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Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-23
THAT was A fine re,ort of Mark

THAT was a fine retort of Mark Smith when replying to Mickey Stew arts reference to wild cat banks
 Mark said that he was not now, nor never had been a banker, but inss- much as Mickey had some experience in that line he ought to know some thing about those kind of banks. This was . home thrust. as Mickey,
 not many months ago. started a bank in Flagstxff without a dollar of capi- tai and after he had secured large de- posits failed, without paying the de- positors . penny. That is wild eat banking, and Mickey knows it.-Star.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-23

MICKEY STEWART has gone north. Mark Smith was drawn into the meeting with him at 1ucson and did not court it himself. No one can blame him for fiattening Mickey out. He simply did 1t Tn self defense. Some of Mir. Smiths enemies are whining around and saying that Mark should be ashamed to take advantage of MT. Stewards ignorance of public questions and these same fellows were going around a week ago with "littie giant" chip on their shoulders. Some of Mickey's packers have less sense than he has
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-23

THE gang that nominated Mickey Stewart for delegate to congress repre- sent the worst element o. Arizona so- ciety. There are some few exceptions but very few. The only place and time that he ever made a reputation for himself was in the 18th legisla- ture. This body of men was known as the "thievin9 thirteenth" and Mickey Stewart was up to his neck in the mess and helped to rob the terri tory of $23, TOO. which went for clerl hire and stationery. That IS every blessed thing that he has done to en title him to prominence. Down in Cochise and Pima counties he poses as . railroad laborer. In sheep counties he poses as . sheep hesder, in COW counties he says he is . cowboy. and in Coconino he brands himself bank er. In all of these various careers he has proved himself . failure, and in placing him before the republican voters of the territory and asking for their suffrage the machine insulted the intelligence of every decent man in the party. The campaign of filth and sbsse emenating from the office of the Phenix Republican, whose edi- tor, T. J. Wolfiey, IS the chairman Of the republican central committee. is in keeping with the crowd that thrust Mickey Stewart down the throats oi honest republican, and threw over board such men AS William Herring and Major Montandon. To place Mi,key Stewards vote at such . figure that his packers would be encouraged to repeat the experiment would be to place . premium on crime, indecency and ouslawry, of which Arizona has had too much
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-23
Attempt to Break Jail.

An unsuccessful attempt to break jail was made last night by the two Mexicans who are awaiting the action of the grand jury on a charge of sheep stealing. Jailers Hawke and Ritchie had gone inside to lock up. The latter remained outside the bars while the former went inside to lock up the cells. Just as Nat was inside the door the two fellows made break One of them got outside and was tack led by Jailer Ritchie. The Mexican fought desperately but was knocked out by the jailer. who had a heavy iron paddock in his hand. Nat was struggling to keep the other fellow back and effectually blocked the door, way. The Mexican attempted to pull him inside but Nat would not have it that way. He wedged himself in such 6 way that the would-be escape could not budge him. As soon as Ritchie had knocked out his man he came to Mats rescue and the fellow fled inside. All this occurred in less time than it takes to tell it. This pair will probably not renew their at tempt to escape. Ritchie's assailant looks much like Mickey Stewart felt after his debate with Mark Smith at Tucson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-23
East Lynne.

One of the largest audiences of the season greeted the Stuttz Company last night in East Lynne. The parts were all well rendered. Tears took the place of applause. Tie play is too pathetic to cult the average human being whose every day life is serious play itself in this part of the country The company will play at Bisbee to night and tomorrow night. Their four nights in Tombstone with a good paying house each night is sufficient recommendation to guarantee them 8 warm welcome at the copper camp.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-23

THE news comes from Chicago tha t not even the underbrush has been GU from the piece of ground upon which Arizona is to have her Worlds Fair building. It will be alm.st impossible to make any kind of show with the $30,O00 appropriation if building is to be constructed. It will be far bet ter to go on some other plan than to think of erecting . building at this late day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-23

UNTIL Mickey Stewart visited southt ern Arizons all of the papers treated him as . stranger deserves to be treat cd. Now that he is no longer . stranger and has been heard in his own behalf he is public property, and the press will criticise him e he de- serves. The PRosPEcroR voices the sentiment of every intelligent man who heard him. when it declares that there Is simply nothing to him. He vas the biggest disappointment that ever struck Cochiss county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-23

THE Gazette answers the Republican today in a strain that is original and decidedly pointed. It is a pity to see papers resort to personalities, hut an editor is human and cannot be blamed for striking back under certain con ditiops.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-23

CLEVELAND and Harrison are living in harmony during this campaign. but it is doubtful if the man who forgot his creator, James G. Blaine, would stay away from Chicago if Mrs. Cleve- land were sick.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-23

Gel. MIKE GRAY, Capt. J. H. Tevis, G. W. Cheyney and E. A. Mich ols have been members of the territorial legislature from this county before, Col. Gray was member Of the l4,h Capt. Tevis of the 10th, while the two latter were in the 18th.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-23

object is to stop the overflow of Italian small silver through the operations of smugglers, which all legal means have hitherto failed to stop.
 INpIAsArous-The executive com mittee of the National Negro Tariff Reform Association organized here yesterday, and engaged this morning in preparing an address to the colored voters of the United States. They will urge colored men to vote the Democratic ticket.
 NEW YoRK-Hon. James G. Blaine breakfasted with Senator E. Hale and Joseph P. Msnley this morning at the Fifth Avenue hotel. A number o he statesnsn's friends called during the forenoon. MT. Msnley denied the rumor that MT. Blaine would give out a letter for publication.
 WINDSOR, Ont.-Chinamen are be- ing smuggled into the United States from here by the new route. Former ly they were landed at Detroit, but now they are put aboard a steamer and taken down the river and across the lake to Toledo and vicinity.
 BERLIN-The emperor has signed Count Won Caprivi's military bill, and has empowered the chancellor to dis solve the reichstsg in case it refuses to pass the measure The additional an- nual expenditure required will be 57 900 900 marks.
 CHIcAeo-It is announced here this morning that Mike Mcdonald will not support the National Democratic ticket, but will vote for Harrison and Reid.
 won't support Cleveland by a jug full" said he. "I am going to vote for Harrison. I will mark my cross in front of the National Republican electors and then will vote for every body on the local Democratic ticket except some of the fellows know are deputies. I'll knife every one of them, sure. Some of the men don't think l am in earnest, but am." CHIcAGo.-Chicago's population has already increased 9 per cent. and each train arriving at the Union de- pot brings its quota of pleasure seek CTS who come to witness the dedica- tory exercises. Hotel men are antici. pating the greatest gathering oi strangers that has ever assembled in the city.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-23

THE blood and thunder campaign being carried on by the Phenix Re- publican is in keeping with the blood and thunder faction that nominated Mickey Stewart.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-23

THE organ of the United States marshsl's office did not get much the best of Dunbar in that last controversy An outfit that lives in . glass house should not throw mud. Better eonfine yourselves to tho fee racket, and let the newspaper biz alone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-23

THE organ of the U. s. marshall office. the Phenix Republican. in abus- ing Mark Smith is making votes for him. It supported George Cbeyney two years ago and Georges political growth has had a blight on it ever aimee
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-23

IN looking after good timber for leg islative use do not vote for men who have never been tried and convicted of being nonentifies in public life.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-23

THERE is not an intelligent republi- can in Arizona who is worthy of the name who will cast vote for Mickey Stewart No honorable man who re- spects himself will vote for Stewart, Paul, WolHey & Go.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-23
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Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-23

MICKEY STEWART is not an Irishman, as many suppose him to be. He is a Scotchman and gained his title of Mickey" from taking an Irish char acter in A private theatrical play.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-23


 purse offered by the Olympic club of New Orleans.
 CHICAGO. - Vice President Morton and ex-President Hayes arrived here this morning to participate in the ded- icatory ceremonies. Thsy were es- corted to itheir hotel by the worlds fair committee. Among the govern ors who arrived to-day were Markham of California, and Rouett. of Colorado.
 VIENSA.-A collision is reported be- tween the Austrian and Russian sem tinels. The former refused to admit some Ru.sian- Polish emigrants into Austrian territory on the ground that their passports were defective. The Cosssck guards on the Russian side, who were anxious to get rid of the emigrants. protested. A shot was fired which killed an Austrian and shots and bayonet thrusts were then freely exchanged. The Russians at length fled.
 CHIcAGo-Thirtcen dwellings and stores were burned and two women killed in Englewood, the southern part of the city this morning. The financial loss is $sO,OOO. John How ard was also burned to death.
 NEW YoKK-Ex-General James E. Campbell, of Ohio, addressed a large and enthusiastic audience at Totten- vile, Staten Island, on the tariff ques- ton last night. He said the coming election would kill the Republican party deader than the Wnig party was killed 40 years ago.
 WAsHNGroN-The general condi ton of Mr.. Harrison to-day was more gratifying to the presidential house. hold than for several days past, and the day closed without any incident to n crease the sad feeling of the family circle. The invalid has experienced s partial reaction from the depressed and enervating condition of the pas, week, and is 6 trihe stronger. Dr. Gardner paid a visit to Mrs. Harrison at noon. He said that although she was better to-day she was nevertheless steadily losing ground. She displayed great deal of vitality, and was not so exhausted as the public seemed to think He thought she might finger a month yet unless some unforeseen complication arose.
 ToPEKA-All the operators on the Santa Fe road, except about 800 on the Atlantic & Pacific division, are at work this morning. The reason why the Atlantic & Pacific men refuse 10 return to work is not known, but it is believed they have been hoaxed or do not believe that the order for them to go back to work is genuine.
 BosToN.-Corbett to-day telegraphed d A w. Cook, proprietor of sporting paper here. that he would accept Jack sons offer as soon as his theatrical contract had expired.
 TOPEKA, Ksn.-The great strike of telegraphers on the Santa Fe system, which began this morning, was all the result of hoax. The operators were informed by Chief Ramsay this after noon that the order directing them to strike was forgery, and instructing them to return at once to their p0- sitions. The operators immediately returned to their keys, and the work of s.raightening out the tangle caused by the strike began.
 WASHINGTON - Secretary of the Navy Tracy has issued the following general order: On the Fist of October, 1892, the 4O0th anniversary of the discovery of America by Christopher
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-23

ARIZONA must cast out forgers and perjurers from high places before she can be expected to prosper.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-23

BY the way, where is Cluff9 Who
 is he, anyhow9 Is he running for anything!
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-23
NEWS BY WIRE.


 from MT. Cleveland:
 My response to your courteous in. vitstion to attend the dedication cere- monies in the Worlds Columbian Ex position has been long delayed I should be very glad to be present on the interesting occasion, and thus show my appreciation of its import snce. if I could do so solely as the ex- president of the United States. am sure, however, that this is impossible, and am unwilling to undertake the trip, which. from beginning to end, despite all effort on n y part. would be regarded as a political tour made by a candidate for the presidency. My general aversion 10 such a trip is over- whelmingly increased in this instance when I recall the affective dispensa- ton which detains at the bedside of a sick wife another candidate for the presidency. l have thus frankly stated the reasons which constrain me to forego the satisfaction which the acceptance of your invitation would otherwise afford me. I hope, in the light of considerate and sympathetic sentiment, which ought to be felt by all of our people, that these consider ations be deemed an abundant justifi- cation oi action. Yours Truly,
 GROVER CLEVELAND.
 BOISE, Idaho-Wilson Marvin ar rived here to-day from Deer Flat in Northern Idaho, ana gives the author ities here the details of a fight with a gang of horse thieves, which occurred last August. but which has so far es- caped publication. This gang of rustlers had been operating very bold ly, running a large number of horses of into British Columbia. Finally a posse started alter them and came up to them near Deer Flat. Marvin says that he witnessed the battle which followed, in which the entire gang of rustlers, numbering eight, were exter- minated.
 PoRT TowNsEND-The Chilean bark Augusta was fired upon late last night in the straits, four miles below here by the United States cutter Oliver wolcott. The Augusta attempted to leave Puget Sound without a custom house clearance.
 BOISE CITY, Idaho.-The supreme court has unanimously sustained the constitutionality Of Idaho's test oath law. The decision in which this con- clusion is reached was handed down this afternoon by Justice Hustin, in the case of Joseph R. Sheppard vs. Hyram Grimmett, registrator of Paris precinct, Bear Lake county. The plaintiff is 6 Mormon who offered to register upon subscribing to oath em bracing the constitutional provision ard ignoring the additional qualifca- ton of the test oath law enacted by the first state legislature. The sddi- tionsl qualification is that the elec,or shall not, since January, 1888, have belonged to an organization that teaches or has taught or encouraged polygamy. This decision will prevent Mormons from voting at the election next month.
 COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa.-News this morning was received in this city that there were thirty-four herds of cattle afflicted with some strange un- known disease which was taking them off quite rapidly. The cattle appeared to be mad, frothed at the mouth. paved the earth and dashed at each other and at persons who came near them. A number have died.
 CHIcAGo.-There is considerable ex- citement among the electric light
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