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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-20

Rev. CAaElss Il. A. Dan. uhoss dsatA
e Calsutaa hes hssn annoanesd. began
his missionary isbofs ID S. LoaiG uhege
be worked via AID lived in the faEily
of Rev. Dr.. klioG Ona day tie Eltoia
had ias1 50 Do n TO dinasF uhen Dan
rushsd il. exclaimad tbs gorst ease
yelw Enaaskad she dish of toasl b e
ffom ths table and ruahsd auag again.
% give Il % q poor family ha had Just
diasu7sred.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-20

Ths sompHrMtivs eheapnaAs % dia-
nsnzsa a. the pEessnf ttme is partly aa-
euantAd fer hT khe fn1t taal Gouft
Afriea aiuna hna alEam3y aiNsn % tha
wsxsa e2a e1o coo wuFlh q thaas radiani
go
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-20

FOr Sale.

W ACRKs or FIRST CLASS
- .oteq lard orchard. good house
- sarA with three ane Slrssnss a va.
llsaink through Ia There Are two
-. ailh d the nlaoN sffh an ahunf-
- q ~ bosa hficS CAV IA the oaun-
1qst desirable place, with Rood
a.sl. tseaiaEe Distance from seattle
-. le1s than -four mica. Situated
-. Icy WN4 q Miiton point Ad
f&.,.. GEORGE DOtsfkiA
va g. = bowman, opposite the
-NAry elock. Post Olaca BOX -.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-20

LONDON, Aug. i9.--Tha Indian Gos.
ernmeni 4 iaviiine tsudsrs af Ns9oaails
fer transports % Be- ready 10 proceed %
Bombay and Calsutla b she end of An-
gust They are % b ussd, h ia rrs-
samed, % earfy Keinforosmsnia of
sroors % BnFmaf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-20

hExEAsRs Ana. i6.-Sinea thn Ti0tN b.
gan oeFe every Catholic workmnn has
been hounded Od Q1sau'a fslMna, a.
tboagh prior 70 the disorders Hundreds
we're q wurk there. 10 many large
ez1anllahments NE Oatheiios have bee1
forced 20 qait
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-20

hoAs tuAA = AAAAAkA
Rose h his ssat and his appsaranee wss
addressed % him. It vas ss follo9a:
DunLrN. Anagst l8th.
To Finsyfv. cAieago CoHusnttos, CAf-
ea0o: The manhood Of Ireland is With
you and trusts that the OonTsntion viii
By Besolation ind0rss ireiand's rights
and resolve 70 Be free.
CHAELB MAoARTEuH IEELENa.
Dublin,S
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-20

kTaoaBk kALza. AuE. l9.-9Eaham
sasoesslaiiy nagieased the wkiricoei
FApsds thIs altsr1o11 with hi9 head pro
lFnding from q b4rrfL
IaUea Scoet. 4 asharman ol LlsWistcn,
altempted % s4iaa ne wbiripQoi raplla
ihia sltsEnoon in q ecfk nnit. His body
uas pieks3 20 nt Lewiston ~ hauF
lister.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-20

AoxrEymEo. Ana. fe.--As he Prosi-
dsnt of sue hspabiis Waa entsgina Ne
thea1of lasl night q mig1roan1 hfod q
revolver aimoai point blank ai BE hsaA
fna bai entered ne Pfasifsnt'a ohe1A.
inalofina . ellzhi wouud. Ihe infuri.
malsseaied hin % terribly thai - diad
shortly Afterwards.
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-15
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neb m fnfifnfe NHFsf rSHhf hRfb yam rfddi3Yfe VY
os Ipsfrtf. 9u fob bun Der meb 0Hfret psnbt moi
NJ euIpst, bIeg, taus ps aIporIis. Spsr foa paa benbe Ell
E Sfuno og ioaoe bsrpao: -Gr IN fpe, ausunna. faa fig
fra ittbe. 0u tan lite saa fig, til bu fall cr aIttIes fra.
Seq er lite fpg,~ ~fpGrste ausunra foste.
~9pab fattss big ba?" fpurete Susr pibtre.
"aa, bet ct Sngentins. Oct saar not opsr meb III
ben, bare leg tan pere taaImrtis.~ iparsb. BUN, os b.nbeS
Stemue ffiaIp. iaa bun r.pps funts fna Sttsne rem.
"5ar nOsen eiort big imob? Gar is eiort nos.t
gait q psbbIsu Sur.
ausunna ,pfisbe pea 5ousbet, os iuarsbe fastmpbist:
'Spab COLT ffulte tu peI siort2 Isi, bu bar pft lite
siort mig nps.t saIt", men ffiute teraa fit gnfst fine
5arbr os srab, iuo bss bsntss sssems rrfiste.
Susr faa forunbret paa bsnts rs fasts: Seq rneusr,
BIZ er fOrberet." Ga reife ausunra fs. Set pisent.
DassIps faIbt paa benbss bI'ae, fOrsreunsse anfst, ibet
bun meb Ssftisbsb utbrsb: 19st bar tu &et I Set CT
bet. gu f~isnnsr its BET. Seq sr fOrberst. Ste tanter
bsfantis cs bsfonbis paa bet Summe os bet Canine
Oct saar lite natarlis til. Ser r 9rnIbifab bet. geb
Dag % psb Nat, puasen % / Come. bpor is Il, ps
bpab leg sisr, iaa fiaar bet CONNIE for mia ~bsffanbia.
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-15

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Iebenbe eIsttrift fForbtnbeIfe meb Sora
ben. SOette ip9rffRttss fuIeffRubtei
psb, at her | Niurpertet I @Iunhen
arbrtnges 1t "a Eommsr tptt Sag
asfaIt, LEGION ogiau 6iaIbersns @uiu
IGeaes msb bCtte Stof. Zen gp1s
ring, fom meb Srbp3s,Iig Cd er afs
iontret paa bsnns Wuebs, piI lite BIZ
bismisgt Of gpaneF nag
Sen rmHpeesIiesrs SosttaseIis af
gprs's Sptrebsn os girtiombeb bar
brast otitiutse et~entommsIis. SO,hp!b
for 9agen. gIonbt anb!t bar bet iaas
ltbts rift fig, at mstens enteIt haas
ente Greer | aImtnbsligb,b CT m'9et
ubiat for SismisssIis Of 9pusi, sr ga
rem trs reset furfiisuis for be fors
itisniee artsr at GrGer. 9et CT t
0aumart eobtfioIt, at mebsns @s og
4opp,I bsrsr til Dc Of Qpnet MET
sftsriirGb!s 9raiortsr, fua CT gsgcn
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-15
I Ipm 0ItfI1 VlRUNQub

rssilag, men BET sr snbnu ucpsIayst,
buurpibt bette ffplbss iGrIiss Smitans
bisb:bsr peo be 70 fijslise 9rRiortsr,
susr muIisuis ~iuGysrs bar fin @runb |,
at be ~foritisaise 9rGIortsr fortrinspis
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-15

n1
90 Q ifbf thr lsan W ct farnsf sa"bas' 5Dor
Hnnns 1ugge Oar Z SpnHeu for at fna t5obfGfe, fog SO
Srtn 70 Buesshe 2ei .Sfsn. San giorbe bette neb
~IisespLtig DO OF fa ieirefaTbenbe sssIeIfe af, at ban IL,
bnpeb ubfatfe fig for ben rinssie care, at bet pirtebe
tsi Grab b~ersIissrbe paa ten Rsifsnbe. Men Ia gsier
par farhie, cs ban fuIbe til at fatte srb.n ut paa Slen
trGt ban ben ieien tHbaae.
Spsr iaa bonn | ar fetet, ~beuGrtsbe, at ban ftfsbe
5arpe, bah BAN bsrfOr binbe fit ,sos llIbsiart ionr ban
bapbe ON eiost, faftre, GO tos Gag I S~ftarfst. Ban Ser
Ode began fig ba ub paa ben farI'se Sti e~ftsrfulst Of
Spr, Der boIbt fit Gag. Den nnse gpuanb sio,be ct
gar RATE Stribt, men srinbrsbs ~pIubfsIis OIss fbie abs
parfel, ~ftanbisbs os iaa fsrft neb t F~iOrben, berpaa our
be bsie 5isIre us Opiu,ob ben bIaa 5inmeI.
Agas big, fe lite tiIrers', ftrss Spsr forftrattet, ba
ban ts!te, at ben urge Wlanb patIsbe % fob uRttert paa
Benene.
'Dst CT, Iissfom leg iuauer I 9uften os pI tiIueirs",
iasbe pan Der Ode fdste. 9sbsunsfen bstos bau, bet
fortnshs fer bans Gins, % ban uiIbe buue ftprtst uooper
SlsIbet % uarst fnuii, buis ban lite bapbe baut en- iaa
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-15

fofnbsS bar en- prisntIia SrtfpbsIi'
p1a 9panstI lseres fore suer uinor'
S~pppis9sb.
Ser stpts, iOm befi.nSt, mango
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-15

O"R W80 VT Iuu pWeI 9UuU Ul luHus URtfI WFH UFl
par BAN itfs muIist at faa ssnts til at iee let. Gilt bet
ban bab bsnbs. 5an ~bespnbte rsiaa ct trO, at bet lite
par ristis fat meb bsnbs.
Da ban lite pitffe at fats paa uOaet bebr. aaab,
opisste ban fit Sstffeubsbarn for ai faa &uab os geileb.
ming Dos benbe. Slime Wsarie bare 10, la bun bsrte.
hpab bet par. % 10 mere pn mere Silt fnm hnn fnrtnlts
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-15

20 lSQal9 pud s1Qolal ,11u uaI,Qd1g1oG
lahunE nlaIraIhI mn t,,Ihnn ~, naL
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-15

UF1sS!T"K vi Ev8f1s I5OUT mug 10
an 1soua1 lac usul .sousa,I 1sp
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-15
TUUI SUtI uItU VU

ben naftsn %bsuihfIsIe, unse Risbuanb fine Nrme, bar
BAN opr bet farIise Steb % Iasbe Fam ubsn Combs os
Samlins paa en- u%osbssroet Steu paa ben aubsn Sibs.
Oct parebe en- Stunb, fsr be 0urise, gn for On, m.t
ben pSrfe Sorfstisbsb tom ~tlybsahe frem, os ba pan Der
Ode tom til fig fslu, tibsuot til at ie Ole pasine bet
farIiss Stsb. Der faa ner par bIepst baus sssn grau, pGr
ban paapste til isieu at bsipim:.
Snbtn ban ffiItes fra fine StpbsfcIf, ts ban bet
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-15

: 'qs9 'qu'1s1nluit 1snc9sq 3IoQ a
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-15

lluo6 uuI ls6,Iu uny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-13
HORIZON LODGE,

CLEVERDALE on LAKE GEORGE, Y. 7.
Opens June -. shady grove, fine view eTcel1snt
boxing bathlg fishing Large mOsqult0es
malaria al STEAMBOATS, stop ~ onr d0cS Post ONCE IN
this house tn minutes nom telegraph OMce. Terms mod
crate " llte Tor circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-13
HATHAWAY HOUSE.

DEAL REACH. NEAR LONG BRANCH
This ropu ar family from juno n October We
grounds excellent accommodations OF terns
&c address WILLIAM HATHAWAY,
49, " Deal Beach, ". J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-13
CO urirp Doaro Wanteo.


PESPECTABL E.WIDOW would hke'hoard
~ Iarnsr,s family where she could axe herself use-
VIZ thr mou ntans Address xlung full particulars
iu. terms ETC. J. LEsIl 4. No Ao1 West --ds@.
Nes-9ork.
COUNTRY BOARD wanted at Ureenwicl or
farohmout By family % three adalts Amress lying
-, u.rt,nnlar. THOMAS WILSON, ~ Nhlte 81 ' l..
vxrANTEn Hoard for two or three hundred
w chisraa nj some "a, N within 10 miles OF New YORK
90 hoar1 for forty children AZ time oe rs
~ .,n.nsa. 10 b. paid by charitable soctey ADDRESS
pu'io" '-' CHANCES WISE, =, q box 2sst
New York ttty.
County board, within three
w hour. city station TOR family o. o va mo saa
49, esd srei three years and seventeen montna
NSsrsss YIN null PARTICULARS Is. W. ~ Wsst sotasA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-13
STARLIGHT. y. J.

ea.,rahe room. TOR FAMILIES and single gentlemen on
, beach near station hour from Jew OK Des riet
rom former suests Apply on FafAa'' COZ oo'A ST.
S,EA CLIFF HOUSE, sea Gun, l.. Tins
- ,a,,,y norei nosses.e. nnrivaei attractions no NAL
"a .qtoas popular prices references aud terms
At A West JvtA 81 TEL u 80 - Ni-
cHAWANGUNK MOUNIAlNS.-"M Mountain
,ess walks ana drives fresh nuts eggs MIX ana Vege
s 10. al ruous FURNISHED IN hardwood telephone and
tsser nj connections. Apply TO o. IL DREW. Ns"-fAt-
fIster Co, y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-13
SARAnAC LAKE HOUSE,

?
This we-Enown and popular summer resort beautifully
situated Lover Lake. the Key 90 the mountain
lakes nue Nornrain open Nav J. Table best m
the llr-a well ventilated and th"roug ~
renovated and newly furnished throughout AccommodA
lions, go guests send Tor circul1r Address
MILO b. Nj LLHR Proprietor. -
lake y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-13

Gnmmer Resorts.
ADIRONDaCKs.
MIRROR LAKE HOUSE,

Thi. house rn connection with the well known -,
Brook House. light miles To the best nv hshln IN ts 90
class house respect " iil open i
Good drives hne boating large rooms tor terms htIo,
DUNCAN CAMERON. PrOpr etor. Lay
y. Y. REV H. - Ii C-ss lame =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-13
SEASON OF 1886.
BRANFOkD POINT HOUSE,
prantOrd. Conn,

opFN FROM JUNF 10 TO OCTOBER l.
and fav0rte resort situated az the mouth
River OverlOo ing Long Island sound The
6t ia near the water eight OF New Haven and
anf mile from the shore Line abroad The Deaut
nj oTr m rot with ts massive Gins anc thc
.h grave o. fronting the water adds much 10
the many charms Of this lovely pace IL was run shed
Improvements made ana - now
one of The argest and most popular resorts on Long Island
Sonnd The SPACIOUS dancing pavilion the largest east OF
New York; the orchestra Is ageat attraction 70 Young
and old boating facilities bshng OAthlh2 DhlAtis
livery. CONVENIENT mails. Geographic
nd feiepnonc are attractions Pure spring
BTaniord Is Old historical town
frrctiv Opposite boe Is indian Neek and little to the
sst Thmbe full % interest 70 visitors Reached
b nore Line Railroad stopping at Branford where carriages
await trains. Also, . ..,,--. ,,or-or
uolvoke Mass. Mt- Tom and i0lYoke -.
Thi. IA one ot the unest houses IN Nef hsiAld he
scenery and drives around ehor place are iIsiru ~ VIC
ageeLt 81 the two houses shaA c2nuuct .Iem
, rs, lass atrcuage reasOnaDe rates "rtc 10
either mousse ioi 11fIBERT JOHNSON Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-13
CONTINENTAL HOTEL,
FOREST RzO7>E.

81 DDS LAKE NORRIS co, v D.
Forty nine miles from New York two miles from stan
rope - L. and ". T. f. Delightful Resort Elevation 800
Get. pure malaria mosquitoes 200 feet rom
AXE flack Pass and Ficsere Fishing Boating. Driving
Lawn Tennis. Music. Dancing. VIII open June = Terms
oderate. al trains For particulars address
". II. BAKER, PROPRIETOR
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-12
ahLEGlkAPiLIC.
Tsar;i;zc Prez,erasions

NEW YORK August lI--There is considerable t.,lk he of WIT wi,h MrXico. The Sun says: There Was activity at army posts in and near New York yesterday and communi- cations with Washington were contin- us. At Fort Hdn.l.nton servlceaule munitions Were invest gated and in SPectcd. It was determined how much could be depended upon iron. that quarter upon q sudden call. Fort Wad>worth, Willets Point and D'vid5 Island has already reported. At Pier 20, E St river seven gun car rges for fIelI batt> res W r. Ge!iveleI 10 the Mallory Steamship Company for immediate shipment to San An tUnia Texas via Galveston. They will be carried by the Rio Grande which will sal tomorrow, Colonel Hodges of the quartermastcrs department who shipped them said that the shipment Was made in tie ordinary course of business and not of special orders. It Is said that mortars and some cannon w,ll be put aboard today that arms are being shipped from Wateryit arsen- al and that the United States ships Juuiata and Vandalia left the Brook lyn navy yard early last week under orders it is said for the Pacific. They are at Ellis landing where they have been since. The Essex left the navy yard yesterday, joined them and got more powder, The Brooklyn also is ex. pected to take her departure to- day or to-morrow. At the navy yard it Was said that the Essex Was to join the Chinese squadron If she was not needed nearer home"
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-12
Fine Mexican Press on she Situ-

CITY OF MEXICO, via Galyosto l August 1.-The news of the sentence of Cutting was received here without surprise but it is not generally believ- ed that he will serve out his sentence The leading newspapers are discussing the case in it's legal aspects and with out eXcitment. The La Reforma q daily organ of the legal fraternity of the capitol has long article on the case citing many other similar cases, and long array of focal opiniL ns coming to the conclusion that Mexico stands on solid lega. ground Fl Sislo XIX supporter of tLe adm. his tratiOn takes the same view and urges that both governments ad lere to the spirit of the treaty of Guadalupe Hid algo which in it's twentH-tirst article provides for careful and amieai.le adjustment of all questions of differ tnces in a spirit of good neighbour ship.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-12
Total.
Primaries to be held August soth, 1SS6.

Primaries to be held August 30th, 1886. County Convention 10 be held in Tomb stone on the 19tn day of September ISS6 Said convention to nomnatc county officers and elect delegates 10 Territorial conYen- ton, to be held at Tucson, September 20, 1856. Inspector and judges of primaries ap- pointed as follows:
 Tombstone, First Ward--Inspector, c | Reppy; Judges, G W Swaln and P McAI. lis CT; polling place, c N Thomas'.
 Second Wuru-ILspectur, Y J Dodge; judges, A O Wallace and BenI James; poll Ing places, at Fashion Stable.
 ihlrd Ward Inspector, l NJ Isaacs; judges A E Hartman and C Tarbell; polling placU hexG iV LearY's shoe store. tOuIth Ward-Iuspector, R Gray; judges Cray sud VI Nash; polling place, corner Sth and Aleu streets. -alnes-1nspeetrl. c W Leach; judges, ! Geo CheJ nsi and H NJ Woous. Cl"IAsOurS - ,nspcc:o., Jamcs Martin; Judges. Eddy and Ihoma, Harris; polling riac,, Zr,gi,r's house.
 B.sDee -I"spcEtor, Il c S,I.iman; judges, rr"me. anu J Dur; pUimIg pi.,ee, I4I.eI's house.
 soid.rI h".e-IIspectOr, Jose. h Task,r; Judges, - Burton and | OFeriVck. "amseJs anu Miners anyOas-InTpector, A"nn pn.Il. 7 p'ace, s.nool house. tUrt huIcnucL--1hspec.ur,J C Burnett. hAr.esson-lnspec.oI,J C Riley; judges, A faretes and - "Ilit.snis.
 spectUr, k Gale. S.. DAY.d- Inspector, Hln; judges, J M, Rac and E F Hubbard. nson-ln-i ec,Or, Cal Finch. les Aian"s-IhOs Baker.
 hUoiS RLmch-ins pector, Dr Pool.
 kusseilYIi.e-Iuspector, .A Walker.
 MlIleox-InspcctUr, D II Smith; judges, Il Prrcy and ( M Hooker Dos CaOez..s- Inspector, Ben Cory; judges W T'COopcr and E White.
 Powers Ranch-lnspecIOr, James Powers. EI DOraao' kanch-Inspector, Blake. TeT TSIon-Inspectof, Kenaud. Prue's kanen-Inspector, E MOntz.
 BAunings-Iuspeetor, C Crouch; judge, T Lowden.
 West Huachuca-Inspcctor, Thomas; judges, Ed Helms and Thomas Duncan; poll. Ing place, Thomas Ranch.
 Antelope Springs Inspector, F Morri- Son. Golden Rule Mill-InsP sPector, A c Richards Santa Fc Yard-Inspcctor.J Montandon kansas Cattle CO--lnspectOr, T Sorin. Klunear's Ranch-Inspector,J J D Kinnear; judges, B hcGrew and - Allen. Montezuna and Ash Canyon, jointly-In- spector, A Emanuel; judges, G Orerider and HammUndi polling place, Ash Can. YOn.
 Polls to be opened at 10 a. m. and close at 6 p. m. Precincts ut which no inspectors and judges have been appointed will select ;heIr boards of election. Inspectors and j.dges will fill any and all lacancics in board of election. Ordered that the test at the primaries be: II will support the Republican ticket"
 J. o. DUNBAR,
 Chairman County Central Committee
 w.. F. NICHOLS,
 Secretary PrO-tcm.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-12
EHoars.'s EsecOrN.

It is stated that ex-Seuator Hearst ! grew very indignant when he learned that the r:ver and harbor bill contain. ed d clause directing the beginning oI suits against hydraulic miners. He even went SD far as to ask Cleveland to veto the whole bill on account of it. This is fit completion Of d grand record. one worthy of q little contemplation.
 His first feat of statesmanship was voting against the admission of Wash ington Territory, although 1t had been ready and qualified for years.
 Another effort to be ever remem- bered by il large cltss of men in this and other States is his vote against the oleomargarine bill, which was in- tended to protect important industries and destroy fraudulent schemes and impositions on the public.
 This acticn was followed up by foolish amendment offered by him with no other possible effect than to defeat an appropriation of $250,000 for the improvement of the navigub]e waterways of the State. h this he Was strenuously and unsuccesslully opposed by Senator Stanford, who could sec the good that the proposed amount would do in giving employ ment and facilitating cheap transport talion.
 Hearst has thus wound up mem ofable Career in the U. $ Senate. He may admire hls record, but if he does, he stands alone in the admiration of negative quantity.-Ya!!ejo Chronicle
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-12

l Mir. E. Storm is confined to his room by severe attack of dysentary.
 Suite well and thoroughly cleaned for $l.5O by Harris the tailor, Bothin's block S-12tf.
 Sheriff Hatch, s Bryant, EI Clark and W. R. Burke are expected home this evening from San Francisco.
 Mr. GanAhorn the manager ?! the Occidental Hotel is the posessor of d Gila Monster about Is inches long which he has on exhibition.
 The examination of Mr, Fay charg- ed with an assault with deadly weal on has been postponed until 2 o'clock tu-morrow.
 MT. Alex Shcarer who had his leg amputaied yeaterday an account of which appeared in THE TOMBSTONE died this mornlns. The funeral will take lpace tomorrow afternoon.
 We learn that the insurance upon the Grand Central mine and hoisting works has not yet been paid anG that suit will be commenced at once by Messrs Smith & Goodrich as a4tor- neys for the company for the payment of the same,
 A new volunteer for the Mexican War made his appearence to-day at the residence of Mir. William Wh+atly formerly foreman of the Charleston smtlter but now ni5ht shift boss of the Tribute mine. It Was plump and rosy checked boy weighing eleven pounds. A happier man than our friend Whcatlry cannot be found in Tombstone to-day. doth CT and child doing we'll.
 Charley Hammond returned last evening from Sonora, and stated that he had met Lieut.. Richards yesterday with q company of soldiers estab!ish- ing stations every fifteen miles apart along the l!ne to Lawton's command. 1 These stations would be composed of | three couriers who would ride uom one station to the other every day and so on to Lawton. The Lieutell- ant did not state that he knew Lawron | bad been dislrmed, but said thatit Was not improbable.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-12
Grand RaMe.

The tickets for th9 rattle of Mr. JosIaa kIr!e"'s handsomely improved property are now ready. Remember that this is one of the finest gardens in Tombstone, there be-
 ing l6 bearing lrC!t trees, besides many others that will bear next season. Seyera- grape vines of different varieties, now coT
 cred with luscIous fruit, current and goose berry bushes. Anybody cun be convinceS by calling at Nr kirlew's residence balk of lEc Union Soda Works. Tickets arc for sale at ;he low price of one dollar each, and cah be procured at Sol Israe!s, and all the lead Ing business houses in town. T-2u
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-12

J.E. Durkee returned last evening from Kingston, N. NJ.
 A. E. Hartman returned last even ing from San Francisco.
 The A. o. U. ". meets this even ing.
 Gen. Miles passed through Nogales yesterday, for Benson.
 Nothing but war talk upon the streets these days.
 The thermometer registered 92 deg. at noon to-day.
 MT. c. s. Abbott went out to his ranch yesterday. and will return this evening.
 Capt. J. P. Rafferty returned from the Grand Army encampmant in San Francisco, last evening.
 ". ". Baldwin, one of the solid business men of Benson, is visiting this city.
 Frank Heeney, of the Lower San Pedro is spoken of as a candidate for the office of Member of the Legisla- ture, on the Republican ticket.
 Gus Lee took his departure on this mornings coach for Wilcox on i'm portant business. He will return in the course of three. or four days.
 T. J. White, one of the prosperous ra'Ichers of the Lower San Pedro. ar rived in this city last evening. He states that an abundance oi rain has fallen in his section.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-12
TERRTTORlAL
REPUBLICAN N
 CONVENTION.

h accordance with the action of the CeR- trSl Com mitte, Territorial Convention of the Republican party Of the Territory Of Arizona, to consist of seventy seven De- eg rtcs is hereby called, to ba held in tEe city of Tucson,
 Monday. September 20th, 1SS6, Fnr the purpose of nominating a candidate foi Delegate to Con -rcss. can5 dalc for Superintcnd. Of Pubiic Instruction, and or the transaction of such other business as my properly come before it.
 Thr several counties of the Territory will bc entitled 10 the following representation, based upon the Republican, V1te of 1881, with the allowance of one extra Delegate from each county. IS follows:
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4 EEloM at tRiparfan Rtghts.

SACRAMENTO August 1.-The as sombly bill to repeal section 142O of the civil code was passed to-day by a vote of g to F. This is the bill which the supreme court recently interpret cd as confirming riparian rights.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-12
ConcuIar District Enlarged.

SAN FRANCISCO August II The con- sular district over which the British consul in this city has jurisdiction has recently been enlarged so as to em- brace the states of California, Oregon and Nevada and the territories of Ari- zona, Washington Idaho and Utah. Formerly the district included only California, Oregan and Washington Territory. -~. ..'