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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-02
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afILVHHi DeIUTc Q. F. AINurd, J. F. uc m aa:, $47 tg.
 Caldwell < Sta. I'd, PlaiEtiff,
 
 Nm, CoVinytoE, Defendant.
 Territory of Arizona sends grectin to William Cuviug,"n. defendant, You Nre hereby hummoncd and required iC LpPear before me at my 'hice ln 1OnIbSt she, UUunty Cf Cnchis". on the 3Uth day If April. A. l., 1SSG, at ten oc,ncE a. m ,t~ aH.w'r the complaint of The ab pvr- name-; pls.nif's. who d, mand t yOr that y"a are ind, bted 10 them in Ihe sTm Of ST .I9 or goods and merchandise purchn cd and delivered !o you at yuuI iEstaLce and rcqCe-i, more fully appears by C. mplaiut LOW On fife n my 'nice Ahd;i Foh lhll 'n app ar ana allsw5' sud complaint herein required, the plaintiffs ,v Ill tHkr judgment aga;nst you as demanded and ar ihe costs of this suiI. Given under my hand b ;s + [ day of Mach, 4, h., 1SSG. C, F.. ALNORD" -
 Justice of the r eAc
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First insertion March P, 1SS6.l
 Notice Of Forfeiture
TO JOHN SIMPSON AND IKE ROSEN
 BURG

You gre hereby notified that have ex- pended one hundred dollars ($10O), in labor and improvements on the Little Jack" lode and mining claim; situated in the Warren Mining District, County of Cochise, Terri tory of Arizona; location notice of which claim is recorded in Book ot Mines No. 5 page 63S, Coehke County Records, under the provisions of section 1924, Revis d Statutes of the United States. Now the su fore, If within ninety (90) days from daat,o tl ereOf and publication of thIs nOtioe,y J ''e fail or refuse tC Centi ibute each of you I.rop"rtion of said expenditures and cos ihis puhlIcdti Dn as cO-Owners, your :nte" In said mInc Ul claim, will ccOme the pti er,y of the undersigned under said sec
 J.P. MANSFIELD
 BIsBFE, Arizona, March 2+, 1SSe
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First Publication Maj ch IS, 1SSG
 NOiIce for Eu bIicatiOn.
(PIEEMPTIoN No. 117..) LAND OFFICE AT TUCsoN. 4. T.,
 March II. lSSfj.

LAND OFFICE AT TUCsoN. 4. T.,
 March II, lSS6. Notice is hereby given that inc followiu named settler has iled his notice ot inte n ,iun tn make final proof in support of z, claim, and that said proof will toe m de fore the Re"i,trrr an Receiver al Tues Arizona. on April 9o, lSSG, viz. Eugene Rogers. of Benson, Arznma, for the ls SEE L of Seclion 10. and " Iz of $ " + See. II. Township f7 south. Range 90 Et $ siila and Salt River base and meridian. lie names the following witnesses to prove lis continuous residence uPo1, amd cul::va sinn of sand land. viz. ". G. Jrhnson, R. E. Vii. son. James Patten anG George Krnt. Il 2 HsESnn ArigoEa.
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IN THE JUSTICES COURT, TOWNSHIP No 1, ill the c.unty Gf Cochise, Territory of Arizona, betore C. E. Alvord, J. F.; demand S64. Cadw ell & Stanford, Plaintiff,
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Many a Lady

is beautiful, all but her skin: and nobody has ever told her how easy it IS to put beauty on the skin. Beauty on the skin is Magnolia Balm.
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Don't be deceived. You gre i'm posed upon if the initials J. B. are not on the tin tag.
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SuNM0NS.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT, TO wNSHIP No. l, in the county of COchIst, T C ritOry ot A4izona, before C. F.. Alvurd, J. F.; dcmaa: S47 ig.
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Nathaniel Alrxand r, Dert.

yS
 Nathaniel Al"Xand T, Delft.
 The Territory of AtiZo sends greeting to Nathaniel Alexander, defendant: You me ere by rummO Onrd and required 10 appear before me at my office in Tombstone, county of COchlse, on the 3Oth day of April. b 1886, at ten o'clock q. m., to answer tho complaint Cf the aOOvc-Humcd plaintiffs, who dcmaHd of you that you are in de5ted 10 them in the sum of S94a5, for goods and merchan. ise purchased and delivered 10 yuI. at your own instance and request. IA more fully appe-rs by mplaint now on file In my office. And if you fail tO appear and answer sLld com plainf herein req uired, the plaintiffs will take iudgncnt against you demanded and i'r the costs ,Oi this ruit. Given uIdcr my hand this first day Of March, 4. D. lSS6 C. E ALSORD J F
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\. Ames. De.endaLt


 \. Ames, DeeudaLt
 The Territory of ArizunR sends greeting to A. Ame@ defendant: Iru are hereby summoned and r paired to appear before me at my office in Tombstone, county Oi jchiae, on the 3Oth day of April. A D 1882, al 10 o'clock q m.. tU answer the complaint of the abOve-nAmed plaintifr, who demsnd of you that you indebted to the T in sum Of S6i, for goods Lad merchandise pu- ased and delivered to you of your own instanCc ( :equest, as more fully spp, ars by complaint wOL file in my office. Ana if you fail to ap ar and answer raid complaint hcrcIn re- ~ iced, the plaintiff will tike judgment against 9u ns demanded and for the costs Of this suit. lven under my hand this 2nd day of March A D C e6. C. l.. AI |, J. r
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Mrs. Head has been appointed agent for COnnOr's ranch butter which she receives fresh every Satu. day. Also fresh buttermilk on hand
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GAMES.

At Pittsburg-Seven passed balls, three
hits and two wild throws gave the Cincin
natis four runs and defeated the home
team. Tne game was battle of pitchers
and devoit Of any brilliant plays. About
$500 persons were present Score
P,rsburg 2, Cincinnati 4. Earned runs
Plttsburg |; three-base hits, Mann; passed
balls, Carroll 7, Baldwin 2; first base on
balls, off Morris 4, off Mullane ,; first base
on errorp, each; struck out, by Morris s,
Mullsne 10; frat base, hit by pitcher, Car
roll; umpire, Clinton.
At Bslumore-The Baltimore club met
with the first shutout this season to-day at
thu hands of ,he Nets. Cushmsn was in
splendid fern, but two safe hits being made
off him. The game was sharply played,
and some fine fielding was done by Hender,
son. Foster, Brady and Scott, the latter
making fine double play on the fourth
inning. Henderson did best With the bat
Score: Baltimore 8, Metropolitan 2 Passed
balls, Fuimer 3; first base on balls off.
Kllroy |, Cushmsn 2; first base bits, Balti-
more 2, Nets. Z; errors, Baltimore ,, Me-
tropolitans l. Umpire, Carlin.
At New Srooklyn-Athletic game
postponed; rain.
At Chicsgo-Chicago I, Boston |.
At S. Louis-St Louis 5, Kansas City
3. Errors St Louis 2, Kansas City4.
At Detroit-Deuoits 9, New York 2.
Earned runs, Detroit 7, New York |.
Two base hits, Hsnlon, Brouthers 2, Rich
Rrdson.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The State Treasury of Ohio To-Day is
penniless.
Hugh ColvilIe, we'll known Cincinnati
banker, died Sunday morning.
Elijah Kimbla, a pioneer tarne', died
near Manchester, o aged 81.
Expert fishermen are about to open the
season spcr; among the Lake Erie isIsndS
The National republican newsp ,per at
Washington is said 10 have been sold cut
20 the Democracy.
The Union printers OF Cincinnati De,
uouuce the red asg and the lswless element
generally, and declare that the stars and
stripes is the only asg they will recognize,
At GslIatin, Tenn, J. ". Martin shot
his and killed bis psrsmour, RoWens John
sou, fatally wounded her mother, danger
ously wounded her sister, ond wound NJ
the tragedy By killing himself.
Georoe H. Wiegel and Annie Blskeley
lovers, went out boat riding at Hamilton
o Saturday night, and were found dead
in The boat Sunday morning. Weigel hac
k;Iied the gil end himself. That the &C
was preneditated is evident t-om lettel
in the dead mans pocket.
Ina e;rcIla- Grand Master Workman
| Powderly writes that 70. some time tn,
Knights of Sabor have been losing groun'
in public opinion, and charges the Knight
to Keep jealous eye upon the do'ngs o
Jsbor men Who never lshor."
Mr. W. Il English has withdrawn troq
the Presidency of the First National BAN
st indianapolis he proposes retlrln
from sctivs business, and will devote him
self for time to writing history OF IN
Lawmakers of Iadisns.
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Monster Anti. Chinese Petition.
MAY CROP REPORT,
An Improvement Daring the Past Month
Cotton Planting Delayed.

An Improveme ent Daring the Past Month
Cotton Planting Delayed.
WASHINGTON, May l0.---The May crop
report of the Depsr; ment Of Agriculture,
issued to day, irdica'es an improvement
during Apri! Of two poi0ts. with general
average Of co lditiou of 9j. There is no
marked change rnywhere but a shglt a6-
vance is Io,ed 10 the OAio Valley, Mis-
souri,, Texas, Tennessee, the Cavoiir as,
Virginia ard Maryland The May aver"g
last year was 10. The Eeagon has bsan
favorable and the crop is more advanC ed
than usual The averages in the prirci-
pal States are; New York 96, PennsYlva-
nia 95, Ohio 81, Michigan 81, Indiana %,
Illinois %, Missouri l0l, Kansas 67.
The coalition of rice averages %; Of
barley, 81. Cotton planting has been &c
lsyed BY cold rains on Ihe Atlantic coast,
and by overiows on the Gulf coGst. The
proportion to be plal ted in May averages
20 per cent. In average years the pre-,
portion dots not exceed Il or l5 per Cent.
The stand Is necessarily defective on wet
areas, but rep!an;iDg is rapidly filling Il {
gaps. TIE proD1r'ious already planted
ara as follows: North Carolina, 75; South
Carolina, 81; Georgia, 81; Florida, n
Alabama, so; Mississippi, &c; Louisisr a
II; Texas, ST. Arkansas, Is; Tenness' e
II.
While the season has b5en more AZ
vanced than usual north OF the 3Ith para
lei, the heavy showers Of eaEly April IN I. {
West and the excess of rain prior TO Apri
18th have retarded spring blowing. 1t ii
somewhat more advanced than usual in The
States between Main and North Carolina
aud in Wisconsin and Minnesota Else
where in the South, the central West, th'
Missouri Valley, and on the Pacific coast i
is below on average. In the corn growing
States the preparation for seeding is late
than in regions where small grains pre-
dominate. Il is estimated that - per cen'
is done; in average years Is is the proper
,inn
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Released on Bail.
ME-. GENERAL CONFERENCE,
A Proposition to Unite the Church North
and south.

A Proposition to Unite the Church North
and south.
RICHMOND, Va, May l0-In the NJ. L.
General Conference to day DR.. NJ. Birch
man, Of Missouri, introduced q preamble
and resolution in relstiou TO the confeder,
alton Of The NJ. L. Church South and the
NJ. L Church North. The question was
referred TO q special committee to be COM
posed Of one from each annual conference
The COMMITTEES on Iinerncy, to which
was referred memorial from the Louis
vile aud Denver Conferences that pro-
vision be made for the appointment OF
evangelists recommended Ion concurrence
Dr.. Adams, of Georgia, thought that Sam
Jones and other such men should have
nominal appointments. Dr.. Messick,
of Louisville, supported the report
OF the committee and was in
favor of allowing the ques-
ton of evangelism TO stand. lie
very forcioly contsuded that the church
did not want specialists on this subject;
that every Methodist preacher is equally
qualified to save souls. In the name OF
Metbodism he protested against such in
novation, and when he concluded there
was hearty amen" Dr.. Nicely,
of Texas, said that these evan
geEsts, as far as he knew,
we're running on the plan of religion made
easy in the name OF the Methodist Church
and the entire Church of God. Hs hoped
the measure would fail. The report OF the
committee was adopted BY an almost
unanimous vote.
The conference then adiourt ed.
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GREEK CABINET RESIGNS.
Their designations Accepted. A
New Ministry Forming.
GREECE IN TURBULENT CONDITION
Irish LOyalists Being Otsarmed by COnsta-
bles---English Denunciations
of Americans.

ATHENS, May lO.-After several Cabinet
councils yesterday Premier Delyannis ten
dered to the King the resignation of the
Ministry, which the King refused to &C
cept. Before presenting his resignation
NJ. Delysnnis sent q circular note the fer
eign embassies to the effect that Gree cs
had never contemplated hostility to the
Powers; that the Government thought the
statement that Greece did not inteud to
disturb the peace was sufficient answer to
the demands Of the powers, and that the
blockade had placed Greece at hopeless
disadvantage. The Greek Government, be
said, considered the action Of the Powers
in blocksdiDg Greek ports entirely uDjusti,
fable.
The designations Accepted.
LATER.-The Greek Ministers persisted
in resigping, despite King Georges refusal
10 accept their designations. The
Official Journal approves the Ministerial
action, and says it believes it is for the best
interests of Greece. The King met the
Cabinet at noon today and accepted their
designations.
The King Immediately sent for NJ Ri.
kakis and commissioned him to form q
new Ministry.
Storm Interfere With the Blockade.
LONDON, May l0.--The combined fleet
OF the Powers, which was ordered to block
ade the Greek ports, hes been compelled
to return TO Sudh Bay, owing 10 the sever
ity of the weather.
EFFECT OF THE BLOCKADE.
The foreign fleet, with the exception OF
one vessel OF each power. has left Suuda
Bay, and has completed the blockade the
Greek coast The government has warned
all vessels thst il they leave port it will be
at their own risk. The issue Of shipping
papers has been stopped. The CONNER
Cial world is excited.
GREEK TROoPs DIsoREY ORDERS.
There was slight firing or the frontier
to-day by Greek troops, in disobe dience Of
orders. Quiet was toon restored.
The King has written letter TO Premier
Delyanbis, holding him responsible for the
present condition OF affairs in Greece.
Turkey Squeals.
ATHENS, May l6.-Turkey has cent
note 10 Greece explaining that the with
drawal of the Turkish Minister from Athens
was only step taken simoly to act in con.
cert with the Powers and was not intended
10 indicate q rupture OF the relations be-
tween the Porte aud Greece.
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THE OHIO FARCE.
The Trayesty on Law Making Continues
Democrat Deposed.

The Travesty on Law Making Continues
A Democrat Deposed.
COLUMBUS. May l0.-In the Ohio Senate
this morning Mr.. VanCleaff. Democrat
offered motion for correction of the Jour
nal relative to the proceeding on Saturday
seating the four Republican members,
The motion was ruled out OF order and o
protest offered by Mr.. VanCleaff against
the proceedings on Saturday was taken
under adVisement By the President.
The President of the Seoate ruled Van
Clesf's protest out of order and refused to
allow it to 60 on the Journal. At the af.
ternoon session, il the absence OF the Pres
dent, the Senate adopted a resolution re.
moving from Office President pro tenn.
O'Neill who is one Of the absent Senators,
and elected s. A. Conrad to the vacancy
The Journal of the Senate was stolen dur
ing the noon recess which was supplied
by the Clerk certifying another. The war
rants issued for the arrest Of the sbsentees
were ordered returned to the Senate.
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Broker woerishofrer Dead.

New YORK, May lO.-C F. Woerishotftr r
died suddenly at the residence Of his father
in.lsw. Oswsld 0uendorfer, editor OF the
New York Stats Xeituug, in Manhattan
vile, at o'clock last evening. His death
was caused by spoplexy Mr.. Woerishoffer
was the leading bear in Wall street. Hrs
brokers stated this morning that he was
long of wheat, that there was no chance OF
its coming upon the market, and those who
sold on that supposition will have 10 buy it
back from some one else.
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MARTINS FERRY.

The directors of the Etna Iron and Steel
Company met yesterday.
Joseph Worley, Of East Liverpool, O.,
formerly OF this place, was in town ye'ter
day calling on relatives and irierds
William Martin and his con, Claude
have returned 10 their home on Short
creek after a short visit with l. s. Pence
On Saturday night Frank Walters, Bit
an employe OF the North Wheeling glass
works, named Geo Smith, on Second street
Waters paid S and costs
The Smith gas furnace at the Standard
mill is completed and works very nicely,
As coon as drop doors for the furnace can
procured, the furnace will be put 10 actual
Use.
Conductor James McDorsld warns al
citizens and children that be will pross-
cute all offenders Of the statute law sgsinst
jumping on and or trains TO The fullest ex.
tent OF the law.
Harry Meizner, sn emploJe Of the Elson
glass works sud msu we'll known here,
leaves to-day for Atlantic City, n. D.,
where be will make bis future home This
move is made necessary by his declining
health.
TIE G o'clock o'osing movement is fast
gaiuirg ground The fourteen clerks in
town have nearly all expressed an inten.
ton OF joining the knights Of Labor, and
with majority of the mert hs1ts at their
backs. they will probably do something De-
fore lorg.
A man named Campbell, q printer for.
merly employed in the Ohio Valley News
Office, was arrested by Constable WslcS
Yesterday for indersD; expo'u.e OF bis per.
con. He wac horribly drunx sad vas j..
ing at the intersection oi Third and Han.
over streetS
hD additional force Of men, gil from thu
vicinity, wsre put 10 work On the pipe lice
yesterday. Toe river line force are of on
account Of the Sudden rise in the river
With ,he exception OF this latter difficulty
everything 10 working tmooihly. Three
cars OF the IL inch main hes been unload
ed and j: being delivered along the line.
Pursuant 10 the order Issued By Mayo
Keller, sll the saloons, 80 for a. can b.
learned, kept closed and cold nothing or
Sunday. As result the day was unusu
ally quiet and drunkenness very scarce
A few whole kegs Of beer were procured OF
Saturday night BY those .ho .elt unable I,
hold ca over sr@5sy, and we're drank OF
tie river shore aud in ibe woods. salocI
keepers report the bottle trade On ss,urja,
night something ennrnous, bat on y,
whole. advantages could be seen from th
closing movement
A number Of men are a work on the bill
back Of Henry Killings residence diggipI
tsst holes TO try the earth and deternip
whether the nature Of the soil VII
permit the building Of the water works re,
srvcir on that site. Abram Lssh. sssiFe
By Pu, Coleman, are making ssms prelin
mary surveys necssssrJ 10 the clear updeI
, stapS:as OF the work 1t will be bat q sso,
time till the actual work Of esnGructio
; will be commenced 0ne Of onr citizen
; asked your reporter yesterday whether tt
, bonds we're sold or ro.
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he appealed TO Lord Harrington to send
in his solution Of the Irish f-oblem.
They had reached crisis in the history of
the nation. The path of boldness wes the
only path Of safety. [Cheers All ought
to know their own mind ana ought to tell
it. The fate Of Ireland could
not be cast into the lottery Of politics.
Parnelites cheer. he had been told he
was stirring Ireland to certain ruin. Let
the opponents show way to escape. Let
Lord Harrington in moving the rejection
Of the bill trace an advisable
o; a palpable road through
the darkness. Cheers, The members OF
The House Of Commons have before them a
great opportunity to close a suife Of 700
years and OF knitting BY bonds frmer
a1d higher in character than heretofore the
hearts and affections of the Irish people
aud of cementing the noble fabric OF The
British nation" Loud and prolonged
cheers
Mr. Gladstone was followed by Lord
Harrington, who. on rising, was greeted
with cheers. He asked if Ms. Parnell had
ever stopped short of asking for
complete indepeI Idsnce and the
restoration OF Ireland to her
place among the nations OF the world. He
{ (Hartipgtop) feared that the Premier had
sett ei the ma t.r without mature consider
alton. With reference to submitting an
alternative measure he failed to
remember a simple instance in which
Mr.. Gladstone had taken the course be
now asked the dissentients TO take who
were upprepared to suggest in what
direction the measure before the House
could be revised. He believed that the con.
cessions made to night would not meet the
demands of Mr.. Cham berlain. In
conclusion be moved that the bill be read
six months hence.
Debate wa adjourned until Thursday.
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wall >rrret KatIEle.

NEw York. May lO.-The failure Of
George F. Dickinson has been announced
on the floor of the Stock Exchange and is
said to have bean caused by operations on
the besr side of the market in Union Pa
cifc, Northern Pacific and New York and
New England. Mr. Dickinson 10 reported
y, his Office to have LIFT for up toTn.
Oli,e an amount of stock ia being bought
IN under the role for his account. 1t lS
tEoupht $50 900 are the liabilities.
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ALL QUIET AT CINCINNATI.
'nkss Returning to Work, and Fear
of Violence Abatsd.

f'nkts Returning to Work, aud Fears
of Violence Abatsd.
CNCSyETt May O-Ths situation here
decidedly more hopeful to-day. Under
Z 'aadOE Of a strong military force at the
'' Ground, aud assured by the Mayor 8
'':IAnshan that ell who dNSiEed to 90 to
''A should have ample protection, much
'ae Wild tear hat has hitherto led many
: 'loual sorsingmsn TO go With their fellows
q que Street repairing hos been resumed.
.1'!e number OF the workers in furniture
.,oT'es are sgain at work. Where new
1 ~ nave been hired they are not molesied
- o. every hand the indications are that
y '''ze iSs SEOwiDg iess and less iormids'
loe tlrUiture mapuiS Nturers have settled
IN Glyahon n Of an advance -. - wages-ihey
s,a uo' a ADVANCE Carriage manu.->etureri
b. .sae aSae more or lsss concessions to them
i y , and work was resumed to day under
arrangements. Nobody now sn.ic
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Grain in Store.

CHICAGO, May lO-The number OF
bushels of grain in store in the United
States and Canada May Sth, and the in
crease or decrease compared with the
precious week will be posted on chang to-
morrow as follows: Wheat, 4l,S96 S9S
bushels; decrease, l,35?, 100 bushels Corn,
lO62l 9Ol bushels; decrease 25,5O5 bush,
zig Barley, 542, lSS bushels; decrease
l52.554 bushels The amount in Chicago o
elevators was: Whes' l0,l9O lj3 bushels;
corn, 3&6S,92l bushels; oats, 4SO,527
bushels; rye, ll6,6S5 bushels; barley
54Ssl bushels.
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blown Un-propped Dead.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, May lO.-Yester'
day. at Maiden, six miles east of here, a
man named Pink Brown went fishing, tax
ing with him a giant torpedo with which be
Intended TO kill fi5h. He accidentally
dropped the torpedo on the edge Of the
skiR in which he was, when it exploded
shattering hi5 left arm near the shoulder,
putting out one eye aud otherwise injuring
him.
John Bryant, a colorsd man from Rock
bridge county, Va, fell dead in barb r
shop here last night. Cause, heart dis
ease.
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Disastrous Tornado In Indiana.

CoxxERsFILLE, In, May l0.-A tor
nado passed through Wayne county. thlr-
teen miles north, last night, destroying
everything in its track. One woman and
tao men, names not known, are reported
killed.