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Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

The child king of Spain sleeps under
extraordinary conditions. his chamber
being watched and surrounded all night
by the Monferos de Espinosa, the royal
bodyyusrd. This ancient force 10 re-
cruited, by = tradition, from among ma.
tivrs Of the town of Espinoss, who for
400 years have claimed the privilege u
guarding the kings psrson.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

Charles II. Akers, the present recorder
Of Yavapai county, will probably be the
republican nominee for Sheriff Of that
county. Charley is a perfect gentleman
and II a republican is to get the office
We would like IN see him get II.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10
T'wo Political Victims.

Tho Republican Territorial convention
met in Prescott Thnrsday. but AN ad-
journment was had until Friday morn.
ing on account Of the non arrival Of many
delegates w. q Stewart, Of Flagstaff.
was nominated tor Delegate to Congress,
and George Clough. Of Graham county.
was nominated Tor ConarIlman-ai-lsrae
The nominations are weak. Stewart
will not carry single silver producing
comfy in the Territory. He is a lawyer
Of little promise In the skylight town OF
Coconino. Cloush was put up with the
idea Of catching the Mormon vote.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

John X. Mackenzie this week announ-
ces himself as q candidate for the Office OF
Treasurer on the Republican ticket. John
il 100 we'll known in Mohsve county to
need words Of commentator from US,
bnt we must in justice say that for hon
estv and integrity he il unapproachable.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

II by some chance Hardy should he
come candidate for councilman af-large
We will have more billingsga'c introduced
into the campaign than ever before. Tn-
captain is n master hand at this style OF
campaigning, hut then We will have the
pleasure OF sailing bis boat up to the
head waters OF Salt river in November.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10
Weather Report.

Summary for the month OF August 1892,
Of meteorological record, U. s. Weather
Service, Signal, Arizona:
Temperature--max. mean, 1858; min.
mean, 739; max and min. mean, S9.6;
highest temperature, ZIG. dates, August 4.
lowest temperature, 63, August %; pre-.
cipitation, 52.l0J.
HENRY KosnLAND,
Voluntary Observer.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

II mnrderer's name was only "Clne"
the sleuth.hounds OF the Law could find
the fellow every time. for they are chain
lightning on finding clues. hut when it
comes to catching up with the assassin
that is another story. Let's change the
name OF them from detectives" to Eat
lempiives LOS Angeles Times.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10
Dsmoeane Delegates.

The foliowing delegates were elected
10 attend The Democratic rainiy rops-n-
tim At the prin, tu-. iari s,inris,
Kin,m ,n--D.n,.i smih, Jphn koiaT.
Charles Zp,mer. J0hn Mullisau, John
NJ. Marphy, A. "a. Conari and u. u.
Br.b-
Cerbai--John Barry. Thomas Molii'
gan and r. l.. Ayres.
Stockton iliil--Tw, se's of drl~gst~r
were elected from this pr~cibr,
Peach sp,inxs-frank Garner and
John Spik -
sandy--A. Cornwall AMI Tx. q hm,o.
White Hil.--r. w. Gallisn-f. wm.
Larkin, Bon Patterson. Col. Wright,
w. Y. Frost. anil john Mcclure.
Todd Bas,a---E. w. Conrad and o.
w. consrd.
&. .. ID. Mine--ChArIs. L,ncb.
Mineral Park-E. y. rboppson. Chas.
sherman and LONE Davidson.
Chlords--j. z. F,nnsssa and J. w.
Morgan.
Gold Bas--j. A. Smith and Tom Gil.
bert.
Fort Mohaye--P. r. Collins,
Music Mountain. Goid Basin, Cedar,
kbrrry aud Signal have no, yet sent
In returns.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

J. w. Morgan will undoubtedly he the
democratic nominee for Recorder of this
county. Joe - free silver democrat and
Is in every way worthy Of the nomina-
tion. Should he he elected he will he one
Of the beet officers that has ever filed .
paper In that office.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

Next Saturday the Democratic county
convention meets in Kingman for the
purpose Of nominating candidates for
county offices. The nominees will un.
doubtedIy he men who hold the esteem
and confidence OF every voter In the
county and will be the winners in the
political contest.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

The three great prize f.hts are now
ended and again the people will turn
their attention to the political fight and
discuss fully the chances Of the two old
parties for supremacy.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

O.D. Clack is announced this week as
a candidate for Treasurer on the republi-
can ticket. Dick is an honest, industri.
ous young man, against whom nothing
bu, good can be said. II elected to the
Office he will Gil it faithfully and honest
lx
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

There are four times as many words
in our language as there are in the
French, yet philologist estimates tha,
the coinage of new words in our tongue
goes on at the rate Of 100 annually.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

Mohave county should make grand
exhibit ut the Worlds Fair next year.
She has an Illimitable resource from
which to draw and all that is necessary is
To gather IN the specimens.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

The walls Of old Exeter castle, Eng
land, are crumhling. An inspection re-
vealed the fact that millions Of microbe.
are gradually powdering away the stone
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

The Democratic Territorial convention
which meets at Flagstaff on the 2lst OF
this month should nominate good men
ard true for the responsible Offices to be
filed by the Territory this fall.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

Cleveland and Hill have held con-
ference in New York and an agreement
entered into by which the great empire
state ,s to vote for CleveIand's electors.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

The Mormon vote ALL t~ -p,ken for
bv the republicans ,h,s fall, hut IL ,s -x.
i,ect~d that u will fall 10 the lo, of the
democratic candidate. ar usual.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

Frank Cox, Of Phenix, il a candidate
for delegate to Congress.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

McAuiiffe again defeated Meyer at
New Orleans on the 9TH of this month
while Dixon, the colored bantam, de-
feated Shelly on the 9Th.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10
NOTICE,
KiSGxAs. April 25th. 1892

KiNGxAs, April 25th. 1892.
Notice IL hereby gwen that the under.
signed owner Of the Oro Plata and Mara.
posa mines will not he responsible, nor
will the mines be responsible, for any
debts contracted by the contractors OF
lessees thereon.
II MRs. HANNAH J. WuSoN.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

The Coconino Sun - getting facetious.
II will he as sad and gloomy as its editor
vas after the last election in Mohave
c unity.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

Twenty-Five per cent Of the women Of
England earn their own living. There
are nearly $50 female blacksmiths in that
country.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

The News il neat little four.page pa
per issned from the little mountain town
Of Williams. May il be successful.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

The Republicans will make a hard
fight to carry the Legislature this fall, but
we opine, their work will ne fruitless.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

Politics will begin to boil over in Mo
have county next week.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

Flagstaff has been treated to a Jail de-
livery, from Jail birds getting away in the
shuttle
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10
Chairman

Names Of pupils Who have neither been
'ar'iy nor absent for the week ending
Friday 9th, 1892.
Chas. Anderson,
Lizzie Anderson,
Bertha B-erh.r,
simmer Beecher,
Cora DrlAno,
Mary Frrra.
Frank Graham,
Geo. kl~r,
Frank Jerome,
Albert Noii.
Virginia Npli,
FL tn Ogden,
Florence Ogden,
frankie Potts,
Lsliah Potts,
Amelia Quinones,
Allie Sfa,key,
Viua Starkey,
Minnie Siarkey,
Elsie ragyart.
lester Wilkinson,
Henry Theis.
Poriirio Noli.
RosALEE r. OGDEN,
Teacher.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10
Notice s~ Gvssiisers.

Estate of Edwin X. Miner,
deceased.
Notice il hereby s,y.n by the under.
siRned Administrator "f the estate of Ed.
win X. Miner. deceased, so the creditors II,
and all persons having oi inns neasu~t the
said deosased. 20 exh'bii shem with the
necessary vouchers. within fonr months
altar the first publication Of thi. nv,ice
to th. said administrator y, his tore IN
Hackbsrry. the sane being the place Tor
the transaction Of the business vf aid
estate in the town ~ blackberry, conn {,
Of Mohave.
Dated this 23d day os August. 1882.
WM. GRANT,
&3wt Admini.trato~
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10
Ayers Hair vigor

Prevents hair from falling out.
"a nunibsf Of years ago. ~ rccommen.
dalton OF a irirBd. began g. use Ayers
Hair yigor Ia stop the hair from falling
out and prevent lis turning gray. Tie
FIRST effects were most satisfactory.
oceasionai applications s.nce have kept
my hair tiiiak aud of n natural color
II. X. Basi,an. Mckinney, Texas
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10
FOR SHERIFF.

l hereby announce myself y. \ candi.
date for the Office Of Sheriff of Mohave
county. snhjec, TO the action Of the Re.
publican county convention.
J. N. COHENOUR.
Peach Springs, July Q, 1892
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10
FOR TREASURER.

I hereby announce myself as . csndi'
date for ib- otiir. Of Treasurer of Mohaye
county subject TO ~. spprossl ~ the
Republican County Cnwth,o.
o u CLACk.
kingmsn, September 10rh. 1892.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10
Ayers Hair vigor

Restores hair after feyers.
.Oyer year ago had a severe fever.
and when recovered. my hair began
DO fall out. aud what little remained
turned gray. ] tried various remedies.
hut without success. M at last I befsD
10 use Ayers Hair Yig"r. and Bow my
hair Il growing rapidly and Is rsinrrd
90 It's original color" - Mrs. A. Collins.
Drhton. Mass.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10
FOR TREASURER

herewith announce myself az y can.
didaie for Treasurer OF Mohav. county
subject to the approval of the Democrat.
ic county convention. l.. u. COwAN.
Kingmap, July 6, 1892.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10
Ayers Hair vigor

MAKES tDt HiIr soIt anu EIubsy.
II hay. used Ayers Hair yigor foe
nearly hre years. and my hair Ia moist,
glossy. and Ia an excellent state Of prc,-
efsaiion ann forty years old, and lave
rid,ien the plain, for twenty ave years"
WIN. Henry 0tt, aiias Mustang Bili,"
Newcasfle Viva
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10
School Report.

T.. J. GoDMAS. Secretary.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

RosALEE r. OGDEN,
Teacher.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

The Mormon vote All t~ rpsken foi
bv the republicans th,s fall, hut IL is .x
pectsd that II will fall 10 the lo, Of ID,
democratic candidates ar usnal.
FOR TREASURER.
hereby announce myself ~ . csndi.
date for The office Of Treasurer og Mohaye
county subject 10 ~. spprossg ~ the
Republican County Cnnv",t,ap
o u CLACk.
kinsmsn. September 10ih. 1892.
FOR TREASURER.
l hereby announce myself n candi
date tor the Office OF Treasurer OF Mohav-
county subject 10 The approval u the Re.
publican County Convention.
JOHN K. MACKENZIE.
Kingmsn. September 10Th. 1892.
FOR SHERIFF.
1 hereby announce my-eIf a. candi.
date for the Office Of Sheriff oi Mohave
county, sutje,i to the decision Of the Re-
publican county convention.
AMOS NJ. McDUFFEE.
Kingnsn, September I, 1892
FOR SHERIFF.
| thereby announce myself as = candi.
date for the office Of Sheriff OF Mohays
county, subject to the decision Of the
Republican county convention.
JAMES ROSBOROUGH.
Kingnan, September l, 1892
FOR SHERIFF.
1 thereby announce myself as a candi.
late for the office Of Sheriff Of Mohay.
county, suffice, To the action of the Dem.
ocrafic county convention.
HARVEY HUBBs.
kingmsn. July o, 1892.
FOR TREASURER.
herewith announce myself an y can.
didaie for Treasurer Of Mohav. county
subject to the approval Of the Democrat.
ic county convention. l.. u. COwAN.
Kingman, July 9, 1892.
FOR SHERIFF.
| hereby announce myself =. = candi.
date for the Office Of Sheriff of Mohave
county. subject to the action Of the Re.
publican county convention.
J. N. COHENOUR.
Peach Springs. July Q. 1892
FOR SHERIFF.
/ herewith announce myself an a candi.
date for the Office Of Sheriff Of Mohave
county, Arizona, subject to IN. decision
OF the Democratic county convention.
GIDEON CORNELL.
kingmsn, Jnly 90. 1893.
PROBATE JUDGE.
thereby announce myself a. candi.
date for the Office OF Probate Judge OF
Mohave county, subject to the approval
Of the Democratic county convention.
JONATHAN A. LOGAN.
Kingmap, August 9th, 1892
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AN AFFAIR IN HIGH LIFE
London Has Another Big Sensation for
GossipS to Talk About.
1T IS A MATTER OF HONOR
A Suit for Slander Creates Much
Excltement-Mrs. Smyth
and Her Jewels
In Court.

LONDON, Nov. AIN the trial Of suit
Tor damages, brought by Mrs. Leader
against Mrs. Smyth yesterday. Il was
shown that the diamond brooch which the
latter was accused Of stealing was pawned
the day before IL was alleged to have been
stolen; TINT the jeweler to whom Il Was
paved delivered il TO Mrs. Smyth; that
the latter wrote Mrs. Leader. demanding
E5OO lawyers fees ms the price of silence;
that Mrs. Leaders husband then insisted
on suit for slander. The jeweler testi-
fled that the brooch In controversy was
similar TO one Mrs. Leader pawned, but
there were many others like il. The po-
lice had issued notice concerning the
missing brooch with picture of II. An
examination showed that the alleged
stolen brooch had eight points, while the
ono Mrs. Leader pawned had only six.
Mrs. Leader testified that the brooch
was given her by an army OH Ger in Cairo
and positively denied that she stole
Mrs. Smyth's brooch. When the court
reassembled this morning Mrs. Leader
was subjected TO a protracted severe cross-
examination. but came out Of il with flying
colors. The sympathy Of the audience
was evidently with her. She is very 1T
tractive young woman. Lieutenant Leader
then took the witness chair and confirmed
his wife's testimony.
Mrs. Leaders servant confirmed her
testimony as 10 her possession of the
brooch i'm question while In Eaypt. He
had clean il weekly. Her maid testified
she often saw her wear il and the wife of
nm army officer In India 0aye similar evi.
dence.
Stokes. a ieveler. next testified that
Mrs. Leader called nj his place of busi.
ness Sent. el. 1891. two days before Mrs.
Leader called ON Mrs. Smvtb. and spent
some time in tho ln,,er,s bedroom. from
which the brooch was alleged 10 have been
stolen. and offered tn sell him n brooch.
He offered 10 allow her "a for n. hut she
did not think the amount sufficient and
declined. This concluded the evidence
for Mrs. Leader and Sir Edward Clarke
began his speech for the defense. He said
when Mrs. Smyth made the remarks
forming thu sub;cct r,f act,on she believod
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Valuable Land Involved.

CHICAGO. Nov. "A Washington dis
patch to the New York World says that
the decision of the supreme court. 1t is un.
dcrstood. will he rendered Monday next in
tho famous suit i'm which the Illinois Cen.
trail railroad. city of Chicago. state OF Illi-
nos and the United States are involved
for possession of an immensely valuable
lake front in the business center of Chi.
cago. with riparian rights and harbor
privileges. 1t is understood that IL is q
victory for the Illinois Central. The
Tribune of this city. however. learns that
the decision is in favor of Chicago.
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AFFAIRS IN DAHoMEY.
The French Look Forward to . Gsest
yicfory-A Promotion.

The French Look Forward to . Gscst
victory-A Promotion.
PARIS, Nov. 2.-Coloucl Dodds. com
mander Of the French forces operating In
Dahomey, will be promoted to q general
ship and made an officer OF the Legion of
Honor.
When news was received that the French
forces had entered Abomey, the capital Of
Dahomey, a bill providing for q medal to
commemorate ths campaign was being
introduced i'm the chamber of deputies.
Mail advices state that the French gsin-
boat Opalema was attacked by go Da-
homeyans near Donkeli on Sept. 30.
Three Frenchmen were killed and
number wounded. The Opalcma
shelled the villages and the next day
surprised Donkeli. The Dahomeyans fed
leaving many dead. Transports bearing
invalids and wounded French are arrising
daily at the coast, and the hospitals. are
crowded. A dispatch from Porto Novo
says the captured Dahomeyan chief bays
that the Dahomeyans were led BY 800
white men. He gives the names of many
Bclgians and Germans. The dispatch
adds that after Abomey 10 captured an
other king will succeed BehAsin, whe-N0l
be executed. The campaign IL exptQo0
to he over at the end Of tho month. but
1000 men will remain In the heart Of tho
country for observation for two months.
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GREAT LOSS OF LIFE.
Wrecks In Englapd Result In the Death
OF Many.


LONDON, Nov. Am express train from
Edinburg for London. crashed into n
freight near Thirsk, Yorkshire. this morn
ing. A frightful wreck ensued and the
broken cars took fire. In all 20 persons
were killed and number were injured.
Work Of rescung tho injured and recover
ing the bodies Of the dead was rendered
difficult on account of the flames. Many
bodies were burned beyond recognition.
The latest news this evening from the
scene of the disaster In that more bodies
have been found In the wrcckage. II il
certain that Is persons were killed.
Among the dead Is Captain Duncan Me-
Leod of the Forty-sccond Highlanders,
who was ON his way TO Australia. The
Marquis Of Twcedale and Marquis of
Huntley, who were In tho Pullman car,
escaped with severe shaking up. II Is
difficult Ia obtain definite news from the
scene Of the wreck, but tho Marquis of
Twoedale. who came out on a special re-
lief train. says he understands that the
signal man was asleep.
Ofilcial reports place the number killed
at 10. Many persons receiced slight in
juri5s and severe shaking up. Heart.
rending scenes were Witnessed after the
disaster. The rcscuinc party found a
woman pinioned beneath the engine. She
was In great agony and screaming 70,
help. but they were powerless. Flames
soon enveloped her and she burnt "a
death. Her distracted husband piteousi,
appealed TO those present to save his wife
The fire burned fiercely until noon. the
flames then having devoured the entirs
wreck. Tho occupants of one carriage
h.- "a, - ,,,s.,I
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TROUBLE IN STORE,
A Little OF the Fore. Bil Policy Down
in Alabama.

a Little OF the Force Bil1 Policy Down
in Alabama.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. Nov. IN. L.
Wood, chairman Of the democratic cam.
paign committee Of Dallas county. has
telcgrapbcd Gen. Charles NJ. Shelly. chair
man of the state campaign committee.
that B. ". Walker. United States marshal
Of Alabama. has appointed deputy United
States marshals to supcrintcnd the cleo
tion in the county Nov. 8. General Shelly
tclcgrnphed Wood that the appointments
are illegal except in cities with more than
5000 people. and instructed him to have
the sheriff appoint deputies to arrest
marshals IN they undertook to interfere
with the election. Walker. when inter
viewed. said: II appointed deputy
marshals for Dallas county at the request
of reputable citizens Of that county.
defy anyone to arrest or interfere with
any deputy who wears the badge of o
deputy marshal election day."
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BOTTLE BY HIS SIDE.
Death Of Lieutenant schwatka. the Noted
Arctic Explorer.

Death Of Lieutenant schwatka. the Noted
Arctic Explorer.
PORTLAND. Orc, Nov. e.-Licut. Fred
erick Schwatka. the weIl-known Arctic cx-
plorer. died here this morning. He WAS
picked up unconscious on the street about
3 o'clock. Beside him was found mn
empty laudanum bottle. When found
Schwntka Was lying on tho sidewalk ap-
parently in drunken stupor. All efforts
TO rouse him were futile. A two-ounce
vial was near him. half-full Of laudanum.
He manifested symptoms Of opium poi.
soning and died soon after, never having
regained consciousness. Only . post.
mortem examination can determine
whether II was n case of suicide or not.
Lieutenant Schwntka's life had been
marked by such a degree of convivialiiy
that his stomach the last two years gave
him much trouble. For tho purpose OF
finding relief he frequently used lauda.
mum. Last night he complained of Sc.
we're pain in the stomach, and. going to a
drug store. procured two ounces OF lauda-
mum. Nothing more was seen of him
until found on tho street this morning.
Intimate friends scout the idea that he
suicitlcd. and say no must have accident.
ally taken an overdose.
DIR. Nicklin says he was with Schwatka
last night and he was in q cheerful mood
and expecting 10 soon go to Mexico. where
he had a big deal on with land company.
II is asserted that he had not been drink.
ing since undergoing treatment several
months ago. He came here from the Eas,
last May. leaving his wife and G-ycar-old
daughter at Rockford. III. A pos,-inortcu
examination showed that his brain
weighed "a ounces and was In healthy
condition. except slight alcoholic congcs-