The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-19
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 A government pack train came In from Bowie this morning.
 The therponeter registered but 80 degrees at noon to-day.
 Briggs Goodrich returned last evening from Ph-nIx. Briggs reports the climate in that section ss lovely.
 The streets presented quite lively ap- pearance las: evening, there being large number of strangers in the city.
 Latest adviccs from Mir. Cohen of the New York store. state that he has completed his purchase of fail and winter goods and that he will return hum, in the course ofa couple of weeks.
 Ferris, the San Diego claimant of the Tichborne estate in England. has gone to Washington 10 get his back pension. intend ing to use the money to establish his identity as the long lost sir Roger T,chburne. Chaplain Borrum of the United States Navy sals the fact that the American Navy Is manned chiefly by foreigners is at;r,buta. | be to the disinchnation of Americans tu en- l lis, and serve common seamcn. Mir Dumphy of Chicago and one of inc owners of the syndicate. reference Q which | is made in another column, cap'ureo an | Apache while in Sonora and now has his | scalp iu his possession. This Is the only i scalp that We know of that GAs been taken ' this season.
 Mr. Pat. Holland ts day received n letter from h SOn-ir- law, Mir Waiter c. 1 Hawkins, which contained the sad rcws that a uiece of Pats had die., very re ceptiy. Pat feels very bad over the news MS ihe yLuns lady iu question was favo- rite with him.
 Gus. Willilms r ceived letter iss, night from Gus. Lee, ar oiG timer in this city, tha, wns enclosed in an envelope twelve inches Wide. The letter WAS ten feet long. It t""k thirty cents worth 6i stamps 10 bndg it hrte. Gus has placed II ip his cab,ue, with the rest of his rare specir,rns.
 We are under obligations to MT. William Head for Il beautiful supply of fruit which he sent to our office to-day. Mr. Head re- Ccives 8 large consignment o! fruit frcu.
 Los Angeles by yexpress every day. and is
 thereby enabled to sell nothing but the freshest and finest of fruit. Give him ] call
 aud be cOuvinCcd.
 A mort extraordinary wedding has occur
 red m Pierre county. Georgla. William
 Harrell, aged 20. weil-Io-do farmer, e
 pousea Sail!e Wilson, sged only 10,1 year.
 The girI's father is fcrrymsn for Mniol Spence, and gave consent tu the weddin 2 he couple went to Macon on tneir wedding
 tour, and return home to begin house-kcep
 ing tomorrow. All ths rsriies are Whi.'
 aud are well connected.
 The language tina; is ueed by the smsl boys n this town Is terrible, und ladles wh' those wLo have to pass where thesc lttI imps are playing marbles, have their ear ' assaulted with the loulest kind of language , The police should pay little attention t ' tucsC uoyeL a iC" aIICete anu udy oi tM' } in the cooler would make them 8 little nor t choice of their language.
 Capt. Hatfield. Co. D 4th Cavalry. with !. men and i've Indian scouts are now slatone
 at Cstenca, Sonora. about l2 miles fro.a th
 Copper King smelssr, and reports that thcr 2 are several email bands of hostiles rapgiu through the Cauanea mountains. On thei - way to where the troops are now stationed 2 Captain Hatfield and his officers stopped an
 took dinner with c. s. Benham, who shove
 them the trails recently made by the hostile
 It Is expected that Capt. Hatfield will mak 0 good Indians of some of them be:cre len. Captain Bowling. postuasier of Toledo
 has issued card declaring that he ca s no longer act with the Republican part! C The object, of course, is to retain hl
 office; but if there is an nJ,hing in til doctrine of offensive par'issash!p, S J officer who rushes into print to confe.
 k,mse,f 6 political spos,ate certainl
 ought to be bounced. rh.s fellow nut :, De c partner of our John Patrick Gun ' We clip the following from the Wal a. Walls Stockman. The painter referre
 to is brother of Mr. Msgsnn, of 'h 'e city: ".Oue of the tsstiest snd nastie 'u pieces oi worx ever turned out in Wa! Ut Wslla is Brewster side buggy on exh "a bitiou in the pavilion. Esststn visito '0 declays they never saw the super'oE in d s' states. Y.s the painting and oEname'
 tstiou was performed by wslis Wal
 boy, J. M. Msgsuu, and the vehicle V . uui.l by our yu. canic friend, Joe Smith ty - -.------ FIX - I'-p .SUIe.