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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-27
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We republish below letter from nionopolist L. W. Biinn. to o. D. Merrill & Co., which speaks for itself
 TOMBSTONE, A. T., July Ii, 1855.
 MEssaS. c. D. biEEKILL $ CU.-Syw Mll. CurI's Canon, huocnuca Noun tain.-GESTs We have received in- forniulIun to-day that You have ut- irred to deliver to Mr. Nels Warning lon hill Of lumaer required by him fer d livery stable, At 2 price uI $55 per thuusand feet, in such quantity :tnd sizes as he may require, fhe luul be. to pe delivered here in Iom bStnne, Were we not assured that Mr. Mnr- riugt,rn was a truth!ul man, we cnuli not believe thla, even this Oi you, ont Re are forced to the conclusion that notwithstanding all that l have done for you, and was willing to ccntjHuA to do, is not appreciated by you, an' Shat y9R seek 10 make q fight with this conipany. All l have to say is that I am ready for t, and can make it just as hot for you 0s you want. ] will take great pleasure in being quite as uugeDerous towards you as ] have heretofore been generous. l can as sure you furthermore ' ar while l am generally agreeable, aud accommodat ine I can be very disagreea0le, and make things very uncomfortable l propose to speak tc you plainly ln this matter, and in words that yOu nav not misunderstood, and when ! say that fl you supply one single foot of lumber into Tombstone market at any such rates as those proposed, CT in any way enter into direct cOnipe- ti.ion with me here, ! Will see that you cannot make enough Oat Cf your i lumber 10 pay the freight. Ii You enter into competition with Is else where wIil mako the saEao fight CT you, and pending yo9r action n th!. 1 matter ! herewith cancel any, and &!l 1 orders made tG you for th!s company, i and would s4y that it rests Mith you entirely as tn the proTnset fight III 1 the lu;rrY. ] am fully aware that i your mil dues no! rise to the dignity i ot a dece nt q ositi~n. tut $" tar"s lat opposition gGes l am prforaed to meet it. This letter w;li reach yoH hy tke hands oi a special messenger, and y,.u w,ll f.l-aSe Le manly enough 10 return an answer ar to what y.;U propose tn Go. ] shall leave to-mor- row morning 1T Culiioruia t,, be db- sert T fey weeks. When rctnrn ! trust your actions VII ha dcy2loucd, and we shau l;now how tO pTocecd.
 ihiS tighI is npt CUT seeking. aud we Win you to h. very careful wha! yo" do. Yours truly,
 |. " DIdyE,
 Geueial Manager.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-27
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REPORTS are coming III frGm all over the territory testiiying to the
 great popularity Of c. c. Bean. Wherever he goes he Is met with the same warm feeling of friendship ana
 esteem which two years ago amount
 ed to an ovation in every county in
 Arizona. It IS universally conceded
 that lis wo.k in congress for the terri tory and nis constituents was earn.st and effective, and that de accom- ,lshed more lhan any delegate who
 preceded b;ni, CT in fact all of them
 aho have cepreseUted Arizon" since i;s organization as territory. No mar could have done n"re. lie is very popular with hoth senators and representati7e-, and can secure more
 assistance from theHl in getting meas ures ,brongh advantageous to this ter Iit3ry ihan any m who could Dc gent to Washington. Every beneficial nropcsitirn relative to surveys, boring ior alresian wator, seeming apProP:l- ations for l:ubhc buildings, etc" has
 received lis careful AtteLt,e'l and la bor. and tho initiatory work b 's U'en done to secure these things ta Arizona
 and ro douat during the 5C Il congress
 ne will acco pliah what Lo has un- 1 deriskcn in this respect. He is ofthe
 people and for the people, and his presence creates enthusiasm where
 yer he is heard in Arizona. Not so
 wi.h his opponent Marcus A. Smith. The liLtle feeling among his paEtisans
 which was worked up here on the oc-
 casion of his late h&:angue, ei-eI-
 yesced in q day, and the man whom
 Savage beat in Cochise county for the
 office of district attorney has been
 dropped from tLa thoughts ot demo crats even of Yavapai.-Journal-Aln'
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-27

FOR four consecutive years Bob Hatch has served the people Of Co., elise county in an official capacity: As deputy sheriff and sheriff he has never been found wanting Aa an eS- ecutive officer, and his honesty and integrity have never h9en questioned. His opponent has had no experience in the duties of the shrievaisy. Can the people of Cochise afford to swap d certainty for an uncertainty? THE TOMBSTONE believes not.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-27

THAT H. A. Tweed will be defeated for the office of County Treasurer, there is net particle Of dsubt. He has visited the different portions of the county and failed to tell tue voters how he lost over $26.090 in his OWE business in about three months, and the voters Of this county have made up their minds that they will not take chances on placing man in charge Of the county finances who can not take charge Of his own bus ness; and when the votes are counted on the evening of Novem Der second he will find that THE TOMBSTONE is a true prophet.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-27

R. s. HATCH, the republican noini- nee for sheriff, is q man whose charac- ter and record is above reproach. He has made brave and fearless officer, and as such has won the respect and esteem of ali classes, both democrats and republican. His opponent, Mr. Slaughter, On the other hand, has had grave and serious charges made against his character and reputation hy such men as Judge Leonard and Governor Lew Wallace, of New Mexi- co. and IS man who never thought enough of this county to register his name CT vote in it until on account of his sack he wss offered the nonlina- oion for sheriff, saying that he wonid not vote in couatry "where niggers were allowed to vote"
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-27

Every man of intelligence, who has children to educate, and who heard c. Nj. Strauss attempt to make speech at the court house, will vcte TOT Hon. Thomas Cordis. The latter is an educated gentleman, and being educated himself has an appreciation of the value of an education. Mr. Strauss may be, and we believe he is, Q gentleman, but by no means an ed. ucated one. No one who hearI his nelciless butchery of the English language, both as to pronunciation and construction of sentences, would for moment charge him with being such. Ii we are to have SLperin- terdent of Public Instruction, let Us have a'mau of education, one who is abreast with the times i'll the matter of the better education of cur youth, otherwise it is worse than farce. Such g man is Hon. Thos. Cordis while his opponent, neither by educa ton nor a proper appreciation of what is required of ah educator is in any sense qualified for the posiuon'-Jour- nal-Miner.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-27

THE Democratic leaders are moving heaven and earth to secure the elec- ten of Mark Smith. Uuder advices from Nacoyari Zulick and Proxy Far ish, who realize that Smiths defeat means repudiation of their admin istratQna they are now sw wlpping the local tickets iu every county in Arizo. na to make votes for the head of the tiuket. THE TOMBSTONE wonders how this kind Of work suits John Slaughter and the rest of the Democratic n2ni- Ices in Cochise.
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Severn! nar.iss who went to Benson


 Severn! parties Eho went to Benson yesterday to attend the Bean meet ing, will return on tu-night's coach.
 George Pidham eame in to-day from his ranch in the Sulphur Spring valley.
 Local items are still very scarce, but HE TOMBSTONE has not over- locked one that has occurred to-day
 Col. B. s. Iafiold IS now running the old "Willows" saloon, and asks all his old friends and patrons to call and see bim.
 The funeral of Mrs. c. F. Alyord took place this afternoon and was largely attended by the many friends Of the deceased lady.
 Jimmy Carr, the boss freighter of the Pacific coast, and who has just returned from Aspen. Colorado, was visiting this city to-day.
 Al the sale Of horsca to-day at the custom house the price. brought were considered very good for unbroken horsos, and all this was verified when they were delivered, as it seemed none of them had ever Lad Arope on them before, and the antics of th, horsea while being separated kept large crowd in front of the place of sale all the afternoon,
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Tha Cotface Lodeing House situa-

The Cottage Lodging House situa- ted on Fifth street between Fremont and Stafford, next door 10 Joseph Hoefllers, conducted by Mrs Mary DeHaan, has just been thorough ly cleaned and elegantly return iShed, in every room. Iitr and coId baths connected with the house. Rooms en suite or single. Commer-- cial travellers would do well to stop at this house. Mas. MARY DaiIAAN.
 i0-i3-5m. Pre- llttle F.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-27

JIMMY HEsyNEssY is one of the cle7- crest men ip Cochise county. There is no stain against his character. As a man he is the peer of any man ill the territory, but unfortunately fol his candidacy fer assessor he is found in bad company. The old fable of the swan and the geese applies to him.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-27

lIr. S. V. Wood, of tho Grand Cen tral mill, is visiting the city.
 Many amusing scenes took place this ~aitcrnoon in front Of TIE ToHg- STONE office casscd by the attempts If the purchasers to take their property, winch wculd DO, be lead, driven or taken away unGer any circumstances
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-27
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FoR SALE-Tha fixtures and trade of tho Eclipse Bakery; also the Bakery 10 leJ. Apply to J. Ii. Nash, on the premises. II
 Suits well snd thoroughly cleaned for Sl.50 by Harris tbe tailor, ,Bothin's block g 12tf.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-27
6Ui:i.a2JDS.

IN HE JUSTICES CCUR CFsSRt OND IoYu>hi., "J lLc County J1 COc1lse, 4, r IiLulJ si AtiEUEn.
 Il A K9e,rs. Plain ii, Ys Mrs Eemira CO6rr, DcicnGaHJ.
 Inc .c:rilory of Arizona sends greeting 70 E!uilrs CCilcr, de:eu5aut.
 ou .re hereby summoned e appear be- .Cfe uie, at uiy Ilice ia Bcu>oI iii tHe coup- .. pf lt,ch.e, on the 1+th cay cf t'ttuLrr, ic.G at > U'ciJch q r. Il in act,0. UIoG@hJ against .OG D sL.d piItnti.f, tO :.HsEer the ,t,a i;Iai..i ct LIe aJnyr u.uicd p.aialiii. sud ,ttlon is 5ruug..i tU Ie>ofer Oi you jhe S-!,s oi Nr.-ry uUI.nrs apG d. iy-i!ye cculs ;ls uu account zluEcl, ., tYCcu Nuu aIfG ;lIv riiu 5i Ep-crs 3. G-, bcI4.nn, Arizona, for @uuus ~oii aEd q, l.,'gcG JJ o,l st y.;lr h. 7ta,.ce and lt9ccst, fid Tor .aO2cy auy.us-e,, ae wI.t more rtHll appear Oil stsicuicni 0h iic lE tI;s CiI,e W:.iuE is riaCe 6 pa.L uf cc9ii i,.a,ut JJ i.laiatih, vsl yi-sgicat wI., he ..,!,uH a .tiIet t'u lVr Inc ,liu aiICEni, IO- 2clucr sill costs eI thIs s,.it il ou ..;i js J .;I.Col' aid answer.
 ln lLe o:ivrJu or aay CulssabIe oi saif cVu;tj -f,c ing:
 ilHhs !t S.I scI vice g. d Cue rv,brn t.s'reyt t,tycn nader My Lllu iAls eti- CsJ u Aus ;si, iaS.'.
 ROSI l. GIiL.hK, < JH>iicc 6; t:.e ie~ve l. z sad or i.z.:il..
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-27

ik1 ,s1s g!zj--i.ady agents actually clear " so da!iy W;Lh tny wondtriu, entirely new .pgtynt iue.ef Undergarment frr is- Giaica 4 u.iuist~T's wi.c s,'id i3 frs; hcUr.
 MADAM Y. '. LITTLE.
 $ 442, Cujra%v, II.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-27
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THE Know Nothing wing of the Democratic party said it wanted to beat Shanghnessy in order to "down the Irish" Like the fellow who caught the Tartar, the result may prove that the Irish have downed the Know No!hings.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-27

TIE TOMBSTONE is authorized to de- ny the statement of Johnny Dean in the Democrat this morning, that the cattle were Stampeded by the Demo- cratic candidates "were immediately recovered without loss Cr trouble" Y" and 10 further state Chat some of them have not been recovered up to the present writing.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-27

IF THERE was 8 statute in Arizona against murdering the Queens En- glish, the editor of tke Epitaph would be in jail before to-morrow night. The serious character of the offense would preclude bail.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-27

TIE Democrat asserts that Blinn's letter to 0. D. Merrill & Go. has made kinl many votes among business men. Possibly so, but at the same time 1t has lost him huadreds of votes among working men.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-27

c. C. Bean holds his place in the hearts Of the people as areliAble. hon sst aud able representative of tie Territory in the national cnuncils, and they prefer to vote for man vino is known in preference to B man who was never heard of before his nomiua- ton as delegate to Congress and who wastes bis breath in useless Dragging of what he will do.-Herald.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-27

Almost everybody in to'yn has made up their ,nids to vote for C. ". Chap man for the office of City license fax collector for the reason that he has been tried, and proved to be the right man for the place.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-27
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E3TArg OF DEu2EL WEBB, DECEASED. The creditors uf and aIl persons having elairGs against the said Daned Csta,e are hereby nctiird ta oShiui, their claims with the necessary roHch":s io me, within i5Fl pcnths atler trsj publication of tiiI- UuUur at tAs store oi Herrera < Mcclure. in lics city Of IoM bstons, COcHise county, Terri tarr of Ar;zCua. sr the same F iil Je forever o.nrod ERNEST Q. MCCLURE,
 Administrator.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-27

WHEN the Tombstone democrats iE- duced Tom Hunter, by means Of fulse re, ontations, 60 withdraw from the candidacy for sheriff, they Killed the goose which would have laid fer them the golden egg.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-27

To LET-House of three roons, with fine garden fruit trees and grape ylnes bearing, will be let reasonai'ie to 2 permaueut tenant. Address Nj. l., this office. q
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-27

WILL the Democratic candidate for Sheriff kindly inform curious pub- lie whether Benjamin Alonzo Fickas will be his Under Sheriff in case such a miracle as his election should hap pen
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As NOBODY believes any of lie state ments published in the Morning aiug- wump, we will have no controvars!
 with them on the subject oI John Slaughter's unwritten record, but viii simply reiterAte that any person de- siring to read the same can do sn by calling upon the Secretary of the R publican County Central Committee.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-27

The Democrat announces q grand rally" of its party next Saturday night. Wonder if Slaughter, Monmo- nier, Mike Gray and the other leaders will "rally" around the same banner they tried to destroy the Union un- der2
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-27
%&S.GD Reward.

l will pay the above reward for iu- formation ti.at will lvad to the arrest of tue Gend or foDas who poisoned my dog. !. :. 6AREES.
 Fifth street News Depot.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-27

WIEN the returns announcing the election o: Bob Hatch come rolii z ia next Tuesday nigh: THE TOME STONE suggests that tha band play "When Johnny (Slaughtsr) goes marching home (to Sonorn).
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-27

IN nil the charges Of tae l2pitaph against the republican nominees there is nothing but the unauastantiated word of John o. Dunbar. Comment is unnecCssMEE.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-27
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GeueIal Manager.

To whom il naay coHcrrG: The Hral e E. TOW x B44g ,ias thi, 0iy diSsJirel tT lnutual ccn;:.It. ;. Ii. E1rr0w retiring :Eunl sa;d finn. AH hi's aEainsi sai.! Hrin vii hc raid ry {. z. Brgg. $. (. bAGti,
 S NJ BARRON.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-27
Look Out.

And don't yOa forget it, that ~olcott X Messi,k Lave the finest lellet soaps for sale that ms eysr been oHyrcd 10 tue people Of this city. 6-22I
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-27

Ali my goods are paid for and as ! want money and wdntit bad ! vii make $50 suits for $a5. Harris tEc tailor. o-4%!L.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-27


 (OUETT "T 'o"uIsE. ~ te T h.um II o'.'r ,rt.r~''.:
 kHow yc iI.ut ..t. lIr ..,. .i day of Scptegr- ;iei d. D. icS ' -irS. Louise Norris, wiie of E. q Eyrr;s B'af> ti.r following a.cci4ratIup or ill. u !vs- of ca;Iy ying Jn aue tfana4ct- InE uEstn,ss Urtci tu1 CTu name sole ,rddcI, to-.-Il: ibol d..eEu to carry UH iu :iy uy. n,.ise ..!id i"r Ln5 uen uee aLd ben. vnj tne u<-it ss Oi M. ute~di5 hud re. ,.I Lutclcr nj meats iu iII Ui is bralrhes u~ usually CafrieJ uu uy uoher pc!sOGs m lGc ieiIiJUfy Oi ATilUt.., "ue.g i am now Ter ,G.D-. ihat nl clczcusiip i9 in thes C.uniT uI Cpoi.I7o auu I.tltoiJ of ArizUua, and iu sJiu cuui.ty intend iJ carp OF the Jus .B,4s i,Iure-diI. la witness whereof 1 h-4,G..,0 -t.ps' ri.e Gi: nulne, tae day and C.>.u aJvN5 @rittuh.
 si,,S. LOUISE NORRIS Territc'y of AI-z,ua, IoGaLy oi Co., ci st, s.,.
 1n tni, :91h day Of Septemter, 4. n 1s,85, D, rsOI.+iy .pPeared DeIU,e u,o, Ni1 A. Nj>a. a uJi~ry IsuDilr. lu and Tor the cuuIi- tJ Oi C"cEise, LnUise NJf.s, known tJ nIS t'' be lhr yv.ssu GrseFI.vd, a.d whV made ihe i"IeGUulg deciatlliun ol hrr Inteuion ju cdlI, un t:C business aa therein stated, who a, kt.UwlcGseu 10 Iii. That she executed ibe oa;.e ;rceil aud gO.uaturIiJ, ana for tle Is, s ai.d purposes theItiu mentioned. In wlc4css whereof 1 have Lvrcuut0 set my ii,.tu s,ld otiiEed iHy CtlGcial seal, the day a!-u yrdT Ih t!lis rrlilivats first written. lsEALi MILL 4. NASH,
 Notary PublIc.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-27
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z E.esEss' :sEs,s hsCsEF-H 'cessssd-saE, Commencing at Cochiss Stronghold, 0.l. eoon n.oant1.ls, octcber 5ip, iS'6, frcm there to WlclsJ1ue a9d San Pedro Ranch on San Pedro b.vcr, aboya G,Lscu, up the river 10 senvzklias, across to Telranat'', thence a:oanc Suth eHa ttaechuca mouE- t1ils to Baroacoiaafi, d0.rn Gsrbaeomari 10 aouth of valley Mr. jalecs Nausn Nll act throughout as cartau e said rodero.
 E. HERRERA,
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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-27

THB enemy is on the run, boys keep thepn gong.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-27

l splendid line of mcn's California auduroio;beS, at Easg's iG-I
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OFFICIAL PAPER Cochise County.
Regular Republican Ticket Election 'Tue4sisIy-. SOV. z, Rss1.

For Delegate to Congress CURTIS C. BEAN. Fer Superintendent Of Public Instruction THOMAS CORDS For Joint Councilman.-South District B. s. COFFMAN. For Territorial Council, W. 4. LAKEWOOD. For Members Oi Assembly WIS, THINNING,
 ", 4. NASH,
 A. c. RICHARDS,
 FRANK FRAME, CHAS. \. THOMAS For County Judge, .E. ". MORRISON.
 For Sheriff,
 R:S. HATCH . For District Attorney, W.B. STILWELL. For County Treasurer AJ.RLTTER. For County Recorder,
 WE. BRADLEY. For County Assessor,
 E. a. NORTON.
 For Cornty Clerk,
 ALLEN. WALKER. CT ( orouer .anI Public Administrator, c. B. FARRELL. ForiCoumty Surveyor.
 HIS. HOWE. For Supervisors, > BRANERss. BROWN,
 T. :BAIN. TOWNSHIP TICKET.
 JOHN c. EAsToH Justices of the Peace W. D. sREhRER.
 J. c. DEAN. ., tFRANK BROAD. Fof ConSIS0lSS FRED. J. DODGE. CITY TICKET. .... For Mayor.
 cHAs> N. THOMAS.
 For CoUncilmen, First Ward. A. ASH MAN Second Ward. --UODDNlN | V Third Ward. ...G. R "A | Fourth Ward .....,...... ..J. E. BUTLER For City Recorder.
 l. M. ISAACS. For City License Tax Collector. G. ". CHAPMAN.
 For City TreaSuier. J.. L. MFLLGREN. For City Attorney.
 G. ". SWAIN.
 For Chief of Pohce
 G. ". OAKS.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-27
E2@:Gs er s'arc.

The following is t!ic late charged from Faiibark 10 ihe different places nnlilcd iu Lne srhedEit:
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-27

There is victory in the ar.
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Dross-goods ats wards for $1Go, splendid yal1e. Palace" Fit;b st:eet. 927f
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-03-10
IXONIA.

At the water club meeting held, here
Saturday, s4026 was found to be sub
scribed for the purchase of the Glib &
Pipec Dam, which amount with 1916 in
O EDITION, was offered to Messrs Glib &
Piper and refused, they still asking the
full $4,000 One more effort will be made
to collect the money and another meeting
will be held on the last Saturday in this
month at 10 a. m. Many thanks are
returned to the citizens of WATERFOWL
for their liberal subscription to the fund i.
Patrick Fines, an old resident of
Ixonia, aged 20 years, died at The home
of Mrs. Ann Stanton Saturday last. His
funeral was held from St. Bernardo
church, WATERFOWL, Monday morning.
The Center school closes its 4-nonths
term on Friday next.
Mr.. Cooley, of Dell Rapids, Dakota, is
here for the purpose of buying few
carloads of cattle from one to two years
old.
]. B. Rowlands, of Ixonia, visited the
farmers meeting held at Dousman,
Waukesha Co., on Friday last. NJ.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-03-10
IRISHMEN AND Villas.

Bragg, of Chicago notoriety, some time
since made "charges" against Postmaster
@. FL. Upham, of Ripon, Wis, to the
effect that the latter had distributed The
Irish World during the campaign of
1885. He was not accused of dishones-
ty, incompetency. bad habits, inattention
to business, nor anything else which
might give the color to even common
decency to the alleged charges. His
only offcnse was that he had delivered
The Irish World, as he was bound to do
in the faithful discharge of his. official
duty, to the subscribers who received it
through his Office.
Judging from the fact, however, that
his dismissal followed the presentation of
the "charge" referred TO, we are almost
forced to the conclusion that Postmaster
General Villas either conceded with the
opinion of General Bragg as to the
criminality of allowing the Irish World
to pass through the mails, or that he is
willing to become tool in the hands of
stupid and malignant bigotry.
His course at the head of the Postoffice
department, while it has proved to be of
great advantage to the British steamship
companies. has not enlisted and marked
expressions of admiration from the
American press or public-and most
impartial people will sharein our opinion
that his time would be much better en-
ployed in making amends for past blum
ders than in committing fresh ones.
Is the Cleveland administration, whose
head processes to be animated bv the
conviction that "public Office is public
trust" willing to be put on record as
aiding ADD abetting cowardly and con :
temptible persecution of faithful and
efficient officer because of bis fidelity to
the trust reposed in him and his honest
discharge of his official ?"-Irish
World.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-03-10
PIPERSVILLE.

A happy surprise was given Hugh and
Tom Norman, of Pipersville, Tuesday
evening, merry crowd, numbering
about thirty assembling, and very
pleasant evening was passed by means of
music and various games.
E. w. Chain, of Waukesha, delivered
a lecture on temperance at the Good
Templars Hall, Pennington, Friday
evening last. There was large audi
ence present and all seemed deeply in
terestad
John w Roberts is very i'll, caused
by gathering on his neck.
Little Eleanor E., only daughter of
Dayid Caesar, died last Saturday, March
6, after a severe illness Of about 4 weeks.
She was bright, intelligent child, nearly
four years of age, and considered very
healthy until this final illness set in.
Her father and two brothers have the
sympathy of large circle of friends
The funeral was held Monday afternoon
from the Nora an school house, the Rev.
J. B. Finn, of St. Paul's Episcops
church, officiating. tits only Is week
since that the death of Eleanor's mother
was recorded, and few months before
the little baby girl was called home to
Paradise. Surely the husband and faith
er's cup of bitterness is full:
Rev d. O. Sanborn, of Watertown, is
holding meetings at the Pipervilles school
Z, house during the evenings of this week.
Asa Piper, of Milwaukee, son of Mr..
and Mrs f. V. Piper, was home on &
visit last Friday and Saturday.
Miss Annie Jones, of Genessee, is Wis
| iting friends and relatives at Pipersyllle.