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Mohave County miner., 1884-10-26
Fair Play.

Fsir play is q Jewel. We bcliere
in fair plsy. la fac, We believe IA
play Of any kind We ars repub
liean editor pro tenn ~ this paper
and onr love of fair play will no,
allow as to permit ~ this paper even
The announcement u the lac. that
Arson II Smith il candidate for
the oflics Of Probate Judge. Mr.
smith - Dpmncrs. AID II Is glory
enoush for him To own the hall Of
this paper. !, sould BE- foul play 10
him to desire 10 yeniiIata his claims
hnein. Bat we are disposed TO give
SIR Smith fair deal in the coming
contest and 40 wall allow hin to do
ali the bard work IN tho office, get
up the paper and make it nes,, and
he shall haye bis reward in the land
whore '-lbe wicked cesse from trOnb
ling and the weary are at Toast."
Republicans are not uagratetul.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-26

preforned by Mr. Hyde as deputy
The minutes cad records OF the pro-
Greetings oi the Court. as kept by
Mr. Hyde are particularly neat aud
accurate and exhibit thorough
knowledge Of the details Of the Office.
This, and the fact 81 bis having
given perfect satisfaction 10 the
Court, render il highly probable that
he will receive the pppointmant of
Clerk or the expiration OF the term
of Mr.. Mckenzie. In this event the
addition Of the Office Of Recorder
which would give TO another simply
tue glory Of success. Would give 70
hiui livelihood. Nj Hyde has dis.
charged faithfully aud well for the
public al the duties wbich II has 10
trusted 70 lin, aud by patience in
dustry and commendsble persever
anee established himself rs one Of
The substantial citizens % Mohase
county. As Court Commissioners he
has given satisfaction 20 ali persons
who have had business before himAs
Justice oi the Peace. hs has proved
himself 10 be q true eonseryator OF
OF the public peace, and without
fear or favor Administered Justice TO
10 all men. He possesSes all the
necessary requisite OF integrity ap
pliaatioa, enltare and intelligence
lit biln TO- any lfiice in The gift Of
The people of the cousiy, and Ne
see No reason why he sboula not be
selected by the people TO serve them
az Reeord,4.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-26
oITr nALL. PHILApELFKIA.

This splendid edi6ce now progress
ing toward eoinple'ion, will bsve
the highes. tower Of sby structure IN
world. The buildiDg is 4S9 feet
8 inches IRON north 10 sonth, and 470
fee, from east TO west. covering Al
acres Of ground. Tho width Of the
main tower is 80 feet at the base, and
its height 537 feet 4 inches. The
center Of the clock face will he 36l
feet above the pavement--S Sienti1c
American.
The Southern Pacific has iust made
a contract with tie Quijotna bonanza
firms Tor ~, cial rates ior number
OF cor loads Of mining machinery 10
be shipped to Tucacn. This settles
the ques iion in regard 4, the matter
OF the building oi mill at Qpijo,os.
= Cccbise Rec, ri.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-26
a KENTuckr KILLrNe.

Louisville, Ky, Oct. 90. The Cou-
rf-r Journals special from Bryant
vile, Kentucky. reports the killing
a English Kirk by Robert Clark.
near there. Kirk aacused Clark Of
circulating evil reports about bis
daughter. He got a shot gun aud
rode ont to Clark's bouse. He was
riding IN front Of CARTS house mp
and down the road waiting for him
TO appear, when the latter opened
the front door and fred two shots
with gun, riddling Kirh with buck
shot and shooting his head almost
tsh
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-26
E0r Recorder.

James j. Hyde has announced
himself, in circular, as an indepen
dent candidate for this Office. The
fees Of this Office disconnected from
that Of ClorK Of the Court, are in-
sufficient fer livelihood. The two
have been held by hir. Mckenzie
dnring his term, and the dnties OF
the latter, during the last term we're
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-26
LIsrES AT HIN BnAo.

Oswego, n. Y. Oct 2l.-Seyen
Thousand people heapl General Bnt-
tel make speech 20 night. H. e..
Holbrnak. Of the Vulcan roa works.
introduced tho General. IN speak
iny OF lawlnssness aud murders in
tho south tue general excited thun.
ders Of applause. lie said: IF you
will elect me president, viii either
go INTO my seat or into my eoifin,
and I'll either stop these murders
north and south, or Ill have a lot of
first Glass funerals to keep ms basy."
Or the pnrson'story shs general said !;
He sly les himself General Parsons
He may Lave possibly been sntlcr
III the confederate army. He did not
like me then aud he does no. like me
now. He could not beat me then.
aud Lew be is trying 10 get even
with me by telling lies"
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-26
ryrN rHE coon FALL

LincUlG. Neb. OFT l8 j. Robert
Willisms. Of David City, has been
missing since last Friday week
wheu he took the train for tue east
# has just been discovered that be
has absconded and taken with him
s27 600 Of mon#y borrowed from con
fidential friends in the church, Sun.
day school, temperance and political
circles. He was a prominent Sunday
school superintendent, candidate for
elector OF the state Oh the st. John
ticket, and ran for district judge last
fall. He is supposed to be in Cana.
da.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-26

ia action; no man can iruthfully say
ttat he ever shrunk from the dis
charge Of a duty Tor sny personal
consideration Of loss ~ dabger Nor
can il be said that he was eser iyrsn.
ical or inhumsn 10 the unfortunate
whom outraged laws have placed un-
der his custody or control. We al
concur 10 one thing i. .. that Mr.
Steen has made good sheriff, aud
i, is sound policy to let well enough
alone,
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-26
A ELoop rmRs1Y KoNAN

Edenburg. Pa Oct ID On Sat
urday Gusts MeKisson, wife Of Silas
McKisson. induced her husba1d TO
load a sho;gun, aud then going 10 a
Geld whore Patrick Forbes was at
work, she discharged the weapon at
bin. the contents taking effect in his
bowels. inlicling fatal wounds, The
marier was The result Of an old
family feud.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-26
BnUrAL 200 rom.

Louisville. Ky. Oct. - The long
exEse,ed dog Eght between "5port,n =
q Louisville, ani Tiger" OF CiDcib-
pa,I, came ~ this morning at the six
mile island above tho city. The Ggbl
sss Tor 1850 a side. The hgbt lasted
iiftasn minutes, when the Cincinnati
dog SAs declared winner Both dogs
we're badly burt. "Sport'sr head and
legs arr 10 horrible condition, and
Tigers" lower iaw was nearly torn
oI
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-26
DOUBLE MURDER.

Kansas City, Mo. Oct. -. John
Lowry aud wife, cattle feeders for G.
d. Hudson, were fonnd murdered on
their farm nehr Marshall Missouri,
this evening. Lowry was found at
the barn with bullet hole through
hrs head, and his wifs near the house,
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-26

The Desoret News states that the
late Conference held in Salt Lake
City, was one Of the most int ei esting
sysr held in that place. John Nor.
gan was appointed as one of The
seven Presidents OF Seventies, aud
John @. Cannon was appointed conn
lor TO presiding Bishop Preston.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-26
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
ILLINOIS SHOOTERS

ILLINOIS sHOJfEh1,
Springfield. Ills, Oct. ~, At a
shooting afifay az Bois Dare. ten
mlles from this city, this evening.
Bssts Wiids. a saloon keeper, was
shot and killed Greene DE Board
wis sarioGsly rh0, through the neck
and KIisha A De Board Was shot
through the arm. Two Of the par
ties esageeied sith ia. ehoo'ing have
bc-n arrested The canse. wbiskey
aud au old feud. Great exeiiemsnt
exists
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-26
EDITORIAL NOTICE.

To the reafers Of tho hSEE'-Mr. Hyde,
the regular editor Of this paper, having seIn-
porariiy retired frOri this ChaiE, obs ab#sni
from the Office for four or fiye week the
duties Of .hs p,ssiiion viii daring his zb-
sence, be performed by the undersigned.
Daring si.S time We remain Ia charge
the MINIS will continue 10 be Republican
m poIitios.
R.4postfully.
En- WmLnas.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-26

Colonel Bean, Republican candi
date Tor congress. and Mr.ysn Ar.
man, Federal Secretary Of Arizona,
spoke ia Tucson on recent evening
to abont 1000 people.--Courier.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-26

Mr.. Is. Moses intends soon 10 w
out to Mohaye county, for the prr-
pose Of continuing work on his val
liable mining property. --Albuquer
que journal.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-26

There is not nearly so much ore on
hand at the Denver smelters as there
was q year ago sDd it is beginning 10
be feared that there will be some
difficulty before hong in getting
sufficient quantities 10 keep the fur.
naces in sst.--Mining Review.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-26
Ay LxeLlsll prerLIsr LIckrp.

New York, Oct. Is. Ia a glove
night Tonight between Mike Dona-
han ard Walter Watson, ID" English
pugilIst = Io defeated Prof McClel-
Ian, Marquis of Queensburg rules.
Donahan won in the seveDth round
The purse WAS for twJ hundred dol
lars.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-26
rAr.L porLrn rxrLosros.


Sistervjlle W. Va. October I3.--lBs
telligence from Middleburre. Tyler
county, says: The boiler Of Isaac
wehrmann's sawmill, on Ten Mile
creek. exploded yesterday morning.
totally destroying The building aud
machinery and instantly killing John
Fox and William worden and
wounding five other men, two Of
them fatally.
TmEyiso CONTRACTOR CAUGHT.
New York. October 10 w. Nor
ton, the abseondiDg railway contrac-
tor wanted at Desle, ClesrfielL Co.
Pa. was arrested here late last night.
He said be absconded with $500.
AZ IaOs MoLDER shoots HIs WIPE
AND THss HfnsELy
Leayensworth Kan. October l9.-
Richard j. Waddy, an iron moldsr,
about 80 years old, shot bis wife and
Miss Logue at boarding house and
then shot himself through the head.
dying instantly. Both women will
probably die. Mrs. Waddy being
shot through the lungs and MISS
l. lgns receiving two wounds. one in
the breast, the other 10 the back.
Mr.. wsddy was from Troy, n Y.
and bad been married since Iast
March. but left her husband an dis
covering that be bad another wife
IN Albany. n. Y Mis- Logue also
bad been married, but bad separated
from her husband The affair grew
out of domestic inieiicity. Waddy
had two pistols and long aud very
sharp knife, and left u letter TO the
Cmuner, showing that the crime was
pronlsdi,ated aud carefully carried
out.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-26
ONLY IN ruS.

Louisville, Ky. Oct IT. Tue
Times Harrodsburg. Ky. special
says: DR.. Dillon, a prominent pbysi-
elan, aud William Curry,began throw
ing water on each other IN sport.
They soon became angry, and Curry
struck Dillun on the head With a glass
inksthnd, killing bin almost instant.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-26
RECORDER.

We regret that the. Withdrawal o;
Of iJr Johu X, Maekentie, leaves
this office blank upon our ticket, bui
20 dgubt good men will etrer them
selves AZ independent candidates, be
tween whom aud the democratic
nominee the voters can make suita
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-26
THG CANDIDATES..
E.4psstfglly.
En- WILLIAMS.

In view Of TIE fact that we are at
the eve Of an election, we think j, not
improper that this, republican pap
or, shonll say a few Rords respecting
the republiean nominees.
In What We may ssy, We desire tc
be understood as not instituting in
u1icus comparisons. The relatiy.
heighth Of mountains is ascertainsi
BY measurement, and the moral end
naentai status of men are decided BY
the application Of the tape line OF
common sense, which those who know
them apply to their lives II. then.
what we say OF our republican candi-
dates is in excess of their true ststps.
and places them in this regard high.
or than their opponents, our demo
cratic friends are at liberty to prov,
the fact by giving rs the measure
rnent Of their men.
COL. C. G. BEAN.
il the Republican candidate for tlis
Office OF Delegate TO Congress, T.
the older residents Of Arizona tDers
is no need Of saying who aud What
he il.
All our new countries mako ListJry
rapidly. and write chapters, Will.
settled states write lines. All things
are now aDG men are unknown until
tried; dangers and priTstiops unsp
ticipatsd are to be Bet, endured and
overcome; the perils and struggles
with the savage aborigine, that hsye
ever resisted the westward march OF
our civilization, must be encountered
and overcome by united effort, and
here men learn - look TO and rely
upon each other for mutual protec
ton and support. II would be strange
il such experiences did not bring
copspiciousiy To the front, tho men
OF marked character, the men Of
courage, enterprise and true kind
ness heart. That Col. Bean stands
in the very front RINK among meD
Of this stamp. ali who have lived for
the past fifteen years in Arizona, and
who know him will readily admit.
He has always, during his residence
in The territory, been actively engsg
cd in mining or farming, and thus
been identified with the great indus
tries Of the country.
On two occasions be has INST with
success and could have twice left
Arizona with e. large fortune, bu,
Arizona was the land Of hIs choice,
and bis lot is still east With us. To.
,dayesery dcllar he possessesis invest
ed in mines, and is aiding in deyel-
opipg the great resources Of Copper
Basin.
We know whereof We speak when
we ssy that DO man In need ever ap'
Piled 10 q. g. Bean for sid without
be,ng assisted, il 10 his power "a
help, and this, IS il should, makes
him loved and hoaored in svery min
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-26

ing camp and on every farm 10 the
land, aud in FAC, wherever working
men are found in Arizona, iFrespec.
tive Of politics.
but We do not rest his claims upon
the factalcne. that "he is a jolly good
fellow" but becl.use We feel that it
is time the territory sent an active,
intelligent and cultured gentleman
to Washington 10 represent her; =
man who by his natural endowments
and acquired accomplishments can
make himself known aud ielt there.
Col. Bean issuch a man; giiiel by
nature with a good. natural. oG.hsnd
manner which anas the friendship Of
men wherever be is brought into con
tact with them, aud possessing a
finished education and a life long
training in the best circles Of society,
he 10 armed with every accoInolish-
ment requisite 10 make him popu
lar and useful representative.
Have the delegates whom We have
had possessed thess qualifications I
Are they posseiised b. the candidate
OF the democratic party : Could the
latter, IL elected. by any possibility
accomplish as much for US as could
q. q. Bean II msn will vote ia
iariaony with The answer which their
consclsaces make to Those questions
c. Z. Bean will be trinlnpantiy elect.
ed; and we will have chosen the man
wins is the Dicst likely 10 coafsr the
greatest benefits which We can derive
frogn the office,
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-26

Si johns, Apache county. Is to
have u Catholic church buIldiDg
erected Mt once.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-26

Miners wages in Bisbee baye been
redncsd from 81 TO $3.50 p,r day.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-26
cLEvELASp ASSAULTED.

Albany. ". L.. Oct 20. Cleveland
was assapiied 70 front otibe medical
college this morning by s. l.. Bo ne
81 Chsinnng county, who was rise,ed
from the executive chambers last
We k Tor Grating . disturbance while
seeking pardon. Boone WAS arres-
ted and will be uied next Wednes-
day.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-26
4. i. LONG

The republican candidate for the
Office Of Superintendent Of pab!ie
Instruction. has during his whole life
been closely identified with the
cause Of education. He has had the
advantage o. 10 early aud ihOrongh
Sdge tipn, and. has ais ay, been aud
still is a cl1se student. II. 9ossessess
a peo1liar fitness for this Office; be
IS a gentleman oi unimYeschsble
morals, VI clear rsc)rl. an1 MS *
psneBcs as q tsasasr ia the past,
giv,s hln kilowleigs ~, aud brings
him1u sympathy Wilb that clGss u
men and women 10 whom the edueA-
tioa Of the rising generation is 10
trusted, and "a the proper diaHbarse
Of whose duties Eore thtn To any
other cause, We niust look fet the
perpetualiou 5f the power and slory
81 our Institution. No bgttsT Balset
ION ior Superintendent can h. nlade.
than this man, wbo pOssessss in .
0igh degree ;be essential quaii'its OF
prCbity, Intelligence, aud love oi
education.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-26
WILLIAMG. BLARg

WILLIAM BLAKELY,
our candidate for the Office % Dis
,rict Attorney is one OF the early
pioneers, aud bis ability nnd worth
are we'll known TO most OF the people
Of tins county. He has lived here
for loug time, and worked and
struggled among Won; here be has
seen his babies grow ~ manhood;
bis interests are iaisrsoyeu with
yours, md be hss always been active
and ready b aid in any sbd all pro-
i.cts calculated 10 advance this pros
~ and welfare os the eotluty.
Mr. BlakeIy is ne honest, upright,
high minded inan, ani hss made an
eficisn. "fiicar. Az his plIseial acts
haye bad clear purpose ard honest
intention ~ admitted by all fair, nu-
preju iiced nen vino knDs him. II
this we're matter ~ any dsnb, We
might refer with pride 20 bis yIndi-
asioa aud Unforeseen 'nt BY the grand
jary Of onr county At their last SEES.
sion. whose report is pablished 10
This issue oi oar paper.
He Is 10 every rsspee, 80 exeppla
~ eilizeRi good lRsy sn able
writer, and eloquent spcslksr Surely
such d mao Is sp'itled to tue ond.
leuea aud kindly regard. aud the
generous cordial sopporl u the yos
ers a this county.
TREASURER.
d.. Baraick having issen obliged
TO aitbdras from the c,a;tes, for this
Office 9u arsouat oi illi.tss 10 bis
family which en'iIeIy prevents bis
making lhe cagyiss, Tho republican
parry, having no time ID coll con
yep,i,on. ere obhBsd ID leave lbis
oitics a blabk up,n its ticket. We
sincerely regret The witliIrswaBce Of
DR.. Burdiek.
HON. CHARLES ATT 'HISON.
The present incnmbeni is the 70
publican esnjIaaie for re election 10
the Office Of Prbaie Judge. Tho
syid,nea Of his itnsss for this ofiica
~ The unissrfaI satisfaction which
bis administration Of it. has given 10
tbs past. Hc Is clne Of tho pioneers
whc has speut The bosi years OF n
vigorous naEhocd in Ariz5na. a
pioaeer wh5 has breasted the storms
aud perils iacidsli 10 me settlement
ot frontier county "a surely entitled
to any honOrs or emolnueuss which
nay arise from lbe peaceful condi
tions Of civilization which his cour
age and energy have ss.i-tei in es'ab-
iisping He is man Oh great cxpe
rieDee; Of known integrity, aud Of
clear, sound judgment
At all times and under all eiTcun
stances be has shosn bfmseif 10 be a
ste0iisst friend Of sdysnc' meDt snd
sducaiiDn; 80 earues. advocate OF a ]
measures calculated 10 advance the
material interests Of the community
A good citizen aud true man; our
interests aud those oi the widow
and orphan are safe 10 biz hands
SAMUEL CRoZiER,
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-26
Borm wrAr KILLED.

Cincinnati Oct. 10. Wm. T. Thorn
ss, an attendant ut the Cincinnati
hospital. while dragging truck con
tsiniag Girls purdhsrs, patient. up
on the elevator, 10 tske hIm 10 the
ampi,beaire for the clinical lecture,
fell through The haieh-way, pulling
the truck after bin. Both were kill
ed The elevator bad bcen taken up
without his knowledge.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-26
r. X. K.AlNswoRTH.

Ia placing The name Of r. X. AIMS
worth upon their ticket Tor join,
Councilman for the narthero district.
the republican party baye offered 10
the public tor its Suffrage q man above
repgoaeh-
Mr. Ainswarth has iIled tbe Office
% eDupcilnaii OF former occasion.
apd IL that b9iy fJr ability aud bi-
ness no had 10 superior. lie. Ike
his cppusai. ,lEr. Cornwall. Is tYua
gen;leman. aad We fetl assured thAs
"a. present conicst, ~ letxern these
sw5 men sill be eorllnstea without
any Of the bitterness OF lit:ieness
which unfortunately TOO freqasptly
eharasterizss our political confests.
As n PARTISAN our sympathies are
wish cur OWE cgndidats, aud in this
inst lnes II affords us real pleasure
70 receommsnd 10 the public man
whom We know will IL elected dis
charge the dniies Of the Office with
DONOR TO himself and 10 the benefit
aud satisfaction ~ the community at
large.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-26

Cot Brackett has assumed CON.
msnd at Fort Whipplo Arizona.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-26
AxorHEr srnTKE or MrvERs.

Columbus o.. October 19.-The re
mainder Of the miners OF the Ohiu
Central and Buckeye creek regions
have struck for an advance. The
operators have refused TO concede
the demand and the miners will not
resume work TO morrow M yrniug
This action will cut OF heavy con
tributions from the Ohio Central
which Lave been made to the strikipg
miners Of the Hooking valley.
ByLyA's SMALL AUDIENCE
New York. October 16. Mrs. Bclva
A Lockwood candidatefor President
Of tha National Equal Rights party,
spoke to night to an audience OF 800
persous.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-26
DAVID soUTHwICK.

No better selection could have
been made 10 place az the head o.
orr county tiGket then David South
wick The boys all like BIN; be has
grown up Into healthy vigorous man
hood among the miners Of MDhave
county With all the details of,erri,o-
ria. lsgisIsiicn L. is familiar. He H.
q nsn u high character, line intel
lsctGai ability and uDdOubtsd integ-
riiy and patriotism. Being a miner
be Is q representative u our most
important industry and knows the
need Of our mining pop .laii0u.
w. STEPHENSON.
our candidate for the House Of Rep
reseotstiya, is yonbg lawyer u good
moral character. lne education and
Of mors Titan ordinary legal attain.
mepts aud ability. He has practiced
law successfully in this county for
number of years; be Is geoerally
and favorably known by the people
Of the courItyi be Possesses peculiar
fitness for the Office for which be
has been nominated aud will. we have
no doubt, II elected, discharge it's
duties faithfully and in accordance
with the wishes Of his Immediate
constituency and conscientIously for
the good of the whole territory.
IaoBERT sTEEg,
tine republican nominee for sheriff, is.
perhaps, a., well aud fayorably known
as any inaii IN Mohave county. His
record as public officer is before
the pubic aud TO it we confidently
refer.
We believe that it is good policy to
elect men 10 this Office are who pecu
iisrly lifted FOR the discharge its du
ties and al men wao know Mr. Steen
intimately are aware OF the feet that
he is exactly htted for the Office. He
is prompt. resolnte. efficient and en-.
ergelic In the discharge Of every
duty q Sick in decision and prompt
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-26

The Territorial Fair will begin IN
Phoenix November lst.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-26

her skull having been crushed with
M axe. The crime is mysterious,
tbongh il suspected il was commit
ted BY party oi tramps seen IN thst
vicinity.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-26
Comfy.

For counoiln.an.
DAVID soUTHwICK.
For Assemblymsn,
JOHN W. STEPHENSON.
For sheua,
ROBERT srEEN.
For Kso1fder,
JOHN X. MACKFNzlE.
For District Attorney,
WILLIAM G. BI.AKELY.
For Treasurer,
Il. l.. BURrIcK.
For Probsts Jadge,
CHI sRLEs ATCHISSoN.
For Coroner and Public Administrator,
~. HYIlE.
For Supervisors.
SAMUEL CKOZIER.
HENRY RAYMOND.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-26
A roRNra LoyEn saor /.

Kansas City. Mo. Oct. i3 The
Times Olatbe, Kansas special says;
Mrs. John Hall wss shot Sunday by
man named Williams. Prior 10 her
marriage Mrs. Hall kept boarding
house aud VAS at one time engaged
TO be- married TO Williams. he called
upon her and demanded 800 whieh
be asserted shs had borrowed ofhim.
The woman. slsrrsed 81 bis threats,
attempted 30 eserpe, when he shot
her in the back, ingieiing danger
ons wound. Williams was lodged in
iall.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-26
rnE MurpEnKns cAoEp.

EyanyiIIe, Ind, Oct. l3. The Hen.
darshoi murderers were brought 10
Rockport aud placed IN Jail The
bHilding is not strong, but 10 guarded
by strong party OF officers.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-26
fx Drr.

Lancaster, Pa, Oct. 13. .-Lawrence
l.. CoDley. of Philsdelphia, aged IL
this evening shot Mamie Benson.
aged Id. He then killed himself
The girl will recover Conley was IN
love With her, but she did not reiprn
bis affection. Meeting her ON the
street 20 day he fired the shots which
proved fatal 10 himself.