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The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-30

The Selot Knights of A. 0. [. ". have decided to give grand bal. on Thanksgiving night, and have ap- pointed their committee of arrange ments, who will report at their nex! meeting.
 Fine brocadcd silks, satins, and vel vets, at the New York Store. + this morning by Mrs. Slavcn, was ar rested to-day and detained as a wit ness, and upon being searched onc- half of five dollar bill was found IT. his pockets. 4 curious cD-inc1dencS in this is that when the woman was searched half oi a five dollar bill was found upon her, and the two halves make the bill complete.
 Just received at the New York Store. full line of new style Newniarkets, dolmans and circulars.
 All lovers of music should attend the farewell concert of Mrs. r. C. Hawkins, at Schieffelin Hall, this evening. The program embraces some of the choicest selections, both vocal and instrumental, which will be rem dered by the best talent in the city. Reserved seats can be obtained at Sol Israel's book and stationery store.
 Black and coiored woolcn faces at New York store:i'"
 W. c. Byrne, the popular agent 5. FricdIandcr merchan. tail. ors, of San Francisco, is at the Occi-. dental Hotel, where his samples can bc seen, and where he will be prepared to take your measure for clothing. This is Mir. Byrne's fifth or sixth trip 10 this place, and he has always given
 atisiaction. o29-3t (.
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HER STORY.

Mrs Siaren is small thick sci wo- man, a Mexican by birth, about B years of age, and resides with her hus- band in Charleston. She staIcs that a few days ago her husband, who keeps corral in that place, being in need of q hostler hired Henderson, and that on the night of the 25th inst, Henderson got very drunk and neglected his work, and that in the morning of the next day he was still drunk, and that she had to go into the corral and clean and feed the horses herself Shortly after this the parties who had the horses in the cor ral left and Henderson collected their bill charging them but 75 cents when the regular charge was Tl. Sine then upbraided him for the action and told him that she did not want him around there any more. He then left and went up town and got more drunk and shortly afterwards returned. In the meantime she had closed the gates of the corral and was doing the stable work herself. Upon his return he ap- preached her and calling her all the vile names he could think of, said YOU d. s- what in h. have you closed those gates for, and she told him that it was none of his business. He then approached the gates and started to open them, when she grab bed hold of them, and tried to prevent him from opening them. He then called Ter more vile names and struck at her, and in the melee grabbed hold of her arm and literally tore the clothes off of her She then went to Deputy Sheriff Schwartz and had him arrested, and he was brought to Tomb stone where he was tried on Wecnes- day before Justice Alvord. and the jury failed to agree. Yesterday Hen dcrson was tried again and a jury ac- quilted him. This and the statement by the attorney for the defense that Mexican women could not be believed and that they were always trying to hurt American citizens, besides vile
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-30
The I'irelnens' Plat.

This morning Ike Isaacs, foreman Of Engine Company No. 1, and Wilt Baron, foreman of Rescue Hose Com pany, accompanied by our reporter, visited the cemetery to examine the work that has just been completed at the tircmcns riat. The plat Is en- closed by handsome chain fence. The pests are all painted white, with black tops, and from each runs chain, with bell pendant ii the cen ter. The plat has all been laid off in subdivisions, with walks and avenues. and as coon as the water is carried to the cemetery the plat will be embcl- lished with shrubs and flowers.
 The fire department of this city de- serve a great deal of credit for their action in preparing home for the de- ceased members and for the families of members
 There are at present but two graves in the plat, those of J. L. Roberts and Mrs. Howard Lee. Some time during next week the body of Mayor Thomas wife, who was buried i'll the old cen:e- tcry, will be removed to the fremens' plat in tho new cemetery, Mayor Thomas being an active member Of Rescue Hose Company.
 IT. this connection we would suggest that ii the various secret orders in this city would follow the example Oi the firemen and enclose their plats, i. would beautiiy the city Of the dead very much, and it would not look so' lonesome and drcar as it docs now.
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Enc Attempt of Mrs. Sioven of Charleston. to Make n Lend
 Mine of John IIcnlers.
n he Sou nSls Gf IsissO Ol ShOis, a nL y'.- the Sight of ;s W oman Flour.
 i-s;ng q, kscvOlverin
Front of leiSh's Saloon This Morning, Causes Intense Excitement for al
 Short IsBs..

This morning at about $ o'clock Mrs Slaven, oi Charleston, who fig urcd in the case of the Territory ys. John Henderson, as prosecuting wit ness, was seen to walk up and down Alien street. seemingly looking for some one, but although this was notic- ed no attention was paid to il at the time. After looking into the OccideN- tai hotel two or three times and walk ing up and down Allen street several times on both sides, she espied tl.c ob ject of her search, John Henderson, standing on the sidewalk, between Younge's drug store and Leigh's saloon, and drawing an old style cap and ball army revolver shc stepped up to Henderson and leveling it al him pulled the trigger but the cap failed to explode, and Henderson ran into Leighs saloon and threw himself prone upon the floor behind one of the front doors The woman followed him in
 
 and shot two shots through the glass sash at Henderson, neither one taking effect, both striking the wall above him, crashing through into the drug store. She then walked round and pulled the door away from him and aimed at his body and fired again, but once more she sho: too high, and the bullet went through the front of the saloon, and sped across the street, through Hartman's ieweiry store and ! buried itself i'll the partition between the store and Judge Clark's office. The fourth shot went wider of the mark than auy oi the others, having entered the easement over the front door At this iuncturc, cries of take the gun away from her. "arrest that wonian," were heard on all sides, but as she was on the sidewalk at this time and tlourishing her pistol in every direction no one seemed to be desir- ous of arresting her or taking the pistol away from her until Bob Darragh, Wells, Fargo {, Co.'S shot gun messenger rushed across the ! street and threw his arms around her, and officer Holmes arriving at th 5 time disarmed her, and took her to the county jail, where charge of an assault with a deadly weapon, with in- [ tent to kill was entered against her.
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Quill Drops and Pencil v Points Jotted Down By
 Our Reporters,
Who Are Always on the Alert for Any Item of News That May
 TranSpire-

the New York Store. Lathrop is having his fourth trial for horse stealing in the County Court to-day.
 Lieut.. Cook, '. s. A.; r. NJ. Tucker, Oakland; Neal Gallagher, San Fran cisco; Dan Monohan, do; A. Guzman, Sonora; E. H. Russell, Charleston, are registered at the Occidental Hotel.
 M. Larien arrived in this city from Contention to-day.
 Will A. Nash, Notary Public, DAILY TOMBSTONE office, Allen street, be- tween Third and Fourth.
 Commercial travellers are becoming quite numerous i'll this city.
 Ali new style dress goods, at tine New York Store.
 Judge Stilwell and wife returned from short visit to Phenix last even- ing.
 Just received a fine assortment of ladies cloth and tricots, at prices that defy competition, at Summerfield Bros. "Elite."
 The City Council will hold m ad journed regular meeting at the city hall tomorrow evening.
 Zephcrs. yarns, and all kinds oi fancy goods, at the New York Store. x
 Chas. Shibell left to-day for Guada- lupe canyon. to relieve his partner cx- Mayor Strauss who is reported as very i'll at that place.
 Ladies and children's shoes sold cheaper than anywhere else, at the New York Store.
 Mir. K. L. Hart. who recently ar rived from the east, will assume the position of deputy postmaster under the administration of c. s. Clark.
 Ladies plain and embroidered fan nel underwear, at the New York Store. .* .sElite.''
 J. F. Palmer who was reported as quite i'll yesterday, was upon the streets to-day little weak, but feeling much better.
 Pickled pork, just received at R. F. Monsfield's.
 The jury in the case of the Terri tory vs. Raymond, for safe robbery, brought in verdict of not guilty last evening.
 fresh eggs aalwys or hand at the Cash of VA LcoTr X MEsick
 Notwithstanding the fact that the Reccrd-Epitaph states that Casey Clum is out of the fight for the Dis trict clerkship, we state positively that he is out of the field, and long way out at that.
 Bonelcss sardines. at R. P. Mans. fields.
 Dr. Henderson narrowly escaped being hit this morning by one of the bullets intended for his namesake. He was standing in Youngc's drug store when bullet came crashing through the partition passing him and drop ping upon.a show case opposite.
 Messrs. Caser & Wehrfritz have just received another carload of the fam ous Lemp's, St. Louis beer, and it i: eaid to be the finest that has evel reached this Territory. o2Stf
 NJ. E. Joice, an old timer in this city, and member of the first Board of Supervisors of Cochisc county, ar rived in this city last evening iron San Francisco, where he Is engaged in running the bar and billiard rooms of the Baldwin hotel Mir. Joice vii remain in this city several days at tending to some business matters When the crack of the revolver reach cd his ears this morning, and he saw the crowd running in the direction O the place from whence the sound. came, he was heard to remark: "wht cid that this town was dull, why it ii just like old times and the boom ha started"
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of the company he would hold the members to a strict observance of the by laws of the company.
 4 vote of thanks were rendered to the retiring officers.
 Bills amounting to Cochise Hard ware Company, S6; John Ruhlin, $3; Tom Griffith, SIP; all for work on the fremen's plat in the cemetery, were ordered paid.
 Bill oi $2.J0 of Thomas Keefc was at his request placed to his credit upon the books of the company.
 Upon call of the roll and a two thirds vote the resolution of Thomas Keefc changing the meeting night from tine last Thursday in each month to the last Wednesday in each month. On motion committee consisting of Thomas Keefc, w. A. Nash and Vim. Spcarer, was appointed to confer with the City Council at their next meeting in regards to necessary re- pairs at the engine house. Receipts oi the evening $li.
 On.mo.ion the meeting adjourned.
 
 There is q Gcarth of local news tc- day, barring the shooting scrape. Wanted-To rent q piano. Enquire at the Occidental hotel. o26tf The transportation of insane people from here to Stockton, California, must now be let to the lowest bidder, according to the act of the last legis- lature
 Russian sardincs in kegs at R. P. Mansiield's. o27-tf IL is stated that Mrs. Slaven. who attempted to shoot John Henderson, this morning, attempted to commit suicide after her arrest, believing that she had killed her victim.
 Come q running. Those fine mack eral just arrived at R. P. Mansiicld's.
 That some one was not shot this morning was a miracle, as the street was full of people, and large mum Der had congrcgated around the stage office prior to its departure.
 Go tn the Fountain for lunches, and get Holland herring, pigs feet, Swis: and Limbcrecr cheese, lambs tongue Cavicr, etc Open day and night.
 oct20-2w
 The jury in thc case oi the Terri tory vs. John Henderson, charged with an assault and battery, which Wa: tried in Justice A!vord's court ycstcr' day, brought in verdict oi not guilty.
 Our stocI, oi boots and shoes arc the finest this side oi San Francisco at Summerfield Bros.
 A very important discovery wa' made this morning by Messrs. Rokoh and Parker. The discovery being tha, they had both grown during the past week-so much so, that their respec tive heads had grown through theil hair.
 The largest assortment of fancy crackers in this city just received a R. P. Mansfield's. oct20tf
 The Record-Epitaph consisted alto gether of articles on Crook this morn ing. The people of this section know all they want to about that old fossil and do not desire to have him disheC up for breakfast every morning.
 Try a bottle of Old Forester whis key, at R. F. Mansiicld's.
 Read the advertisement of tho Cochise Butcher Association in an other column.
 Gents underwear sold at 70 cent on the dollar, at the New York Store. The idea of Cochise county holdin; county fair as suggested in our las issue was received very favorably b! our citizens, and will probably be real izcd.
 ..EIite."
 Childrens school shoes very chcar at the New York Store. The excitement caused by woman : shooting at man this morning pu -r
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-30

Don't fail to attend the musicale for the benefit of Mrs. F. C. Hawkins, at Schiefielin Hall tonight.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-30

insults that had been Cficred her oy Henderson. so cnrascd her that sho sought his life and was sorry that sl' had not accomplished her purpose. Ills STORY.
 John Henderson upon being inter viewed. stated that he was employed by the husband of the woman who shot at him, 10 take charge of his cor ral in Charleston, and that Mir: Slaven had given him strict orders not to a,- low his wife about the corral, or to in- terfero with anything there, as she was drawing his custom away by her interference, and had already caused one man to leave his employ. He stated that he was not drunk upon the days she stated and was attending strictly 10 his duty. He also denles that he ever assaulted her and com plains bitterly oi- account of the way he alleges hc has beer. uscd- INCIDENTS.
 After thc woman had bocn arrested, Henderson emerged from behind the door and called out, "lp the namc CT the Territory of Arizona and the pco- pie of Tombstone, l demand the ar rest of that woman and protection for myself"
 After he was aware that all danger
 was over Inc proceeded to muster
 up courage by drinking long and deep
 corn juice, and posing as a hero but,
 did not gam much sympathy as the
 general impression seemod to be that
 ii he fad i>ecr shot he would have | only got what he deserTe>
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.arneT's Daughter,
CURTISSE.
Co mpotont Dramatic Company.


Usual Prices. secure Your Scsts.,ss
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PERSON AL.

City Engineer George H. Gurlcy
has returned from Houston. " here he
has qeen to spend few day, with his
babies.
DIR. Joe Willis and family returned
Tuesday night from general family
reunion vt the ranch of Mr.. Joe pa.
Wis, in Liberty county. Colonel W.
Il. DcnisOn, of Galveston, Mrs. Wills
brother, WIS one of the party. The
time was spent largely by the gentle
mon ia hunting quail. etc. Ilr Willis
reports splendid time.
Mr., William Bowers, agent of the
Tag Baby" company, is IN the city,
and paid the Examiner compli-
mcntary call last evening. The Rag
Baby il farcial comedy, with mu-
steal attachments, gags. funny songs,
etc. In the cast there is not dead
head from the chief comedian to the
dog, who takes very conspicuous
part i'll the play. Mr.. Bowers com
pany will appear nj the Garland on
"Wednesday and Thursday, January
9TH and Sth.
At the Lehman House; j T
Luther and son. GatesviIle; NJ
Cnvcll, Gatesyille; W a Patrick aud
lady, Marlin; II \ bennett, san Fran
cisco, Cal; " c O'Brym, Gainesville;
II Pritchet, Gainesville; ID Y Bagby,
Slttsvillc: j NJ Malhies, oittsyille; {
n Rev, Waco; c ii Calvert. McGrcgor
II Il Cook, McGrcgor; WIN Brun-
stedt aud wife city; James | Walsh
Brenham, Morton Smith, Lorcna
Mrs h Miller, san Antonio; W II
Sbauer and wife, Jackson. Mo; Mis-,
Chapel. Alvarado; a l. Winston, city
w l. solomon and lady, city; \ Chal-
mers, city: j & toombs and lady
Ionesboro, Misses Ida and lletti,
Blair, Echo; Dan White, McGrcgor
| Il Il swan. Lorcna.
/ At the Pacidc-E w Tcamastrr, 81
| Louis; James Klabcr, ReEln; VIM. II
Bowers, agent Rag Baby company; +.
| Logan, New Orleans ". -. Worls
| Baxter; w. f. Burns, Baxter; f. T.
small, Pine Blull, Ark; j. T. Apple
gate, saltwater, Num-; f. j. Rusncr
/ saltwater, Mimi; f. y. CathcWood
/ Cedar Rapids; /. l.angdon, 81. Loui-
/ u. G. Philips, Wisconsin; GcO. Rich
ard-on. Dallas; NJ. McDonough
Missouri Pacific railway; W Minister
city; II. II. Stan, Marlin; " ). War
rem. T. and Sit. railway; l. NJ West
rrson. Mount Calm; NJ W Waylcr
Texas: r. n. B'air, y
j ok Harrison. City; W. II. L. cr
/ City; r. llalpp, Galveston; j. I
T Davis. Colorado; ". &, BlalocK an'
wife. Rose, j. ". George, Tehuanta
pee, Mex; 20. ". Finlcr, WaXahachic
Mrs. Waters, City; ;. a. NeIulcman
Marlin; A. j. Fry, san Antonio; q
y Guskims. Dailcrn, Wells.
At the New McClelland u !:
Brown, Lampa-as; w q Cain, Tyler
j NJ Conrad Gatesvilc; 4 \ Nye
TYLER. j T Miller Dallas; j { Hill
Starkville. Miss. Il II Wharton, lcb
anon. Tenn; " T Cherry, Tylpr
Charlie, 4 Randall, Dallas; W j Col
Inns. -. Louis; Dr. l. brush, Austin
\ /. Wcstbrook. Ia 7. C.; j "
Lemby. Houston; T q Wilkerson
brentwood: & Evans, Abilene, 1es
l. VI Ramey, Boston; NJ l. Graves
Mauhcld: ] + Jordan, Marlin; {
= Bean, New York; r. W Maginn, New
York. Il VI Bennett, Detroit, Mich
George y Wright. saginaw; Mich
" \ Patrick aud lady Marlin; Charle
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MR.. r. y. spAnKs CoNDIrioN.

The EXAMINER takes pleasure in
publishing the following card from
one of tn physicians who assisted
in the amPutatiom of Mr.. 4. T..
sparks limb on Monday last:
Mr.. Thad sparks was injured, by
fall in a ditch, on the night OF 3lsi day
of October last. The left leg was the
one fractured; both bones were
broken at point i'll larger bone
where, for many ,vnrs. ne hau an
open ulser II was hoped that by
proper care nature might repair the
breach aud the limb he saved to him.
No proper effort on the past ofnaiure
being made, on the 27fh inst the
limb was 0mputated below the knee.
giving rs much stump as tissues per
United. Mr.. ;. promises 10 recover
with II good stump upon which an
artificial limb will he easily adjusted
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DIR. A. G. OLIN co.

$50 h., Washington st,
20 Boz ~ CHICAGO LII.
Price per Package, $l.oO. SIX tor $500
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TIL INRNINAIn


Washers ~ PADS - Pnrh Last Night.
The largest as~omblago ever seen
at a skating match in this city gath
cred at radgltrs Park last night
About nifty maskcr, were on the
noor at one time, ard the pavilion
VS. not large enough to hold the
b. Imrnse throng which had gathered
{ participate in the fun. Manager
rankin had every arrangement
.r-prcted, aud during the whole of
o. evening not = thing happened to
IN " the pleasures OF the festivities
Tue skaters held the floor from until
10 o'clock, when the dancers took
charge and whirled the timpaway until
f. o'clock Music swas iurn shed by
lrUi Haas string band. and long
after the sweet strains had ceased to
iloat in soft melody over the park the
dancers aud skaters were loathr TO
leav" the Pavilion. where they had
ruioyed SO many hour, Of royal
nl pNSiIrp
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a USEFUL AND VALU BILE
RESENT FOR THE H0i-lDAyS
A NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE
FROM /, LATHR0P.


That the reader may fully under
stand what constitutes tt good cough
and lung syrup, we viii say that tar
and wild cherry j. the basis of the
best remedies yet discovered. These
ingredients, with several others
equally us cilicaciou>. enter largely
into pr Rosanko'~ cough and lung
syrup, thus making it one of the most
reliable now on the market. Price
50 cents and 81. Samples free. Sold
bN Williamson X Co.
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HuoHien's Arnica save.

The best salve III the world for cuts
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains.
corns and skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required
It is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price
Is cents per box. For sale by Castles
IL Morrison.
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Notice is hereby given 'hat the
partnership between k. \. Mckinuic.
T. II. Wood, {. T.. Williams and 6
+. Jordan was dissolved on the 22d
day OF December. \. H.. l>S5. h> the
Withdrawal of l. H. Wood cuisines,
will be continued by Is A. Mckuuic.
&. T.. Williams and G. T. Jordan I'm
der the old firm name of Ncknnic.
Williams ~ CO., TO whom all debts to
the Old firm will bc paid aud Toy whom
debts due from the old firm viii br
ii. \. McklNNlN,
=. II. Woop
i. f.. WILLIAMS.
e.. +. JuEpAN.
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Commencing r"-MorrnM

We will otler everything in the line
of millinery goods at half the original
cost, to close out stock before the
season is over We invite you to
visit us, Fourth street. opposite side
of the street from Pacific hotel.
Miss KATIE SrOI"TE.
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The Merchant dealing IN GlINN'S
PIONEER BLOOD RENEW ER is
hereby authorized to refund the
money II il does not cure the diseases
Tor which il is recommended. and
when taken according to directions.
Cures rheumatism. Mercurial Poi
son. ~croiulous Affections, & landular
Nwcllrngs, skin Diseases, Sores of all
Kinds, Blood Poison. Female Com
pleint-, Etc.
Il. Quinn irst mauut featured aud
sold his medicine IN Perry, TIA, in an
humble WAY, using An ordinary iron
pot tor boiling. The bushes, was
run under the name of Swift Il Quinn,
Perry, Ga, with the caution printed
ON each labcE None genuine with
out the written signature of Il.
Quinn and the medicine was sold
nj $500 per bottlc.
This partnership was dissolved
by Mr.. or swift retiring and Mr.. r,
Guinu continuing the manufacture o
this Celebrated Vegetable Blood Re
newer from southern forests up 10
he present time. He has now sold
his right therein to the Macon Mcdi-
cine Company. Macon, On.
Essay on Blood aud skin Diseases
mailed free.
For sale by Castles 4 Morrison
Waco, Texas.
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Notice.

Parties Indebted 10 :. Marx viii
save money by calling and settling up
before accounts are placed IN tue
hands of "A collector. =. MARN.
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rru,t. poultry, .a,ne. Etc.

NIVIFF- ~
Lemons Palermo, q ~ to 90
Irish potatoes Northern II peck barrels
6 :. per bushel sAc.
cabbage western per crate s275
Chickcus-Per dOZcu. e. % 10 e. 20 turkey
g. 10 T. 90,
Chcose-'ull cream. l2halic. western
Dimmed. H. I A full cream lic.
,rrrici apples Quarters. b.. y. Y. sliced. o sr
uyAiuratri ~ lbs boxes g.
kuut Per batfvl g. 80 hall bAfful 81 ~