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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-03-18
SUMMONS

IN TIE JUSTICES COURT, PRE- INCT Nh. 1, iu Inc county of C'rhse, Trrritnly of AriZuna. before John C.. EastUn, Jusii.c of the Peart; demant. %91
 Mary Tack, Plaintiff,
 YS. C. B. Brnham, Drf'tart
 The Territory of Arizona spnd- greeting |" C. $. kENlIAM. (s nun-rc, idcnt ci the Trrrtur!) Defendant:
 You a'e hereby sun monrd and required tn appear before me It my office ir fuFhb- stone, county of Cnchier. un the I5;h day of April. A D., lSS6. at 10 o'clock A. N, To answer the compliant ol the above ramrd Plninlifi, who d, mnn,iS of you that you are indebted toner m Ike sum of nin~ty ($9O) dollars, on special contract for 1he board and lodging of James H"rwoud for sIxty days in the summer Of lSS5. as shown by thr complaint now nE file in my office. And If you fail tn arprar aud answer -sid r"E1- paimt as herein rr, uirel. tEe plaintiff will take jid%meut again>t y"u aS demanded and for the c"sta of tEis sui'
 Given under my hand tlIis liih day Of February, 4. D., lSS6
 JOHN C. EASTOT,
 JuStcc of the Peace
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-03-18

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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-03-18

"N'e do tcI eby re4:hIfr that we supervise the Hrran@iments. f5r:all tie Monthly and Guar erly Drawings Gf The l.uLI- -iana StaIr Lottery Company aud in person man age ;tnd coqtr,l the Drawings -."msclvcs, ahe i!,at Inc Sinhc are conducted with hon
 c>ty. fairness. and in good faiili toward -hll rartics, and we authorize tue C"nIlsuny to use this certificate, with f;lc sIhilcs O. our signatures attached, in it's advertisements,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-26
l.ains and Loss "a.

The Philadelphia Press says in New
England, with one district-the Second
Rhode Island vacant, the democrats
have gained five dist lets from the repub
,icans and lost one district to them, a net
democratic gain OF four districts. In the
middle states the republicans have gain
ed seven districts from the democrats and
lost four of them, net gain of three dis
tricts. In The western states the repub
licans have gained seventeen districts
from the democrats and lost five districts
of them, as we'll as one district to the
labor men. net republican gain of eleven
districts. In the Pacific states the dem
ocrats have gained one district from the
republicans. In the southern states the
republicans have gained eight districts
from the democrats and lost four to them,
while the democrats, in addition to max
ing a net loss of four districts to the re-
publicans. have been stripped of two dis.
tricts by the labor men. Taking the
country together the republicans have
gained thirty three districts from the
democrats and lost nineteen districts to
the democrats. one district to the labor
men and one district vacant, net repub-
lican gain of twelve districts, while the
democrats have made net loss of six
teen districts fourteen to the republi-
cans and tw o to the labor men.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-26

AFTER their bush whacking fight upon
Col. Morrison, The Pennsylvania monnF>
oily protecti"nIsts are trying, it seems, to
escape the obi i'm of their c0wardly wars
fare By putting forth al sorts of fantastic
explanations to account for MOrriS0n's
defeat Its even gravely asserted by cor
respondents of republican papers that
citizen Jnnn Jarrel and his tinplare bari
did not influence 100 votes in the dis,
trict, and that the tariff reformer was
beaten because the democrats over there
nearly all hated him and went to the polls
eager for revenge This is too absurd
Perhaps these same correspondents will
be good enough to explain, with similar
reasons, the remarkable coincidence by
which free trade Frank Hurd, in the
Toledo district of Ohio, was also ambush>
ed, surprised an routed, while free trader
Carlisle in Kentucky. was ambushed and
verv nearly routed. all on the same day.
Tie attempt Of monopoly organs to eX-
plain p- discontinue of these three dem
ocratic c.niiiatas by falsely asserting
disafT-yliun On the prrt of their constilu-
ents, j. Just little more cnwardly than
the tactics used against them in the cleo
tons Tneg were SIMPLY the victims of
protec;irnjst conspiracy with head4a4r-
tiers in Plttsburg.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-26
GONE IN WITH THE KNIGHTS.
The Miners Amalgamated Association,
5000 Strong

PITTSBURG, Pa, Nov. 2f.-An important
labor movement was consummatei Wedues-
lay night. 1t consists of the comp etc dis
oandment of the Miners and Mine Laborers'
Amalgau2atel association OF tine Moponra-
he!a valley and the "a lroad mines in the
tlttsburT districts, "hich supply ali the lake
and southern river ports with coal. As are-
suit, the organization of the KNIGHTS of La
Dor has an accession to its ranks az one fell
swoop of 5000 men. The whole matter was
decided upon in a hail IN the little mining
own OF Baaksvlile, hear tuis CITY. Weines-
lay mig I. 4 meetin. OF tine miners orrani-
zaton WASH progress ard in the presence of
about fifty men the officers of the orraniza-
ton teniere'l their re, 'yGations, SURRENDERED
tIe charter II the or aIIZatlon, ana decided to
at once invite ,he hE, CUTS Of Labor authorities
10 nd their oTEan!zrs among tac miners,
There Will not b. the siI.ht,sa opposition
offered 10y tie miners, and they VIII soon oe
enrolled iii kGights of Labor assemblies.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-26

ALL the little maids in Brooklyn sem
mary have pledged themselves to resist,
henceforth. the temptation to buy. or to
tease their fond parents into buying any
love Of bonnet" thai is decorated with
bird feathers. Society young men who
annually swear off from cigarettes and ff~
teen-bal pool may make light of this
solemn act of self denial on The part OF
the young ladies', but its moral heroism
viii be read ; appreciated by anyone who
4 humming bird bonnet. The pledge not
Ouiy excludes stuffed birds Of all cOlor-
and sizes, but distinctly forbids the ''use
OF the feathers of any wild birds as orna
ments of dress OF household furniture -
Not even an ostrich plume nor the tail
feather of bird of paradise is permitted
to add piquancy to the beauty of the little
neophytes in this Brooklyn branch of the
Audubon Bird Protection Society. The
need for such a check is shown by the
statistics of the trade in birdskins. From
a small district on Long Island 10000
birdskins were brought to New York in
four months. On the first of February
last, one New York firm had 201000 OF
these skins for sale. One auction room
IN London sold i'll three months 404, 464
West Indian and Brazilian birdskins. and
356, 3S9 East Indian birds. A single
Partisan dealer sold in one year 100 600
African birds. If any birds ut all are to
be lett to sing in the fields and to hunt
the matutinal worm, it is evident from
these figures that the Audubon society
must push its reformatory work ener-
geiically.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-26
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.


The longest Pullman line IN opara Is
from st. Pau to Portland, orego 5
tance of l,9l2 miles.
The body OF woman, supposed TO Re
wife of the captain OF the scow Helm WAS
found ON the beach near Port - la1,
Mich
j. z. Philips d Co, dealers IN agricultural
implements at Milwaukee, failed hednes-
day. The bond OF the assignee was fixed at
$4,000.
Ex-Governor Cheney of Manchester has
been appointed United States senator from
New Hampshire TO succeed Austin +. Pike,
deceased
Carg,ifs grain wareh, use at Black River
Fais, Wis, was dssttojet by FIRE W 2dnes-
day. causing IA loss of S2J,0JO, with $4,000
Insurance.
Al rel Tayl +, of Wt,tpor5, Coma, now
o. year, OF az W Il cel.t,rlts tn, seventy
fifty annv =, r. Il HI, lnlrritSe A 1rlI q,
lSs1, if he iiv >
Fire early Thurs Law noraing sw.ut away
Juan, Il is & To : yin;- ar fac ny at Gin
cinnatl. The los, is $4l61J, ami The premises
were well insured
A. W.clit1 Kan. Wadn ,sJa~ jefferson
Broml v. aa aged man. shot hi, wifa who is
also advanced IN ysars. inf,j--tng a d Nor
o3f woun and ta-n Ii led b,ms,If
tn. r., r;.r ,Ii.,,,,,a,,,- .,.;..-
w ines lay l.s,-,lute 10 ra.,,,.s ,1tatir,,s ~
Door families four ton. of turkeys six toms
of groceries. al,i ti.ty barrels Of cenatohIas
ITa5nas4o,- % p D.. NJ
S,a,-ons fo:,,,,,,.I,, aast;a. - 49, -. - "
tio,aI bank at that 1,Iaca ras 81 80 20
.mhezzIin, the finds and baId in sinoo
- S''''0
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-26

ASHLAND, Wis, Nov. 26.-Sundsy morn
ing last two men-William Gould and
Archie Bishop-left this city for deer hunt
VI he about five miles from here they parted
with the inten ion of meeting again at a
short distance. Bishop states that he was
unable to find his companion after he left
him, and returned here that evening, since
which time nothing has been seen of Gould
A party has been out searching for him, but
owing to the recent snowstorm the trail
could not be found. His friends here think
he has wandered to some lumber camp, and
may yet turn up alive Mr. Gould's home is
in indianapolis, Ind, where he has father
aud mother He was unmarried
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-26
Frank W. Tracy's Million.

BUFFALO, Nov. IL Surrogate Stern
Wednesday morning hanl,d down a de-
cision declaring that there had b. N con-
test of the will of the late Frank W. Tracy,
and decree was entered accordingly. Ap-
plica ion IA been made TO the surrog ate
for this decision in view of the fact that a
clause in the will provided that in the event
of contest the contestant forfeited his or
her legacy under the will The decision is to
the effect that a contest had been made by
Harriet Tracy, daughter of the tastator, who
vas bequeathed si00010 Mrs. Tracy, who
is the sole residuary legatee, however, will
not take advantage of the forfeiture clause
provided that no appeal be taken from this
decree Mrs. Tracy was the actress Agnes
Ethel
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-26

New YORK, Nov. ri. The foil wing i,en.,
has been received from HIvana, under dIi=
of Nov %
Senior Casanova, wealthy proprietor, no
was Hidnapel by bandits, has been release
on lyment of the ransom asked.
The great event Of the week was the ar
rival of Luis MaZzantini, the bui-ii -hter,
who will give fourteen exhibitions in Cuba
Mszzantini brought with him from Spain a
number Of carefully selected bulls, as the
Cuban bull is not sufficiently fierce to make
an interesting fight For his fourteen exhi-
billions Mazzantlni will receive the sum of
Sl!,,00. The price of admission to the fights
is extremely high, and greatly in excess of
any ever before charged The attendance
will be enorm US.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-26
GOING TO REGULATE THINGS.
Georgia Reformers Propose to Push q
Principle.

ATLANTA. Ga, Nov 26-McGee, the MEM
her of the legislature from MURRAY. is in
fair way to achieve fame. He is opposed to
monopoiies and big cities. He was elected as
the special representatIv" of the farmers. with
little adniXture OF the Knights of Labor.
After his election he called a meeting of
his constituents 1t was held while the Henry
George campaign was raging in New York
city The meeting came to the conclusion
that there were too many rich folks, and
that their increase should be cut off
The result has just been made clear by a
bill introduced in the legislature to limit the
profits on store goods 1t is provided that
merchants shall not charge a profit of over Is
per cent. on the necesSaries Of hfe-snch as
corn, -four, bacon. and coffee Penalties are
provided for the man who dares to speculate
outside Of these figures
The friends of the bill claim that it will
bring abOIt a revival of industry among the
poor; that the state has as much right to reg
ulate mercantile profits as it has railroad
rates, and that laws should be made for the
poor entirely. The serious part of the mat
ter is that the bill stands a chance of passing
the house
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-26

WABASH, Ind Nov. 26-Tho friends and
relatives of .Iasp.r L. Eastus, of Rochester,
Fulton county, gathered Monday to ct
tend the funeral of his bright littk soB
Earl, who died Sunday night of congestion
of the lungs The officiating clergyman had
just begun his prayer when a movement Of
the corpse attracted attention An examin-
alton was made and faint futtering of the
heart was felt. The mourner We're dismissed
and the funeral postponed. Four of the best
physicians in the place examined the child
Tuesday AMI a majority pronounced him
dead, but one declared the boy still alive
and protested up to the time Of burial Tues
daV NIGHT
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-26
A SENSATION IN BUFFALO,


BUFFALO, Nov. ga tremendous sensa.
ton was Great i Wed lesday by the publica-
ton Of tn history of con, piracy on the
part of prominent citizens to steal grain in
canal boat lltS from tn, RichmD ld elevator
The story is as follows: Henry P. Emslie.
manager of the elevator, entered into three
separate conspilacies to rob his employer He
had a distinc. understanding with each
conspirator W thout the knowle ige Of any
Of the others. His partners in
crime were john A. Campbell, Of the firm of
Campbell 4 Radcliffe; John Kennedy, of
tn, firm Of 2 OIL Sherman & Johns, AMI An
drew Egather, of the forwarding and com
mission firm Of Andrew Egathar & Co. 1t
Toes not yet appear how the elevator associa-
ton learne Of the steal, but they did, and
employed Detective John Byrne to investi-
gate. The result was that the four men
toned have been indicted by the grand Jury
for gran larce ".
The INA boats w'ra run under the ele-
vator AMI loll'i with wheat by Emslie;
then the wheat was sold by one of the Others
who gave + nd" .vothirds of the money
received aui kcps the balance himself.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-26
An Argument for Woman su f,rar.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Nov. 80 -"Larrys Don
ovan, the famous bridge jumper, having
failed to find woman who will go through
the whirlpool rapids in barrel with him has
concluded to leave Buffalo and enter dime
museum Professor Haley, local pugilist
will act as manager for Donovan, and has
contracted to exhibit his man in the New
York Dime museum at $500 a week for two
weeks Larry says he is deeply in debt, and
was forced to adopt this method of getting
clear
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-26

THE draft of a new extradition treaty
between the United States and England
has been received at Ottawa, and il is
said to be acceptable To Canada AS pro-
posed In the list OF extraditsble Often
ces, emhezzlrment of any sum and lar
ceny of over $50 are named Should
this treaty he ratified the popularity Of
Canada as Il resort for American lnvallds
will be seriously impaired.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-26
THE BRIDES ARE MISSING,


LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. 26-For some time
Miss Maggie Pixiey and her cousin Minnie,
two very pr tty young ladies' OF this city,
have been the promised briies of David
BlodEetr, eE-inall carrier, ami well known
music dealer Of this place, and the double
welding was sal for the early part of Deem
Der. The brides to-be were given several
hundred dollars by their affiancei. with
which to procure tine necessary articles of
hous hold furniture, ami the wedding invita-
ton, had been ordered. The young ladies.
however, recoasderei the matter, and Tues
lay with the money purchased Il k4ts for
Kansas City and skipped leaving two very
tprIOrii-lookiag but wis5r lovers. The affair
has or atel a great sensation.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-26

A story is gong around that Mr,
Joseph Pulitzer has $225,0O worth Of
Government bonds registered in his name.
George W Childs says that he thinks the
New York World is making over $685.
900 and can be made to clear over ST.
OOO, 900 per aunum if Mr.. Pulitzer should
continue to boom it aud somewhat cur,
tail its expenses.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-26

PROVIDENCE N W 26-1he most largely
attended wedding ever held in this city came
off Wednesday night in the large show win
dow of a house furnishing establishment in
High street. The contracting parties were
Leonard d. Mountney and Isabella Rondina.
The ceremony was performed by Rev, Frank
A. Potter, of the Reorganized Church of
Latter-Day Saints, OF this city. The induce
rnent for the couple marrying in this novel
manner in full gaze of che public was the
offer OF black walnut bedroom set, which
has been on exhibition several weeks at the
establishment.
Governor Gordon of Georgia is going to
review The cs.vr:d troops of the state.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-26
Bishop whipple Rewards a Hero,

PORTAGE, Wis, Nov % - Engineer
Thoma, Ljtil'. whose heroic attention to duty
on the night ri the East Rio disaster un-
doubleday say many lives, was presented
Tuesday eveai by Bishop Whpple with an
elegant gold IL l. The bishop was on his
way hoine ir"lH thllaielphIa, here h. had the
token struck OF at the United States mint,
Tie divers ride bears the in,c,i p,ion
Bishop Wnip "a Thomas Little. and the
rtVerst 81 L. ..'' lis herolSm Ia Saving the
Lives of Pa, II ,,rS at Rio, Wis, OCT. =,
1896" tn IN al is plain but very neat,
being II Il small er than silver dollar.
The recipient WAS taken entirely by s,lpris {,
and Bishop VII pple left for HON IN the
night train after having paid the CHI rniny
tribute t. honest merit.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-26
The FIRST Keen TVinPe.

As the season advances, the pains and
aches by which rheumatism makes itself
known, are experienced after every ex-
posure. It Is not claimed that Hoods
Sarsaparilla is q specific for rheumatism
we doubt if there is, or can be, such a
remedy. But the thousands benefited by
Hoods Sarsaparilla, warrant US in urging
others who suffer from rheumatism to
take L before the first keen twin
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-26

LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, Nov .G-The CON
ditiun of Lieut. J. : Petit, First infantry,
is much ilpravei Hi wedding with Mss
Bessis Sharp daughter of Maj Alexander
Sharp, paymas ter United States army, which
was summary cherkel 10y the attempt Of an
assassin, took place at / O'Clock Wednesday
afternoon. One reason for tue marriage
before Lieut.. Petit entire recovery is that
Lieut.. A. Sharp, of the navy. has been
ordered to repor IL Wasting a, a / ear V day
and desired to IL. pr .,cnt at the CEREMONIES.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-26

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 36-TGt announce
ment Of the Rea ing railroad receivers that
they wi default on tn interest on the con-
so!idated mortgage bon Is due Des has Gre
ated considerable talk Iii financial ciIcles. Ii
is said that the bondhoiderS viii demand re-
dress from the court in another way than
that Of joining in the foreclosure suit There
is also some prospect that the court will be
asked to restrain the payment of further in
terest on the floating debt. 1t Is sail that
the difference SIN the board of reconstruction
trustees nave increased, and report pr
vail, that they have come to a dea lock on
the reorganization plan
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-26

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 26-Louis Jones, of
Brista., Ia, has lal 50 much trouble with
the emp pyes OF hi, hosiery mill that he has
finally requested them TO lake the property
off his hands and run it themselves. He Of
ferred to sell it TO them for $50, 900 The
Knights OF Labor here want to accept the
of = and Iu the mil on the cooperative
plan. They have as@cd the advice of the
general cooperative board of the order
The mill has employed from 300 to $50
hands
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-26
Z MIED BUT FERACI0US.
OCCURRENCES FROM
THE NEWS OF THE DAY.

A bad Mans" Strange Application
Two Girls Disappear with Their In
tended Husbands Cash = Startling
Legislative Proposition in Georgia.
Horrible Supplemented Wedding
Selected Items.
COLUMBUS, Ind, Nov. 26t-There are few
instances wh-re men have asked TO b. ad-
Iaitted to the penitentiary. This city furnishes
oiIe. Thirty years ago Buck Mex nney mar
d'red on the street here, in cold blood, man
named Rutrteht. He was sent up Tor life,
hut after serving twenty years Governor
Hendricks, a. hiss last official act as governor,
pardoued hun. Since then he has been
terror to southern Indiana, three
men having been tried for attempting to kill
him, two OF the attempts proving nearly sue
cesSful, but no jury could be found that
wOuei convict either of them. Som months
ago his wife, who owns good farm, was di-
vorced from him. Since then he has lived
by forcing loans from men whom he kept in
deadly terror by threats. A few days ago
blood poisoning set in from a wound, and
Tues lay he went to Jeffersonville and ap-
piled to the warden of the prison to be ad-
mitted and allowed to serve out his lite SEN
tence. He was refused
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-26

Who of us are without trouble be they
small or larger The blessings of health
are best appreciated when we are sick
and in pain. A hacking cough, severe
cold, or any throat or lung disease are
very troublesome; but all OF these may be
quickly and permanently cured by DR..
Bigelow's Cure. Safe and pleasant for
children. Price so cents.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-26

SPRING.. ED, lis. Nov. nj the case
Of Ernes T. iraarhea |, Of .Jmpa.iy :, First
infantry, charged with uesrrtlns ms com,
pany aud reg ment while Oh picket duty dur
ing the recent stock var is strlk , the court
mart retur ne verdict. wnicL n.is beea
approved by the commander m chef Great
head = sentenced to fort 1T all pay due, to he
IiSrha Grou the service, aIi IT, to. ,l,.
barrel rom holding any military position in
the state sr,rioi uf three year, from
No, :, lN~i
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-26

BALTIMORE, Nov % Bishop Paret, of the
Protestant Episcopal church, acting for the
ecclesiastical authorities of the diocese of
Easton, las formally pronounc d sentence of
deposition fr,n, the office OF presbyt,r
priest and from tine exercise of al author4ty
in the Is 'iscopal church, ngs INST the Rev
George W. Bovine, # ST. 2 er's church,
Salisbury, Nil, who . Nv ek5 ago, pro-
Gained his be.i'f il IN / ct Inc, AMI teach
Ings g! The 4 man L. church
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-26

The male portion of the human race
should unite in grand testimonial to
Mrs. John Bigelow, of New York. An
exchange states that Mrs john Bigelow,
OF New York, has started the fashion Of
wearing low hats at the opera and theatre,
Ii is now considered vulgar to wear ten>
story hats al a place Of amusement
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-26

The Rice Coil is the simplest and most
billowy spring in the world. 1t adjusts
itself to varying loads perfectly. Three
people are carried with as much ease as
one. 1t gives better satisfaction than
any spring made. All carriage dealers
have it, or YOU can order of the Rice
Carriage>spring company, Pittston, Pa.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-26

BLOOMINGTON, Ills, Nov. 36-Judse
Scott has still under consideration the ap-
plication for sup rsedcas for the condemned
Chicago Anarchists. 1t is generally con-
cedej thdt superstleas will be granted, As
Judge S"oit is said to have frequently ex-
pressed him elf as being opposed TO capital
lunlshmant.