davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-02-27
,FIae Sheriff Speaks.

If some of the members of the Grand Jury, who are so loud-mouthed in their talk about license tax collect ing, will call at the Sheriff's office and settle their accounts with the county, as the law directs, they will have a light to talk. R. s. HATCH,
 Sheriff.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-02-27
Anti.Chineso Meeting.

This evening the Anti-Chinese League of Tombstone will hold mass meeting at Schieffelin Hall, when it is hoped all our citizens will attend. This meeting is to be held for the purpose of enlightening our people as to the best means to establish to rid our city of the Mongolian pest. Able speakers will be present to ad- dress the people. There are now sev- eral white laundries established, and the subscription books are open for subscribers to the white steam laun- dry. Seats will be reserved for ladies and their escorts. All persons hav- ing the welfare of this movement at heart are invited to attend and ex- press their views this evening.
 ,, There will be the usual services in tba ,1iffnraDt nburcl,aS tc-,,, r,,,<,,-
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-02-27
A HIGH OLD TIME.

He staggered home at the midnight chime With heart and pockets light; This morning he grooming lies in bed With troubled conscience and aching head 'Tis the price he pays for the high old time. ." He had with the boys last night.
 Boston Courier,
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-02-27

u, n T IVhUeI'I' OIUI h'
 FEBRUARY 27, lSS6 Court met at 30 a. m.
 Minutes read and approved. Territory Ns. Annie Allen; assault to bodily harm.-Case was tried and went to the jury, and as we go to press they have not arrived at a yer dict.
 Kelley vs. Berry; motion to retax cost.-This case was argued by Good rich and Smith for plaintiff and G. G. Berry for defendant. The motion to retax costs was denied.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-02-27
Wanted

One or two good frst-class irogers and polishers. Apply immediately to Mrs, Ida Emmerson, at the Tomb stone White Laundry, corner of First and Fremont streets.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-02-27

Saloons, boarding-houses and res' taurants, etc, are discharging their Chinese help in this city, '
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-02-27

Owing to lack of space we are com, pelled to omit giving the details of the grand skating carnival which occurred at the rink last evening.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-02-27

for week ending February 27, 1886: Allschul, s. s. Johnson, Jerome Anderson, J. Jackson, George (4) Barton, Mrs. Jno Neidy, Harry J. Barnett, Wm. Novravico, Rocco Bergman, G. c. Mansfield, J. Bracewell, J. M. Martyr, Jos. W. Brown, Thomas Metkovich, George Brown, James E. McCombs, L. c. Clark, c. W. Meehan, Michael J. Costello, John Milick & Dyar Coy, Capt. B. F. Murphy, P. J. Dairug, Tom O'Brien, Hugh Davis, Charley Price, MT. Devis, Mrs. Tillie Salott, Victor Durvin, Michael Stevenson, J. N. Ellis, s. Trobege, MT. Eymer, A. Wallace, J. A. Finley, J. D. Walsh, Michael-2 Gilman, Mrs. M. Webb, R. C.-2 Gray, John Weatherill, w. c. Hart, J. B. Weatherford, John Harrington, c. Wilds, B. F. Hutton, Sydney Williams, G. J. Jackson, Geo.-4 Wilson, J. V.-2
 Persons calling for any of these let ters will please say, "Advertised," :" giving date of publication.
 c. s. CLARK, Postmaster,
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-02-27
At Sol IsrnePs Union News
 Depot.
HIS srORICAL.
Frederick and his Court, by Muhlbach

~~O@@Ny SAN~ ~@AS AANAN . Mohammed Ali. i.... Merchant of Berlin. ..... Marie Antoinette. ..... Empress Josephene. ~ Daughter of an Empress. Pioneer Times in California Boots and Saddles. ..... The Middle Kingdom J. G. Blaine Twenty Years in Congress Queen Victoria.
 POLITICAL. Social Problems. by Henry George Government Revenue, Civil Service in the United States
 MARK TwAIN's WORKS. Prince and Pauper. Life on the Mississippi. Huckleberry Fin. Roughing It. Innocence Abroad. Gilded Age.
 ROMANCE. Gerraise Assomer, by Zola. Wayside Gleanings, by Perryne. At Loves Extremes, by Thompson Zoraster, by Crawford Ramona, by Helen Jackson. Window Curtains, by ArthYr. The Lady with the Rubies, by Mariitts. The Betrothal, by Manzoni. Wake Robin, by Burroughs. For Lilias, by Carey. Mrs Bretherton, by Mrs. Ward. The San Rosario Ranch, by Maud Howe. .f . 3n.---< Piere Goriot, by Balzeck. After Dinner Stories, by Balzack. A Country Doctor, by Jewett. A Marsh Island, by Jewett. Preside Travels, by Lowell. The Rise of Silas Lapham, by Howells Woman's Reason, by Howells. Strong Minded Women, by Hammond Lal, by Hammond. Dorsias Daughter, by Greville. Without Compass, by Van Horn. One of the Duanes, by Hamilton. Hand and Ring, by Greene. Dark Days, by Conway. An Original Belle, by Roe. The Luck cf Roaring Camp, by Harte. Geo. Eliotts Poetry, by Cleveland. Wm. Evart Gladstone, by Smith. Frauds Exposed, by Comstock. Story of Margaret Kent, by Hayes. Cleopatra, by Greville. Waverly Novels, by Walter Scott. Trajan, by Keenan. The Duchess Emiled, by Wendell. Leavenworth Case, by Wendell. As It Was Written, by Lusk, The Fair God, by Wallace. Ben Hur, by Wallace. Mr. Isaacs, by Crawford. Dr. Grafton, by Dr. Hammond. Valentino, by W. W. Astor. All the above named books are rent. ed at $1 per month at Israel's Circu- lating Library. Any person desiring any new book, criticised by two news. papers, will be sent for and added to the library.
 All Seaside, Franklin Square, Nun
 h1L roe and Harper's pocket series, etc, will be sold at publishers price,
 SOL ISRAEL,
  Allen Street, Tombstone, Arizona, Owing to lack of space we are com, pelled to omit giving the details of the grand skating carnival which
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-02-27

,. There will be the usual services in the different churches tomorrow.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-02-27
EsES'TRsEG"E' COlHIT.

Hon. W. II. Barnes Judge |. 4, tlckue,.,,....,....-. .Clcrk.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-02-27
List of Letters

Remaining in Postoffice uncalled for, for week ending February 27, 1886:
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-02-27

Allen Street. Tombstone, Arizona,
New-York tribune., 1886-08-05
EuEd SSMENTS n BUSINESS.

CHICAGO, Aug. 4 Spccid. w. X. Harvey,
yel.kown connss,on merchant, failed this morning.
uc ia p,t.r Mct,socs brother in-lav aud part
n.r iu the firm OF McGrooE. Evrrhan x CO.. wheh
went down Al tne OF tue great lard d,a an after
ward Of the firm II Crtte X Harvey McGooch
wa, a special partner III tho nrm of w. Il. Harvey n
Co. bat Withdrew IN July. The hrm lid Largo busl-
mes. for suDstantial lot Of customers. Tue firm mas
br,u long FOR customers On this dccinr ~d A.
,,. uttira al Of Mc,icoci advertsei month
n IN. n tho calls heavy. Tue Liabilities are probably
sDl 600 al, rcd by margins 80 hat whrn srtr-
nrnt are made will probably bo small losses on
tine II or ., 49,. ., ..-., -, ,h.
p.trol Printing Company w-s di-posci OF al sssxnec
.nri,u ... Georg ArnO Il, trrAsnrsr ol inc
c,,nn.uv for st Apove a mortgage OF Sl2,JOO
New-York tribune., 1886-08-05

hating panegyric of the Autocrat much disparaoe
ment OF America, neither original nor amusing
he Nineteenth Century has two articles OF much
interest. One is elaborate study of Pasteur ana
Hydrophobia by Professor Ray Lancaster COM
petent Judge. who sums up decislvely in favor OF
Pasteur. Professor Lancaster believes that Pas
teurs treatment is likely to an extraordinary
success and to place its author in the first rank OF
men of genius of all ages The eminent Ncw-Ze
lander. MI. Wakefield. follows this with an animat-
ed attack Mr.. Froude's New Zealand chapters IN
"Oceana." lie impugns Mr.. Froude's accuracy and
Judgment; but an Australian. Mr.. Wise. appears
at the same time in Macmillan with cordial in
dorsement of Mr.. Froudes account of Australia.
The inevitable farewell banquet will be given to
Wilson Barrett before his departure for America
The list committee contains few names outside th'
theatrical profession. No attempt is made to secure
the patronage of the classes Edmund Yates Will
preside, whose genial gifts are sufficient to insure
the success of the entertainment g. WIS.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-05
TELLGRAPHIC NOTES.
RLSuOP WHITAKER ACCEPTS.


PnILADi LPuIA, Aug. 4 t>pfcidiD-A letter mas
received Bishop Whitaker accepting the office OF
Assistant TO bishop stevens OF this dio,csc.
REUNION or THE JONES FAMILY.
BAlrIMORK a reunion of the Jones family - p'hg
hrl near The Welsh well the English dc-cch't
Ant q nam present ia large numbers.
Dist U,sING iROBLEh> or CHRISTIAN UNION
PrrsnugG Aug. tN~,ry 1000 people ATTENDED! today
sessinns OF III, Inter D,nOnnaonal Convention bishop
taows OF Chicago prcshcL In the morning the Kew pi
y Hayes OF ALI CITY. opened the meeting wh sn
address Tie lluv D. H. Miller. Of Cleveland ami the
Dr. j. H. Johnston. Of Washington read pape's. i''
Iiuv. Dr. Campbell oi Sowickcy, Penn, spoke
DEMOCnAilC VICTORY IN NEW-iiAMPsHlkE
PoRIsMouIu. N H.. Aug 4-rho Democrats carrie INC ,
election yesterday ccctng every cy o.ei ou'
Alderman. Mayor Elircdgc WAS ieeie,tcd
NEGRO LINCuED IN TEXAS.
WACO Tox Aux Mrs Hcitmiller. who was assautn,
robbed recognized negro Bt Harris as h'i asAi.
ant Thirty men Into the woods That skt h"sIo
Ivcr Carrying rope Ihcy dspcrsed half An hour
latci, and left tho body hanging To u trco
Stabbed BY HIS WIFE
a. q. Fletcher. actor. age thirty swo
wears IA at the County Hospital. suffering from knito
thrust his which the ply siciahs VIII Do
Fntch.i stabbed by his wfo Mis Fletcher
was deny that so stabbed hri nus
band but claims that SELF defence being driven
to desperation by tho cruelty oi Fletcher
SUICIDE or JUDGE. -
NArCuyZ Miss, Aug 4.-Judge Joseph Shields prom
neu mci author Of thu " Life and Times q" y
= Trcntss committed suicide by stranguatcn last niH
The wife months Ays had Affected his na
New-York tribune., 1886-08-05
WHY RAsUgEs WAS DELIVERED UP.

EAGLE Pass, Aug. I.-County judge Joseph
Honstcttcr, VINO s'us the cxrIiitioi pagers -hrch'
deruy Francisco Hssures to the MIcAn authoriti~'.
has made "a stAt~tnent In vindc .on. Ilo says tina
upon tho assurAmco OF 5hcrH OsoDy that Rs.ures wa,
a horse thief ani Mexican citzoh. he issuei 10 him
the following order;
The stale Of ieIa Maverick County. to tho Sherh oi
Maverick County, .ro'llns: "i heroO' hfr't"''
To deliver Frsn.rO Non iraS"n, ch~f "f tho poco
If Pi,ra, krsrAe, Mexic" Francisco Kasurrs. ,"nl
Won now hon ~ yohr cu,tods, ant who accused %
In, theft OF horses The lepn"io of Mexico. ~ IA
uroyeu by letters from said Monits,t
JOsErIl IIOFfsTEITtR
County Judge and Extraiitlon Agent. MAvorcK
County, l"hss
Iu addition u this Judge iIof-tsttor says " II has
been practice IN TINS county To dsver up horHo
thIcyr. ami other criminals Mexctn citiLens To
the Me1cAn AuthOritic, upDI thor presenting any
ur,ut of ruf fhey rrcIprOcating" Governor ireland
mas revoard Judge Onstotters commission as EXrad'
Are
New-York tribune., 1886-08-05
MEETING OF THE PARNELLITES.

NO IRISH MEASURE GIVING LESS THAN MR.. GLAD
STONES TO BE ACCEPTED.
LONDON, Aug. A meeting of the PaInei-
ties was held Dublin to-day. On motion of Mr Bgea
Mr. Parnell was reelected chairman. and Justin NC
Cartny president Messrs Shell. Biggar. Deasy,
and F. Raymond appointed whips, ana
Mcssre. Leahy, Arthur O'Connor, Campbell an"
d. Sullivan were named as secretaries. On motion
OF Mr. Gray the renewcd their declaration 10
pledge themselves MAINTAIN the right Of the irish poo
pic to govern themselves. and was resolved tha' no
measure Offering less legislative and executive cohro
over irish affairs than docs Mr. Gadstoues bill DO ac
cepted as u settlement.
Mr. Parne proposed that heartfelt thanks DO offered
10 feow-countrymen and friends throughout the word
for tho generous sympathy and splendid moral ana M,
eral support given to the Irish people at home towau
sustaining the movement to obtain n ,tionh govern
ment. Tho motion was carried Ivy acciamation. ne
members present at the meeting were warmly rcccneu
BELFAST, Aug Al. II. Haset, the Conservative nt,'
amenisry candidate whose recollection for sonth bei
fast was defeated by Thomas Sexton Varn-llite) mas
petitioned for the nulncaon OF Mr. Sextons ercuon:
alleging that It accomplished by tho exercise oi
"undue infucnce sni bribery
New-York tribune., 1886-08-05
THE NJ XICAN BDHDER rROlBLES.
PROTEST AGAINST INCfNDIAEY ~ t,oLuIioNs-fhl
tIIIING u " XlCO.

FL PAso. Tex. Aug. i.-On Monday even
Ing held here Tor the purpose of "pprov-
my stand taken by Governor Ireland IN tho ma ter
Of the Mexican outrag~s o. the RIO Granie borl"r
IN winch hc threatens to take tho mater INTO
RESOLUTIONS were passed to which many
CITIZENS objected TOO rsdc. AMI inconiiary. pro-
published yet-rlay sgn-i hy nearly all ia"
lawyers. bankers. meTchanis aud business mrn oi HI
Pasu TIE OF Cuttiug. which hal been set down
to-day. again postponed until to-inorr"w IL Is
ruIorei Cntting WI receive neavy sentence ami
that President DaL will al once parton him aud give
hiin hs ihery.
MINICO, Aug 4, via Galveston The cas-" OF
great attention here AMI pub
r innamri by the reproduction 4 the violent
deuunuation M.Iirr xnd tho N-Sican Gv-rnnent ia
the Nrw Orleans AMI IL Pasp papers. IL was reported
the Aiucric ~ Government had uthr
another p.rrmptOry demand for tho trl-aso of Cutting
mere look upv1 tho c<'o a. sirousrr
for the Government tnsn for the American, a.
Cntting arrested nudrr the cols "f the stAts ol
CnbuaLua fa~ viocnt press nterlng. against tho
Government are cont sinei ~ Tue c'in ans "i
hi.h apparently desrrs to get thr
administration into war. Tue Government organs
nO aiId at tho time dlsnI-
tplu
New-York tribune., 1886-08-05
MIR. GLADSTONES NEED OF REsE
A LETTER FOR, CASING MS KtIi IN Nr FROM
PUBIC iIFE.

LONDON, Aug. 4.-Mr Gladstone. In letter
to Arnold Morley. says:
Even FROM the acIiOn OF permanent Causes the
tho last rI upon me has been great anu
tunity for som. ch tnge An f"pO.r
whether bcy ont England. But IN on" Important
lesp,ct feel thst relief must lie nought forthwith ana
be II has been fate To lie charged
witt por spOndrncc-. part highly ihtor".inS
bu thDk, far greater An has ever fallen To the Io
II any other Individual My private sccretario- when
| was Office. 10y hard labor carried on wh' ! may
all tho work entire department. shan lie M
sbIe hcuceforth MAINTAIN tho establishment or prom
I.r the OF tn- and the surrender OF personal
l,.rtv efficient conduct or intercourse hy
letter less than twenty thousand persons each
year requrea
Mr. Gladstone then adds mott hcation to all CONCERNED
OF MS inanity repy to letters, return manuscript
.c Same persons believe that tne ex-Prcnicrs letter
forecasts his retirement from public life.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-05
TEXAN REGIMENTS hAGER FOR WAR.

FOnr WORTH, Tex Aug 4.-Colonel B. +.
Smltn has written Governor ireland tendcrne the
servicrs Of tho AN Regiment % TcIas III case
cal Is made for troops to move on Met'o.
Midlothian has actually enlisted volunteer
company while nearly every town IN tho stat"
is awaiting commissions TO form mliitiA. -ob-r-
he ad~d exams whiie aImIttn that Texas cannot bo
h-ncnrd py war with Mexico. strongly Ia favor OF
war TINS feeling prevails among nlno-tonths Of tho
men in the northern part of the state.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-05
plLSE REpORr ABOCT DEFA Utter WILSON,.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. (Npec,ah.-Presldcnt
q GllinrnaUl Of the Chesapeake and Delaware C"n'i'
nonouucc, as untrue story taat Wilson. tho de-
fauiting treasurer had made ov~rturo 10 hi'n 10 return
IN ta city from his hiding paco IN New YORK and mako
mn c,nfc.s,on providing he would not be arrostsd
Tn,. norung Nj. Cillngnal 10unt lyins on bls hcss
., ..nt from Nw York sgu-d j. /. wilson
"h,nr r An Interview. These dispatches he concluded
were DVguA
New-York tribune., 1886-08-05
NEW-YORK. THURSDAY AUGUST s. 1856

spurious letter published In Brussels He admits tha'
he has fallen into skifuy prepared trap. but mann
ains that relations private life ought not 20 pre-
vent him Minister from fuhlling his political an.y.
The Paris National and other Rel ublican papers
imploro General Boulanger to refrain from inrtuer
"mumbling displays and deliberate untruths' ~ 10 70
general opinion that BOuanger has lost prestiso "
the Armv D.,
NJ Rochefort 10 almost alone in finding excuses @ ior
General Bonanger. who IL being told on all sides thas
is not WORTHY hold the portfolio OF War Mlnsler
New-York tribune., 1886-08-05
NEWS NOTES From LONDON.
OSDOS. Aug. 4

AFGHAN BOUNDARY CoMMIssIpS.-iho difference
n,h mas prryrn the BIlil-, ui Russian n''nbets
~ the Afshsn Boundary Commission from arriving al
An agreeDe Mt has been srtto ana inc WORK "i 'ho COM
,,is.ion IL drawing to Z couciu ION.
.WAIK-oyEK FOR IIt BRIGHTON tUr.-At the Brigh-
tan An mectIng tod y General owen Wiiil"in.-
twoyear.oid bay CEILING Financior walked over The
cnurse or the rigntOn cup.
Mn UEALYs PETITION GHANTEn-Judcc Monroe has
Mr. leay's pc.itOu Tor scruilny o lhe Dallo
n.ncrs cast III the SOnth Londonderry election which
rrsullcd la MIR. Iieay's defeat.
p.sru Aug 4-Ibe town or Veiprovacz. Hungary.
c,uI.iung $50 houses, bas been destroyed hy hfr. a
large quantity Of corn and forage has also Dceh d'
stroy"d
to<noS Aug A destructive fro occurred to day
ir tn village Of Ulan0n, Province oi 'hici Austria
I,.s bnudIed and ifty houses were burned
New-York tribune., 1886-08-05
PRISONER CUTTINGS CASE.
REBuKING DEMOCRATIC THIRST FOR WAR
REPRESENTATIVE HIT UrrrHs GOOD WORD FOR
MFXICO.
rpY TELEGRAPH To THE TRrBUNr.l


rBY TELEGRAPH To TRIBUNE
WAsuINGToN. Aug 1.-Chalrman Belmont
OF the Foreign Affairs Committee. Was twice surprised
to-day OF when Mr. IItt who had asre"i to the re-
port on the Cutting resolutions. rose AMI delivered an
effective speech the other sie In Mr. Belmonts own
time. and again when Colonel Morrison. to whom tue
chairman yielded the floor in order that ho might ask
unanimous for recess lid so by a9kns th''
the recess eypirc nj 10 A. M tomorrow. instead of
r. m to-day. Thus turned ou after Mr. Belmont sn'
cceded In gctring before the House. th
the only spccch wa. an elective IN opposition 70
tncm the effect of which was Ivy no means counter
acted by the remarks Mr. Belmont IN the -h 'rt sp'c"
OF time before yielded the 'or u Colonel Norrs"n
Mr. r,tt said that instead Of The Mcxican Govern
mrnt having refused demand of the uniiei states II
had shown every -pirt OF compliance. iher' was no
evasion there defiance. there vas nearly hnmlia
tion IN the tone o ihat feeble Government before th"
-udicn demand Of Ac secretary of STATE III tue
Mr. Blouni. GEORGIA. inqu rci whether Cutting was
Sir Ihtt rrrlci that be- was hut ssid that upon tho
Interference the Mexican Minis cr ~ Foreign AnAir.
he had been offered ni, reira.r bal. which he hai
,cornfnliy refused. fhAt N" work ~ th" m-hicf
making consul ibrr" Who maie sIerrnr. 10 'r""h, VI
ahou vip'csur- 40 rehi' - TINS country.
That was the incarnation Of ndi@cr~nn VIII" hAd rharte
"f foreign n,irs there" Cutinr' ncins ny inc nu
Of the consul. declared that h ca-" was 40 ons"r
an individual. tut intcrnatIoha! aiir AMI rrrsl-tfd
IN sitting ~ h- prison when he cohd Walk ont any
Wr Cram Of .aii that 40 fr from declining the
oiri b. release 0u bail. eating nal bc"h f"hNct'"
aui W aw lltiut sentence.
Mr. INT sad thai hat nical Information
annut that The Government doing IN TINS ease
vii 4 10 had done Auuircd other cas's-inier eTlHS
| 10 serur release of Of IT, I~n- irfr
every PROSPECT of coriis cp-op~rti"n Nv Mrf'".
ami he diG no believe 'h At the D'in"cauc -e rrtH ot
state NJ tncpinp~rHf thIt hr cpul not snror'-lub
carry on tus win Mexico when n" hsh been ." .lc
ces,fn ~ other ctsel. t"hli Mexico, hNe ,"Rl' i
hrins fleet t. ,trt N"~ YORK; 80; anu f"' -
men minds at u.g~st tie in'wer I" me ql''-
tinu Of country matter. W.T." ''h-
dnctrd s. ~ 10" otnrr gf"ai r"l i
ne u IA
D. va. the %, all nations tht w. rhoHi pre-
srfve peace. . . -...-.., ID,
Mr. iB-imout, of N"w-Nork. WAS somewhat surprised
that Ms coils Air lftl -l01i nav rhtn - NJ
OBI don on THIS sunl-ct H. r. en- den ~ int VI 'ro
b.i refused demands OF IT, country mt u" c"il
md han the SECRETARY "l ~" - anu
that o - hal d~c fsi that Mexico nal rrit-ci 10 re-
Cut'ing He comrnt~i upon and ienlrl Ne cor
rectn-.. of ierrtOral rights of N"kic" upon
cas hlmgrs.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-05
JULIAN POTTER BADLY HUR

NEWPORT. Aug. 4 (Specidh Julian Pot
ter OF NowYork, was badly Injured by being thrown
fron his pom cart last evening IN Brsvuc-ayo His
arm as broken aud his body much bruised.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-05
nrtrGArEs 70 THE LEAGUE CONVENTION.

DrglIN Aug. AT the Parnelllte meeting
,o,.v loan l.. Redmond, menher "t I"ti'a-
~ ,r N,r,h Wcx.orI, ana william OBrlcn
I,,or a, rui,d Iyeiand vcre appointed delegates 10
nr.snn me .rsn National League At tho Lcafuo C"h'
vo,,'tinn IA Chicago Oh August ls
New-York tribune., 1886-08-05
GENERAL BOuLANGER LOsIS

PARIS. Aug. 4.-Ihe Royalist papers puohsl
fac.simiiies OF tho letters Oh "enera' no'""S''
49,, ma d'Aumalc. The General ex-
It,, that NJ. repudatcd them without having
,s.a ,ueu. suppo.irx That the papers reierred' 10
New-York tribune., 1886-08-05
hostility TO LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHIIL
LoxDOS, Aug 4-The GladStOnian members

f Parliament propose mark their sense O Lord l;'n.
doph ChurchIls rIlous manifesto against Mr. Glad
hostile dem ratiOn the hrst time LORD
I.udo ad Ircsses tho IIUus- OF COininOn@
New-York tribune., 1886-08-05

LoNDov, Aug. 1.-AdvIces from COnstanti
nope re port attempt TO assasnate the Grand Vzcr
rh.t official wa. driving sunday afternoon III II l
,.yh, and wo shots ", fired at hin ny y Tartar
Nuhcr Of the soia struck It's mark The assassin then
,ursu,d the carriage with drawn swOr. win which he
eudr vorel strike the Grand Nzrr. lie was crested
.nd akeu before ,ho Sultan At tho IlllM hiosk Ihe
tartar dec that the Grand NIzcr had prevented
hIa rrom securing Justice ana imporoi that ho be
hanged.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-07-23
Anthony Trollope's Bon Mot.

Ignatius Donnelly, who is trying to
prove that Bacon and not Shakespeare
wrote the plays bearing the latter's
name, was member of Congress
away back in 1566-68. On one occa-
sion he delivered a terrible philippe
against his colleague, Mr.. Washburne,
in which he declared that ..all the
male Washburnes born into the family
had an M. G. branded on them" This
hit at the office-seeking propensities of
the Washburnes was greeted with
shrieks of laughter by Donnelly's Con-
gressional associates Anthony Troll
lope. the English novelist, was seated
in the gallery during the delivery of
Donnelly's speech. He was greatly
shocked at the coarseness of the hon.
orable gentleman's remark, and soon
after quilted the house in disgust. The
following morning Edward Paley, the
Secretary sof the English Legislation.
was riding down Fourteenth street.
Espying Trollope, he guided his horse
in the latter's direction. As he neared
the sidewalk the horse stepped into a
pool Of dirty water, spattering the nov
elist quite freely. Paley began to apol-
ogize.
tits all right, my dear boy" ex.
claimed Trollope, cutting him short,
''the beast couldn't help It, but, as II
sudden thought had struck him, II
say; ! can give you good name for
that horse.
"And what would you call him,
pray?"
s;CalI him Donnelly,u was the witty
rejoinder, s.he's q good mud singer. 2
Chicago Herald.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-07-23

us she exclraivep' said a lady to
Mrs. Parvenu, referring to society
woman. =
.Exclusive!" returned Mrs. Paryenu;
sswell should say she was Why, she
never gets up till 2 o'clock in the af-
ternoon. and her husband never goes
with her anywhere :" HoteI Mall