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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-11

c. B. Tarbell, the Rppsbiican can didute for Public Administrator, will scarcely have any opposition for his fight for the office Mr. Tarbell is q bu.iness man, and ss such is well and fayoral,ly known throughout tie county, while his onponenti is scaice- ly known outside of Tombstone.
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 There are 1TG0 names on the great regieter up to date.
 Losr.--In Bishee in the S,h inst, valuable revolver, fer which re- wald of ten dollars will be paid upon is return to Mr. E. c. Norton, and no questions asked. l09:f
 CEas. Leaca l, f. this morn'nc fo' Deming New Mexico; to meet Lis wife who vii return to-morrow even
 A littl s:riInmase ttok lace CT Allen street yesterday mcrn'ns but ac arrests were m-de and no oac was hurt.
 The City Council met to-day and adjourned until Saturday at ? o'clock when they will alpo!nt the judge: and inspectors, Gnt; name tie polling places Tor the coming city election.
 Yesterday morning GIn &. Tribdie' engaged four ho se-co4ch ffon J II Montgomery in which 10 take his fan il. to 3 picaic at the Kansas Cattl' Company's raj cll. He left the horses standing in front of his door while h:s family WAS preparing t, get ini' the coach, and by me manner they Lecin.e frigh sn and ran away com ing dow, A ien 3 ret at frightfu rxte cf speed d tur"inE into the c k C5ria', "a he'd thr,ush i, ia'o F.e- most street where thy w're ssclf'Td h tl@ir p ssa-e through lie corr. shey sruck dump cars al:'f Ir,l;' one of .tsexl-s ani ..ls1 damaging th' coaca to great extgu,. F.rtnna'' ! noboiy " s l.urt.
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MR. A. c. RICHARDS, one of Il e most popular young cd:tlc men in Cochise county, anI one Of the Re publican candidates for !he Legisla- tive Assembly. is making winning fight for himself and the ticket. Wherever he gees he makes friends and votes. He is highly educated, and will make an active member UI the Legislature.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-11

KRAMER s. BROWN will, wilhout douht, be one of the next Supervisors of this county. Wherever lie hss been during the campaign Le has been well received. and received per soaal assurance of his success. The people of this counly could not elect d better or more careful man to look after their intercst than BrameI $ Brown.
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IE TIE JUSTICL'o (CUR CF SE COSD fuN n>iii., oJ Inc CUuHt1 0f COchIse, Ter itury ui AfiZuna.
 II 4 Rogers. Plaintiff, vs Mrs Eenira CoEcr, Dcjendant.
 Ihc icrtitlry Of Arizona sends EIeetiAX 70 Efmirs CokcE, driCBdIut.
 leu ;Tr hereby 2umni med 10 appear be- fore iac, ui nii office i B-Eson., iH the cUuB- iy uf Locl!i-e. un Lie l4th day Ui O,t"t.r, IScG, aj U'ci3, k h. in an actiOn brought >a gdust Uu by said Iillnilff, tJ ~nsN CT tLc com tltiaj nj he :;lH'Vs nalnei plaIElih
 s;.,id. :.vt,al Is brought tU recover of yhH line uIa ui HIntJ! COfars aI.d i'itS -ETc cents d, un ;iccUUnt slidc'I, bCINten J"u and Ike Tim ui i.us,r. J os., ByiisnIi, AlizDhA, Tor :-uotis eu,;. ,id d. ii isrrt tO yUii al Sour ill., syaIceeat qu-st, Id trr n.ul.ei aUranccd a- Nl:i Ei"r- iuilY appear un :taIeInetI' on file li4 this Cfii,c vI,,h Is uaGe paIi Sl .omf fl;,.nt by lliu,iii,, O. i'id-ment ~:ii oe i.:!.ci. S-Hie,t Nru iur Ike ,aid iIatun', sS- .etivr WIst costs Ot tIis >uIt i; ou !aii t0 aJCc.,r and apsWcr.
 Iu lie ci.,r..s or aHy Constable oi >&id cnai't;, .rteIrS:
 Aasc !r;stl srrsice and dt, reiurh thereof t;ittn tsndrr IIJ i.aiiG t.Is etI Gay of AISGs', ieeG.
 ROBr. L MILLER,
 i Justice ,i tc Fe..ec 1ar ,a..; ." EA.ir.
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NIP. E. W. MORRISON is gaining srength throughout the county every day for the office of County Judge. He is gentleman who is thoroughly capable of filling the office to which he aspires, and will be an ornament to our town and to cur people. Wher- ever he Ina. lived he is known as an honest and upright citizen and a careful and conscientious lawyer.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-11

THE Republican party has always been known as the party of progress and reform It has always been a party of and for the people, and wherever it has been in power a pros porous community has always been found. On the other hand, the Dem ocratic party has caused tie people to groan under heavy taxes and has paralyzed the industries of the sec 'tions over which j, has control The voters of this county know this and Hwill elect the 'Repuhlic5n .icl,o. in siiisi county. ;-o!n top to bol.ow
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w z. FLENMING, one of the Reruh lican candidates for the Legislative Assembly, is gaining strength every day. His quiet and unassumine manners are making him host oI voters, which will elect him, and when he goes to Prescott this winter h;s voice will be heard in the Lc5is- lasive halls advocating tha rights cI the people of the whole Terri:ory and especially Cochise coGutY.
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NEARLY all of the candidates on the Den oc ratio ticket of Pima county are pulling off the ticket, three of them having withdrawn last week. They are sensible, as they see the hand --f---s
 writing on the wall.
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Csmm-nerHg.a .at GoeLise Stronghold, Drl- yoon mountains, Octuter 5ih, lSeG, from there to Wbclstcue and San Pedro Ranch on San Pedro River, above BcIson, up iiie river to Sonora line, across To Terranata, thence arounG souTh ed HuachLca mGuL- tIirs to Barbacoihari, down BarJacomari 10 mouth Of valley Mr.' Jams vausn VIII ao: throughout as earia,n of said rodero.
 r HERRERA,
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ME. T. c. BAN, of Dos Cabczas, one of the R, publican candidates for Su- pcryisor, is gentleman who is in every way worthy of the office for which he is nomiuated, and repre- scnts a portion of the ccuaty that pays large taxes. He will be elected! without doubt.
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ESTATE OF DEUZt l. WEBB, DECEASED 1hc creditors of and al! rcrsGLs laying claims against inc said r.am!ad csia,c are hereby notified iu exiibil their claims Will tine II, ce.s5ry vouchers 10 mc, within l0Qi mouti is aficr first publication of thI, nOOur at Ine sure ot Hrrr,Ia & Mcclure, in tict ci:y of TuMlBstonr, Lcch!se comfy. Teri tory of Arizoaa. or The same will !'c iuI Ievei barred. ERNEST c. MCCLURE,
 Aaaiin,sl,ntDr. Tombstone, September lst., lSSj.
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L0sT4A dark sorrel horse, about l fy' lis H,s high, and weighing from .G50 to TOO pounds, branded with two straight marks oE the let shoulder. Any person tjniing the same will re- ceive five Golla:s reward " leaving him at Brown & Harc's stab!e.
 DANIEL HUDDT. Tombstone, Sept. g, I8SG.
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VoTE the Republican ticket straight and insure good, honest and economi- cal government for the next two years.
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E,ec!nratlea of. .:ose ,rrnaer.s.ip
THE TERRITORY or ARIZONA,
 CoI'NrY CF EOCRIsE.

 ! D whom It I'+v rurr"rn:
 Know Ye Itus an tl's go. D day ef Septen hcr, i E. lSSy [ -r!r$. Louise Norris, lie of E. Norris p'aF~ tf~ following drci.raliop iog tiI>. pu' pose CT Carl SinS On anG l. an sac.- iAg UUsiHtsS UpGcr my own Hanle as Il sole trader, to-Nit: That 1 intend tV carry Oil in my uwn uaiue and for my U|n usr and bcil- eft Ike bus'atss Of q wholesale and re- tai butcher n iscats in al oi is branches a, usually cirriei on by other. persons in the Territory ol Arlz0na, where 1 arI now rcsiGin=. flat my citizenship is in the C5un,y Or CocL!sc and Tlrrtory of Arizona, and in said county InleEd to carry on the 1us:ress aforcs;it. F. witness whereof l hereuHlo subscribe my nalne, Jhs day and Cas above written.
 MR9 LOUISE NORRIS. Territory Of ArizUI&, County of Co ci,ise, s.s.
 On this @99h day of September, A. D 1886, personally Appeared before me, Will A. Nast a n3;try public, :t acd for the cuun- ty uf C,.ciiSc, L.uise Norris knoNn 10 ms JO bc lhr person C; SvIiled, and WhU made The foregoing GecisiatiCm of her Inicniiun to carry ca tlC Lu-lHess aS therein stated, who uCknuW icd3e.i to nic that she executed the same lrcelJ ant vO- -unjarily, and for ;Le usCs ai.d EurpOs cs llerin mcntiOGed. lu W itness WhrIeol 1 have LcIcurto set my llaLd and affixed my official zeal, the day a-d year iH lnis Cer iiicatc first WritleH. LsEALl WILL A. NASH,
 Notary Public.
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Notice.
a ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

T.r ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERK:
 Whereas my former rartrer Fritz Ger hardt. has myslariolslJ disappeared from bis Jlace of business :n Bisbce, Cochise County, A. T., all persons are hereby noti- Hrd that I will net be responsible TOT any a. is .sa..... .a .,,g ccHtfsrt
 HEXItY DUB .CIi2;.- 3sbec. aucus' 4ti., 'SS5.
 FoG SALE-The fixtures and trade c. the Eclipse Bakery; also the Bakery 10 let Apply to ;. NJ. Nash, or the premises. ~ Ii
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By reference 10 cur tele2raphic column, it will be seen that tle In dians surrendered tn Capt. LaMtQp internationally,
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-11
Dissolution cf E'ar!Ensai:P.

The partnership heretofore existing Eaacr the firm name q Wuigorl $, h!crick, is tnls day Giss jed by mutual ccnseiI', &ir. Mesiti rc iri:i1 ir,E. the firm.
 All acrul.ts GIv inc ljm vii! be pal t;' r. '. Moicu;i, and al hills against tie hrIi will lr raii by <. '. Wo:cott.
 signed !. V. NOLCOfE,
 DEWITT MESiCk. Dated July S;', ;5s5. 70 ;m
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To LaT-House Of three rooms, with fine garden fruit trees and grape yrnes bearing, will be let reasonable to d permanent tenant. Address II. E., this office. tt
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E,ec ion Proclamation.

OFFICE OF SHERIFF OF CocHisF Corary.
 From bstoAc, Ariz,, 0. ;, 1os6. In accordance:w with authority vest ed in me by Section 1 of Chapter A, Compiled laws, the following procla- nation iS published for tPe iuforma- ton of whom it may ernccrl. -. E..
 R. s. HATCH, Sheriff.,
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To whom it may ruucrru: Tie firm O. BIlruw t5 BayS has llio Gay ei s,lsed bY ,u!tra: ct.IstI,t, ii, b.,;rOa retiring from .ciG finn. All hiis agaiust <sid ira viii tc paid Ly $. C. [ ;gg. ;. C. BA Ct,
 $. Ai. BARROW.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-11

Judge Pecl WAS occupied to-day in hearing evite1ce in the matter cf the EamuGds tate, and postponed She tur Ter hearing until !o-morrow
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will pay lhc above T ward for in formation that will lead tp tie arrest of the tiend or tcuds who poisoned my dog. Is. G..ENEs.
 Fifth street New Delo'.
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Esales oE Efarc.

The following is the rate charged from rail bank lo th& diif,re"l iaces raiHcu in tile sched llc:
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-11

George tl,ins came n IasL cvei1.,.;; |; from Sandy C,b's ranch.
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OFFICIAL PAPER
 Cochise County.
For Delegate 10 Congress CURTIS c, BEAN.

CChIlS ', DIAM For Superintendent O. Public Instruction THOMAS CORDS. For Joint Councilman. District E. Z. COFFMAN. For Territorial Council, W. A. HAYWOOD. For Members of Asst Ribly, W. 5. FLEMING,
 W. A NASH,
 \. RI.nAKD3,
 FRANK FRAME, CHAS. \. THOMAS For County Juder, E. ". MORRISON.
 For Sheriff.
 F: $. HATCH For District Attorney, VII. srILWELL. Fhr County Treasurer
 A. J. RITTER. For County Recorder. WE. BRADLEY. FoT County Assessor,
 E.G. NORTON.
 For County Clerk.
 ALLEN WALKER. For Coroner ani Public Administration, C.:B. FARRELL. .. . For (,nuufv Surycyor II. 5 HOWE.
 For Supervisors, BRAMER s. BROWN,
 T.C. BAIN. E TOWNSHIP TICKET.
 lJCEE C. PASSION justiccs O: tle F,aee ". D HnE&&Ea. i+. B. JCA%. . For coD't"'lor coea CITY TICKET. Fer Mayor.
 CHAS-N. THOMAS.
 For Councilmen. First Ward. ...........- "A. ASH MAN Second Word .:............. -GOOhAlN IN Third Ward. ...,......... ...- G. R. WATT Fourth Ward. ............ -. F. BGf fLER For City Recorder. l. M. ISAA,S.n For City License Tax Collector. G. w. CHAPMAN. For City Treasurer. J. L. MELLGREN For City attorney.
 c. W. SWAIN;
 For Chief Of P1hce
 G. ". OAKS.
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All my goods are paid for and as l want noney and walit 1t bad l will make $50 suiis for %::'3. Harris the tailor. S-I3!t.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-11

WAHTEr-1j or 9 adobe makers ani layers. White men prci~irrd. Apply at tf.is cIice a5 rncc for iur- ther information.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-11

YW s ANE,EEs-Lady .gerts actually clear " so daily With rIy WoI doriu, entirely new patent Tubt.rr l.ndtrg:ti Ir.cnt fur le- males. Ami3st-r's wife sold E liis; Lcur.
 MAEAM ". [. liI!LE.
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 THAT mass of corruption, John o. Dunbar, who is a self-admittod de fa,.lter, spread himself yesterday morning in a quarter of column of abuse of the editor of this paper. The people of Tombstone and Cochige county know us, and our record as 8 citizen; they also know Dunbar and also his record, and they are now pay ing heavy taxes in order to pay the interest on the money he was short of when his term Of office of County Treasurer was up. h his article yes terday he took occasion to call Us a thief and liar and several other names We do not propose 10 take any notice of the r4yiags of a man of his standing; man whs is oStra- eised, morally, socially and politically by the citizens of Cochise county, and shall only consider. the source from which it comes. The abuse which was heaped upon us, came from an article puhlIs he'd in Saturday even ing's issue. in which we exposed his contenIptible lies and islanders about Nr. A. J. Ritter, and which he has thus far failed to deny, We apologize to our readers and the public in no tic.ng Ground Grabbsr Berry's lackcy at all iii these columns, and promise that in the future his paper CT nis name VIII never aGa:n roia.e eur columns oy aay -eicseare t2 'h@m whatever
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The tr4n-ro ':'i .r this prHti.i, tire '. oll r,,d ger e: n uf Sht ws. Ts st.'c q. i- G"rs SELL = $:.VEFAT.. SINGULAR, SEP
 ARATK SHOW : SOifi'lFiEp. is n 'Tvi u'iy rruriI'Uncrd th" mot h gard. lls ut der!&ii"c gv E. knnwa in i;e w"r Il amusen cGts. BuI wien inc la E oli e-F d' ctc it" Nirit talit,' . nia tLty e a5. ui coHc, I'r-t il ar Al MuLcpo- l-Z'ng 4ialmCth NastCCCi SIrg,d witE
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-11

Suits well and thoroughly cleaned for $l 50 by Harris tba tailor, ,Bothin's block 5 I2It.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-11

c. N. THOMAS, the present mayor of Tombstone, and a Republican can didate for the Legislative Assembly, is a man whose character is above rc- preach, and whose official acts ID tl.i. city have always been jus: and i5ht and for the interests of ta2 people He will poll heavy vote ail ever th, county and will he .' chan.r .rion Of thC people of the Tsrri,ory ia th" Fonr- taenta Legislature. uaz: JaErary
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SsE7sfon tosice

:. Ail persons are hereby notified tliai ny wtc, LGui,; Dcl.oh, huv,rg !rit my bcd and board without eau CT LruyucatiGr, tic:e. lore vii I;ot be re>i'Ui slime fuT, nor bay any debts of Ter cOhlar;iItls from aiI ;.iiCT tais ;,aIe. JOIN DEIIOsE.
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HoE W. ?. @-" FTS... .aa R'n"h i.e.a -~o5.-.-e '. lH-.e... ,saer, c..:a .s .'.Hs -:.. s.ra.. @ar, ;s"a rft- sided e-y. ,ao Dis!ric. Court of lhis Judicial District with hon sly and dignity. His decisions were always on the side of right and the pecpl~. During that time his opponent as } lawyer was always fighting against the people, and in favor of the land grab5cr. On the second day of November the people will sEow their gratitude for Mr. Stilwcll by | eleoting him District Attorney.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-11

JCTE C.. EASEUE justiccg e tle F,a2tt N. D @HEAHE&. i+. .. DC&%. c-,,. f.:. :, T. s-HtD. TOT t'D''"' ic ra L.fi,E.
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PrepHtiT go Ibe New Elections.
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Lr,-4U,. June ST. scores al provincial
conservatives and Liberia agents ARE IN
London consulting Via tue Rniie of tAelr
rrsp. ctilD parties Gladstone insist .lU
,tUry cons Iuency ,naL lg provided V',i
O. iom.--ui. candidate. lie rc.ies upon .h'
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Gutr~uu ~ VII cudeayor ;r dissolve Par
lanmau. uU ne 24,h instant ~ egcu 20 40
..ufler daf, b. tht Blouse expedite tbe ne
..--a-t huspe-s. On carly dissolution J.
desired rr order lba tht erection. HIcF uDt
mrnriert 81 I-l -nr harvest work.
q dispatch -eu. ur he Queen .c Clad
g.L. the afternoon guuounres her Aaie--
-7 ruu-oI o. dissolution. Jna queen
hat previously ASKED lord harrington
uherhet h, was willing DO f0Tu b .uistry.
Harrington IN -cp'f advised tla, Iar..s-
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tht uirLi mai j, D. understood tGgf he
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ssys siss. 900 wss disfaed nmonr less than
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ranging frum eI 900 to s1A.9e0. The kcr6
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IA which these franchises were cranied.
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ISL OF conspiracy with City, IRE ssurer
Marcer, of Philadelphia, Of frsug npsn ;he
city, and was sentenced 80 two years and
SIX month"; imprisonment hut was par
0oned through political influence asfef
serving seven months.
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Al EuIirs Rs,ijct Force Eiseiinrs I'd
f0r GgBlziv1Bir W1@h Thieves.


CUCAGo. ,uu, "a special iron Las
"a. loui- sa~s a conspiracy Hus been di--
-rver,d involving -h, eLlrf police for"t tr
T.asi - Louis eZcepi be Gnie1. i canc OF
Thieves nat PLANNED. 81 ltL -hr -DuEIvnc.
u' 90, urlr. D. rs -ieuia-ir ~eri-- uf rDpbe-
r,e- ~ gee ri-, --aasury. s"vCra. Business
houses. AND lml one oi ~, Gang wac
caurni AND tod Int Story. Y'ne result b.
lii4i tint cuti-e police i0rcf Of Las, g..
Louis except Chief Hniio-un- has becr
ci.chu~geC und G. ,hDrouch Investigation j.
% prucre-s.
- LoUls. June a.-Thr residents n I.ae
81 Imis have ucrDm, thoroughly AROUSED
over the Conspiracy. Tht action %. tn'
meyu In di-charriuc ,he police iuTet ne-
nfi fhe ctrv wholly unprotected. and VITA.
BE- considered remedy has 1n'y asgTa Ea.-l
.h, condition M aG4i-s. 4 meeting 1i -
gr-.t1daliyt CIr.Zcnf va, held TODAY mo
= committee was appointed % wan 0u h-
Donor and request ,haf i1ree o. re!iapi'
men bf appointed e. fl -he vacauc.--
caused ny tint discharge 90 the supIo-
cansul-ai On. II me event Of thf mayor
r4rusa. 60 90 tiis lvi.-ilauct cOmmirfr' VII
%, formed and ra-rOl % nict1 men % c:i.i
v'ard instituted iBr thr PROTECTION u. iIt
ana lIrrffrfT
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Alsbsxns Democratic OOnvenEiOr
BY tsieerNpn 10 the Disptcnl

MONTGOMERY AID. June S.-Tht Demo
cruiir S.aie Convention Oi Alabama mel a.
- u'cincA TO-DAY. Chairman lDmpklDs. %
THE EXecutivf C0mmitlsg called the Con-
yeutiun Ia order and nude eloquent reIoT-
ences % president Cleveland. which were
heartily RlIli.uudeG. y. j. Poster was
mad, temporary cnairmar, anC malii rlIic-
m. speech. Fir references To- the cgndf-
daiee wevt well received by their frienas.
owing 10 contests from three cauutlt- tht
Committee on Credentials vii. not bf Hhit
go rpI,OrT Until tomorrow mOT1inE. TIT
Convention adjourned % 8 O'cl0cs te-moI-
rev morning. GTea Interest centres III Int
cuiernatori4 contest. There nv tDUr can-
didatcs--Clayi0n. Dawson. MckicrOv, and
Srav. THE Convention iias I'D delegates
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A stare H.,~,cps,or ~ Ice Csiven


WASHINGTON. 1ImC g-A stare reception
will lee given bv the President anG Mr.
Cleveland nn Tuesday evening next, 81
vnici ihc CuhiBe,. diplomatic Corps. the
Judiciary. Congress. Oilcers o. The army
and navy. heads Of certain bureaus ano
ladie. az .boir families will be invited. The
hours Oh recentinn wiz be- from 3 30 u
O'CLOCK genera reception, 10 Wnict The
public IT. invited without cards, VIII De
Given on the following FRIDAY evening
JUNE 18th. iron Until II 0'ciock. Mn.
Cleveland win moi De n home % cailcr.
luti sffer INT YrcepiIOun
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4 !iLdhIOae Announces tns 6OverD-
Eneur>e kuseurion

'f'v Anglia. American cable % the lllsphllL.
LuEDCL june G.-Mr. G!adsi0n, wil To-
morrow uIMm The iIouse oi Commons 81
-ht GOgenmeuf'f mention ip appea. 10 tht
country after obtaining ,hf uocrs-Hr' woes
80 supply to tide over lht elections. Fa-in-
men- viii probably be- dissolved o. Juut
aG-h The Government whips IRE ics,
-auguug regarding She prD-pects OF lht
Liberal. iu thf rom,ug elections, uVlu- J0
-he Great deu-ei o. fund.- and suitaDif CABS
ldaies Arnold Moricv -chnadn0rs' are
.,nfiriuc II thai- efforts 70 overcome tht
iihcuity
Herbert Gladstone 20 @ speech ~ th,
1trsumc o. tut IIIbr-4l Clau ~ f.pchesggt
f-dny predicted sh4 rhe home-ruie biz.
nov dead, would revive mao vlrorOus life.
Extensive polio, precautions have been
aiken III the eagt end oi London. wher,
Disorder ARE feared, The Irish u BOTHER
rithe. beTmrn0sey. ana Wrapping having
.,-uome greatly eXrIed a rul supply Of
detectives bas beeI stationed ~ protect
railway stations river -ui-wuys. ~ watch
-hc Tower and 0the- places, and all stTai'-
gc-s ufe narrowly -c-uflni2so. Il l. Upeu'T
stated that Fenan outbreak or ploi Is
Matching. the uirumc " recent poli1lel.
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