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Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-02
THE King of Dahomey. Africa
canisnn.

THE King of Dahomey, Africa, wants to come to the Worlds Fair and bring samples of the products ot that country. In addition to the es- tablishment of a native village the king wants to practice the canabalis- tic customs of his country, by the sacrifice of two human lives daily. The king should be accommodated. It. would be rare treat and not half as inhuman as closing the Worlds Fair grounds on Sunday.
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THE PRosPECToR warned the De mo-

THE PRosPEcToR warned the De mo- cratic party of the Territory against Ex-Judge Barnes. nut the warning seems to have been unheeded. It will find out when it is too late that the alarm was sounded in good faith. He dragged his bench into the filthy pool of political pus, and is now plac- ing his party in A position where he can stab it in the baSk at the proper time. It is such men who make Third Parties q necessity.
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Zeuner. and Pump.

The Yuma Sentinel's correspondent, writing from Harqua Hala, says:
 l have just received word that Hen " Zeuner and a man named Pump have struck immensely rich gold rock in place, at point in the mountains opposite the Eagle Eye, on the road to Vulture, about 30 miles north ol this place. The formation is granite with porphyritic slstes as selvages on the ore veins. The ore is ferrugin- ous, friable quartz. carrying free gold
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In MemOriani.

Whereas, It has pleased the Great Architect to remove from our midst our late brother fireman, Thomas A, Atchison, cf Tombstone Engine Co. No. l, and
 Whereas. It is but just that a fit. ting recognition of his many virtues should be had. Therefore be it
 Resolved, By Ton bstone Engine Co. No. l, that while we bow with humble submission to the will of the Most High, we do not the less mourn for our brother fireman. who has been taken from our midet.
 Resolved, That in the death of Thomas A. Atchison this company laments the loss of brother fireman, who was ever ready to proffer the hand of aid and the voice of sympathy to the needy and the distressed of the Fire Department, friend and com panion who was dear 10 us all, and citizen whose upright and generous life was a standard of emulation to his brother fremen.
 Resolved, That the heartfelt sym paihy of this company be extended to his family in their affliction.
 Resolved. That these resolutions be spread upon the minutes of this company and copy thereof be trans mitted ,o the family of our deceased brother fireman. and that a copy be furnished to the DAILY PRosPEcToR for publication.
 W. A. HAYWOOD.
 Jog F. LIPPERT.
 Jos. CuRsY.
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The Mexican government will es- tablish' a quarantine of inspection against passengers crossing the north ern frontier, The rules and regulations have been decided upon and ss soon as the secretary of the interior thinks proper it will go into effect. By its arrangements all passengers will be detained 24 hours in observation. This will affect Nogales somewhat, but will not be of long duration.
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In consequence of an order from the authorities of the United States, that no second class passengers, other than citizens of this country, or those hay ing resided here, would be allowed to land at American ports, the steamship companies plying retween this coun- try and Europe will no, hereafter a. cept such passengers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-02

The PRosPEcToR is advised by MT. F. s. Webster, the Benson agent, tba, the $. P. Co. is now disposed to make a very low rate on stock cattle to Cali fornia and Nevada. Cattle men in this section of Arizona should write to c. F. Smurr, general freight agent, San Francisco, who will be pleased to answer allquestions regarding pasture, rates, etc.
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The speech of Barnes in nominat- ing Ben Parker for chairman of the Democratic territorial committee, con
 tained the following honest confession
 A man who has contributed of his vast wealth to the party, man who has been the acknowledged head of the line of business he has been pursuing during the last twenty years in Arizo-
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Territorial Democratic Com
 mittee

The following list comprises the names of Democratic territorial com mitteemen:
 Apache-J. T. Lesseur, .. l.. Flynn Cochise-W. K. Meade, Nichols Wallace.
 Coconino-H. D. Ross.
 Gila-J. T. Edwards, W. T. McNally Maricopa-Baker, Baxter, Walker Webb.
 Mohave-J. M. Murphy.
 Pima-Wiley, Finley. Samaniego Leatherwood.
 Yavapai-Herndon. Hawkins. Gold water.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-02

CLEvELAND's letter of acceptance has at last been set off. It has disap- pointed his enemies. He stands by the platform and does not over reach it. He closes his letter by appealing to ,he King of Kings to guide him. Bob Ingersoll and all the rest of us. We quote his own words:
 "If the action of the democratic con vention Is endorsed by suffrsges of my countrymen, l will assume the duties of the great office, knowing full we'll its labors and perpiexities, and with humble. reliance upon the Divine Being infinite in power to aid, will be con stant in watchful care over our favored nation."
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THos MAST has started q new week ly illustrated paper, called Nast's Weekly. If it had been spelled Weakly" 'twould have been more appropriate. It has the appearance of campaign circular, and is used from the first to the last page to be- little Democracy and extoll Republi- canism.
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Engine Co. No. l elected officers last night. The following is the new list; Foreman, Jo Lippert; 1st assist ant, Frank Broad; 2nd assistant, J. Curby; treasurer, ". Harwood; secre- tary and steward. c. Buddington.
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Mark Smiths speech after his nom ination, is published in full in the Mohave Miner. It is mirror of the mans makeup, and reflects the feel ings of an honest public servant whose thoughts are of and for the people.
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There are close to 1900 names al ready on the great register. It is pre- dicted that the number will easily reach 1900. Considering the manner in which the weak-kneed members of congress monkeyed with the silver producing industry this showing is a good one.
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The business failures occurring throughout the country during the last seven days number 2ll as com pared with the total of lS2 last week. For the corresponding week of last year the figures were 244.
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Frank Earl came in from Descanso yesterday and remained over till to- day. Everything al the mill is in apple pIe order. Bullion and concen- trates are being proftably produced, notwithstanding the low price of sil- yer
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s. L. Hart and wife returned yester-

s. L. Hart and wife returned yester- day from Tucson. Mir. Hart has se- cured location there and will move at once. The Tombstone public will miss Mir. Hart and family, and sin cerely hope that when free coinage of silver shall be a reality that they will return to enjoy the fruits of their labor of the last ten years.
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W. K Meade and wife left yester- day for Los Angeles where Mrs. Meade will undergo painful surgical oper- ation. She has been gradually losing her health for a month pat, and the present move was made d necessity. Dr. Sullivan accompanied them.
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Do you want to save from p to 90 cents on every dollar you spend? If so write for our Mammoth illustrated catalogue, containing lowest manu- lecturers prices of groceries, dry good boots and shoes, clothing, hardware, agricultural implements etc, Mailed of receipt of 20 cents for postage.
 CHICAGO GENERAL SUPPLY Co,
 178 w Van Buren St
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The whaling steamer Kite Witch. with Lieut.. Perry's exploring party on board, arrived al Philadelphia Sat urday and was warmly greeted by a large crowd of people, and tine ships and tugs in the harbor.
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Dr. Hamilton was called suddenly to California yesterday by tine serious illness of his wife. He will return in a few days.
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Peanut Joe has returned from A prospecting trip into the desert coun- try back of Casa Grande. John Smith, who went with him, will return in a few days. They found nothing of importance in their travels.
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In 1884 over five inches of rain fell in this vicinity during the month of October. In 1882, which was phe- nominal year for its great precipita- ton, not a drop fell in October. Well, what are you going to do about il?
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-02

THE COchise county Democratic central committee is considering the advisability of inviting W. G. Stewart to visit Tombstone. They have wait ed patiently for the Republicans to ex- md the invitation, but they seem iukewarm regarding the proposition.
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Chas. Bulotti received the unwel- come intelligence to-day that his brother George had died in Spokane, Wash. The deceased was we'll known in Tombstone, where he lived in the early days of the camp.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-02

be elected in 1893. In series of res olutions the observance of Columbus day was urged, after which the camp adjourned
 GALvEsToN-A News Brownsville special says: The suit against the Rio Grande Railway by L. H. Petipam and others to recover sl9, 900 in Mexi- can coin shipped by them in January, 1891, and which was taken by bandits who wrecked the train, was decided against the Rio Grande in the district court to-day.
 PITrsBURG-Hugh ODonnell, the Homestead strike leader, charged with murder and riot, was refused bail this morning by Judge Baxter. O'Donnell will now be compelled to remain in jail until his trial.
 NEW YoRK-The Rev. Dr. Thomas Dixon, before his sermon to-day, spoke ol the lesson Americans should learn from the appearance of cholera. He said in part "The sudden appear ance of Asiatic cholera carries with it a startling message. We have been taught that pot-house politics is poor training for health officials We may say what we will about the efficiency of our quarantine; its methods have been tumble of stupidity and brutal ity. with scarcely a trace of executive ability.
 "Our conduct of this business not only has been disgrace to the Am erican nation, but a stigma on the history of the Anglo-Saxon race. And for this we must thank our pot-house politicians whose life principle is that to the victor belongs the spoils.'
 "We have learned that there are great steamship companies who don't hesitate to sell the health of G 600 900 people in America for the price of the steerage passage of few hundred poverty stricken refugees Every city in America is at the mercy of New York
 SANTA CRUZ, Cal-The day was un- usually sultry here. and at about , o'clock thunder shower came up, which continued at intervals for sev- eral hours. The thunder was the heaviest and the lightning the most severe experienced here in many years.
 PEEEsKILI, N. Y.-Gen. James w. Husted died at :l6 last night. Gen. Husted was taken ill on his way to the Republican convention in June last. Some of those aboard the train administered dose of medicine. IL is said that it was an ovdrdose and caused the illness from which he died last night.
 KANSAS CrTY-An industrial coun- ell, composed of delegates of all trades unions in this city, last night declared a boycott against four out Of the five theaters in the city, under the control of Melville Hudson, because Hudson employed non union men to take the places of scene shifters, who struck for an advance of wages.
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Five Indians, a squaw and pap poose are killing people'in northern Chihuahua, below Deming. A boz and a woman were killed at the Cliff House ranch last week, and a large number Of horses stolen.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-02

A curious lad, who wanted to see a big wreck, turned switch on the Big Four road road at Dayton, Ohio, and caused an accident in which ten freight cars were demolished. Nobody hurt
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Reports of the cotton crop from all over Texas, give very discouraging prospect. In some sections the yield will not be over a half bale to the acre. The Republicans say Democratic rule did it, but they are all going to vote for democrat for Governor this year.
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The American Land and Canal Co. |, with $2,00O, 900 capital, was organized at Denver Saturday. stephen w. Dorsey is at its head.
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Company I tenth infantry, which is composed of Apache indians, have been relieved from duty at Fort Win gate N. M.. and are now marching en route to Fort Bowie their future sta tiop
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The shaft on the Fitts and Ingram mine is down 70 feet The owners are following three s;resks of rich ore The ore is so flat in its pitch that one can almost walk down the incline.
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A large flock of wild geese flying eastward went over the town last night. They could easily have been reached with a shot gun.
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tO-morrox,

CIV. Swain, A. K. English, W. H. Stilwell, Col. Vim. Herring,and James Reilly are in Phenix attending the session of the supreme court which opened there to-day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-02

A typeiounder' trust has been form ed in New York and is being followed by confounders' trust among news paper men.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-02

Three Mexicans were arrested by Deputy Shilliam near Nogales last week, charged with cutting wood on government land.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-02

Collector Christ and Ed $. Gill were elected members of the executive committee for Arizona at the late national meeting of the Republican league.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-02

DID the Democracy of the territory expect to capture the Irish vote with the election of knight Of the green cloth to rule its destinies?
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The platform of the Democratic party, as adopted by the Flagstaff convention, is even shorter than the Republican platform, and is a model as far as it goes. It will be published to-morroy.
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Tom Monier's wild cat is sick and failing rapidly. It is rarely that a case is heard of where wild cat has been successfully domesticated.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-10-02

The London Times says MT. Glad stones idea of home rule for Ireland is one similar to the rule of Tammany Hall in New York City.
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w. K. Meade will attend the open ing exercises of the Worlds Fair on Oct. 2lst.
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The advance agent of the minstrel troupe which is 10 visit Tombstone next week was drowned in the Colorado river while on the way down from Needles to Yuma on Friday.
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Dr. Sullivan has gone to San Fran cisco on business. Mrs. Sullivan &C., companied him as far as Benson.
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REPUBLIcANs are supposed to take sev- eral tickets each in Wolhey's Worlds Fair lottery. Only five cents a bet ; no limit to the number of bets.
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The Apache Reviewis the name of a republican paper published at Hol- brook. IL is a neat newsy sheet.
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George McPherson and x. N Miller were elected members of Engine Co. No. last night.
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The Byron Dramatic Club will shortly entertain the public with a comedy at Schieffelin Hall.
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Mickey" Stewart addressed the people of Yuma on Saturday and will address the Phenix public tonight.
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Mark Smith will remain in the northern part of the territory for two or three weeks.
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The Supreme Court convened st Phenix to-day. Nearly all Tombstone attorneys have gone up there.
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A gambler named Kelly shot and killed his wife at Denver on Saturday, and then killed himself. Jealousy was the cause.
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Will Trainor, brother of Tom Trainor. is up from Sonora, aud is stopping at the Palace
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John Bauer returned yesterday from a several months absence in Denver and Fl Paso.
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A Peoples party club is to be form ed at Bisbee. Some of BIsbee's fore most citizens are at the head of it.
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John Bsuer's autograph is on the San Jose register.
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Baled hay taken at current prices for back subscriptions to the PRos- RECTOR or EPITAPH. Don't forget this when you ceme to town. W
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NEWS BY WIRE.

the Peoples party natlonal executive committee was to-day shown General Weater's letter regarding his cam paign in Georgia. After Mir. Tauben- eek had read the letter he appeared to like the situation as matter of course and merely exclaimed; "Oh I am not surprised, have been look ing for it all along, and as it bas come I am prepared to stand it."
 "Then you have concluded to aban- don Georgian
 "As a matter of course orators will be preyented from speaking in that state, but the roughs and rowdies can not prevent us from carrying on our campaign by other means. am as confident as ever that the November election we will carry Georgia in spite Of the hoodlums who have insulted our candidate for president and as- saulted his esteemed wife.
 ATLANTA, Ga.-In a speech at Cor dele, General Field, the vice presiden- tial candidate of the Third party, de- nounced Rev. Gentry as liar Gentry made an effort to reach Field, but was held back.
 NEW YORK; special to a local paper from Philadelphia says Justice Lamar. of the United States supreme court had a stroke of paralysis We'd nesday, but is rapidly recovering.
 NEW YoKK-There was genuine cholera scare last night on the Bow cry, which caused 1900 people to col lect around the latest supposed victim, who lay on the sidewalk nearly two hours before the "yellow ambulance took the sick man to the floating hos pital. He is Samuel Machinsky, 21 years old, clerk employed at 596 Broadway, and residing at l9S East Houston street. He was stricken with a vomiting spell at the corner Of Bow cry and Houston streets, and the regular ambulance would not take him.
 LoSDoN-A dispatch to the Ex- change Telegraph company from Paris, says that Count Augustus Bis mark and Count Bismark Bohlen have resigned their posts in the Ger man army, owing to Emperor Will Hams alleged offensive remarks about the Bismark family.
 FRESNO, Cal-Detective Thacker and three officers arrived on the noon train from Visalis yesterday About 3 o'clock this afternoon they started out from Wells Fargo's office here and went in the direction of the mountains The posse had with them rifles, shotguns, a large quantity of ammunition and saddles. They made their arrangements with the greatest secrecy and were seen by but feS peo- pie. IL is probable that Thacker has obtained some information leading him 10 belle vo that the robbers have taken a northern course, and that he intends to head them of. No information could be obtained at the express office concerning the posses destination.
 TACOMA, Wash-A Ledger special from Ellensburg, Wash. says:
 A report has reached here from Roslyn. Wash, that the bank of Ben E. Snipes & Co.,, was robbed this after noon by six men who rode up to the door on horseback. Fred Frazier. the teller, was shot in the leg and serious ly wounded. A negro named Connel- ly is reported killed. The amount of money secured by the robbers.is stated to be $I0,Oo0. Officers are in pursuit bu. have discovered no trace of the robbers. Cashier Abernity attempted to use his revolver but was knocked down by one of the robbers
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Tom Sorin came in last night from the Swisshelms.
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Drs. Jones and Miller went to Ben son last night and returned this morn ing.
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Emil Hirsch, popular drummer with headquarters at St. Louis, is at the Palace.
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Mrs. Elias and neice of San Pedro are guests at the San Jose.
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Mrs. J. H, Slaughter is visiting al the Hill ranch on the river.
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Dr. G. F.. Goodfellow has retured {, Tucson from San Francisco.
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A company of female minstrels will show at Schieffelin Hall next week.
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CLEvELAND's photograph on a blue chip would make 8 catchy campaign badge.
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Charlie Heath has returned Co Fair bank, accompanied by his bride.
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lfonday's Daily

E. B. Wood of Chicago is registered at the Palace.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
NOTICE-THERE WILL BE A MEETING
IN of the stockholders of the Seattle safe Deposit
and Trust Company at the Office of said company,
IN Seattle, Wash, on May 20 1892, at 10 a. m.
This meeting is called for the purpose OF voting on
the question of increasing the capital stock of this
company from 100000, the present capital to
S500,000 ANGUS MACKINTOSH
ISAAC DOBSON,
d. B. DENTON,
ABRAM BARKER,
VINCENT WALLACE,
c. p. STONE,
Trustees
Dated this Esd day of March. 1892.
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