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Decorah-posten., 1886-12-08

5arterne oil blipe fire Chilling pr. Cro
ira Gualnnb til auitralien. aabelen
itdl le9aes ira &nncopuer Gitp i Sri
tiib Columbia gienrem Georgia StrT
oct pper Gen T%dncpuper, Sanowihs
Gerrc. 6dnning Gen. 5iji 2ernc, Norb
Gap poa Np Seelano til 8risbonc eQcr
CT nnoet Tuuft / Nn Spo g2oles.
Zen bcflenotc @uosiprnegter
"Spb" Sn9crioll er pmpenot life til
Sriltenoommen, men til Nnarfismen.
Gn al hans 5roesartitler lpper iaole
oes: ",Snaen bar Ret tit mere 9anb emo
han fan BRUCE, ioa lpnac Npgen, iom
bliter at brl9e gnno, life bar np9et."
Sn9erloll bar pmtrcnt 10000 glcres
2ano New MeritO % poa andre Ste
Der | Yanbet. 0an bar alori9 brlt9t
ell Ncrc al bisie 10000 % better life
fommcr han til at BRUCE rpoet al oct
noscniitpe.
Chen Den lite December 1885 CT
&erlins Snobp9geraatal iprpaet nlep
$4,000 Yeripner. Tpens 6plfemTngpe
anlldues III til puer l,352,O0O.
Cen Rloitc Splbnt DC 1serttteee
Stnter@ Nrme er geo Snpoer. !6an
bar orret llncle Cams arisstjcneite
/ pper 80 Nar. & DC iioltc 3. Mar bar
ban uTret itationerct / Sort Ceramic,
SSppming territory, % CT III eiter e9et
Enlte furilnttct til Eiter, til Charts
Ypint peo Nebipro, Wtaslnduictts. 6ou
CT I'LL - Nar gammcl. llngtci han ior
lGnAe llocn funoe Inat Yeniion, bar ian
DOG foretrEtfct at blipe itnnenoc / Sic
neitcn. %co WilitUrppitcu / Charts
Noint pil hans Nrbeioe tln bcitna / at
bcllc ~ 6lo9et pm NiprgcnCr % taoe
Oct ncn l9jcn ON Nitenen. "a Snppcr
/ 1913 fonl til Sort 9arnmic, bar bet
eli AZ Observation-Disclosures mpo Srpio
nerre / 9~toropciten, ban iprlpp Nprtct
full, ltuar ban ioriul0tc Snoinnerne.
6ans &eiie til Charts Hpint, or Den
Iorltc ban har 9iprt pan Sernbanen.
SpSning AZ Sernbancr DC Sore
ncoe Stotcr bar / 1886 prret ltorortet.
Ter blep lalt bp9gct 1000 Wtil Sern-
boner idar, buffet CT betpoeliot mere
enc ro9et ancet Nar, nnoto9cn 1891,
ca Der bp%ggepcs 9,196 Wtil, % / 1892,
/ bpiltet Nar Der euopg bp9eepes hen
intpb 1900 Wtil. Wteit blep Der bDo
get laar / 9anlas o9 / Stnter % Scrri-
tprier ucitenipr Mtisipuriilpoen.
Gil ajpbenbapn antpm / /. Wt. en-
icrif Spitnant @rangel, lpm pna 8icpcle
pil fcreta9e Ell 3ir sieuncm 3anmarf,
9plflanc, Giterrise % Nprb= Stalien.
Serira oil ban 9ipre Ell lloflnst til Ml=
9icr % penpe tilbage ajennem Spanien
% Srantrise.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-08
Gu Nlajfe belbreScoc nan,

v. y sbompion, &odiprb, Sn., Ifriper:
"Ses bar peret plaset Of Gatarrb / ilers
aar, % 'ntet linorerc mine Smcrtcr, is,ens
le9 1orlrste 'Enpillon Gatarrb Cure. Seo
'ilste Srnssanoisnin9ru. % meo minore
enc en- 6lalte blep ica bclbrcbct". "Yopiupu
lerirdrt Of 6lar Gatarrb Cure" belbrebcr
Srond)lal Gatarrb, @cutcG atarrb elcr 'front.'.
ea'arrnL osNaa 6crtivlrlic ps "Sap 5eucr".
Siore 6lalter tun 81. Si!ialss hos G. 8.
Sse'ler, Ss'crab. Soma, % hos paalicelias
2rnssiiter pperalt. %
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-08
ara Maibtngton.

Scitprcrcn ior N9erbru9sbcpartC
mcntci, GpmmiSiGr Coleman, bar oper
icnot Nreiiocutcu i'm Norsbcrctuiua.
S,an ifilprer Der dlminbeli9c 5rGt
SrCmitrioteuc paa A9crbuu0ets On
raaoc i Den mere Iio "a bpnb man
haobcr at opiina poa bette Self / Den
nrrreitc Sremtib. Observation-Disclosures
"a slQerbru9sifolcrne i DC cntcltc eta
Ter NriueS ircmoeles meo Strait, % man
hrloe rpraa cnoru mere tilircoSltiucnoc
Reiultdtcr, buis man life beitanoi9
mau9lecc DC nrouenoi9e Ycnecmibicr til
al Nrjue me 5%oretngcnoer lsieurcm.
Ntco 0enipu til llpbreoclicu al guu
9eip9ocmmen blanbt apn9ct, Tiger Com
mislGrcn, at zen ubcntuil oil Nribc ON
lia uiNt % brcot, buis Der lite itice
trGiicS DC tralti9ite 5Orbolo3rcgler ior
at ltduoic Den. 9crtil CT Den mo-
rcnoe Sou life tilitrrtteli9. 0oao Der
tinbc 0ipre3 / Strait al pcllc, par ojprt,
men Tor belt % bolpeut al uorpobe bette
iarli0c Sroc, moa &ou9rcSlcn ucptagc
al llenncm9ribcnbe 9pp. ! Wtorp
lam bar Statsmpnoigbeocrn to9et inn
oaunc SprboloSre9ler, al Der life or ltOr
;5arc ipr, at Sn9opmmen iuoiorcs ilocn
ira. 8 9tetu g)ort bar man life 0iort
Hogct lOr at iuoltrrnte SD9oonmcns
llhbrcoclic, % letp pnl man bcnnttcoc
nc louli9c Wtloler, man scr bar, tmoc
man life opnnn llo9ct aunitigt &clllltat.
i Neiu Sericp, &cunlpluauiu % &lr
ginia CT 2uu9cip9oommcn li9elcoc2 M
breot, % alliacpcl bar life Stat1mWu
nt9beoernc Inlgt DC &iut, ION N9er
brn9soepartcmentct 9np, % lomuirtct
mco ret ior at lrtte en- Chopper Tor
pcttc Cnoc. SEQ bctlngcr, Tiger Com
miaiGrcn, at Sp9bpmmcn nllcrcoc bar
ld0t lauodn itur llobrcoclic, ooQ iororer
&c IIcmrmc 6gl9cr, inn MA tan ucutc,
at Gnupbeocn ii0c0 belt 10. iau at ucN
fpmmcnoe Mpnoi9bepcr tngcr &c npo
ucnoi9c Striot, ION StillingctS NIluor
iprbrcr.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-08
iS0r frimGrfejamlere.

" SHj az Of
lt'r'te 5rlmarfebanplere / Yaris buoe,
1000 Sr. 'or 5rim9rter ira Gen at
Mallrltlis ira lS41 % 400 Sr. ipr Sri.
mGrfer ira 2pitana for Chen for 1850
Yer finpes / Yaris puer $50 en- pros
6prretnlnser, Der ioripne Yapirbano.
'ere meo 6r'merter. DC ltprlte 5ri
llartelamlere er Baron 9llireo @ptb-
'd)'lc ! Earis % Ybilip 5errari / Wo
renl'es, @uer al Dem bar oper bnluou.
oen @flllpn 6rimGrter. 5errari be.
''lG't'9er TO Setret9rer meo at prpue
Dem, % Baron &Otbidilo bar lin Gum.
ing | 1870 itore Yrastbinp.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-08
1eeorab=S mnitutr.

Nlminoeli9t befienot er oct tnupt,
at bcn, Der bar glort mere emo fannie
noaen glrpeu / N~prouelten fpr at prtfe
Snteresic Tor % emit til ~prnftiit at til
e9ue iig Oct eliselite SprO9, Oct er Ero
ieSipr Sretcnrio9e, Dg bans mon9Ipl
oi9e Gleuer, %llogaugle oerIrn I'll NNtte
al 2ar, oil li9c oct Snmmc. 5lere %
ilere ur9e &pinber % MRnp itrDmmcr
til bans Stple Tor bpcrt 9lur, Der 9aur,
og Nne gdar De up perira meo min
SperbepisnIn9 pnl, CT DC Der bar lurtet
Smolfdb, lpnn trrngtes % heller life
betaltcs bpreflcbt.
gtetpp M, "a %lnter 5ermineu be
apnoer, fomrler Der mango, irlitc, l0rc
lpitne Glcuer inp Ipr at tilcone ia, bpnp
DC bar Inaet Gineuc pp ior, at DC tran
ger. &c ~itriucr ia banoc ira @Iscpu
lin, 9nfotu og Wimueiota, ia eupon
mere ~lnn9ueia irn, "a 2lt tpoer pon, at
Oct npf par pnatioe, Od Ntr. Breckenridge
gjprpc eli ina itpr litbpgring til lit fpr
rige 9otnlc iibite CONNER. Saoappt
lom al Den llu9opm, ipm bar be.
ltcmt iig til at iaa en- pioere9anenoe eu
gcllf llpoHnnelic Der, tpmmer nm Inr
mcrbicm; Oct CT rollge, aiuprligc &pIn
Der o. WUno, Der ueo, buprior DC tpm
Der. % ocripr er pglno oeres Spipriel
moniterprrpig.
Get Ialoer 10 ligeiom al Jig ielu, at
mango al Dem life tipli9ere bar bcinttct
Jig ipnpcrli9t meo ct procntli9t Spro9
ltllnillrn, men oct CT life irit ior, at the
principal of the Decorah Institute, Erp
Icsipr breckenridge, mart iugt li0c iaa
glernc ta9cr inc lonpanne Glementer
lom andre; han peo ltrar at bibrin9e
Dem emit til at lore, bpao DC ipr tnapt
bappe Den minpite Soc ON; ban pep at
9lpre lit Soreprag, line Elmer let for
ltaaell9e ps interesiante, ps, mar ban
efter no9le 3erminer ieHeef iaaoaHHe
Gleper M, oa innes ban, at Oct &eiul
tat, ban hos DEM bar %opnaaei, n1lten CT
mere 9lGpeiigt, eno li9eoperipr Dem,
lcm tom til Snititltet auerepe mep 40
ltillise &mbitaber ipr.
@elfpmmen hos ham, til bans Stole,
ct Gnbper, ielu ON De So9l9rpom ltanr
alori9 laame9et tilbage, Oct S9lentli9e,
ban freezer, Oct CT, at Dc brin9er meo
Iia cit uirfelis 2Grelpit.
&er 9ecnrnb 1Snltituie laaaes Der
pGIentlis &pst paa at tilesne lie Ser
nigbep / ilpoenpe at tale oct en9elife
Sprp9. pent p9 FORFEIT, oernGIt at ltripe
Ell raft, lGIeli9 Saano ps tile9ne iig,
hpap ma | 2lpet trGnger til al p~raftiif
Ge9neflnit.
Sprretnings =Nioelingen al penne Sns
Ititutiun CT / S9nperne paa SIR. u. q
&ih; her bar man Inleonins til at no
oanne Zig lpm praftiif 5urretnin9smanp;
Der lGrcs Togbuloeri, 6anoelslpp9ip
ming, Stripnin9, 5prretniugs @orre
%'ppnoancc, &esnin9 % enselit Gram
mntif.
Gnbper, Der bar beitemt Jig til, at be
lege benie 9Grennitalt, buroe inoinpe
Jig %lnarelt mulist, ba Sinter 5erminen
I'LL tdscr i'm Sespnoelle, % MAJ taber
No9et ipr bper Dag, iom saar ben.
Soften i%taiies Gleuerne for Den Tris.
Den plrtelis foiter, bpilfet i &eaelen Or.
u9e belpbcr Jig til $3.50. Mublerepe
TGreller hos priuate Sarilier ipr 40
eller 80 Gerts llsen. Iae Sfolebpaer
tan IaaeS %tilleic.
Der Slpes laar insen ipecieQe ,Sule
elier Nptaars Jerier; Serieoaae bliper
FIN DC reslementerepe S~eliaoaae.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-08

Yrciipcnt Glepelono bar uoqlc Gage
prret plaget al H%bcumatisme, iaa ban
bar urrct ncoi til at boloc iig inoc paa
lit &rrcIic % fuu ocltn9et aabinets
mpoerne.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-08

Dor eli Gin iiocn ieiotcp &c inuonc
&padc Suoidncrc, Den 0ruionmc @erp
nlmo % hans Snnhc, iii 6lpriDn, ipr
al bcuo8tea pna eli Srltning, Inotil
Yrelioeutn inttcpc Ell Scitemmelic ON,
bpnr Der ltlloc 9jprcs mcp Dem. Yre
lloeuten bar III belluttct, at oct CT bcbIt
at hploe Dem inu9uc ior 9ipstip / Slu
rion, bppr DC life fan ida Mnlepnin0 til
al bcaan Here Sprbrppelicr ellcr til at
rernlue oerfra. Sau CT al Den Inifu
ellie, otter at bnpc 9runoi0t WnneripNt
Sa9en, at bette CT ben cneitc miliac
Strai, De fan ina. 6pr. ell ari0sret
tuiloe DC lfpl9c 9anlle &eptG9ter life
titles, % for en- ~burserii9 9pmitpl i
Gri6pna % He,u Mcrifp, iom bar Stue
plnolen fpr beres blooi9e Sptrin, pilpe
Oct pGre umuligt at iaa ell npartiit
Surp til at brmme Dem. Der cr 500
al pisle Spade Snbianere / Slprioa MI;
pg Sficcrcr, inn er tienot nlcp DC iteb
li9e 6crbclr paa DC aanter, tiger, at
nlle oisle Snbianere nil inreu lem 9lat
pTrc oDoe AZ Seber, "a DC life CT pant
meo Oct Itobi9c parme % iu9tiNe Slima
nerneoc.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-08

elooa en- SnltefunItmer. Siplae
"6l9aro" er Der fommet en- Wanp pep
NapH Sattanoier ira @siuul til Yaris.
San oil paatasc Zig at ialte i so 9aae
ll9e'om Merlatti os / Den Sic nm orifte
Sano meo liot 9Gtber.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-08

! u9en, Der enote meo Den 21pe 90
uember blep Der paa 9anoets forfeit
ll9e Wfpntpertiteoer prGset 5S5, 9S6
Sglooollars impo s659,3S4 i ben til
lporenee llse ifjor.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-08

$Oa NationalsiGlpen aibetaltes i
Nopember fun en- Million Dollars.
Senne ubetpoelise 5orminoItelle al
@lGlOen @itriuer iis Oerira, at Der i
atOoember u~pbetaltes for Icnlioner alene
IA WtlQioner Dollars.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-08

Zen lipite 8apport ira oct itotiitiife
Snrean piier, at Der / Sttober antom
III DC 5prenebe Stater 39,22S Sno
panorere; al oisie bar 1916 ira Ioroe
p9 Sperige % 43l ira Innmart.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-08

@eneralmaior 6pmarp, Seialiu9s
mano pep S~tillebaps aplten, bar inp
lenot I'll 8cneral 9pitnaut Sberipan lin
Narsbcretnin9, bppri ban uoierlia be
banbler Stilebnus apiters ipriparslcle
2ilItanb. 6Gitninserne er life / Sor.
lparsltano; Der iinoes intet Sfpts al
Den neepenci9e aaliber; % Oct pGrite
er, Oct tlaoc life ensullg iorltahes, na
Oct life iiuoes i belle 9anoet. &eaic
rlngen buroe oeripr anlesee ct aanon
ltsberl, % ben buroe life nple mep at
fna iituuo paslcnoe Stpts % 6priuarss
mipler. Sra Gifts 6ouie" ucenipr
San 6ranciscps Sapn finoe Der linn
9es Bomber pper belle Spen. Sililut
nnbeialer 8e~neralen, at Der for Gan
5ranciscps Seofommenbe bpsses spos
Sorpeop. 6oripar, Spsnins al Sorpc.
oobaape % to ipemmenoe 8atterier.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-03-27
Duel Between Women.

LONDON, March 26.- A duel was fought on the field ofthe battle of Water loo to-day between Madame Valsayre, a native of France, and Miss Shelby, an American. The duel was the result of a dispute over the relative merits of French and American female doctors. Alter a stormy altercation between the dis putants, Madame Valsayre threw her glove in Miss Shelby's face and duel was forthwith arranged, the weapons being swords. Miss Shelby was slightly wounded in one arm. Four of the seconds were Americans. The latter expressed themselves satisfied that the duel had been conducted fairly and Frances honor had been upheld.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-03-27
The Railroad Rlockad

ST. LOUIS, March 26.-When the usual hour arrived this morning for duty of the force of switchmen to relieve the nightmen at the Wabash yards, no men appeared and few minutes later the an. nouncement was made that the entire force had struck. The situation at East St. James is becoming serious. The yard masters of the different roads have been attempting all the morning to make up and start freight trains, but have been prevented by the striking switchmen who are using all means at their disposal to make the freight block. ade in that city complete. Coupling pins are removed from their positions and the trains have become separated, switches reversed and the trains upon wrong tracks. No serious trouble has yet oc- cured, but it is understood that the off, cers of the law will be called upon to-day to preserve order and property and a conflict between them and the strikers is expected to occur
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-03-27
The afternoon circular, which is,

The afternoon circular, which is, b courtesy, termed newspaper, says that the EPlTAPH "under the management ol w. H. Savage and Harry Brook" al, most daily throws out slurs against or ganized labor. The editor of the Tomb, stone knows that he lies, when he makes such an assertion. Savage and Brook are not managing the EPITAPH, nor have they ever done so. J,O. Dunbar and w. H. Savage are and have been the man. agers of this paper. In regard to labor matters, the only thing upon which the charge of the Tombstone could possibly be grounded is a remark made by Mir. Savage, that he objected to see the anti Chinese movement dragged into politics and used as a means to gain political pre-. ferment for the Nash family. The eldeI Mir. Nash is candidate for the office of supervisor, while the son himself is a candidate for the legislature. This is the last time that any reference to SO unsa. vory subject as the Nash family will be made in the columns of the EPITAPH. Any further explanations on this subject, can be ob,ained from Mir. Savage, per sonally and publicly.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-03-27

A company called the Sonora Land Company, under the management of John A. Kruse with headquarters at No gales, are surveying the unoccupied lands of Sonora on shares. Judging from their late returns it would seem that an i'm. mense fortune was in the business. This company has been in active opera tions one year with an outlay of about S4o,ooo and up to date have secured for their own use and benefit 7,ooo,ooo acres of the best and most available lands in the state of Sonora. American energy and American business tact and courage will, we think, eventually conquer l. e prejudices of the land of Montezun a. Mir. Kruse represents Chicago capitalists and he himself is a hard working, in. dustrious man, well fitted for the arduous work he is now performing. He firmly believes that should this Indian trouble cease, Sonora will become ore of the leading cattle countries of
 continent. He represents that it su passes any other country in America fo the successful raising of stock.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-03-27
Russ House For Sale.
Secretary

The above we'll known prop erty is for sale or lease on most reasonable terms, or will be let by the month to a responsible party. Owing to its favorable location at the corner of Toughnut and Fifth streets it offers unusual advantages as a boarding house for miners. The Russ House has always re- ceived large patronage from the travelling public and citizens. To parties who desire to engage in the hotel. restaurant and lodging house business, no better opportunity has ever been offered. For further particulars inquire at the store of H. J. Sadler.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-03-27
!,:A MiAaIaR ModeI.

WASHINGTON, March 26.-The last contribution to the sensations in the Bell Telephone suit is the failure to find a model of the original telephone, which should have been deposited in the Patent Office according to law. A final search was made on Saturday, and nothing ex- cept the specifications was found. Prof. Bell, Mir. E. N. Dickerson, and the patent examiner who, handled the speci. fications will be called upon to explain this. =
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-03-27
Rewardinx Mexican Valor.

WASHINGTON, March 26.-The Pre- sident has ordered that gold watch, ap. propriately inscribed, be presented tc Pedro Meramontes, Jefe de Ruvales. and silver medal, properly engraved, and S25 be presented to each fhis associates for their gallant services, in assisting the crew of one of the U. s. steamer Ran- gers whale boats, when it was swamped, near Ensanda, Mexico, on January nine. teenth.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-03-27
Blame and rdmun ds.

Especial to the EPrrAPH.
 WASHINGTON, March 26.-It is an open secret here that the Blaine Senators, as they are called, ,are not supporting Sena- tor Edmunds, in hls warfare on President Cleveland. The whole fight IS left on Edmunds' hands. Sherman, Hale and Logan are the most prominent malcon- tents. Teller and Evarts remain neutral. It is reported that, in Blaine's forthcom- ing volume, is chapter sustaining the stand taken by the President, in refusing executive information to the Senate. This action is for the purpose of paying back what the Blaine people think they owe Edmunds, for his attitude during the last campaign.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-03-27
The sheeph erders, Victim.

Special 10 the EPITAPH.
 TUCSON, March 26.-An Albuquer. que special says that posse, headed by Al Lane, who went out yesterday to the scene of the fight between the cowboys and sheepherders, returned this morning, bringing with them the body of Ira Meskinnon, murdered by the Mexican sheepherders. Meskinnon was shot by a rifle ball through the left breast and in- stantly killed. Warran's are out for the arrest of the murderers, who skipped the country, leaving no trace. If caught, Judge Lynch will have job,
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-03-27
Notice.

Notice is hereby given to the Tres Alamos and Wilcox Stock As sociations, that the assessment of one per cent per head upon the respective number of stock owned by said Associations is hereby due and payable to the undersigned, Secretary of the General Execu- tive Committee of the above men toned Associations. Prompt pay ment of the same is expected, as it is needed to carry out the orders of said committee.
 JOSEPH PAScHoLY,
 --..o Secretary.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-03-27

Judge Robinson's name has been mentioned for delegate to congress. At a recent anti-Chinese meeting, Mr. Rob- inson said, very emphatically, that Ari- zona had no office good enough for hin' and that he would accept no position from the people of this territory It is scarcely possible that the learned judge can have changed his mind, on this sub- feet, in so short a space of time.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-03-27

It will need but ordinary diligence and precaution, on the part of Republicans of this Territory, to ensure brilliant and sweeping victory, this fall. The slight taste which the people of Arizona have had of democratic ruie has not, by any means, fascinated them. The EPI- TAPH predicts that unless the republicans make some very bad break, there will be a great increase in the republican majcr- ity of the territory a, the next election.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-03-27

George Hearst, the successor of Sena- tor Miller, of California, is native of Missouri, 6s years of age. He has grown wealthy in mining on this coast. In 1850 he came to California, mined in Nevada county and opened store in Sacramento. He was one of the first to discover the riches of the Comstock lode, out of which he made fortune. In 1866 he was 'broke," then made $I5oooo in real estate, took to mining again and is once more a millionaire. Mir. Hearst has frequently been in Arizona, in con- nection with mining enterprises.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-03-27
Hard Times in North Carolina.

RALEIGH, March 26.-Since the frs, of the year not less than 1000, and pro. bably 10000 laborers have left North Carolina for the States South and for Arkansas, and there is now demand for farm hands that cannot be supplied The cause for this exodus is to be found in the lien laws, the system of farming and the bad crops of the past three years. Labor is becoming scarcer and cotton is going lower each year, ,and the bad crops of the past three years have created de. pression in business matters never before
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-03-27
'Vignaux Discouraged.

NEW YORK, March 26.--It is not probable+that Vignaux and Schaefer will meet again. Schaefer has beaten Vignaux four times, within the past year or so. He is too much for the Frenchman and the latter has acknowledged the fact. Vignaux will start for Europe, in few days. He is broken-hearted over his defeat.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-03-27
queue.

The Senate Finance Committee has agreed to recommend, for confirmation, a number of internal revenue collectors. This is regarded, by some, as an indica- tion that other appointments will be re- commended for confirmation, soon.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-03-27
1ELEGRAPHIC. 'l \ FranCo.AmeriCan Duel Between Females. Blaine not Supporting Edmunds
 Against Cleveland. A Nogales Merchant Blows Out his Brains. Railroad Travel Still Blocked
 at St. Louis. Severe Business Depression in
 North Carolina.
Railroad Travel Still Blocked
 at St. Louis.
Severe Business Depression in
 North Carolina.
Especial Di.pa,ches to the ErIrArH
Suicide at NOgales.

Especial to the EPITAPHl
 NoGALEs, Sonora, March 26.-Julius Ullmann, a Jewish merchant at Nogales, Sonora, committed suicide at o'clock this morning. He blew out his brains With a pistol. He left no explanation, but despondency over financial losses is the supposed cause.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-03-27
Hotel Burned

DENVER, Col. March BOA Salida Colorado, special to the Republican, says: "A fire broke out at the Windsor hotel at noon to-day and completely destroyed it in twenty minutes. The guests had only time to escape alive, leaving their effects in the burning build. ing. The loss is one hundred and twenty thousand dollars, insured l1or forfy-fve thousand.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-03-27

Every American Indian costs the United States government nearly S3,ooo year. This is on the presumption that there are 26o,ooo Indians and that the ap- propriation ranges In the neighborhood of S7, ,ooo,o 900.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-03-27

Fruit trees, small fruits. monthly rose bushes, oleanders and great varieyaf Towering shrubs, plants and bulbs. and the combination stean, washing machine, sold by I. H. Futile, Second street. between Allen and Fremont streets, Tombstone. ,,.tf
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-03-27
stock mems Notice.

The regular quarterly meeting of the Tomb. stone Stockgrowers' Association will take place Saturday April 3rd, 1886. A full attendance is desirable as very important business will be transacted. The question of rodeos and brand book will be then considered and determined upon. THEo. F. WRITE,
 Prezidcnt.
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Lost

Between Tombstone and Charleston, a watch fob set with moss sga,es and one bloods,one. Finder will be suitably rewarded by restoring ths same to FRED w, BEAU DE FART,
 mr2o-Iw Charleston AT
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Wanted

By man of experience, work at planting trees, pruning. making flower beds. laying walks, etc. Inquire at Fitts Bros, Allen street.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-03-27

A good many Pacific coast politicians expect to pull themselves into office, this fall, by the aid of John Chinaman's
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-03-27
For Sale.

The old established and only Undertaking business in Tombstone, either with or without the real estate. Terms reasonable. For particulars address A. J. RITTER, Tomb. stone, Arizona.
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&cAl ed aI AilYAH.

MADRID, Marck 26.--The "Epoca" urges the suspension of the coinage of silver, in order tc arrest it's depreciation.
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seen or felt in this State. Real estate has appreciated at least 50 per cent, in value, and capitalists who have money will not loan at this time.
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Lost.

A medium size red COW. brand J on left hip and white face. A reward of $Io will be paid for her return to E. Rathburn, of Tombstone. f
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-03-27

Grcgorys restaurant which has been closed for the past week is being thoroughly reftted and will be opened again on Monday morning.