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The Daily Tombstone., 1885-12-11
First publication, November %, 1851
No. 437, for Patent
to the Large Hope Mine.

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The Daily Tombstone., 1885-12-11
$500 REWARD

By virtue of thcauthority vested
in me by the Board of Supervisors
of Cochise County at a regular
meeting of said Board, held on tie
9Th dav of October, 1885, l hereby
offer a reward of $500 for the ap-
prehensien. dead or alive, OF the
renegade Apache Chief Geronimo.
And by the same authority | offer
a further reward of $3.50 for the
apprehension, dead or alive, of any
one of said GerOnimo's band II
renegade Indians who have bc az
engaged with him in his murdei
Gus raids through Cochise County
Such apprehension, to earn the
above rewards. must be made by
some person or persons not in the
military service of the United
States.
r. S. HATCH, Sheriff.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-12-11
CAPITAL PRIZE, $150,OO0

I'VE do hereby certify that we supervise
the arrangements for all the Monthly ami
Semi.Annnai Drawings Of The LOLi-ian.'
Stale Lottery Company, and ia person MAJ
age and control the Drawings themselves,
and that the same are conducted with hon
e-ty. fairness. and in good faith toward all
Dartes, and we authorize the G. mpany t.:
use Ills certificate. with fac siniles Of our
signatures attached, ia its advertisements D"
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-12-11

only Halves IS. seF en RSissS 81
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-12-11

For Sale.
The fixtures, range, stools, dishes,
tables and shelving of the st. Julian
restaurant, will be sold at bargain ii
cslled for at once, as the building
must be vacated. Apply to HI. Schmeid-
ing at jewelry store. 11-A
New brand of Key West Cigar, Ell
Sol de Cuba, at Fortlouis'.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-09

David Hull and Asa Stephens got on Q
big tear yesterday evening and made
things yer. lively 10 the lossr part oitown.
They invaded q number Of houses and
chased the women on, Of doors. The Mar
shsl was seat Tor, and after some trouble
be succeeded 10 lsndiBg them in The lock.
up
The Cbeapest.-Get q good suit 10 order
10: $1,000 At Harry Soudsrs
Three drunken irsppI we're locked up
yesterday. Lsa night they were making
things very lively in that part Of town.
Sleeve Buttons, Rings. Lace Pine. Ear
Rings, and everything in frat class goods
at the Martins Ferry JeWelIy Store.
Mr.. James Y. Paterson and Mrs Octa-
via Miller we're married Q fes days sgo
Miss Dot Kelley. Q twelveyesrold
daughter Of DIR. Kelley. Of Portland. died
Saturday evening.
Have you seen that stock of Gold and
Silver Watches At ihe Martins Ferry
Jsxelry store'
On Friday evening Mi" Flora Van Pei.
gave party for tho benefit of number
II her young frienda The evening ~as
spent in playing games and eating the eie-
CANT supper prepared for them, Among
thoss prtsent were: Nessrs James Rsls-
! ton, Frank Heudtrsop. Eddie Blsctiosd.
Wilbur Snsdiker, Charlie, Snediker, Will
Zink, Dlrb ysnpelt. Ho.srd Montgomery.
Esd Misses Jessie ShNeis, Bette Sheet,
Annie Naelspd. Minnie Coz, Mary Thou.
IS, Bessie Brady, Roth ysnpslt. Casio
| Vanteli.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-09
PARKERsBURa SCANDALS,
Married to n Cypfisn-The Pairs AdVen-
tures-Two Otner Cases.
ISpscia! % Ne ReQiIsr.

PARKERsBURG, W Va, November S.-SA
prominent travelling salesman was lately
married to we'll known oyprian OF this
city. The groom recently became &C
uusinted with the bride, who is near twenty
years of age. He spent much time in her
society, which resulted in visit to Marietta
where they were married. The couple are
po4 at the brides residence, in this city.
The groom is in arrears in his hotel bill
The proprietor of the hotel sent constable
TO arrest him. % arriving he found the
happy pair enjoying their honeymoon &C
cording to Marquis of Queensbury rules.
The groom refused to pay the bill but the
fair bride settled it. The groom has very
prominent and respectable connections,
ard when they hear the news there will no
doubt be q sensation.
A girl baby born lest night was found
dead this morning in Phillips court alley,
between Tenth and Eleventh streets, in
nude condition. From appearances it Wa:
alive when placed there. Its right thumb
was in its mouth aud it was lying in a
natural position, with no signs OF violence
The Corouers verdict was that the child
bad come to its death from criminal deser
ton at the hands Of its mother. A
warrant was Issued for o domestic EN-
ploysd by a highly respectable family
when it was found that she was confined Il
her bed and in q pTecarious condition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-09

cslIos of exehequer under Mr. Gladstone,
J.K Cross, lately parliamentary under
Secretary Of State tor India, Sir William
Hsrcourt, John Bright, etc. etc, OF pres
eut Government. Lord lddlesleigh hrst
Lord of the Treasury, Who as Sir
Stafford Northcote was Chancellor OF
exeheoupr under Lord Beaconsheld, Sir
Michael Hicks Beach, present chancellor
of the exchequer, whose motion defeated
The GLADSTONE government in the house OF
Commons last June; Robert Griffin, form
erly an editor Of the London Economist
and President Cf the Statistical Society,
now at the head Of the Commercial De-
partment of the Board of Trade. Oi Others
we'll known are: Mr. John Birch, an emf
nent director of the Bank of ENGLAND;
Henry R. GreeDfslL whose writings
with those of Henry 81. Gibbs,
nave chiefly upheld bi mstslism in
ENGLAND; directors of same bank; Prof
Henry Sedg siek, Of Oxford, who defended
the bi metallic theory in his treatise on
Political Economy aud Words, presiding
officer of bis section in the last British as.
section meeting; Prof David Mason, OF
Edinburg; Prot James Brice, OF Oxford,
NJ. P; Samuel Smith, who, with
S. Williamson, represents bimetslhsm,
and Liverpool, in the House Of Commons
OF FRANCE AND GERMANY
leading plblic men with whom Mr.. Marble
conferred are less we'll known here, but In
clude in France Henri Cernuehi, proml-
peut leader of bi-metslhsts not only OF
France bat of Great Britain, but was q
delegate 10 the International Monetary
Conference of 1881; in Gsrmsnyis Bleech,
rodsr, bi-metsllist and leading banker, and
delegate Of Germany to Conference in
1891
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-09
AN EDITOR SHOT
Ia the Ball Of the Thumb by a State
Official Who
HAD BEEN EuIToRlALY CRITICISED.
Auditor Of State Emil Kiesmetter Fires
Two Shots at J. W. Elliot, Of the
Sunday Capital"
SOME EXCITEMENT FOR COLUMBUS.

CoLuNBUs. . November S.-Great ex.
citement was created in the lobby Of the
Neil House quarter before seven o'clock
this evening by an encounter between Au-
ditor OF State Emil Kiesmet,er and W. J.
Elliott. editor and proprietor Of the Sunday
Capitol newspaper. During the encounter
two shots were fired By Kiesmetter. the
fnt Of which struck Elliott in the ball
of the thumb Of the right hand
producing only a aesh wound and
passed throssh the left side Of his
overcoat and did touch thsS ssty..
When they became freed from each other
Elliott made an effort to escape. at tho
same time trying to get bis revolver from
his pocket, and when about twelve feet
away Kiesme,ter fred second shot, which
in bis excited condition missed its aim and
struck the ceiling Of the hotel office. The
engagement caused great stir among
the guests and confused these who were
eye with esses. People from oil part, OF
the city soon heard Of the encounter and
rushed to the Neil House to learn OF the
facts and the lobby was crowded oil even.
ing.
Kiesmetter was arrested and gave bond
in the sum Of $1,000 for bis appearance
before the Mayor. The cause Of the st-
tack is feud Of two O. three years stand
ing during which time Elliott in his paper
has criticised Kiesmet,er, charging him
with official misconduct on several occa'
sious. Each have made statement 10 re-
gard to the shooting, which are capable OF
widslr 6;fferent constructions
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-09
REM ARKABLE EVENT,

Five Children at n Birth, and Twenty One
All Told In siRs'ssP EsqF: IN 9ns
Family.
TOLEDO, 0HIo, November S.-A re-
markable story comes from Henry county,
Just vest Of this city, which, if it we're not
thoroughly subs,autiated, would be almost
incredible, lis to the effect that several
days ago the wife Of wilhelm Freund, a
German farmer living half q mile from
HOlsate, gave birth to Eve children, all
boys, and that all the infants are we'll.
formed and slive. When the correspondent
investigated this stupendous increase in
the census he found that the event
is but one of q series that have
happened in this interesting
family. Mrs FreuDd is ,hiryty.six years
Of age, and during her nineteen years oI
married life has given birth to twenty one
children, eighteen OF WAon are nov alive
The other three lived to various ages ovel
q year. Dr. Townsend, of Holgate, hsl
been in attendance at most of these events
and DR.. Harrison. of Napoleon, is also
cpDYerssut With ihe fscts, and hiss assisted
On some occasions The mother IS de
scribed as comsly German woman. raw
boned and spare, aud the father short snC
stout, but not porlly. This happy couple
| live on q small farm which the husbant
tiIls with the assistance of his numerou
progeny. Some Of the children. it is said
xers born in the hsyGeld, where ID,
mother was at work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-09
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

A negro is reported 10 have killed two
soldiers at Jefferson Barracks near St.
Louis.
Memorial exercises in honor Of General
Mcclellan was held in Austin, Tex, yester'
day.
The a2ple crop about Bufslo, n. Y is
the largest ever kuoTo.
Wildcats are making raids upon poultry
and sheep in certain districts of Connect
cut.
Two msn Sere seyios,ly blrned in at
tempting to save some goods in q burning
building in Chicago.
Mrs. CowdeD, Of near Loweliville, Ohio,
while under q fit of temporary insanity
jumped into the river and was drowned.
Moss. the murder Of Gook, ct Golumbia,
Miss, was run down with bloodhounds and
arrested.
Orders have been received a. tie Brook.
len Navy Yards to put the Tallapooss in
lighting trim.
a son Of Farmer Bstemsn, Of Elmo,
Texas, aged 8 years, murdered his brother,
aged 10 years, with a jack knife.
The North, Central and South American
Exposition will be opened at New Orleans
to-morToF.
A strange and fatal disease is raging
amoag milch COWS about Evansville, Ind.
VIM. McCsrter, a newly married but de
serted husband Of Still Pond, Maryland
was Saturday found dead.
Ss8e students have brought suit against
the 0berlin Telegraph College Tor sileged
misrepresentation.
George Burns, o brutal wife beater, o.
Knoxville, Tenn, was taken to the woods
The other night aud whipped nearly tc
desth.
Rev. DR.. O. Oonrsll, bearer Of a decree
of the late Flensry E0upcil at BALTIMORE, il
expsosed to arrive ip America this week
from Rome, with decree approved BY th'
pone
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-09
TRAGEDY AT CHIcAsS.
"A PROCLAMATION.

A Young Girl Kills Her stsP-Father to
Eave the Life OF Her Mother.
CHICAGO, November S.-AnD's IhomP-
son, a co!ored girl, aged sSsanteep years
to night stabbed Yaree Wilson, her step
father, with a small knife, so that he bled
10 death iE shout an hour. Vance was
employed as PastsE is the jswelry store
Of Giles Brothers, and vas kn9Sl % 3
peaesabls man. Tonight, however, he
sent home under the influence OF liquor,
and got into al alteration With
his wife, who is an invalid,
aud lay helpless in bed. Wilson, fnslly
becoming enrsged at being coOtrsdleted,
nsract his wife with one Of his heavy
boots. At this inst an, Annie Thompson,
his stsp-dsugh,eT. rRshed from another
room to her mothers assistance She struck
Wilson once in the arm With small knite
sbe held in her hand, seveIinR an artery,
and fed from the ousa. The girl was ar.
rested ~ midnight She said she believed
that in cattinE Wilson she saved her moth
era life
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-09
CASES DECIDED.
United States Court sad sppreme Court

United States Court sad suprcme Court
Of Appeals.
CHARLESTON, W. Va November s.-Ths
following cases have been disposed Of in
the United States Couit: The case OF
Clark vs. Reeder. from Boone county, was
docketed. Wm. Farley, Mike Bcasley.
Robert Bessley, Levi A. I.illey, J. CarPen'
ter, J. n. Justice and Miles Brown were
fined 500 each for violation Of the ln'
ternal Revenue laws. J. Lilley, charged
with the same oflense, was acquitted.
United States Va. Squire Mullen, Preston
Mullen, Wm. Judy and John Stacy, for .
violation Of the Internal Revenue laws.
were each fiped 800.
The osses againit the following psnons
have been dismissed: John Jones (No. -
Mary Lane, John W. l.uster, John l.. Win.
ston, John Win,z, Brilley Nicely, VIM.
Damn, Green Fort. W. s. Keiser, II. G.
SpriQs mo. 2GO) Jas. White. j. N. Glen,
Henry Blair, II Lamon, Jack Short, John
White, W. A. Painter and Lee Csssep.
euPREME COURT or AfPEALS
At the session Of this court, Monday, The
following business WAS transacted:
On motion OF Col Swami, Samuel G.
Kelley. of Monongslia county, Was I'D.
mifted to practice in The court.
Leave Was given for 'hs withdrawal OF
tha record In the case OF Shrewsbury vs..
Shrewsbury.
An appeal Nss allowed in the case Of
Kelly vs. High & W.lcb, from Kapswba
county. Bond 5000.
In the case Of Landeman va Wilson 4
Beardsley, from Cabell county, writ Of
error was allo~ed. Bond 300.
An appeal and supersedes was allowed
in the case Of MoCle.ry and others W.
Lucas. trustee, from Jefferson county.
Bond 50 o. The Court adjourned at noon
until Saturday, November l4,h.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-09
BELLAlKk.

It's .sid the mir,e are fesiously con.
templating der.sbdips another halt cent
for digginS. j, will be remembered thst
they ;~.re given halt cent advance sboat
. week ago, but the operators raised the
price of coal 20 thar the miners think they
can pay another hall cent 70 them. IL ~
no, known What vas done A4 the nee.ipg
OF the diggers in City Hall on Saturday
night, as the session vas held With closed
doors.
After painful iilness, tie infant child
Of Mayor Cooper died yesterday morning
oi gastric fever.
The BeIlsme Goblet WORKS II working
in full and is turning oct ioor C FIVE shstss
Of glass. !,
The upper ienJ has been 61sd up ard
repain,ed.
TIE crown Of The Lantern Globe Worfs
d sill intact and may last Tor some tins'
Tso unfostunabs we're detained q ne
lookup JeserdsJ-one for Sighting sod one
ios drunkenness.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-09

Chinese DemonsLralons Uni III -
Omeial Warning of the Use of Troops.
WASHINGTON, November 8-Ths Pres
ident yesterday issued the following proela'
nation:
"B, the President Of the United States
of America
"A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, It is represented to me by
the Governor of the Territory of Washing
ton that domestic violence exists within
the sald Territory, and that BY reason OF
unlawful distractions and combinations,
and the assemblsge Of evil disposed per-
sons, it has become impracticsble to en-
force by the ordinary course OF Judicial
proceedings the laws of the United States
az Seattle and at other points and places
within said Territory, whereby hte and
property are there threatened aud endsn-
gered; and
"Wneress, The Legislature Of ssid Terri
tory cannot be convened, aud in the judg'
ment Of the President an emergency has
arisen, and case is now presented which
iusri6eg snd requires, under the Constitu-
tion aud lave OF the United S'stes, the en-.
ployment of military force to suppress do
meslic violence and enforce the faithful
execution of the laws of the United States,
if the command and warnings Of this proc
lama,ion are disobeyed and disregsrded.
Now, therefore, ], Grover Cleveland,
Presiden. 0! the United States OF America,
do herebv commsud and warn all insur-
gents and all persons Who have assembled
~ any point within the said Territory OF
Washington for the unlawful purf oses
aforesaid to drsist thersirom, aud 10 dis
perse and retire pescsbly 10 their respect
i've abodes on or before II o'clock merid-
ism. on the SIh day of November instsnt.
And | do simonish all good cirizsns OF
tAe CpIed States, and sil persons within
the limits and Jurisdiction thereof, against
aiding. Abs;tipg. countenaneing or taking
suy part in any such unlawful acts or as
semblsges.
IN witness whe eof, l have set my hand
and caused the seal of the United States
10 be hereunto affixed.
! Done at the city Of Washington this
! Trh dsy of November, in the year of our
: Lord 1885, aud of the independence OF
the United Ststes the llQth
"GROyER CLETELAND.
"By the President: Z. F. BAYARD.
"rSssl Secretary of State.
EMIGRATION STATISTICS.
The Commissioners Of Emigration Of the
State of New York have ssra-ted to the
Secretary of the Treasury during the year
ended June 30 there arrived at New York
from foreign parts 56,9O6 passengers.
Most OF theSs ver8 destined to Illinois,
New York, Ohio, PennsyiGanls, Iowa,
7 Michigan, Minnesota, and Wlseonstn
During the year there were returned to
the country whence they came l,lsS
Immigrants, of which 81 were In
sane, 30 we're idiotT, 2 blind,
9 were deaf and dunb, Ii Sers cripples,
7S we're enciente, 4T3 we'e disabled By
sickness. 7 By reason Of old age, and 439
were without visible means Of support,
The amount Of the immigrant fund col
lpeteA under Act Of August 3rd, 1882, was
Sl422lO and the expenses Of the eommls'
sion amounted to Sl4BGSl. The conmls
siouess recommend the act OF Congress &c
regulate immigration be amended, 30 as te
provide tor adequate penalties for all Tlo
laiions of tie l2S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-09
WITH HARD GLOVES
Two Eastern Bruisers Batter Each
Other
IN MINNESOTA FOR $500 A SIDE
Killsn, Of Philadelphia, and LaniOn, oI
South Boston, the Prin-
ciples.
BOTH MEN PRETTY BADLY DONE UP

ST. PAUL, November s.-ThIes hun
dred people, including Parson Davies
Tommy Chandler and other noted sports
Of Chicsgo, with a full representation oi
local sports Of the Northwest and quite a
number of wsllkuoRn citizens BY boat
and carriages, gathered at 8 p. m.
to-day on the scene of the WilSou-Cardif
fight. A ring was formed for $500
hard glove contest between Killen, OF
Philadelphis, who had been under Tom
Chandler training for three weeks, and
Lsnnon, of South Boston. The fight was
10 a finish, Marquis Of Queensberry rules'
Killen was much the taller Of the two men
and provided with longer reach OF arms
yet they were fairly matched as to phys
ique, barring the fact that Killenis heavier
Lannon forced the fighting from the FIRST
against the advice of his trainers, Barnes
and Brady. aud exhausted himself IN face
blows at Killen, whose head Was out Of
his reach and who countered on Lannon'
neck and face, winding him badly in the
third round by q bsck-hauder across the
throat. Up to this time Lannon had the
better of the fight. The fighting was
fast and furious and the men showed signs
of exhaustion, and only chance blow
could decide the csntest. 1t came Ian
mons way on the 6pish of the eighth
round There was considerable confusion
Rhen Davies claimed knockout for Xii
len and at various times when Donaldson,
Of Minneapolis Wou'd br Ok ito the rirg
and make some foolish claim. AT
one point he and Brady
would have come to blows but for
the promptnesss of Referee Billy Nelson,
who gave satisfaction, as he kept the men
fouling and cleared the ring Of interlopers
Who desired to make disturbance. hillen
was admirably handled by Chandler. Da'
vies is willing to match Killen against his
old protege, Patsy Cardiff.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-09
STRUCK AGAIN.

Four Thousand Miners Out In the Hook.
iuS Valley snd the situation UncOmf"rt-
able.
COLUMBUS, o, November s.-AdVices
from the Hooking Valley tonight are
alarming. Sundays are always the times
Of dsyilmept when the men are idle There
are nov over four thOusand ~sR opt on
the strike, and lees than one thousand are
at work. Efforts are being made to get
the Others to come out, aud the old ami
mostly between union men and blacklegs
cropped QGt in several places to day.
The StraitsvilIe and SGsSaee men
visited Buehtel and Sand Run to-day,
where mass meetings we're held and reSo'
lu,ions adopted asking the men to come
out psaesb,y or by force Tomorrow the
procession will move On LongstFetA cpd
Carbon Hill. The operators Insist that
,hey will shut down bef,re they will con-
cede to the demand for an advance from
ifty to sixty cents They are resuming
preparations ioE the protection of their
property. The Columbus, Hooking VALLEY
& Toledo shops here and at Logan shut
down tonight on account OF the strike,
and many trsinmen are thrown out Of
yosk.
Tns Ts<as Strike.
GALyEsroy, TEAAs, November s--A
spscisl to the News from Austin confirms
the report that Superintendent Atkinson,
OF the Direct Navigation Company at
Houston, did call on Governor Ireland for
military aid TO obtain possession Of their
property. The Governor replied by tele'
graph as follo' ::
81 have no authority to issue orders to
the sheriff. Go to 9 lawyer and sue out a
writ of sequestrstiou aud give it to the
sheriff; that will compel him to executs
and summon q posse. If all are unable tc
execute the writ BY reason Of powerful re
sis,enee, will order out military aid"
Not iess thea one hundred men stand OF
the Navigation compsnSs wharf. and th'
Knights of Labor ct Galveston assert tha
thew are merely guarding property.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-09
his morning
stnrt,nrUp AT ROaeh's.

CHESTER, Pa, November S.-An fore
men OF departments at Roach's ship yard
prior TO Suspension, have been ordered 70
report Monday morning, aid they viii
take on $50 men, which number will be
augmented IS necessary, but in no case
will more than 800 men be employed
Fhey will be in the employ and under the
uay roll of the Cove nIaeaL 4haqt three
months will be required to complete tht
unfinished Boston" and ten months fol
Chicago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-09

NEURALGIA, rheumatism, erysipelss, tn.
mora. swelhugs, sore tbrost, toO,hache and
all other pains and Sches are promptly
cured BY Salvation Oil Price twenty-five
cents. Sold everywhere.