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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-09
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J. p. Napoleon Ru-
sZczynski.

W. wtorek, 81 maja 1892,
O 6te] rano, umarf W lazare.
Gle u lekarzy W Milwaukee
zaszczytnie znany DR.. Napo-
leon Ruszczvhsxl.
S. p. Napoleon ur. sic W
W. KS. Poznanskiem, dnia "a
Maja 1866, z rodzicow: Jozefa
Ruszczynsklego = zmar}ego
pred kllku laty - szanowa.
nego powszechnle obywatela,
goracego patryoty, Eufrozyny
z Koszutsklch.
O)clec mfodego Napoleona
wpoif W nlego mitosc ola
kraju r%odzlnnego, ola kocha-
nej nasze rozdartel ma czesc1
Poiski, to tel kto znat S. p.
Napoleona przyznac mus, il
to bYt patryota miluiacy
krai oiczysty, wzdychajacy
btagalnie do Boga> jul ma
lou bolesci, ably przynajmleJ
prochy spoczefy ma zieml
rodalnne].
S. D. Napoleon pobieraf
nauki W Poznauiu, w Chef
mnie, nastepnle zwiedzlf UNI
wersytety Heidelbergu,
Wroctawin, Gryf,i, wo)skowost
odstuzYwszy, )ednoroczaa
siuzbe, W krolewcu. Jake
doktor praktykowat W kllku
! mie]scach. w Chelmuie TASTE
powaf proeesora W klinice. W
r. 1888 przvbyf do Amerykl
do Milwaukee, abl tutai niesG
pomoc cierplace] ludzkoscl.
Nlestety slabe lego zdrowie
ustawlczna, niezmordowana
praca starganem zosta1o. W
zeszfym roku Wy]echaf S. ap.
Napoleon do Europy W to-
warzystwie swel slostry ia.
dw1g', Ktora z MIN razem
mieszkata. W kraiu rad2if
sic najlepszych lekarzy
i powr5cit pc c2tetonieslecz-
mel nieobacnosci do Milwau.
kee, IA pnzor zdrowszy.
Choroba jednakze wzmogIa
sic skutkiem surowego klima.
tn i przyku}a go}do lo2ka, 2
ktorego JUL NE powstai. Wi
dzac, lie siostra ME Jest W
stanie oez zupeinego zru]no-
! wanna wfasnego zdrowia GU
wac dniem / noca bez wvpo.
: czynku u lola chorego, kazat
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-09
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi

Mimi
Budows nowego kosciola, O
ktorym Wlarus dawniej wspo.
minal, raznle postepuje. Q.
.becnle iuz injury prawle goto-
we, a dali Bog pogode, to W
dwoch tygodniach bedzie ko-
sci6l pod dachem.W niedziele,
IS Maja, odby}o sic uroczy-
ste poswiecenie i po}ozenie
wegielnego kamienia. Cele-
brantem byl Ks. B. Sand
meyer, dziekan z Minneapolis,
kaznodzieja ks. D. Majer z
St. Paul. Pod wegielny ka-
mien pomiedzy innnymi w}o.
zono takze ostatni numer
Warusa ma wleczna pamlatke.
Kosciol nowy bedzle praw-
DIVA ozdoba naszei czesci
miasta. Budujemy go Z czer-
wonej cegly. w stylu roman
skim. Bedzie on iedynym
kosciolem w caIem Minnea-
polls zbudowanym W tym
stylu. Praca kieruje obyw.
Antoni Wasilewski, "a przyznac
trzeba, re sic parafia bynaj-
mniei ME zawiodla, powierza-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-09
c IA
z NlW POLSKICH
w AMERYCE.

ST. PAUL., MINI. --Od-
by}a sic tutaj pono konfe-
rencya czterech wlelklcb lu.
dzi. Zjechali sic X. X. Jacek
Gulski z Milwaukee, Wincen.
ty Barzyhski i Franciszek
Knoll z Chicago i Domlnlk
Majer z paszego miasta. lie
w tenn prawdy, ME wlemy.
Ale badz CO badz zawsze
krok ten trzeba uwazac jake
dobry, ably raz ma zawsze
miedzy polskiem duchowieh-
stwem zapanowala zgoda.
Najwiecej oporu Z pewnoscia
znalda ksieza W seminaryum
detroickiem. Mniejsza 0
to.
Z drugiej.strony jednakowoz
nasuwa sic podejrzenie, czy
x. Wincenty Barzyhski ,widzac
pred SODA pewna porazke ma
seimie w Manistee, ME chce
pociagnieciem ma szachownlcy
do St. Paul ma pewien czas
krachu zatlumic, ably sejmem
W swojei mysli kierowac'
Waarus jake starry polltyk
podobne koleje juz przecho.
dill. da]cic sie!!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-09
w DETROIT here

w DElKOll herezya
grasuje coraz zychwalej.
Oprocz rektora Kolasihskiego
powsta]e tam teraz nowy
apostata, kt6ry w swoim
organic anarchistyczno : ma
sohsko szubrawczym
beczelnie bluzni, IL religia
katolicka jest sektq a ksieza
katoliccy batamutanaa.
Ow OlszewsKi, a DO
prawdzie Goliszewski, pisze
W tel swojej pogahskrej
Prawdzae, w numerze z 4tego
czerwca biezacego roku,
referujac o rozruchach W
g:ninie baptystow W Detroit,
wyraznie CO nastepuie:
z tego wszystklego widaG, re
nlctylko u mas, ale tez i pomiedzy
snnymi sehciarzana5 wytwarzaja sic
n1eporozumlenla, pomlmo to lax
wielka pomiedzy mimi a MANI Jest
roznica!
Ich ksieza, oprocz sta1ei
sxromnc] pensyi, zadnych wiecej
ME maja prawie dochod6w i tenn
sic koutentowaG musza, nasi zas
ksieza przeclwnie, majac znaczne
roczne stale pensye, maia takze
pr6cz tego ogromne p~obocznc
dochody, Kt6reml sic bogaca, a
pomlmo to, zawsze i'm ~]eszcze
wszystklego "a malo. Choclaz.
prawde powiedzlawszy. tax jedaych
jak drugich, ME prawdziwa rellg1a
lecz glownie utfymuie ciemny,
gfupl mot}och, kt6ry endowment
humbugaml batamucq o lie
moznoscl W jak n%ajwiekszej glupo-
Gle i zabobonach utrzymaC sic
staraia.
Takich to plsarzy obrona
pos]uguje sic seminaryum
polskle i fabryku]e i'm
materya}y do czernienia
redaktora Wlorusa. Niechai
temu seminaryum wyjdzie to
ma pozytek - redaktorowi
Warusa, pisma polskiego j
katolickiego, zadaa pod|osd
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-09
lac mu tax wazne stanowi-
sko.-Jeden z Pa,otian.

wiarogo.
dnego zrodla dowiadujemy
sic, re szumnie obrany re-
daktor Spo}ki chicagoskieL
X. konstanty Domagalski,po
niedawno zawartym kontrak-
Gle. Cd redakcyi Dziennlha
Chicagoshiego jest usuniety.
| Prey Wlerze Qjczgznie jeszcze
pozostanie. Fakr ten pokazu.
je, do jakiego stopnia sp6lce
sic w g}owle przewraca.W VIA
snie teraz. gdy szurki zal1}a-
daja 7slesraf spcika ma
doM6d swei niedo}eznoscl,
albo chwiejnosci dale dobro-
wolnie pole bitwy nieprzyja
ciolom, uciekajac haniebnie.
\. Domagalski,bad CO badz,
Jest czlowlekiem zdolnym, cho-
ciaz be- zasady. Ale przyja-
wszy p%ozornie zasady kropi-
dlarskie, %powinna sp6lka co
najmnicj dotrzymat kontraktu.
w redakcyi sp6}ki zaprowa,
dzono surowa mosklewska
cenzure, Ale cenzura
wywo}uje szpieg6w, kt6rzy
Wla1usom wszystko dono'
sza.
WILMINGTON, Del. -
Oicowie Benedyktyni
niepieknie sobie postepula z
tutejszym polskim koscio]em.
Niemcy, a ME Polacy So
w}asciwymy dziefzyclelami
tego talk zwanego st. Hedwlg
Polish church,, O czem
swiadczyt NIGGA wlelebni
ksieza Swininiarski, Rodowicz,
MaIusecki, Szymanowski i
ks. Richerd Aust, ~pierwszy
kap}an polski tego kosciola,
obecnie W Scranton. Pa,
kt6ry opatowi w Newark, N.
J., powiedzia}:, ,Choclaz tylko
pol PolaSa Jestem, nozo am
PLUS uidere iniustitiam Polono-
2ln1.
M w re-
sz}ym tygodniu MONA byEo
widziec setki woz6w wypako.
wanych rozmaitymi sprzetami
domowemi. kt6re opuszczaly
Baltimore. Wozami tyni
wyjezdzali nasi rodacy Z 70,
dzinami, udajac sic ma sqsie-
dnie farmy, celem zrywania
truskawek, czyli tax zwanych
jagged, ma czas mniej wiecej
6-S tygodnl. Emigracja ia
chwilowo trivia dalei.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-09
OMAHA Nebl -

OMAHA, Nebl - Burmistrz
Bemis podplsa} rozporzadzenle
Kady m%iejskiei, dalqce jask1nlom
CRY W Omaha wszelkie swobody.
otosownie do tego rozporzadzenla
musza placic iasklnle CRY mieslecz-
ME s25 kary i mice swe lokale
otWarte a ME PREY drzwiach
zamknietvch. Rozporzadzenie
mlejskie jest W naJScislejszej
sprzecznosci z przyjetem przed
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-09

W MITCHELL, W po4udnio-
wei Dakocle, pewna dana zrobl-
IA soble pfaszcz z plor kurek pre-.
rowych. kosztowato ia to 10 lat
czasu, ale tez teraz szacuje sw6j
pfaszcz nas5000. Ten p1aszcz damskl
ma bye wystaw1ony ma chicago
skleJ wystawie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-09
PkACCIE "a
AMERYKA

BLAINE po%dzlekowaf W dniu
4 Czerwca Harrlsonowl "a urzad
sekretarza czyli mlnlstra Stanow
ZJednoczonych. by ME bye wle-
ceJ cd nlego zaleznym. Harrison z
razaca obojetnoscia zwolnlf go z
urzedu. Teraz przyJaclele Bla1na
postawlll iego kaudydature ma
prezydenta Stan6w Zjednoczonych,
Q ktory to na]wyzszy urzad i
Harrison ponownie sic ubie.
ga.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-09

w PHILADELPHIA niewido.
my grajek ma fortepianle j.. w.
Caume dostaf cd sadu sler6t
license do ozenienia sic z niewido-
ma nauczycielka muzyki Kate f.
Hollen.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-09

DO MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.
zjezdzaja sic zewszad reprezentan-
CT poszczeg6lnych Stan6w Unit
Observation-Disclosures ma kon-
wencya republikanska. W1ekszosG
reprezentantow zdaje sic bye "a
Harrisonem. Nebraska l Indiana
So cafkowlcle "a Harrlsonem, jak
dawniej, z 1owy tylko dw6ch
representative lest "a Blalnem, a
z As dclegatow Stanu Illinois tylko
sledmlu, wszyscy z Chicago, o.
swladczY4o sic "a Blalnem. Two
lennlcy Blalna ma laden sposob
ME chca dopuscic nomlnacyi
Harrrisona; skoro poniosa kleske,
wysuna trzeciego kandydata, kom-
promlsowego, i ma tego g}osowaG
beda. W dniu Z Czerwca odby1a
sic W Minneapolis, W gmacbu
wystawv przemysfowej, w}asciwa
kongencYa. Jezeii O lei wyniku
~odbierzemy wladomost TELEGRAPH
ezn?, umiesclmy ia ma lnnem
mlejscu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-09

W WASAU, Wis, zorganizo-
wa}a sic nova fabryka mebli
kt6ra zainkorporuie sic z kapita-
Inn $l00, 900. Nova kompan,a
sktada sic acknowledgement
przemysfowcow w mlescie | ME.
hawem rozpocznle fabryke budo-
wac. $50 robotnlkow znajdzle tam
prace.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-09
GUBERNATOR

VObEICNAlOR StaEu
Illinois,, P. Flfer, wyda1 odezwe o
pomoc ola powodzlan " swoim
stanie. Szkoda W powiatach Ma
olson, St. Clair i Monroe ma
wynoslc przesz}o II milion6w
dolarGw.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-09

W KANSAS CITY. Mo-, "a
k3ada znany Armour z Chicago
J~eszcze ledne peklarnia. Ma ona
bye obliczona ma 5000 sztuk by.
dfa, 1000 owlec 5000 wieprzy
dzlennie. Kansas City juz ma
lnne podobnego rodzaju zak1ady,
a skoro jeszcze przybedzle nova
p%eklarnla, stanie SIG to miasto
maj wiekszym targlem mlesny1n W
%kralu,nie %wyjawszy navel CHI
cage,
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-17

The Phoenix Republican, of the 9th Inst, in speaking of the conclusion of Justice Wharton in the case of the Ter ritory vs, Ed. Tewksbury, has this to cay: "The decision was carefully writ ten, though brief" Iris true it is 0ief, by reason of It's omission to note or refer in any manner to the testimo- ny given by five df the witnesses who swore positively, and without equivo- cation, that they saw Tewksbury, with whom they were well acqhhinted, in Gila county, so distant from the scene CT the murder of Thomas Graham in Maricopa county, and at such time thatit would have been, utterly im- possible for him to have fired the fatal shot which deprived Graham of life. The testimony of those witnesses was not impeaohed, and was entitled to more weight than those whom Justice Wharton, in rendering his decision, said testified on the part of the prose. cution, and gave it as their OPINION that Tewksbury was the guilty person. Taking into consideration the state of feeling against Tewksbury in Marieo- pa county, engendered by newspaper strietures, resolutions denuhciatory in their character, and virulent public speeches, ali calculated to influence the public mind, it is not to be won dered at that Tewksbury was denied bail.
 That his trial will occur in Maricopa county is not at all likely, but in some other county where the scales of jus tice are more equally poised, and where it will not be necessary to im- provise the jail as an arsenal for the protection of prisoners from mob vio- lence,
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-17
Right or Wrong.

Which will ye have? It does seem as if some folks prefer to have the last condition of the liver rather than the
 first. They perpetually dose them selves with purgatiye totelly without virtue us alternative of liver trouble. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is the sue cessful candidate for the peoples choice, and vel, popular aud well known as it is, there are unfortunates who Keep on trying the drastic remedies of former days. It is to the intelligent portion of the public that the well known and long tried properties of shs Bitters ap- peal. Reason should be guided by ex- perience in the matter of medication.
 "The best guide t, our feet is the lamp of experience, said great patriot of the early revolutionary period, and the exclamation is pregnant with truth. For over n third of century the Bit ters daily has met with the endoEsg- ment of people suffering from liver complaint, malaria, constipation, rbeu- matism, debility and troubles accom- pansd by dyspepsia Latterly it has declared itseif and leen thoroughly ap- proved as a remedy for fa grippe.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-17
LITTLE TO RE RcPED FOR FROM THE
 MONETARY CONFERENCE.

A correspondent of the New York Sun, writing from Vienna, Austria, on the monetary situation says it is unfor- tunate that the United States should have selected the year of the Presidsn- tial election for holding the Interna- tional Conference. It is but natural, says the writer, that European obser- ysrs familiar with the machinery of parties, have drawn the inference that the monetary conference IS merely a device to get the silver question out of the political battlefield until till after election. The natural effect of this in- ference is to dsmpen the zeal alike of friends and foes of silver, and to in cline them all to look upon the confer encs with indifference, if not with sus- pieion In fact, nine out of every ten public men on the continent regard the proposed conference as sham, neither intended nor expected by the United States government to lead to any prac. tieal results.
 Gladstone and the new British mia istry are opposed to bimetalhsm, no favorable action may be expected on the part of Germany, and Austria, Hungary has recently adopted the gold standard
 The new Austrian monetary system went into effect throughout Austria and Hungary on tbe 1lth of August It is formulated in six laws. The first sub stitutes golden unit of value, the crown, for the previously existing sil- yer unit of value, the gulden or forin. The second recites the monetary con vention agreed upon between the two parts of the dual monarchy, Austria and Hungary. The third authorizes the payment in the new gold crowns of all debts contracted to be paid in gol- den forins The fourth is necessary modification of the statute creating the Austro-Hungarian Bank The fifth authorizes the Minister of Finance to make loan for the purpose of buying the gold necessary for the new coinage; and the sixth finally authorizes the con version into terms of the new coinage oi State obligations, railroad bonds, and 80 on. Austria Hungary hss two-fold object in this new departure. The dual empire means to put itself in line with Germany and England as against she Latin Union and Russla, not to mention the United States, by adopt ing the single gold standard; and it also means to bring about the gradual abolition of the Austrian legal tender paper currency and the return to spe. cie payments.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-17

Our senior was in receipt of a letter, dated September 9th, from Sim Eby, the only survivor of the Peacock ranch massacre, by Kiowa Indians, thirty two years ago, reminding us of that bloody affair and of our arrival at the scene of deSolatiou the day following A reminder was altogether unnecessa- " What was then witnessed will never be effaced from our memory, although, in those days, such occur rerces, on "the old Santa Fe trail, !" were not unexpected
 The Santa Fe trail, the best natural road in the United States, was thronged by persons going and coming from the then recently discovered Fl Dorado, Pike's Peak, and they generally tray eled in such numbers as to render themselves secure from Indian attacks. But on the occasion referred tc, two white braves returning from the Peak, realizing the danger of travelling fur ther, had taken refuge in the deserted trading post, and as an earnest of their hospitality offered us the major part of hindquarter of a yearling buffalo calf, if we would camp with them, which We respectfully declined, not because we were not hungry, but for the reason that we had already sup, ply of jerked bison, sufficient for many days travel, and were anxious to reach a more hospitable region than the Kiowa range.
 Our receding wagons were followed by their two.horss rig, and until we met D. B. Lacey, the generalissono of train of twenty-six wagons, return ing from Fort Union to Kansas City. The gentlemen who had inscribed on their wagon cover, ''To Pike's Peak or Bust" took the backward trail in the direction of Kansas City.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-17

Within short time tbs Amslgama. ted Association has lost control of the Juniata Iron & Steel Works of Sheen berger & Co.,, and the Elba, at Pitts bnrgh, the Upper and Lower Union Mills, the Homestead Steel Works and the Beaver Falls Mile, owned and op- erated by the Carnegie Steel Company, Limited. These different mills will all be operated in the future with nou- union men, and the Amalgamated As sociation will not be recognized by their owners. In addition to this, we are advised that other concerns will re- fuse to have further dealings with that organization when the scale comes up for settlement next year. h view of all this, it is evident that. this once powerful labor organization is rapidly losing it's hold-Iron Age.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-17
PLENTY or GOLD.

Secretary of tho Treasury Foster, evidently, is not afraid of silver driy- ing out gold as many slarmists in the East predict. The Secretary says: It is amusing to me sometimes to hear the talk that the Treasury has no gold on hand if the debts are substracted from what is in our vault. have on hand in addition to the S1OO, 900, 900 reserve, $50, 900, 900 of money in round figures. Some financial statistlcians who want to prove that the Government is bank rupt, assert that out of this $50, 900, 900 we owe $5, 100000 to national banks for deposits to secure the Government from loss in reckoning mutilsted cur rency and other purposes; that there are S1 ,OOO.O 900 to S5, 1000, 900 checks outstanding always for Government ex- perts, for pensions, for She Post Office Departmental all say about S15, 1000, 900, Of the other Sl5, 1000, 900 they say SIP ,0OO, 900 is subsidiary coin, and be- sides we owe S15, ,000,0 to national banks on other scores. Thus they leave me with the reserve fund en- croached upon and no money on hand. Now all that is very nice, except that I have S3O, GOO, 900 on hand in addition to the Sl0O, 100000 gold reserve, and there is nothing in the course of pub lie business that will change the situa- tion, except the shutting down of the Government itself. Then everything outstanding would necessarily be paid off "There has been no time since I have been in the Treasury when there has been less than SIS, 900, 900 of this outstanding indebtedness, and there was time when it amounted to over $l7,O00, 00O It will always be there unless we make all government checks payable in New York, which I favor doing.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-17

One hundred and thirty-fve prison CTS were released at Wallace, Idaho Indictments were found against every one of the miners by the United States grand jury now in session at C@ur d'Alene City. It is however, deemed best not to bring them to trial at pres ent, but to keep the indictments harg- ing over them as an incentive to good behavior. Most of the troops will now leave the Cosur d'Alene country. The backbone of She union is supposed to be broken, though the released minors are confident they will yet succeed in driving out the non-union men.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-17
Tor over riny Years.

AN OLD AND WELLTRRD REMEDY, Mrs Wmslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty yeara by millions of mothers for their children while teethipg, with perfect success It soothes the child, sof,ens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for diarrhoeA. Is pleasant to the tnstr. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Twenty-Five cents bottle lis value is incalollabia, Be sure and ask for Mrs wiuslow's Soothing Syrup, and take no other kind
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-17

Among che incider ts of childhood that stands out in bolC relief, rs our memory reverts to the aayg when we were young, none ore more prominent than severe sickness. The young moth CT vividly remembers q at it was Cham berlain's Cough Remedy cured her of orotp, and in turn adm nisters it to her own offspring and always with the best results. For sale by H. c, Hitchcock, druuaist
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-17

The Australian ballot was introduced into the United States by it's adoption by the State of Massachusetts in 1888, and by the city of Louisville in the same year. It is now in use in all the States and Territories but Iowa, Kan sas, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and the Terri tories of Utah and New Mexico.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-17

Creed now has seven shipping mines. During August the quantity of ore shipped by each was as follows: Ame- thyst, 2l0O tons; Last Chance, 1900; Ethel, l2O; New York, 75; Yellow Jack ct, l5; Bachelor, l5. The Holy Moses loaded two cars, but they were not billed till September lst, so they do not get in the August returns. During September hoisting plants will be put on the Stanhope, Camp Bird, Little Msid and Transfer A diamond drill will be at work on the Four Hundred Acre and new air compressor on the Nelson tunnel The camp is develop ing as rapidly and we'll as expected by conservative and experienced mining men, though not as we'll as expected by enthusiastic teRderfeet. It is a good mining camp and will be permanent. - Mining Industry.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-17
Notice of Forfeiture.

no ALFRED KIN OR TO ] wheEh iC may concern, this is to no- tifY you that I, cO.ownsr in the Pyreuees mining claim, situated in the Territory ot ArIzona County of Gila, and fnofe hartlcu- larly described in Book 1, of Gila County Min ing Records, at page S02, have done and per formed the annual work on said claim, as re. quired by law. for the year 1891.
 This, therefore, is to notify you, that fl yod do not pay your full proportion of the cost of said york, together with the cost of this ad- vertisement, within ninety days after the ex- piration of this notice, your interest ill said mining claim. us cn-owner, will utterly cease and, by operation of law, become the proper. ty of the undersigned.
 ANDREW BARTLETH. Globe, A T, Eily 2, 1892. iuly2-9od
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-17

The capacity of the Baltimore Elec- trie Company's works is heinz enlarged so that 4,OO0,O0O podr ds of copper ore can be treated monthly This is where the entire output Of the Anaconda mines is Hereafter to le refined by the electrolytc process, instead of being shipped to Europe,
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-17

The Mesa Free Press made it's first appearance September sth, and re- fleets credit on the editor, W. D. Mor- ton. It is a seven column folfo, at tractive in appearance and full of local news. The Free Press has promis- ing field and should succeed,
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-17

The product of the gold piaeers in the basin of the Yukon river, in Alas ka, is much larger than during any previous season, says The Mining Age. The steamer St. Paul recently brought down in payment for miners supplies gold dust to the amount of $50, 900, which had been collected at St. Mich aeps, near the n5outh of the Yukon. Two years ago the Eumber of miners in the Yukon was not over 100, but to- day over 800 are busy there
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-17

Professor Foster promises generous rains for the Southwest. He says {; Rainfall will be generally we'll distri- buted, and the drouth will be broken in Mexico, Arizona, Southern Califor- mia, and New Mexico, before the month closes.0 F0
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-17

The twelfth annts fair of New Mex ico opened in Albuquerque on Monday last, The Albuque,que Citizen says Che exhibits are c,mplete reflex of the resources of New Mexico and Ari- zona, and will please, instruct and ens certain visitors.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-17

Five cases of cholera are reported, by the Board of Health of New York, to have occurred in that city on the 14th inst. Fighting the spread of chol- era is about as effective as opposing the approach OY cyclone. '