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Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-04
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To ti,s Point.

Three of the stctInns rf Article 9 on nrp rarinns arc particularly gnn,l. an,l he constitutional cun,rniiun has left rn lr"I I.hrl'. f,r legislature tn crawl 'nt mf iu au ui h"ly desire io leCi.lae "r sl" cisl p ilrgcs to corporations. Sccii"n says:
 All individuals, associations or cor n"ra'ipns shall he given equal rights ''f transportation by rnmm"H carriers, and m undme or unr"nsunal,le dis rrimin I'inn slia'l ie made in charges 'r fncili'i"s of saiI transportation by -urh c"nnsnn carriers.
 See G-rhp ii .ht n' eminent domain shall ney, he ahri igr,I. or construed -n as rn prevent Ihe l"gr-laiure from akiug th. property an,! frauChi es of interpretations and -uhJerting tn, m 10 public us- the same as the prop. rty rf the inrli, i'lnal ciriz"n.
 Sc. 7-Ili fr'irius increase of capital sf"ck or indebtedness Of coz pnra ions shHll Ee void.
 S.c 9-Amv president, director, manager, rn-lirr ar other 0ffirer of any banking in-riru'i.n, whn shall res ei,e or assent in tlr reception or irp'rsils "f mon, Y after he shall have kn"wlrdge of the fact that such bank ing in-iiinrion Is insOlv' nj, shall he individually r. .sipn'ihlr inr such de- pnrirs r' c' iv, |, Hnd shall he punished cri'ninallv.
 Srr. l0--All corporations ,hall be subject Ter he power of tue state.
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ssastisntidnai.
sta eIIient

The el--e.r i-.si :s. !!:s ::s!. i.:is.if .sT r. ]. cIi,.n ol ihr constitution has he..u set hv the convention for Tuesday Decem- bpr lst.
 IIartt offered an article rendering the q legate- of this c"nVpnfio" inrlir ibl.. iu any cl. cIivr. or legi-ls'ive office. for two years after adoption of ihr ConsiirgI' ion. R. ferred Io the commits tee on ejucarion, r-ppriel favorable hut voted down hy IL ayes. nurs.
 An rxrmI.rinn article limiting ihe value of exempt homestead to SIg o and io the head of family. Passed
 Cal. Herring an Max SmiilI had their litile sparting cxI,ibI'i"n as usual According to ihs Herald Smith asked ." change bis vote irnm nay to aye on Tuesdays final vcte in passing ihr water ar,irle a> ie had voted under x nisapPr-hensi"n, Herring "l'jeGird io any such nunrhsjunlbOi-m He said tine gentleman had hri.i oLe pnsItiun on the q'"slion yesterday m"Tnin. an"ther at noon and finaily siraddl,-'i the fence by sunset. There wa. no precedent for such change and h. |. fed ib. memorable D,-legat. IO prt.- Iure one. he Congressman rPIlIr,i asserting the prsciice in c.'sgress and inlinAiing something lIke nOn-nl,sei- vance oi LOrd Chrst+rfirlds maxims ir r-frring this fsv''r. In ansSer i' lI. ring Ice finally a.inriItri ihat I,i. vote c''ud rUt he changed wiihou unanimous rs'n-ent. Unanimous cOi -enJ was then given.
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TzrI.nI n, r;,b,. ,f ,pr fu,u,e s,s..

TIE l,ill "f rights nf our future s's'e recognIzes the states right d''cI rine a- 8 q. al i--ns. Here is what it saws : "The union of thp states ui the United Stotes of America i-~a h0n1 nf Govern Inent supreme and indiSsoluhl-; the power of the general government over any state or Peopl- tn enforce nhed- fence 10 the constitution and laws, and 10 punish any violation of ihe same. l. supreme and intliSsoluble
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TEE article in the constitution on

TIE article in the constitution on education says:
 All public school exarci-es in this state s,.-' f,e coaducied in 'he Eng fish laagnage, and all teachers eiu- ployed in the educational institutions under the control of the state shall be citizens of the United States.
 IL is such narrow minded policy as this which causes many people to stop and consider whether we are ready for statehood CT not In the first place, there i- no university nf note tn thr United States whien ds'es not give 2 patrons the privilege of acquiring the modern Languages, and it l. a recng- nizel fact iiia' na'nral h"rn Ameri cans are never rhe teachers t'f fnrrig'' languages that one i@ wiI' Ina. i'sri' e.lnrAied in those Languages from in fancy. There will be n iimr iH iir near future when it sill bsc''me al- most necessity for the growing nIeH of Arizona io sr1uire the SpAni-h Ian cuage. to say that no teacher shall be employed unless citizen oi ih' United States is simply mall. Again this cIan-e bars single women from teaching ii the public school unlsS, nstixe iDrn Americans. Al the ram' time. men wh.. are nsturslized ciiizs n. can tea .h, for the i-finiiinn Of citizen is one who is bDrn in Ihe e.'nntry o' has t.ecoae naIHralize i. but as wouse' do not t,,,conse nataralizs,i in the rec ognize,l aeaning of iIaI term. Ihr' are to be Iebarre.l from teaching i' the public scIIoOl1. The commute, on edtscsfion should have gone tw" steps further to complete their non sense. They should have made Art. ! read "yo children not "f native tort AnseI ican partlfage shall have tl'' privil. ge Of public rchcol esiucaiipn- Then with ihe Tid.r tseked to il known as the a -Hosl.;iai BiIl'' (~nacfed by ths kill l5th) this off-he's of tn. committee on elncasion woHId has' been m d.l oi irasesty on the intel Hgence of Ariz.,nia"-.
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WHAT would be wrong about fool ing congress little hit in order to make sure thing of getting into Ihs union of states. It could he easily done L~t thr constitutional conven ton provide for the election of stat" officers at ihe same iInIe the cnnS'itu- ton is submitted. We can adopt ihe constitution and elect one half d''m''- cratic and the other half republican officers, as can he agreed upon by b0il, parties. It could b@ ea-ily arranged and under such .n understanding The admission of Arizona would not be strongly opposed by the republican senate or president. as might be the case if Arizona showed a salid demo- cratic front.
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To Catch lilies.

The democra ic convention re nominated W. F.. Russel for goverunr of Massachusetts. The llitform ssy- :
 "Wr believe in honest mnnry, lhr gold and silver coinage of the cousii- tuition. and in currency ',onvrrtahle into such coinage without loss. This declaration expressing Ihe uniform historic policy of Ihe national dem"- cratic party contained in it's plat urm ul 1884 and 1888. we unreserv. lily reaffirm. We h' li-ve that all dollars c,,ined Ly the Unire,I States should ht, of equal intrin ic value and that all paper currency issued by the goyern- ment should be redeCmai'le in either goll O. silver coin. at the option of tine iIuiier. ani not st tine ,iI crrIi,,n ol the secretary of the treasury. While we believe in the Us oI both g'ld and -ilver as money and in the full r. nInI.. itizaiion of the latter metal a. an international agreement. we are firmly opposed to the free and unlimited coinage of silver by our government independent of the acli"n nf other nations and to the dangerous silver ,egi i-ls;ion enacie,l at the last session Of congress"
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IF the iwo great I-nlI icai parties of Arizona will cnme tngeIher and a' DOT ton the fIireFs for the state of Arizona 10 be voted for on yoiut ticket w;-en the constitution is adopted we will he assured of sta'ehn0sl' Democrats snd republicans alike want statehood, that is, the rank and file are for it and II we can only Pacify some "f the Lickers by lilil,, sop sSP will i.e all right.
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In the conrse of debate on the Irri- gation law. last Tuesday, Mark Smith said that in his county. in the great sulphur Valley, were immense farm ing lands, and that in our canyuns "we can impaund wafer sufficient [" float :he ships of the world, which now wastes and is lost forever in Ihe buTuing sand"
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NEWS BY WIRE.
ACQUITTED.

NEw ORLEANs-The cases az 'inst Cal Mccarthy and Tommy Warren under indictment for having engaged l., ptize figlIiing on the l7th instant at ihe Olympic club. were cslled for rrial before Judge Marr of the criminal district court this morning. The jury acquitted Mccarthy without leaving their seats. A nolle proseCni will no doubt be issued in the case of Warran lt is believed there will be no further attempt al interference on the part of the authorities against contests Oi thi character
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German
 Syrup

We have selected two Or Group. three lines from letter3
 freshly received from pa- rents who have given German Syrup to their children iI the emergencies of Group. You will credit these, because they come from good. sub stantial people, happy in finding what So many families lack-a med icine containing no evil drug. which mother can administer with con- hdence to the little ones in their most critical hours. safe and sure that 1t will carry them through.
 ED. l. wILLfrs, Of Mira Jas. W KIRK, Al na, Neh give it Daughters' College, to my children when IIarroslsbuTR. Nv troubled wi-h Group have depended upon and never saw any it in attacks of Group preparation act like with my little dzush- it- It is simply ni- ter. and find it an in- rzculous- valuable remedy.
 Fully one-half of our customers are mothers who use Boschee's Ger man Syrup among their children. A medicine 10 be successful with the little folks must be a treatment for the sudden and terrible foes of child hood, whoo2ing cough. croup. dip.s-
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ren oyss r,rr, YEAs..

An oil we'll. nssl remedy MT, Mn-lo~'s S'SIl,ing syrup las i"eI 'i-s-i for over nfIy y'ars by millions (" n"tl'rr- for ihrir cIiibir-n wtil'- T,.rIl, sng. with perfect succers. It sOothes ihe child, sOi,ens the gums, alIays !. pain. cures wind co:ic. snd k ihe Les remedy Ter Diarri ea- It is pleasant to the iasIe. Sold by Druggists il, every pari of ilse w,rld. Twenty fis. rs'nts b..tile- Its s~Ioe is incairu lal.lc Be snrr ansI as k For Mr.. wsu
 f....s S-.st.s...< Sa-.r ..lt .~s.-
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The examination of F. J. HrLry a. Tucsnn s i'll continues. There WA, much wrangliug yesterday over the anmisaiili'y of Inc anft-m rrtcm state men' Oi Dr. Handy, wiih the iudirh- iirns showing that 1t will not b. allowed in evidence. It WAS hr ,wn uI, by Ju.igr Maxw, Ii and not signed b, Dr Handy f". the reason thaI he War tuo weak. The Tucson physicinn> in rhe ,Hse were rigi'liy examined, prim- ripHllv up n line p int as in the amount of morphine tI at had hrru n-ed uInm the Fa'ient priOr to the statement.
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Alex Levin died ir Tucson Tuesday lssL of heart di-esse. He had lenisin+,i fnr some time in an outhaure. aud whom found by Mr. Spring. his broth
 er-iu-law, was unconscious. He wa- at onre conveyed |" lis house and iDr. Spewrr sumaoae,I. sIiorsl, sf'er, he died. Drcease.i was 5s ,rnr- .d age. and .ne Of ri,e "I.I,-st insai.il-
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ployes in his office, who he beliey, . are plotting tS iniure his character and compel his resignation. These men are J Edgar Engel of PenLs,.- vania, r. N. Taylor of Illinois. and Edward Howard of Connecticut NoRwooD ON FINANCES. ATLASTA-ThSmas NJ, NUrSood, ex- United States senator of Georgia, spoke here last night on the general question of finances and currency of the United States. He contends that the srceleraieG accumulation of capi- tal in the eastern states in the hands Of f. W persons is destructive to the west and south, and will finally de- troy the eastern states. IL produces congestion in one part of our political body and paralysis in the other. WILL NOT AID ENGLAND.
 VIENNA-rhe s. Petersburg cores prndent of the Political Correspond enee of this city, teiegraphs that the reason for Russia's declinarion to CO., oi erate with the rect of the powers in calling China To account fer Ihe recent outages upon f1r,ignersis that Rdssia dues not de.ire to strengthen EnglanJ's influence in Asia. and also because the RI-sian government is ei the opinion that the disturbed con- ditian of China will assist in extend ing Russian commerce in the direc- tion of the projected Siberian rail- rUlls.
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ONE of the reyerest blows that csn be struck will he the defeat of the con s,itu'ion now b. ing framed st Phenis. It will drive immigration away from us and the most progressive oi our citizens will loDk elsewhere for Ihr concentration of their energy.
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Rev. D0varl of Tur-/n is in receipt of d di-ra'cl "tirrin hIm the super Id,rnd' ncy Oi the E"SIi-h missions in Mexico rnr. un 1T WAS accepie,l. Rev. B'vard an'i iafni.y expect [" leave Citizen,
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The proiec'iun tariff party are thk- nag adyantsg, oi the bis crops in ,h east, and Ni.,IIy slrut Ihat II Is Il,, nr-ct rrsuIL of the Mckinley bill.
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BoULASGER SUICIDES.

BErsSELs-General B pulanger com miitrd suicide on the tomb of Madame de BounenIain who died re- gently in this city.
 Madame de Bonnemsin has been known as iLe mistress of the dead grne'aI. She accompanied him 10 England, after his flight from France, and last July sine was dangerously i'll in Brussels, suffering from eonsump- lion. A Paris physician went express Iy in or.ler to treat Madame dr BOnne- main by new :! stem, consisting in iunculating the person effected with rhe germs of phIhsis with gayscnl, which is obtained from creo-ote. How eYer in spite Of the efforts to save h r Madame de B"nemain died during the e,ening of July r..
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q uy-tery

How taR human system ever rRcov- CTS from IIIe bal effects of the nan. rI> me,lecin-s 'ften literally poured ipr" it for tine -upp'sitive relief of 'iy-p'I'- -is, liver conipl tint, cons i,t'inu, rheumatism and urner ailments l. a my-trry. The m schi { done br bad medicines i- scarcely l-rs than IIia' cau--d hy disa-e Ii they whn are weak, bilinu-, dy-p~p'ic, cons irsir,i ar rheumatic, wnu!i nft' ner Lr guided ny the exp ri-nce of invHlidis who have thoroughly tested IIo-ieII-r's Sioni"ch Bitr-rs, they w"uld in every instance obtain the spec iiest sil i-rivshle from rational medication. Tins mr,lIrine is A searching and st tine same time ihnroughly safe remedy, derived fruIn vegetable source.. and possessing. in cunsequence uf iis ha.is of uurp spirits. properties asa medicinal siimulant not 10 be found iH ilre fiery lucoI hi - trrs anri siimuiants often rc~nrte | tu by the debIiiiated. dysprplio and languil.
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Dead and IsarIed.

Jack Rs.l-ton die nt the hospital yesterday morni:'g and was burir,l Hi o'clock in the aIiern,nn. He was snown sll over this ss ciion of AIizons ss one of it's pioneers and whose life had been a v',lnm.. of g'%,i dreyis. II- sas typical iron ier-nan. Since 'Sl lac had ben rrri.lrni of the lluaciu ca mountains and at the iinIe of h:s draIh he had ranch in Ramsey ca"- yon and band of cattle aud hurs. [, valued st about 5000. Tue cause of his death was the result of I,~i~y throwr from c,.lt "n Turs,lay ] ,sI si ChsrIe-,on which inj.ued him inter nally l. was not thought that E'- was severely injGrerl at firs', and he di.i not suffer much ill hi> last h"nrs. H. has TWO brpth-rs living in iie essi 1nd one in California. rhr latter wss t~legrapIiel Io la-t night Icy tirurg- Mrlcslf, who hai been iniimaieI, acqasinied with ihe dece~,ed. He va, native of ihe Uni'ed States, age,i 66 years. His full ma ne was John r. RolstOn.
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A notice on the iruut of rle Willow shl,'u.I notifies the I,a.>tr hy that tl,Hg place l. closed but "wiil re open afitr tue Democrats Iepeal the Edmund, Act"
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The rainfall at Santa Fe ince ih,. 2l-l l. the lis.avis st f. corded at th,. U. S. signal station since its establish memt twenty yeurs ago, amounting L. 5. , inches.
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Al Exchange says: "A printing o.Hce ih Kentucky tine oIhrr day WAS op-nel with prayer" This i. a rarr exception tu tlie rule, as from tiTr immrmoIiai. 1t has been Ihe custom for newspaper "ilice to le opened b, the devil aud cl,Ise.i by Ihe sine. if
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The Snake RHnch cati t are ln iiiy iviird. DT. Brown and Dr. C. or'IcI ru~ vii srgrrra theIr cattle iron hose ui llamm aud Land
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TIE U s. government robbed the poor man in 1873 l., demon-tiLing his silver at enormous profits to 'he d. ready Iich iaudhalders. The sanI'. governm, nt .tsrds aghas al Ihe de msnd of the victims for the return of the value of their property.
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The rainmaSsrs are in washOur in Texas. The rain falls So hard ever, day that they have lost fi.h in eyery thing tut heaven.
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ron u. --a liap-I.--.,-t -rv-a d

I'n a l'iiIr written ' MrS. Ada E.. iiurd of GI"i"n. S. D., we quOIe: Was taken with lad cr'lh. which -etilsd on my lungs, cough set in and tiually terminated in cnn-ump ion Four d"ci"rs gave me mp ing l C" llh live Iu' -llori lime. l Iavs 'nys' lf nP [" my Savi,r. dei' rnint-i if I r"rIld not -iay wi h my fIi' n's on ar b. ! w"uld insect my nI,.tnt mes ttHIvr. My hri-haud WAS al,Istd 10 .rr Dr Kings New i'iscuvery fer my ''OHslinIp'i ,n. Coughs and Culir l
 ave il trial, i""k in all tight h"t- $: iT has pI'd p' rud iliHnL God ] sm urw u' Il nn.i h. sriS VI man riial horilrs fr,c al drugsr"rr.
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Chas Granville JuImsIon has, ac- cJrding tO tIe Ph-nix R"putl c,r. ..ru a im tted to pracIIce in al Ihr C .ufL, Ui the {. rrIUry.
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THlRD CANDIDATE.

MoSTREAL-General Master Work man PowslerIy is here Speaking of the coming p.e-i en,ial election he says Ihe Knights of Labor from all ,yer America and the farmers alliance sill hold a congress in washingu n on February let and Al this gathering < third candidate will be chosen.
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EXCITEMENT

PARIs-The suicide of Gen Bouian- ger has cause.i an enormous sensation m this city. so much that the evening newspapers are unable to meet tI,s demands made ap.,n them. Nothing el,e is tslked of along the bonlevards, in rhe hotels and cafes. in the elubs and everywhere.
 IxDKPxSEKxcL-Ailsrton was given - exhibition nsile to beat 2.I.. Hs nla Is sl,s iuIlmiIs without skIp
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THE constitution makes the capita of the state of Arizona at Phenix until changed by { vote of the lrei-- lsture and a maj irity vote of the people.
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J. B. Ayers was passenger on the inc ,min coach today
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The wind roday mad" outdoor life uncomfortable ir the rxirrIIe.
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D. Choar and '.iie of Tombstone are in Tucson.
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STARVING.

L SDoS-Dispatches from St. Peter urg to the the Telegraph describing the situation in Russia arising from the failure of the crops and detailing narrowing incidents of famine now prevailing, part of which has already I..-ep cahltd tu the United States adds rot f,T centuries has such widespread distrr,s been recorded. IL Is nothing less than a national calamity.
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From Wednesdays Duly.
 wm Shillidm is txp, eed in tow n it-uiglIt.
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REVOLT ENDED.

CIrY OF MExIco-It is stated that cable communication with Guatemala city has been interru ted. At : o'clock Monday afternoon the Angio-Amer- ican rev, ived special dispatch from Newton on the line briwren Guatemala and Mexico. The telrgram Was de liv-red to rhe Newtnn telegraph office by 6 speriHl courier and it brings tie information that Bari;las Is tue master of the situation, he having put down the revolt after three days of hard lighting.
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REVOLUTION

REVOLUTION
 ST LoUIs-A dispatch from the City of Mexico says:
 A revolution has been precipitated in the republic ot Guatemala, which si.l unque-iiunslly become general A gentleman who left the Ci y oi Guatemala on the morning of Sept. l6 and who has just reached this iIy on h .rselack, from rhe Mexican pnt Of Acapulco bring the information that an outbreak occurred in Guatemala City on the i5ih inst and was still in progress when he left.
 BIG STRIKE,
 PITTsBuRG-A strike of 5000 raj = road miners in this distinct will take place tomorrow. IL will be inaugur- aied in the morning. The strike will affect several Ihousand men.
 NEW CONSUL,
 RoNE--Sign"r Richard Motta. 8 barrisler, has been appointed Italian consul at New Orleans.
 BANK ROBBERY.
 MnwAuKEE-The Mccartney Ex- change bank of Fl. Howard was robbed of S23O00 in bonds ani cash last night. The burglars rscared, leaving their tools and several hrndred dollars behind them.
 THE roPE SICK.
 BERLIS-PIiyaie teIegrams say that the rccsn, sirsiIr as seiiol-ly incr, as eI rhe lope's feehleness aud that hi, condition now rauses alarm.
 BIDS OPENED.
 wAsHISGTov-BiI l. were openel at the tr, asury department al ? o'clock this aiterno n for the construction oi the government buildings at the World, Fair. J. F. Reese Of Chicago was the lowest hi,lder for the entire work, hi- bi being ss3S. S.669
 BoULASGEk's SUICIDE.
 BRHssEIs-In s,isii ion to the pho'C- graph of Mnie BOnnemain, iock Of xiite hair woven into the shape Oi nau, xa- fpund near Boulsng. r's heart. The General had written s hong letter 10 his mother, announcing his departure on a bong vOyagr and bidding her not Je uneasy. Iti is ru- hnored that tine Archbishop of MsIines mas re.used te authorize a religious er,ice on the occssion oG the funeral | General Boulangrr. Tine General showed synnyianrs of consumption. o' which di-ease Mme. BonnemmD died
 DEMANDED THsIR DI-xIssAL
 wksHix .T5x--A crisis has beer reachei in .he affairs of .lhe pension
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The Wrekly EPITAPH is published very Sunday and contains $ raees of eH'ling mai:rr. IL k valuable paper send away to friends who wish to snnw nl.tnf .hi. ct.Itnfv-
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m... Eas.h Stove xill open . Pt.-
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BUSINESS FAILURES.

NEW YoRK-The business failures of the United States, as reported by R '. C. Dun & Co, the merchanii!e sgeBcy for the quarter ending Sept. 30 are in number 2T5i as sgsinst 2l97 failures Enr the same quarter Of 1850. The Liabilities for the 1891 q1srter amnnnt in oser S4l uO0 0O0 a. against s3J,0O0,O00 in IS90 showing an in crease for 1891 of 5jS failures and nearly 5000 OOU in liabilities for the quarter.
 DELAYED.
 FL PAso-All trains coming into Fl P,so yesterday were delayed except the Southern Pacific. The T. & P. came in % minutes late while the G. II. & . .. was two hSurs bthind time and Il,e Santa F. due here ss z29 d.d not arrive until o'clock last i.ht. I'lIese delays were all caused by heavy rainialls which washed out the tracks If the different roads. There were heavy water spouts near Sierra Blanca xhieh ere 90 terrific that they drowned tramp. Today al trains Siil cO,ne in and go Jui O. schedule time.
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SuiI Ina. h--en brnrghr against the l'fHuct C'l.'ra,In C. mn' rrial and Laud Co. i.y Harry Carpenter ou an ,s-ignsd claim for sIOO00. This r'mpI"y formerly ownrI the grant "HIli uf town Yuma Times.
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A faded ar gray heard may I'e color
 T b-aTIiIul brown Ir hlark. ai will, :. u-ing BIckingiam's dye for the \ i,kprs |.
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The el.-e' i..s :.:. .l:s. :A.:i.:;s.T aT r. l. cIi..n ul the constitution has le. IT sri hv the convention for Tuesday Decem-