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Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-26

could only be guessed at from other
we'll kn own landmarks.
A long line OF lights showed where
Broadway's smooth surface extended
toward the bridge. The cars OF the
electric motor moved swiftly up from
the river, like toy coaches piloted by
one-eyed demon, but as they came
nearer their appearance became more
familiar and less uncauny.
Away on the hill to the north lay
Fairview, with its white marble shafts
cleaning coldly in the artificial light
thrown from the Oakland avenue tower
The streets OF the city, far below, we're
nearly deserted, but the laughter and
songs OF jewellers occasionally floated to
the ear. Ever and anon hack ratified
noisily along, or belated clubman
could be seen hurrying home. Bayless
park seemed almost directly under
meath, and invited the beholder to step
off into its sea of green foliage. To the
east, the bluffs made rather dismal
background, while to the south, the
Sixth street tower lighted up hundreds
of roofs of palatial residences and more
humble cottages.
at looks nice, doesn't it2" queried
the guide, after it had all been care
fully inspected. "Now then, the next
thing for you to do is to take it in some
stormy, WINDY nlgnJ. IL you tnlnk tnl5
was tough climb, you ought to try the
elevator in the tower when the wind
is blowing sixty miles an hour, and the
gusts fairly take your breath away; or
in the winter, when everything is
all ice and snow, and the
sleet seems to cut to the bone.
There isn't quite so much poetry slid
ing around on an ice-coated tower $50
feet from the ground. Take it again on
a stormy night, when the thunder is
loud enough to crack your skull open.
and the lightning fairly blinds you, and
you will see very different from this.
You ought to take in all of them, and
then you can take your pick from actual
experience"
The reporter was perfectly satisfied
with what he saw, and told his guide
that as for the rest he was willing to
"take his word for it," The descent
was made without any difficulty, and
when, on reaching terra firma, he
looked back vt his recent lofty perch,
seemingly such little distance above
him, he fully realized the truth of the
saying that there are different ways of
looking at things, but was still little
more strongly than ever impressed in
favor of the good old way.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-26
HE FOUGHT FOR FRANCE.
One OF the First Napoieon's Heroes
Passes Away in New York.

Henri MaJthieu, who fought under
Napoleon at Waterloo, died on Tuesday
last in tho basement of the brick build
ing at 345 West Fifty-third street, aged
one hundred and one years, one month
aud four days. In the last years of his
life, despite his great age, the old SOL
der went out OF doors nearly every day
when it was pleasant, and was known to
every child in radius of half mile
by his cane, his patriarchal beard and
his pleasant, smiling word of greeting.
When Matthew was twenty-one years
old he was conscripted into the emper-
or's army as cavalryman in the Ninth
Hussars, says New York special to the
San Francisco Examiner. He was not
in the Russian campaign but was sent to
the front when the emperor was main
tanning an unequal struggle with the
allies at Leipsic. The blowing up of
the bridge at Leipsic in the retreat of
the French army, he remembered dis
tinctly. When Napoleon was at Elba
Matthieu was mustered out.
On the emperor's return from Elba,
Matthieu took up his musket again and
followed Bonaparte's fortunes for the
hundred days. The scenes he then wit
messed were more vivid to him in his
age than anything before or since. He
remembered the brown horse he rode
in the battle of Waterloo, when his regi-
ment was cut to pieces. Matthew was
wounded in the head with bullet, and
he was in the hospital for long time
before he was considered out OF dam
ger.
No old moustache at the Invalides
could be more enthusiastic in hls devo-
tion to Napoleon's memory. That and
a queer political antipathy towards the
Russians were subjects on which any
and il he was teased too far he would
get into violent passion. Only the
day before his death friend asked
Matthew what period Of his long life he
had enjoyed the most.
"When fighting for my country, twas
the answer,
Mothers give Angostura Bitters to
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-22
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po y.u wn. tn .r happy, healthy, wealthy mI wi,g Ianp into the Pony saloon and s- Henry ior some oi .at nno al3 ranI made 50 sh Bm-tn WhI-sy mt vii ent Hills >p.u-of 'so. lfe also ha. on hand H,uaa-, ga...m + McBrayor Eou-b.u Un.y a.i Ga.l,uheimer Hse~-al lat.s .-ai-a- p.l goods. ,o -s-he- vi.h al ..., :. imported B-,nHe- Wines. Nl-- aai Porer- Of .hem ma,. ..e.ra.,I brands Hi- Cali io-Ha EauH. bar.. ne surpassed anruHase Arl kinds a fancy mixed drinks specially. H- Cauuau Key We, C.-r ,ana. n. l,a; ;,r The mnn.. tu aus place. ~' Louis An Hr Eu-.A ls-,. "cer. iy- ,..d. oh d5a-at. Cau 4a6 r- convinced
 v Ua.ag tH-rFE.l. Proprietor.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-22
\ Iir ia tle Ribs

If on ,he right 4ilc and lower part of the diaphragm, though playfully mean, and delivered, Is calculated 10 evoke pro mi'y from q chappy whose i,or oa' Q order When that re- zion i- ,rfc and couEosted, pokes al.ua-H. Look at maA'- cuun- .nmrca o.a y.u prod him under the u.-. J li- -liu and cycOail- have q -a-..V r y.u may infer also that Ai- tong $ trroI, li, breath apt to by sour. tua. b. has pains no, only be- heath m- ri.-. hut also under the night -La..I.rlale. Also, that his bowels a.e i-r rilar anal his digestion inrair. Ir-,al ot making iocose d-uua--a. an ti- rin recommend ham 10 "te mi steadily persist 1T aane Hu-.o,,r'- Stomach Enters the uae-. au4-.i.ra, -aa al.erafi.'
 n.....s -, lacouparahle i7 il also. ..- -iAs rheumatism, ncry oa-a,-. tiGI,s .Ioatie and fever an, agge.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-22

The halter is very close to th" n, ks oi the five Apache Indians now in the county jail and convicted oi mprdor. one oi the slayers of DiehI reci'cd the details of the killing in horribly brutal and hoastful way. He toll how he sighted his victim from the rocks above and what a splendid shot he made with pistol. and laughed vi. h fendi-h glee st the helish crime. Like the others convicted oi tlllin. farmer Jones near Dudieyrille. hc >ai lac shot the white man without any reason or cause. and only because he wanted to kill somebody They | were all given fair and impartial trial and were accorded All the benefits and privileges Of our somewhat lax laws. but there was not one circum- stance in their several crimes that ap- pealcd for mercy The effect oi their punishment after 50 long time had lap.ed since the crimes were perpe- trated. will be most beneficial upon other Indians. who will realize tha, justice will surely follow the commi-- sion oi crime and that the reservation limits afford no safe refuge for the fugitives-Florence Enterprise.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-22

JoBsSY BEHAN, Superin endcnt of the Territorial prison, is hot. very hot. In fact, he literally piles over,' he il. 70 dadbinged mad, and says things. He hops onto the back Of his rosinsn- tean Pegasus, larrups him and soars majestically of into the upper realms of coarse vituperation and whscks our Governor . most vicious swipe Better come up to the cool atmosphere of Tombstone, Johnny dear, and reiriger- ate . few. The excessively warm weather of Yuma n liable 10 have s still worse effect on your alleged gray matter.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-22
Rich Prospects.

The following is communication to the Phenix Herald from Gils Bend
 have word from Judge Barnes, of Tucson, that the money is all ready to build canal ss soon as Judge Barnes and sign the deed to the canal and one-hslf the townsite. and one-half the mines. AS We have agreed to do The mines are very rich, asssying $3oh to the ton, and of course this is great induceneut 10 parties iurnishin. money This country here is a per icct gold field u' plucrr unining l know one parjv now rh" is washing out s2U e, cr> day. aud have ;ue sell ing l' 'his property. and sizo rhe customer for ij nf course tLi> Will bring people here. probably len to o". vi. went to California in 'A9 an going to put place into oranges ana raisin grapes. th, profits from whicl will be $lOo0 per acre
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-22

SOME oi our citizens who went to Phenix do not speak in g very fa;teT- inR manner of the management of the fair. If what they cay l. true the sooner matters are mended the better 1t will be, or else there is likely to be considerable trouble 10 induce the leg islstuIe to make any more sppropria- tons 10 hold Q far in the future
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-22

The following named persons were convicted al the present term Of the District Court, and sentenced tD the Penitentiary al Yuma for the term of one year each: Samuel Turner, burg lary; F. H. Williams, grand larceny and FOng An In, grand larceny. They were taken to Yuma last Wednesday Florence Alta.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-22

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 .... .- .s ,iIlru- tJ regal' .aw ,."a Hule aehcacie-, ".i.a r.. ia tua.hsome maa.s ,a- .t toI'e and a'- .,uaE. ... restaurant makes a -p.eay ..i.' -.esk- and cut .a.- and --- .,.'.e .' extra qual- .-s. s- a- .Ie to t.rui-h the best ,.n .f u-.a.. iu the city. F-.-. a.. .. aa. elegant
 .,t-s r...-. sunday.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-22
Attention, Windmill Uen !

Parties desiring to purchase wind- mills will do well to investigate the merits of the Aermotor, which is the latest improved, showing an increase of power of B per cent. A I2-ioot wheel is guaranteed to do as much work as any 16-ioot wooden wheel in the market. In all respects it repre- sents the latest improvements of in- yentive skill. For further information and circulars address HoFF,
 N Tucson. Box l20, Tucson, Arizona. 26tf
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-22
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 And II Is hereby ordered Lat fl.s Hs nee be published for ter ioi c0 -ErIye weeks in the Tom. stone DAILY EriT1FH. a nrw5- parer pub'ished al Tomb5tone. Q hi7" county. Territory Of ATlzons
 Daled this 2oih day of September. Is59
 HERBERT BROWN, Register.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-22

THS Phenix Gazette publishes what purports to be extracts from Governor wolaey's annual report to the secre- taEy of the Intericr. One part of it, the reference to the Mormons, will meet with the entire approval of every right minded citizen of Arizona, be he Republican or Democrat. For his ut tsrances sn this question the DAILY EP,fAPH is almost willing to take back everything 1t mas said against him. He does not draw the picture any too ssroug. If the Governor had called the constitutional convention it is nsrs thaa likely that we would soon hsve been in . position to deal effect ually with the subject ourselves, with out appealing to Congress. The Nor mons in this Territory are constantly increasing. and if something is not doee coon to scotch the snake we will wake up to the fact some fine day that oar chances for admission ts the Union ere nil.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-22

Twelve indictments were returned into court yesterday evening by the United States grand jury, against four Of the parties now in jail charged with the Wham robbery. Three indict- ments each were against Warren Fol lett, Lyman Follett, Thos. \. Lamb and David Rogers Citizen.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-22

IN . short address st the lair Mark Smith eaid that he should do hls test in Congress 10 defeat the repeal ot the desert land lsw, and thst he would work shoulder to shoulder with any one to accomplish the came purpose.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-22

Reliable information is here 10 the effect that the iron and ties for the new road into Mexico, are on the wsN and expected daily The construction cars, tools, etc. for track laying. are here awaiting the iron and ties, and the contractors are confident of begin ming track laying inside of thirty days st the very lstest-Deming Head light
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-22

\ DEMOCRATIC editor in Texas has discovered that Thomas Jefferson was the suthor sf the Bible lgna'ius Donnelly will now hide his diminished head and ley sway his Bsconisn cipher
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-22
Netiee te the Public.

Realizing the great benefits that would accrue to our section ,f Arizona if silver were restored C. it~ proper place in the monc'arv system of our country, and recognizing tEe iact 'hat this can be accomplished only by con certed action on the part of the people of the whole country the undersigned respectfully request the cii ems of Cor chise county to attend c'ing a. the county court house, il ;his city. Friday. October 2jth, at : p. m. ior the purpose of elccting delegates t' the silver convention, which will mec. in St. Louis November 2G, lSS9.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-22

A good deal of Sonora flour is sold in this market. Large quantities are also shipped to Tucson and other points. It is the first time that Son ora has ever exported flour-Nogsles Herald
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-22

Col. Johnson Is in from the Nam moth. The pans and settlers .o- the mill are at the depot They will be taken out to the mill at once and Col. Johnson says that inside of a month the mill will be running.-Star.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-22

Orn Tombstone fremen complain oi the treatment they received st Phe- nix. Bay that they were 90 badly han dicspped that it was useless for them to run.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-22

Is . communication in the PheIiI Herald the Governor gives some very good reasons why he did no; -ign war rants for the payment of the running expenses oi the insane ssvlum
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-22

Swinton's indellible marker. for clothing and all other fabrics, is for sale at Monmonisr's.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-22

Ii you want to get fresh telegraphic (no grapevine) news, read th ErIrhiH-
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-22

Nesbit's poultry powder and Forrest cholera cure for chickens. For sale at Wolcots's x
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-22

Dancing pumps st sydow < Kieke's.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-22

-.1 5-. ASSOCIATION
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-22

TO 70 Wolco,ts for good goods d, the lowest prices
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19
REFEREES NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that In pursuance
Of the above order of reference. will attend at
the law office Of Lyman I. Henry, in Delta, Delta
ber, A. b. 1889, at 10 o'clock, and at Mon,rose.
Montrose County, Colorado. on the 9th day of
December. A. D. 1889, at 10 o'clock. and for the
purpose of hearing and taking evidence touch
Ing the priorities of right of the seveml ditchcs
canals and reservoirs In water district number
II s .na Of ss az
as owners, or consumers OF water in said water
district, arc notified to attend by themselves or
herein appointed. and ale q statement Of claim
under oath, In case such statement has not been
already fled. showing the ditch, canal or reser-
she or they claim an interest together with the
may be made by any one of the owners Of such
ditch. canal or reservoir, for and In behclf Of all
also to present their proofs at the times herein
appointed ior or against any priority Of right of
wa. water by appropriation sought to be shown by
ditch, canal reservoir, (eitheI as owner or CON
s,,mer Of water drawn therefron1) In said water
ing any priority of right claimed for any ditch,
canal or reservoir in said water district.
Statements will be received and filed and evil
cember end, A. D. 1852. until and including De-
cember eth, A. D. 1889. and ON such other days as
nay be hereinafser REIN &c Dc deteamined n and =. Monirose
D. lss9. until and including the 18th day of be-
csmber. A. D. 1889, and at such other times and
places as may be hereinafter determined.
The sboys.named petitioners claim to be en-.
No. Il, and seek in this proceeding to establish
including those. who have heretofore Obtained
may have heretofore obsained decree. in this pro,
time. and places above named, II they 80 desire.
and TAKE such action in !hs Hrmsss 81 thsy may
LYMAN /. HENRY, % Referee.
Attorney for Petitioners.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19
Trustees Sale.

WHERE'S. william p. Burt then Of the
deed . ~ & 4as Of Sf Which p ss hi: a Il
Delta county, colorado. In book Eat page ii. con.
the death. resignation, removal from the city sf
Denver, or failure to act, or other inability Of
1sid Goopsr then to the then acting sheriff q
Of bella. state Of dolorsdS, to.wTt: ~ '''"
ter (swIz OF soL) Of section thirty (s0) also the
(nwI1 Of netz), and the .eas, hall. of the north
{sl); ali in township fourteen 90 south or range
ninety-four tofl, west Of tine sixth principal
Ing 70 said lands or belonging 70 said party OF the
In Irus, to secure the payment. of certain
psyaSie q hS: sSe snsa osaeT o Hayden niciinw
three Year, after the date thereof fer the princi
iercst sc,nI-annually at eight per cent. per an.
thirty six dellarn(es6) each.
trust that In case of default in payment Of MD
note or any part theresf or interest," thereon, that
AID Srsni,ss n msnner @ ee md dna q a %.e, 3.
And. whereas. default has been made in the
thereof having been paid
Now. therefore, Job \. Cooper, trustee. or In
case OF death, resiKnation, removal from The city
OF DENVER or failure to act. or other inability Of
said CO per, then Albert II. Weber, sheriff Of
Anpnhoe county - aE'resaid, on the :snh day Of
Of the court house, In Denver. In the county Of
Ara ',ah0c. and state Of Colorado, at the hour Of
.sslys ys a.p;:, noon q ~; day VII .s ths
best prico the same will bring in cash. a public
suction, to pay the said note, as well the costs
ami EXPENSES Of this trust , 1ovry ,c
ALBERT IL. WEBER, succsssvr In Trust.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19
A Forrest.clad City.

Canals run in every direction in Gangkok,
thr ssri,.ii oi ss...,i, and are so humorous
TINT the Siam@se are proud to cali their city
the Venice oi the E,ts,. Honses project over
the canals, with open balconies, aud both
sides ofthe river for six or more miles are
line.i with floating houses, used not nnly ior
residences, but for business. People Ito their
shopping in boats, and, while II woman sells
10 her customers in open view-ior all houses
have openeronts-her lazy husband fishes,
sitting upon box of goods, and his children
hathe ond swim around the house. Rivers
and canals are always filled by freight. boats,
f"rty or fifty feet long. by small paddler-
boats, by canoes of all sizes, frsm ten feet,
barely holding man, up to hundred feet.
with fifty or more paddles moving In state
with some high official. There are also many
small steam barges in the city, Trees abound
about the town, many of them of good forest
size.
Looking down from high pagoda one can
scarcely realize sne's self in the heart Of a
greet city. The ordinary house is almost
entirely lost in the mass of green. Here and
there one peeps out, looking cool and shaded.
But the lofty, snow-white pag .das, the tall
steep-roofed tsmples-roOfed in tiles of many
colors-- many of them in guilt-the beautiful
kiosk turreis of the palaces, the gilded royal
c.notnphy, and the white palaces themselves,
make the city from, an eninence look like a
royal garden, with princely palaces and
oriental temples nestled among ornamental
tropical trees.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19
Op.n for All.

The rate, oae and one.third fatx for round
trip IN st. Loais. will liz open n' visitors ns
we'll Ms dcies,ts~. Parties leaving from
Dnr.y, silvcroi and other San Juan points
should not start ln'-r han saturday the 23ri.
~ there il no Sunday trrin from thisside oi
the rsmYe. Tire Ourny crowd hive selected
the ever populur ami accommodating Buri-
iurtom route and if ii,e san juan, :Snn Miyael
lb,bsrr-, MonirsSe, Delta, lIin>,lalc and Gun.
nisOn county visitors join us ,n effort will lie
made N secure special service fr",n Denver
t,~t Louis. Let NIL who intended visiting
tie convention notify ihr Burlington In
Denver or N"i.foon Office that we may cor.
rertiy estimate the .rnwd ignvinc for special
csr. Applications .l,ou;e be sent in by Fri.
day a2nd invt
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19
Where IL Lewis H, Eldy?

information is wanted of the whereabouts
OF Lewis H. Eddy, said to have been at one
time counect4zi with the reporiorial staff Of
the Denver World a..d Denyer Republican.
Also with so,ne paper NJ Lar;mer Iity, Wy.
omIns. His friends IN the east have failed to
hear from him for the past two year. and are
IN great distress concerning him. lnforms.
Sion may be sent TO Emily Tsst, Saint Joseph
Champaix" county. IlIinois, Or addressed to
A. Il. Pierce. Secretary of CoI"r;plo Editorial
Ass.niasiou, lhnver. The Press generally
will confer favor by circulating this re-
quest.
The Delta independent., 1889-11-19
Our Towel.

When ] think Of the towel, the old fash.
ionsd towel. that used u hang up by the
printing house door, l think that nobody in
these days "f sh",y can hammer nut iron
&. wear - IL wore. The tramp. who abused
II. the devil, who used 1t, the comp, who got
st Il when these two we're gons, the makeup
asd Gesman, the editor, poor man. each
Yu6hsd s~sse gvime "f while they put heap
~. u, over aud under, twas bIscker than
thssd~s, twas harder than poverty, rougher
sissa ~; from the roller suspended. IL never
w. bss4sd. and It tapped on the wall Ikea
.hssnsy nftin. II grew thicker and rougher
asa harder end tougher, aud daily put on
nors iskiss hse, until one windy morning,
wi@Asss aay warming, Il feli 70 the floor and
- esskss II twe.-- -Burdette IN Brooklyn
1teis.