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The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-13
Execution Sale

BY VIRTUEOF AN sxECU HON IsSr,rn out oi Anr Ja.urss' .vu q. Iowusn,n ", Que. n .no iur Ine t,yuaJ, ol IorE,ss Zee, 'tt"i c. Arg n., to tue GIIscJsd ana drI;r- efeo on yudx .nt rcndr. sd iu .sld 1aur. on tue So ds, of ApriI. lsAs, in savvr oI ih,. AsSor snd Coinmoa Couu ii ui tae cii, ,,S io'ncssOne, ie'i t,UrS Oi !. .z.ua, suh .r.1,.r LSdta A. clark, wa,geIs an ,Ym,a.r.,,.a 7. u"kc the sum vi i0 J tOui G,,.t.rs d.,,,.,,... wun in'eres. Iders.in from uste v, ind ,rren, at tue 'Iec Si tcn De! Scni. Der xuuu,r and, p-ia; together w.La &a3tS co.ts and ,,..... .a.s' lag Sos.G sSe'u~
 a~'t inO day levied epo.. the fo,,ow, ueSfucee Sfopeft. ,'o a..:
 i-os sn'tteeu lSl il ui ek six,ytw, l,s,, l.. t"e ritJ .! i.li. 's.Ui.c. Cur;.I,e ,,,,,,; ~ na. accotdi [. .o ,br-,,l.,, ,..- -, -''i- - "." "' for'ic ia tae Ui4.. o. ,-,. . ~"'5 '"'"fct: u Lo,..s= .lus..,: s.,1 "- .e i'S o!. '"7 s |" corner ui T,n l.... ss ..,., S'Sts', !H s@t" ci'y a; Es.aDst1ne . I't" E...,S .s ""tcDy .f.. .., ..., e" Sa! vi i'' a-us... .--, .. ,.. Nol'r Hl ' s". ", aud ..
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 -'''' "'s d L. ...ts'S-s L. Ni"ih, ' p f.| Hvf.se,ts
 "t luOiic -iIetl~,., 70 q
 oooer, or cA-n. sl. e, S'ates, h s"tisf, ss'u ~pe. ;:... ,..,;
 Dated t~iA Ina I3,a d., 0. c. t..er. I.ss
 Ch,.f ,- SAdES IOYlx sctlS-1ld
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\ Statement of Fact. Gath. cred by our Townsnau :. C. Bagys, Who Uas Returned From
 the Scenes ut
 Death.

T" Ar. <. C. B-y $. wh" hs, ju> sc-
 nrned from trip tnI phs the C".r..n nun>, Fort Bow ie and San S,nnn V,ll-,
 We are Ihn. .bt-d Ter line fo"m~inY irn
 If "-H., Wh,cl, nrr reliable:
 M Bags states that 4 is genera. !,
 uuieIs'ooa ,t B MO b, the ..tbc. rs ar
 -o d'-rs inst Cr~k nss bera , nrve
 nnu ihI Gcneis. Mics vii sssuln- H..
 c,mmand. He all" .,stes 'na, Crook is
 "w a' Vii gate [" E,,e, Gebers Air .
 \ 1h; before ias, ihe dean b"ay .,t .n
 ." u.,r ~es t'..ughI ip,o D..~ic, auG an>
 ihrr s"iuier VAS D:"ush, ID bar!
 "nuuded. They wrre Garner. aud weIr
 ="iuY though C"~b"y t.-, about Ia
 n:l~s tr.',u B'~ir, ~h-u tney wcr. sm-
 pushed Uy the I"uis,s ana ,h"t. .his rv"s th" lie (" Cr",S.s G,sr.ar..h s,a.i., that the hestiirs had been driven ia.o Aux. iru.-ED.l
 Mir. Bagse states tha. ;urn are being killed almost daily III lAs San Simon taiir} s"o
 that repvr.s sis Ur!uE brought in,u E. rt BoHIe eU stut,ug. H, su reports tns de. t,! l"m bsiunc. GS tne IndlsLs. Inc usn uAl
 lh!ee bulu- packed wlth Li. 5.si Aels, IF. | vlslpns and pIOe i,ecting cs.it. and Vas bu. l ,ed by Captain Ai.i .in'e cvuIuiaur. Isptatu
 !nartIn gaze Ihe iUilu~in descrip. .b,u "i tue | n.urd~i.d uan; Age. aruut Fl ears; sl.su. l bulo; Eght nsiI; d.ik mUu.t..cLs aud vi
 int d.u III heiSu:.
 Dir. Bagxs stales that it i. the general De. l liei ol ts. rxRchere m Ih" bau simon xuu
 Chlricai.v.s that ths lndlans wi.l u.ve. | leave tue Chiricshta nouulsir. wuiie the Captive eQuaWs are at Fort Bow It, .ud thal | down and tIke tEem sWs3 lhs came ss tH-S ] doue st Camp Apache. aud Crsoh iezrip, ! tals las b, ought then in from wlsrs thc,
 were employed in maSing adobe. aud .s 1 aeepinS tGeu unccr gu.la.
 Ar. Bs.xs s;ate- t,ss; csrt Crawford wIlh
 2vC IhI.ae scouts ts nuw st Bv~ .e. ana thai tneIr term oi 1ulis. m .uI expires tu.InurrUx | wGe.. .hey 1iii Il, be pad oH. i've mou;L'c
 tl..e eacn at Ss5 ger month or al aAgrre ,e l Ui sio,rGO for doing IotuIng. Alter thee.
 .Sd devils are pad ot .hey are Io bs taken
 To Sau CsrlOs aud d,staueed, aud t~o na.. urrt MoIs ol tauss That aTu avw thsIc wn. 1 Ue eG!.s.sd ia place ui tnUse siu,,ei cd out he also sta!es thut thsie are ' nuinUxr 0.
 lLdisus Sell la tue Culri>utuss. lL tbs Iig,t oi tn:s repuit and othcrs which are coulI.g m dAl,, Is It not lime tust tlai be re@uvcd. $JpvJ voices iu tEis terIi.u,, . .s~ei. yes-
 We new cail upon the U. ;. G. and JurJ tu iuuict ten. CrVok Tor ssi .ig .u acc-ssorJ L, muid der brto,s qua a.Lcr I,is lact.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-13

We ws.S=- how much this Dis r.c.S At ierLe,'s office i> going to cs'si this cv1aty during ths iucUraLcGcy of W. |. SAvxxc E's.y qua,te ter tteie l. biiis allowed otLs, stUorceJs for the District Atturury's ~ork bst uo ccducIicus iroL his sz.sry. Th, .stes. vas SSJ lo C0i. H.rring ior diawing 7 tue indictment agalrst kuos \. Jump. We h.,e no Ubjec.Ion to the outside attorneys ueIng paid Tor what they do. but VIC thInK Il the district attorney b iucSm peteut he uear,y sH that hxs heea dols aurIuS a.s ceIul. that Es- teeu done Uy other stto. ne, tor hIn oe deducted tom hl. salsfy.
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NOTICE Is HEx.sy Gfyrv THAT

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT [ ~h, m.Re ai plics.i"a ~ the rerriCorA. Roaru o' Pard"p. ..r .ms parton Jf Ccsrirs ENlr., an Le~'s A GinRiss. ~ Il" .rre comvicted of '"bSerf ih ins District tourt fer Cochiss roun,y, tu Fs Jr9ary, iSs3 rnxt .s.a .n,,I;. rasl"s VII us n.ds the Othcs o. :aic ooaio ln fiescUi.. AriZonu. ur ihursdxy me ssth d"y "f Uct'Lsr, A. D. ISSS. (ueiux lo da.s rum dAuel. D.t@d io,hOstune, Xnz, October iA 1888.
 Attorney for EwiE. Aua N,u,.uiss.
 Uct tS ISt
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Di>sO uti IA Notice.

.hr Fi:in Q : .;1-tut, z ..g.a SrO,s ia- .!iIs TAj see" |. .r~U lsU ai --!-, q ~ Ei-.ss-- .4..Uz i!.s--- .4. ..- J -. ..t ..l. ma, ... ... a. .. h ... A, ,,..,, , , --.. I..... (" s'. sct,tr V I.n sand Mansfield G, a.onc aas inc r'sE. to collect; and all t-r- soIs hayiig ciaims against sHia nrin vii present them to said MansLeid.
 J.C. EirxaESRys
 E. P. AAssrIiLo. TOMBSTONE, A. T. Sept. 70, IeoS
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COAN f 6ecOrG[S.

h.ed Iu lhs ulhcs oI the CuuntS Recuruer
 pzHps-REAL RsTArR.
 Henry DuUa,ner an | Gci La.dt to Jobn DunJ; certaIu rrxI eslate ID BlsUsr; SI. I.vvU. ] A aston. Jas Il. Hail and LeouIaAs GraJ lo A.loj ca;t.e cvrnoany: certain Teal s.tst. iu Cocu,se coumt,; eS
 Nis L Clark to sirs H ; Sterns lot 2, iu uloek lg, Tuiu u6sto..e; S7sv.
 Svlt"a q SLewart ie E Garcia; csrtsin rSai tStA,e iu Mlicux; $2u.
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0t UeuL.
SIERRA MADREs. Angusr 2Ttk

jlEsSRs. CAksAk ANO N hERFslTZ.
 see Uy .atr cotirs oi iak iUhByI oIS n:' ",s T. p"Ittd seIiuu.,Y auuuuyd .a" n ~as h"u.m. Wuu,u G,e. Ihess i..' I.s arr uU. c.IIec.. as l an ues
 ," -. :..i ..m a.', Uus 1 te,i yoU na; IA ",u M., :u, 1 ~au, ynu s,, ''-. "s, ;'.'hs ,.nni' ut uI inal .Ge Cold .A-:.i ."rr, ti..t are seIiny 10 tho .e"r.' n.'.i'.nr. "uiy wisn ! Wss fife 'u"~D iy',ra iist px;cc: !: E-' 'm .;'. GESuXyyo.
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For SuEe

T:s .ndr:sigLeu being u.siruus Of elEs1 .nA nt.er business. otiess tue olo ,s.sbiishsa s.eIil se Bancry ui tuis ri.y for sais, sRu will se,i |, n; \ uar, ,x,u l: cx.s-A tur s.eu. Cali of .edse'-. J.A. S4.H.
 Cou.LS.vne, 4. 1.
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EStray Notice ,

Cane ts the Turquois Rsnch. ors bay hcrse, brsaccd J 0 ou right shoulder, also severs. Spsash brands. The owner can have the sane by paying expenses and proving ,rope-.y 3c.is3.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-13
Notice to ga Oun Men

CMti. tnrsaer ut,.Ic- ihr u ~i 1 .Ss, beer a, $5.50 i.-. ks < aud ri.. ,i .iver 30 pounds Ut Ice tree.
 MARTIN CserxLIc,
 c. b. BRAEsHAw, retf HAHFeSes C 6gADGAnEssv
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 ",.al.. a.'.a1 -poptiar s:!nen.." La .irer r :., t.se ss:Ass. N-y .--s eamst:an now. :ns 8eaN1 ~i'eo ~zc nm-"CrIc Aeid"! z ,,4 ..L frequent hesis64 :AS ..sa'' -.,..:s- Uric Aeid"i
 E.~] Ao~e sOt,enine o< the Na0t0Rf irs'r.... i1T"vrw Asid-! z E:'.-, ,or.S<urslx,A naks lie nhsrA oe s- 'ur,s,Assdv.-,
 r'4n >kip sr<.t. a=s ,s tsns AAA AA> yric Asid"i ~~
 bays Abssssses and p:;ss. -cna -e. <'- e.; your tlooS on &ee.
 '', ,r dnL ianxaA fss1ia8s. ahoR- l... ..-,-. ot. bladder troubles. aesi. era~s,. Door Jcou; are Ill nt ease. threateAed with uaraiJ IS or spOpl.xy, vertigo: are Silisns. d.o, >r al. cvL .iipsied or dysrspue>"Ur;c A, I'd" i. the sey to the situation, !he canss vi nli your difaculiissi
 " do net know ss madam Malaria vii ;ak n Ldr, to this Masculine Csurpsr, sa: @ ,Idchtiy come to stay.
 Y @ -htiG. --inis MOuoief, fS Inc pfOooct e Us Gevomp.s,tion-desth - cens,aasly ,ak,n ia ( within ss, ,snd unlsss he ,s every . aa,td ,ron the system, though the d"cys b, ,aean. of sOms Krssr hlvod .ec nc Ike Warner's Safe cure, which Sea- Il r D. k Bruce say. sns,chsd hin, from its y,s !. ti-rs Is not tue least doubt but that fs wili utterly run ,hs strongest buusn coz. Siitu,iUri
 IL u". ayou ung fellow by any means. I. n.. a IuLs aIG sell.knVwp inc of sncestors I, |. u1douDisdiJ tue isthsr of very gres I.ml! vf d.sea.es, aud though tt susJ b. the ia'hiou to .'scriae rrvgcsv t0 it that are not dnrcsly its twa, there gan be l.ttls doubs ss. II Il once gsis thoroughly srs,sd III tho .um.n sj si,a, II ,ssii. dUrs intrVducs ints Ii I-Vs. If iis x,Inenls now, yer turcs q Insais", ..tr,e.t~d lv it. bAleful influence.
 srtl9-;w
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&essrs. ho.co,l 6 sissslck have just r.- cs!vCd < car IJrd U. .rssh arp,e 4
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-13
MORE INDIANS.

The Apache Indians Sti'l in tue CQilt:ahua Noun tains and C0mlni1iuG
 Murders Hai.J, And Have Not Been 0l1ven Into old Mexico ;us teie- glaped all Over the
 Country ny Gen
 eral CroO.'.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-13
Notice ofAppiicasion for Fardor

~H'r1 V' 1OIAcC UI tHr CIty Uf To
 ovt.3-2ld
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-09
POISON

hal produced grr at holes In my back and chest
aud had removed all the hair on IL. hea Vet |
besen 10 mTIoye in We < me. and The sores
began 10 heat, ami wes eEtiTciv gore inside of
el hI wetss. WILL JONES,
Porter Union Pas. Depot.
Gs"o. Texss Ju'y Il, ls,5.
Treatise ON Blood aui Skin Diseases mail free.
The >witr Spscih" Co, DrsSer 3. Atlanta,
'ia., y. \. Is. y. I'd 81.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-09

New Jersey pauper has a peculiar dis
ease. y" matter i'll what position any part
OF his body may he placed. in that position
it remains until changed. Stand him up in
a corner and he will remain their until re-
moved. If he Is ordered t" fold his arms
they are folded. and remain ;" until >cpa-
rated by force. Ii his mouth should be-
open and full of flies, he neither notices the
flies nor shuts his mouth until 50 directed
by the keeper.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-09

\ 81. Louis drug company recently re-
ceived IA package Ot aloeS tied up in a
monkey skin. \ writer in Il Western pa
per thinks this method of packing rather
rough on the monkeys. for il takes thirty or
more of the little fellows To furnish wrap
pings for a single hundred weight of the
drug.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-09

W. J. Elliott l. the editor "f the Capital,
a l'"al paper of Columbus. He j. ut the
hl""P-raw stripe of journalists. II" saws
very hard things about persons. and says
them IN the most blunt and brutal manner.
Many times he tells the truth and does good.
hut he l. thought not t" he al all particular
whether il is the whole truth and nothing
but the truth. ~ that il makes good stun for
ms paper. Emil kieSewcttrr our demo
cratic state auditor has been one Of the Oh
le"t> of his writing-animo>ity for some
time. kie>cwrttrr felt that he had stood
Elliott about a> long as flesh and blood
could endure, and 81 he went for him last
evening III the Neil House with pistol
lie fired two shots. one Of which went
through Eiliutt'> clothes and damaged hi>
thumb little. Elliott'> brains are not in
his thumb
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-09

The Cincinnati sun. speaking of the de
mise of Miles Greenwood. says. The death
of any [suchl man is of itself an event. :
A. the wnrd crcHt means. radically, pdss-
.,ig-ort. we are inclined {" the opinion that
th, SIM i, more than half right in saving
that THE death nt any man l. "f itself
Al event
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-09

Mr.. Isaac y. Jordan. who with Follett Is
defending the Cincinnati fraud before the
circuit court. was set down and sat upon by
Judge Cox in the proceedings on Saturday.
Mr.. Jordan is a nice lawyer and all that.
hu, he got a hint from the court that in
structed him not Ia let his politics ramp
oyar his manners.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-09

F.D.M.. writing of Virginia. says THE
republicans PLAYED against loaded dice
there. Loaded dice are what keep the
South solid. But We shall some day smash
that game. if We have (" wave a hi""iS Shlr'
,r ~ tn ,ln IL
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-09

The preparations appear Ia have all been
made for RierS execution tomorrow. And
Vet il is believed that the Canadian govern
ment will md some way cut of II at the last
moment. There is intense excitement all
over the Dominion. which the hanging
would be likely 10 precipitate into insurrec-
tionary movements.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-09

The jury in the ease Of Stead. editor OF
the Pall-Mall Gazette. charged with taking
the girl Eliza Armstrong from her home
AGAINST her fathers will. have found him
guilty. The judge deferred sentence I'LL
after his and his co-iefendants trial "n the
other indictment-that for indecent assault.
Thus is the shocked virtue of London in
cnnrs,. of Yindicatinn.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-09

Two years ago contracted blood poison. After
ia ing pre~cr,pt - from the bet hy,icians here
ard at usl a., concluded to visit Hot -priugs
an on reaching leNArksua a Doctor rgCurnru- nj
ne 10 uV >W'its specific, ss-Uriu. IHr that 1t
Euuli h-nent me more than Hot Springs. Al
thuuEh the
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-09

General Hazen is iii some sort Of hohbery
Again. .-Old Probabilities is the >quallie>t
weather in the calendar. We have not taken
the pains Ia read what HaZen has hutted
ayainst this time. Ii doesn't matter. He
has become numerous in the dispatches.
and by that token We take il for granted
that he has locked hoTnS with some portion
of the ufficeholdng people Of the United
States Hazen needs aPpea>ing with club
ar smell
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-09

The majority against Hill outside OF New
York and Kings counties WAS about 5o.Ooo'
And Vet those two counties elected MN
The great cities do the business for Us.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-09

The democratic campaign of Lee in Nir-
giuia was full revival of the confederate
war-~pirit. Ii was a cavalry-march under
th,. rebel tlag-> >ec,.Sh on crittcT-backs.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-09
CONTAGIOUS


Diseases are Prevalent all over the Worl1.
sm native of England, aud while was in
that cuu~try C0ntr t.ted thrr.bs b 90 ppiso I
nj for two years under rrelJm-at : an out
icor p-tent at Nottingham HospIt !, Eugl ind
ut vas not cured. ; trret the most aguniziuG
Ia;n~ in my bon ., and covere 7 wi h sores ali
'ver nv body nd limbs. Il vertigo nd deaf
lesS. with psTtId loss Of sight, severe pains ~
NY head aud e. II o. which nearly ran me-
ray. lot al hope IN that country, and sailed
= mrri a a1' treated at K "s.y welt In this
itv, as we'll ~ by prom n-nt phvsiC an Il New
l DrE aaV ug 40 connect on With the hospitals.
s'T he Hiy,rtise'u,H # SwIfts ~legiiC snd
I ieter1.'ued 10 sI.e stA trial as la,t resort.
4 gwen up 4 hope If icing currd as had
zone through the har 5 ni h best mrdica rnen
in SIT cham aud sew Ier-. tonz six bottles
OF : ;. :. -nt C'n a. With great jog thit tn, y
have cured eenlire'y. | AN As sound and well
As ever was in my life.
/. FRED HALFORD.
New York city, Jure II. l5,5.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-09
~ ccssmsaloaf>o-s 70
sPuIIsFIElD PUBusHIls CO.,
xPRrN0FIELD. o.
wesp.Y. EVENING NOVEMBER 9. 1885

Nenia Is coming to the front in the hrntheI
and blood business. Nenia has been IT
pu,ed for morality-but the whitewash will
crack and scale off occasionally.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-09
IHF >IIJER DOILiR,
How the Bullion Hec"ms> th" ''htt"ring
~.

""'N vi
"hi'h Tue th'''''"N '''''
stantly depicting. the ihllah'inh MIMI
is the chief AGENT. and to This end
turned out ia " aNe'a2''t ''' ="
those large white colrs To WhIth WASH
ington Irving gave the TIT" OF Al
mighty afterwards diSclaiming all
:s7;..',. ;,,,,,,, !, ;tsnarut,.ttIra when
- -, ,,-itcI,- rrr,.ul,trd
."' .ba ,nLon n Which he applied il.
nf'.;t,,S ani,, h,' ,ha Icprth nf = short
.r,,Inr ~ ,b. Cb..tnut and .yunir.r
60, T,n,,I. of N,mmop from In,
.,,,,,,,,a on,d roon, wh,r, the crowd IF
~t..nt,,i - - bon.i..s. faced nronIe b,no
Z 49,, ,,o,,- S,,,,,r;ntard.pt
y" Ill .,ar, na,'.d cnIirt,arI omen
,.9''n,'',,.I. = =, IN. orr an ar,,nJ
a ,w" ,m,1I, - in,Insrre ,r,, RANGED crate.
af ,,an,I,.nji,a Tho crates ar. mad
Ia,I,a5 anJ naIe of IN. .tn,Itrst of wire
,'',''n Tb;. ,bo;r central nn.it,nn
t IL r,,ar5 nv doy snd nighr
" H. 81, I,r,,.,+;or of tbe
"r,,os of mIr,.b,n5isa From the
- of tho elements they have and
.,, 80, ,,,l,., d,fop.a than niles of nip
;ron yo, IN zach of the half dozen
- 80, III a,,o d,v la.t w.aI
- pre,s ar,;st and r.nnrt.r SAW
s,yan,~- Two bIock. of dulI cnloreI metal
;,,,-.r,,h ,l,., ,,,;,,I,, r,,.ntiaIitv
81 nND tSot i tn ssy 80 3-5-lO6O
-, ~ sfI,nr Tim. u.r. 15o Ono
-, InlIar. san,r,t,.I nrI, hy . w;r.
na,,,n, frnp, an art II and . nawsnap.r
nar aud only nv that and hallway
t. n ,rowJ of officr seekers A. the
,.;S;,,rs oan,irr.5 ,bair iourney the
.,,gon,.;ss of the furnaces called for
-, h,,I,;o, o,a tho wnrkmc, sct IN
~ ,vb.oI;r,- il oT on battered old
,rmnIs a. cnnrI,can,Iv A. # the bic
hr;ots ,roro cn,n,n.nI ~ tbe stur thai
h,;cE. g.par,lIy ar. rnmnos.d nf
w. Cat !, in sh nurnt. twice a
...L Gid toIonel Marie. who ,s
Cb:af Cl.rL Hirkock said cnuId tell
r,ora about IN. Mint than an, body else
in if ..It's ,bnut qgp-luuo fine when i,
comes from CnInraJn and cnnurb
,.,,,,,,r b,. :, no .,tI.d IN max. pnl
,nis0 fine The conner mad been added
L, ,bn mcI,crs in the ho, room to,h,. left
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-09

The LOrd'S DAY was observed Yesterday IN
Cincinnati by the holding of a rip-,mortlug
socialists meeting in CuStom-house square.
1t was under the auspices of the Anarchist
branch If the International W"rkmgmem's
Association. one Parsons. editor ot the
Alarm. = S"ciali>tic organ AT Chicago. MS
the Speaker. He denounced all rirh m,m,
and blasted Henry ". Beccher tnI carry inG
a watch worth 81, 400. This is pretty steep
i"r a preachers timepiece.
John Mccullough, the eminent tragrdlan.
died AT his home in Philadelphia yesterday.
About "A year ago he broke down un tn"
stag" III Chicago, and gradually became in
sane. Last summer he was placed in the
lunatic-a>l lum at Bluomingdalr from which
lac Was removed to his home some three
weeks ago. considerably improved. Coming
Ia his sane ~en>.'> un SATURDAY. and steadily
sinking thereafter. he died A. peacefully A.
child. He WAS al noble nature. with
hosts Of friends. and was an honor To the
tmcTlraU stage
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-09

Higgins thinks he has been indorsed by
the victories in New York and Virginia, and
h,. j. putting in his lickS against civil service
with renewed yignr. He i "n top. There
j. no preien,e about his methods. He goes
cratic fashion. TO the Ncior> hel"mg the
spoils." quoth Higgins. a. he has been
guothinE from the start. Higgins is no
hypocrite He is the salt land Pepper of
the democratic administration.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-09

A knife presented 10 General Grant dur
ing his European tour. lost by the hero in a
railway wreck in New Jersey and found a
short time ago. has been purchased from the
nhdef for 500, which amount has been
..li,ed .,il % over to the Grant monument fund by
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-09

a 90 oedlord county, Pa, farmer raised
~ 500 pumpkins this season.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-09

An exceedingly shabby pamphlet in a
blue paper wrapper. sewed. quart" size. and
containing only twenty-five pages. WAS sold
in London the other day for forty guneaS
1t was Shelley'S ''AdonaiS." the first edi-
tion. printed i'll Pisa in 1921 High a. this
price is, a copy of the same edition sold r,-
Gently for f45. The price was given in
both cases not by private collector. but by
a bookseller.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-09

The Knights Of Labor have suffered p
great disgrace by the acts "t members in the
dynamiting of strert-cars in -. Louis.
The guilty parties have heen caught and
have confessed. They are Knights in high
standing. Ii does not appear. however.
that they had any authorization to this
mUrderuuS brutality from their order: and
the order all over the country denounces
them. This is we'll; for. if dynamite gets
into that organization. il viii, as it should.
blow il L. everlasting flinders.
They are getting up a good many hugahoo
stories about Andrew Johnson that he
ought Ia be here to give the lie t". johnson
was bull-headed and sometimes ho"zy. but
We do not believe that impartial history will
make up il mind that the old man had any
traitors blood in his veins. And the
charge that he had anything 10 do with the
assassination Of Lincoln is emotional and
pitiful nonsense. johnson behaved ugly
sometimes, but he was neither traitor nor
assassin.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-09
4 Mo.sbark In,urrrction.

We have information which hooks Ia us
authentic that the mosSback virtue of tie
democratic paTty is making ready Ia assert
itself in the organization of the general AS
semhly elect. The clean and honest gen
tlemen of the party say that the democracy
Of Ohio can not father the Cincinnati out
rage and live. They say that the Enquirer
clan can have their play ont down there
committing fraud and defending fraud, but
that, when ii comes Ia adopting that in
fanny. and making themselves pdrticipcs
crimiHis in it, they will sink the party 10
Sheol before they will do il. and then they
won't.
There is going 10 be surprise for John
Mclean. when he goes up Ia Columbus 10
organize the legislature. though he
should arrive with his Hamilton county
senators and representative ali provided
with certificates. The righteous old moss
back. elect going 10 play hand in this
game. There are several of them who are
said 10 be too costly for the Mclean eN-
chequer 10 buy. They rW repndiGte the
Cincinnati fraud.
His ROYAL NbS Dalton clerk OF the
courts Of Hamilton county. was brought 10
taw Saturday before the circuit judges in
Cincinnati. The republican REALTORS in the
mandamus proceeding replied Ia the answer
of the democratic defendants. denying all lis
material allegations; and. the case being
then for trial. Dalton was put on the wit
ness stand with the papers which show the
frauds and foTGrrie> canyaSseTt by him a
eection-returnS. and was run through a
course of questions. His testimony-a> far
- Int for he was adjourned on the
( .I.Ss.d in that Of an unwilling /
lovingly eUessed. As each EGIlI out OF MN
II was presented with its bdl tiate tile allie
rs a mementO of the party. a df the courts
The zebra i'm the zooIogicss seci,'"p !" III
'phia had his hoofs paryt1ca candidates
wing grpwn to an es6pe than enough
sk per !. inning shows
KAN on 70 daylight. /