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Evening journal., 1895-07-12

The store will be closed
every evening at 8 o'clock
during July and August.
Specials for Saturday COM
mencing at s o'clock.
All of our Crepons-hrst Of
season price, IS cents. Special
price for Saturday, 64cents-
fine assortment Of coIors in
stripes and pIaids. Some fine
imported Crepons in the lot;
first of season price, SO cents;
special for Saturday, 81 cents
One lot of Jaconets and
Dimities that we sold for I2%
cents will go in Saturdays
special for S cents per yard.
All of our Plisss will go in
the Saturday Special for 10
cents per yard; first Of season
prices IS, IS and IS cents.
Every one new style.
Out of the wreck Of Wed
nesday's selling we overlooked
a small lot of high-class Wash
Goods. They will be closed
out in Saturdays Special for S
cents per yard.
All of our fine imported
wool and wool with silk stripe
Challies that we have been
selling this season for IS and
50 cents will 90 in Saturday.
Special for 20 cents per yard.
Silk bargains ia Black China
Silks for Saturday. The 5o-cent
ones for IS cents.
Five pieces only of extra
quality Black China Silk, 81
inches wide, with polka dots
75-cent grade will be sold fol
| SO cents, and a few pieces o.
colored grounds with small
figures at the same price, 3c
cents per yard.
The object of these prices i
to reduce the stock of Sum
mer fabrics to make room fo
large Fall purchases.
Evening journal., 1895-07-12

Clothes Pins 1c dozen
japanese Comb aud Brush Cases &c.
Match Safes at lc. worth 5s.
Dinner Buckets with three departments
10c.
1 dozen Goblets 15c
Individual plain aud fancy Buffers 1c.
packages Toilet Paper 10c
Galvanized Buckets l7c.
Coal scuttles DC. worth 30c.
Good cedar wood Wash Tabs 29e.
larger size 39e.
Hat Racks 5s, worth 100.
Patented Rolling Plns 3d.
Pure brlstle Dust Brush aud / fancy
Dust Pan both for 27c
Good size retinned Dish Pan 1Sc
dozen large size Dinner Plates, fancy
and plain, 39c. worth 60c
Salt Sellers 20
dtzsn fancy Side Dishes 15c., worth
25c.
Good Wash Boards at 90 worth 20c
Prize package OF Peanuts lc package,
90 packages to close.
Agate Tea Pots. quart 27c.
Agate Tea Pots. 2 2qusrts, 35c.
Patented Clothes Horses, holds q whole
weeks washing. 32s.. worth Toe.
Best Sugar Corn ct 30. a can.
James Pyls's Pearline At &c. package.
Kerr'a best Table Salt ic pound.
Sea Gull Baking Powder A. a bottle.
Mems. Boys and Chiidren's Clothing at
greatly reduced rates
The Empire Department Store,
2oo Market Street.
Evening journal., 1895-07-12

runs, four hits aud nIne difficult chances
which he skIllfully accepted without
miss.
Tom Tucker had the greatest number
Of put outs msdc by any player this
season yesterday. The noisy fellow
killed the aspiration Of twenty four
players in the 1G-nnlng contest.
Yesterday the Plttsburg Dispatch said
ut viii Just snit Plttsburg II the Colls
wallop the champions and the Colou'ls
down the Bostons to-day 1t dlin't
work that way though. Guess again on
Saturday.
Comiskey is another enc Of the men
who Is reported to be after Breitenstein
for $15 900 this tine or he will give
$25 600 for his pick Of four men oomiskey
is engineering = consolidation OF st. Paul
and Minneapolis so as TO get into the
National League next season.
Washington's 8 share Of the receipts at
Louisville last Monday was $57 The
Loulsvilles must have gold mine some
where Not that they show 80 much
money, but that they seem to exist on so
little
MIR. Wagner is SAID to have offered
Louisville three Washington players and
{ 600 for Outfelder Clark BGrnis got
him from Savannah last year for $i00
He Is only 2l years old
Now 1t is Umpire Calvin who Is cAtck-
Ing It. Here ia one OF the things the
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette says
about James: 1T Is rather unusual for
. man to have Eve strikes and then get
bis base on balls, but that is what DAub
did No, the rules OF the game have
not been changed Uncle Nick, please
pass us another um pire
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
Corner stone Laying at chester.

CHKsTER, July 12.-The cornerstone
of the new Third Presbyterian Church,
at Broad and Potter streets, was laid
yesterday afternoon in the presencs Of a
large audience. The exercises we're in
charge Of Professor j. B Kendall. Of
Lincoln University, whs Is acting pastor
Of the church during the absence OF the
pastor, Rev Malcolm Mcleod, fwho
Is summering at Prince Edwards Island
the home Of his youth. Rev P. h Now
ry, d. D. of the First Church: Rev
Joseph Vance, d D., of the Second
Church; Rev w Il Bancroft, of Beth
any Church, all of this city; Rev. David
Tully, OF Media; Rev. Mr.. Russell, Of
Darby; Rev R NJ Labaree, OF Walling
foId, and other Presbyterian clergymen
were present The new church will be
Of stone 116 by 100 feet in dimensions,
and will cost with the ground, close ia
S75. coo It will be the kandsomesi
Protestant edidcs in the city Of Chester
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
power Folks ON a Cruise.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal
DOVER, July 12 chancellor and Mrs.
James L. Wolcott will leave here on
Monday next for an extended trip to the
mountains
Miss Mszls Townsend Is visiting Miss
Leila Cole
Miss Carrie Manlove. of Greensboro,
Md is visiting her niece, Mrs Elizabeth
NJ anlove.
Superintendent Smith. of New Castle
county, is spending the week in town
with Superintendent @ Tindal.
Max Harrington, Joseph o Wolcott
J ,hn Jones, Joseph Hoffeeker. William
Watson, James Satterfeld. Henry Jones,
DR.. William Burton and 3 number OF
other persons left here this morning for q
ten days cruise on the Delaware. They
will sail from Bowers Beach to Wood
land, from there TO Lewes, from Lewes
to Cape May, and from Cape May back
up the Delaware and stop at the various
points Of interest on the bay and river.
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
Social and Personal Notes.

Miss Margaret Frszsr, OF this city, is
visiting relatives in Doylestown, Pa.
Miss Bates is the guest Of the Misses
Gray at Trainer.
Mrs. Charles H. Bott has been enter
tanning James Work and Herman Lamp
ing, of Pomeroy, Pa,
Mrs. Harry Barnes is visiting friends in
West Chester.
l. 1 Smith. of Georgetown, was 8
visitor in the city yesterday.
Chalkley Phillips, of Elkton. was In
the city yesterday. registered at the
Merritt House.
Mrs. Moore, of this city, Is visiting
her daughter. Mrs Hickman Sparks at
West Grove, Pa Mrs Moore is In her
Oath year. but 10 as active as many a
woman Of 60.
Miss Name Walton, of near Iron Hlll,
Is in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. 7. Woods are row
living at the Clayton House. Mrs.
Woods has been spending several weeks
IN the mountains of Pennsylvania.
Joseph r. GAwtbrop. Of KenDeti
Square, is registered at the Clayton
House
Thomas GlfIsu is spending the Sum
mer st Edge Moor
Mrs J n Harman is spending some
time at Cape May.
Mrs Nj A. Adams Is enjoying life at
Asbury Park
John R MArr is being entertained BY
friends at Charlestown. Md.
Collector Of City Taxes Eugene M
Sayers is receiving the congratulstionI
OF his friends over the arrival Of four
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
From About Townsend.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal
TOWNSEND, July 12-The following
Townsend people have returned from q
stay at Woodland Beach, Postmaster
Edward Graves and wife, Joseph Pritch-
ard, Harry Hart and Jacob Vandyke.
Miss Laura Hutson, OF Goldsboro, Md (,
is making an extended visit among
numerous friends here
Miss Eva Daniels is visiting at Worton,
Md.
John Ratledge is sojournlng at Ocean
Grove, N. ].
Miss Ella Johnson has returned to her
home at Dover, after visiting Mrs. Robert
Warren for several days.
Mrs j. w. Dean and children, Of
Baltimore, Md, left for their home
yesterday They visited the family Of
James 7. Webb during the past thrsf
weeks
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
wedding Anniversary Celebration.

Mr. and Mrs Joseph T Cannon, Of No
1900 Lincoln street, celebrated the sixth
anniversary Of their wedding last night.
The time was pleasantly spent in vocal
and instrumental music and various
games At later hour. Refreshments
were served to all present.
The guests were Rev. w g Rooms,
Joseph II. Binker, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Miles, Mr.. and Mrs NJ T. Toft, Mr and
Mrs Delaware Mason. Mrs Solomon
Hersey, Misses NJ Elizabeth West, Lulu
J. Crozler, Laura and Mary Weldon Clara
and Ruth loft Sue Gibson, Blanch
Cathcart and Maize Cooper.
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
MopowslI-P PhIIllpa.

Albert L. Mcdowell and Miss Kate M.
Phillips we're married last evening At the
residence Of the brides mother, No 2O5
West Fourth street Rev o q Bud
dlneton, Of Bethany Baptist Church,
performed the ceremony before few
Immediate friends and relatives Frank
] Coffin WAS best man and Miss Martha
A. Lewis was bridesmaid. After re
freshments were served Mr. and Mrs
Mcdowell were driven to No. 40l Frank
lin street, their future home
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
The Western Woman Ahead.

Western women are far ia advance of
their eastern sisters, recently stated
a former western woman who now
makes her home In this city This
statement meets confirmation in the
remarks of Governor Richards, Of
Wyoming.
At one Of the social functions he said
that be had presumed upon his invitation
for himself and staff by bringing his wi Q
along.
He further says "The man who
understands the figure that woman cuts
out our way would not be surprised that
include Mrs Richards In my
Interpretation Of the invitation, F"
said the governor. III Wyoming
women are power My young
daughter, just out Of college, is my pri-
vate secretary, and upon her dsvolves
All Of the routine responsibilities Of the
Office She knows all about the Office
OF the executive: she prepares the most
important of state papers, and in my
absence she is in charge as completely
as it is possible for q secretary to be
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
IN THE SPORTING WORLD
Some Scientific Ball Playing
in the West Yesterday.
EoHoEs OF The SIXTEEN INNINGS.

Mccarthy siugged the Bau and Then
siugged Spies. when the Spectators
Were Then Treated to Some Free Spar
ring Dover Was Com PEELED to Throw
Up the Sponge Before the swarthy Lads
From FarmingtoD.
There were some very interesting
games played in the National Lsagne
race yesterday. BY far the most excit
ing took place at Louisville, where for
sixteen innings the "Colonels'' and
Boston struggled until darkness stopped
further play With the score tie at two
runs each. Another extra inning game
was played at Pittsburg, where the home
team beat out Brooklyn in ten innings
The champion Baltimores won very
easily st Chicago, and the latter were
showed down oight points in percentage
being now tied for fourth place with Gin
einnati. which did not play The New
York Giants" kept up their good work
and sgain downed Cleveland. making their
urth victory out Of five games since
they vent West Cleveland fell from
fifth to sixth place and is now only nine
points before the Phillies who nov have
lirst class chance OF climbing higher
up the ladder Brooklyn fell off eight
points and is now only twenty-four
points ahead OF New York.
The scores:
Baltimore, 10; Chicago, 3.
Pittsbnrg, 8 Brooklyn, A.
PhiladelphiA, 8; St Louis. /.
New York, 10; Cleveland, 8.
Boston. 2; Louisville. 3 Drawn game
Evening journal., 1895-07-12

CRAsH-1, 000 yards OF Crash Towel
ing ct &c yard Thtss goods have here.
tofore sold al So
MUSLINs- yards OF Unbleact ed
Muslin, regular 2. 5 and 10c values cut
to Al yard
GlNaHAMs- 500 yards Of good
quality OF Apron Glnghams, 7ic value.
cut to sac yard
UNBLEACHED MUsIINs- Here's
slashlng value In about 900 yards Of
unbleachtd Muslin slightly soiled. In
remnants Rt ). yard. all you want At
the same price as long az It lasts.
BED TICKS-rhe last veatIge Of cost
shaved away l0c quality Bed Ticking
to be closed At 53c yard
Checked Nalusooks at 4gs yard
Wash goods clearing sale,
A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY veri-
table bargain feast-these desirable
goods must move In jiffy--A brand new
assortment Of checked Nelnsooks all our
and l0o values cut to Az. yard
SEPARATE KIRrS--ulorlous values,
sublime values. unmAtchAble values,
In fact words don't do them
Justice Extra Hus BrIlliantine or
Novelty Dress Skirts, peroallne lined and
good stiffsninR ira wide sweep worth
50 90 go at 81 gS
SHIRT WAISTS-L Light OF
/ Indigo Print Waists, the SOC. kind at 22c.
Ladies' French PeIcLe Laundried Shirt
Waists, made with soft gathered fronts.
pointed yokes In back, immense sleeves,
deep cuffs. high collars. that sold at
81 co aud 81 20 Clearing price, Csc.
HOSIERY Half price, Ladies' Richelieu
Ribbed Imported Hose In Tan and Brown
reduced from Doc. TO Zoo Gents Hall
hose (seanless) in Black, Tan or Gray
9, worth eos Another lot OF Gents
Hose 4ic q pair.
DUCK SUITS Its continually our
pleasure TO have the opportunity Of
Offering you 10 much for so llttle--il
goes withsut saying that, II you need 8
duck suit, you'll ssvs big money here.
| 81 90 duck suits $40.
| 81 90 extra fne duck suits 81 90.
SHOES-Misses' button shoes, nizss ~
to 2 In black At 5ec worth 9l 00-one lo
Of ladies'. best quality, bright dongoll
button shoes opera and pointed toes. and
pointed patent leather tips. soft flexible
soles, ali widths and sizsB, every pair II
this lot positively worth 81 90, you
choice at & 20.
Ladies' aud gents furnishings.
One lot % dozen gents underwear
consisting Of Balbrlggsn India gauze ans
etc. etc all nicely finished, bu
broken lots, aud they must be sold
best 80 TO Soc qualities, choice 100
One lot 10 dozen ladies' ribbed vests th
Soc, quality. choice l9c.
Evening journal., 1895-07-12

tsen pound boy, who pnt in AL appear
ance A. his home Wednesday night
Officer Simon Moran has made cap
ture OF which he Is very proud Il
occurred this morning. and the boy
weighs just twelve pounds His fellow
officers extended their congratulations
Colonel T. Copper, Of Dover, is
registered at the Hotel Jennings
Benjamin f. Thomas, Of this city. is
visiting relstive1 at Elkton, Nd
Elsie Thomas. OF this city IS visiting
Miss Name LsKlte, at Ellendale, Del.
Miss Molie r Sharp has returned from
Boston
Mrs. w. Pennington is the guest
Of friends at Hummelstown, Pa
Miss ssllie McClay OF Ekton who has
been spending two weeks at Atlantic
City. Is being entertained by Mrs Ralph
Perry, on Franklin street.
Wlliau NJ Drein is spending some
time at Rshobofh
Alfred D. Warner l. at Old Forge New
York.
Miss Sarah Rumford is spending
some time at Honey ybrook, Pa
Mr. and Mrs Edwsrd B,dle are spend
Ing the Summer 1T West Chester
Rev. Adam Sssngls, Of Smyrna. vas
among yesterdays visitors to this city
James L Dsyou was in New York
yesterday
Miss Carolyn X Jobnston has re
turned to heri home near Newark, Utter
spending a month in the city.
O.. u Steward is at Asbury Park aud
Ocean Grove.
Hiram D Griffin, of Port Penn, was in
town to day.
Robert D Hoffecker, Jr local editor OF
the Smyrna Times, was in the city to-
day.
Miss Helen LeMaislre will spend tbs
Summer with her uncle in Germantown
Rev. F. B. Short has returned from
Delaware City, where he lectured lssi
night before the Epworth League Of tbl
NJ. E. Church oa 'Sim Simmons Abroad
Rev H. S. Dulany, now Of Oaancock
is In the city on a brief visit to day and u
shaking hands with many old friends
about town
0 c Purdy has gone on business
trip North
DR.. J. H simms is on visit to Phila
delphie.
Judge L E Wales is IN PHILADELPHIA
to day.
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
DON'T BE WOODY.
How Fauitless Fepsin Chips, the Gum that's
Round, Havo Caught the Town.

How Fauitless Fepsin Chips, the Gum that's
Round, Havo Caught the Town.
Il Is the fastest and most healthy OF
Chewing Gums Put up in pretty boxes Of
10 chips, and sold at SC. Faultless In form,
fauluess in flavor, faultless in the ingre-
dents that enter into their composition,
faultless in everything, perfection in every
ihinr-such are a few of the qualities OF
the Fauldess Pepsin Chips, the Gum that's
round. Dealers don't keep them. That's
a joke, and a good ore. and q true one
they sell them, and they sell them rapidly.
Anyone who tries them will accept no
other. They say give us Fauluess Pepsin
Chips. Nothing else. If your dealer don't
keep them, send sc. for sample package to
Cohn Bros. & Klee, Sole Agents and Dis
tributors, Park Place. cor. Church Street,
N Y.
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
EDjoying mountain Breezsa

Mr.. and Mrs Alfred s. Elliott and
daughter, Miss Jessie are staying st the
Blue Mountain House Elk City Solicitor
George A. Elliott will go there to morrow
and spend Sunday with them.
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
WIN. B. SHARP & CO.
Rniiaf In str Hnnrn-

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases re-
lieved in six hours by the "New Great South
American Kidney Cure" This new remedy
is great surprise Cn account OF its exceeding
promptness in relieving pain in the bladder,
kidneys. back and every part of the urinary
passages in male or female 1t relieves reten-
ton of water and pain in passing II almost
Immediately. If you walt quick relief and cure
this Is your remedy. Sold BY }. s. Beetem and
0. James Belt, druggists, Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
MI. and Mrs. Cannon Celebrate
Their Wedding Anniversary.
IN AND OUT OF THE CITY.

where some wflmIngtoniansA Are Will
ing Away the Summer Hours-what a
western Man and Woman Have to
Say About the Progressiveness OF
Western Women
a u communications intended for insertion
n This column should be addressed to Society
Editor care OF the EvHEIRo JOURNAL. C0m
--picAtionH should be written on one sfde Of
khe >SDer only
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
Bay RIdge Exenralon. FrIday Jnly Ieth.

The so R R Company announces
popular excursion TO Bay Ridge,
Friday. Jdly 12sh. going to Canton,
thence by steamer '.Jsne Mosely, Canton
to Bay Ridge Returning same route
Trains leave Market Street Station, 90
m, Delaware avenue. 750 a N
Returning leave Bay Ridge m srriv-
ing a. Wilmington, 8 30 p. m. Fine
music and dancing, excellent bathing
and numerous attractions. including
toboggan slide into the Chesapeake. The
meals at the restaurant are a speciality
a most delightful bay trip past the
historic Forts McHenry and Carroll.
Tickets, 81 90 for round trip.
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
WILMNGroN AND NORTHERN RAIL
wv ROAD. Time table In effect June 10th,

w RUADs TINE fA1Ie 10 eHett June I0ID'
1886.
Trains leave Wilmington, French street
station. for b. a 0. junction, MontchAnir,
Winterthur, Guyencourt. 9fanoRue. Coaesrt,
Chadds' Ford Junction. PocopsOn, Wsst
Chester, Embreeyille, Mortouvlile. Coates.
VILE and intermediate stations. daily, aycert
Sunday. at go M. / Is 4f6 and 26 . m
Daily a. 00pm.
FOR NvAynesburg Junction. Springfield ard
intermediate stations, daily, except Sunday,
a. 10 "a. 66 and 06 p NJ. Sundays only 81
08 m. IS and 4 06 p m
For Joanna. Birdsboro. Reading and fnts'
mediate stations, daily. except Sunday AZ
and s. p m.
a. q, McOArIsLAND. superintendent.
BOWNESS BRIGGS. Gen. Passenger Agent.
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
mo0arth, : ..HIt'' at First Base

In the fourteenth inning of yesterday 8
great Louisville game Mccarthy, the
6rst man up. raped out & corking single
to right, which McCreery let get away
from him. and Spies got in McCarthy's
way. Mccarthy Stacked up minute and
let go his right. hitting Spies in the nose,
and then went to ird Spies rushed
across the diamond and tried bard to get
at Mccarthy, but Umpire Mcdonald seps
rated them and prevented further trou-
bio. The bleacbers began swarming on
the diamond and for while it looked as
though there might be trouble Mcdonald
put both Spies and Mccarthy out OF Il .
game. Duffy and Clark played brilliantly
in the field and shut off home runs sewers
times at critical stages
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
The empire:
or WILMINGTON.
400 MARKET STREET.

July Is we'll under way we'll bs look
Ing out for Fall Goods soon. First thing
to do Is to rid ourselves OF all present
seasons stock--And we've still remaining
an immense colectloa OF choice sorts
No use 'mlncing" matters We have
bought heavily and must adapt heroic
means to get relief-cost--or even half
COSTS the way we have made up our
minds TO sweep out all lines. bran new,
choice goods sacrificed far below what
refuse grades we're ever known TO sell
for
Evening journal., 1895-07-12
An Encs cIopmdla. .forlaa.2 .2B.

Only few copies left OF Rand Nc
Nally & Co. 8 Encyclopedia and Gszeteer.
which will be disposed OF at 81 25-whlch
Is barely the cost of manufacture. This
is a work OF 500 pages and is a condensa
tiop of the Encyclopedia Britannica,
Chsmberss Encyclopedia, etc. With the
addition of much original matter treating
of American subjects. 1t contains eighty
colored maps and 2 600 engravings and is
the cheapest work ever offered in this
city. Apply for one at the EVENING
JOURNAL Office.
Evening journal., 1895-07-12

Notes Of the National Game.
Third Baseman George Davis, one OF
New York's "big four, got In the game
in earnest yesterday. He had three
Evening journal., 1895-07-12

Dover will play at FELTON, to morrow.
The state capital team is prActlcIng hard
on its new grounds
Mohave County miner., 1895-12-14

We wish to say few words to the miners of Music mountain in regard to the claims of certain parties that the miners of that region are located on the reservation. The department at Wash. ington has been informed that the mines referred to are at the base of Music mountain. when the fact is they are at the base of the Grand Wash cliffs. Music mountain is fully ten miles south of east from the minas and is on the res ervstion ss set aside by the presi. deniial proclamation. The department mape show this to be fact, and the de. partment has in this way been mislesd. The lines of the reservation, as laid ont on the map, passes north on the summit Of the cliffs over four miles east of the Ellen Jane mine and the south boundary line is some distance north of Milky weed spring. Even if the Milkweed ranch and the mines were on the reservation nothing could be done in the m alter as the spring was being used tor stock pur. poses and the mines under location long before the reservation was set aside.
Mohave County miner., 1895-12-14
GADDIS & PERRY.

Here is bit of sound philosophy from sn exchange: "If you have home and are ont of debt, don't fret and worry yourself and good wife into the grave for the sake of making money. You have hut one life to live and it is brief at best. Take little pleasure and comfort as you 70 day by day. and try to do llttle good to others. A morbid, insstiste desire to p,ssess the earth. to grab everything in sight, is ct the foundation of moro misery than almost any one thing. Wealth sione will never ksep your memory green after you are gone; . good life and kind actions will"
Mohave County miner., 1895-12-14

While playing in the pack yard of the Beecher residence last Wednesday after. noon Loyd Wallace, the little son Of Mrs. Wallace, accidentally fell into deep privy vsuit. The little fellows grandmother going into the yard e few minutes after, was attracted by the pe- culisr sounds coming from the vault and peering down descerned the little boy slowly sinking from sight. Her cries attracted attention and @ number of peo. pie hurrisi to her assistance and with the aid of rope and ladder the little fellow was rescued from his perilons position. O1ly his head was in sight when taken ont. Had he fallen in head foremost he would have certainly been suff ,csted and sank out of sight. When brought from the vault he was 80 weak that he could not stand. The vault had been made the receptacle of sewerage and it is 6 wonder he had not sunk to the bottom.
Mohave County miner., 1895-12-14

Miners who came in from ihe mines of Music mountain say that the Indians have given notice that they will allow no more wood to be cut on the monntsins unless they are paid tor it. This state of sff.irs has been brought about, It is said ny one Miss Calico, the teacher of the Indian Rights school at Blackberry Before her advent in Blackberry the whites and Indians were st peace with each other and no thought was given to the reservation set aside in 1881 by President Arthur. Nov, the Indians want 'hs whites 10 pay tribute to them on all cattle grazing on the lands and the miners to either get of or pay them royalty. The plain fact of the matter is the Indians have been urged to this step and already the mutterings among the miners can be heard that if any attempt is made to collect tribute the party stir. ring up the strife h ad better migrate to q more congenisl climate, as this will be made too warm