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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-20
\ SHARP CONTEST
VIII Tai;o Flnco for tho Location of the
Republican National Convention.

VIII Tai;o Flaco for the Location OF the
Republican National Convention.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. l9.-The
contest ior the honor OF entertaining
theneXt Republican national conven-
ton has no: opened up in earnest in
this city rs yet, but the skirmish fire
will doubtless increase, beginning with
tomorrow morning until it results in a
genera! engagement by Monday. the
sd inst, when the Republican national
committee is to meet. Quarters have
been engaged at the Arlington Hotel, in
which the national committee will hold
lis sessions for the representatives OF
five OF the cities which are announced
to be in the field. These are San Fran
CISCO, Cincinnati, Omaha, Minneapolis
and New York: Chicago has also engaged
Il parlor at the hotel, but 1t is
general? understood that the Worlds
Fair city is content with her honors,
and while willing to entertain the con-
vcntion, will not strive Tor the honor.
No rooms have been engaged at the Ar
lington for delegations from Detroit or
Pittsburg. which cities, it is said, will
enter the lists, and as the hotel is full
they will probably have to conduct
their campaign at longer range :han
their rivals. The only other business
aside IRON selecting the time and place
OF fholding the convention, which, SO far
as is known, will come before the CON-
mittce, is that OF selecting successor
to Senator Quay rs chairman OF the
committee, together with perhaps the
consideration OF 4 report from the cx-
ccutivc committee on the state OF its
finances
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ALMOST Il LYNCHING.
The CoTarliy Murder of An Old Couple
ut IrOnton, pn.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Nov. 19.-Thc mur-
der OF Mrs. Nibch, and the probable
fatal injuring OF her husband at Ironton
yesterday, threw the hamlet into state
OF great excitement. When neighbors
discovered the crime, Mrs. Nibch was
dead, having been shot through the
head, but her husband was conscious
and charged William Kecl,, quarry
man living about quarter OF a mile
IRON his house. with the crime. The
crowd which had collected BY this time
proceeded towards Keck's cabin. threat
cning to lynch him. Before the angry
men reached Keck's, Constable. Klcck-
ner had placed the man under arrcs.
and hurried him here. where he was
placed in Jail. kcck denies committing
the murder. Mrs. Nibcli was seventy
two years old and her husband seventy.
They lived in small cabin on the out
skirts of the village OF Ironton.
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LARklN KNOCKED OUT.
The Fcniherwc!ght Championship Settled
a ut st. Louis, vlt.

tHt Fr7t1HuFWuEgHt championship ScttIcd
ut 81. Louis.
New ORLEANS, La, Nov. 19.-Before
the Olympic club tonight James f.
Larkin, OF Jersey City, and John II.
Griffin, OF Braintrcc, Mass, contested
for the ieatlerweight championship
and purse OF $500. Prof. John Duffy
'o!liciated US referee and Mr.. john VI.
Coss acted rs master OF ceremonies.
Time was called at precisely nino
O'Clock. Larkin was seconded by John
McMurray and John GIynn, and Jimmy
Carroll and Professor Robinson second.
cd Griffin.
Griffin knocked Larkin gu. in the
fourth round.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-20
NOT SACRED SILK WoRaIs,
But English Mustard Sccd-Tlo Gumo Two
Young Womcn Played.

Young Womon Played.
TopEKA, KAs., Nov. l0.-The Misses
Palmer and Moran, the young women
who conducted Il thriving silk worm
business under the firm name OF Pal
mer, Moran {; Co., were brought before
Justice Chesney this morning ior their
preliminary hearings. The state will
try to show that what Miss Palmer call
ed the Sacred silk worms OF India"
were nothing more nor less than Eng
lish mustard seed and that the money
she obtained to live in luxuriant style
style was secured under false pretenses.
TO all OF these charges the Misses Pal.
mer and and Moran have answered not
guilty. Frank Clements, the prosecut.
ing witness. was examined this morn
ing, but did not tel! anything OF I'M
portance except to show that as n silent
member OF the firm OF Palmer, Moran &
Co., he had paid all the freight.
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ELIzAnEril, y. j., Nov. l0.-Early this
morning tho Southern express on tho
Pennsylvania railroad killed two Poles
who were crossing the tracks near this
city in wagon. The wagon was smash
ed to pieces and the horse killed. Tho
name OF one is Hebron Diamond, who
leaves 4 wife and eigh. children. The
other man, unknown, leaves a family in
the old country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-20

LONDON, Nov. l9.-The fears that were
tentertaincd here and in Bremen, regard
ing the safety Of the North German
Lloyd steamer Elder, Captain Bauer,
which sailed from New York November
/ for Bremen and which was several
days overdue, has been dispelled by the
receipt OF Z telegram from Southamp-
ton, stating that she had arrived there
safely at II :45 o'clock this morning.
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Mysterious Double Murder.

ST. PAUL, Nov. l9-That which has every
appearance OF horrible double murder
was brought TO light this morning. The
dead bodies OF John Whalcn and James
Walsh arc lying in IN upper room OF
the Manitoba house on Third street.
Two men believed to have been impli-
Gated are in custody OF tho police.
There is isconsiderable mystery about the
affair
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IIcnry Tnlcott I'alls.

CLEVELAND, O., Nov. la.-IIcnry Tai
cott, cx-dairy commissioner OF Ohio,
and one OF the most prominent busi-
ness men of Jefferson, Ohio, made an
assignment to-day. Lie was tho propri.
etor OF the Talcott Bank, Jefferson
Creamery and Milling Company, and
also conducted hardware store. His
liabilities are placed at S55,0Oo. Farm
or creditors will lose heavily.
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IN THE TOLLS.
Tho Peoples Party Captures tho
Farmers Alliance.
THE ALLIANCE MEN BADLY SPLIT
On tho Impraoticable Sub-Troas-
ury Sohemo.
M ANTI-SUD-TREESURY PROTEST.

IN Which tho EroRd Ground is Taken
That the Plan Is Unconstitutional
and Not PrGctical.-.Prcsid Polk
Unanimously Rc.clcctcd, Which is
Sign That the Alliance Has Been
Absorbed -. Schc:nins Politicians
viii Now Control the Farmers Or
ganizatiOn, and What Was Intended
to he for Their Benefit Becomes a
Political 3IGchinc.-.So Wonder the
Farmers are Leaving tho Order.
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Tho Presidents Duck Shooting.

B4LrlMonr, Nov. 19.-Pfcsident liar
rison and party will leave Denjics ior
Washington this afternoon. The Pres.
idcnt and ex-senator Scwall have been
made members OF the Bcnjics club.
Two canvass-backs and five red-head
ducks were bagged by the rresidcn
yesterday.
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Bic Oil Strike Nssr sls.ersrillc.

Spttial Di'patch 70 &c Intelligence.
srsrEEsvILLE, W. Va, Nov. l9.-The
Calvin well on the Ohio side, directly
opposite this city, came in last night,
flowing about twenty barrels per hour,
and it is said has been flowing all day
at that rate. Wheeling parties hold
leases on adjoining territory.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-20

Sptrio, Dipo'cs 10 he Ia:eligacu.
klSGwooD, WA, Nov. l9.--Dr.,,R. B.
L. Trippctt, OF this place, has been COM
missioned major and assistant surgeon
general on the commanders staff OF
Lieutenant General JohnC. Underwood,
patriarchs Militant, /. o. o. I. Tho
doctor received his commission today.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-20

CrNclSSArl. Nov. 10.-Thc adjourned
meeting Of the. stockholders OF the Ohio
& Mississippi railroad was held to-day
for the purpose OF electing three direc-
tors, and resulted favorably to tho Bal
timorc & Ohio interest. They are
Julius S. Walsh, st. Louis; D. Fahen-
stock and N. McKine, OF Baltimore.
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BEEIIH, Nov. l9.-Intelligcnce has
been received here from the Camerons
that Captain Baron Won Gravenrcuth,
who was lieutenant under Major
Wissman in the lattcr's expedition in
East Africa, was killed recently while
leading al attack upon 4 native village.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-20

CHAsKA, MlSH., Nov. l9-At Carver
last night Chas. Ecrsno shot Andrew
Stohle twice in the face fatally. He
then turned the pistol on himself, put
ting a bullet between his eyes. He died
within an hour. 1t is supposed to be
the result OF q love affair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-20

ROME, Nov. l0.-Thc pope has fixed
the date OF the next papal consistory 10.
December II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-20

WASHINGTON, Nov. l9.-Williard Nor
veil, aged twcnty-scven, OF Detroit, n
clerk in the national bank redemption
division OF the treasury department,
was arrested here this morning for
stealing $50 from package containing
$4,000 which he was sivpnto count in
October. He confessed his crime, and
$3l5 OF the stolen money has been re-
covered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-20

For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio, cloudI.
ncAs and local showers FE!iay; sOGthcFly winds:
slightly warmer.
For West Virginia generally fair weather.
southeast winds. nearly stationary tcmperG,use;
probably fair saturday.
TENrSnArraE YiArCGDAY.
as firalshcl bJ Z. s:.tSErP drlysti. OD.-,
lInuSla rnrNnc. - -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-20
THE SECRET PROCEEDINGS

So.Wcil licp. aud somn Important po!ats
Come Out.
INDIANAPOLIS, lSp., Nov. lO.-Takcn
as 4 whole, the Alliance has not been
very successful in preserving the
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as furnished bJ
House corlc.:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10
LASsBuRsH & Bno.
CHRISTMAS HASDKERcHIEFs.

CHRISTMAS HASDKERcHIEFs.
Extra values in Superior Handler
chiefs
We have received all our Christmas
Handkerchiefs. which is positively
the best ami most varied line ever
shown by US. The styles have all
been carefully sele-tsd and we are
confident We can please the most
cTiiical-
Beautiful Hanikerchiefs at 25
csuts, all widths. heinstifcLed: guar
antseJ pure linen fabric. SAL size. put
NJ in neat boxes
Initial anil Embroidered Hsndker-
chiefs for the holidays Our assert
nlent is better than we have over ex-
LiIdted-
We are showlng In both six and
linen. We arc ofrerine much better
embroidered initials. The size Of the
Hanlkrrchie.s for the price is larger
anl the material lar superior.
Is.Iies' and Mems Linen Initial
Hariksrchiefs Mt PC. and !nc. each.
SIX 50c. Initial uandke;chie.s In
box or 81 ~
Mems Fine Quality Jap. Silk Initial
a, 90. and I each Full size. EIab-
crate worked initials. Ladies' Zine
Embroidered Hapdke-rhiess. There
Is nc Handkerchief more popular and
desirable this season than the en-
broider-Si Kind. And whie pretty
styles there are to he seen. The
prices range from 135Ic. to 80. 20
each We carno. cnuiaerate the
styles. there being too many. IL will
please Us 70 show them to you.
I.ANSBER6U & BRO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10
FoR 12a CExrs EACH.

We have them with Fancy Colored Border.
HEMSTITCHED, or II you want all White We
show large variety in Embroidered, SEAL
L0PED EDGES, DRAWN WORK, sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
JACKS LETTER XIII.
Dear Father:
Before dressing for the we'd
ding Tn send you tho list OF
presents bought today:
For Jim-Half dozen shirts.
$500.
These are Auerbach's leaders;
worth more.
For CIaude-A pair Fine Kid
Gloves. 90.
Never saw such value-great.
For Paul-3 Elegant Scarfa
soc. each. $3.50.
You'd think they cost el.50
each.
For Cousin John-2 suits Un-
derwear. 800. So. 90.
All wool. will last him
years.
For Uncle Bob-Hsif dozen
Handkerc sI.5O.
Pure linen and fast color.
Didn't have time to buy more
today, but will finish tomor-
row and send them all by sX-
press.
GOOD night.
Your fond son.
JOSEPH AUERBACH,
COMMON SENSE XMAS PRESENT.
623 Pa. ave. tltl n. Y. ave., cor. 10th st.
Observation-Disclosures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10
SAks & COMPANY.
BETTER TEAM TIE PRIcr.

Dc curious beyond the win
dow display. On the Seventh
street side we're making q
fresh show Of selections from
our sI5grade Of SUITS and
oyERCoATs ths, haven't
been IN the window before.
They're catching every
pssser's eye. Get nearer
distance doesnt lend any en-.
chantment 10 the view. They
are spokcs in the same hub"
with two OF three hundred
other styles ;hss are In stock.
All sla SUITS on the
THIRD -oyERcoAIs on
the FOURTH. Two elevator.
to LIT you and a force Of gen
ileuen 10 introduce you to the
long line. Look-you are tab
mp nobody's tiwe. 1t isn't as
If our CLERKS were paid in rer.
eentase-and mad 10 sell you
or they Wouldn't eat.
Our doors swing both
vays-you are as free to go as
20 come-buying or not. We
want You 20 get better &c
ouainte,l with tb,s slsyr.a
I'm ne-er si,usa won, coma.
dence. IL Won want 10 make
'hAn si' elsewhere Other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10

p light HERE LET Us SAY WORD ABOUT
~ Patent Leather Shoes. That they are 1.-THE
thing for dress without saying. That they are
growing in Popularity shoe for every day wear is
Acknowledged by any observing person, and that they
cannot be guaranteed against cracking is admitted by
shoe dealers generally. But with all their faults they
will undoubtedly hold their place in the rank Of
correct footwear. Messrs. WILSON & CARR of 9e9
ST. Il. W. have introduced line Of these beautiful
shoes that is giving than usual satisfaction The
prices from s. so Per pair the intermediate
grades being 81 and S.
Their 81 Patent Leather Shoe is OF French calf.
hand uIade aud may be had in Button Lace and Con-
ress. They the lest value for the money o.
tered in Washington, and if would satisfy yourself
as to the truth OF this assertion. pair Tomorrow
that you may judge from actual experience. d.-4t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10

At closing prices
We
series of one-day bargains
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
flor and
Sc
aeb" who
LAST DAY Bvr Osx Or OsE-DAr BAneAss
o. hnnma We oncudeht
series 0neday bargains with irresistible
FoR TonoHRow FRIDAY FnoM A. NJ 10 6 Pm.
ALAis ROY GLOVES at reduced prices tits extraordinary
also know they the best
nsonhto ndensor strangers
hos uanys Od and
clio 10 BE- changed
tried dan
dnn rehea
81 QUARRY KID GLOVES FoR go PAm
hrxei Gloves
have tomorrow at
hIBBoNs- IL whowlow inprceua in
with M % as sosia SIX U"nsena sassnSs. I ~
of
he airs AT sand hndrens25c Hos
JEwEIRY- FrenchM Bo1ea Sac instead
% sa cut sft' s ss oks
~ M stu @ reduced PRICE. o. ~ ~
NEcKwEAR he News Esaers ern. !,
10 .fO4s
LACEs- Any acema rEedac SC ayara ~ m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10
LEATHER GooDs.


Such useful articles as Pocket
Books. Purses. Bill Books and their
like always find q welcome our
stock is new and our assortment IS IN
Conformity. warrant the wear Of
any article of Leather Goods Uought
from rs.
80. Pocket BOOKS and Purses In
many styles.
Jsc. Pocket Iooks and Purses in
p different kinds.
5Oc. Pocket Books and Purses In
80 styles.
A fino line of Card Cases. diffsrsn.
styles. in OoZe and seal leather, ooc.
upward
Ckildrcn's CEateiain Bags. &c Also
shne line Of ladies Cl1a;elain Bc=s
JOc.. gSc.. SD. SI.6S. t2:2,J,
g. ~ and g.. 9S. in ooze and seal
leather.
Ladies' Shopping Bars, satin. with
leather trimmings. SIS. Sl.iS and
s1.9s.
Leather Writing Tablets. 4oc.
Leather Writing Tablets. fitted,
S12j. S1.4S and S1.JS.
Writing Tablets. with lock and
key. in Ooze and leather, SI.IS to
Sl4S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10
A LETTER To CHILDREN Fnon ST.. NICHOLAS.
DECEMBER 10. 1891.

DEAR CHILDREN:
The boy girl who letter and benss to
me any tne between and O'CLOCK Saturday b
given delicious box Of candy and my Of
merry Christmas. My home Palais Royal
Of 18th Pa stored the presents you
will ind in your stockings Christmas ,uornng. day
Saturday. December l2 window
Paiais Royal dressing the Chrsmes Tree will place there
Saturday evening will the nd floor
where you will find me. surrounded with taf tor of deli
cious candy.
Your loving friend.
ST. NICHOLAS
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TIL III Z !.
$S'sssF$B'sssE $'i$ESSEs"'ss:.: s.
I'LL 4. W. 90S
III Fl Wy $oS$$ s0ss

n 90 Geo
10 now evident only in the prices, Up to the
present time we have held the goods pending an
insurance decision which didn't insure Now
they're yours At wrecked prices. Badly damaged
Foods We havo already thrown or given away.
We ofer only perfect goods. or those soilea or
injured slightly, but at price. to make
them so. For instance. there are 80
Hats and Bonnets-not injured. only
panic stricken-they are offered At 20
Per cent OF. Four Black coque Feather
Boas go at 81 each. They were &C. and
would require keen observer to detect
the slightest Jaw in their newness. A
similar $40 one has dropped to ss. The
Handkerchisfs-a little discomtorted in ap-
pearance, but comforting In price. At one
end Of the scale the ascent Handkerchiefs
are now 10 cents. while the sl.37 ones are
IS cents, with like drop in the betweens
Colored China Silks are SO cents per yard
Yellow. Orange. Pink. Old Rose. Car
dinaI Light Blue-an shades Speak
ing Of coors. We offer Satin Ribbons in
divers color and shades AZ tumble-down prices.
You want some for fancy work. Then here are
Bric-a-brac. Fans. Real Shell Hair Pins. and
variety of goods-but come and see. You'll fnJ
Christmas iberality and cyclonic wreckaSe in all
the prices. F st. store.
COR. AND 18TH SITS. NV.
J. G. H urou1xsos, II
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Fon 1Sc.

You can get nice EMBROIDERED HEM
STITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS that would
be good value at 25c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10
The CELEBRATED DUNLAP HArs.

Dunlap leads the hat
makers. OriglautoYs in the
broadest sense vi the term.
Derbys and Silks. One prace.
With the last batch Of Furs
and Seslskin Garments have
come 3 more Of the Gray As
trakhan Military Capes IN =
small and one medium size.
Same low prise IS last-S4U.
The small sizes IN the New
style Sea;skin Coats are in.
WILLETT L RUOFF.
10 sQo Pa. ave.
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BOOKS.
Here is or stronghold on your OBJ
seryatiOn. In tine Book line NO one
can touch Us. This may not sound
modest but yet IT is the truth. Our
prices are way below competition.
We carry al tae latest Publications
by all OF the popular authors and an
ilaEense amount OF Chiidren's Liter
allure. 4, Is. c Blocks. Scrap Books.
Scrap Pictures. &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10

OF course no other house DorS-rvFR pID-or
EVER wfIL-seli such STIRLING QUALITIES Al
such Low PRICES IS WE quote
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cARHARr LErpY.
az rcs eth and COG x st. n ".
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X sss m 4. Is.
Xxx NM "a s.ss
e. 4 4 E e. 5 s'r . 4 #ssssss::.::.
BBB ( 4 4 Goo 4 Il i Nh ssss
III IL $sS$ IN
MN MN A RRR Geo II II EER
SSHS = EnHs GO Hull r.
\ n a 4 Coo ii u EkR :

To draw you to our Handk erchief de-
par.ment will sell for two darx-
Friday and Saturday-our excellent AL.
linen Embroidered Initial Handler
chiefs which have been selling at l5c. at
the low price Of 9c each.
Remember, only tomorrow and Satur-
day-f any are left Saturday. Better
come tomorrow.
Fon BoYs.
Fancy Boxes containing , Colored-
bord~red Handkercbiefs for boys, only
PIC. box.
Fancy Boxes. containing Fine Linen
HandkercLisfs for boys. only SOC. box.
FANS Foa PRESENTS
Equal to any stock in tho city-if not
indeed SUPERIOR. We have the hand.
soonest Csc. Feather Fans possible 10 buy
anywhere.
Fans Of Japanese Silk. Gauze. Ostrich
Tips. &C.. attractively boxed.
NOVELTIES.
Cute little genuine Oil Paintings In .
new line Of subjects. ,ust opened Same
lOwprices. 81 9S and 81. 4s.
Satin covered Piu-cushions, different
sizes and colors. 81. so. ~ and Use.
Thousands OF other things.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

The many friends of Mrs Childs who formerly lived in Tombstone and still owns property here, will be pained to learn of the death of her only son Bert, which occurred recently in Phil adelphia. His mechanical genius was remarkable when lad in Tombstone and by the assistance of relatives in the east he became a young man who gave promise of brilliant future. His widowed mother, who has been in delicate health for some time past resulting from an accident, will be the recipient of much sympathy from those who respected her many excel lent qualities, as well as from her per- sonal friends, who are many.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

George Walker was brought over from Tucson and lodged in the county jail in default of $lO00 bonds, on q charge of shooting Nichols. Walker was caught in Nogales, Sonora. and was in jail there when Jake Bowman, the deputy sheriff went after him. He was given his oh ice of coming across the line voluntarily or remain ng in jail until requisition papers could be procured. He chose the for mer and IS soon as he was on thi. side U. 5. deputy John Paul took him to Tncson as witness in the sheep smuggling case, from where he was brought over here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

Tine meeting of the Democratic Central Committee of Cochise county, called for last night, drew good sized gathering at the court house. The meeting had been called to select three delegates to he voted for at the election on May 12 next.
 The meeting was called to order by J. P. Shaughnessy, chairman. A Wentworth of Fairbank, was chosen secretary pro tenn.
 A motion to elect delegates was 'arried and the business of SO doing res llted in the selection of Marcus A. Smith. w. K. Meade and T. J. White
 The next business was the filling of vacancies on the central committee. Gus Sobery was chosen to fill the va cancy at Turquois, vice Tom Dough- erty. J. J. Patton was chosen committeeman from the first ward vice M. G. Crowley and M. McGuirk was chosen committeeman at large. The vacancy at Bisbee was filled by J. w. Wallace in place of l.. Vidal J. D. Allen was chosen from Tres Ala mos E, J. Roberts from Hereford and Hugh Conlon from Taylors. A motion was made and carried hat permanent secretary be elected. A. Wentworth of Fairbank was unan- imously chosen to fill that position. The vacancies on the executive com. mittee were filled by the selection of A Wentworth, H. Etz, J. w. Allen, J. J. Patton and B. McArdle.
 The bill of s. c. Bagg for $15 for publishing call for meeting was accept. ed and warrant ordered drawn for the amount.
 The executive committee was em- powered to have posters printed for distribution.
 A motion to adjourn to May lst was carried.
 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. A meeting of the executive com mit:ee was called immediately after
 he adjournment of the central corn- .nittee.
 A motion was made to order lOC posters from the PRospECToR office and SO ordered.
 A motion to mail copies of the PROsPECTok containing an account ol the proceedings of the meeting was carried.
 The committee then adjourned.