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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-01-15
A PRIZE

Send SIX cents for postage. and re
R nnl7E ceive tree a costly box Of goods that
u FnHEE will help all. of either sex moro
money ri .ht away than an hing else
in this world. Fortunes await the workers absO
lutely sure. AT once address TRUE & Co. Augusta
Ne. tAprs5"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-01-15
How to Make Hard Times.

DR.. Talmage, in a recent sermon,
said that one way to make hard times
and To keep the times hard is to put
on long faces aud talk doIOrously
about hard times. He is quite ri. ht
on this subject. The idea often has
more to do with making hard times
than any existing reality: and when
men can get rid of this idea and assume
more cheerful tone, the difficulty is
more than half removed.
Speak Kindly.
Very often unpalatable truths must
be spoken in the home Who will cor
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-01-15
= to g d Esn INTEREST.

WANTED Money to loan on first mortgage farm
security. per cent. To per cent. interest no OK
pense to person loaning Satisfactory references
furnished. Correspondence solicited.
BOUSLOG Il NALTBY.
/ Feb az Peru, Indiana
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-01-15
Nice Calling Cards.

Gilt edged in boxes or cases. very neat. Jul
the thing every lady wants. Call and see then
CALIFORNIAN OFFICE.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-17
Nor the U.i.run Udnfcd

The ry.-S al Ihr De II m 'ii d Cle. k nr n In.rl Blu, s,vI,'S nu d "u; y.s,,, 'ay m"rni'g when a c"l'c' 1r bic m n w!Ih hari aspect r:irchc, into i,.e "lti e. The ctrrk Hns'iy 'nck..,i the sat. 'nd .nru.r his GraInor [ pm into hIs bn,, ..". Then he took COST luuk ai the d-ir@a'l"n.
 4 s'ont man with onc ear missing rnd n, teeth [" speak '.f led :. hu,I pnp h, d. rope and sc"wiri fl rcr!ya' the bell hrN> aHd q 1t d-head,d man WItI e. seq, Ii hc 4 ntnoi 4 TT j.c'rd rairo.i. ch- r;e,i s" d-A.'n'ied sinH ,inn.' up n 'iz-u. paper. O ter men ln v'ry loud c'i. ck sT.;s, who che ,cl vicious sr the s-Lhs "i cig .rs and wh" Carried yirInus z f.. ,c~ing .ur uf th:.i- pnc:ci-. iu,iowr,i he srnk">msn u'ro The Il six.
 "Wn r.'s SIl iv,n2' asked tie spoKes mar Tn x ilnreh vnic
 'S.r Arthur hs. j.>t gan" to N"~nor hg 'iI" hna'. returned the ahash"d q rli
 ST whr. :" t,d ihe sI"h >l.ln. N Urn' Jnau L SIl.iv,n, d: fisnier x En9!,>h b nkr ~ilt d, for u-."
 rhc clerk cxriHin. d thai ihA visi'D'> T Id made an errrr aud Ia, the comp ,.,r f "!ne Ml;kgGn" and nn, thp E s'ul: fri~ie who ha i-rn s'' ppin" thrr".
 Then ,he b ti-!O0kIng men scnwei son" more and w-rt aw y dls ,nY"in'ed. 'akinc the bull rup ami the O her rii with them N. Y J .urn.l.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-17
IellOic JdcE.

The tr-t train 'or three da ys arrived al N"sS'es M.niay night from Guay,oas IL had on b" r" larg- number of peopI ''icken with the yellow fever, some of them very b,i cases.
 msn by name of Graham died at ts.,. Fr-nrh hotel in. Guaymts Thursiay >i. He had r"crntly arr vrd fh, re from fht east and was man of cnusii, r,b Q wealth. He died in three houis after ihr first symptoms.
 Conductor P Rchards who died sf NJ gales Inst week. c4mr iIr CT from Gur = mas. Just bti"rr he rxmrei be m ed ro hls feet ani n f nId oi black mn anu h.ond rushed from his nuuih aui he di,d without a slruygie.
 T. ls sad rh,t patients arriving st \, .,es wno are m the tmrd stage of th. yellow lever are certain Ia dlr, as the al- tliude is too great to worK cure at ,hs stage.
 Owing tn the ievr there is lar,e in firx "i people from both Gu.vm,s nnd H'rm"s'i.o, nrariy all nt wuum h ,y- ~pi"niy q. cash, winch make i!nrs and 'u-in's, brisk In NnI4los.
 IT Is n"w pre,iy Wet. settled tbar r''!rord sh"p, and h.3trga nteis "i lnr ; nora raj rad WI, be ui"vcd To \ ..u- c>, "~Ing [" the dang, oi the climate at UusVmas
 T" day inc " xicsns WI ceirbrn',. 'nd a fiesta ~li, Le "iehe !, conli uln- four "r tfvr i,ys.
 Tn" C0>m"l"iitan hotel is filed to II mn With guess. and N.. s.r,. ,e .,:n .rl-i"g. has added five e. ore rooms ro meet ti.e d mnnd,
 Mining rn n"r h-rn : mora Is near'y ai
 slnmds'I |, "s'ny Ia ihr rrrul,e viii. lniiHn>. Gr". Krt has .lnr l.: from ilr Ctn n"a mia .ni rep ITS 'h Il ';:~re rr. Arach hr- >tn lurkin. abound in tin, innu, 'slus.- $ r.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-17
Held Oeer.

On the 23rI of last May the safe of Fitz. : henry & M.ns3ed. in tais city, wGs robt, q "f seYe al hundred dollars, the most of "h'1h Was on de"osit by four or five ye' tile men III this city. Al the time Of th. robbery t.4rre Was no clue to the burglars for over week when Charl g Blair who Ped been hsnsing ar und The store 1 was ar rrted aud charged with the robbery, ! bat as there wus no evidence adduced against him. he 'ss discharged. shortly after this | he left this ci'y and w ent {, Willeos Soon nf er 'hIs Henry Raymond, rolored porter, who wa~ in the enply of Fitzhenry X Moas. he d. ard " o was being watched very close ly slsp left. wlth fine nyowcd int-ntion of gong to B'sber, but after getting out on fhe road piece, he lurl ed his face towards MiI'c' x, W iere he join, Blair, and ihe two st 1rt for New York, and huve not been heard of since
 Ab"nI one month ago F. D. Hall, . enlored man, and white man nam,d Mills, tod thzhenry and Mansfield that they knew who r"hbcd their safe. After listening tu what they had 10 say, tue firm ah ho had been robbed consulted with theIr attorney who
 t coitSd mrn, wnu re-ted on The corner of Ih!Id and Freulont streets. T le arrest was Iitde and the case has been progressing at intervals for the past lh'ee We, ks and was closed last night; Judge Clark Iescryiny his dccl,i' n uutl five o'clock this evening and Us The ease has ncen watched win great deal of interest by our business men ever since il culnmrnrcd The evidence that has hcrn given has all gone tu show thai Henii R m"Hd nmG Charles Blair were rhe parties wiIa robbed the safe, and Ina, smith Nar an .'cce,-"ry before the fact, anc the ad vi-rr ol 'he robher-. whil. he has been un. ble td'spro'e any fact thai has been proved a-ains' hun. Ing DALY ToMB,roXg la, Mat avi tuls trial wi l d great dc. Il If inter- r-t, and published l ui e ~ deute as il Was give, and we a e more tEau pi, n,.d tc safe ;h"t at j o'clock tin, ,ii,. n""li Judge L aih dvcidcd that the pris ,ner was guIit, an nc! ni'n In answer in the sam 0i $50 '> "lil De NeI3 agreeable ncNs tv the paI- e, .N L firm ui Firz:.cnr, q Mansfield have alYi cnj nct! Lu.Imitrd ricd and cunf- ueH'c "rn ihe c,iz,n> of lCmh,lt.nc aud H th e WLoles..c h"u,-> of Sau Frnrci,co 'fth -ht '' .~~G' n .s..Irs. ali when I. lo"nd 'h1t tIvte wr> no ciur ;o II,. rnLbers ",rc .r"cu tn believe l. ut Ihc Sal" ha, nryc. vcoT r.. ycl. uu: ;hii Icing si.oli Q no." .tA' inn si 'I,.u !, .id ,.....nl :. i.,i 'hr .'if Ii. 8" >ai" Lac h,sl ,,,t,otd. .. h""rycr, "ae hci eyed hr ru q i.v anu tn,'cs d,tcr ;u th, C,., and ;h dee ,i oi Judge tarh iLa tc"n oh C. m, let, eNu ",'"rrs Mc>,rs. ti-zha.y N M re- q q "hb have hcra er,rus'.d w.h ..'.G-a d. Of q l.r> for S .t keeping l,y
 q cit! e :, "Lc wI., b" .rua'ly I,.cas,.u "'tn tn- "oI .o.. O. .,Ui-, r,irA, nL.rh "ut of lt- c!". rest "Hd f4i r-t t..,t N h'sc q t", E'',l rol .unr ,n u,a, in am, '"cl Gas. HH ru. :. ltI.atr r! E..s%fy a.t 'Ian>H l. "m ' # .: Icr.n nation nl this caSr d we u cm a : e de-! "i credit for the P ',", t..cJ " ,ak -n, -ps:in-. uc ther rjm '': tS 'rn-c .4 !~t,rtinG GU, thc peri eti ato of the rocCer..
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-17
M"jor II. D. Gellatt, Gu. rtermastef Agent a, Ren.on, was in the city so-day

M-jor II. D. Gellatt, Gu. rtermsstef Ag-n, a, Ben.on, was iu the city to-day .
 The store of Dssr 4 Baldwin, nn Ere mont street, has been all overhauled, new >he riny, etc, plsced therein, and tbs store packed with all kinds of Eoods. P,rtics who desire bargains ia the pro- visions line, either wholesale Of retail, will do well ro give them c call.
 The Ancient Order of Forresters, which is orc of the oldest established orders m he world, orqanized af knaresborouSh Cas'h E gland. on tue 29th day of 0cto- Der, l745. and at the present time there i, scarcely a town or hamlet in the United Sts.es that has not Court of this Order wi,hia its confines. As there ats several members of the Order n this city, and plenty Of material for an orxaniz stion in Tombstone, a preliminary meeting was he'd last evening at the office of Dr. Vii. lis, at which were present twelve of cur citizens, who caavassed the matter of Gnraiog a Court in this city, and as the outlook for its forlnation is good, another meeting. al which steps will be taken for the formation of a Court of Forresters in Tombstone, has been called for next "Wednesday evening at Dr. Willis ofhce, when all who are eligible to membership gre cordially invited to attend. All those who desire information in regards to this order and its ohj.cts can learn the same by calling upon Mr. H. A. Parker.at Grcgory's restaurant, on Fremont street.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-17
OFF SHOOTS

G"od E..oI shirts sl.zo al Meyers. Eo pants for si al J. Meyers Bro Oyerals 15 cents per pair at Meyers. FlInnei underwear for cost at Meyers Tea k, ;tlc whisky at Ratcrty's saloon Shoes fer yorr own price at J. Meyers & EiU.
 Lor .c"nu.ue lea Kettle whisky 70 10 Capt tah.IAs
 / .o.e leather trunk given away with eve. iur-hase att Meyers x Bros. All goods below cost at J. Meyers S Bro Alien and Filth streets.
 Full stock cs.f bcok fs. q at !. Meyers q 1ros.
 Arno!c's Wood Yard. Corner Eigh. ana
 Stafford streets. Dry cord srd st.ve wooc at lowest rates Leave orders with Aruold's express wagon Fresh eggs aalwys oI hand at the Cash store 0! WaLcolr & NEsIcK.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-17
Not Dead,
SIERRA NADREs. Aurust o7tf

SIERRA MADREs, August o7th
 MEssRs. CAESAR AND WEuRrRIrz. see oy late copies ot THE ToXBs1oNE that l w.s reported seriously wounded and II was thought would die. These reports are not correct, ss I am nos wounded nor am dead, but 1 tell you that am awful dry, and I want you t1 send me g consignment ofthat iee cold Anhueser beer, that are selling to tho pe"pic of Tombstone. l only wish va, there to have it drawn from thx. patent German fountain. GERONIMO.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-17
he following bills were ordered paid:

Boycott 'he Record E.ntaph, who's. owner is DOW trying to ct our people from their homes. G. c B rrv h wing yesterday c1nm-uced sult syaus, I S E BdIues.
 The various c'vic so'ieiie~ and citiz .is f TTcson turned "ut yesterday in Tucsrn tp cri.hra;- the 75:h snn,ver.ary of the Independence Q, M"xIrn, and ii WHs rr D .rtcd |" I~ quite an imro.ing parade. On the Srh day ,f Augus'. when the whole nsiion WAS in m ur rIng fer G Fl. Grant. and ihe cIr us oi every Thrr ci,y were riri CT n,arc ing [" ti,e snIeu n tun r q digye, or Were Tn their h h,iis "T cnuiches hon rng the naii"n's dead. tucson " IS as,rer. her cItiz ns not hay Iug energy n"r patriotism enough 10 even .ave IieInry X rciseS. But Bo~. a Iir- more than month Iaier. when the arer. when the p' CD of T foreign couu. ,ry are celebrating a foreisn boiiisy, Tucson and her cI,izens turn out IT al .,nc ,omp sni splendo- of 8 Fourth of July ceie0r4tIor. ..--.-- --.. .-...... .-.-,
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-17
C. E, BARTHOLOMEW. E

TIE DAILY TOMBSTONE is under oh i- gr ions to Seer rrnry III Ter sLd ihe Board
 f Directors of the Terrirorial Expnsifion for ,. com pllmentary seas"D tickrt to | .s- cxp"siIinn. wIIGh opens Oc'nhrr 12,h. and continues until October 17,h. We shali be represented.
 Fat'y Stewart, who has been working at the B,ns0n smcller for three days, vas paid otf the day b.fore yesterday. and his O nssaI form. wi,ich has been diminish d 're hundred pnun'is bv his thr.e days labor, ':"u'd i'e seen b.uckading the side wak "n Aliens street, las, nIght.
 The Sazrac c u, is an organization r ceniiy rrr'nrl in this ci'v, xnd II holds ' mer.IIg5 at fhr Eish'' strb IS. T .. ats c"n-;siS of M .ssr-. J. nes. C ,yIr, J r'an, Godfrey, Humphrey, R.'rr's
 nd many others whose LH,ars ~e have 'aIlcd tn learn. As Munchnus-n. they 'ike 'he vhcl ccni.ciinnrry stand, John D rnbrr has m nie app ics,i"n to became !. mcmbcr. hut ns ne Is 90 notorious, the
 Ince of the members are airsid to ad- nit him fns fear he ~i'l cYpture tho t,resid ncy of the c .ub at cub at once, the rules of the club being taa. the man who css tel ,he bisges, !;s shall assume and retain the presidency uaii soue ore Lests him. .s~ss Haas.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-17
TU Hem 0ri.,,,.
To THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS T"ntna,",. l. =, x .. ;. 40. | N
 iOMB>ToNE, ; II 1U, 1855.

To THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS T"ninat",- 1. .-, \ -. j. \. o. L N
 ioMB>TONE, 5 !I 1U, 1885. DEAR SIiis AyO-BR THeRs:-W HERE AS. IL ..as .,ie ,s,.d ,vur b viue 3ias rr [. I'm v' iron, our m:Hst onr trolhrr, l. i- Mia D e~, to Ihe GrInd L 'Gg" ab srd in sr'ct 90 the n ulory of our 6sp'rrci hrnIher. be it
 R-so'vcd. that rhis lodge, by the re- m vai ot Brother Drew, nas lost the tel- 'Aship "i an esteemed mem her, ihr county sn honorable cilizen; the wife Ii Ievnt"d husband.
 R so vrh. That inc ia. ige extend to the D r.Sv-t wifi and relatives pi our dead Brother, our heartieit symp.lhy for her treat JOSS.
 k solved. That the charter of tl s L. i!r br draped in mournin. as s'i. ht token ni ihe great iesprct we have Tor th niemnry of our departed Brother, and 'at copy ot ihe>e res luiions be spr"a.i on the r c'.y'lS of 'his lodge, and copy he sent to hIs wife, and fur,ner, that they bc puO,ished in ,his paper.
 C. :. LARK.
 Jos PAsCHoLT.
 C. E, BARTHOLOMEW.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-17
City Council.

4 regular meeting of the city council was held lasi ertn!ng. Present: Mayor TIomas c ,uuciirBen C"hn and Radcrty. Atsr q: C.nneilmnn P!dwell.
 The minutes ol the last meeting were read a d approved.
 5 T. of Ss,l Israel for stationery amounting tS Sl2 45 was referred to tLc finance com mittee.
 Tn. f,Iln,rin,r hills x.rn nrH nrn.i nnid.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-17
Str0yed or Stolen .

From back oi Buestoae works, on mesa. 1 b.g aurieI noise l6 nands high. , white hind rce., oar Il! lace, baud on LIp ", with wave u.:drr. also W with wave under cn shoulder . $! i,aving same at Fashion stable will be I!oGTaIIj rewarded. septi5-St
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-17
Notice to StOckmeH.

A special meeting of the Cochise County Stock A,soca, ion Is hereby called for Sal dIda. Sepi"mher l94b, lSSa at 2 o'clock D. m, Business oi Importance wiil come before lne meeting. All memh-rs are requested to Oc present. C.S. ABBOTT,
 President.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-17
4 Furnished House

For rent cr for sale, consisting of a psrIor, t"o rooms, dulug room aud kitchen, on seventh street, between Bruce and Stafford streets. For partIcuars apply to 4. E. Hart .nHn n Jeweiry store under tue Occid :ptai nulei. septl5tf
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-17

For the finest hrsDi of imported ~sses liquors aud cigars tbe Pony saIooo sskes the cake. Tom Joues. is always glad to meet bis fnsnds, snd you msy depend oa receiving th, auest kind e "sss@eas. ic2Ost
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-17
NOt;ce.

Commencing OD Saturday next, Sandy Bob will run u four horse coach to Fort Hua chuc., lee ving every Saturday morning at $ o'clock aud relurring every Monday morn- ing. Fare for the round trip, S4.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-17
v Hy 9re s;1siiv.

The sFeeiest watermelons grow ln some O. her fellows patch.--r,xas a,f,in.s. A lit;lt Kindness is Ike le-ion at pic. nic. IL xp"s great w.y.- rhiis. Call.
 "G"od yracious," said inc hca when she ] disc"ver' u Ike porcelain ers ,a her nest Il l 7hall be brick aver St'-Bus:,n Bul,tin. The a,e"a 2 dude is very m ll l,A, s new. lac egg, tut he ne'er find, !. ou; until he | has passtd through several se4son..- Gin. 1 rinnatl Mel chou, Traveller. | A subscriber wants 10 know the "sirnole>f and cheape-t prcoe-s to harden ste.ln T.e beat way wc know of is @ plunge thy steel into a book agents gall l-Newmap Ind.pend. eut.
 How do poets livr?' ask. an anxious in. quirer m an esteemed contemporary, Bl,s, f We know. Some of cIn wo,k the free. ianch routes aud o,h-r SAW wood .-Pnia. dcluhia Press.
 They ddh't pick that stuff 0ui, enough. dii ihry, ma.nma;' asked Il H,tlc boz ns he passed a grocery wL-rc seyrrI ,.aE,., nr !imbur@,r We're t.k.n- breathing spell onisidc.-St rau, Herald
 h southwest Georgia there is maj. yho ;n'ves so often lnat eyrIy tune a wagon Q s-ts h.a tou>u an old rooster which he "wn~ wil run ro tAc ,ioor->tcp and cro,s jt- e-> 10 be iiyd.-Krn'nrhy Sta'e Jnurnal. Prince Bismarck >ay. hc ",rgaids cig;uel;, rnI, Nn% $ extremely n"N;uu>. and ridicu,- oI, |" bo"l.' It certainly wonid be riG. .cu - "u> tp h""t cigarette >mrkrug. The >lc,r. cI;'- -En',ker is the oar to boo .--No~.i,i,wu Hcraid.
 Wien wo'asn .<"~s nar,, back riding ,Ae Wears 2 silk p:u. hal S.Ir does that 50 ;ii.. hniac w..! a,ii-,c >!,c's a m~n and won: nec"m i=!teucd t. her. She ro,,.d..'i foot u'ayiy muir That eIy. - r. Krntuc!,y Siate !"untl.
 l, i, i.Iht S.ra B. uhndts tw" great nab ;Iois J'e tn wtile p,r,rv and grow ilr W~irsr .o.' i, r.uc'i1- ,E,rr tar 1rat',ia- hl". r,sri, >-ldom grow Gr. it;ahy- -.e'. dea' of a~c ee-i:r. :rgt,.-,w f., on se ccu, 2 V. ck --lLirarn N"Ns.
 J"r e--i ,,nd,r,ra the cru.-,a :- ;u have 8 fore t'-.n .,' s,il .ursn- ;.,. r.c,..
 Hs"wn--l flt.--a'.rn s,lc. G s.t S,a:. >i.e aj ,'r 8 rlrn--.i,,.r < ,A.:
 Jorc--Nyll ra En-',a. m: acy. [. ~ay she Is a arum -ailsr.--l.,v T Ci'tz B,
 There" -,it St",.t.u,,n. e't:nS the ranir,- tr ti, o.d .,ur, .ca-e .,s g dyrr-h. u,- d h.hs -crr.a.a f.. urca . v"uu- 'yr Va ,rlin; In t.} iassra, "i. 5. .,re,, natarh nrH"tne, con-"
 "iin' dr y,I make ta,. 0u s'
 "Bct.H;se i'', . mn,n, na4L'-wav.c.cl-.
 fH' m,y r3;iir dt.do
 tru.i Er ( iN D.. q
 Leg ,a ..u z, t.--,la
 A s1Iai' l..l.. rn..l,t n.l
 Bli :I- u rt'un uf pl.unr
 Mil i,. " nii"a i.-I -r II
 -GU. tam M"Unraiuccr I.ty inc ca' on i'-r:'y. ,.'ra -r" Il j... Dr'aa u,e .".g. h"ate tot'e Sle';F, VI" wr> about to arp,y 1br i'-n !o )i~ D ,s, .!s. :, on i-h'iy aud !"u Nlll 5,uile my ansiy feelings"
 So tnc your angry foellug-:" said the Sucr T
 "Yr, soft tar. sir, rusaetn away wrath" -Bt.,ton Cuuri,r.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-17

me stock of nMurai lcs reccl,,y pa- chased by us. being all consumed, tAe pvies oi ice hereafter viii oe 8 censs per pousa' which sase will be maintained during sBo
 Ton. SourHwsefa1x Ic,Co.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-17
AtteUtiOH Select Kni0hts.

You are requested to meet at your armorJ Tomorrow evening at s o'clock for drill. By order of GEORGE Oaka.
 Drill Master.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-17
For Rent.

4 large and handsomely furnished room with hatli, on Bruce street, between Second ana Third streets. very reasonable. Apply at this oihce. scpu5f
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-17
N0,ice.

Kosaeashona and Yom Hippsr, religious services will oe held at xasonic Hall. Sep Iem"er sth and 10th, and September 18th and ooh. l.. Srxxr,vrr., =
 sept2td serc..rv6
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-17

Tue therm"m ter rrg:stcrei o5 degree II n""n n day.
 " VI. B.l Twin is again in ;ne city.
 The X. Q L. ". m .rt this ey.Linr.
 ". !. Fr,'z'. sD Q d 'ime sp"rt "f ihi> ''!iv i- noS in P m""'1, where he is re ported tn be d"ing well.
 Q!i'e numb "f li.iies conar"gated ID the psri0Is "t the o 'ci,! ntai h"',.i ;a. igh' tn attend the Iatfi of a hnn.l."m. pin cIsh:"n. " ,ich was briDy ffl q of bv Msd,me Br"ssp. Tna evening va. -.cnt in singing and conversation. T ck-. nurIber 24 won ths pin cushion. ard the toider of the lucky nCmher can obtain the same by calling St the Occidental ho.el.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-17
For Su{e.

One fine American Milch Cow at Grana BrarCIl H atcr station.
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[; lS> been >iu'ed ou tn. au.;,nritT nf one r~ar ,ni lear {" john I,.u.n tat a. -onn .s our cilzen. subs, riJe iae uere.-ary anuunt tp ehabe ih' eZ postmaster 10 go to New 0 leans. as commissioner from CocL' L'se c.'uuty. that he ani his !.mir w.,! 20 To boar'Ing 1T the Cr-S-ent City aud remain there for five months. We are lab,lir. undr the Im.rrs-9n tliat if john D. cluln watts until the pcrie oi thi, county clva nim thc money :n 70 tn New Orleans with ne will have fuli growth o: nair when Er get i.
 The c'ee'ion of officer. O tle sazarrc Club took place I,et evening. at their head. quarters the Fa>ti'n Stables. Chief Coylc placed in nomination for the office of Presi- IeGt fine wrll-EnDEn name Cf GDdiry, wio percmroraly refu ed, saying that there were h.r ard mOrc evyeriencrd mem berS pes ent; >u hc n'med our genial County Eec order, A. T. Jones, EhO wa, tuanm"usiy ele ted amidst trcnrrd Us apil ,i,s,. MT Jpn,-, rakIIg ihP chair, stated briefly that fc Sas cun>ci ,uS "f lie honor dc lc him. but 'hnu-ht that Co,l; should lave had the 's.ti,n, h. had SO nIny apparent q,ial. 'tics for the office.
 \ few day. siuce the boiler plate, thinkipg tp Pcrpetr rc g jok" "u Pat II Hand, pub li-hrd tle 'iirwii-.: "Pai Hrilaud lcit ihe custom h"u~" done arm q ,o lhe teeth to i=Ht IndiIn," - ThIa wa iel~graph-d |" the San Fran .lsco papers by IHc A,~Ociaich Press agent ln t,i- rity, which en alarmed he relatives uf Pat that VIC received thc following telegram from his sister in San Francisco this morning:
 SAX FRiSCTsCo, S"Jt. Y EDITOR DNTLY ToMBsToNE: II ls anything furtIer been ErIId of 'ir. II Ian AIsNcr.
 MRs. GEO l.. BR,I,LtY. Score one more for the unreliable boiler plate.
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THE BOsPHoRE EGYPTIEN.
France Threatens to Resort to Active Meas
ures to Secure Satisfaction.

France Threatens to Resort to Active Meas
ures to Secure Satisfaction. Is
PARIS, April 23--The Cabinet, at is session
to-day, took up the Bosphore Egyptien case and,
after full discussion, adopted a line of action
to be pursued concerning the affair. and tele-
graphed full instructions as to how the matter
should be treated, to NJ Barre, French consul
general at Cairo France considers Egypt's
reply to the French demand for the rehabilita-
ton of the Bosphore Egyptien evasive and un-
satisfactory, and has resolved to dispatch another
note to Egypt about the matter. 1t is stated
that the form of the note was agreed upon to-
day by the French Ministers, and it is said that
the note threatens that unless Egypt gives salts
faction France will adopt active measures to
secure it.
The Khedive's government has replied to
Frances demand concerning the Bosphore
Egyptien, ard quotes fifty precedents to justify
its conduct in seizing and suppressing the paper.
The Paris Temps, discussing the matter OF the
suppression of the Bosphore Egyptien, says it is
not question of seizure, but of a violation of
domicile. France" the paper adds, ''has asked
for reparation, and cannot fail to obtain it." The
Temps believes that an interview between M.
Waddington, the French minister to England,
and Mr.. Gladstone will suffice to settle the mat
ter.
The Journal des Debats does not believe that
there is any question of sending feet to Alex
question of violation Of domicle, not of seiz
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