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English Troops Killed by French.

LoSpoS, Jan. 5--A sensational report
from Sierra Leon, senegamhia, says:
Capt z. A. W. Ianty, inspector general
OF frontier police. aud tweaiy-six men and
several officers of Yves; India regiment
engaged in an expedition against tue
Sofas. who had been giving trouble 70
British traders near French territory. Ali
were killed. and By French troops. This
is confirmed by the capture of French
offacer who participated in the attack.
The affair causes great excitement. No
further news has been received.
LosDoS, Jan "a dispatch 10 the Timss
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supreme Cour. Deciaions.

OLYMPIA. Jan. Especial. Opinions
in the following cases were flied in the
supreme court today:
John Wiley ct al. vs. City OF Seattle:
from King; judgment reversed and cause
remanded for new trial.
Charles |. Dewing VS.. Edward q. Crue-
ger; from Snonomish; judgment reversed
and cause remanded, with instructions TO
enter judgment for appellant without
further trial
Michael III. Earle vs.. |. n. Bigelow !;
from King; judgment affirmed.
NaZaree Vincent vs.. Snoqualmia Mill
Company, defendant, Washington Iron
Works. appellant. Parke and Lacy Ma
ohinery Company, plaintiffs. VS.. Snoquai-
ME Mill Company. defendant. Washing
ton Iron Works, Samuel Gustin. George
". Tbbetis. H. !. Mori,E Two actions !;
from King; Judgment affirmed.
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NO NEWS OFF THE CoRwIN.
gems Say That Queen LII II on
Board.

board.
eAs Francisco. Jan. Sup TO q. m.
no news Of any character had been secured
from the Corsin. There was q rumor
afoat that the reason for Capt.
MuHger's queer action in refusing TO
give cut news or allow any one else 20 do
90. is that he has exQueen Liliuokalani
on board. IL was said that the
queen finding that affairs were
critical in Honolulu, and fearing
for her safety applied TO Minister Willis
for protection and Vas sent 20 San Fran
cisco on the Corwin. This story is, how
ever. so highly improbable that il obtains
little credence.
Another explanation OF Munger's churl-
isbness is that he was so ehagrined be-
cause news OF the departure of
the corwin for Honolulu was
printed in spite of his strenu-
Gus efforts TO keep her destination
secret that he IL taking this method to get
even with the newspapers. Why any pub
lie servant should take upon himself
the task of Withholding news from
them when the imparting of
such information would In no way con-
tlict with his official duties or naval eti-
quette is more than people here can IN
dcrstaud
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The Victoria hospital in London was burned
Thursday night The patients were rescued
with great difficulty.
The boundary line between Mexico and Brit
ish Honduras has been fixed by commissioner.
The line is north of Amhergris island 20 New
river. thence up New river to . designated
point, thence west until IL strikes = continue
ton of the north and south line of tbs west
boundary of the state OF Belfza
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Observer Fl. F. Alciatore, who y, !,
December 10 with twenty d.v,,s,
absence. was heard from At Nsx -.
yesterday. the following telegram -
been received by Observer wiikin.s-
IN charge of the station; "H-
left; Ill. unable to start" Tia -
was signed. "Alciatore." Thi. -.
for his not having returned am =.
ration OF his leave Of absence
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TscoxA, Jan. Especial James Tay.
Tor, known as "Ksnaka jim" died today
on ths Puyaslup reservation. He was .
member of the Puyallnrs By association,
but Vas q Kanaka by birth.
III. II. Fisher and James johnson were
here today from Port Angeles.
+. Il. Rafebangh Is reported sick ~
Washington City with bowel trouble
L. z Johnson. "a old resident. is dead
Mrs. 3. II. Hart. wife Of Banker Hart,
alias Kahn. of Buckley, expects 70 leave
soon for her fathers home ~ Oskaloosa, Ia
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ADMIRAL MELLo WOUNDED.
Beside, He Has Berf- Beri-Peixoto TAX
ing tho A1Eressiye.

MoSTEvrDEo. Jan. s. -TNew York Herald
Special. IA correspondent at Rio sends
word that news has been received confirm
ing the report that Mello is wounded on
the Aquidabsn. 1t is also learned that he
is suffering from beri-beri.
Peixoto is displeased at the refusal of
Gen. Argollo to engage the revolutionary
forces in Rio Grande do Sui commanded
by Gen. Saraiva and has removed him
from command of the army in the south.
He has been superseded by Col. Pogo.
BAHIA. Jan. 5-The United States
cruiser San Francisco has arrived. The
United States revenue cutter Grant and
the italian warship Etna are in the har-
hnr
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TAcoxA, Jan s. -lspeciaL ANDREW
Wilson was thrown from q wagon tonight,
breaking bis arm and sustaining severe in
ternai injuries.
The II. y. Richmond Paper Company
vas incorporated today with . capital
stock of $1,000.
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tn. d. La,hrop Company Assigns.

Boeroy, Jan. 5.-The d. Lathrop Com
pany. book publishers, have made an
assignment with liabilities of $780,
600. The assets consist of out
standing bills, plates and copy-
rights on $500 books, and machinery
valued at So. 900. In May. 1893, the assets,
as returned to the state house, amounted
to $3.50. loi. bat the real value is very I'M
certain at present.
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Peace Restored in the spreckeis Family

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 5.--The suit which
was commenced November 1 by C. A.
Spreckels. charging his father. Adolph
Spreckels, and his two brothers with an
attempt to defraud him out of his inter
ests in the Hawaiian Commercial Com
pany, was dismissed today. The dissen-
sion in the Spreckels family has been
settled and compromise effected whereby
c. A. Spreekels retains his interests in the
Hawaiian Commercial Company.
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THE CAPITOL BUILDING PLANS.
Expert Architect Ware Reports-The
Award Next WEAK.

OLYMPIA. Jan. Especial. Architect
Ware, who has been advising with the
state capitol commission in the selection
OF building plan, has made his report 10
the board and leaves for the Eas, tomor-
row. The award viii probably be made
the coming week
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lieEt forget the yablse eoacsrs 20 Re
g4Fea - iae Ladies Masical Cab OF
Tacoma 81 the Chamber Of Camneree
rooms. n tAs Seattle bsnk building. a. >
o'e41sk shss afternoon. A reception will
ie'Aes ira eoacsft. Admission oaly =
eeGiA
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The monthly report ~ +. A. Menoaslz
oeVaiY solicitor 81 customs al thss port
saeNs ihss there we're aftv~aiae sntrses Of
merchandise aaEtas December. sixteen Of
~A'ra were free o. Guty. and taAt the
value q exports Vas So oh The amount
81 daily eollectsa Was So bs4 ~
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KroKuK. Ia. Jan. ST. Fl. Wills and
". A. Bell are held under IS. 900 bonds TO
appear before the Federal grand jury on a
charge of using the mails for fraudulent
purposes. Wills father was captain of q
merchant ship between San Francisco and
China. The son was educated in Japan,
the father spending st least $500 on
him. The SON established the first Chinese
newspaper in America, published at San
Francisco. The scheme worked by Wills
and Bell was 70 enter into correspondence
with owners of patents. pretending that
they had the offer of farm to exchange
for patent. fee of SIS being required for
examination into the title. etc. When the
money had been sent the owner of the
patent was notified that the farm property
was very poor, and this closed the corre-
spondence. A large number Of letters of
this sor. were secured by the government
officers to be used as evidence.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 6-The testimony in the
Coughlin case opened today with the Oft
repeated story of the white horse which
drew DR.. Cronin to his death, by the
widow OF Liveryman Oman. from whom
tho horse was hired. Next came Mrs.
Horton, a new witness for the prosecution.
to whose evidence the defense objected on
the ground that it had not been properly
notified that she was to be q witness.
Judge Tuthili finally ruled that her testi-
mony should be heard after the other wit
nesses Of the day. The prosecution have
another new witness in tho person Of
Frank Bardon, of otsego. Mich, who, il is
said, will implicate Coughlin in a sensa-
tional way. 1t 10 said Bardon will testify
that he saw Coughlin with 3 wagon, sup
posed to contain DR.. Cronin's body, near
the suburban town of Edgewater, about /
O'Clock in the morning
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NEW YORK, Jan. "a morning paper
publishes dispatch from Philadelphia to
the effect that charges have been Pre-
: ferred before the general executive
board OF the Knights of Labor
AGAINST ex-General Master Workman
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Cosr,,tnr Of Astoria rann,rvm.,

ASTORIA, Jan. s. Special. A meeting
81 the esnnerymen Was held here tais aft
eTnoon vita view. il Is understood. 20
affecting combination. bat nothing was
accomplished before adjournment
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= sraaxsisr Arr..,.a n, Tacoma.

TACOMA. Jan. A. SrecaAl. f. Ernest sim.
fresgatclesk and rx-cfacta Northern Ia.
c sc express agent &saAsa she CIV nj
klagst0n, neil knewn Sasonr pures seaaa
steamboat travellers, " zs arrested today Sy
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Terence V. Fowderly ana -.
Worthy Foreman Hugh Cav,.s
charges against Foxderlv q
since his displacement, :.
the order he has in -
and spoken uiterancs. -.
enceavorsd TO discredit the ors..
Tered Into conspiracy VITA -
members Of the Republican n.,s~
purpose OF disrapung the silv,r 80
LIST examinations in the wew =.
ning them over 10 the Reprhgie.a ~.
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AsroStk, jan Special british ship
Fe7vst Hal sai!e3 today for oaeeastown
fer orders aat the steamer Gen. CANDY
crossed oakhNnnt for the So,lnd.
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INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 6-The c..
grapA, the leading German 49,
diana and one of the old.st ns.
publications in tbs state, hn -.
ninety-year contract with the 49,
Press Henry Theudinm, w,n
throughout the state in political a. n
ciai circles. IS the publisher. This-
only paper taking the United rr~~
in Indianapolis.
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A Bi~ Italian Rank Co,,ars.s.

TRIESTE, Jan. a-The banking house OF
Porty & Bressy at Saluzzo. Northern Italy,
has failed for 1000. 900 lire. Signcr Porty
has committed suicide
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Botss, Idaho. jar. AT Idaho City to-
3sY me thermometer registered Il degrees
AelaN zero. ant 81 F.Acerville q Ase,nn
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10

in and f.r tho County of M"save
Territory of Ariz 'ns. and answer ms
plaint filed with the Ciers of this u"
Kinpman. in said county "a copy OF
compl,int accompanies this SON"
within ten DAYS (excIusive ~ "s
service) after the service up'n you
summons, IL served IN this county,
served out of the county end WV
district, then within twenty days "
personal service Of copy Of the 60
and COM laint Is made ont of tho fs
or service by publication 10 msse
v,ded by law. within TWEEN ~ day. az
completion thslsof: in all otne'
thirt, days.
And you are hereby notified toas
fail /, appear and answer the comp''I
above required, the plaintiff will W.
ment by defanlt against yuu, ana 60
disbursements In tLis behalf expeu'
Given under my hand and the sea-
Court. at Kingman' W."
(sEALl day of October, 1884.
L.o. CowAN. On"
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10
SUM MONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Fourth Judicial District, OF the Terri.
tory Of Arizona, in and for tho County
Of Mohave.
William B. Campbell,
Plaintiff,
W. N. Gourley, Guarantee Summons.
Trust and safe Deposit
Company and Flores Con.
solidated Gold Mining Co..
Defendants.
Action Brought in the Distric Court Of
the Fourth judicial District, In and for
the county Of Mohave, Territory Of Ari.
zona.
The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to
W. N. Gourley, Guarantee Trust and Safe
Deposit Company and Flores ConsoIi.
dated Gold Mining Company.
You are hereby summoned and req uireI
20 appear in an action brought against you
By the above named plaintiff in the Dis
trict Court of the Fourth Judicial District.
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10

+. q. Waite, Secretary Of Stale Of CAL
ifornis, died In Alameda on Tuesday,
after q very short illnss'. Mr. Wa''e
was AN old time miner VI the early days
Of California, and has always been =
friend Of the mining industry, lie has
been . writer for the press for many
wears a. an editor and correspondent.
and has held several important political
positions. As early an 1855 he Was AZ
socis,ed with M. p. Bro~n and A. A.
Sargent 10 the publication Of the Me-
vsda Journal, Ia Nevada county. and In
1881 he was associated with Mr.. Brown
In the publication u the Transcript IN
the same county. He MAS si one limo
assistant editor Of the Sacramento Union,
and also of the San Francisco Times.
During the life Of the Mining and India
trial Adsoc ate in this city he Vas iis
editor and an ardent snpp,r'e' oi ne
hydraulic mining industry. shieh ihs'
paper tried hard 20 revive. This was
some years ago. during the period when
hydraulic mining was entirely under ihe
han. Mr.. Waite WAS man oi strict
integrity and wss held IN grea, esteem
by all who knew him
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10

The Inconvenience Of surveying IN me
mountains Of Arizona was strikingiy
shown by Surveyor Drummond on his
recent contract In Northern Arixons.
The channel OF East Clear creek, In
Coconioo county Is an unbroksn can
yor from 800 IN 800 fee. In depth
The survey party wished TO cross TO the
other side a. the line they we're running.
and had to travel i42 miles to get 'hei'
non esand supplies to the same section on
,heopposite side - Tucson Citizen.
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10

Henry Wilson. the pos'm 's'rr al
Welshtoa, Florids, says he cured care
of diarrhe, Of long standing In ak hours.
with one small bottle Of Chamberlain
Colic. Choiera and DiarrhG, Remedy.
What . pleasant surprise that mu-' have
b-en to the sufferer Sn;h cases are not
unusnai with ihi. remedy. [, many in
stances ,nIy one Or two Hoses are re
qnired 10 give perm .nen, reIief IL can
always he depended upon. When re-
duced viii W ,ter. il 10 pleasant To t,ks
For sale ny
II II. Watkins,
Druggist.
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10

Geo McInernay Of the anditing depart
ment of the North and South road was
arrested at Phenix in the early part
Of the week for misappropriating 500
OF the company's funds He was form.
erly in the employment Of the A. & p.
r. X. and stationed at Coolidge.
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10

William 0'Day and Fred Coole1ge are
fitting up the Empire mill in Todd Basin
and will soon commence pounding out
bullion. Frsok O'DAy, one Of the best
millmen in the territory, who nov has
charge Of the White Hills mill, will su.
perlntend operations in the Basin.
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10

We cali tbs attention OF our readers
TO comm lic ,tion OF the Secret sry Of
the lssissippi Co nnsrcial Con.
gress, appearing on the first pige,
whose nexE session will convene
in St l. LmiI. No NV rs h. when mat
ters OF the gre ,test in n,ortance to the
mineral and agricultural industries Of the
western states and territories will come
un Ter discussion Every state or terri
tory is entitled TO ten delegates, and
every couuty board OF supervisors can
appoint one delegate to represent such
county.
The silver question and tha irrigation
Of arid lands will he the chief points OF
discussion ana ~e believe II wonld add
materially to tbs benefit OF Mohave
comfy, II one Of cur prominent citizens
we're appointed to represent this county
whose very Irosperi'y depends upon
reconciliation Of silver and the irriga.
iion Of our vast and fruitful valleys
II we want the objects dearest to every
citizen Of Mohave county and Arizona
come 10 successful termination it be
comes our duty to put our shoulders te
the wheel, stand small per centage o
expense, and bring such force to beal
on the coming congress which will com
pell that body to give us the needed leg
islstion. 1t will never do to cit down ant
wait for the good things to come. Le
~ work for il and let us work hard ant
shoulder to shoulder. Let Mohsv,
county be represented. by q man Wit
knows our wants and who will represen,
rs Intelligently and forcibly.
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10

The mines IN and around WallapAi
district will soon receive The attention
VI chloriders from White Hill. We
Dnst say that chIoriders have made
more money in the Wallapai mining
district the past two years tn IN in An,
other part Of the county. The ore here
has a uniform grade, and while not AS
rich as that found in the Hills is more
regular and can he mined much cheaper.
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10
Secret Societies.


IT, P.-GADDfs LODGE. NO. IL; MEETS
N. every Tuesday evening Ia the Court.
house At 500 O'Clock. Visiting brothers, 10
good standing, cordially invited.
PgRRy BEEBE. c. C.
Axsos II. SMITH. X. OF X. and g.
r O. @. T.-KINGMAN LODGE, NO. %
l.. meets every Thursday evening in NJ. Y.
Church at 500 O'Clock. Visiting members
cordially invited
LIZZIE ORx, Sec,
O. o. F-KINGMAN LODGE, NO. T.
l.. Meets every Wednesday niset ia the
Courthouse at TO O'Clock. Visiting brothers
invitee. JAS. RosBoRouGH, N. @.
L. o. CowAs, Sec.
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10

Group is terror to young mothers.
To post them concerning the first SYM
toms. and treatment is the object Of this
item. The first indication Of Group is
hoarseness. In child who is subject to
Group, II may Se taken as sure sign of
the approach Of an attack. Following
this hoarseness is peculiar, rough cough.
II Chamberlain's Cough renedv is given
as soon as the child becomes hoarse or
even after the rough cough has appeared,
it will prevent the attack. I. has never
been known to fail. so cent bottles ior
tale by
II. II. Watkins,
Druggist.
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10

Irrigation and mining propositions
will soon arouse Mohave county people
from their lethsryy. II you would have
capital attracted this way you must get
up and howl or would be purchasers
and capitalists will pass you by unnotic-
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10

The following transfers In mining
properties were recorded this week :
J d. Shepherd to w. II Lake l-6 inter.
est In Horn Silver mine, y interest In
Greenhorn 500 J. ID. Shepherd TO
w. II. T4gysrt Merchantile company
interest in Silver Kew, f1.OO.
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10

Why don't some one get lesse on
the Cupel and start up work on that
property?
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10

w. 8. Lyle, the California capitalist.
arrived from his FL Dorado mines Mon
day, and departed for Tucson Wednes-
day. He expects to return 10 about two
months when active operations will be
instituted at the rich bonanza mines.
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10

Mohsve county has mines for the
millions, oil We need 10 capital for q
starter.
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10

John w. Gerfitt. superintendent Of
the 90 mining company Of Mineral Park.
is visiting Kingmsn. He informe us
that the mine is looking we'll and pro-
ducing much rich ore.
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10

J. w. Greene. who has been chlorid.
ing In Weaver district for some months
past, was In Kingman this week.
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10

Messrs. M. X. Ruiz and T. Wilson
came iu with big load Of silver ore,
and are stopping with mine host Baker
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10
surveying.

n p. KUENCER. DEPUTY U. 8. SURVEY
". or and County Surveyor. Mines examined
and reported on. Kingman. Arizona.
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10

WIN G BLAKELY, ATTORNEY AT LAW
w And District Attorney OF Mohave County.
Kingman, Arizona.
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10

John NJ. MURPHY. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
y Kinsman, Arizona. Mining litigation aud
obtaining patents TO mines specially
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10
Profeeeionai.

RICHARD T.. SLOAN RIcHAED J. HARTMAN.
CLOAN 4 HARTMAN. ATTORNEYS AND
y Connselors at Law. Prescott. Arizona. ONCE
over Prescott National Bank.
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10

The Tsggart Mercantile Co. received
carload Of Flagstaff potatoes.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-09-28

One of the veterans OF Post NJ
35, in this city, who was several
times wounded in action, was asked
how it felt to be shot down. He re.
piled that he had made the same re.
quest OF many wounded comrades in
order to compare notes Then he
added: 1.-THE first effect Of a u
shot wound that skaters the bone IS
a sensation of sat SIZED antic, patton,
as much as to say, Here l 90, Of
Just as l expected and the wound
is considered hopelessly mortal as a
matter Of course. Then as pais eu.
sues and a sense OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT,
there is a profound feeling of self
pity. This lasts during what the
surgeons call the first sho X and is
the cause of that particular moaning
Of the desperately wounded. generally
attributed to physical suffering alone,
and familiar to all who have been in
battle. After the wound is dressed
1r an amputation performed there
| arises in the mind a faint dawn Of
hope. II it grows into a determine
tlun to get well the victim stands a
god chance of recoverY.-PhiladeC
Lhia Record.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-09-28

A dose of strychnine ended the life
of John White, a blacksmith, near
Connellsville.
Lancaster County has sued Lancaster
City to recover 500, 900 for street dam
ages.
A trolley road two miles long on
West Third street, WilIiamsport, is to
be abandoned.
Struck by a beam and doubled up
like a jack knife OIL topofalord of hay,
Edward S. Stahlnecker, of Williams.
port, had his back broken. l
A shiftingiengine at Columbia decapi.
tated Car Inspector John Stuard
While picking coal by the railroad
track, ner Hamburg, Mrs. John Free
man was killed by a train.
J A jury at Media acquitted George
lSheetz, who was tried for shooting
Fish Warden John Adams, of New
Jersey.
Catholic Temperance societies Of the
Schuylkill Valley organized at Allen
town with James ]. McGee, of that
city, president,
OF 4S7 public school teachers in
Berks County, AGO attended the open
ing sessions of the County Institute al
Reading.
State Superintendent of Plh'ic In
structi IN Shelter does not take kindly
to the proposition to have military drill
in the public schools.
The wife of Herman Pfaunen
Schmidt, an Altoona crank, who is II
prison for Fostering President Cleveland
and others with silly letters, has saec
for divorce.