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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-06
Co,ld Not ndlthe Woman.

Walter Fowler ii ged p years. laborer,
* held in the CITY all on suspicion OF hay
ing stolen a cord ROY hunting coat and
two soft black han that he was trying to
sell 10 a second-b II nd dealer on Railroad
avenue officer III 'ennan. who made the
arrest was ont n n nting three hours yes
ter41ay morning n 18th Fowler. trying TO
find a woman whdk gave him the goods.
Finally Fowler ca ie 10 the conclusion he
did not know whef the woman lived
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81 r. T. Parnes IS 8og IN charge ~ the
{-slr store of : F. C'hspln. formerly IRE
Ross zr.sg store. ao-1rr Sacou1 aFeaae ana
Pike street where he ~1u re pleased 10
see MS fr.eD1s ana former patrons.
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For
Colds
And Coughs

Early in the Winter. I took a
a severe cold which developed
into an obstinate. hacking cough,
which troubled me for nine weeks,
in spite of medical aid.
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Wien iAAsy ~as sict- - gave 49, Csy-,-iA.
va Sc ~ss . Cl4ll1. 49, er..,, ss- ,,.se--.
wsen Sc ,s,aaHe Me- s1, c.aay o. C-stasia
"aeI Aae Ia C2l,7aa, A-e ss,etA.-a C-ao-.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-06
AYERS
Cherry PectoraI

being recommended me, | began
To- take 1t, and inside Of - hours
was relieved. That one bottle
cured me. and / cannot speak too
highly of its excellence. Mrs.
Z. l.. Bosch. Eaton. Ohio.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-06

LunyOn' 8 Rerued IS at
drug store. Butler
Aue S.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-06

yer enjoys the conf
% people all over the
use Z 10 restore and
raj color.
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Headquarters fort
Smith 4 Kennedy !
block. Second and
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-09

You can save money you hay
house. 10 rent 10y giving TX Jones q
Co. your agency. The have appli
cations for houses ever ay. II
The Brcnham 6remen are kicking
because the state OF Texas Is going to
pull Of a double hanging at Breuham,
Nay Goth, the date dxed for their an.
nual maifest, They contend that such
an event will detracl fr,m the merits If
their gathering.
Constipation causes more than half
the Ills Of women. knrl's Clover Root
Tea Is a pleasant cure Tor Constipation
Sold by sam II. Wilson 4 Co., Bryan.
Summer mating IN leIutlful pat
ern., bolinct mosquito netting, etc,
just received at Cole Bros. III
Knirs Clover Root Tea Is a sure
cuue Tor Headache and ucryous dis
rnscs Nothing relieves 20 qu. kiy
I'd 10y sam h. Wilson 4 Co, Bryan,
FOR RENT-From June Let the tw,
story brick building on Main stree.
nov occupied by Mt Carr Apply IL
NJ. Bonneville Sr.
We are quested to announce tina
AFR the regular II o'c'ock service a
thu Baptist church next Sunday morn
ing the church will call a pastor rur & 4,
ensuing yer. The membership vii
phase he this In mind.
Consumption. LaGrlppc, Pneumonia
aud all Throat and Lung diseases ar,
cured by Shllohs Cure. Sold by SAN
II. Wilson 4 Co, Bryan.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-09
SPAIN ALL TORN UP
1t Is Over the Resolution
Passed by Congress.
JOURNALS KEEP TIE FIRE ALIVE,

The Government Il Keeping ouivt, wait
ing 10 See What Move President Glove
land WIN Maks-Deunonstrations WIN
Ne Put Down 81 the start Against
American Representatives.
NEw York. April S.-A dispatch 10
Tho World from Madrid says all the
papers holly condemn the American
congress for the belligcrcncy r. solutions
which they persist m considerag anaci
OF lotility and an Insult 20 tho Spanish
people which must b. met by itsAuie.
active Preparations for resisting al
kinds Of intrgyonLons.
IL Is understood thtt rae gov lamont
will calmly await to del ion Ok our
advices from Pres tout Cove aud, hns
w,h in the meant.ias push ihe 1psra.
lions IN Cuba and preparations in spain
20 keep In ,ouin vita pubic op.niou,
whilst firmly choo jug a.i "a .sgsgttions
AMI demonstrations thN might cfoat4
international comp i'afiois
Spanish diplomacy h,' lii tho gov.
erumeni TO believe that NJ q, vsland
will Try TO gain time uuul tao RAINY
season, which be- gins IN Gu "a la My.
to see II the military situation "a mode
hsd. and meanwhile instruatiug the
American minister at Mairid 20 negoti.
ate direct with Canovas IN a friendly
way with view 20 making some com.
promise that could satisfy the autono.
mist aspirations Of the mij iriiy Of the
Cubans and the imperial interests Of
Spain through American mediation.
The Spanish newspapers, especially
the republican and the dissenting Con.
servatiye. express mourniul regret that
the various Spanish governm nts have
not uadorstood the expediency Of put
ting into force at the very beginning Of
tho present instruction the homo m G
bill and the tarifi reforms voted by par.
lament last year, aud which they will
now have 20 carry out awkwsrily MI
der pressure OF circumstances aud Tor
eigu mediation.
The government does not expect any
fresh demonstrations against Am rioan.
despite the agitation by the prose,
Great precautions are being taken IN
Madrid and in the provinces 90 quell
any disturbances and protect American
representatives. Il is evident. however,
that much suppressed excitement and
irritation IL prevalent among all classes
The significant attitude OF the minis
terial press excltes ironioal aud very
angry protests aud comments Papan
Of the largest circulation and opposition
journals like Imparcial, Paris Globe
Il LIBERAL. Correo and others, 60 80 fai
AZ 20 threaten the government with No
rious consequences la domestic politics
! IN Spain II Canovas should ascent &
: mediation on the part Of Peiden
e ClevclAnd and purchase the neutrality
I OF the United States by commercial con
/ rQaeion
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-09
crlsp.smi,h Debate.

NEWMAN. Ga. April s.-rhe third Of
the joint financial discussions between
Secretary Smith ami ox.speakor Crisp
was listened 20 here yesterday by On
audience Of about 1000 people, chiefly
farmers from the surrounding country,
with a sprinkling Of fominini'y. Mir.
Grip and Secretary Smith are both
suffering from throat troubles and have
been forbidden by the specialist VINO Il
treating them from speaking on sue
cessive days. In consequsnce. the next
debate viii Be AZ Albany on FRIDAY.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-09

first and win continue to be humane
one. and truth.
Mr.. De Armaa regretted that irionii
connected editorially with the Amerl'
can press should waste breath OCCASION
ally by speaking Of autonomy a. con-
'dition which Spain should BE- induced
TO grant 20 Cuba. 1.-THE day for Cuban
autonomy" said Mr.. Do Armas. lis r.
revooably past"
Dr. Joaquin Castillo. IN speaking OF
tho impression which seemed 90 prevail
in official circles that tho rainy season
now setting in In Cuha woald be
reason Of inactivity. sald' General
Gomez, it Is true. passed the rainy sea
son OF last summer IN apparent inaotiy'
ity. hut the world VIII SION SEQ that GO
coniug season viii be anything hni in
active"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-09

MAssowAH, April Slater advices
from tho front show that tho losses Of
Italians In the fighting which followed
the attack made upon the Italian native
battalion AZ Mount AOcran on Arrll 2
were much more severe than first re-
ported. First advices stated the ltal-
ians loss 100 killed ami wounded. Now
however. IL Il stated the 80 q the ltal'
ians was 10 officers and 200 men. Il Is
presumed this number means killed a.
no reference Is made q the number
wounded.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-09
sPANlsH FARMERs sUFFERINe.
They Cannot Procure Enough Hands to
Till Their Lands.

I'LL Their Lads,
Madrid. April s.-An article in The
impartial charges the spanish govern.
mont for lox,ty Of spirit against the at.
titudo o. tho American congress it
asserts that anger still exists which is
perhaps greater than before.
More than even the effects Of the in.
surrection are felt in the farming dis.
tricts where. at the present timo, il is
hard 10 engage laborcra Mr.. Burnett.
manager Of the Peninsula oompany's
big holdings AZ Maco. says he found IL
almost impossible TO secure enough help
TO work his land. so many young men
had gone 20 Cuba
Another gentleman, who owns a
large tract near Toledo, says that out
Of 30 hands ~ had recently gone TO
war, Anyone who takes trip through
tho farming districts will be convinced
bsyold a doubt that the present strain
on the country is terrible aud enc which
Spain cannot stand without serious in.
jury for any length Of time.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-09

MILWAUKEE, April s.-rhe Green
Bay, WinonA and 81 Paul railroad is 20
be sold within four weeks The Ninth
circuit court Of appeals has directed
Master Hunter 10 sell the road AMI
withhold sufficient money 20 cover the
claim Of William 8. Mowrye. who ap'
pealci from the order o, distribution in
behalf o. siO5. 900 Of the first mortgage
bonds, II his appeal is confirmed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-09

srmxoTlELD. April s-Tnc delegates
10 the state convention Of tine Pro.
hibilion party are here 800 strong. Tho
convention was called TO order by the
chairman OF the state central com.
mittco, Gere. at 10 o'clock this morn.
ing There is indications Of a lively
fight over tho platform with no other
p.anks will DO adopted.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-09

state. Il GER ainly vi be II the other
cities and towns " ]. he rtilyc operate
tits expected that nearly all the
county judges and county comm'-.ion r
In Texas will be here 10 say nothing 81.
9th y hcias and the dove. Of sight
seers aud pleasure seekers Who vii
come. An elaborate programme oil ie e
tiyiiics will be arranged, aside from the
business convention, prominent iea'-
ure Of which will be The bicycle contests
for prizes. The wheo'me are tie nat
ural allie OF the farmers aud other good
roads advocates, and tley are expected
from every portion OF the state. H5us'
ton alone, which has manifested deer
interest In the work, /. expected 10 send
a delegation Of several hundWd.
Altogether Il will b. gala occa ion
ia honor Of the grand movement which
l. expected to accomplish 80 much fol
Texas and her people. Nothing can
interfere with IT, general succe II til,
railroads make q rate which will enable
the people OF the entire slate to COM
together, and this they will doubtless
do five are to judge the future ly TN
past. Galveston has three Of the sret
trunk lines OF the state, aud they hav
have never failed TO evidence Their en-
ierprise and generosity wien an oppor
tunily presented it'clL -Galvestol
News.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-09
IRlEp 10 kILL HINsELF.
An Agent Of Rallroad short In Hi'
Acaaunia a0nnn.


LAS0DoN. ~ D., April Frank
Saunders. agent Of the Great Northern
railway. attempted to commit suicide
hero a. a consequence Of M examina.
zion Of his books by the travelling audi.
tor Of tho road. Ho is now lying in q
precarious condition. bui NAV live.
Tho trouble originated over an option
deal managed by Sauniers The audi
tor arrived hero Tuesday with a rolcl
agent Tho account had not progressed
very FAR whom IL became evident that
thoro would be a shortage. now esti'
mated at s00O0 in Saunders accounts
II Is said that he has forged kilograms
aud used al sorts Of means 20 conceal
his speculationa.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-09

DENVER. April s-Goorge J. Hall,
a lightweight pugilist and instructor at
South Side. was beaten, stabbed and
robbed by burglars in his house last
night Hall made a desperate fight. and
one OF tho burglars struck him in tho
eide with a knife, infictiug possibly n
fatal wound.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-09
nl.,l No.. en ihe a.eIIe.

SAN Francisco. April S.--News has
reached the health department that a
case OF black plague developed on hoard
the steamer Gaelic after she left Yoke.
hama Tor San Francisco. The victim,
Chlnaman, died aud the ship viii be
quarautinod when she reaches this
s.a~F
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-09
THE BEST WHISKY
~ OuNOENIEN1S.

cos tfm4 uf gnnnnurrmu a. ar
iolI 'rai rih ,s..f whatever cn.s vii
Do, avH,F,a.h i uhaace %. public.
uun rhsfulevilb strictly kept and
the publication 81 O. ,anlidaiy's an
nouuoement msy be- consid,re a
receipt Or payment
The following CAsu rates viii be
charged for announcing candidates foi
nlI.na
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-09
CUBAN LEAosRs MEET.
They Di,su.s tho Probability Of Bsillgsr-
ency For cubans.

cncy For Cuhana.
NEw YoRK, April s--An informal
meeting OF Cuban leaders was held at
the hotel America last night. The
possibility Of Cuban bolhgorency being
actually recognized in tho near future
by President Cleveland was discussed.
Al seemed 10 be sanguin Of tho dispo.
sition o, congress to pass joint rcsolu.
tion which would insure action on the
part q the president
"Mr. Cleveland said Mr., Poriuoudo.
''is the great political conLndrum oi
the prosont me. We can only pursue
sur unequal struggle on the island and
continue 10 hope. We have done that
from the beginning. aud have much in
.ho shape o. results to encourage "a.
Tho plan Of sondiM commission "a
investigate the island from the United
States. attributed 20 Mr.. Cleveland,
would prove a failure In such o com.
mission. even Il tolerated by Spain.
could accomplish nothing Of value. sim
ply because spanish officials whom un'
der the eye Of a commission from a civ.
ilizod country would naturally DO on
their best behavior. The same might,
OF course. DO said OF our own armies,
and yet we have always welcomed cor.
respondents in the field, and have
oourtod investigation Gomez con.
duct Of the campaign has boon from the
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-09
The nridss Wen, Down.

ToLEpo, April s.-One span OF the
Wheeling and Lake Eric railway bridge
over the Maumoe river went down thi
morning under a heavy freight train.
A man Is known 10 have been drowned.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-09

MADmn. Aprii 3 g. Sgu .entsrii NOM.
bars of toe National partv lrrn age r".
porici 90 h' oig1n'ang om0n TRAIT ons
against the United S-aJ's va v.og of
ihe recent vote IN congo sioo th' Gu
han qIas.ion q Cuban Do lsarsney
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-09

hlNrthiA tlhN NitiAh
Per Week, loo. Per Month, CO..
Navasoia has enjoyed a mad dog
scare.
Ladies madres shirt waists and beau.
iihl belts to match at Cole Bros. M
AZ. Wilson wa down from IIearne
yesterday.
wauted--A few boarjers. Apply 10
Mrs. DE-. Jas. 4. Johnson. ~
l.. J. Bergman returned to Palestine
yesterday.
Finest Oh ct soaps, facial prepira-
liun- and stationery Ia the city.
ll2 Sam b. Wilson & Co.
Jno. T. wyse is off on trip TO Green
vile and Ardmore.
Have sidewalk built about your
residence while you have an opportu
nifty.
New stock Ladies' slippers, oxf.rdl
and straps in Toxic shapes At Col'
Bros III
Mayor Joue- Of Navasoia has sue
cecded himself.
Mrs. +. r. Hooper returned TO Cal
vert yesterday.
Rev. W. ;. South came up fnou
IIouslon yesterday.
lovely rev spring Millinery, III
handsome, ard the cheapest, at AIRS
IN. Proctor's. li2
Cashier James NJ Shaw Of the FRS
National bank Of Naya,ota was herr
yesterday.
Beautiful line Of ladies line malrcl
shirt waists. tie latest sty'cs aud #
fecl- jns' rc' eiwd at Cole Brcs. li'
B,ar vii not BE- In without sent
sort o. projections from d,p'edaiinl
stock In tie future.
We have recei,el the very la'e.l
edors In handkerchief extract. az,
satchei powders ll9
Sam Il. Wilson & 90
John Asii gave lond Yesterday 70
the shooting Of the negro n,sr hi
place Ia the Rnzos bottom.
Do you want wall papcr9 See on
new line OF suits TO match. II
Sam b. Wilson & Co,
The chemical engine will he teste
this evening a, O'Clock, weather pei
hitting. on the square east Of the De
pct.
Thousands OF cases Of Consumption
Asthma. Coughs. Colds ava Group ar
cured every day by Shlloh's Cure. Sol
by sam y. Wilson q Co, Bryan.
We have the handsomes, line Of ln
lamps IN hIlAN' Hct nem ~ lVu ~
looking for a present. ll2
Sam y. Wilson & Co.
Mes r.. Marx Miller. Brlgeance ans
Preston. three Navasoia base ball en-
ihusiasis, " ere here yesterday.
A lively game Of ball between COLLEGE
and BRYAN wall be played here Satir
day afternoon. The Bryan boys hav,
perfected arrangements for a 20 4
game
Kanfs Glover Root Tea purliles the
blood and gives a clear and beautiful
complexion. Sold BY Sam y. Wilson
a Co, Bryan
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-09
FOR NUMBERING THEIR FATHER.
Charioa aud Aunl- Iamborn la Iai
az LcaNoawnr.h.


az LcaYoawar.a.
LE,vExwoRru. Kan. Ap1l S.--Cnas
Lam norm. his sister, Anr. oni Thlm,'
Daveupwt. Miss Laa.b rn'. lover. were
Jailed last night by \ detective on
tho charge Of numbering John T. Lm'
born father Of ths Lau birns. az FIJI
Leaf. this coauty. ou the ni;ht OF FeH.
10 Tho murdered M ga ieit a fortune
o, $4,000 lie had the reputation OF
dealing harshly with his Goa Charles
and daughter Annie. and had forbidden
the latter 20 keep company with young
Davenport. Davenport was arrested
charged with the crime several weeks
ago. but was subsequently released.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-09

WASHINGTON. April s-rho bill au.
th0lz.ng tho Arkansas Northwestern
company 30 construct aud operate a
railway through the Indian Terorritory
has become a law without tho prcsi'
h.nia annrnYAl
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-09

Ncafe authorized 81 announce JOHN
A. WAlLANn a. crndida'e 2
STATE Senator from the Twelfth sena.
tofinl district, competed OF the eour-
Tics of Lines one. Free tone. Rol eft.
son ard BrFos. tuhitcl 90 lh' ariion at
he Democratic nominating convention.
We ure authorized To- announce
CLIFF A. ADAMS
as rardldate fir reelection io the Of
tie, Of Mayor aud Recorder no ia en-.
,uing april election
W. gee authorized To- announce
T. J.. GRACE
as a candidate for rejection TO Ia,
90 e. Of alderman oi ihe city o' Bryan
ct ,iiy election ApHiO.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-09
D1CK JONES & Co
Peal Estate Agt's.
0FHCI UPSTAIRS, tEXT DOOR 10
rLnIE OFFlCk. RRYAN.

oFfltH UPSTAIRS, NEAI nuOk 10
EAGLE OFFICE, BRYAN.
lart OF hc property that has heretofore
been ivcrlisei in Ibis column will
appo no more II has been SOLD.
Ln0k over the list remaining yon
ere O respective purchase II you
have property o. eel. rut u 10 our
hand at q selling price, not over.
rated, and perhap, it will hc thenext
90 20.
Three houses Tor colorod renters.
wiil go fr $50 Situated near tie
railroad above the public well.
a two hundred and sixteen acre
EIm, tWo tenant houses -oyrr me hun-
40. u acrs Boz cultivation % ~ miles
northeast O' Bryan and ear kufien.
win exchange iortown property.
For Rent-Two house in Friedman
town
FOR SALE OR RENT
FOR RENT.
4 Farm consisting II Is acits. q good
house, one and hall miles from town.
An est o good bargain foi home.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Five acrcs u land with good well ami
tNo houses. Situated near the oil mil
enc mile from coui thousc and out oil
corporation. VIII exchange mr HON,
AMI lot within corporation.
FOR SALE.
A house with fonr rooms. aud iist
lots attached In the northern part Of
the city, on the pretiiest hill in town.
FOR RFNT OR SALE.
Tveuty.six acres OF land; som with
In and some without corporation south
1T the city.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-09

II You want a present, zee our bean.
tiiul line Of novelties in painted china
aud cut glassware. ll2
Sam B. Wilson & Co.
Ask your physician, your druggist
aud your friends about Shiluh's Cure
Tor Consumption. They win recon-
mend H. Sold by sam h. Wilson y
Co. Bryan.
At lhe habeas corpus held beflle
Judge W. G. TaliafeTro in Robertson
county tn, sday young Dr. Cain, who
killed hyatt al Bremoni recently was
granted bail in the sum Of 5000 which
he gave.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-09

sUnsCRn TIoN PRICK
Per Week, Toe. Per Month, co..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-05-30
McClure's Magazine for June.

McClure's Magazine for June contains little battle study by Stephen Crane that. in Its way, Is more drsmtIc and striking than even "The Red Badge of Courage" the novel by Mr. Crane which is TOW attracting So much atten- ton both in America end England. It shows, enthusiastically, the hand of gen. jus. While presenting with the strict est realism all the Rrimness of war, it Is pleasant, and even humorous, in the denouement. Another bii of most dts tinguished fiction in the same number Is Rudysrd Kipling's 'In the Rukh"- one of KipliDg's earlier stories, cut also one of bis best, relating how that ever entertaining orphan of the Jungle, Mow- gli, made an acquaintance with white men and became lover. Add to these Cy Warmsn's marvellous true tale of "The Locomotive that Lost herself" |" and an installment of Anthony Hopes "Phroso" fairly bursting with love and adventure, and certainly, on the side of fiction at least, this num Der of McClure's would be hard to approach. All of the pieces have the added attraction of good pictures. The Crane story is illustrated by Taber, who puts life and action into a soldier as almost no artist can; and the Kipling story by W. A. c. Pspe. who has made Mowgli and the Jungle Peo- pie peculiarly his own.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-05-30

| the erection of Presbyterian church will shortly begin. It will be 24x42 feet, with doors in either end and five win dows on each side. Much of the money uecessary to it's construction has been contributed by the liberal minded citi- zens of the town. More, however, is needed for it's completion. The church gill be in charge of Rev. Adolfo Guer- rero, 8 bright and capable young Mexi- can. Mrs. Guerrero is daughter of MT and Mrs. Judge P. 0. Warner, of Florence.
 MT. Michilena is the affabls and sc- commodating postmaster.
 l There are several saloons in the place. ! Of the two principal ones, one is kept oy Messrs. Epley and Parks and the other by John Olney, 8 brother of the redoubtable George Onley, ex-sheriff of | the county.
 "C' Troop, Seventh U. s. Cavalry. under command of Lieut.. W. J. Nichol- | son, soldierly and courteous gentle man. is stationed here. The patrol of thls division of the county is under his charge. The country is daily cut for | tralls within a radius of twenty miles. 80 that an Indian cannot possibly cross without the fact becoming immediately known and vigorous efforts to intercept them at once made. These p.srols are | stationed from ten to twenty miles apart. and meet each day ID their scout across the country. General Frank Wheaton. COW in command of this division, is at Fort Grant, and preparations for send ing out additional scouting parties are TOW under way. On the first of the month, as per arrangements, Mexican troops will cooperate south of the line and the renegsdes will be hunted to death.
 The patrol system now in force is be- yond the question of doubt, the most effective ever put in force in Arizone. and it is hardly possible that a renegade Indian can escape with bis life. This is evidenced by the recent killing of the l red outlaws on the southern borders of the territory.
 H.B.