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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-14

ell ''-'-'>. TEX, August l3.-COmmer-
t..st ',' IN IN tins city were greatly agl-
- ,'''' r''ulng by the receipt of a tele-
OH, 'Ae machine aud implement hrm
l-, ''',' -'I ID q" TO-, from their agent in Mex
g,.l', .',' ',,nS the firm not To ship any more
.,7, ''@'' country, aS il WAS not judlcl-
S,il ms N' NJ The feeling is too bitter, he
brr, r'' 1- 'n. lives of Americans, PaTticu-
Tb- r.'I. r..5.' 'cNaS, aTc in great jeopardy.
IN, '''', OF two dead Americans had
qi,b Nm y, .oInd on the public highway,
dsr-j' ''' I,i Iae evidence Of having been mur-
l-,rD., =, ihe agent Slid that nc would
D. :, ~. -. country at once, while he could
- " With safety.
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FIVE PERSONS DROWNED:
BY the Capsiring of the Frolic-Names OF
the Victims,


BosToN, August 13.-It is now learned
that there were five persons on board the
yacht Frolic when she capsized yesterday
They were on fishing excursion to ''The
Graves" They were: William L. Hay
den, the owner Of the boat, his two sons,
Fred and Edward, aged II and 13 years
respectively, J. w. Laming and William
p. Henderson. Mr.. Laming was "a years
old. He was photographer in Dorches-
Ter, and was married and had one child.
Mr.. Henderson was Is years old He
lived in South Boston. 1t is said that all
the party were good swimmers, which
makes the fact that none were saved more
singular.
1t seems that no one was lost from the
schooner Oregon, which also capsized in
the harbor yesterday. Her crew consisted
of the captain and two men, who.were res
cued after clinging to the rigging for some
time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-14
Tho Cabinet Meeting.

LONDON, August l3.-The Cabinet
meeting to-day considered among other
things 10 appoint a royal commission To
inquire into the Belfast riots.
The Cabinet finally approved tho
Queens speech, and Lord Salisbury will
go 10 Osborne on Sunday 10 submit 10 her
Maicstys hat the majority Of tho
members of the Cabinet were in favor Of
proroguing Parliament until February, I'M
less unlocked for events in Ireland should
make an autumn session necessary. Sir
Michael Hicks Beach. Chief Secretary for
Ireland expressed confidence in the Gov
crnmcnt's ability 10 preserve order with
out having RECOURSE 10 special legislation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-14
roygRNOR IRELAND.
.,,r Of THE CUTTING M CASE En-
{, VIEW PRESSED IN A LETTER,
,r, D,asBi-Ths Only Way IN Which a
Is ). ID ..' 3, lyoadI-Ths Fate Of ArreSnr'S
VI. % 5J BY Nysasy-FwO More
- # Americans Reported.

v,~s august l&.-The Herald to-
WV ,'..b,, the following dispatch from
b. .-r Ir,raud, Of Texas;
.Is.of&r HrraId;
1. u-,rrx. TEXAS, August II.
my,icws OF the Cutting case.
'.' ~, ~. never applied to me. 1t may
- Il Unnecessary, that Cutting has
convicted under Mexican law,
ss. NH. and Government Of the
... .,,,,, can never submit to such a
.'. .,r, Every editor and every other
.r,url,rS or prints matter IN the
..,.> obnoxious To the views of
,...,r Courts cn at any time, when
v.,irc. he arrested and punished
...rr,, bern. The person OF Cut
g,, involved
..- ,rr Government has not made an
....ai No one wants war, and l
.,,,. wants peace at the expense OF
r,eor aud the rights Of American
rn, only way to avoid war Is to
s.ir anil SHOW 4 willingness to
...n,l,f he. OutraSes have gone
.h and have been numerous
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-14
Forty Miners Killed.

LONDON, August ia dispatch from
Leigh, Lancaster, states that terrible cN-
ploSion occurred this morning in the Wood
end Collicry at that place. One hundred
and forty men were below at the time and
many of them were shockingly burned.
Two corpses have already beed recovered
from the mine, and il is feared that many
morc-will be found.
4 later dispatch from Leigh says that
forty miners pcrishcd by the explosion.
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London Socialist. Convicted.

LONDON, August I3.-Williants and
Mainwaring, the Socialist leaders, who
were arrested for holding Socialist meet
ing at the junction of licll street and the
Edgcwar" road on Sunday, July IL, were
to-day convicted Of "obstructing tho
streets and fined 800 and costs, with tho
alternative of paying the fine or serving
two months imprisonment They were
given until Tuesday next TO make up their
minds
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-14
IN PRESTON.
Republican County Convention Circuit
Court People la Town.


Court People Ia Town.
SpCriI TEgnm t1 M RrgifT.
RISGwooD, W. Va, August 13-Thc
Republican County Convention Ia select
delegates Ia the Congressional Convention
met here to-day. Every district was rep
resented, and everything passed on
smoothly.
Circuit Court convened here to-day, with
Judge VIM. r. Icc on the bench. This IL
to bc bigtcrm of court and several knotty
cascs are on the docket, among which "
the trial Of Iakcl for killing lcib alsout
June ].
Among the important persons IN town
We spici Collector Mairaw, Hon. d. y.
Martin AMI Joseph Marum, Of Grafton; T..
Lip.comb, Prosecuting Attorney of Tucker
county; &. T.. Brown. Of Cincinnati, and }.
W. Hickman, of Baltimore.
DR.. :. Ilasbrouck, Of Yonkers, n. Y,
lccturcd here tonight, Ia fair audience
on the Land Of the Pharashccs." "
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ToPreyent Premature Burials.

NEW YORK. August ia corporation
has been organized in Brooklyn to prevent
premature burials. 1t is proposed 10 con
struct a large receptacle where bodies may
be deposited until the fact OF death mas
been demonstrated beyond dispute. Med
ieal aid will be ut hand in the event oil re-
suscitation.
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Mr.. Villas Vacation.

WASHINGTON, August l3.-Postmastcr
General Villas left Washington this after
noon for New York, where he will remain
two or three days. From there hc goes Ia
Buffalo, thence Ia his home i'll Madison,
Wis. lie is accompanied by his family
and will be absent about month.
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UorribIy Laeerated by a Boar.
M Tleorqsl 10 Tie RegiSr

NDfC11I ItltlTtlhl % M htyI'II'
MARTINsBURG, W. VA, August l3.-
Mr.. Severs,a gentleman residing about one
mile from this city, was attacked by a fe-
rocious boar and terribly laeerated this
evening. The muscles of both legs were torn
ont and his right leg was cut open to the
Jsntb of two inches. The injured man Is
in q very critical condition, and there IS
some apprehension that lockjaw will set
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A Pretty Story Spoiled.

New YORK, August l3. - Secretary
Knox, of the New Jersey Central Railroad,
denies the statement published this morn
ing that the jersey Central directors yes
tcrday ratified the traffic agreement with
the Baltimore and Ohio, and he states
positively that no meeting Of directors was
held yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-14
Fools Rush in, Where Angels Fear to
Tread

Soimpetuous youth is often given tOfolly
and indiScretiOnS; and, rs a result, nervous
mental and organic debility follow, mem
ory is impaired, self-cOnfidence is lacking;
at night bad dreams occur, premature old
age seems setting in, ruin is in the track.
In confidence, you can, and should write
to DR.. K. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, \. y, the
author of a treatise for the benefit of that
class of patients, and describe your symp-
toms and sufferings. He can cure you at
YOUR home, and will send you full partie-
ulars by mail,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-14
A Church Spirc Blown Down.

KEoKUK, a., August IL, A hurricane
passed over this city last evening, doing
great damage To buildings, and lcveling
trees and fences. Numbers of business
houses were unroofcd, and the Spirc OF the
First Baptist Church was blown down
Considerable loss was cntailcd in the lum-
her district
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Christine Nilsson Married.

PARIS. August Christine Nilsson
WAS married to-day la Count DE Casa
Miranda, oi Spain. The marriage was
performed in this city, and the ceremony
was private ~ possible. The couple start
for Spain tospend their honeymoon.
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The Wheeling and Morgantown Game

Sprridi T,iegTGH 10 hc R6gtSer
MORGANTowN, August 13.-The haSe
ball game played here to-day between the
Wheeling and Morgantown clubs was
called at the beginning of the sixth inning
on account of one of the Morgantown boys
being injured, the score standing , to ..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-14

Spneid telegram to the Rcgiscr.
SrEUBExvHLLE, O., August 13.-Thc
exhibition game of base ball between the
Metropolitans and Sseubcnvilles this after
noon resulted in 4 victory for the Nets
through errors of the home club. Score :
to 1. Fifteen hundred people i'll attend
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In IsnorAnsc Of the I.Itimatnm.

pa,rb '' % MEXICo, August 13-Dis-
&errs,,n-. NOM Washington indicate that
nl95 J5'I'! u blyard will not press his de-
tba -. cuttings release, at least until
de.i,satp p''lle Court at Chihauhau gives its
This causes general relief.
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A Cadet Killed.

Fl. MOxRoE, VA, August l3.-The
school ship Constellation with the Annap-
oils cadets on board arrived to-day. Cadet
Scheley, Of Indiana, fell from aloft on An
gust ID and was killed
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AL. sIInl.

ST. LOUIS. August l3-Thc Browns
won to-day's game as usual, hands down.
The Conway brothers were III the
points for the BaltimorcS, and their work
was very poor Connell pitching after the
sixth inning with only partial success.
The game was tircsomc and unintcrcsting.
and there was no feature outside Of
Latham's and FOutz's batting. Score:
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VIM. Speidel Dead.

Sleeial TtiegrGm 10 The RegiST.
WELIsBURG, August 13.-Wm. Speidel
died at the residence of his father, Z.
Speidel, on Main street, last evening, from
typhOid fever.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-14

Earned runs, Browns 4; two base hits,
Kcmlcr. Hudson, Latham; three base hits,
Welch: total bases on hits, Browns Il,
Baltimore :; struck out, by Hudson 1, by
Conway ,, by O'Conncll /; bases on called
balls, of Conway 3, of OConnell :, oil
Hudson ,; wild pitches, O'Conncll =, Con-
way ,: passed balls, W. Conway ;; umpire,
Bradley.
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The Cholera seourge.

ROME, August I3.-To-tlay 13I new
cases Of cholera aud G3 deaths were report
al al BARTLETT, 30 new cases - deaths nj Ra
vcna. III new cases and - deaths elsewhere
in Italy. and at Trieste casr and . deaths.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-14

Earned runs, New York 3, Boston d
first base hits, New York Il, BOstOn TO-
errors, New York 9, Boston ).
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BASE BALL.
'mpirc Kelly Gives the Cincinnatis II

Umpire Kelly Gives the Cincinnatis II
Game From the Athletics.
CINCINNATI, August l3.-Umpirc kcl-
ly did wrctchcd work to-day and practi-
cally gave the game 10 the home club.
One OF his worst decisions cost the Ath-
letics two runs in the third inning. Ryck-
ham. the Princeton College pitcher played
for the Cincinnatis and was hit hard. The
grounds were wet and the weather rainy
and good fielding was out of the question.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-14

Earned, Cincinnati ,, Athletic l; base
hits. RobinSon;3 base hits McPhec, Lewis;
passed balls, Ealdn, | Robinson ,; wild
pitches. Buckham, >, Miller, 1; first base
ON balls, of Buckham ,, OF Miller /;
errors. Cincinnati :, Athletic :; first base
hits. Cincinnati II, Athletic IL; umpire
Kelly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-14

| Thereupon that organization met In secret
| and armed with the best of modern Weap-
ons. One of the defendants had TO the
sneakers Question stated that the Amen-
can group numbering in it the only Eng
lish speaking persons who were members ol
the armed section ofAnarchists had a amem'
bership of barely hundred. A detectiVe
witness who had attended meetings OF tins
group said the attendance did not average
over fifteen or twenty persons. Tins was
the EngliSh-speakingc contingent III secret
armed organization which Spies had de-
scribed as 5000 strong. Scarcely witness
of the Haymarket riot examined by the de-
fense had been in the country as much rs ten
wears. We were alive to tie enjoyment ol
our free and enlightened form of govern
ment, but these oli-scourings of older coun-
tries where liberty was only known Ill
theory. who were forced to leave their ma
tive shores. came here to force their ideas
of liberty down our thrOats with dynamite.
By way of illustrating the designs oil
Spies and other teachers of anarchy MIR.
Ingham reviewed the circumstances OF the
meeting of the Mccormick lumber showers
ON THE ''BLACK ROAD"
I'VE have been told" said the speaker,
''that when Spies took his position on the
top of the box car to speak he
was confronted by all audience
composed of quiet church going working
men; that at first when some one said:
He is Socialist they refused to listen;
that when Spies had uttered n few SEN
tences they became quiet, and that at the
expiration of fifteen minutes Spies audi
cnce had been converted into bowling
mob. Was this not just as Spies
wished? If not, then why did he hurry
back to his office, and in the strong
est terms both i'll the Eng
lish or the German language write
circular calling upon workingmen to arm
and to arm now? Why was this circular
nut into the hands of six cOmpOSltors to be
set up? Why did men rush from the print
inc presses with punches of these circulars
as soon rs they were of the type, to the
socialistic denS of the city? And why
were they put into the hands OF
many men to circulate, one
of them being Oh horseback? This
was on Monday and the day following was
the 4th of May Mr.. lngham called the
attention of the jury to the finding i'll the
house of Engel of IN appliance which En-
gel himself admitted to an. officer was
made tor the purpose of fusing metals in
the manufacture OF
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BOMBS.

This was before the arrival of Linggc i'll
this country, and the introduction Ot his
bomb. which alone could be made without
the aid OF blast furnace. The advantages
of Lingg's bomb were apparent At once,
and instead of the bomb described
by Most's book the one which exploded
in the Haymarket was identical with those
found in Lingg'S SItrunk. LingS was
Il disciple of Spies. Spies had outStrlpped
Most, whom Europe spcwcd up on our
shores. Lngg had not been i'll this coun-
try nine months, hut instantly upon his
arrival he began to prepare to blow INTO
smitherccnS Americans who had in iiity
years cf economy and industry accumulat-
ed a competence which they were not Will
ling part with upon demand.
The extreme ease with which every word
uttered hy Mr.. Ingham was heard in all
parts 0i the court room, gave HIM Il great
advantage over Mr.. Walker and Mr. HciS-
Ter. lie spoke with remarkable ilucncy
and often with an impaSSiOncd cloquencc
that was irresistible Only once did hc
hesitate more than minute To examine
some authority, till the court ADJOURNED.
Can't. Black and Mrs Parsons are quoted
rs saying. this morning, that they were
too terribly afraid of the effects OF Ing
hams address.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-14
1t Detroit

Earned runs, Chicago :, II. LOUIS D.
base hits, Chicago 9. st. Louis II; errors
Chicago q, St. Louis :.
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Iencne Games.
II /" ; "I
At PHILADELPHIA

Earned runs. l each: errors, Washing
ton 4, Philadelphia ,.
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Earned runs, Detroit 1; first base hits,
Detroit Is, Kansas City g; errors, Detroit
); Kansas City 3.
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Tho Nets Defeat the stcubenvilIes,

Base hits, Altoona :, Pittsburg !; Errors
Altoona l, Pittsburg3 3.
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,,,oopo Shut. Ont PittsbnrG.

ALTOONA. PA, August l3.-Exhlbltion
game. Score.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-23
Notice of Forfeiture.

TO PETER BGNDE AND BENJ. MARKS
 You ale hereby notified that have ex- pended the sum of (Sl,O00) one thousand dollars currency of the UnileC Stat's, in lauOr and imp: cvt mentS upon tEe Nellie Jamc= and Salinas lodes or mining claims, situated in Miller's Canyon, Huachucu mcum- iaIrs, COchis', county, Territory of ArZona, iu orGcr to bod the said lodes or mining claims for the years ending December 3lst, 1851; 1882; 1888; 1884 and 1885, under the prov isiOns of section 23334 Revised Statutes "l the Unite States, tu wit: For labor and improvements upon the sad claims for the year ending December 31st, 1881, one hun dred dollars each; for he V car ending De- ccmler 3l, 1SS2, Unt huud: ed dollars each; for tae year ehdin% December 3l. 1 S5 one hundred collars each; for the year ending Dee, mier 3l, 1881, one hundItd dollars each; for tue year ending De"emhcl B. 1855, one hundred dollars e;;rh Total tor lie five ears, the sum Of (#1 GC9l Cne thou sand dollars.
 The locat!cn notices of tie said claims being recuIdcd as follows:
 Nellie James min ng claim, in bouk l. pages 22 and 2i3
 Sainas mining claim, in book 4, pages 23 and 2l4.
 In tue records of Cochse county, Terri e,y of Arizuua. Transcribed from the Pima ouuty records
 Ana-Il within. ninety (9o) days after this notice by uhliraliuG, yuu f;,il or rcf Use To contribute, eath of lUu, your proportion of such cXiendi urc, as cU-GwTrrs, our inter esi m the s':iI lhd. or mining claims will become the property of iEe undersigned under said ectiun &34.
 H. II. HOLLENSTIEN.
 Chal letton, COchisc Co.,, 4. T., July 70. 1SSG
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-23
SUnlnGnS.

IN TIE JUSTICES CUUR CF SEC OND Township, uJ the County Of CochIse, Ter ritory Ui Arizona.
 Il A Rogers. Plaintiff, vs Mrs Eemir. COkcr, Defendant.
 he 'CrrirnTy Of ATZona sends q leetinS 10 Eimira Cokcr, drlrndant.
 You are hereby "unm Jr"f tu apnc2r be- lore nc, ii my office in Ben>cn. il' ihr Cnur tA Ot Lovh,e, on the ,14th oay ni b.'tnt:l, lSS6, al 3 o'clock a Il in an action bgou2t. against ou by said pillniitt, Ia ..us"er ttc coInplhinl ol the a6"vc nHne,i piuihiih
 Said action is brought 10 recover of v"it the Sum oi Ninety dollars aud hity-!iy" eel . as oH account stated, hclween yen a'd :hc firm of Rogers Bros, Benson, Arizona, for goods sold and d. ciivered to you al your in stance snd request, and for money aGvancet as will more iallY appear on staiemeni on file IT this office which is made q part oi complaint by plaintiff, or judgment will be taken against you for the sald amount, io- "ethcr witE costs of this suit if you fail to appear and answer.
 '1o the Sheriff or any Constable Of said county, rrre'iDg:
 Make legal service and due rcturl. thereof. Given under my hand tBis Sth day Ol August, l&S6.
 ROBT. L MILLER, A Justice of the Peace for sad Township.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-23

THE TOMBSTONE would like to have the Tucson Star give the name of that Republican d, ,legate who stated that Cochise county would give Mark Smith 650 majority, as we can place him on exhibition here in Tombstone, and make money out of him by charging 25 cents a head to see d bigger liar than Tom Ochiltree, of Texas.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-23

THE Democratic organ, published in this city, can not find anything against the character and ability of the nominees on the republican ticket, so it descends to abuse, which, like boomerang, will fly back and destroy its own ticket.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-23

THE Epitaph man gets funny some times and delivers himself of a lCt of trash, which he reads over and writes in addition to it that it is a joke; SD that his readers will know it.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-23

Senator Coffman will leave Cochise county with almost the solid vote of the county, as both Democrats and Republicans intend to support him.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-23

THE Republicans do not have to apologize to the voters for certain men on their ticket, as does the Dem ocrat for its ticket.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-23

THE I Iemocrat evidently does not like the Ilish element of it's. party, as t never overlooks q chance to cast q slur at item, as will be seen ny q perusal of this mornings issue. But then that highly moral old man Ground Grabber Berry, does not like to associate with that nationality, and as Chairman of the Democratic Cen tral Committee, the organ must set its tune to his music.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-23

TEE campaign Ire is ad-Dem- oocrst. Yes, there gre two or three of them abroad. and they have all been published in the nemocrat.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-23

THE Democrat is already beginning to weaken. Its ticket does not ap- pear to be as strong as It was at first in its eyes, and now it asks the Dem ocrats to work hard and try and save defeat.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-23

IT is amusing to see the Epitaph eat crow one day, and then sit on the fence the next, and claim to be a party paper. Its utterances and in fiuence is confined to a very few how ever
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-23

OUR citizens wonder why the Epi- taph does not come out at once either for Bean or Smith, and not sit on the fence and flap its wings.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-23

TIE Democrat in its last is. ue states mat T.. $. Mar,h hal Meade Was Gan aa3sfsed spectator of tic Republican -Gon.enti,m." THE TOMBSTONE would like 10 enquire ot Mr. u; adc how much that aniCaement cost him.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-23
Coolest Flace in Town.

hs IOTtal ItstiU1i1t G1 q sEIoo ;'e ocoi'sl ace III 1lls ely f'r 1tUp eaT gt. EHrl N is6cn las ttnI leitiy HnralCa jhis lCl uIfr IIsUIt, Hlld invites poOI4e of 1cu bstOLe To give him d when he WIlVouvnce 1lIm tlnt lLey be sciveo at ail times, with tie cho
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-23

TIE ncmorrat makes the statemen, ihAt resolution was pa sed iD ii, i}spuhliean Territorial Convention i,stgucting the Terl .torial Centr;l eorHRif!ee to take jh, nan,eoi sur-- tis 0. Bran,,it';he E.putlje!s. tj. kei !. naieos he.psid his hotel anal Ehisk, hlli, c"ntrtcaed nurhg ih,- last cair.- pAign. Tni, is d downri-ht and gil Esi Ee, .ni ;h- peinucrat kieo t Fn,." il u.'' reI tHc 'ii"ve. \, elrr.i r''- n!:l.-"n TaS tT''r n3.'.dl"''. iu 'hr rrlivea;ira, ,nd Ii i. .r.1 a,.u!d have .i'e-p f;rpalp,ly >,- l',.@ tsn. ,.s lhe coaveoji. n Il k no.hjik E,
 jo wi:h onyo-dy's s"I,oa pr i,oai al.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-23
GregOrAls Restaurant.

Fremont street, opposite Schief- iclin h..ii Or and and after May II IoSG, meals flom 50 cents and up wards. Break nst from ' to ?, Dinner i!um to $. nyI2-tf.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-23

Suits well and thoroughly cleaned fol SI.50 by Harris tbe tallrr ,Bothin's block s IZtf.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-23

THE Democrat almost gOes into convulsions over the fact that Messrs Churchill and Butler held proxies from Yavapai and Apache counties, and says that the ticket was nomi- mated by "boss" Churchill. It fails to state, however, that Governor Far ish, who has hardly been away from Nacasari, where he and his private secretary, c. Meyer Zclick, were en- gagged in Awindling miners out cf their hard earned wages long enough to become d citizen of Yavapai coun- ty, came down to Tucson with six teen proxies in his pocket and run the Democratic Convention to suit himself, and that Postmaster Carpen- ter, of R"gales, had nine proxies in the County Convention of Pima county, and that Berry and Blinn were alive with proxies in the con vention held here one week ago. You mad better let go on the proxy busi- n, ss, Brawley, or you will be saoth- cred by them.