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Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

Did Won ever notice ho~ m,sy =. -
in crowded car WON ~ ca aAvs' i : 4
up. We .ized mp tat 'llry iy'' ~.
fit the other day and tiis i, "iiJ ahe
had scattered promisruonsiy over four
seats: \ bird r,Ve, . hig lurch u, sk"i
two large valises, small roll Of h ',k.''-
done up in \ shawl strap. twn IT. in "a
square box, wash basin, sotu AID osel.
accord several small M '.'- i't'. mp
~ brown paper. au um'T'li'. af't -,
hpf hv 80 ,np h.ts'. -''',ll .itid
with ,igJr - pilr "i Ia 4 V'" ~"
~ o. IL terR..i hnsti 4 >'CrA l.
~. smrssr
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

The Tombstone Prospeotor will cease
publication as daily after Nav Let. when
II will he issued rs weekly. The Cour-
ier hopes its editor will have good turn
OF the wheel Of fortune between now and
then which will enable him to continue
the publication Of this excellent daily -
Capyi.r
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

Thos. Mcmahon informs us that the
well hs is sinking for Ex Sheriff Lake is
now down over one hundred feet, with
Indications OF water in The bottom. 1t
Is thought that water will he encountered
inside Of the next ten or fifteen feet
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

The theatre pO.rs seemed well pleased
with the perfnman~s given hy ,he
McCreery Il Howells Compu;ion Pla
ers on Saturday aud Monday night
They pla y.d 10 full houses hogh nights
Mr. Don ~as iaoi onr cd t,y all TO i..
one Of the b.si irIeeaIais hat ever
passed through ,his part Of the country
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25
SHI L0H'S
coNsu N PTION
CURE.

The success Of this Great Cough Cure is
without parallel In the history Of medicine.
All druggists are authorized TO sell II on pos
tive guarantee, . test that no other cure can
successfully stard. That 1t may become
known, the Proprietor, at sn enormous ex-
pense, are placing tiarnple Bottle Free into
every home In the UnitN' Ststes and Canada.
II you have Cough, Soi T.'roat, or Bron-
chitis, use Il, fos 1t will cure you. II Your
child has the Group. OF Whooping Cough, use
II promptly, and reliefis sure. II you dread
that insidious disease Consumption, use 1t.
Ask your Druggist for SHILoH'S CURE,
Price 10 cts, 80 cts. and 81 90. Ifyour Lungs
are sore or Back lame, use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Price rs cts. For sale by all Drug
essts and Dealers.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

The three knights OF Py'hlyI Germ IN
speaking lpdg.Ar in West yirsfnia refused
TO accept the new ritual, yhich j. printed
in Engiish. in eHchanpefor he old one.
The deputy grand chancellor over the
German lodges has resigned, not ri"v
in accord with the action oifhs Grnna,
lodges.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

Philip Hacht left luesd ~ evening for
San Francisco where he will make his
fiture home Mr. Hacht has been ia.
disposed for quite while AMI il IN
hopes the chang. of elm ,te will r-sror.
his health. Mr. Hsch, is one ol the old
timers and W. regret 70 Sr- him l.'aye.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25
An Unfortunate Accident.

A freighter between Hackberry and
White Hills by the name Of Fields, met
with horrible death Wednesday on bis
way home from the latter place. Him
self and Jas. Vickers started out from
White Hills Wednesday morning, each
driving a six horse team, Vickers In the
lead. Both wagons we're empty. About
half way be,neen the two above named
points, Mr. Vickers. looking back, aa~
Fields ieatn coming mp little hill with
out anv driver on the seat. H.. went
back and when he reached he place saw
Field AT the loot OF the hill trying TO
raise up. As he reached the unfortunate
mans side, Field hall rose on his elbow
and gssped: 'Ii.conIdn't-be helped
Give me Christian burial" then fell
back dead He had fallen from the seat
and the two wheels on the ,idr text the
brake had pissr'I over his pody, crushing
in his ches fso rims u.-a-ir .i.d his
heart. Tie snppD-iIipn IL that he had
feacnSl Tor it' br IKE Sitii liis VI tn1 and
the walvn struck "a rock, ihrosing him
under the frout wheel Deceased was
about fifty years old. q native Of New
York ;, .lr, ni ha De.n liyin. in this
comfy only shorf tin. II zane to
HackbarrY iro - Fl,..ratf win H.. wife
and two .o,-, cd had naen u uling
freight for lphn El"hliar, iha mrrehant
at that pl,r.
Hi. remains were hr iisht 80 Hwk-
berry Rev. w. 6 B!akely was sum
mon-i bv u-t-gr ,pI, from Fin 'nn to
conduct the funeral servic. Every
man, woman apd child in II ckl.rry
folio ,~h The rem ,ins - the cemetery
and the entire community extend their
sympathies TO the grief.strickep family
Mr.. Field was known as an industrious,
temperate man and his unii,uely taking
of is deeply regretted by all who knew
him.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

Ed Harm. t,n'r many friends will be
panied 10 learn he is afflicted w.,l
severe aifact OF iheninatism III
vas taken TO the railroad hospiial a.
Albuquerque hsi Security + bar tie
sympathy OF everyone; and the r.ilro.u,
boys will see thai iiirre Is notiiing iefi
.ndvne to make him as comlor .nuIe e,
possible.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25


the Atlsatic & Ps,.iti seem 10 be hav-
ing an unfortunate series of accidents
With their rolling stock these days.
Thursday morning. au engine and c,boose
we're backing ,losa from PeAcii Springs
70 Needles, aud Ahen ron ding the curve
above ivsn tn. engin. z = aSar from
the engineer and when u reached King.
nan II vas going ~ high rate vi spred
The switch had been turned or eis. the
train world nave ran isio the passenger
train standing on the nam rack! As
vas the ei-i II ju a 81 TIE r'cS a i'tt'e
way oeios IN. i-p,' All p.owed " the
hAck for di..4nee of over tso hundred
yards. finally stppp.ns near the stock
chute, Tns csboos. did not leave the
Rack. Engineer Hopkins alter trying IN
vain TO reverse his engine. jumped OIL
AMI escAp-t injnrs ou'sid. VI few
scratches The fireman also was unhnrt.
No one was to blame for the accident
Tue engine OF the east bound passenger
ran of the track just belos the wrecked
engine and it required couple Of hour1
70 pet II back again. Just as We 20 W
pfss' comes he intelligence OF another
wreck jus, this side Of Flagstaff We
could learn no particulars other than
MAJ it Was = wrecked freight aud had
Delayed both east and wcst.bonnd pa
senger trains.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

Th,S. Bsk-r 1T rhnrs lay naraing for
I.~- Are'!'s WHERE he g'ses for medical
iIel'm"r' For snue time pat Mr. Ba-
kar has h,.u ~',tf..riog from kidney iron
aia- aud ro.- tn ti,'. ritv IT the angels
iu the hnr~.G 4 h"ips hhna ittsd by the
.,.sl 'raszss
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

FREE--O .,,..mt IHII-irai.d caia-
iogne OF w .,ches, Diamonds, SiIverware
Christmas goods. g. &C., mailed free
to any address, l.. II. WALLACE,
Wholesale, Retail and Mig. Jeweler,
Ogden, Utah.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

This il rit 'i'n e ,.,- wh.'" -pri }
% q, sa' ~ idea ,n ! hrsrk fr 'i i,
ver4.. w htv. 1T r...is.t nr"ut
back acting h rua,r.r fnr "a h q" s'o
pency, and thu srr ~ pn al "'' r
get his life ilmel vi r b..''..'in. (.
roll Of ma11srrip - h ,irS "A SO.
f,t
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

:. L. Nelson was in town from wbi,s
'i'iis . couple Of days this week.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

Nv Gerritt was in town from h;s
mine on sherum's Peak the tirs, Of the
week.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

IL The tair IL falling or and turning
gray, the gl,',d- Of ,fe kin nr.d s,inu
lating aud coior.iooi, and the hest RENE.
dy and stlnnianii~H y Halls Hair R.newer.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

Mrs e. I'll Lee, ail- III tie Mercantile.
book keeper, left .or San Bernardino
Saturday evening Mr. Lee will leave
IN few days and We understand The,
will make tha, place their iutus- HON.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

Grant Rich,rd is tons TlaI artis, dur
ing the absence of Phillip Hsch in San
Francisco
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

Mes.rs Pride and Emmerson have
be, at work Tor the past week
Rrasn's Ranch, putting up an edition
10 Mr. Brawn's dwelling house and 9TH
erwise improving The premises.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

Several Knights Of pyihi,s from this
iodge went down 10 the Needles la.,
night to assist in tn. org lnizition o: the
new lodge at Needles.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

har'ley rhompsoa, OF Cosr. Springs
was 'sk'"g IN the sights Of the ,ne,ropo
us Wednesday and Thursday.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

-, sauss Henry schaefer arrived from
white Hills on Tuesday eyeni,y,s star.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

Clean mp the alleys and back yards
beibre Spring and thus avoid sickness
during the summer mohths,
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

Quite number Of children are reported
srk this week. Colds and sore throars
tie principal canse Of indisposiIion
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

FOR a fi:st class meal 20 TO Mr.. CT
SCOTS, corner OF Front and f. streets.
NeepIes. Cal. Board by the day, week
or month. ;,
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

When you go to Needles take your
meals at Mrs. G l., Scoa's restaurant,
corner OF Front and +. streets. II.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

Miss Helen Tolman il learn ny the
printers trade IN the MINER ntfice. The
Young iads is mixing RAPID progress and
bids fair 10 be ou- ti,stt,. AS compositor
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

Mon lay nightsome 'niscrrari trin ned AN
Q si,n. hr,s,, ~ Wn-lov, aud the l,somo
tive, With TWO rars attached, went speed
ins along willy until steam gave out near
Hardy station The iiend. who cpn-piv-d
the heili.n mi-cb,,.i. should h- ,iis. o cred
and be brought 20 swift ,-'icr --Albn.
querqua Democrat.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

Hills. """e
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

Asa Harris isNout on the range this
week gathering a,bunrh OF beef steers for
ohar'es Cumming'r meat market at
White Hills.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

Ga hlis K c. rH~,i 81 fx'ttr.'s
:. ,s.a & s',"sas Whine dsr They uar
h ,rS more than sropah shoe. ." flrn's'
.,e,y m,". ~o",au AMI rhiid in 'Lp
c ,nnfy with pair
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

Three portable houses were loaded .,
the teams ipr the Gold Bug yesterday.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

Mr., AMI Mrs W. q Blak :, Miss Efiie
E r an Juh Bl kal, went over TO
Mrr.r,l PsrL ,e.r ,d.v morrins 10 isl
friends - fh,. 3 -.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

Mrs ! G Ports arrived home Sunday
irnm 't.. Nsad,e- where she has heen
vsiriug her d-ugI,l.r. Mr. Geo Briggs
f.r -.cs.,al days - ~
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

Worth Keen. vi GALLUP, a. NJ, pal,
Kiusman a visit Thursday.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

We bad another rain iie first oi the
week of twenty four hours duration.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

w. G. Bishop, oil 5 krun II WAS reg
istr ed ~ the Husba House one da,
dis We, X
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

Mrs Nobn.an, oi Hekterry, Mas in
kingm al several days this week visi,in,
Irirndr.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

J G. Martin, editor Of the Journal
Mnar, Prescott passed thrnu,h King
man i'~' Strnri ~ .vr,i' on hi. wy 10
Phenix
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

The raii crops, promises TO be big
ons this year, from the number showing
up on the ranges IN tbs section
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

Miss Millie Fceler returned to her
s-iIoJl al Min-ral Park Monday.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

Mrs Chas. Logan /, visiting relatives
and friends at blackberry this week.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

Chas. Merritt found business a, Hack.
berry "Wednesday.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

The little son OF o +. Kuencer who
has been quite ILL., for the past fortn,gh.
is again all right we are pleased TO note.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

Only two more issues OF rstions to the
government waHdsthis year
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

Al. Eaton was one OF the passengers
fsom White Hills Thursday
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

). l. N l,on .ne in on the stag.
fr hm White Hllls rnesday -vc,hug
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

J.C. Potts is visiting his family at
this place.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

Miss Maud Magiire WAS IN from
Chloride sunday.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

Be-le'- p,s can loaded with hmba,
and general supplies ior the Gold Bus
mine Wednesday.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

R.v ! O"rfpa pt-tpr ri the Can
yrny,tiuusl shnrrh ~ Needles. Cal. i.
. ,.,chad to a large audience in this city
Sn~iw l.s' H.. IN i"r hia hon >
Tue 4 y
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

John Musser spent several days in
town this week.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

Cal Wllson ,he jolly Mineral Park
.fage dsi er. l. jist recovering from u
-evrr- sls'ij OF the s,'ta throat
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

Chas L,orh ,,,d N..e,ile visit Wei
nt.ity and THURSDAY on usinsrs Sqn-
ie,l.d with ih. G q y mi %.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

BY. Collins is contemplating "a trip To
! tie Nanderbnrg district soDn.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

Little Oracle Ziemer is quite sick at
this writing.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

The weather hast k.fa~1 id-n chang.
for the '"-'-.r .nl 81 r. of Ia d.y VI u
in az ;i,,',. simply deigtiful
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

z j. Cross took ,rip TO Mineral Par.
on Wednesday last.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

Jas. snien !. Ia o~a from Engene
r.nn
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

Gaddis q Co. are getting in nice
stock OF spring goods.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

J D. Bland mas up IRON Hibernia
wash couple OF days.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

e. l.. sberman brought ia three load-
VI ore 10 The sampler to-day.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

.. ID. NJ. GAddis took a business trip
10 White Hills this week
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

ii II HAch spent lew hours IN
klnginan sunday last.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

Geo. r. Blaine made business trl,
to San Diego this week
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

Miss Maud Maguire was IN from
Chloride sunday
z j. Cross took ,rip TO Mineral Park
On "Wednesday last.
Gaddis q Co. are getting in a nice
stock OF spring goods.
II II HAch spent lew hours il,
kingnan sunday last.
Geo L. Blaine made a business trip
to San Diego this week
y. ID. Nj. GAddis took business trip
10 White Hills this week
Z, h. sberman brought ia three losd~
of ore TO The sampler to-day.
by. Collins is contemplating trip To
HE Nanderbnrg district som.
| Miss Miilie Feeler returned to her
| s-iioJl al Mineral Park MONDAY.
We bad another rain iiie first oi the
week of twenty four hours duration.
Three portable housts were loaded Oh
ie teams ior the Gold Bns yesterday.
). l. l,on c'nne ia on the stage
fr 'ni White Hubs ruesday .vonug
Mrs. Nobnan, VI Hekberry, Mas in
Kingman several days this week visiting
irirndr.
w. G. Bishop, oil o kfon II | WAS reg
istr ed II the Hunba House one day
dis week
Berl,e'- p.e team loaded with nmbar
and general supplies ior the Gold Bug
mine "Wednesday
Cba- L,orh pad N.,eile. visit Wei
tr.d,y and THURSDAY on usiners epn-
uec.d with ,hr G o u ud %
Cal Wllson ,i,e jolly Mineral Park
Iage dsi or. il jrst reros.ting from
-ev~r- sisii Of the s,ta throat
The weather has k'ta~1 id-n chang"
fur tn. ''...,-.r ,nl 81 r. of Ia 4 - VIII
in az 'i'''i. simply driigbrful
The raif crops promises to be = big
one This year, from the number showing
up On the ranges IN tbs section
The little son OF o f. Kuencer who
has been quite III, for the past fortn,ei,
j. again all right we are pleased TO note
j G Martin, editor of the Journal
NJ n"r. Prescott passed throuPh King
man i,-' Sunri ~ -v-,i, Z on hi. Wv 10
Phenix
Mrs ] c Ports arrived home Sunday
icons 'i,. Needs % where she has heen
visiiug her d+ugId-r. Mr. Geo Briggs,
f.r -.c,.'al ds,s - -
Mr.. AMI Mrs W. q Blak - Miss Efie
rr sni J,hr b kal, went over to
Nu-r,l Psrk ,e-f- ,d.v morrins 10 isi'
friends ., M. II e..
RV ! Otrfsn pt-tor II la. Can
gr,gstiousl shnrrh ~ Needles. Csl..
D ..,chai tns harry. audience in this city
SH-iY l,s' H. a i"r hia haue
Tue
ia hlis 4 c. rr'ei 81 xsttr.'w,
.s.a 4 a'os.~ W-,lne q, They unv
A. l.
.,e,y ma. ~o"au AMI ,liid in 'tr|
c nuiy wrIl, pair
Th,,a. Bak-r Il rhnrs lay morning for
I.,,~ Ar.,.lss WHERE he s'-s for inedicad
itaa'm"r' For s"rne time pat Mr Ba-
ker has h,..u rutf-ring from kidney iron
his- aud ,o.- tn tii'. ritv VI tue angels
iu the hol~.G 4 h"ipg hana itted by the
.,.l 'rsezss
This il 4ri, 'in & ,.t- wi,.'" -pri
% ef sa' ~ IDEA an hrstk fr !
ver.. W htv- jtst r...iy.t ,r"ut
back acting n ma,a.r fnr sn n "a e'o r
pency, and tha srr ~ pnt al "'t-r
get his life i'mel air b''''..'in:
a roll Of na1rsrrip ~ h ,iIS a $40.
tnm.
------------------
Did Won ever notice ho~ NY T.
in crowded car WON ~ g - aAvs' i - 4
up. We 'zed mp fat 'liry " st.
ct the other day aud this i. ~i,J she
had scattered promiscuousiy over four
So ,t4: \ bird cage, = hig lurch l., sk~i,
two large vaiises, small roll of h '',k''-
done up in shawl sfrau. ~" IT. in "a
square box, wash basin, sotu AID oSei.
accord /, several small hrl 'l''+ .i'r. nr
m brown pttpr att iIm'tF,'ii'. itrstr ~,
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

W. Il. Boldly is in town from Whit.
Hills. ""'e
:. L. Nelson was in town from whi,s
h'ils couple Of days this week
~~---=----e-----.. .la
Judge Henry schaeier arrived f.oo,
"hiie Hills on TUESDAY evenings stage
:. Gerrit, was in town from his
mine on sherum's Peak the sirs, Of the
week.
Hartley Thompson, OF Cosr. s,,;,,s
was ,sklag in the sights Of the ,ns,ropo
lis Wednesday and Thursday
FOR ti'st class meal 20 TO Mr.. CT
SCOTS, corner OF Front and r s,r..,s
Neeples. Cal. Board by the day. week
or month. >,
Asa Harris is,out on the range thu
week gathering a,bunrh Of beef steers for
ohar'es Cumming'r meat market at
White Hills.
Several knights Of pythi,s from this
iouee went down 10 the Needles la-,
night to assist in the org inizition o. the
new lodge at Needles.
Miss Helen Tolmau il learnny tb,.
printers trade in the MINER nffice. The
Young iad' is king RAPID progress and
bids fair'o be 'om~ a slfras- compositor
-------.------~L
II The bar is falling on and turning
gray, the Rl'iri- Of TIE kin nr.d siimn
lating and coior.fopi, and the hest RENE.
dy and stl,nnl4ni y Halls Hair Remover
------------------------
Mrs Y. ii Ler, aiir of Tire Mercantile
book Keeper, left .or San Bernardino
Saturday evening Mr. Lee will leay.
in a few days and We understand The,
Will make tha, place their iuius- HON.
Philip Hacht ieit l'uesd ~ eyri,iug ior
San Francisco where he will make his
future home Mr. Hacht has been ia.
disposed for quite a winI- AMI il in
hopes the change of elm ,ie will r-stor.
his health. Mr. Hscht is one oi the old
timers and We regret 10 sr- him kaye.
The theatre pOr,s seemed well pleased
with the perfprmanr~s given hy rhr
McCreery Il Howell- Comp,i;ion pia
ers on Saturday aud Monday night
they pla y.d 10 full houses hosh nights
Mr. Don ~as Iaoi nre.d ~ all 10 i..
one OF the b.si irieeaIais hat ever
passed through rhnS part Of the country
Ed Harm. ton'r many friends will be
panied TO learn he is afflicted wall,
A severe aifact Of rheumatism III
vas taken To the railroad hospital ~
last Shurtay T. bar tie
sympathy oi everyone; and the rsilrou,
boys will see thai there Is notiling ieti
.ndvne TO make him as comlolsntl ..r
possible.
DR. H-imo physici.n and surgeons 10.
the A & Z raliro,d at Needles, came up
Yesterday afternoon, in response TO to-
gram, TO prescribe ior little Gr.cia Zirun.,.
He pronounced .ii. ct-c assa very a'rluns
attack vi pbenmonits bni iiionkiii that
the child MAS out vi dlng.r tie returneti
hume last evening
China J.rk L.n oli Tuner ~ tnis eoanty
nis sold Oh, i. 'erssira.t naon-a- ~
White Hills al u aar YbDe 10 CHtna 10 sir
i his wife, ~hd dm hrA,ns not res-n fo'
n twenty ,ears Cpins jack has prob.n
y made more my'iey 'han AT. oIh-'
chlname,i iu Mohaye countv, having ~
. restaurant u" yl"ersi P.rk i'r nun.
Der ii years.
Jas. RusDorDugh fOyk 'rip i1 ~
roal Tursd y alter cou 'i" III y ison =
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

sub.cibe and id@er'iar
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-21

Canton Daily Advocate, 10: c. E. Judd,
president Of the First National bank was
at Sioux City on Thursday, looking after
money matters relative to securing suf-
ticient currency to handle the crops as
they are marketed at this point.aIn con-
versation with an Advocate reporter Mr..
Judd expressed himself dissatisfied that
there would be no tronble about hand
ling the crops IN spite of the p~rophesies
to the contrary. There will be all the
cash necessary, aud those who have
products TO sell, viii have no trouble in
drawing pay for same when sold. This
is a matter of congratulation; and will
set at rest any doubts which might have
been in the minds Of our people on this
score.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-21
RIFT In CLOUDS.
n. G.Dun & Co. See a Small One and
Proceed to Describe 1t to the
Pablo.
Communities Beginning TO Depend on
Themselves Instead OF the Gov.
eminent.
Stoppage OF Large Industries viii
Soon Create a Demand For the
Goods.

NEW YORK, Ang. AR. @. Dun &
Co.'s Weekly Review of Trade says:
There is a rife in the clouds. Faint
and yet definite signs of improve.
ment are all the better because they
come, not from possibly delusive hopes
or from momentary foreign aid, but
from the good sense and the wonderful
recuperative power of the people them
selves. Business is trying to go ahead
without waiting for Washington. I'm.
ported gold. $1,000. 900 or more during
the week, does not go to the right spot,
but the people are creating a home.
made currency for themselves by using
certified checks in paying hands, set.
thing local accounts and purchasing
grain and cotton. The bank circulation
has increased 81, OOO, 900 but the
Decrease on Deposits
of national banks alone from May 4to
July 10 was $1s3, 169, 5Ss, and during
the past month Withdrawals have also
been heavy. Little money m back
as yet from timid boards, and the par
alysis of exchange is nearly as complete
as ever, but that very fact pushes each
section and city into relying more on
itself and less on the government.
Many concerns are failing or.closing,
but assumptions are now becoming
somewhat frequent and in the very
shrinkage Of production men see evi.
dence that demand must soon overtake
supply. No such shrinkage resulted at
any time in five weary years after the
panic of 1878 as has already appeared in
The Great Industries.
Pig iron does not rally but sells at 81
here and $l3 at Pittsburg for No. /
though the weekly output has been re
duced 46 per cent since May /. Sale:
OF wool in yer weeks have been only
1855, 800 pounds against so. 327. $50 las
year and 81, 450. 800 in 1891, and it i.
stated that 3.G00 looms and 1890, 00(
spindles in New England are now idle
which means more than q quarter oil
the cotton spindles in the country. Ship
ments of boots and shoes from Boston
since the end of June have been 462, S4s
cases against 572, s45 last year, a de-
crease of II 1-2 per cent.
With such s~hrinkage in the great in
dustries, it is only surprising that rail
road earningSdo not decline more, the
decrease on roads reporting in Angus
thus far being ~ per cen. The re-
ownership for the Northern Pacific had
been SO fully discounted that 1t pro
duced little effect in the stock market
though this is the third great railroad
default this year and the aggregate
stocks and bonds of the three road!
amor mt to $3.50, 600. 900.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-21

1t now looks as if there would be at
least one candidate from each county in
this circuit for judge and perhaps two
from some. The outcome will likely be
to fall back upon the present incumbent
of whose qualifications there can be no
question. A Flandreau dispatch OF the
18th says: At the request OF his friends
in this county Judge Z. D. Pratt of
Flandreau has announced that he will
be candidate for nomir alton for circuit
Judge of thus circuit at the republican
judicial convention. Judge Pratt has
been county judge Of ..toody county for
a number of terms-is an able Iawer and
has given general satisfaction AS a Judge
and would be a credit to the bench of
this circuit. He will have the support
OF his own county.