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New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
rpozry TO DrtIH Oy THE PLAINS

FORr SMITH, Ark. jan 2S.-Two families of
rovers consisting of nine PERSONS were caught IN the
blizzard OF January :. in prairie about twenty miles
from sans Bois and all frozen to death, together
with their teams consisting OF four horses They were
travelling IN the direction Of Muscogce Nothing was
found in their effects tell who they were or whence
they came They were found the 9th all frozen stlh
IN their wagons and their frozen III the harness.
Tho locality being remote from telegraph INES 'hr news
f hrir fate seems to have been confined to the imDe
dlale neighbOrhoOd where they met death
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
ARcnpisnop oIBp0yS AND TIE clEDWALATE

1RCURISHOP GIBBONS AND TIE CAhDNALIIE.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 2S.-Archbishop GlbbonsS
attention har!as been cacd to the Associated Prees
dispa,ch sent from Cleveland yesterday. said that he
had held no communication. personal or by letter.
with Bishop Ginour since tho lattcr's return and'
therefore, he could not say anything III regard TO the
rrpor nor ~ what foundation there was tOr H. Ho
also said that the Papal COnsstory Tor the creation 81
new cardinals and other business or that character
would not 10 held until March OF tdepreseht year
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
ApvOUp mamma ST. PAIL.

CHICAGO, Jan. % LSpeciaD.-P. ID. Armour
was asked to-day tho truth OF tho report that he
made u statement while In New-YOrk that "God Is In
Joint account with all tho holders Of st. Paul stocK'
"Now," said Mr. Armour, I made the statement, but
not in exactly those terms, but II not meant as
blasphemous remark. meant nothing irreverent and
intended to express nothing but honest sensby OF
His goodness TO people in the Northwest. Any broker
woud understand MY meaning. Tho people throughout
the district traverscd by the ST. Paul are moro prosper
GUS those IN any other part OF the country anu our
road OF course will share their prosperity"
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
courLIcArIoy orER 4 BASEBALL PLAYER

Plr1sBrRG, Jan. 2S (SpeciaD.- president
Byrnc Of the Brooklyn Baseball Club. and Manager
clifford Of the Nets" arrived hero to-day aud held
consultation with President Mcknight For tho coming
season both clubs claim Burch, u "hcdcr' for last
years Nationals of Warrington Late In tho fan Burch
.,,.d with Rarnics Baltimore ClaO. but secured
lease and then signed with tho Brookyhs Burchs home
IL m Kansas cry. The train bearing the acceptance
y,s DELAYED IN the recent blockade aud In tho
meantime representatives. OF the NETS" saw Hnrch ann
ncrsua cd him to sign wiGh thcu. President Mcknight
decides that the Brookyns have first claim Oh Burch.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29

pillows were thrown the oor the bed clothes rolled
and thrown down by some invisible agency before
very OF the priest The family is composed Of
father mother and five children. With one exception
that OF little girl OF ten, family nearly dis
traced The lilte girl only laughs at what tcrriies
others. ana lives her usual life.
TORONTO. Ont. Jan. 2s.-The Ontario Legislature was
opened to-day by Lieutenant Governor Robinson with
the usual speech from the throne. The speech s
considered unwse to stimulate immigration Of the work
ing classes from abroad the present time Among the
bills TO be introduced respecting the liability OF
employers for Injuries suffered by their worimen.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
FIGHTING on THE GRECIAN FRONTIER.
A ssKIRMIsIG IL EPIKUs--InE nELLENlC CADINE
lFsS DESTROYS OF WAR.

IFss DESTROYS OF WAR
LONDON, Jan 2s.-A dispatch to TIE Times
from Constautnope says Is current there that
skirmlsh between Greeks and Turks has taken place at
Glassova. o the frontier OF E?rus.
The TiH,ss correspondent at Consan;inopo In dis
patch concerning the understlnhng between Turkey
and Bulgaria, says the Porte Will beSiow upon PHnce
Alexander the title OF Mu,hir and GoyeruorG General Of
Eastern Rumelia.
PARIS, Jan. 25.-Telcgr1ms received this Afternoon
from Athens state the warke views Of the Greek Cah
net have Suddenly changed. Tho dispatches add that
Yesterday evening the Hellenic Ministers issued a
declaration that Greece would comply with the wishes
OF Europe"
LONDON, Jan. 29-h dispatch from Berlin 10 The
TelcgrapE says that the Greek Ministry has resigned.
VIENNA, Jan. 2-.-The ToiiU"d Corr'spoHd' nee says
that "a European fleet VIII dssemp'c ~ -udA BN crete
tomorrow or Saturd numbering abOIt twenty men
ofwdr and that the commanders have received insiHc-
tons for their guidance.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
n,,ovrowy A0lyy VISITED BY BURGLARS

TARRYIOWN A"AIN FI"II." -
The village of Tarrytown had not recovered
from its fright over tho masked burgares tncro las,
week when It was reported yesterday that burglars naa
made an unsuccessful attempt to enter 'ho houso =,
N ,1oan IN. sonn.lav OF Robert Hoe. the printing
80. msnn,anturer: also the house OF Mrs Nichols VINO
kves next 20 Peter Hoes place; ana lastly thas Hd a.
Yale lawyer. They we're frighteheo a""''' N's
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
FIVE MILLION DOLLARS ~ A LAW SUIT

SAN FRANCIsCo. Jan. 2s.-lhe state supreme
Court rendered decision today in favor OF the plan
rho case OF the City and County of san Francisco
AGAINST Holiday Tie action involved the title to Laiay
cite Square and also, indirectly, the title to vast
amount of property claimed by the city, under the rue
bio grant The value of tho property which by the de
will revert to the city Is about T5OOOOOo Much
r bo ground Is covered with houses ana other improve
nents made thirty years By squatters The case mas
hnon i'm cnurt almost since Francisco became city.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
NEW-YORK, FRIDAY, JANUARY %, 1886

part of this week for the Toledo and Buffalo Steamship
Company. with capital stock OF $l,OUo.Ooo Iho ln-
corporators will be Captain G.. W. stoddard oI tho
Wabash line OF steamers W. T. Curtis, OF the Toledo and
Saginaw Transportation Company; H. ;. WailDridge'a
banker :. c. Reynolds and W. H. Bellman' gram
merchants The object OF the company IS to build Two
steamers 100 feet long, fitted with all the modern III
prOycmcnts 10 propelled by twin screws, driven ny
two 800 horse-pOwe er engines to run between TOLEDO
and
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
TILE cArno1Lo UNIVERSITY AT WASHINGTON

CHICAGO, Jan. 28.-A largely attended meet
ING of Catholics was held in this city last night Tor the
purpose OF doyDg means to raise the money not yet
subscribed for the erection of Catholic university NJ
Washngton toward which Mlss Mary G. Caldwell, OF
New.Yorls. donated 100000. Enthusiastic speeches
were made By prominent Catholics VINO e&presoeI ,o
nion mat 90 could be secured IN ChicaEO hoc
Hs6ops Ireland OF ST. Paul and spadins OF "a ~
tho NV Father IIill. OF tins city, were authoheu w
otut committees 10 set about soliciting subscriptions
~
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
,,vC1STrR B,YK TO CONTINUE.

AVER. Mass, Jan. 2s.-A meeting OF stock
boders Of the Lancaster National Bank OF oi"''n wa"
held in Pages Hail this afternoon. Airea rate preor
dent nro sm OF tho bank presided and Ola shares were
sanr.son,od Counsel f. Dallen. Of Lynn, presented"
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
THE FREE PASS NUISANCE.

NEw-HAvEN, Jan. 2S SpeciaN .-RepreSenta-
tive Pgott introduced bill into the House to-day hnng
any tate Official $500 tho acceptance OF railroad
,ss and recurring the railroads to report all such
nnoSsss issuod to the Railroad Commissioners once
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
1 ArRpRLSE Iy InE ALORLl WIZ C0NILS

I SURPRTSE r. 1HE NioREl Will CONTEST
CHcAGo, Jan. - (SpccidD. D.-Ihcrc was 40
abatement Of the interest IN the progress OF the storey
VIII case which resulted al the close OF the days test
n0ny in surprise, the attorney for Mrs Fardud 'is-
ter Of the dead editor and who has asked for the ape"
from tho probate court asking TO have the appeal ds
missed GA tn; question Of insanity, which had been
urged s 10 fcIt7r ay tho VIII Of LIS: should not DO
probated the attorney FOR Mrs. storey,
cred to-day the testimony OF Elihu
r. Wa,hburne Dr. aio.es Gum, j. II.
McVickcr, II. i. Sargent. James r. Doolitto Elmer
WasAburi ana d. Alexander Cook, who in addition to
Judge Lucius B OTIS and Carter H. Harrison. JoAcd In
declaring that Mr storey was OF souud mind ana mem
ory during $50 and 1851. This was deemed strong
showing ~ against the testimony Of the three Witnesses
of tho will VINO 1t had been charGoi-wcre Interested
per.ons. When tho attorney for Mrs
Frrand moved to dismiss the appeal
ho said that he had Informed his client that the VIII
cnud NOT hc prohalrd From the beginning II has br'h
nrycd by Mrs Stnrey's counsel that Mira fhrLhh hHt"
u.y was really acting Ia the interest 0i Nt'ohdy :
clients and that he into the cas-" ~ the disguise o
nronoueut of the will solely for their advantage lhc
no.iive evidence Of Mr. St0rcys saniy gwen DS thuse
who occuuied tho stand WAS not OF kd 10 ul'couasc
any one who wished the viii prOhated ah Would ne
almost impossible refuse To probate without lrOEht
them n worthy OF belief Inc court VIII near IurJhtf
argument Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
TIE SPILDLNG ROMlNCE

DISCOVERY OF THE STORY from WHICH JOSEPH
SWIM WROTE HIS BOOK OF MoRMoN'
CHICAGO, Jan. 2S (Spcciab. Sam
ue 8 Partclo, writing TO one OF the newspapers de-
c!arcs that lie has discovered the vcrt2j dc SpAdlhg
romance from which, IL s.id Joseph smith wrote his
Book OF Mormon" Professor Partelo says: by the
favor OF tho correspondent now In Honolulu 1t Is my
pyIlcgo to say that the ,onglost and noted document
has lately been discovered IN the hands OF L. L. lc'
Honolulu resident who removed from Obcrlin Ohlo
about five years Not long ago 1t occurred TO tho
venerable gentleman 10 make an examination OF box
OF Old papers which had accumulated during period OF
TWENTY-FIVE or thirty years Of his ifo as newspaper
editor and publisher IN Cleveland and other places In
northoasern OHIO Among these mn-ty and dusl-ladch
paper. there was n small package wrapped In strong
bun papor tied With piece OF stout winc aud plainly
marked ON tho ouislie Ia pencil, In Mr. h'co 8
own hand. Manuscript Story-C'nncnL'
The exterior of the package seemed somewhat IamI-
far 10 It's owner yet could not definitely nix IN MS
mind tho incidents In connection with MS possession oi
H. and ho did not romembet having Inspected ia con
tents An examination disclO-cd an Old manuscript
hook Of some 200 closely written pages carefully se"ed
In book form. about by inches. II was brown A"'
dusty with axe Tho rs; twenty PAGES show The effects
Of much handling aul are somcwhar gnawrd aud dam
aged 10y insects bat up grclt Injury t. thr "rtIhs -
10 the hnck of the book, on one OF Whch III T'ush nan"
u ,t ONION srtlpl,G: Proved by Aaron
VriIt Oliver smith. john =. Miller ana other. Inc
,..ft,,.,t.Ia NJ ttr above gentlemen ID my
,,,.,'' s,. -. /. llrELEIL'
Mr. Rirc was wholly unable to account for hoT or
,ben IN. tulnu,cript came into h- possession. He
says thar has kaowi"ie" "t tn p'rH,nS "h.,,r
names arc mentioned. forty or nty y"ar- ago III
Nirc W.. cd tor OF IN, IiuDs,rtHc IbgT"ph, h'""t
tlt;ty miles from Comment, the rciicnc' oi thr hrN.
solomon Spaldiu-. then dead lie conjecture tHat u
utu- a. ave been pa. l, hands 90 that icIoG Tor
l,y kur,y ~llucl E,,,on, one of smiths r-hi hand
mon an later Mormon apostle. their hr-t settlement
being At K!rtlud, ia the snmc county III ""'h nc
uyrl." .
illustrate the stylc oil tho authJr.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29

report which showed deficit of S7S 900 in the banks
assets. IL decided 20 form syndicate TO make up
the deficiency and get Receiver COrcoran recalled ana
have the business OF the bank go on.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
NEW LAKE SrEA MSHIP LINE.

TOLEDO, Ohio, Jan. 28.-Articles of incorpor-
alton will DO filed with the Secretary Of State the latter
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
TELEGRAPHiC NOTES.
AsErNG pROTrCTIOV

CONNECTICUT A7NTNV TNVI 10 II'N' =,
n ARTroKp Conu, Jan. ~ In the senate to-day thc
,lr- we're suspcndCd ana resolution was passed cd'-
man Congress 10 Increase the duty upon leaf tobacco
> =. ,.-ninrt this irhmairY In COnneCticE..
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-15
s-s -a
 RIuclE and Energy.


 The average young man of the pre- sent generation is so scantily endowed with those most essential qualities, pluck and energy, that when a fair example ot.-the article is met with it is worthy of note. The following will serve to illustrate the fact that all of San Francisco's coming men are not dudes and ladies' poodles. Two neatly, though not richly, dressed young men passed through Santa Rosa on Satur-- day, cn route to Mendocino county, where they will take up land and pre- empt homestead. But two weeks ago these same young men were oc- cupying lucrative positions, one as bookkeeper in the powder works and the other as shipping clerk in down town wholesale house. Through nO tanlt Of theirs, but owing to dullness in trade. they were "let out" 4 weel; or tea days was passed in walking the streets of the city in search of some- thing to do. It was of no avail, each day was but ) repltition of the first. Dull times, too much help nUw," and similar answers they would meet with at every turn Becoming convinced there was nothing in the city for them they tried Oakland and met with the same result. At last the state of their finances warned them to proceed cautiously. They had $l3.50 between them. A council of war was held and the decision which they are now bent on carrying out was arrived at. The elder is an orphan, and has TO family ties to keep him from follow ing the bent of his inClinations. The other has father and mother, bat refused to add further to his fathers heavy burden by borrowing CT living At his expense. Both are members 0! the Young Mems Christian Azsocla- ton uf San Francisco, and possessed of tha! true moral courage met with in men whU have had lo fight the battle of adyersity eingle handed, and no doubt will bc .uceessfu! in their new cn,crplise.--Santa Rosa Demo- crat.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-15

TIE Democrat advised the people outside of Tombstone to arm them selves and double lOek their doors, as the Democratic candidates were out. The ranchers and villagers took the advice of the Democrat in the mat ter, and when their candidates hove in sight of a town or d ranch, the in babitapts did lock their doors and would pot talk to the candidates, who found the outlook so diseonrasing that they returned to town to kill the editors of the Democrat at once. The funeral of these psor knights of the quill will be duly advertised as to the time and place Of its occurring.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-15
A ShGs4c.

By reference to the columns If tllc Tom bstone Democrat if will be seen that oily Abbott is attempting to yin- dicatc himself Tn the eyes of tho pee pie of this county by trying to b. sGirch Miss Mary Tack, 2 woman who has toileI and struggled in this city to support herself hnnorubly, and keep her character above Teproach. This villain Abbott by liis smooth talk and insinuating manners succeeded in robbing Mary Tack cf over $l ,000, money that she had worked and toiled for during the past three years, telling her that he had a cave of fabulous wealth. and that all that W S necessary to get this wealth was liz tie money, which, if she would sup ply it, he would make her wealthy. He went so far as to read and show her fraudulent letters, establishing the existence of these caves. She even went so far as te dress him up, 50 that he would be presentable on the streets, and as soon as he sue ceeded in getting the first installment ot money from her he hired rooms and kept regular harem of prosti- tutes, and lived on the fat of the land and drank the finest of YIneGt. Fi- nally becoming tired of Tombstone, he decided upon taking an excursion to San Francisco, at his victims ex- pense. While :here he kept sending for money in order to satisfy his lust,
 and wrote aud te!egraphed to Mary that the bullion had been shipped to that place and was quar- antined. His partner, Cline, writes that he is fraud and a blk of the first Water. This man Abbott, who ought to be sent to States prison for Ii e, now has the effrontery to try and get clear of the crime of robbing a lone and defenseless woman hy saying that she was partnc of his. and ipvesled her m)ney in chance. We hope that if there is an honest man in the county thgt they will send this despicable Abbott to Yuma, where he belongs, when his pass. comes up for trial next December. 1
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-15
Messrs. Peel. Slaughter. .Goodri,

,Aessrs. Peel. Slaughter, Goodrich, Tweed and ,Mon'nOnier returned last evening from . campaign trip down the river, last evening. l. was the intention of the party to stay cut about ter. day., but things looked sc discourasing for them at the llAccs that they visit, that they de ernined to return home and here they now are, most disconsoi7te set of candi- ;. J2t!s. t.a
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-15
Upper san Pedro ksound-up.

Commencing at Cochisc Stronghold, DrI- goon mountains, October 5th, lSSS, from there to Whelstnne and San Pedro Ranch on San Pedre River, above Benson, up the river 10 Sonora line, across To Terransia, thence around south end Huachuca mouL- tlins tr BIrbaceIhari, down BarbacUmari to moutA of valley Mr. James Vsagn will act throughout aS caFialn of Snid rodero.
 E. HERRERA,
 9 &0 If Sec'y T. <. G. A.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-15
Declaration of Sole Tr.der.hip
TIE IERRI1ORY OF ARIZONA,
 COINTY nV t,OCHisk. SS

TIE TERRI1Urr OF ARIZONA,
 CorNTY ny GoCHIsk. To whom It h'rv corr""":
 Know ye ttJt ur tI'- 29.k day of Septem. Der, A. b. ISSs [ ..IrS Iuuise Norris, fife uI l.. J Norris p.al~ th- follow ing declaration or Ih yurrUsP ot carl yihs On ahG transact. Ia@ uusintts under my own nRIns as 4 sole trader, tU-Hit: That 1 intend L. carry on iu iny own narne and iUr my UGH uss and ben. riiI Ihe Dus.ncss of wt.Ole1aIe and re. I.ii butcher m meals in all oi it's branches s- usually carriei on by other persons m ;le Territory Oi .ArIzOhE, wHere 1 sIu now residing. That my ci.IZcbShip i, iu the County of CoctIse and T,rrIlUry Uf Arizona, aud III saiq rouuly lu,erd 10 carry on the Jusi, ess aforreaid. h WHntsx whereof I hervuhto suG>, tIOc my haHIr, the day and Ca,r above wrItIrn.
 MRS. LOUISE NORRIS. Territory of Arizona, County of Co., ch:se,
 On this -9th day of September, \. D IyS6, personally appeared before me, Will 4. Nask, d nolary public, in aEd :Vr Ihs cvuu- tN ot C..c!:isr, LUulsr Norris, Known to rns tu bc inc person drscrIUed, and whU made the foregoing declaration OI her mientiua to carry on tIe business as therein slated, ~Lo acknowledged 10 mr that she executed the same freely and Vo.uniaIiIN, and for ihe L>LS aLd pulLOsr> tLeIeIn mentioned. ln itncss MhrIcuI 1 have hercLntS .et my hand and affixed my official sesl, the day |. q year In thIs certificate first written. isEAL WILL A. NASH,
 Notary Pubic.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-15

LOsT--A dark sorrel horse, about Il! hands high, and weighing from $50 to 700 pounds, branded with two straight marks OF the let shoulder, Any person finding the same will re- ceiyc five dollars reward by leaving him st Brown & Hare's stable.
 DANIEL HUDpY. Tombstone, Sept. 29, 1886.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-15

THE city nominees for councilmen are all true blue Republicans, and worthy gentlemen. They are dll tax payers and have an interest in having the city governmspt handi4d in an economical manner, and her debts paid off. A vote for these genllem en means low taxes and an economical administration of city affairs.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-15
S25.09 Reward.

l will pay the above reward for in formation that will lead to the arrest of the fiend or fends who poisoned my dog. Is. BARNES.
 Fifth street News Dcpo'.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-15

A party. consisting of Mtssrs, Broad. Harwood, Thomas and NAsh, ;, will take thelr departure tp-morrow for lluachuca and sa:rUunding coun- try 10 visit the voters cf that section. They will return by the way of the BIbacomari aud Fairbank on Sunday
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-15
SUnluUnS.

IN THE JUSTICES .CCUR OF SEE COND TuwnShIr, UJ lAs County Ol LUeLise, Ter Iitury 9i ArIzUHa.
 Il A K gers. PlaipliG, rs Mrs Lemirs CeHcr, Defendant.
 The Territory Ol Arizona sends greeting 10 Eimira LOkrr, de,eheant
 You arc hcreUy "UlAmJnrd to appear hc- fore RIr, al my "iicc il Benson, Ia tne. .c,.5r lJ of Igchi,c, or lhr l4ti d.y Ui U.tUter, 1HSt, al . U'clU> l. :. !l Ia an lIon brought against 4oa by saId Pi4InilTf, LO -nsner tLs mPl-Int ul the ab'iE LaIa c,i plasntiH
 Sad aVt:on is brought IU iecsNer Uf you Ilc sum Ui NIDttl GUt.srs shd .fIJ -kNc-t eH.S as I,u account sta.cd, between y.U and The rIIG ul k1z.rs B. On, B,nson, ArixJhS, iUr :svors ru,d dat; q, .ls':rrd Io !Ou al yuur In. stance and request, md Ter IHUhcI A&yancvI w!.l tm"rc iuliy appear on alatrrnen. oH file Ih lhls uiln "Lrh Is hzGs pail "I , omp plIinL Ey ..iaihtIi,. or juds InShl wil, GS iakc.. a airst luu for ihc said atArLn', ,O- actHCr "IiE C"stS el ILis Su,t Il Iou I=II tO appeal :.Hu answer.
 Ie tlc SLrrIE or any Constable or sEiI rUh.ti, -r,c lr$:
 aisAc !rS~I scIsicC aEd dut rrtUrh thereof CI,"u LHd.r lIj Lsnu Ills otA LaJ Of Au.Ls,, l>to.
 RUBT. l. MILLER,
 \ Jas;irc VI t.U c.,c, iur s=.0 .Onns.iP.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-15

WANTED-15 Or 20 ad,.he makers and layers. White men rrtlyrred. Apply at this office at once for fur ther information.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-15

w. F. BRADLEY, the Republican candidate for County Recorder. is getting stronger every day, and when he gets. through on election day his opponent on the Democratic ticket will wonder what he (Monmcnier) was running for.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-15
Dlsxolut on of Partners hip.

To whom it may concern: The lirM of Barrow & DasS has thi~ Gay dn cd by mutual cCIrscnt, :. N. Barrow retiring from sGiu firm. All biils against said firm will Jc Eaid by :. C. Bagg. 5. (. BAGti,
 S N. BARROW.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-15
Elec ion Proclamation.

OFFICE OF SHERIFF OF CocuIsF CoUNTT.
 'ihTORbstohe, Ariz., Oct 2, 1886. In accorrdance with authority vest ed in me by Section 1 of Chapter 24, Complied laws, the following proclaT nation is published for the informal ton of whom it may concern.
 R. S. HATCH, Sheriff.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-15

GEORGE OAKS is making a strong fight for the office of Chief of Police, and the indications are greatly in favor of his securing the office.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-15

FRANK FRAME will be returned to to the legislature this winter without any doubt. He will poll almost the entire vote of Bisbee, and will receive 2 big vote in Tombstone and other towns, He is entitled to re-elee- tion for the services he rendered this county two years ago, and he will be elected or else We are no prophet.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-15

DICK RICHARDS belongs to family that does not kpow what defeat means, and is using all Of his energy to get there, Ely. As lie is very popular with all classes, and true blue Republican, there is very little doubt but what he will be elected as s member of the legislature by a large majority.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-15
Dea.h ofTs,onnus Ford.

Last evening Rt about $ o'clock Thomas Ford, aged eight years. son 0, Mir. H. s. and Leathea Ford, WAS claimed by that grim angel Death, The little sufferer WAS bright eb II, and great favorite If all who knew him, and was tnken away by the Gre1d malaria. His death ~iiI be sd new, to ,he many fri nus of lis ps- rents, wocse houe is now desOIate. The little body was laM away in its narrow home in the city gem tery tLis afternoon, a"d w,s followed by a large conc2urse of friend. and .c- qu ,intatces. TIE ToMBsToNE ten de:s is deepest sympathy to the father an mother whose li'tle darling has been taken away from them.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-15

WAS'EEEs-Lady agents actually clear '" S2U daily with my w0L dcrlu enlIreiy new patent rusi.cr Lndergarment :rr ie- males. 4 minister's vie sUid l3 lirs; hour MADAM N. [. LITTLE.
 B.x 44j Chicago, Ill.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-15
Look Out,

And don't you forget il, that WOlcutt X Messick have tLe fEesl toilet soa,s for snlr tEgt has ever been offered 10 Inc people of tk;s city. G,:.=lf