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The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-09
AssiGnee's Notice OF appoint
u!pD:

IT the County Court uf Cochise Coanty
Arizona Territory.
III the matter o: L-o KorreT ard 3. II. Pc
tersUn. in>olvcnt dchturs.
To whom il NAV concern: The under
gncd Hereby gives uo'icc "f hi appoint
men as A-s'-ner of the csiafc f Lea k0Tnrr
and Il. H. Petersen. insa.vcui d,ht r., nf the
county uf Coch,-c. ia the Territory nf All
z0na, Il d WHO WeT,, - wit, "n the first ds'
uf Au.uS', 1885. JUDGED iisuiveni dcb'"I~
1pnu ih-ir petition, bv th.. County C"ur' %
Cctfi 'c c,uutN, Trrruorv "f Arizp1- dated
go i.r Il Y OF "IJ'>t.rc n sad count and
E.,..Ty.y. tl-r 81 6HS 'r' trrh lsnj.
.. :. BRAD5..AA, Assignee
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Notice.

] vii! sell at pubic auction for cash or the
S,h day Of October, 1885, beginning at 2
Cotrai, in the city OF tombstone, Cochi,e
county, Arizona. in pursuance Of an order
e.f TIC County Court in the matter # Leo
Eorncr, and b. Il. Peterson. insolyent dctt
SS; Nine wLyons. one running gear of
WsSon. orc set OF chain harnes-, es0ut 1000
2rs bhck, sad q tat of old u"eon Material
g. s BzapsHs=, ASS ygnee.
, bzse2 lie 9Th DAY u sep,ealbcI, .,>c5
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+ or Sale.

Two hair mattresses. one S-day clock,
tcather pillows, one iot Of crOckery, parloi
stoves and sundty other household goods
Apply to Fred W. Smith. Third street, oppJ
site the Episcopal Church. s4u.
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1-Es. Smiths C15c. ard v.2l>-t mo I,oy. Mr.
NcE1tn5t-y l:a.5 {, Aay about 1t.

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been ct'l-I J.-.Crll ur .,-' Ehcur2 Eso=t- : -
fvFra, a4.. u. Ike Az: ..yc a..-avs .cua ,lLta5
.h--c vas no cc:c e.. rac. and k.y, been - G...
outraged ta.. fAa,2 G. .,,yt css1 a. yics. !..v9
eocn s.i;a1! !yac., .,r..... > a.. t.io y.5 not
ti.c smallest sEn.rfr q: to c,aI {: r. In - The
-o!es cf ray f'l, tia. v-,s llt ,.3L-.I I'll a.. 80 az
crimson It -sn-..a .:, o 81 IL vie pots,
VI. ".l;si : -; Si.5' - - WeF. n" tsc
60 60 Il '..-eL -. 10. i'i-i Cs s'':. 81 .Get
'p9-@f .t''' u! N'.-. IN = fIa 'o:,2tAcr
at-t is.s VS. " G"ir Pis.e ~, "a - : F." I'm
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w. 80 49, - 'ay' - 80 ,'i9 -
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=, a. 'tiea -! Il,-.r''5' ~ I1ys
fit - 80 ,t:li..t ~ ,,,,rI~aiF " r.ii"f
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For Rent.

large and handsomely furnishcd room
7srth bath, .E Bruce street, between Second
and Tl:Td streets, very reasonable. Apply
=, this Office scp,la''
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& ~ %

CIR safe.
4 house q. hrce eorIs n Swcttrui st
hack uf b :" : .umb :. ard III. r petty
is ali fcrc u. Has n'ce :rcni an baok
yard. W .c- d 70 S.}yl 30 rat
once. ApHtv - . r. fI,r>- ,.sc: ocfE
ry.s s.eoi.o st.cc,, CT Il. IA. ofi,.c
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City o1cers
Sandy Bob's Stage Line,

.aCe o connect with EtStrrn aid West
eru bound trains ieavp7 81 g:I5 i. m.
Sfsse (Or 'BiStec leaves every day except
Eunday) q; 9 y. 10 City time
SInSr 10 connect with GUayE>s tr; ~
"ievves st 2p. 10.
Stage Ter Chnricstcl leaves a. =. II.
Ofce: 4lS Anen street, Under OCc!dcntdi
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CC.L-J:I.A T,EsOLvE.T, tae new t,o5d purifier
cures Aiss beau t.e', ara sold every Whcrc. Price,
CT rICUEA, occ.; soar, H. ELsCJ-rNT, SlO0
Potter Drag lrs: Chemical Co.. Eoston,
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Pos,office Directory.

i Pos.oficc open from s 9. n. TO p. m.
&nd one hoar after distribution, Of evening
mail. Registry business iZuIEs q. m. 10 )
pm. Money order business froD, pa. NJ. T.
4 =. III. Open SIatGys from 20 to 3 p. IN.
and one llo,I, .i.,r i-stg!but.JI of e. Icning
r1,i!. All out .,oLg La2i.s tCEccpt for Bis
ueep clo.c a. Il y. NJ ior El,occ closes
III IL q III. Ir=th EJ.o- ii, -. aay s,.ml
from one cent 20 S1.eD. F.=':, i''an, il note, 5
sent.. JOIN :; cLt u.
Postmaster.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-07


Truth is afraid Of nothing but canceaI-
ment, Then why docs President Taylor
hide.
Every man desires to live long, but no
man would b old.
What makes old ago 70 sad is not that
our joys but our hopes cease.
Women arc Afflicted by triaes, but they
are also consoled by triaes.
"Wealth. says DR.. Holmes. ''isa steep
hill which the father climbs slowly. and
which the SON often tumbles down pre-
cipitatsly." 8
False friends are like our shadows,
keeping close to rs while we walk in the
sunshine. but leaving the instant we
walk in the shade.
Man is such an inspirational being that
he will always Be borne along toward
goodness BY tho great men and great
truths which compass him.
The man who is jealous and envious OF
his neighbor's success has foes in his
! heart who can bring more bitterness into
bis life than any other outside enemy.
Even the fercsst uproar Of our stormy
passions, conscience. though in her soitest
Whispers, gives to the supremacy Of rec
titude the voice Of an undying testimony
It is necessary to hope, though hops
should be always deluded; for hope itsel
il happiness, and it, Illustrations how
ever frequent, are yet lesa dreadful thai
it, extinction.
Married couples resemble . pair o
shears, 20 joined that they canuot b
separated, often moving in opposite d
rections, yet always punishing any on
who comes between them.
Some ono wisely says that he VIII
strives after long and pleasant term
life must seek TO attain continual equ'
nimity, and BE- careful to avoid ever
thing which too violently taxes his fee
ings. Nothing more quickly consum'
the vigor Of life than the violence Of IL
emotions Of the mind. f
We must have . week spot or two in
character before We can love it niue
| People that do mot laugh OF DRY. or tal
more Of anything than h good for the'
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-07

THE WORLDS CHAMrIox. MIR. Ed
ward HanlaD, the great oarsman, and
until hi. recent contest with Beach in
AustraliS, the champion Of the world,
DC; certainly b looked upon = an au-
thority in everything affecting athsietic |
sports. Before leaving Australia for this
country, he wrote letter in which he
stated that he had used St. Jacobs Oil
with the most beneficial results. He
found it reliable remedy for muscular
pains in the arms and limbs, snd for his
personal experience took great pleasure
in recommending it. No stronger proof
Of the truth Of what is claimed for st.
Jacobs Oil could DO furnished than this,
and it will undoubtedly carry great
weight, with all thoughtful and inteli-
gent people. III
The Utonian says the RECORD is wrong
a. to who sent the letter that was
published in that paper. Not . bit Of il.
We got our information from headquar-
sess. The man who wrote II and the
man who sent il, may Be different parties
There is little golden-haired and purple-
winged angel soaring over Panaca that
keeps the RECORD posted on al the devil
ment going on in that village, and shs
has never yet been mistaken.
De SHo'. An amateur entertainment
i now ON the taps, to come of soon
The merry jingle Of the tamho, eddie
banjo. organ aud bones il promised
Burnt cork 10 to be the order Of the day
or, night, rather. The entire compan'
i composed Of stars, some Of which. how
ever, lost their resplendent lustrs sever
years prior to their birth, and have nsvs
} rerainsd il. Full particulars in regard |
the entertainment will be announced
I due time.
The Hrs.alarms did some good.
. made many who had not stepped hvel
4 for mouths got up and move rapid.
. II put now life in and drove the o.
i. utaeuant breath out Of many and sst the
!. lungs working Like bsllows There
I'll nothing that will put vigor into an o.
|. sti6 in . mining camp ~ tho alarm
FIRE. E
ID 1 Z.
II Bi.hop Terry has the time, '
would suggest that he give the prophet
!. Of tho Eureka stage line instructions
!. regard to carrying the mail through
q time. But one mail has been rscsiv'
I over the Eureka stage line this wss
Il the langusas Of the rec man, WINS
= the matter nowf'' St Ii ~
= Tur mart crank comes bounding il
: printing Office on adsrk and stormy mig
,. nd crying ont The printing otacs Y
Gre. whsn tho Hrs il Two miles ~
q diss the death Of : coyote. y "
V j. c. LyxcH and family left for :
10 / Lake ON Tuesday. which place wall b
y | aftsr b eonsidersd their home.
y HAVING purchased the Lewis luiidi
on Main strsst, the Nssbitt Hrothsrs'
!. preparing to move into y.
81 n. s. CIArrs bond = Dspaty y
Afiasral Surveyor H. bssn sppsavsd.' ,
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Given Away for Ono Isa'.'

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nd IL ono Who'll ysas. 4 u ~ ss.s
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nsais "a - lpnnre1 - !. -! ~ - Mi
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i3siS lsshsi, = beeat1lel Dr. 49, " -
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bss,s ~ pesssat rssFssl1: - ~ ~
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-07

This appropriate and much needed ad-
vice i given in notherly manner to the
Rsvsills by the Virginia Entsrprise. W.
quote: "If the dull scissors crank who
| 50 stupidity fails to edit the Austin Rev
ellie would take an injection or two o.
rotgut whisky, be might succeed in get
ting an original idea or two into hi
BRAIN"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-07

The San Francisco Alta says: IAN
editor in Utah has boom convicted Of po-
lygamy! It ID the FIRST case on record
and we know that the profession in Cali
fornia will chserfully put up . pony purse
to pay his fine. il he will give it avs,
how he supports . lot Of wives when mos
nswspapper men cannot put up the bon
nets for one. %
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-07
scmpuL REPORT.

Following are the names Of the scholars
Of the Grammar School WIN have made
an average Of so per cent and upwards
for the month Of October, 1886: ~ l.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-07

The Florida Times Union offers thi.
analysis: The Chinaman y dssscnso
laborer may not be undesirable. Ine
Chinese msssed in communities are IN
tolorable.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-07

Cleveland, in his next proclamation
will give silver another blow. Cleveland
was elected just for this purpose. The
sscrstary Of tho Treasury darss not make
. move until he first takes ! trip 70 New
York and receives his orders from Wall
street.
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suLLIoxv,LLxAx o pAxacA DOTS

1
Bollionville is to Le rechristened God
bsyille.
Mr. Liston il building substantial
'f63me dwelling ct his place in the Wash.
Z At the present there are but nine chill.
dren in attendance At the school in the
Wash. Ia .a.fq
Breakfast before coffee i like putting
the horse before the cart--they don't |
hitch.
Mr.. McAvoy Of Dry Valley had lot |
Of crude bullion melted into $500 bar |
At BullionvilIe on Tuesday. |
There does not seem to be any head
nor tail 10 tho postofice in Bullionville.
Query: What is II then!
Johnny Herman has moved his family
up to Kershaw's place in order that his
children can attend school.
A cockney friend says ''that the hair
Of this State IL 'undred degrees lighter
than that Of hold England"
AT the Literary and Musical which
came of Thursday night master Charlie
Isrns., With h's BANJO covered himself
w WY
Ines A'00up'a'ss ~ n0'.s 49,
- 10 ~ ~. . aA1 !. ~. .s', ~
s''1 s.s4 "s- ~ y ~.. .
1880 rl' " ~ ! 0's y '"' '-''''
y ~ n'''0's''''
Mother Eve must surely have smiled
Ola man ADAM 'n'o ea'inR wy 'oro.aas1
'fu'' 'os 70 nave ..nel'ea '0ms y asi
ssA smile ''uo"' 'n'o SAVING ~ WIN :
spoon snd app'e sau'e WIN 'o'1'
When the B. :. Company resume
lsschins the old process will b used in.
stsad Of the Russell one, With Mr. sam
oodps = supsf'n'enosnS' in' " "s.''
n'ats~y' novsssa' anu w 'Ao'o' ''1SN
iof ~ su1nennc''y'
Our worthy donkey has received
another revelation IRON the man IN tn'
moon that the writsr Of Dot u
ssoandrsl md should Be cut Cd from thu
church. Go 4. BlshoP. but don't cut u
81 from The siF'a.
\, Among The many iAIaeiss Of childhood
|, | msncey brings bsck ~ day. whsn "
were sons 70 - on our 'stsls kses' morn
Ing and night 80 PAY fqr car dal''
hgsad. IT.. We seial pny for ne Article
but Il u with : pick and shovel.
Ths arrivals il Balliouvills during ID
week were: w. 5. Godbs and lady, Mn
Fred Codbs and child, Sam Godbs and
NJ. Nurdock Of Park City. The istts
eunE,smsn has come to superintsnd "a
erection Of machinery tor tho builionv'i'
: Smslting Company.
] There Il living in PAnaca to-day, an
) has besn for Year,, one Of Bill Hickman
Destroying Angela" This party. q
= though not : participant in the MountAi
Meadow Massacre. wss not many m'lsa :
: at the time OF IL occurrence ana :
!, though quite old and feeble now : rsis
encs 70 other days viii bring r6sr'
Z sasp 70 be dark'srsy syss'
: John Evans Of Beaver, Utah. who
: hlacksmitk fos ths B 5. Company. b
Invented sslf-dampsr for the trsmw'
Y hackets that il quite simple and ingen
; oua affair. and one that will save the COL
pasy ssvsral thousand dcllan' n
" Evans has applied for patent on his
= IN. f.IIurs 81 the Young saints Of r
= ,.o. = .tt.sd II. Mutual rmprovsms
A,..s;.t;o. ~ sunday evening must
D. .-,h.,r,..i., u the slder,. q Mr.. NJ,
y =. -. q ~ Il Il, hich councillors
Nj Il ~ = - -. d.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-07

. a.. Ms raahins WIN ssss-
ro..sd shssp-skins sad wNAadiss

u.~~ ula T14h1n8 Win uo8o-
u. 80, "a sh.sp-.kins sad swisdlss
The Cs-sp.
IN. champion mean man live d Utah.
A. p.rov.p, some wesks asc, h called
:. ~. co.ou. md bsins . good church
- v,r.ed % pay his tithing. and asked
~. manager II be could pay them in
~ ~. Tho Coop. was anxious TO
. ..s.r. ~ tithine for the Lord. besides
,hs mill At wnhington vas 10 need Of
-, bundle Of tho pelts was opened
- examined and the wool on them
,.n,d 70 be extra long. The Coop. man
81. .,.d At this. for he know il would
,,..ss the Lord TO have. bis skins we'll
Sov.,sd with wool, Tot there vas money
/, n md Lord John needed money for
n. corrupt fund this winter that vas 70
he ussd among the Cougrssmsn d Wash-
iuatop. - q 70 remove the Aim thak COY.
ar, their eyes and that they may undergo
oh.nvs 81 heart and bshold the many
virtue. po.,ssssd in H. peaeties Of po-
lya.mv Alter sons disksrinR Is 10 the
orics 70 BE- allowed for the pslts, the man
wanting IS cents pr pslt and The Coop.
only willing 70 pay 60. the good man.
through che love which he bore 70 Lord
Joh, e..l,v sonssnted TO take 80 csnts
oA' -- - ~. ~. d.a.c.;c. a
ior .sne e" A .,a ~ 49,
aud taking so Of that out In groceries,
\. recsived tho balance duo in money.
a ,sdy. and good lady. who was the
.soopd vifs Of ! man 10 this county, Just
r.,urp.d from . visit down in southsru
u,.h calIsd Al the RrooRp ofscs, and
with ,ssrs in her eyes, she iniornsd thu
editor that when the sheep-skiss were -.
ceived Il the wooden mill in washingtou
two weeks ago, tho bundles wsrs opsnsd
and Il ~ thsrs and thsn discovered "a
th,s.,sou,tb 4 ~ psIts hsd litt,s q =
wool On, cad bad bsss taken fssu ~
band q sheep that vas ai,iotsd VIII ~
scsb dissass, and that psrishsd out o. III
dsssss last wiatsr a the tims d ~
heavy snow.ssesn. This uust havs
bs~a the mss Who, ssvsral year. aso
called Il Tie R.oosp oisos sar papsrs,
promising 10 pay for them with : bronss
T ssrssy y. ~ ~. nsss ZIP q msas p r'ocne
AA'' -' ~ 80
Owiss 10 tho slAes faiIling 10 rsael
br;sssa 1ss,,iex ,siuS< 70 .s.sil sxrivs,
in PissAs % Fdday marpipg. Ths road
are in fss scadisisp, nd " ean.ot -
any excuse ior thk. sssspt tha4 The abel
Of horsss on ~ neeshsn stage line
that m greatly ovss.drivsa and seantil,
fed. ct chilled through BY The lats col
snap asd pssishsd. n such Il really th
csss - No. 49, - forAnuate. hi
is the iins that brisss he mail and pa
ssngs Through ahsd of tine. You Be-
Tnsspark q DE- u Tuesday lat who
smaasssdsfspa NJ rusidsaes Or Mr.. Ha'
ssss. xss sssssiossd y : i.issaiss a.
which coesistsd Il - Ga nail.ksg md
dises.hslsssi n =, rs.stips q q, d
Of ~ Happily he aanss waa szsi'
guishsd bsfors ny damage vAs done. 4
an 90 aail.ks6 3 = sxcsllsnt soaduee'
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-07

!, ~ ::., wosEs a. a., 80 s'.'-'- =
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-10


general Villas knows that I have urged the claim
of no man. Senator Voorhees, knows that
have never approached him on the subject at
ALL And so the whole fabric of this SANDER
breaks down of it's own rottenness and
folly No charges have been preferred against
me of which am aware There may have been
some innuendoes by ambitious Office seekers,
but that is as far as they possibly could go. /
have encountered such people all my life long,
aud have found out that the best thing to do in
such cases IS TO do nothing. Time and truth
crush IN; ~ y esentations. l am conscious of
having d6.ss no wrong. / never thought of selling
the newspaper in question with anything like an
agreement or promise TO get anybody pestofhce
as a consideration of such sale. | have no power
and sure less intention to engage in such bad
business. No such evidence exists anywhere IN
this world. Ny neghbors at home all know it,
and. without regard to party, condemn this out
rage. The sun will creep in upon the subject at
last, and these Office seeking consprators will be
covered with shame and confusion. The Presi-
dent and his secretary, of course, must have
been annoyed by these disagreeable reports, IT.
responsible as they have been. That fact has
given ne more pain than anything else about 1t. y
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-10
Last Day at Jerome Park.

NEW YORK, June 9.-The closing races at
Jerome Park were witnessed by large crowd
to-day.
First Race Maiden two year olds, onehaf
mile. The sta rters were The Glenelgen, Rock
and Rye, Faence and Mystery, The Glenegen
won by neck Rock and Rye, second Faience,
third. Time 81 seconds.
Second Race-For three year-ods, with win
ming penalties and maiden allowances; one mile
and furlcng. The starters were Washer, Brita,
Winston, Nenetzin and Mentmore. Washer
won by length and half; Winston, secoud
Brita third Time 203.
Third RaceMile and quarter The starters
were Duchess, General Monroe the Preakness
stable, George Lorillard's stable and War Eagle.
Himalay won by length and a half; Choctaw
second, Pamper third. Time, 2:12a.
Fourth Race-Free handicap sweepstakes, one
mile. The starters were Little Minch, st. Paul.
homage Topsy Duke or Westmoreland, Wall
flower and Richard l.. Wallfower won; st. Paul,
Tapped by Topsy second. Time, 1:46a.
Fifth Race-For three-year- olds and upwards;
three-quarters of mile; selling allowance. The
starters were Jim Renwick, Cricket, Wander
ing Judge Griffith, Girofa, Sussex Aurelius
and Leonidas Jim Renwick won by two
lengths; Cricket second, Girofa third. Time
1:19
Sixth Race-Handicap steeple chase over the
full course. The starters were Charlemagne
Rose and Westwind. Charemagne won by half
a length Rose second Westwind not placed
Time, 4l9.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-10
General and Personal

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WAsHINGToN. June 9-The Postmaster gen.
eral to-day appointed the following fourth class
postmasters: James E. Smith, vice Sidney Marsh,
at Harmony, Clay county, Indiana; w c. Work.
vice John w. Smith, at Charm, Elkhart county,
Indiana
Andrew e. Elmer, Of Green Bay, Wis, the
Sage of Mukewanago" ex-president of the
Charity and Correction Conference, was asked to-
day his opinion of the President. "He reminds
me of MeClellans term as Governor of New
Jersey" replied Elmer; Mcclellan went in by
small majority, but he went out unanimous
Darius A. Ogden, of Penn Van, who was re-
Gently appointed chief of division in the Third
Auditors Office of the Treasury Department, has
declined the appointment
The Secretary of the Navy has received q re-
port from Rear Admiral English, dated Congo
river, May 2, stating that he had sent Lieuten-
ant Z. H. Taunt up the Congo river to Stanley
Pool on an expedition of observation.
The Department of State to-day certified to
the Treasury Department the list of judgments
and decisions of the court of commissioners of
Alabama claims in cases of the first class.
The Comptroller of the Currency to-day ex-
tended the corporate existence of the Michigan
National Bank, of Kalamazoo, to June ID, 1905.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-10
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

The iron manufacturers of Youngstown, O.,
have decided to go into the steel business ex-
tenslvely, and will put III an immense plant as
substitute for their iron making apparatus
A party of ten drunken Indians yesterday at
tackled eight men working in Whites saw-mill,
near Helena, M. T. Two men are still missing
and a hunt has been instituted. The Indians
had been camping in the vicinity for several
days, and seemed friendly while sober.
Dr. VIM. B. Derives, charged with the forgery
of bonds amounting to nearly $50 600, and who
mysterously disappeared from his home in
Myerstown Pa. some time ago, was arrested on
Saturday at Wilkesbarre, ON his way to Canada.
He was disguised, but it did not avail, as he was
too well known.
Long Tom. the negro who criminally assaulted
several young girls near Cape Girardeau, Mo-. a
short time ago, was arrested at Mound City, Ill,
Sunday, and started to Cape Grardeau in charge
of Sheriff Rage. 1t is said the sheriff will have
difficulty in reaching home with the prisoner in
safety Threats of lynching have been freely
made.
AT ST. Louis, about 1890 last night, Henry
Moran, aged nineteen, had dispute with an
unknown man about game of pool in the saloon
under the Standard Theater. Shortly after
wards Moran went out of the saloon, and sphiio
crossing the street was met by the unknown,
who shot him through the left breast, killing
him almost instantly. The murderer escaped.
A heavy thunderstorm passed over ST. Thorn
as, Ont, Sunday evening. causing considerable
damage. The wind and lightning were terrific.
house in the east end of the city, occupied by
a family named Ryan, was struck by lightning,
which entered through the chimney and passed
through the room where Mrs. Ryan was sitting
striking and instantly killing her A man named
Stilson was knocked down in the street and
severely injured.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-10
Criticising Miss Cleveland.
Catholic Tablet.

Exercising the right which belongs to every
individual, Miss Cleveland seeks the public dis
cussion of her opinions. The opinion she ex-
presses on conventuaa life, that they are ''un-
hallowed renunciations." is made up of gross
ignorance, narrow observation, inherited bigot-
ny and intolerable insolence Within the ac-
quaintance of this matured woman-for Miss
Cleveland will not plead nonage-is there
no woman wearing the sombre dignity of con-
vent garb, whose education. refinement talents
and piety fill her with admiration Has she
never known a Sister of the Good Shepherd
who turned her back upon the Injuries and
comforts of life in order, sinless herself. to win
back from sin the fallen of her sex2 Has Miss
Cleveland never seen Sister of Mercy. or of
the Holy Cross, or of Charity. on battle field,
or in hospital during season of plagued Does
she thinks theirs ''unhallowed renunciationsl"
Did she never visit orphan asylum and
behold the little ones clutching their skirts of
the new mothers, taking the place for love of
God and His little ones, of the mothers called
away by DEATH or, alas of those other mothers
whose maternity was caused by villains who,
like Miss Cleveland, do not believe IN renuncia-
toni