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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
The DOORS CLOSED.

Tho Tarontum Bank Makcs an Assign
mcnt,
TARENTuM, PA, July THE Taren-
tum bank failed to open It's doors yes.
terday morning, and an assignment was
made to David Smith The deposits
amount 10 $4,000, and are secured by
personal property Of John Kennedy g.
Son, who are individually liable. Tho
National Bank of Tarentum Ia now
being organized with u capital Of $780,.
600, backed by local business men. The
stock has all been placed,
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Killed nv lightning.

XENIA, o., July 2.-Durng u heavy
thunder storm Mrs. John Price, who re-
sides near New Burlington, went ont Of
the house and began setting tubs around
to catch rain water. While doing 30 she
was struck by lightning and instantly
ltillpd
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A SEVERE STORM,


UhhlhKo NJ NlnNNVIIIr,
zANEsvuLE, o., July 2, - A severe
storm, accompanied by a cloud burst,
struck this city about 1850 p, m, ycstcr.
day, lasting about two hours, doinp
much damage. A small crec, In the
western part Of the city, ordinarily
about feet wide, spread to a width Of
295 feet, and depth Of about 30 feet.
Several bridges, two barns and number
of sheds belonging to tho glue factory,
together with building occupied IN O
grocery store, were swept away hy the
flood Of water Horses, cows and Other
valuable property were 'Oyed by preat
effort
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WINE Drummer AaaEsTsp.

Charged with Selling and rnlSlng Order,
for Liquor at sabrtha, KIM.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, July e.-jamc.
Lowenstein, drummer travelling for d
wine company OF this city, was arrested
ON warrant issued at Sabotha, Kan,
accompanied by n requidtior from Coy
emor Francis, charging him with selling
and taking orders for liquor at Sabetha,
The case Is n peculiar one, rs Lowen.
stein is the first travelling man to bC
arrested for taking orders, and its out.
come is looked forward to with no little
interest by the wholesale liquor mer
hprp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03

CHICAGO, July lat yesterday'smeet-
ing OF the national commissioners Of
the worlds fair, q motion 10 create two
managing officials was voted down. Tho
location Of the exposition win be decided
at to-days' meeling,
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A FATAL COLLAPSE.

A Workman NJ Linden steel Works soaidod
10 Death,
PlTNBURo, July yl.-A fatal explosion,
resulting In the death Of Patrick Fog
orty, occurred at the Linden steel works,
ON Second avenue, yesterday. The nc
cident was caused by the bursting Of u
steam pipe In the new boiler NJ the upper
side OF the mill, FogOrty, who was
working near by,wps frightfully burned
by the escaping steam, lie suffered ter.
ribly until his death, The deceased
lived ON Forward avenue and leaves q
wife and seven children,
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EXETER, N. H., July 1,--Gen. Gilman
Marston, the distinguished lawyer and
war veteran, suffered stroke Of apoplexy
Saturday, and is lying In an unconscious
condition. Grave doubts are entertained
Of his recovery. He was ~ years old
lngt Aupuat
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PITrsBURa, July 2,-The Republican
conferees Of the Twenty.fourth con.
gressional district met in select council
chamber yesterday afternoon and after
three ballots nominated Colonel Andrew
Stewart, Of Ohio Pyle, EAyette county.
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pInhthcrIn nj ncllrrnnlnlnn.

BELLEFoNTAINE, o., July o.-Tho fif.
teen-year-old daughter Of Mr., j, ID.
Campbell died here yesterday of malig-
nOnt diphtheria His entire family have
had the disease, this being the second
death, the first one occurring In Lima,
from which place he came here
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
the oHoLnhA s0ouRan,
isi' sD'''a'os at Hy''y Point in EUROPE,

liiY Oable " Rews-Dem0eRtl
lL0EpoE, July e,-The cholera seourge
10 spreading at every point In Europe, Ia
consequence II Ia already noticeable,
though not alarming, marked decrease
IN business and all information points to
the ourtailmeht Of the tens OF thousands
transatlantic tourists, mostly Americans,
who lavish money on European tours,
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FIVE ACRES on FIRE.
The standard RehnerJ Destroyed--An
EEploslon Followed bya ConAagratlla
-Lnas Heavy.

LOUISVILLE, Kg,, July For three
hours yesterday morning a fierce fire
ragged ut the refinery Of the Standard on
company, In South Louisville, destroy.
ing the entire plant, including several
tanks filled with oil, by tho explosion
OF the tanks seyon persona We're injured.
The immonae structure was blazing Vt
every point, aud the heat was no intense
that even zoo yards away persons were
overcome, II waa NJ first reported that
seven mon had l06t their lives, aud later
that three were killed and thirty-iye
wounded, but II ~ now believed that the
following viii cover tho casualties,
List of Injured,
Andrew Mcdonald, aged l2 badly
burned about the breast and face, but
will recover. John Mcdonald, aged iii
literally roasted alive, aud now dying,
Dan ONeil, AGED iai burned almost TO
u crisp, aud will die, John Kline, aged
22i tughtlully burned all over the body
aud cannot recover, s'yeren SkcnG,
aged az terribly burned, but win re.
cover j, D. PtttlgO, AGED l5j badly,
though not fatally, burned about tho
heNd nnd breast, Arthur Yonkera, aged
49, allghtly burned,
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Tho Case of Mrs. vnndcgrtt Goes over

TRENTON, N j., July 2,-NIrs, Carrie
V0ndegrift, who was convicted OF
attempting to poison her son Frank, was
brought before tho supreme court foi
sentence yesterday, but us Chief Justice
Beasley was net present the case went
over to the November term,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03

BALTIMORE, Mp. July Mrs. JUL,
Lippincott, wife of Edwin Lippincott
former proprietor OF hNddon hall. at
Atlantic City, N, D., who Is charged
with the forgery Of notes md mortgage,
amounting TO 100000 was arrested by
detectives In this city Yesterday,
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SHE Is DEAD.
LUNURlANT GROWTH INDUCED ~
PouLTloEs TO THE FACE,

La make'up She Possessed ryeY Feature
Of a Man-for Twenty Years She HAS
Worn . Heard Eighteen inohes Long
she Positively Refused to Appear 40
Freak - Always an Attraction Tor
strangers Ia the Town-ahe Was EE-
oeedingly Modest
ATLANTA, CA Ju.y e,-Allas Eliza
Pinson, lady 10 years Of age, aud we'll
known because Of her luxuIiant growth
Of beard, died at her home about three
miles from this place yesterday In
makeup she possessed every feature Of
u man about five feet nine inches tall
and weighing l15 pounds, When quite
u girl she was troubled u great deal with
toothaChe, aud ~ u relief used poultieea
pretty freely These were bound around
the lower Jaw, This treatment waa
kept up until II was discovered that un-
leaa the poultIcea were discontinued she
would develop q full beard The poul-
NlN'H WNlN WV Nllf NNN lilA wv llhl nNhll
the growth Of short, black beard that
had appeared Gn her wellrpunded face,
This was mOrtiiying 10 tho family, aud
shaving Only Increased tho Growlh,
Finally all hopes Of stopping the beard
were abandoned, and II was allowed 10
grow, For twenty years she has worn
u beard eighteen Inches long, Natur,
ally such freak was sought after by
the showmenof the country and several
times was she approached with offers 20
appear with various shows hut each
time she plainly and positively refused
the Offer When she visited WaTentOn,
she was always the attraction for what.
ever strangers there might be- IN tho
town, She was exceedingly modest aud
always wore u bonnet 10 hide her beard
aS much a. possible,
She Was Neyor Married,
And was always healthy until about
year ago when her brother, Mr. James
Pinson, u gentleman Of high standing In
the county, died quite suddenly Of hGart.
disease, From that time she concluded
that her end was not far distant, and
since that has gradually declined Ia
health until last Saturday, when she
w0s stricken with paralysis and died
yesterday, She was born and raised
about three miles from this place,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
HUNT BIRDS NESTS.

Privilege Granted undcra New Law In tho
Interest Of Science,
PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-The first ap-
plicOtion under the now Inv Of Ponn-
aylyania for certificate to hunt birds
nests was made In this city yesterday,
Tho net prevents the killing Of wild or
song birds Ns sport, IL provides that
any reputable scientist may bo granted
u certificate 10 hunt birds nests and coli
leot birds for scientific purposes, Tho
first applicant Is William j Fox. who
gives two references, showing he is u
scientist and security WIS entered by
three bondmnon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
CENTRAL AMERICAN TROUBLES.


'7'' T"'''T''F'' "VWI'T T-'VTTNN NTTIWIVV " TTT
stronger uuea
CuY or Mexico, July e,-Ccntnl
American specials state that Honduras
will make u common Jgagu with Guut0.
mala against San Salvador, aud that the
latter Is seeking alliances witl Nicua.
gagua and Costa Rico Mexico remains
neutral at present, though appealed TO-,
Guatemala has declared most rigid
censorship over the Geographic service.
The supreme military court win decide
the lturbide cOse to-day Tho govern
ment will probably establish larger gar
risons ON the northern and southern
frontIers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03

New York, July 1,--Col w. w.
Dudley has been summoned 20 testify in
the suit Of Talnadge & Martin against
the Republican League for $4,000
claimed TO be duo for campaign printing.
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Aid apkod For tho Widows and Orphan
Of tho Poor Minora,

DUNBAR, Pa July g. ISpcciol,1-Ald is
greatly needed for the twcnty.onc wild.
ows and acycnty.scvon orphans, made 80
by the late mino disaster.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July Potter
jackson says he win not nRht Sullivan
except In the California Athletic club.
II IL for tho club 10 sny whether he
should accept Roach's offer. he will
aail.for AnalrAliA July 20.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
Now Nlnynr for clrnln,lllo.

CmuEylLLE, o., July AIT n special
meeting Of the city council Ex.Mayor
j, Wheeler Lowe was elected mayor FOR
the remainder of the term mado vacant
by the death of A. n, Balm. He re.
ceived seven out Of ten votes and will
remnin In olIlen until noXL snrIng.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
Ilenominnted by AcolamntIon.

Peoria, ILL.,, July 2.--Hon. Philir
Sydney Post, Republican congressman
for the tenth Illinois district, was yester.
day renominated by acclamation,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
TAtal Flohdn I'm nnvnrln.

BERLIN, July 2,-Additional reports
from Bavaria magnify the destruction by
Hoods Whole counties are inundated
with heavy loss OF life.
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The census gives Youngstown about 27,-
600. With tho adjacent towns recently
taken into the corporation eho has about
82,600,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
TO EXPLODE A BOMB.

President Day Seeking nm Amalgamatlon
Of the Lcaguo aud Brothcrhood--Fou
Clubs Ready 10 Drop Out.
New YoRK, July 1,-"Buck" Ewing
doncunces as unQualihedly false the
story published recently TO the effect
that ho Is dissatisfied with the Brother.
hood and desires to reioin the National
league, Ewing says that us soon as he
receives adyices he will explode ga
bomb" which win make Che National
league people sick. President John d.
Day, OF the New York Nationals, is
seeking an amalgomation Of the League
and Brotherhood, and says that unless
he can procure such an amOlgomation
he will 90 out Of the business and leave
the other clubs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
FLOODING rum DUNBAR NINE,
Relatives attn htand Moodly about tho
Mouth OF tho Mine,

NOUN OF lhp mine,
DUNBAR fao July 2,- Special, There
are still many sad sights about the mine,
A large number Of hereayed relatives
stand about tho opening and must be
watched to prevent their plunaIng In on
what must be a deadly task, The work
Of flooding tho mine has begun,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03

MADRID, July 2-DurinR the past two
weeks there has been "A cascs Of cholera
and 30 deaths in GOudia, Tho disease is
believed 10 be undor control.
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This May DO Considered Quito sonsn-
tional.
NEW York, July 2.-ISpecial, l-Scvoral
OF the morning papers have positive infor.
nation that Hill and Gray formed com.
binatlon in indianapolis yesterday for
1892 Hill FOR president and Gruy FOR
vico president.
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MORE hnnmNa snA TaounLR.

Two OF Our Revenue Cutters Ordered 10
Make War
NEw YogE, July a,--lspeclal, + The
World has a special from w. Townsend,
Washington, saying tho revenue cutters
Rush and Corwln have been ordered Into
the behrlng Sea with orders 10 capture
all poachers, even by force Of arms. The
British squadron Ia preparing 10 follow,
II Ia feared that serious complications
will follow.
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siok noadaoho.

Loose'e rcd clover pills cure slck Head
ache, Dyspepsia, indigestion, Constipn-
uon,, % ccnts per box, boxes for 81. For
sale by all druggists.
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HENDRICKS MONUMENT.
EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS MADE ron
THE DEDICATION,

Prospects That the Decentralization wiIl be
tho Greatest la the Hlstory at the
state--ioe Barrels WIN line the Route
Of rrooesaion-The Center Of tho city
Layishly Decorated -- Governor Hll
rresent--Desorlptlo of the Pedestal,
Statue aud Ornamentallon
INDIANAPOLIS, July I, - Extensive
preparations have been made for the
dedication Of tho ThomOs A, Hendricks
monument, With endurable weather
the prospects are that to-day'a demon
atratIon viii bc the greatest In the
history Of the state, The committee Of
arrangements have the entire route
lined with Ice barrels and surgeons and
mmbulmces win be- provided for eaoh
division, The exercises win take place
ON tho state house grounds, which arc
totally without shade, As II hns been
found impoasible % erect u canopy, par
tioipanta In the exercises win take con-
siderable risk, The center Of the city
~ layishly decorated, James Whtcomb
Riley'a poem will bo read by Professor
Fisher, Of Hanover college, Governor
Hill, accompanied by Secretary Of State
Rice, Comptroller Wemplo, Gen, Dan
sicltlca, 4. A, Mccall, and Fcrd =.
Earle, Of New York; h, X, soper Of
Elmirai Ed l.. Judson, Of Albany, and
Willis Holly, arrived over the Bee line
yesterday, They were welcomed with
u severe thundor storm, and met by
four members Of the local committee
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Ihe unNrlIIna carcmnnIo..

Governor ll0ycy called the gathering
10 order In very few words, extending
n hearty welcome 20 the visitors from
abroad, and paying n brief tribute 10
the momory of the man they had met In
honor lie concluded by installing Hon,
Frederick Rand, president Of the Monu.
mont association, ~ prcMding officer
The lOttcr IN turn, introduced Rev
Joseph - Jenkos, Of st. Puuls church,
who led tho gathering IN prayer. After
selection by the llondrck's Club band,
President Rand mndC u historical stato-
mcnt, narrUting the circumstances un-
der which the movement for the monu.
ment had originated, the amounts CON
trihutod by the several atatcs, and tho
total expenditures, The hymn Amer
lea was then sung 10y the chorus and
audience, AZ the last notes died away
Mrs, Hendricks rose and gently pulled
the rope, cuusing Che canvas 20 rccedo,
and disclosing the life.Nzcd statue that
crowned the pedestal Applause, loud
and prolonged, greeted the successful
elimination Of the cntupHBci while 10
add 10 The din II salute of nine runs,
one for oHeh lottpr of the name "Hend.
rcks' was fired 10y the battery, and
"Columbin' was rendered by the com.
binud bands.
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II was g o'clock, despite the fact that
owing 10 the extreme heat the route had
bocn shortened, before tho head Of the
procession reached the StHto House
grounds Here, almost 90 far aa the eye
could roach, the spectators were soidly
mUsagd Fronting thomunumcnt u plat,
form had been erected fur the apoal,rru
and distinguished guests, while toe right
was au WnphithcUtcr filled with 500
school childron the majority little girls
Ia white, Company d. of the lndiaunp.
oils Light Infantry, was posted around
the upper bWo of the monument, while
the Hendricks club formed hollow
square around the lower haso, The ap.
pcWWncc Of the Cnuinpc with Mrs
Hendricks and the visiting governors
WIS the dnul for the firing ol mlut0
Of nine runs by the Light Artillery, and
the exercises were forthwith maugura-
ted with Un overture hy tho hand. Then
the school ch'ldUns chorus, led hy Prof.
Hrury NJ, Butler gug "lhc Model Re.
public with superb effect,
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-22
or.n wrxEro.

From ihe Nogales Record 10 which we siwaYs go for the eeream of it's Mex ieaa exchanges we learn that--
 Yellow lever has appeareI in the siste of Yueran.
 The sh'e ci ramallipas has abolish- ed bull and cock fighting
 The fret Mexican paper Ls Hoja eolaute1 was published in the City of Mexico ig 1921
 Mexican paparsare requesting the removal e. GonI Pesquieras' remains tothe City Of Mexico to be placed among lhe nations honored dead.
 Tbc san Juan mine in Magla- lena dis'rizt has been soll 10 an Amer ican eompary for S500o0 uho intend 70 commence operations on n large scale al once.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-22
cnsI for aclsEirx ssee Eseer.

Paul B Warncl;ros, has this day re- ceived a carload of the celebrated Schii;z Reg Beer direct from Mil wapkee. This beer has widely known reputation on account Of is superiority. Mr. Vanekros assures all of his patrons that they can de- pend on being regularly and Perma- nenhy supplied with the article. He has rented inc ice house and store room oi the Crystal Palace saloon, one oi the most convenient locations. Al orders left al Lis store wiIl receive pram2t attention. 6-l6-f
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-22
pEasoNaE. POINTS.

L. Gardner. of Bisbee. is in town
 M.G. Rogers or Wilcox is in tewn.
 Henry Jones, Of Nogales, is in town. George Norris is up from the river
 si Bryant is in town from tle Tui- quois
 L. witherspoon, of Bisbce, is ip town.
 Mr. D. Clifford was up from St. David to-day.
 H. c. Herrick was mp from the river today.
 Ms. sullivan went to Bi.boc yes terday.
 Dan Mitchell is in town from the Turquois.
 Mir. Feldman left for Tucson by stage to-day
 Mr. Dave Cohn came over from Bis bee yesterday.
 Mrs. CAstenada and Miss Josie went to Benson today.
 Tom Haberstock returned 10 his ranch yesterday.
 John Dart left for the San Pablo mine, Mexico, yesterday.
 There is said to be a marriage ea the tapis in the fourth ward.
 Capt Kelton came in yesterday from his ranch near Hereford.
 The familiar face of Johnny Pierce was seen on the streets yesterday.
 Mr. T. Brown of Phenix is taking in the sights of the mountain town.
 BIT. Brooks reports abundant show CTS every dayin Bisbee aud vicinity.
 Chas. H. Brinley, sec'y of the prison commission accompanied by his son arrived in Tombstone today
 Albert Riley who has been spendin 2 few days in town wiii leave for his post Of duty or the \, M- & A roal tomorrow Max Marks took his departure for Fl Paso today, where he will mee; Willard Richards and join him in 2 trip to Mexico.
 MT John Metcalf came in to-day from the oso Negro, where he has been for several months past. He rc ports everybody well al the mine and business fioarishing
 Mrs. Gray accompanied Col. NJ. Gray on his trip to the Arkansas Hol Springs where lie has gone for the benefit Of his health. John Gray has returned to the Chiricahuas.
 A social dance will be given at tiis City Hall on Friday evening. Jaly 25 1890, Tickets Sl. Good masic will bs in attendance, Proceeds 10 buy uni forms for base ball club.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-22
NOTICE.

If you want fine straight whisky, of the most celebrated brands, drop into the Pony Saloon and satisfy yourself that this is true The Pony also car ries the finest brands of domestic and imported Brandies, Wines, Ales, Por- ters, and all kinds of liquors. Tom and Jerry, Hot Scotch, hot spicel rums of all kinds a speciality. The Carmen Key West Cigar is the finest for the money to be had in Arizona. St. Louis Anheuser-Busch Lager Beer on draught at all times. No fayorites. Come all.
 JoHS SHAUsHSEssY,
 Proprietor
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-22
A weman-s Discovery.

"AnotheT wonderful discovery has been made
 nd ihat too by lady h this county. Disease fastened it's clutches upon hfr, and for seven years she withstood is sesezesi tests. has her sital organs were undermined and de=ifh seemed imminent. For three months she courhed in- -essantlv and could not sleep. Ste bought ct IS bottle of Dr. kings New IsseoVeTy foE Consumption and was sc much relieved on take ing the first dose that she slept al nieht, and vita one bottle has been msrzs sa.oasiy cured He- name l. Mrs Luther Lufz' Thus wrst ". C. Hamfiek q Co. os Sss.ty N. C.~Gs q ffse trial hostle zs !. Yozgs's drug store.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-22
Straw Hats at cost at the Bonanza Cash Store.

H. J. Peto, the druggist, wishes to remind his patrons that it is a danger ous policy 10 wait until taken sick be- fore buying bottle of ChambeTlain' $ colic. Cholera, and Diarrhea Remedy Every family should be provided with some reliable remedy for bowel com plaints, ready for Immediate use, whenever required. daring the sum mer months, and this remedy is un- questionably far superior 10 any other. It can always be depended upon, and is pleasant and safe to take. It is pnt up in g and 90 cent bottles.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-22

Families not already supplied should lose no time in procuring bottle oi Chamberlain's Colie, Cholera, and Diarrhea Remedy It is the only remedy that can always be depended upon for bowel complaint in all its forms. 9 and 50 cent bottles for sale by H. J. Peio.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-22

z A train load of extra fine cattle Fame in last week from Arizona, and
 were unIoaden at the stock pens here
 to he fed They were reloaded on Co
 the cars this morning and sent 10
 Kansas. Tie cattle belonged 10 Clark, 2 Kansas buyer.-[ Albuquerque Citi- ,Aeu.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-22

nora and has organized . company composed of American and Mexican capitalists, who will erect a 59 ton smelter at Carbo, Sonora Mir. Chiser3
 will leave in a few days for Chicago to
 purchase the latest improved maehin.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-22

The Virginia City Enterprise says that the census of Nevada will not show over 45,0O0 and furnishes text for extravagant denunciations of the state sovereignty.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-22
Taken Up.

Two grey horses, one branded IT on jaw, ' cross K on shoulder and V o on hip; the other has spanish brand on hip and vent on shoulder. Owner can recover them bg appIyiagat at illis office and paying charges. u-
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-22

Nat Hawke can be found on Alien street next 10 McDonough and Mobiles where he is at ali times ready 10 reg. isler voters. G-2SI
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-22

/Ben James went to Lewis springt 'yesierday OF business in connection
 with making repairs on the bridge at ,tha, point. /