The Tombstone., 1885-07-10

-Solne indiv,dIsi who had iud1lged in tco much nose paint last nigh: s,ar;sd ID Frr- mont street sb0ut o'c.ock ihis n1orning with blazing torch erying 6re st she top of lis voice, causinx many citizens to get out "f bed ir a hurry, thinking tlst the dreaded fire flene was paving them a visit.
 MT. II. H. Moves. Assistant secreterv of the '-rritcry. is sdis'ribufirv cnrirs of 'he j'VrnaIs of the 'rhirrpcu'h lec,sIsrivs ssrmhly. These i'urnsls make hc"k If e6s pages, and are. by far. rha lony-s' journals ever made by an Arizons leeis- ls,ure.- C-rri'r.
 II seems that ire reUs,r O. ;',r town are never going to he let alone hy land sharks as Si It's have bren commcrc.d acain-t several rr"l erfy owners who have prnpertv on the Mountain Maid mrne 2. This never was q nine and never wili be a mne but il is rrt- '"ntrd and is owners through their n,tcrney T. q. Berry are going to make trouble for 1 the settlers.
 Si. J"hn's dav passed If Without vio- ence. with the exception ,h4, Bag r7ii. in the evening. meeting r i'z J"f- rY in cNr:Iany with lis. BsgaaiI' aif-, ! fred 'v O shots s' J fry, one of which 'onk if ci in his iani, B,gnali Uss sr- ~sssed by Sher fl Porter, and quie; mas soon rcstarsd.-St John's Era.
 5lr. Mesd='s numerous friends viii hail these ,iaings with .v, and 'h- igno. ramusPs who. with nothing but ih-,r buster and gan! to rrccnmena ihem have nscn making fight against him, seem 70 have reached ,hs, elysnn Q: rohticsl naed,ocri!y where men If Their cslhre ssua'iy remain. -Mololng Fog Horu. The above must b. very pleasant resi- ing for Johhny B-hsr, Tommy Gates mi sii. namelous other Irpminent demo- cratic gentlemen zhn were snr,~.n,s far 'hc position 0, [ ; Nrrshsi. anri vh-.- | friends ars legion. r. we Lsi s yellow dog that dii not have rore seuse than ! 'he men9icant whose name !esds the fog horn as edi'er and pubishs:. We would take him our ant shoot him. From the s.rictnrcs made by ihe fog horn on 1 .ll candidates for ma-shaii, Ina, Sn, left. the democrats of 'his city can see what ! an able party paper they have got, IL is simply sheet that pandsfs tn th"se iu power. hoping thereby to cSich few crumbs that might sa.. from their han Is 1 Special ad7ices from Sal: Lake. says: The feeling in regard io the insui; offered the national flag Oh the Fourth by the Morruns grows hourly more intense. All day groups 1 of lentiles gathered to deauunce Ike outrage. H. $. Bridge, president of the Desert National BsnL. the United States depository here, says hail mast was the proper place fur the i flag. The Provo E,gGircr, the Mormon ps- per, prints iae cdt oi q coffin, on the lid Cf | which is inscribed " Inderendencc Day Died July 1, 1855" Some dissatisfaction is expressed by wealthy Mormons. but their deprecaions extend rul. only tc that extent. There Is NO question that th. in suit ras offered by the direct order of the . church authorities; still eisuosili0l has been manifested ,o throw inc whole phn- s.bil,ty ou unde.otrapoers. Tte Herald lNo-nlonl excuses tke insD,t on tLe srounG tha. t was meant ss q mark ,.f Mormon snr- ruG- i1r ths loss oi liberty tG practice poly Ega. my The Desert News, the church or2.n was issued tlii, evening and sent oui. but 'e fore the paper wa. fairly on thn street, :hc nInior> of The church took the editions frVn! thc neT .5oys and carried them b.ck to the oEce TnreatS of vio ence were used |" ac ccnipli.h thj>. < few stray copics ga: intc sae hSnds ci G"u;i,.> however. stA ths c1. prcss!un :" No people !n thi. trrriicry roVt liberty" Tic >Ib>equrTt edition Ccrrccted |" Tnc peopI~ eir." fully justiics the half rnasfIn- of tEe i gs ahd cielnl' the MnT.nun' were iusiihsd in doing il bsraUse iAe court, interfere gith their iiaer:y ,0 rra, lice p"iga my. While She f.gs w-Te at h:lt-n:ast tlIt Mornons had |. band rcradi z the.r pot -auy men iD thc peri entiary.