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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-06

Mr.. CLEVELAND is admitted to the Supreme
Court, and Mr.. Harrison is assured pension of
IS month by the Morrill, bill. Now, it really
begins to look as If man might be President
without leaving his family in poverty.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-06

AN Ohio architect will erect the fair build
ings at Chicago. Problem for future historians:
Which is the greater, the buildings Chicago paid
for or the Buckeye Phidias that built them?
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-06

THE Bombay widow is kept bald-headed by
her barber as a mark of respect to the memory of
her late husband. The Bombay husband may be
kept bald-headed without the aid of a barber just
the same in that benighted country as In the
LANDS blessed with Christian civilization.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-06

In lust about a month from now 100000
mothers in our land will be fondly telling the
truth about the baby's age. and just as fondly
forgetting the truth about their own.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-21

elections, The surplus has been reck-
ies~ly voted away, until now . deficiea-
ey looks as IN the face.
We favor the continuation of the
Chinese Restriction act.
We favor free aud unrestricted coin-
age Of silver.
We favor q reduction of taxation and
tariff for revenue only.
Ne con mend the course Of our Del,
egate in Congress aud particularly his
opposition to ali legislation in favor Of
land & ats. and his opposition TO the
proposed Land Grant Court Bill.
We "PPo-e any leg station 20 di'frsn~
ehise any citizs n. except it be on eOp-
yiciioB Of crime
We demand the repeal Of Section o.
Act No. Al, OF March 81, 1889. prohIb~
itiug any but American citizens receive
ing the benefits Of public charity.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-21
REPUs..IcAN PLATFORM.

1. The Republican party of the Ter,
ritory of Arizona announces Its firm
lheTeBcs 10 the principles Of the Re
publican party Of The nation, which
have been so fFinmphantly Yindicated
in preserving the Union and IN pro
mo ing the welfare snd prosperity OF
the people Of the United States Ci
America.
2. As Republicans We express our
admiration OF tie high personal char
acter of President Harrison IN his al
ministrstiOn of the efairs Of the nation,
and we congratulate Republicans gen
orally upon the success of al admIHis-
tration of tie sffairs of the people
which has 80 signaliy promoted th.
prosperity of tie eouatry at home and
abroad. and which has secured for il
the profound respect of the nations OF
the world
3. The RepUblicsn party. founded
upon the largest liberty of the citizen
must insist that the elective franchis
entrusted 70 the eiesioTs in every Stat
shall be regarded vitb the sanctiI,
tbs; the Consti uiiOn. with its smeod
nents, imposes, AID IL unbesiiAtingly
zf1irms the dociTioe that the votes os
the electors in Congressional elections
10 all ths States sball uDJer proper
Congressional J. legislation be freely cast
and honestly c0ustsd.
4. Congress in its wisdom has arisen
to the financial demands If the country
and has provided system of coinage
OF silver to meet the present fnaBcisi
emergencies Of the people. and we masf
insist. as q party. that sn enlarged
financial snd industrial prosperit,
shall further be secured by the fre.
coinage Of silver.
3. The governing power Of the peo-
pie under Territorial rest ictions j,
limited and unsatisfactory. The growth
of the Territory uf Arizona its wealth
and resources. as vel as the necessi
ties Of onr citizens. require the early
re gnition OF our Territory as Stat
and We sssert it 10 b. the duty OF the
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-21

down and preventing the mufderous
raids Of our hereditary enemies, there
by securing TO us peace and feeling
of security TO which We have been
strangers for years, is grateful TO our
people and this convention desires to
tender its thanks to the military for
their action.
ForRTn-Mercy, and desire TO re-
lieve suffering being considered the
grandest tributes of human character
this convention eharacterizes as iu-
human that section OF what is known
as the hospital law" preventing the
extension Of public r-lief 10 a len sui
ferers, and hereby pledges the esndi-
dates for the legislature fer the repeal
of that law.
FHTH-UuT taxpayers having been
for = number Of years compelled 10
endure high rate of taxation, this
convention points TO the fact that
by reason of the late administration OF
our affairs during the past two years
the rate Of taxation IN Cochise county
10 now lower than il has been for a
long term of years and this convention
pledges its candidates to an econonIi-
cal administration of affairs.
SixTH-foT an almost uninterrupi-
ed term of ten years Arizona has been
represented in the halls of Congress
by men OF the Democratic party nnd
they having in that time accomplish
ed nothing for the benefit % our Ter
ri'ory, We charge them with incOm-
potency and believe that the time has
arrived when we should make strong
and united effort to change the polit-
ical complexion Of our representative
in congress and AS joint councilman
from the southern district. therefore
resolved that this convention do
heartily endorse and ratify the noIni-
nation Of Hon Geo. W. Cheyuey for
delegate 20 congress, and Hon. W. +.
Nichols as joint councilman, and
| pledge the honor OF this convention
and the Republican party of CoChise
to do all in their power to secure their
election.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-21

THE Prescott Courier says that in
his recent speech at Prescott MARX
Smith met all vile and silly accusa
tions and put upon them the seal o.
untruth. He abused no one; wasted
no time, but merely spiked the Quaker
guns and confounded the slanderous
tongues and traitors 10 Arizona, whose
efforts have been TO blacken her fair
fame and belle her truest citizens"
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-21
Republicans csan,y PLATFORM

The Republican party Of Cochise
county in convention assembled, de-
'lares the principles n follows:
FIRsT-Believing that the true in
.erests Of the nation are hest subsery.
ii by the principles of the Republican
party, we hereby desire to place our
selves in accord with the party Of the
nation and fully indOrse the admins
trstion OF President Harrison.
SEcoND-Recogmzing the fact that
the Republican Territorial convention
which convened in Phenix on the 2S
Of August, was composed Of the rep
resentative men OF the party and that
IN their enunciatlon Of principles, they
voiced the sentiments of the party in
Arizona. We heartily concur in their
action and indorse in its entirety the
platform adopted by the convention.
TBIRD-Whereas our Territory. for
long term OF years has been harrss
ed, our relatives and neighbors ruth
lessiy murdered By the willy and
tre&cherous Apache, rendering the en-
joyment OF life md property precar-
ious and retarding the material ad-
vancement Of our territory, the late
action Of the military in bunting
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-21

The colony from Southern Europe
which is to settle near Altar,s mention
of which appears in another column.
will pass through Arizona on the way
TO their new home. The 18th Leg
islative Assembly should be called to-
gether at once in extra session, TO
pass stringent measures against aliens
crossing Arizona soil. In the e1cla-
sien acts passel two years ago, this
Crossing" business WAS erlooked.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-21
prm,.ra,ie Ceus., PIair.rn

That We indurse and reafiim the
platform adopted at Phenix by the late
Democratic Convention OF the Terri
tory
Be i; resolved that the Democratic
party Of Cocbise county, demand oi
their representatives in the legislature
that they use all possible and neces-
ssry means TO cause the government
of the United States Ia disarm the
Indians upon the reservation in our
Territory, and to keep them conf ed
within the limits of said reservation.
TO the end that our people may have
protection from their murderous raids
and continuous depredations upon
the surrounding country.
And to further use their influence
to have them ultimately removed to
the Indian Territory, or elsewhere. TO
the end that our people may he relieved
from continuous apprehension OF In
dian outbreaks accompanied 10y des-
truciion Of life and property.
Resolved that we demand the i'm
mediate cal of an act, No 43 of the
legislature of SO entitled an act TO de-
fine and fix the qualifications of Off
GERS, employees, and servants of the
public institutions Of the Territory OF
Arizona as being wholly at variance
with the spirit OF our institutions.
Resolved that we earnestly recon-
mend 90 the legislature that it formu-
late and enact some law to require
the attendance Of all children between
the ages Of seven aud fourteen years
TO our public schools OF some other
educational institution.
Democratic Central Committee.
Tombstone - First Ward-M @.
Crowley. Second wsrd-F Frank Ryan.
Third Ward-Geo. Osborne. Fourth
Wa-d-B. McArdle.
At Large W. Richie, NJ Costello.
Bisbee-James Lefson. j. st. Ar-
msnd, Fred Henry, Lewis Vidal
wiIcox-G. w. Baker. z. A. Nichols.
Benson ". Ez.
F-irbsnk-A. Wentworth.
1u-quois-T. Dougherty.
POS Csbezas-J. Scov,
lewiston, 7. j. 1jama.
Fort Huachucs-G ". McT.a1e.
Ramsey and Miller Cspyobs-D. K.
W@rdwell.
St David-J A McRae.
Tevis Mining Camp NJ Kincbels.
Dragon snmmit-W Four.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-21
RepR biIcan GouaIy Ccntral
dQTtlfnisree.

Re pm biscan tooaIy Central
teruRn isIee.
Bishee-i.ewis Williams, Peter John
ston, W. p. Long.
Tomhs;one-First Ward-Jno. Kel
so, George Oakes. Second Wards
T. Carr, J. NJ Cummings. Third
ward-H. L. Lea, A. W. Smith
Fourth W=rd-Fred Tre,illian, W. NJ
Constable.
Willcox-J. A. Bright, Max Mayer
Clarksburg-James Martin.
Benson--H. Gerwein, J. E. Montan
don.
Fairbank-A V. Moves.
Huschucas-O. c. Smith.
Turquois-W. p. Abbott.
Sulphur Spring Valley Burt Cogs
we'll.
Teviston-P. W. Wickersham.
Fort BOwie-S. Il. belong.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-21
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

Shsrif,
CHARLES OVERLOOK.
Assessor,
n. A. GILMAN.
Treasurer,
J.P. McALLISTER.
Recorder,
w. F. BRADLEY.
District attorney,
G. w. SWAIN.
Probate Judge,
F. v. WOLCOTT.
County Sarrsy0r,
NJ. f. BECKWITH.
Supervis0rs,
B. F. BROWN,
ID. w. LOGAN.
Legislative Council,
J. V. VICKERS.
Legislative Assembiy,
il. c. HERRICK,
G. F. MEEK,
HOWARD HERRING,
WA. HUGHES,
L. V. WILKESON.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-21
HarRain.

Entire newspaper outfit, including
type, presses, all material formerly
used in the publication of the PRos-
PEcToR- Will be sold cheap TO make
room for new outfit Address this
office
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-21
DEMOCRATIC PLaTroRn.


The Democrats of Arizona in con
vention assembled. reaffirm their allie.
gience to the Democratic party and re.
assert the principles announced in re-
peated national conventions and con.
time in its time honored traditions,
We demand that We be relieved from
the tuieiage Of q Territorial form of
government and that We be admitted TO
S.=.eaaoA We are tHred 49, America n
citizens. but arenot allowed represent
alton or a vote in making the laws
We demand of Congress that home
rule which shall allow US to elect al of
our executive. legislative and Judicial
IS well as our county officers. These
Officers expend the money We appro-
priste and pay in taxes aud sdmioisier
the statutes we enact and We shOnld be
alloved 10 choose those vho shall exc
cute them
OF our own Legislature we demand
he abolition OF all useless Offices. par
tienlarly the Offices Of Attorney Gen.
eraI, Commissioner of Immi9rsiiou
SuperinfcBdept Of Schools and Terri
toTial Geologist, and a reduction Of
salaries and emoluments Of the rest.
wherever practicable.
Aud We demand q consolidation OF
county Offices. to The end that the fees
and emoluments taken from the people
may De decreased aud that taxation
may be, reduced to the lowest posi- iLIe
aoiat.
The Republican party in this admin
i-tration has shown i,s unfitnes, 30
govern successfully. Under smbi,ious
and selfish leaders. csreless Of the RUN
that is being wrought 20 the Republic.
a despoiie Speaker. supported by bis
party. disreeards nabroken prece6ents
and makes himself the master instead
of the servant of the House. Under
his lash the taxes found necessary dur
ing the war were increased. free coin
age Of silver defeated and q force bill
carried which will give 10 the military
Itrol over eieofians We deDounee
ihs bill as uD-Ameriean and np-demo-
cratic, ss Il destroys all hope Of free
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-21

WHEN you cast your vote do not
ask whether a man Is a Democrat or
Republican for a local Office. Ask
yourself rather whether he is fit for
the position and will represent the
peop!e faithfully.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-21

KSowSoTHINGIsN in the 10th cen
tury is the most dangerous enemy the
people of America have 10 contend
with. 1t is a growing evil, on a par
with anarchism. Wherever either
viper springs up, it should be struck
down, and the ballot box is the place
a. do II
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-21

Mr.. CHEYNEY is said TO have put up
Sl,l00 for the Phenix Republican to
make his fight 1t was 81, 100 wasted,
for every issue OF that paper makes
ten votes for Marx Smith.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-21
The Columbia Iron Caskets kept co
stantly in Stock.
|" Night orders left at Hare 4 Page
livfry Office promptly attended 20.
Euuepsy,

This 10 what you ought 10 have, in f4ef. r-u
nus hSve y, - falls ei,j aEs. 1hOsssnds are
scar hing Tor it eai y, snd mnEfn'f 2 bere e
they End u . g. Ths.E-ands u or thof sands Of
doiisrt are peni anDnaliy ~ oaF pc pie In she
Wsy De BAD ~ aii. We gusFansee that lecfric
Bitter u ed seer ing 10 GifeetigIe aud the
nee Der. istef ". vi ri Fer Gro4 Bigesthon
and oust tn demsn Dysctpsis A, d inssall Fnsrsai
BupSpey W. re. omas-nd EiecfFic Hstss for
DF.persis and ali diseases % Liver, ston oh
snd kldnays- Sold At ;.oo per bottle by Yopr 8
the drugf
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-21
NOTICE.

To Consumers Of City Hdfer:
Plenty OF water at the city wells
authorizes US to state that We are
ready to supply all citizens through
the pipes or by wagon at reasonable
rates.
All orders left at the New York
Restaurant will be properly attended
To.
II LSLER & WATT,
lSu Managers.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-21

remarked az old GENTLEMAN. % ho gzznS
fondly upon the colBely Ettie woman By ha
kffie woman. in order 70 appear youtkfui
pizsicred her face with different varieties 0f
" Ehitswsrh. ycleps saime.' .erearrs' lOfscrs
ete-- Yes" interrupted the little wOraaz
+" ] did. until my skin became ike psrcA-nenf
sad 90 pifnply snd coarse" well, said the
listener, " zat % you use nou7" Use
wa the reply, nothing but corsrnon ssnss
ard DR. Pieroe's Golden Medical Discovery.
Common sense told ne that II H. blood Nas
thai the outward woman would take on tbs
hus Of health. The Discovery dit an thoss
things nn6 actually re5uvenatee me-" II you
yDots and roughness. use the Golden Nod
iezl Discovery" 1t = guaranteed % Dc
for ft will bs PronPsiy rsfun4eA
cspynEsL lzS By ws.LBs Da HEH Au's
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-21
Republicans City Ticket
Mayor.
A. II. EMANUEL.

A. II. EMANUEL.
CouReilmen.
W. W. WOODMAN, First Ward.
J. VI. CUMMINGS, Second Ward.
A. w. SMITH, Third Ward
JNO. PRINDIVlLLE, Fourth Ward
ARsossOr,
TON ALLISON.
TreGsHrsr,
II. c. STILLMAN.
Rscorisr,
FRED CASTLE,
City Attorney,
WM. STAEHLE.
Chiet Of Police,
Ed. SIMMONS.
Pr"eiucI Officers
JuSfiess Of The Peace,
c. G. JOHNSTON,
c. Z ALVORD.
CORstGblss,
s. T. CARR,
FRANK BROAD.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-21

The building and lot occupied by the
Bisbee Drug Store in the town OF Bis
bee For particulars apply to
PERKINS Co,
9-l7-m. Bisbee.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-21

MR,CHEYSEY's organs have run out
of mud. They probably need greas-
ing with financial oil.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-21
TERRITORIAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET
OemOGaIIlG C0T,sTY TICKET.

.SheriF.
c. B. KELTON.
ASsesser.
NAT HAWKE.
Treasurer.
E. A. SHATTUCK,
Recorder.
". d. MoSMONIER.
District Attorney.
A. r. ENGLISH.
Probate Judge.
JAMES REILLY.
Surveyor.
Supervisors.
SCOTT WHITE.
q. w. BRYAN.
Legislative Council
w. X. MEADE.
Legislator Assembiy.
5. NJ. BURR.
THOS. DUNBAR.
J. II. TEVIS.
F. W. HEYNE.
G.. s. CLARK.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-21
CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.

Fresh Ranch Butter from the ranch OF
white Atwole0tts Cash Store S7u
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-21
$500 REWARD.

Shl pay the above reward to any p~rsOn OF
persons Nho viii give the information which
SiA lead 30 the arrest and conviction OF any per-
son sr persons unIawtuily handling any Of my
stock.
CATTLE-Branded HG on left hip: ear
mark, night ear crop and split
HORSES-Branded f4G on left Shoulder
II. q. HASsELGREEN.
62Tsu S4H p~d-G river
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-21

9-I7-un.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-21

b sBKE ApyEKTisEaES -.
The Minneapolis observer., 1890-08-23
Women and Their Influence.

Tis woman who rocks the cradle
and his woman who rocks the
world
Woman. it IS thought BY many
men, TO be only an adjunct, an ap.
pendiN to man. that she is inferior
TO him in every sense and vet il IS
her influence that determines the
state OF civilization in every phase
Look at the best citizens in every
city and 20 TO their homes and you
viii find that their wives influence
has been spread abroad. Yet
many women cast a bad influence
or their husbands because the lack
of being truly good women. So
COW much depends on women. both
as a maiden, wife and mother.
The maiden and young wife places
society to is night place. lie, the
woman bc intellectual. good and
pure and you viii iind the state OF
The Minneapolis observer., 1890-08-23

so<sety oEe Viii BE proud a Tai
mage SaYs II order to test the IN
f5nenre 81 ss5slefa ae need to come
n of of TIRE ttean of eternity and
sal up toward TIE one cradle and
ae viii fsnd ten Thousand fribnfar
res of influence pouring N and
down. bur I IS after al one great
river oi power rolling On and roll
ing forever As maiden faueh
depends on Nofneu Tor she must
take up the wofk usoiher has left
oa and finally end as . N1fe. She
IS rightfaily then considered s'qus-en
of home In cur last dreadful
war men fashioned the musketry.
men cried TO The hosts. forward
march. men hurled their battalion
along the sharp edges Of the enemy.
but women administered the cor
diais, watched iy the dying couch
woman wrote the last message 10
the home circle WOMAN wepf al
the solitary burial attended BY her
self and four men. SIR Waiter
Scott has trailliaily priced women
IN his lines
Oh. woman IN cur hours Of case,
Uncertain coy and hard to please
And variable as the shade.
By the light Of quivering Aspin
made
When pain and anguish wiring the
brow,
brow,
A ministering angel thou
Women has never walked 20 hel
/ highest destinies and hottest hopes
( She has yet to learn the purifying
/ influence she may gain over the in
tellect Of man Though she maj
not teach from the portico no.
thunder from the forum, but in he
secret retirements she may form
and send forth the sages that gov
eTn and renovate the world. Long
fellow says that Christ in his las
hours on aarth was mindful of hi
mother, as If TO teach us that thi
holy love should be our last world
ly thought.
/ Z NJ &.
The Minneapolis observer., 1890-08-23

dent that the colored Republicans
OF the country are determined to
empower him with the leadership
of their forces; and indeed he de-
serves their confidence in his abili-
" so TO lead them.
Representative Cheatham, the
colored Congressman OF North
Carolina, has been renominated by
acclamation; and from all reports
will be reelected by an overwhelm
ing majority. Miller, of South
Carolina, and Langston, OF Vir-
ginia, viii both be seated before
the adjournment OF this session,
making in all three oolored Con
grsssmen in the Fifty-hrst Con-
gress.
Speaker Reed is the man for the
colored people of the country to
boom for the Presidency of the L.
:. He has the manhood TO back
his Republican convictions.
Congressman Snider, of Mimi. f,
is making a record, and should be
returned
Most all Washington went TO
Frederick, Md. on the I4th inst,
TO attend the Emancipation Cele-
bration there. The demonstration
was strikingly representative of the
progress OF our people, and the
street parade was made up Of or
CARNATIONS from Baltimore, Ha-
gerstown, Winchester, and Wash
ington. s. Davis, of the Baltic
Bar, and Frank Wheaton. of
Washington, we're speakers of the
day.
The Morton Post has lust re-
turned from Boston happier than
ever
Hon. Frederick Douglass is yet
IN the city. and rumor has it that
he will resign his post as Minister
to Hayti
The Minneapolis observer., 1890-08-23

The Cleveland MinsteIs made auite a
showing with their parade Thursday noon.
The antics of the drum majors are incom-
parable, and the liliputian policeman are
IN striking contrast with our staIwarts.
The way the lads handle themselves causes
the old man to think of the days before the
advent of hisrheumatism,
The politicians are beginning to button
hole men on the corner already. As was
hobbling along the street one day this week
vas aecosted by man who attempted to
sound one, but Just then myfaeumatism
attacked me sorely and had to.shufae of
to where could better bask in the sun.
Last "Wednesday while hobbling about to
keep warm and to pick up point here and
there. learned tha, NJ E. Singleton of the
Bank OF Commerce had gone down east tc
be present at Jasper Gibbs wedding
While il takes whole handful to surprise
me, and bnshel to knock my erutches
from under me, this information laid me
out until II came to me that be wanted 10
see how the thing is done 50 tha, in robin
ress-building7 time be can do his up in
pure washintonian~ style.
Friend Hamilton did not relens and a
dora the 'bleechers. as l Surmised be
would. He is holding of until next year
~hen Spokane. Foster and base hitting
Hengae viii give him occasion 70 exercise
hia langs.