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Tombstone epitaph., 1892-01-24
COUNTY ssEGGHNS
LOCATIONS.

LOCATIONS Star, Challenge, Monitor Ben But. Ter, Turquois district--J D Gilbert.
 TRUST DEED. F Lorenger and wife to Maggie Stoller, lots B and 24 block 20 Ben son, $9OO,
 MORTGAGE Maggie Stoller to A. J. Bell lot B and 24 block 20, Benson to secure $500.
 LIS PENDIs. Sid Thomas vs Vim. Duncan, Estate of Frank Ely vs Phoebe Hearst ct al, Estate of Frank Ely and Juan Elias vs Perrin ct al
 BRAND. X. T.-Frank Hands San Simon valley.
 LOCATIONS. Fittsburg mining claim, Turquois district--James Mul,igan.
 BRANDS. J B de Vincenzi-Seven-sey over. P. o. address Fort Bowie.
 LOCATION.  Tribute and Napkin, Turquois dis trict-Tom Dougherty,
 AFFIDAVIT. Of assessment work on Dougherty claim, Tombstone district.-P. Dough- erty.
 RELEASE OF MORTGAGE. F D Williams to P Harrington dated April 1891. l,
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The editors Of the Los Angele. Her aii have been arrested and placed uucer 5000 bonds on charge Of send ing copies of their paper containing lottery advertisements through the mails.
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"England does not want war and she will use her best efforts to prevent il" Mir. Hale was still closeted with Sec retary Blaine when this dispatch was sent.
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A Colorado gentleman is looking over the country around Mineral Park and Chloride with view to putting in a small smelter.-Mohaye Miner.
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Proposals are advertised for by the government for 10000 adobes 1000 brick, and the erection of additional quarters at Huachuca.
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MT. Tribolet has already commence cd building an addition to his butcher shop to replace that destroyed by the late fire.
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NAVAL NEWS.

PHILADELPHIA-The work Of pump ing out lhe great dry dock recently built at the League Island navy yard, preparatory to the examination of the bottom of the Monitor Montauk. was begun this morning. This will con sume two or three days.
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THER1NG.

BUFTALo-Ike Smith, claiming to be the welter weight champion wresr Ter of England. was defeated last night by Dennis Gallagher of this city be- fore 5000 spectators.
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LOOKS LIKE WAR.

ST. LoUIs- Considerable comment hes been cansed in military circles here in consequence of the instruc- tions issued by AdJutaat General wickham to the commander of the state troops to recruit their commands up to the maximum.
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The Bruce cattle are still being shipped from Benson to Nevada. They are in excellent condition and the loss by shipment is very small.
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COLD WEATHER.
ASSISTANCE.

PROVIDENCE. K I-Lieutcnant Hodg kins, of the Bristol Naval reserve, lIas offered the services oi his command to Secretary Tracy in the event of war with CbilI.
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SAFE BLOWERS.

HOT STRINGS, Ark-Thc safe in the Bonanza club was blown open last night by craeksmen, who secured SS, 900.
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The PsosPEcroR was in rrror in stating that work vas pre- gressing on the construction of the new grade on the $ P road between 0choa and Dr.g s5a The suFvey has been made but no werk doac on actual reconstruction.
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The examination of We a accused of stealing E.. J. Roberts horses, will come before Justice Johnston's court tomorrow.
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ARASsAs PASS STRIKE.

SAN ASToSIo-Last night the Aran- sasEPass road tendered a South, n Pacific car which was made up with the weslbound train. This morning the Southern Pacific trainmen reiul ed to take out the.traiu unless the Art n- sas Pass car was cut out This WAS done and the train departed. The superintendent ol the road will arrive to-morrog and look into the status If affairs.
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&e-a Wednesdays Daily. C.. s. Fly is at Nogales.
si Bryant is in from Turquois.

Every person who owns lot in Tombstone should plan to plant a tree on Arbor day.
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A carload of ice for the Southeast ern Ice Co will be here tonight. It comes from Las Vegas.
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The Santa Fe company is storing 100 tons of ice in their Raton ice house. It is brought from Las Vegas.
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John Mobile came home today from San Francisco, looking better thaa he ever did in his lie.
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DIED OF INFLuENzA.

y1Exx4-The Arch Duke Charles Salvator, whose critical illness with influenza was announced, died this afternoon.
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The Bisbee stage went out with a load oi furniture from the establish meut of Butcher Gres. today.
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The buds are beginning to swell OF the cottonwood trees.
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ORDERED SOUTH.

SAN FRANCIsC-rhe Cali this morn ing states that the cruiser Baltimore, now at Mare Island navy yard, has received orders to leave today for the south. She will go direct to Acapulco or Callao without stop. Nothing can be learned 10 show that she will be joined by the Charleston or San Francisco, new at San Diego. Capt. Schley and all the officers oi the Bal timore, whose cruise has expired, have asked to be assigned 10 the ship on the understanding that the trouble will occur with Chili Nearly all the unexpiTed sailors and their crews have also re-enlisted. IL is also stated tina; the Mohican, wooden vessel, has been ordered to leave in d day or two for Panama. The Mohican Is nov si Mare Island nearly ready for sea.
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the vessels of the Chilean navy, 50 far as he is able to ascertain. In accord ande with these specific instructions he today informed the navy departs ment that the Chilean steamer Es- meralda leit the port ol Valparaiso at o'clock in the morning U go 10 the assistance of tine British mail steamer John Elder which is reported ash ore l60 miles south of Valparaiso. This was the sum and substance of his dispatch. That it made no allusion whatever to the Yorktown having been fired upon is taken as an a6sol- ute reiutation of the rumor that gaified circulation yesterday.
 FOR SAN DIEGO.
 SAN FRASCIsco-A Washington special: Late yesterday afternoon con- tidential orders were issued by the War Department to enlarge the bar racks at San Diego so they will have a capacity of l6 companies of infantry, one battery of artillery and one caval- " regiment. At present only one company of infantry occupies the rather limited quarters. Quarters for infantry aud artillery must be pro vided at once, and the cavalry quar. ters will be finished as soon as possi- ble.
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THIs camp is not so bad camp as some would like to make it. For whether good or whether bad, de- bends on how We take it.
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A FAILURE.

CHIcAoo-The Security Loan and Savings company,a mortgage loan and deposit bank at I27 Laselia street, made an assigIn ent this morning No schedules were nied ana 1t IS i,,- possible to learn She amount of assets anilia bIties.
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PEACE.

WAsHINGToS-There was decided dimunition in the warlike talk around the navy department this morning, and more peaceful feeling prevailed. Secretary Tracy had comparatively quiet morning, but he had plenty to occupy him. It is quite apparent that congress will not be enlightened on the Chilean controversy for at least two or three days, for the announce ment is made at the state department that the correspondence will not be sent in to morrow. No date has been fixed for she submission of the mes sage aud documents.
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DEATH LIST.

I.oNDoN-The death columes on the font page oi this mornings Times contains the anprecede nted number O! la9 announcements. Twenty four uf these deaths are attributed to in huenza, pneumonia or bronchitis.
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THE LATEST FROM CHILL.

wAsHDe-oN-One Of the duties of
 Commander Evans Of the Yorktown at Valparaiso, in addition 10 his gen. era. US faciioHs to koeP tho navy de- partment advieed oi the conditions of affairs of affairs in Chili, is to report with promptness the movements of
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THE PRIZE RING.

ALBCQUERQUE-The McCoy-Mar- shall prize fight, purse of $l00 to the winner, Queensbury rules, came off in Old Albuquerque this afternoon and attracted q throng of sporting men from all over the territory. Jim Me Coy is New Yoik middle weight ol some experience in the ring. John Marshal is colored man, citizen oi Albuquerque. It was hgSt to q finish, with three ounce gloves. Mar shall was knocked out in the fourteenth round and badly punished. Glove: were used to comply with the law but the fight was none the less fierce.
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MORTGAGE

Maggie Stoller to A. J. Bell lot B and 24 block 20, Benson to secure $500.
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 contains the anprecede nted number ol la9 announcements. Twenty four Uf these deaths are attributed to in huenza, pneumonia or bronchitis.
 AWFUL ACCIDENT. ST. LOUISA little before s o'clock last evening a party of twenty-two started out for an evening Of enjoyment oi sleigh. .ng, furnished by the recert heavy fall Of snow. Of these, eight are new in the mOrgue and the rest are in the hospital. The party was made up oi members of the Glover Leaf Fishing club, q society cf white walters in some of tho leading local restaurants. They were all in one large four-herse sleigh. At the Sarah St crossing of the Wabash road the accident occur red. The lightning express running ta rate of 25 miles per hour, struck between the pole horse and sleigh, killing two of the horses and throwing the occupants in every direction. So great was the shock that two of the injured were afterwards found on top of the cab Of the twenty two in the party, but two escaped unhurt, nine are dead and eleven badly hurt. Geo. Frey and an unknown wounded man are dying and others may die.
 GeRMAN REELECTED.
 AENAPoLIs-Hon, A. P. German was reelected today United States senator to succeed himself.
 COLD WEATHER
 ST. LoUIs-Fourteen inches of snow is the record for this locality. As som as the snow stopped falling late last night the mercury began to drop and il is now lowering around the zero | marx
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AFFIDAVIT.

Of assessment work on Dougherty claim, Tombstone district.-P. Dough- erty.
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HOUSE.

WAsAISGToS-There was consider able talk about the Chilean situation around the corridors of the house today, but the excitement has almost entirely subsided. The session was short, and after few bills, among them NIT. Springers's free wool Lill, were introduced, the house adjourned.
 NEW MEXICO,
 WAsHINSToS-A bill was introduced today by MT. Platt, to enable New Mexico to form a constitution and state government and to be admitted into the union as state He said that he introduced it at the request Oi the delegate from New Mexico, but without committing himself in its provisions.
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RELEASE OF MORTGAGE F D Williams to P Harrington dated April 1891. !,
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GaRNAN REELECTED

AENAPoLIs-Hon, A. P. German was reelected today United States senator to succeed himself.
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F Lorenger and wife to Maggie Stoller, lots B and 24 block 20 Ben- son, $900,
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LOCATIONS. Star, Challenge, Monitor Ben But. Ter, Turquois district--J D Gilbert.
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strength and Healtl.

II you are not feeling strong and
healthy, try Electric Bitters. II ia
Grippe" has left you weak and weary,
use Electric Bitters. This remedy acts
directly on liver, stomach and kidneys,
gently aiding those organs to perform
their functions. If you are afflicted
with sick headache, you will find speedy
and permanent relief by taking Elec-
trio Bitters. One trial will convince
YOU that this is the remedy you, need.
Large bottles only SOC, at Logan Drug
Co.'s drug store. 9
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have been called by their d~iscoverer,
Schiaparelli, a Milanese astronomer: Ac-
cording to him they look like fine hair
like lines, some Of which appear to run
out from the points Of the bay or stiliis,
while others Cross them In various d.
rections, covering the whole land sur
face with an intricate network. Most
sigular Of all, he reports that from time
to time some Of them appear to become
double for awhile, and then alter q tew
weeks resume their old appearance,
the changes seeming to have
something TODD with the progress OF tho
seasons. These canals" and their
changes are certainly not easy things TO
sec, only a very few Of the astronomers,
even among those who have observed
the planet most a~ssiduously, have Q 9
anything answering to schiaparellIs
description of the canals, and fewer still
have observed their Termination" or
doubling. There romans, therefore,
come doubt on the subject-a lingering
suspicion that there may BIO some illu.
sion in tho case, especially as tho "ca-
nails" II they really exist and double
themselves in the manner described,
seem to defy any reasonable explana-
ton. Whatever they may DO, 1t is
quito certain that they cannot
possibly be canals in any such
sense as VIC are familiar with
upon tho earth, / e., artificial
water couraes. nor indeed hardly water
courres ct all. Within the last few
weeks tho writer has had a number Of
exquisite views OF the planet With, the
great telescope at Princeton, and while
tho other well-known MARKINGS upon
the planets surface came out clear and
strong, along with othors which were
only temporary clouds probably, he
has not yet been able to see anything
tho least resembling the description Of
the canals nothing more than moro II.
regular shadings. The planet is so far
south in the sky that our northern OBJ
s~ervatoTies are, however, at a disad-
vantage, and we shall wait with interest
to hear the report Of the South Ameri-
can observers, who have the planet
nearly overhead.
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aThe use OF 'Castoria' is 50 universal and
tta merits "a well known that II seems o WORK
of sIpereroeaton to endorse It. Few aret1e
Intelligent families who do not keep Caseoria
Witnln eA cAaIos MARrTs, DID.
New York CITY.
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Cholera infautum has lost its ter
rors since the introduction Of Cham.
berlain's Collie, Choler and Diarrh@a
Remedy. When that remedy is used
and the treatment as directed with each
bottle is followed, a cure is certain.
Mrs. Fanny Lauerdale, OF Rock, Pope.
county, ILL.,, says 1t cured her baby OF
cholera infantum, and she thinks saved
its life. A. w. Walter, a prominent
merchant at Waltersburg, Ill, says 1t
curedh his baby boy Of cholera infantum
after several other remedies had failed.
The child was 80 low chat he seemed
almost beyond the aid of human hands
or reach Of any medicine" but Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhma
Remedy cured him. % and so cent
bottles for sale bYdruggists. D&w
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D~raEoonIng Won't Dol

Eotwith the liver. Violent cholagogues. like
eaiomel and blue pill, administered in heroic
or excessive doses, rs they often arc, will not
permanently restore the activity Of the great
hepatic organ. and arc productive OF much mis-
chief to thesyStem generally. Institute a health.
full reform. II inactivity Of tho liver exists, with
Hostattet's Stomach BltterS, which inSurCs a
regular discharge Of tho S~ccrOtlvo function OF
tho liver, and pfomotGsd duo action Of tho bowels
without grlpgpg or weakening them. The dis
comfort ind tenderness Ia the right side, nau.
sea, fur upon tho tongue. y~ellownexS OF the skin
headache, which characterize chronic bilious.
neSa. disappear, andd~iSOStion-AlHays intoFferod
with nv htliousnek6-r9snmCS is former activity.
Tho Bitters annihllAloS malaFial complaints,
Of healthtul repo3e,
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HIGGINS BODY
Arrives In New Yorls-It will BE Buried
with Military Houors.

Arrives in New YorI-It will 30 Buried
with Military Houors.
New YoRK, August 10.-The Pacific
mail steamship Columbia which ar
rived from Gallon, last night, came up to
her pier on North River at tho foot Of
Canal street at s o'clock this morning.
AS soon as tho steamer had been moor
ed there was removed to the pier the
heavy wooden box containing the me-
tallic caskot in which lay the body OF
Boatswains Mate Charles ". Riggin, OF
the American steamship Baltimore,
who was murdered by q Chilean mob
in the streets Of Valparaiso. The body
was placed upon q truck aud wheeled to
tho upper end Of the pier and covered
with an American flag. There II rested
until 10:45 o'clock. There arrived from
Philadelphia the committee appointed
to escort the sailors body back to his
native city, Philadelphia, there to be-
inferred with military andciyic honors.
Until Saturday the body will remain
in charge Of the undertaken. Then it
will be remoyedto Independence Hall,
where it will lie in state for tho day.
On Saturday the. funeral will take
place and the body will be inferred in
Woodland cemetery.
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morNTAM LAKE PARK.
News Notes From the Popular ResoFt-In'
tsrssung Arrivnls-s. A. r. Day.

News Notes From the Popular ReSort-In.
tsrssung ArrivalS-G. A. h Day.
Spseal Correspondence Of dc E~ateliOa'er
MOUNTAINS LAKE PAX, Mn, August
o.-The trains of Monday night brought
in a large company OF people, among
them the Cadet military band OF the
State College, Lexington, Ky. The
band is handsomely uniformed and is
accompanied by the leader, Mr.. frost.
one OF the most experienced oand mas
tiers in the country. The band Will re-
main two weeks at the park.
A large number Of excurslonists ar
rived this morning from Piedmont,
among them one hundred cadets In
uniform. The excursion was under the
auspices Of St. Peter's Church, Western.
port. Father K. r. WeideF accompanied
the excursion. There is music in the
woods to-day. The band, the laughter
and shouts OF the happy picnickers
make4his a gala day.
DR.. G. W. Hubbard, dean Of the Nc
harry Medical school, Nashville, Tenn,
is enjoying a short vacation with US.
Tho doctor will deliver two or more
Round Table Talks.
Tho association management offered
to the Y. NJ. O. A. boys a lot
upon which to erect q headquarters
building. The sum OF $500 was also
offered them in a few moments.
A gentle shower to-day freshened up
the grass and broke the monotony OF
the long dry spell.
At s D. m. the tenth annual Chau-
tauqua assembly was opened by w. L.
Davidson, j. D., superintendent OF in
struction, Short vesper services were
held The band furnished the music:
Words OF welcome were spoken, and
then came a beautifully illustrated lee
ture, Of 100 pictures. "From the Italian
Lakes 70 Vesuyius." DR.. Davidson was
in his happiest condition and delighted
his large audience who travelled with
him through Italy. This was n OF
the most successful openings ever en-
joyed in the park.
The sale OF season tickets MONDAY
and Tuesday was very large. The bag
gage agent at the Baltimore &Ohio
Railroad say he has handled 200 more
pieces OF b~aggapersup TO this date,
than in n previous year OF same date.
Had there not been several new hotels
erected the past winter the park could
not entertain the people now here, and
vet therei is room for others.
Posters are being sent out announcing
August % as Grand Army day. Among
the attractions are Comrade Frank
Smith, OF Toledo, o., who is to give his
great lecture. "In and Out of Anderson;
ville;" Gen. o. o. Howard, Corporal
James Tanner, aud Others.
Tho sanitary condition OF the park is
excellent. The board Of health is care
fully looking after the trust committed
to them.
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THO REVOLUTION In BolIyla.

New YORK, August lO.-The Hsrald's
correspondent at La Pase, Bolivia, says
that a revolution was started yesterday
at Tucre, and troops were at once sent
from La Pase to suppress 1t. A general
uprising is feared all over h ecouutry.
The Liberal party openly ayows its in
tention to oppose President-elect Bap-
tista at all odds. 1t is hard to get at
the exact condition OF affairs owing to
the embargo on telegraph lines. Arms
are said to be going into Bolivian terri
tory from Peru.
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for Infants and Children.

"css.oriahsovel adaptcdtochTdrenthas
recommend ita ssuperior to any prescription
uownt to mo" 4. A. ARcuKR, II. D.,
iii SO. Oxford St, Brooklyn, NJ Z.
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pnnfna,. Cant DO Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inlamed con-
dition Of the mucous lining OF the Eus-
tachian Tube. When this tube gets in
famed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is en-
tirely closed, Deafness is the result, and
unless the inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its normal
condition. hearing will be destroyed
forever; ninc cases out OF ten are caused
by catarrh. which is nothing but an in
famed condition Of the mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case Of Deafness Caused by catarrh)
that we cannot ure by taking Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists, 75c. D&w
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The Cholera scourge.

ST.. P-ErERsBuRa, August lo.-Advices
from scheran, the capital OF Persia
show that the cholera is increasing in
yiruIence there. The deaths in the city
now average 90 daily. An official report
Just issued shows that on sunday there
were reported from all the cholera in
fected districts OF Russia 4,96i new cases
OF the disease. On the same day 2,l77
persons died Of Cholera.
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A BOLD ROBBERY.
Mexican bandits Get Away with Fifty
Thousand Dollars In silver.

Mexican Bandits Get Away with Fifty
Thousand Dollars In silver.
DwAeo, MEXICO, August 10.-The
mail courier from Mazatlan has arrived
here bringing information Of a bold and
successful robbery committed by q band
Of brigands near Gulincan, in the state
of senalea. A train of ten burros was
on the way from the Yedras mines to
Gulincan, loaded with $4,000 worth OF
silver sulphides in boxes for export It
was guarded by twenty men, who wers
attacked in camp four nights dgo by the
bandits, who numbered about fifteen
men. Three Of the guards were killed,
and the others were overpowered and
bound hand and foot. Thcy were left
in that condition by the brigands, who
drove the mules with their precious
load into the deep recess Of the Sierra
Madre mountains. Accompany OF gov
eminent troops has gone in pursuit Of
Eha rohbarg.
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BERLIN, August 1o.-The inventive
genius Of an officer named Thomas, who
was serving aterm in prison for treason,
has resulted in the mans sentence be.
ing committed. Thomas invented a
process which is q great improvement
on the methods now employed in tho
construction Of cannons, and his dis
covery promises to prove very valuable.
The war department recommended his
release, and to-day he was given his
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THE only reason for Ar. C1susland's nom
ination, and he ding that forced his nonsi.
nation in spite Of all the Efforts Of politicians,
,cas The fact that, in he minds Of The Demo
cratic masses, he represents hs idea Of free
trade. The platform is an ~unmidakabk
declaration againa all parseying with pro
lection. Aputs The Democratic party in ts
field as committed TO The policy of soetping
a,vay every shred of a protective duty.-Hen-
m Gsorne. tie Free Trader.