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No Tariff Changes In Canada.

OTTAWA. March 2O-No tar!n changes will bo
announced in tho budget speech Of the Minis
ter of Finance on Tuesday. Should the Coy
eminent decide to make any change In the
posed later on In the Committee OF Ways aad
Means.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-21

BosToN. March 2O.--Iirut. C. 4. !. Tottcu.
L. $. A.. Professor q; Military Science nt Yale.
lccturrd at Music Hall this afternoon on "Tha
New star nf The Fast" The Lieutenant said
that March 20, 1892. might lie looked upon as
the beginning Of Judgment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-21

Fastest train In the world for Albany, Utica SYRIA
euse. Rochester. Buffalo. and Niagara Fals-by New
York Centrai.-Ads,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-21
Largest Bcer Brewery In the World.

Comparative sales 1891: Pabst Milwaukee 7go 2aC
barrels Anheuser- Busch, St. Louis Coz. oIS barrels
Pabst leads with 1Ss. 2l2 barrsla-ASs.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-17
Amercos cAoIsru.

From the Daily Reveille, Whstcom,
Ills.
1T. c. Burnett, the democratic csndi.
date for sheriff, was taken violently III si
Clesrbrook. He had oil the symptoms
Of Asiatic cholera, and for an hour or two
It WAS feared he would die. They inslly
gave him dose Of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhes Remedy, which
revived him until physician arrived -
That 10 precisely what the manufacturers
Of that medicine recommend for cholera.
Send for physician but give their med.
icine until the physician arrives. II
cholera becomes prevalent in this coun.
try next summer this preparation will he
in great demand because it can always
be depended upon. For sale by
II. II. Watkins. Druggist.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-17

James F. Carroll, mechanic OF Bridge
port, Conn.,, has gone crazy through being
twiiied over the election. He imagines
that he will be killed for not voting and
thinks that all the Republicans are after
him. He says that hi. employer won.
let him work because no defeated the
Republican party. Carroll did not vote
sni he thinxs that II he had Harrison
would have been elected.--Cxttsrugus IN.
w. Republican.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-17
SeN f60 Feet and SfiN iivss.

Reyss Silvss. . Mexican miner, fell y
distance Of 100 feet down 9 shaft Of =
mine in tho Castle Dome mining district
y few days sgo and received injuries
which may prove fatal. 1t seems that
he and two MexicAns by the name Of
q nzales and Orocho had leased the
min.s some time ago Of John Stoffels. =
merchant Of this city. The mine had not
b-.en worked for number Of years and
or examination tho lessees found great
many Of the timbers In the shaft rotten.
They commenced removing the unsafe
ones and replacing them with sound ones
preparatory to getting ont ore, and 1t wss
while doing this that Silvss met With the
acciden, which nearly cost him hrs life.
One of the iin'bers gave way and pre-
cipitsed Silvas to the bottom Of the mine.
Oroch0 who MAS with him st the time
saved himself by clinging to the side
of the shaft and wss hauled to the aur-
face nv Gonzales and escaped unhurt.
Silvss In his downward flight had fall
en- scrosa brace and his left Lev WAS
found when examined to have been
broken Ia two places. The broken ley
vac placed in splints and other~is
cared for ~ we'll - circumstances would
permit. His partners started immediate
ly with him for this place in boat aud
arrived here some twenty-four hours sf-
tsrward without accident. An exsmina.
ton Of the injured man by the doctor
showed the break nearest the knee ex-
tended into the joint. the second break
b-iny half way between the knee and the
thigh. II Was slso Uncovered that he
had received internal injuries, as swell
ing and blostiny had set in at lsst ac-
counts.-Yuma Sentinel.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-17
Notice to Taxpayers.
OyyIcg or THE SnERirr AND FIX
opYIcio TAX COLLECTOR oy
MnuIyg CotrsTy. AKtZ.

OyyIcg oy THE SnERiYf AND Ex'
oPYIcio TAX COLLECTOR oy
MoHAyg CoUSrY. ARiz.
KrSesAs, Arizona, Sept. 24th' issz'
Notice is hereby given that the d"p".
cate assessment roll ot the county "
Mohsve, Territory Of Arizona, Tor tne
year 1892, u nov in my possession Tor '"e
collection Of taxes therein, and the tsxe"
are now due and payable. Taxes VIII oe
delinquent on the third Monday IN is'
cember next hereafter, and unless ps'o
on that day or prior thereto, one Ano
one half l1s) per cent per month our
ing the time the said taxes shall be de-
linauent will bs added to the amount
thereof ~ penalty. l am now ready 10
receive taxes at my Office In kingmsn,
between the hours of . O'Clock .. m. ana
8 O'Clock .. IN. from and after this date.
WIN. II. LAKE,
Sheriff and Ex-officio Tax Collector.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-17
Rsvsaisd BY a Dream.

George w. Sines has decided one-tbird
interest in the Pelre mine to A. b. Ellut.
This mine is located in the Bradshaw
mountains and has acquired . national
reputation on account Of dream Of Mr..
Ellitt in regard to Il, which was recently
published 10 this paper. Mr.. Ellitt, II
will be rememoere while sick at his
home in Kansas, dreamed Of his brother
from whom he had not heard for several
years, and supposed him dead. In his
dream he located him near Prescott,
Arizona, and thought that his occupation
Was mining. In the same dream he 10
Gated = mining claim which contained
fsbulously rich ore. On recovering from
his illness he wrote to Prescott ana
learned that his brother was here, and =
month or two ago Mr.. ElIitt and his wife
came here for = visit. Mr.. Sines In .
. partner Of the brother, L. Eilitt, In bis
mines, and on the arrival Of the Kansas
couple the wonderful dream Of wealth
was talked over by them. Mr.. Ellitt, Of
Kansas, described the place where the
mine Of his dream Was located and from
his description OF It it was believed 70 be
one Of the claims owned by Mr.. Sines
and L Ellit. Il WAS ayFesd bsiore going
to look for It that should the mine turn
out to be located on their ground they
would deed A. B. Ellitt one third interest.
The Kansas Mr.. Ellitt vent out TO the
BrAdswhaw n,0untains and from his
dream alone, never having seen the mine
and never having been in = mountainous
country before, showed familiarity with
the country equal to his brother who had
lived there for yesrs. He had no diffi.
Guilty in locating the claim Of his dream
and following up the claim came 10 .
large rock where the rich gold had been
seen in bis dream. On sinking st the
point indicated by him. ore Vas found
going away up in the thousands 10 gold.
1t happens that the find Was on the
Petris claim. and yesterday Mr. Sises
made good his word to shs dreamer Of
golden wealth, ny executing him = deed
a. indicstsd sboss.-Prescott Journal
Miner.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-17
Correct.

Newspaper can say pleasant things
about = man and his whole family for
too long year,, says an exchange, and
then incur their lifetime snmity in one
short week by . seeming slight. Yes 1,
10 fact; and you can hurrsh for candi
date. back his friends, cnss hrs enemies,
and make fool Of yourself sll the way
through, without thanks in the end, 10
find when you are candidate that he n
''out Of politics." But there 10 one man
who doesn't forget you, and that Is the
candidate whom you opposed. - Ex.
change.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-17

A farmer Of Marion county has snake
which swallowed sn eight day clock in
August. 1887. Until the clock ran down
it struck regularly and its ticking could
be heard. A short time sxo the farmer
found some eggs which had been depos-
tied BY the reptile in . hole, and upon
breaking them opso bo found thst each
contained an open faced watch in 6rst.
class running order. He sold the watches
at big profit, and has nov given the
snake post suger In the hope that il
will D. oducs sufficient cork-scrsws 70 en-.
able him 70 start wholesale drug store.
Dubuque Ledger.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-17

Farmers come fifteen miles 10 my stors
70 get Chamberlsin's Cough Remedy
Many Of them, like myself, arc nevrI
without il in their homes. It cured my
boy Of severe attack Of Group and, be.
lieve, saved his life. X. DALTON, Lursy
Russell county, Kansas. This remedy
10 certain cure for Group and. II used =,
soon - the Rrst symptoms appear, ~ill
prevent the attack. For sale by
II. II. Watkins,
Druggist.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-17
No Had Been There.

"Do you see that tall, spare man lean
ing against the rail over there?' raid
James Vance, stewart Of the Athenian
club, TO San Francisco Examiner 70.
porter. "Well. I'll tell you . little yarn
in which he played al amusing part.
Some ysars ago Marquette Il Hsggemsn
Of the Crystal Palace saloon got big
safe. all gorgeous with paint and glorious
with impossible landscapes. Ernest
Marquette was very proud Of it. and in
his bustling, eager way would show it TO
all the patrons Of the piece, expatia,ing
up0n its merits
Zone evening he was engaged in show
ing = party Of gentlemen the wonders OF
the safe and ran on: mo burglar could
ever get into that, I tell you. He couldn't
open il In . week. It's the safest safe in
this town for money"
"Oh. I don't know about that, said
thst tall man, who Was then leaning on
the bar just - he 10 now leaning OH the
rail. II don't think it 80 safe
This startled Harquet,e little. No
one had ever questioned that safe before
In that offhsnd way. He flushed \ little
while the stranger regarded him non
chslantlv. Hsrquetts fe't nettIed and at
last bluFted out:
"I'lI put Eve hundred dollars In that
sale and II you can get It out in six hours
you can have 1t. Axes. jimmies and all
tools are allowed, but dynamite barred ,
"Ill 20 you,' said our tall friend.
"Ws'll make it half an hour and no
tools, however.
"HsIquette promptly dumped five
hundred dollars into bag, put the bay
into the sale and turned the combins-
ton. "Thera you are. he said, dr6zntly.
"The tall man got down Oh his knees.
put an ear sgainst the safe where the
tumbiers work and begsn turning the
knob Of the combination. He didn't say
y word hut steadily clicked away. HAr
queste began to sweat and step around.
In twsn.y-threc minutes the safe vas
open. Our friend over there took the
bag Of money, handed it to the dumb
ionndsd Hsrquette. and said, cynicAlly:
IL don't want your money. They sailed
me for little job like that once. My
name is Ensign ""-Examiner.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-17

A. +. Parker, a street car conductor IN
Oakland, Cal, possesses two medals
one given by the queen and the other by
the khedive Of Egypt, for bravery on the
battlefield. Mr.. Parker took part in the
march with Woolseley across the desert
to Khartoom TO relieve Gordan.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-17

John Pino returned from kingman,
Monday, where for the past year he has
had charge Of the Western Union tele-
graph office. He expects to remain In
town about ten days visiting old friends
and relatives. Yuma Sentinel.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-17

FREE-Our elegant illustrated cats
logue Of Watches, Diamonds, Silverwsre,
Christmas goods, &C.. &C., mailed free
TO any address. l.. II. WALLACE,
Wholesale, Retail and Mig. Jeweler,
Osden, Utah.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-17

There 10 enough water goes to waste
every winter in Southern Arizona, which,
IL properlv stored, would irrigste every
inch OF liable land. and there would be
water TO spare. The time will come when
numerous immense storage reservoirs
will be b.ilt 10 save The winter water
Yuma Sentinel.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-17

The most remarkable depression be-
low ses level-thongh not 10 be coosid'
cred In any relation to heAlth--is the
Dead ses, In Palestine, some 800 feet
below the neighboring level Of the Med
ilerranean.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-17

The overflow Of the Nile begins in
June every year and lasts till August.
During that time the river is . turbulent
stream twelve miles vide.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-17

A remedy of great value for cats and
dogs 10 swett ( oil. Put tv o tablespoonfuls
in their milk and they will rarely refuse
TO take it.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-17

II We could penetrate the esrth's sur
face 70 distance Of two miles we would
find the place where water could not ex-
lot except IN the state OF steam.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-17

Porson, the great Lstinist. wss the son
ot weaver. His Taste for learning wss
kindlsd by the accidental discovery Of q
book OF Latin proverbs.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-17

There are eight soldiers located In Ire
land to one in scotland. and over twenty
boys under eighteen years Of age have
won the Victoria cross.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-17

Some psopls prefer to line their stoves
with potteis' clay instssd Of brick, and
IL 10 said to answer the purpose very
veil.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-17

Charles Helm and Benito Dominues,
two convicts Of the Territorial peniten
tiary at Yuma. died few days ago.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-17

An exchange says: Death 10 gradually
losing it's horro An Omaha man died
recently from JOY At holding four aces in
poker game."
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-17

Suicide 10 less common among miners
than any other class Of people, and cell
destruction. strangely enough, 10 said to
be most prevalent among soldiers.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-17

The Jewish synagogue at Brighton 10
sta:ed to he one Of the few places Of
worship illuminated by the electric light.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-17

Early in the Fifteenth century q Paris
firm annually sent TO other parts Of Eu.
rope over 1000 dolls, dressed in the lat
est styles, to serve as models OF fashion.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-17
For Sole.

In Weaver district. one Bryan, mill.
one rock breaker, two fat boats. 20 fee,
In length by II feet vide, each, shafting,
betting. blacksmith tools. etc.. will he
sold cheap for cash. This machinery
has not been used over week. Apply 10
HARVEY HUBBs,
Kingmsn.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-17
For ScrofuIa

after suffering for about twenty Ave
years from scrofulOus sores on the legs
and arms, trying various medical courses
without benefit, began to use Ayers
Sarsaparilla, and wonderful cure was
the result. Five bottles sufliced to re-
store me to health. BOnifacia Lopez,
~ z. Commerce st., San Antonio, Texas
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-17

There is sign on the entrance 10 Q
London Cemetery which reads, "No ad-
mittaDce except on business"
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-17

The center Of population in this coun
try, which at the close Of jefferson,
term wss forty miles northwest Of Wash
inxton, is now twelve miles east Of Col
umbas, Ind.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-17
lnlSS.QQIS CRAP

sis. On,y dice ior The inssde. ~
10 sets In games, all winning. Perfect
work. weight, and cannot be ds
- tected BY outsiders. CONFIDENTIAL
corrcrpondence with eames tnvttr
p.,s 6.. cd. ivice "Nias-Outs' per 81, 81
h;ss M ~ Ey. ivory tsce cut) pair, tet Iosded
~ "a ~ ~ I'D; ordinary work. 10 pass bone, II
Ssrd. made. soc. o.. q Is pack Wpsss csts mn
o'ce goafsnte d. sLT sk0A. nsa & CkisssS, n
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-17
MATRIMONIAL

heaenDe OfcaAksss - hsoe0g-
Alsefal lvnsssa dssesipsssas tiss1s6
tng rssadsnesal Il fss1setsbas ls1isD
she waite eorrsspsad fos Ten -
nssrineny, ,ssuti q Plain. sssis1 suse
lops. .sosoolylesaA Nshsvs Q Aeooo.1p
ososess Of svssy - snA nakioaa111y1
many e tAsa ere bsastifs1 -
vsaishy. Civsdseiptsoa of thslseIle
Oith whom yoa wish iosWsopuoA. -
Gss;si q q; S1ssssH a 90 Sss 5su,sAsasI ;
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-17
Catarrh

my daughter WAS afiilcted for nearly
ayear with catarrh. The physicians be-
ing unable 70 help her, my pastor recon-
mended Ayers Sarsaparilla. followed
his advice. Three months Of regular
treatment with Ayers sarsaparilla and
Ayers Pills completely restored my
daughters health."-Mrs. Louise Rielle,
Little Canada, Ware, Mass.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-17
Rheum atism

"F0r several years, was troubled
with iniammatory rheumatism, being 50
bad at times a. to be entirely helpless.
For the last two years, whenever felt
the effects OF the disease, began to take
Ayers Sarsaparilla. and have not had .
spell . long time. T. Hansbrough,
Elk Run, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-18

And now comes the time Of the year when
the country correspondent gives volumineus
advice to every credulous creature who reads
the home department of her favorite journal
on the treatment Of the fireplace in summer
time, and little of-hand suggestions that entail
big expense are rendered with graceful as
surace.
First, and above all things, one should cut
of the draft from the chimney or neither
draperies nor anything else will be success.
Check the current Of air that blows SCOT and
rheumatism through an apartment.
There can be no rule given for arranging an
that when the fender and winter appurtenances
are removed an unsightly hearth remains and
should be covered. In such case the best form
Is to let tho fender remain there and fill in with
ferns and moses backed up bya curtain sus-
pended from one Of the rubber-tipped Fowler
perfection rods, which cling to stone work like
leech. Where the hearth may be covered with
. rug simple treatment Is to merely close up
the aperture with panel of either some central
design Of embossed wall paper or tapestry prop
erly framed and snugly fitted Avoid frivolous
draperies; they may be permitted up in the
mantsl, but in the hearth the design should be
fitted for the main object, which is simply to
close up useless aperture, and the best form
recommends neatness, but . strict avoidance of
all that Is superhuous.
A large armchair, moved in front Of the fire.
place, serves every purpose. although, Of
course, better form would be to have fitted Q
divan to harmonic with the woodwork Of the
mantel.
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form. The front row is elevated few inches
and those behind rise gradually, until the last
row is twenty-four feet above the main floor
There are no special seats for alternates. They
will have to take their chances with the ordi-
nary spectators.
From each section there are numerous exits
to the street, to be used only in case of emer-
gency. They are very wide. and the immense
Auditorium can be emptied in a very few min
utas.
The gallery is practically independent Of the
rest of the building. 1t il divided into two
sections. Each is reached from the street by .
stairway thirty-two feet wide. The entrances
to the gallery are from the towers in the rear
The building is located on Michigan avenue,
between Washington and Madison streets ex-
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gallery running around three sides of the build
ing. and supported by iron pillars, which will
accommodate several thousand more. There
is passageway fourteen feet wide on the north
si6e of the hall and another Of equal width on
the south side. both leading to the seats fer
spectators, and leading to each separate lection
there is an aisle thirteen feet wide. Zach sec-
ton has a separate entrance from the street,
but is not connected with any other secti,n on
the inside.
The main entrances are on the north and south
slices of the building. The stairways are per-
feCtly straight, so that there can be no blockad-
ing on sharp turns or landings. The seats on
all sides Of the main floor where the delegates
C hairs are to be are arranged in semi-circular
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down immediately after the convention. The
stage, on the Michigan avenue side. is large
enough TO hold at least 500 persons. Directly
in front of the stage is the rostrum for the Off
GERS of the convention and the speakers and in
front Of that the desks of the official stenog-
raphers.
Seats and tables for at least three hundred
newspaper men are provided on the right and
left of the rostrum. The first row of press
seats is raised six inches above the main floor
and the last row two feet above il. This is a
feature that will be thoroughly appreciated by
the men who will write the story OF the proceed
ings of the convention The newspaper men are
provided with facilities for transferring their
copy direct 70 telegraph wires in another part
Of the building. These wires are connected
with the newspaper Offices in various parts of
the country, so that the reports Of the proceed
ings can be put into type almost quickly as if
the convention were held in the town of publ
cation.
The main floor Of the hall. which is to be
level, contains $40 seats for the delegates The
main body Of the hall. including the stage.
forms one complete section. There are two
sisles twelve feet wide on each side of the
stage leading to the delegates seats and open
ing directly from the street. No one will be
allowed to enter them except delegates. news
paper men and persons holding tickets to seats
on the stage
THE MAIN FLOOR
All Of the rest of the main floor Is divided
into four sections, each containing 5000 seats,
thus furnishing seating capacity on the main
floor Of over $4,000 In addition there is a
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tended, with frontage of 400 feet on Michiga
avenue

avenue.
EASY OF ACCESS
The wigwam is easy of access
The Illinois Central railroad depot is within a
block of the wigwam. The suburban system of
that line is the best in the country, and will
convey the delegate when he is tired and any,
body else who wants to go there, to the world .
fair grounds in fifteen minutes The tracks of
the Michigan Central road parallel those of the
Illinois Central. The Wabash and Cottage
Grove cable lines, running to Washington Park
and the worlds fair grounds, run within one
block of the building. The State street cable
to 69th street is within one block The ele-
waited road trains, which will be in operation by
the time the convention meets. will run to seth
street from the downtown terminal at Van
Buren, street. five blocks from the hall.
Trains on the North Side cable can be reached
West Side cable run within five blocks. Horse
two and five blocks. The docks of the Good
rich line Of steamers for all lake points are
within three blocks. The Auditorium il within
six blocks, the Victoria. Richelieu. Leland and
Wellington Hotels are within five blocks; the
fremont and Commercial are within FIVE
blocks. the Sherman within six. the Briggs
within seven. the Grand Pacific within seven,
the Great Northern within six. Burke's, Nc
Coy's. Cores, Brevoort. Windsor's and Kins-
leys within six and eight; the post Office within
seven. the board of trade within eight blocks,
The business center of the city is within from
. one block 10 nine blocks west, from one to six
blocks south and from one to five blocks north.