Two Lives I.sst and SIX 81 Badly
Burned by the bsiIias Over "i Isdls
Coat.iniRg Tons OF Aoitea Metal
PItTsBvkGs. Pa Aug. 81 4 iGd.s con
tanning six tons OF molten steel boiisd
over late Friday Afternoon at Carnegie .
Homestead steel works burning one man
70 death ono SO badly that he dec, and
fatally burning two others. besides -four
others being seriously burned
One OF the most heart rending fea.ures
OF the accident Was tho recovery OF the
body OF Andrew Keppleu he had fsile a
into quantity OF the molten metal and .
stream OF water Was kept PLAYING on the
mass until u became cool Then the skelo-
ton OF the poor man was taken from Tie
iron bed and when removed there was a
distinct outline OF his body In the metal
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01
AMERICANS ExClTTo.

Those nssistnr a. Chlaa werAse Up Over
Ra4or Tsst Ihey Ar. "a ns Drives
o0t sf the CeuzLy.
LoEJes Aug a. A sknuFtai clspatch
- The standard says. lnissse sAcltsmept
prevails smonE tic Americans here ia
consequences % news received from felin
that prominent Chi nsss of1clAls have peti-
toned the Government for tLs expulsion
OF al Americans from tie country IA is
reported that Prince Cbun. Lhs iather 81
The Emperor 10 advocating Tie e1Pu ision
OF Anerlcsns
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

Dr7HoTT Nioh 1uR 81 The Nstions
Editorial Association elscted q orlcers ~ YES
terdav morning. session ga follows
Char4esA I@e. of Rhode Island prsscent
J p Stslsv of tlabzBa FTst Vice Press
dent. =. Fletcher o. Illinois Second
Woe President. r V Stevens 81 nissousf
Treasurer. John q Dorsn. of obia. Cor
responding secrstsrv william FerD.ov. n
Penusy lvsnis Recording sscrstsrr p "
T.nsy. ~ Colorado. As..stsBt secretary
The nert convention viz be kslc si Bos
ton In IEns 100
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01
Dr., Ethe|bert 0. CoSman,

Late OF the Cincinnati College OF Medicine
and Surgery Cincinnati 0hlOl. has Offices at
Rooms and ?. No. l00 Monroe-st, Grand
Rapids. Mich. where all durable cases are
treated With success
Med cal diseases treated successfully. Con
Inatlsm and NERVOUS DISEASES. All
diseases peculiar 10 the sexes specially.
CATARIH CURED.
CONSULTATION at ofice or by mail. 81.
Onlce hours 20 Il a. n. , to4 p. m. and to
Sp m. sunday t0tp IN.
Address all mail 10 Or. +. o. Cosman, Rooms
! ard =. No. 100 MonrOest.. Grand Rapids.
Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01
a COAL PALACE.
The Conversions of Unique Building
Laid at Spring ieId, III.

SPRINGFIELD Ill, Aug. 81. The corner
stone OF tho Black Diamond palace was
laid on the Sangamon County fair grounds
Friday. II il TO be unique and beautiful
building built entirely OF blocks OF coal
~ the n ne-owners OF Sangamon County,
Il one OF the attractions OF the
Springfield fsir and exposition TO be
held September l0-l3 The palace will be
dedicated September 10 with appropriate
ceremonies There will be q procession of
Central Illinois coal miners, speeches by
prominent people and music. The expo
alton promises 70 be one OF great interest
TO the neonln OF Illinois
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

CHIcAao. Aug. 3l.-Seven persons were
injured on the Chicago Northwestern
passenger train which left Chicago foI
Onaha NJ u 80 0 clock Friday night hy a
rear end collision with light engine. The
accident occurred near Elmhurst op the
Galenc division Besides the Injury 20 TIE
passengcrs two sleeping cars we're dam
aged and thrown from the track II Is a
miracle that a dozen persons were not killed
.urrirht
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

NEW YonH Aug = The business fafi.
ures during the past ssvsn day. number
for the rnffsc ststes ~ snc fer Csnsca
-. or totai - 2ll - compared With a
tctal % 30 lsst wesl and q The vssl pre-
vious 20 the last Tor the corresponding
w,ek o. Inst venr tie figures were 2t
made NJ Of ~ failures IN N. United states
and - in the Dom uion of Canada
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01
Jusrcs Eisls Jhrssssnsd wfth |. Iassf

INV foHI- Aug Si.-R Porter 1shs
stated 70 reperter THURSDAY thai he vii
fae Justice Field foI Libel The alleged
libel consists In Justice fsic having ssid
IN an interview Tor publication that Hr.
Ashe Lee wksn be ssd thst Justice Ped
had once asked the lafe er-1U1Fc Ter, "a
support b i'm Tsld - oaBoioEts for tbs
Presidential nomination
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01
THE CRONIN CASE.
L1r-is Progress ha1s IL The Gxsai
zr1s1 At ChlozSo
Essh La 80 ths Al.rs Ia Potats - Aas.@
t4s Ias Ez-saia4tloa - JSr-Es ssIy
s<~Eeel2E Ios sa.ts nsiyl4k
- ClreuGastsnti4l Evissacs


cElZ4so Aes 81 IEe croEtn ara hss
6es "a Tee gGctios 81 ee-Ay 80 sz1lfaliy
snrioYed ~ bsch slass have 0ssa e1
haassed sut he actual work o. selecting e
tary has bsgun
Al tas Afternoon ssssios Friday the prOso
alton s9pe4T q Tor he aTs. tine in Ia Ia
strength. Aessrs Hynss Kills lDs
has aAd Assistant states ATTORNEY
Asslsy euleE.as The room Nib
J 1gs loae LscksF and taxing tAe .r
ses-s with Aim On TIE Sl4-es slds O.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

NnwAUETr. Aug g.. The United states
Isettcr-Carrie a. Association Was formally
Organized Friday afternoon by tbs dele
gates 20 the convention Tie moot lnpor-
tant h1siness transacted a. the morning
session was The adoption of "a ses o. resolu-
tions formed by Mr. Good sin favorinF he
granting oi pensions 70 carriers. increa'inR
the maximum limit OF salzrv 90 G 103. tS-
lag the salary ~ substitu - $; s-oo.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

ItcKsoS. xlch.. AUs 81 Enes Glrsso 90
cC~vict who vsE stabbed BY Convict C.sk
August -. drOpPeo o-so 81 he supper TAI -
Thursday evening. ass Hth recruiting from
MS wounda When C1Ik heard = his
dehth be laughed and said Now must
finish Plstnef n va On tho testimony
of Conv3ots oirATd an Tistner thai Cla1 e
vi. Imprisoned Fl2Jnef wAs msas a
cripple ;sT Ale by C.aIk ysaf ago
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

Crctoo. Aug g. Ths Umpsfsturs ~
Dee koiBos la reached l0z degrees In The
sbsds Friosy 90 Madison. Viz. 81 st
Tops "a kan - st Rockford "a 20 st
81 Pau Nina s, at Asohs = = 81 in
this city So 81 Detroit Rioh y and al
ever fhs Aorthr s't tss weather .s e1trsfne-
" hot sB q rain % bAdiy seeded
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

srKneF1UD. IL Ips ~ Tired IT
Wines sscrstKTy q the state Dosyf Of Chsr-
ifies has rst1fre1 from Washington where
hs srrArrss Win Robert Porter sBr.rin
ten6eDt e. The census q tsfs TIE st.tisfio.
- crime sn1 psupsrisrn - the United
States FOR tb. nsrt csns1s
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

SIorr CRY. "a. Aug 81 The work of
decorating tue corn pa.ace for 20 Wa pc
gun thursday. and ~ persons viii Be put
10 work Noneay morning 90 dress the grest
structure in garlsnas o. grain. The cen
fral tower IL 20y feet high and the structure
presents very impos ~ appearances. The
festival Will open September - and cen
.s~re f~fo geeks
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

vtsHrs o1ov. Aug Si Pestr sstsr o,n-
era Nsnsmnxsr has isssse ga ORDER offer
ing ne sun o. 8 60 50 rswsro for he
a-rssr and conviction in ths United States
Court of anv person found guilty q max
ing 81 armed sttsok upon any stare coach
ol railway msl. having the mas n transit
The O. Ger merely increases the reward 81
So k-retofoT. offered
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

vfcFT7s Esn bue q -Fr. Speaker !
p Carlisle no 10 hsT. risifinf he sor
ss'e e vss - opinion thst scsini.v n
One would Ds sp.sfsT - ne r.ri Houa.
~ Fspr-ssntstiv~, arc thst .. veule mar.
e. sYeslssrf presiding offo.r
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01
be outdOne BY the villages OF New York, Chicago
or Washington, Grand Rapids has secured the
Greatest Attractions on Earth !

THE satag apac persons
Is % De placed
reservoir. Arabian horses
a3ls
India feet
which gddy height
ca ee- -aa aadP
andse
Lake, viii
gag pl4a1. lo ANIMALS the globe Will travel
IhsCATAcOMBs replaced their
present ae winding
po.at -astn na slLAgso Ada.
bridge Of
ahre.t the hunps
The cRArA from. be brought Moon
as curiosity ior a Geology.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

BosTor lus a. -Augustins Ttsmpson
fuansger e. the hori. Nerve Fooc cornpa-
NJ and homsopsfic ptvrieisu - Lowell
Mass hss gone tnso ft'oiysncT Hs oves
iss 80 sboui enc hsf - Which 70 secured
Tha urfpcurr hersd n.sets sre nfkt
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

Bos7oK. Aug - At meeting If ooiorsd
people Friday night - vss oscfosd to koia
. cenierenos ~ lssciRs osiorss fasn % ~.
country IN this catv seuls tns n sspteu-
Der r. centiocf tbs oisJrisgtlon ~ Federal
r.asyonsrs
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

g1xtTr = + tBf The oornsr,fsl
Cable -CorapFrT kss flst ~ M s.crstey- -
sts.e orcs certificate - ipcr..<. - 80
ear . trUu s. ~ o. - &c ~ ss
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

A yesnr nsa is Jsu a. f1tfshufrh Erns
Blsnsogf vita a Eesd fsrcA

fItt-fH"tI VII = TT Y Ee''|F
PIrTsHrkeH Ia kuE al VI Llama p
Fry, yeuEg a1u ssnt 10 tls colBts lai
last "Wednesday lor cfunkenEcs.. colnmH
ted suicide IN his cei seme tam. late I1u1s-
dsv aAght by stabbiaF hlmsef a. he heart
viii lsso pencil OS lie ieft breast iust
over The hear ioar O. I've hoies were dc
covered Anc IN his TocAet lend pencil
wa founc sfokeI and covered with bioed
showing thai u wss hy n tasi tie wounds
Msre msca
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

vtrTrE Afg 3 7~s untncvn
sirls .ke vsfs fceinf q. tbs bsfhof a. Q
cieof Pridsr Kerrinf we're drowned ~
the ospsiEns of tA.if sost ~ tss sven
frsn q psssinR tls
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

srz,or Mss AUG = Bsrsos sbsp
srd u.ssur.r a "a, Bsepsrs sefss l.rrn-
bsf Company. vsfh oaess m sosten hss
usds 90 .ssier rn-rt he iissiiie-s srs
tla sGr. sssets lfrkt
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

PHusnrrv1A Aug 81 I>wis Pres 4
CO have en.rsd Their cr.citors ca cents
or tte dollar and ssksd fhsf hey be gwen
- -.gtieen n ontb. "a vkioh - MAKE tks sst-
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

London's Great Strike IL Expected 90
Terminals To-lay

LONDON, Aug 81 - The outlook for q
speedy adjustment OF the strike Is excel
lent Negotiations have been going on all
day. John Burns. Socialist leader,
has had conference on behalf OF
the strikers with the directors Of the
dock companies, al which he iabored siren =
uously to effect a ompr0mise He an
nounced that a settlement OF the strike has
been reached and is expected every mo-
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

So prFes Ca Axg = T-rs s.r r1-rs
vss<r ~rTss Company hsv. sid sut "a ar
LIZ -.h g -r.-s - q 80 -
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01
A voTpEVLEss CHAMPION.


- dohn r. ssfp-s,
Fos-or tuR = -ks Csthsrfss Sail
-sn METER 81 gess l. knlHvss. tns
ruTids, go FricsT sft~y = ienf nls~ss
-ts vss q 7ssrt cd sBs . nsFs - Ire
isr1
Ms srIf~sn ksS Tess az frvsne feY e.
tess Tssrs Ber eessk vo cBs ~ psrssyFb
sr1 -. snr wss r,sin set
~. ~ fsn-vT 49, e. rs~srs fssot F~f
ff7 svenirr voer ~ nsrr rssebsf AN
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

be popular. join the crowd to this famous place,
and how much more comfortable you make your
home than you have been having it at the Summer
resorts
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

PhGniy Furniture CornDanv.
Where every kind of wood known Is exhibited in the
beautiful furniture with which their
apartments abound.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-06-19
This territory has beeu uotor,unate m

This territory has been unfortunate ID mol realizine iss capabilities. So much attention has been bestowed upon the development ot it's mining wealthth at it's energies have not been directed to ave nues through which il might obtain sub stantial benefits. The cultivation oi beeis for the manufacture of sugar you'd find a remunerative compensation tor the labor and eapital employed h Germany incomparabiy less less favored than this territory in the advantages Of climate and msteIia; resources, she manufacture of beet sugar has been made the most profitable oi industries. giving ocoupa- ton to thousands Of wage arners. One sugar establishment in France reported a net profit derived from the manufacture Of beet sugar. a few years ago. of two millions of dollars, and the season did not extend over four months. Science, chemistry and mechanical skill have com. bined to transfer ihe making oi prime necessary of life from lhe tropics into northern lstitudes. : The fssnre of this great industry seems almost boundless in its possibility. ..:+-.;.<..
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-06-19
Mining intelligence.

J. N. Rodenburg came in last even ing from his mining camp in the Brad shaw mountains. He says that min ing is active all along the line in tha sectioH. and the outlook continues very aattering for that section. A. J. Rupert X Sons, of Groom creek brought in Q S6O0 bar of gold to-day, taken from ore from some of their claims there.
 The Gro Bella company, it Is reported will shortly add ten stamps more to their plant in the Bradshaw mountains for the purpose of working custom ore from adjacent claims. They will also put in additional concentrators and machinery for treating ores by chlori- nation process.
 J. N. Rodenburg has fine lot of ore taken from the Rapid Transit mine in the Bradshaw country, which will be wo- ked at the Gro Bella company's mill He says this claim is looking well, and he expects to be able to real ize good dividends from it.
 Mr. Birmingham, who owns some good claims in the Bradshaw moun- tains, has three months supply of ore on hand for his packers, and ex. poets to be able to keep a pack train engaged for year packing ore.
 The Crowned King mill continues to run successfully on ore from the com pany's mines, which are said to show up fine body of good ore.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-06-19

The quaint aphorism ~that a ".ellow feeling makes us -wondrous hnd," met xiih an apt illustration in the conduct of a convict in the San Quentin peniter- tiary. The prisoner, who was serving a term Of fifteen years on charge ol bur glary, saw man. fall into the bay. He gave the alarm and the man was saved. The prisoner was al once rewarded with g;it Of twenty-dollar. piece. He ln turn contributed the money 10 the fund for the sufferers from the Johnstown ca lamity, remarking that the poor victims ot that disaster would need IL more than he. Hearing of the incident, the gov ernor of California instructed his seore- tary to ascertain all she facts, and upon receipt of letter of recommendation rom the warden of. ;he prison, the piis- oner was granted pardon. The gov ernor expressed his belief that his action you'd tend ,o impars a good influence over the minds. oiabe oI1Si pyisoasrs, and that the pardon extended in this case would make an upright man of one who demonstrated by his conduct that he was not naturally bad man 9. heart
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-06-19

The St. Louis Republic recently sen, out circulars to leading democratic edi- tors of the the country asking for theiI opinion as to the availability of Gov. Hill for president in 1892. The news papers to which the query was ad- dressed circulate in ten states where democratic opinion is strongly repre- sented by them. There Is but one ex- pression in favor of the nomination of Governor Hill, coming from Augusta, Georgia, Of the other, all but two are anquali6edly opposed to the nomination of Hill. The two excep- = tions are the Louisville Courier Jour nal and the Atlants, Georgia. Journal. My. Wa,terson declines to commit him. self to an opinion now.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-06-19
successful Bidders.

X circular, just received at this ofhce, from department headquarters, an nounces the following list of successful bidders for fuel, forage, etc, for north ern Arizona military posts;
 FORT APACHE.
 Gustav Becker-1, 300 cords pinyop, cedar, juniper and oak wood. at $s.09 per cord.
 W. S. Barnum-3O00O Bs. corn, at s2 69 per 100 ns.
 Frank l.. Moore-SS0, 900 bs. barley, delivered at Holbrook, at xl 50 per loo Bs.
 k. E. Thomas-l35, 900 ns. bran, at S2.94 per 100 fbs.
 J. H. Frisbie-l 900 bushels charcoal, at 2I9c. per bushel
 FORT VERDE.
 Joel K. Slack-1, ,0V0 cords juniper or cedar wood, at $6.2l per cord.
 J. II. Strahan-40O00 bs. corn, at Si.5s per lVu lbs.
 James Page-25,O0O hs. corn, at $2 per 100 lbs. wm. Marshal-se,OOO hs. oats, at S2.S5 per loo lbs. A. NJ. Strahan-75 900 bs. oats g. .45 per l0l lbs. John D. Lay-6O,Oo0 ns. barley, al g per 100 lbs.
 Jas. c. Davidson-90,o0O Bs. barley at $2 per loo lbs.
 Chas. Goldman-75, 900 lbs. bran, a, $2 49 per loo lbs. s.sJohn Davis-I70, 900 lbs. baled alfalfa hay, at 49ac. per 100 lbs.
 Joseph St. Germain-SO0 bushels charcoal, at 25c. per bushel.
 wHIPPLE BARRACKS. sc. Miller-l, 300 cords pine wood, at S3.97 per cord.
 w. c. Bashford-l5,OOO lbs. corn, a, Sl.S5 per 100 lbs.
 w. c. Ba htord-a5 900 lbs. bran, at lS74 per 100 lbs.
 k. H. Burmister-30,0 900 lbs. barley, at Sl 5T per 100 lbs.
 SC. Miller-75, 900 lbs. bottom hay, baled, at 95c. per 100 lbs.
 :. c. Miller-I75,0O0 lbs. loose bot tom hay, at S5c. per 100 lbs. S. c. Miller-60,000 lbs straw or bot tom hay, for bedding, soc. per 100 lbs. k. II. Burmister-4,000 lbs. black smiths coal, at ? 50 per 100 lbs. $. c. Miller-2,000 bushels charcoal, at l49c. per bushel.
 FORT MoJAvE. Henry Lambert-2l0 cords soft wood. at S5 90 per cord.
 Ben. H. Spear-i5,oOO lbs. barley, at S2.45 per 100 los.
 Henry Lambert-70,O00 lbs. hay, at SL70 per 100 lbs.