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Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05
False Economy.

Is practiced by many people who buy inferior articles of food because cheaper than standard goods. Surely infants are entitled to the best loo q obtainable, Itis fact that the Gail Borden Eagle" Brand Condensed Milk is the best infant food. Your grocer and druggist keep it. .
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05
Silver Thaw.

Silver thaw is most curious meteor ological phenomenon that has lately been studied with much care at the Ben Nevis observatory. By silver thaw is meant rain falling when the air is be low freezing point and congealing as it falls. The phenomenon points to an in version of temperature at the time, the temperature on the hilltop being con- siderably lower than at higher alti- t-,lns
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

Captain Burns who has been work ing some prospects near Gsieyville, has closed down and gone to Oregon. He will return in a few weeks and re- sume work.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05
sunne work

George Martin whose brother is purser of the Temescal Tin Mining Company of California, received to- day . box of specimens from the mines. They attract much attention.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

NJ. Hunsaker of Rucker canyon was in town yesterday. He reported that troops under Lieut.. Harrison are camped at the canyon. They are out from Fort Bowie in pursuit of Kid who turned up in Apache Pass few days ago on his way south.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

Mrs. J. N. McDonough left to-day
 for California, 10 be absent few weeks. Mir McDonough will join her in about two weeks. While in Cali fornia he will be treated for a throat trouble which has been very trouble some and seriously affected his voice.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

The case of the Huachuca Water Co. vs. The Old Guard Go. has been dismissed. The latter company set ffad
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

Mir. Robinson, one of the principal owners in the San Pablo mine, in formed Nogales gentleman the other day that the mines had started up again and that the new concentrating plant was on the way and would be placed on the properties at once.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

The Phenix Cannery has a capacity of 10000 pounds per day and has started upon apricots of which about 50,OO0 cans will be put up.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

To-day was the last day for selling property under the judgment of the district court against delinquent tax payers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

Just received new invoice a, Choice old Port, Five year old ZiniaD del, Sherry and Angelica wines. AL. finest brands of fami,y.liqnors at
 Jos. HoEFIER's
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

The assessment roll of the city ioots up total of S334, ,23595, raise over the assessors's figures of SIP 1865.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

Frank Ryan says it is harder work to find the parties to whom to return the personal property tax rebate than it was to collect the money in the first place.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05
NEW YORK STORE.

The city tax collector was busy to- day paying 6 rebate of ] percent to all citizens who paid personal property tax this year at the rate of II per cent,
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

A man named Hefty was arrested in Bisbee yesterday for holding up a Chinamsn down on the river.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

Dr. Goodfellow has procured an other Gila monster. He discharged the one that bit him a short time ago.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

Mrs. Sarah Douglas who has been in jail at Tucson for several months on a charge of embezzlement, has been bailed out in the sum of 2,J00.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

Ring Watson an old timer and for seventeen years a resident of Florence died last week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05
HOTEL ARRIVALS
COCHIsE.

CoCHIsE. Apolonio Seijas, Nogales. F.. c. Sturgis, San Pedro mine.
 PALACE. Frank Bastian. Galeyville.
 SAN JOSE. Robert Fox, HuaShuca. Mir. Elliot and wife, Huschuca.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

Double Bedstead and Spring. .T 50 Wire Screen Kitchen Safe. .. s 50 Baby Buggies. ee at the NEW YORK STORE.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

J. H. Slaughter and Jimmy Howell have gone to the San Bernardino ranch.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

A new lot of perfumes just received at Miller's drug store. 2t
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

Kirt Hart is in Tucscn on his way back from Los Angeles.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

Just received an invoice of Fin Old White Rye Whiskey at lf-1o2 HoEFLER's
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

Mrs. c. K. Nugent arrived home from Bisbee this morning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

Wm. Neely left to-day for Globe, where he will remain for the summer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

Groceries cheap tor cash at Cochise H. &. T. Co. If
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

Glove Pink perfume at Miller's drug store. 2t
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

No news has yet been received from the man lost on the desert near Yuma.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

Tempe Strawberries received three times per week at Gso H. FnTs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

Try Orange Flower Perfume. For sale at Miller's drug store. 2t
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05
LOCAL NOTES.

Toilet Soaps at Miller's drug store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05
LOCATION.

Silver Giant, California district F. H. Buckles, F. c. Hill
 West Point, California district-M. A. Alfred and F. H. Buckles.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

Fine line of gentleman's neckwear aud straw hats at P. B. Warnekros'
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05
STRAWBERRIES

Received regularly, Tuesday Thurs day and Saturdays at
 WOLCOTT'S.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

We have the finest lot of genuine New England mince meat ever m Tombstone at HoEFLER's.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05
LIS PENDIs.

Phoebe Hearst ct al vs Vega ct al to quiet title to San Juan de Boquillas y Noga les grant.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

A handsome line of parasols, the atest novelties at If P. B. WARNEKRos'
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05
COUNTY RECORDS

The following instruments were filed in the recorders office since p. m- yesterday:
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

Choice brsnds or butter and c5ee s af HoeAer's the piou ser gronet. on f,s mont and Fifth streets. a2
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

Elegant ladies and Children straw hats just received at Paul R. Warne- sros.' Call and see them. q
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

Try Ornshed Java Coffee-somethins new at HoeAer's. If
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-15
TaE SITUATION IN EUROPE.
A Series of Letters by Weu-Know
English Physicians.

A Series of Letters by Weu-Known
English Physicians.
LONDON, Sept. 14.-The steamer Holder
ness from CronstAdt, has arrived at Hull
aud reports that two Of her Grew, sailors,
have died with the AsiAtic cholera.
The Times is printing q series of letters on
the cholera, written by well-known Lphy-
sicians, who are making tours Of the
cholera-infected and other places in
Russia and Germany. A letter from
Berlin warmly praises the authorities OF
that oity and says 1t is due entirely to their
absent from that municipality. The high
est figures of the epidemic in Hamburg
show that daily one person in !, 900 in the
population Ia afflicted, and that over one
half Of those attacked recover.
HEALTHY SToMACHS CHOLERA PROOF.
The epidemic, wherever It exists In
Europe, Ia practically confined to the work
ing classes, who are careless in their eating
and drinking, and who are habitual suf-
ferers from chronic bronchitis and indiges.
tion. He sums up the results Of his observa-
tons thus: 1T is not too much 60 say that
healthy stomachs are cholera proof
Humanity speaking, none need catch the
disease unless he or she likes"
NO NEW CASES.
PARIS, Sept. 14.-Thsre were no new
cases yesterday. There were ten deaths.
A DECREASE AT HAMBURG.
HAMBURG, Sept. 14.-One hundred and
ninety eight new cases were reported veg
terday, a decrease Of 80 from Monday. The
deaths numbered 96, q decrease of /.
THE AVERAGES IN RUSSIA
ST.. PETERSBURG, Sept. 14.-The daily
average Of new cholera oases and deaths in
the provinces Of Voronezh, Kazen, Samara
Saratof and Orenburg and Don territory Is
400 new cases and 200 deaths each In the
lieutenanoy Of Caucasus the daily average
is ! $50 cases and $50 deaths. II will be
seen from these figures that there has been
no dIminution in the rate OF mortality, the
deaths still reaching so per cent. OF the num-
Der Of persons attacked.
THREE DEATHS AT ANTWERP.
LONDON, Sept IA dispatch TO the
Necs from Antwerp says: Three cholera
deaths have occurred here In the past
twenty-four hours. Although there have
been 100 cases of cholera here the officials
endeavor to conceal the existence of the
disease, thus preventing citizens from tax
ing needful measures"
NO CHOLERA IN CUBA.
HAVANA, Sept 14-The government con-
tiuues to impose the moat stringent reRula-
tions on vessels arriving In Cuban waters
from infected or suspected ports, aud is
using every means possible 10 prevent the
invasion OF the disease. Thus far no case of
cholera has been reported on the island
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The Proceedings OF the State Conven-
tion Wild and Disordsrly.
TRENTON. N. T., Sept. a. The New Jsr-
sey democratic state convention met to-day.
The hveiisst interest was taken In the
proceedings, which were wild and dis
orderly. The partisans of Edward r.
Young of Jersey City and State Senator
Werts struggled foF tho advantage, the lat
ter naming the temporary chairman but
Young's supporters carrying the permanent
organization by eleotinR Congressman Mo-
Donald OF Hudson az permanent chairman.
After much confusion resolutions were
and approving Gov. Abbett's administra-
ton.
The resolutions then defend the various
acts OF the state administration.
The fight over the Passaic county dele
gates resulted In favor of the Werts dele
gates by 427 10 302 votes. The result was
cheered aud hissed.
NOMINATIONS FOR GOVERNOR CALLED FOR,
The roll was called for nominations for
governor. Camden asked that ex-senator
Winfield OF Hudson be allowed to speak for
Camden. II was known that he favored
Werts and big row occurred, Hudson
howled itself hoarse In opposition, declaring
Winfield had no rights, not being delegate.
Camden withdrew Winfield and Judge
qarrow nominated Werts, Judge Daley of
Hudson following with nominating speech
for Young.
Winfield, who Is now prosecutor of Hud-
son county, was again called on 70 second
Werts, and, producing credentials as alter-
nate, was allowed to speak over Hudson
county's opposition.
A SCENE ruAT BEGGARRD DESCRIPTION.
While speaking some one from Hudson
shouted; "Are you trying to keep your
job, CharlieP To whioh, like lightning, he
retorted: ~ didn't know there were so
many from Hudson county out Of Jail. y
The scene that followed beggars description.
Hudson rose en- masse and shrieked that 10
was insulted and would hear or bear no
more. Order was restored and subsequently,
Corporation Counsel Edwards of Jersey
City replied In bitter speech, referring to
Winfield as recreaut son OF Hudson. Ed
wards was so hooted that his speech could
not be followed. 1t was broken with cheers
for Werts time and again. He tried to
read Werts' letter declining TO be a csndi-
date, but jeers from all over the theater
smothered his voice.
Werts was nominated on the frat ballot.
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TIE SITUATION AT FIRE island.
The Heavy Storm Prevailing Pre-
vented the Troops From Landing.

The Heavy Storm Prevailing Pre-
vented the Troops From Landing.
FIRE ISLAND, Sept. IA heavy south
east storm prevailed here all night and the
seas were very high. Nothing has been
seen OF the steamboat Pegasus with troops
and naval reserves. 1t would De dangerous
for her to attempt to enter the inlet If she
comes down. The CeHheus Is still anchored
In the channel. The Normsnnia passengers
are all quartered at the hotel Mnrmurs of
dissatisfaction with the food are heard. All
ts quiet. No troops have arrived here yet.
TO BE RELEASED.
DR.. Jenkins has tslegraphed here that he
will probably release the Normannia's pas
sengers tomorrow. Customs officers will
come here TO examine and disinfect the bag
gage, and passengers will then GO to Babylon
by boat and thence to their destination by
rail The Thirteeuth regiment will remain
at Babylon TO prevent any interference with
the landing OF passengers at that place.
Some passengers fear the reported caEes of
cholera in New York CITY may delay them
further.
LANDED NOT AN HOUR TOO SOON.
FIRE ISLAND, l. l., Sept 14.-The passen-
gers from the steamer Normaunia were
landed not an hour too soon last night from
the steamboat Cepheus, as a heavy south
east 6tOrLn WlbE ram cduud up soon ALLer
they had got ashore. Had they been COM
pelled to remain on the Cepheus serious
sickness and probably deaths would have
resulted.
A SUSPICIOUS YACHT.
During the night large steam yacht an
chored of the dock, and signalled with
lights TO the shore, and 10 was supposed that
friends OF some of the passengers were
making an attempt to take them off. Extra
precautions were then taken, and as there
was no response to the signals from the
shore, the yacht finally disappeared.
The quarantine lines and the hotel were
guarded by twelve detectives from New
York.
HEALTH OF THE PASSENGERS EXCELLENT.
This morning DR.. Voight reported the
health OF the passengers was excsllent,
there being only few incidental troubles
among the women and children. While
there is some grumblIng, the ma
jority Of the passengers express
Satisfaction withEltheir accommodation.
All opposition on the part of the bay men
has entirely disappeared, and they are now
willing TO make money by taking off cay
one allowed to leave the island. Troops
along the shore have partly left and Others
20 tomorrow.
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NOT INTENDED AS A MEN ACE.
Vessels Sent Merely to Protect Ameri-
can interests in Venezuela.

Vessels Sent Merely to Protect Ameri-
can interests in Venezuela.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.-The state de-
partment is still without any informa lion
concerning the state of affairs in Venezuela,
and 30 far as is known the situation is the
same that 1t was ten days ago when the
dispatch was received from Minister
SoruRzs. So far as tue navy department
knows. the old Kearsarge is still at sea- but
as abe never w0s conspicuous for swiftness
no fear is entertained for her safety. though
she 10 some days overdue. Secretary OF
State Foster said to-day that the
dispatch OF naval vessels to
Venezuela was not ia any way
influenced by the boundary question be-
tween Venezuela and Great Britain, nor
was it known at the state department that
that question had recently assumed any new
phase. There are important American
commercial and other interests at the
various Venezuelan ports which, in the
state Of anarchy prevailing in that country,
1t was not possible to protect with a single
man-of-war. and il was thought desirable
that a force sufficient for that purpose
should be sent. The presence of our naval
vessels in those waters was not intended as
a menace to any nation.
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such short time Is strong proof that they
were not sporadic attacks of the Asiatio
cholera, but were OF the true epidemic
character. Il must have come by the
way OF some of the many steam
ships sniPs rr1dIg arriving at ,,.,; this iii port
result in such large mortality as in the past
history of the plague when sanitary science
was in a crude state. With the present
knowledge Of the laws Of sanitation and the
facilities given to the health authorities, In
conjunction with the beat medical advice in
America, the disease should be
SPEEDILY GOTTEN UNDER CONTROL.
"The city is In fairly good sanitary CON
dition aud the board OF health is well
equipped in point of money and men 60 deal
with the scourEe under ordinary ciroum-
stances. Should cholera get into some OF
the crowded tenements Ia the lower east
side OF town, where twenty four or more
families live in one house and family OF
eight in three small rooms, it would be
difficult matter to check the ravages Of the
disease"
AGGRAVATED CHOLERA MoRBUs.
Max Vitkaft died In Bellevue hospital to-
day after an illness Of two days from what
the physicians supposed TO be aggravated
cholera morbus. Since cholera was an-
nounced here it Is feared the disease may
will be made. He roomed In a cheap
lodging house on the Bowery.
ANOTHER INFECTED SHIP.
Another cholera infected vessel from
Hamburg. the oil tank steamer Heligoland,
arrived here TO day. She left Hamburg
Aug. 80, when the cholera was raging
ferceiy. Michael Bolsndis aud James Hos
reds died in three days. They were buried
at sea. No other outbreak occurred aud the
vessel arrived in good condition, with the
Grew healthy.
One new case occurred on the Scandia to-
day.
All is quiet at Fire Island.
CLEAN UP THE SCHOOLS.
The board of education at its meeting TO-
day resolved that the board requests the
several boards of trustees, and through the
trustees directs the principal janitor and all
others concerned to see that every part of
every school is thoroughly cleaned and is
kept clean, and that every suspicious case
OF sickness is promptly reported TO the
board of health.
THE PEGASUS IN NORTH RIVER.
NEW York, Sept. 1.-The Pegasus,
reserves on board IL at Pier IS North river,
she arrived at ~ a. m, having lain off
Conmunipaw since l o'clock this morning
She was not able to land the troops at Fire
Island on account OF the storm.
STRICT QUARANTINE AT NORFOLK.
NORFOLK, Va, Sept. 14-Quarantine
Medical Officer W. A. Thorn, pending ac-
tion Of the quarantine commissioners, has
issued orders and made appointments, plac-
ing strict quarantine on all railroads and
steamships entering this city. All Suspicious
persons and baggage will be detained for a
thorough disinfection before being allowed
to enter the city.
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WEEKLY 81 IS A YEAR.
ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE
THE DRMOCRATION ONATIoNAL. COM.
MITTnR's GENERALIZATION.

What the Results In the Recent
Injections Mean--with Every Fav.
oring Force at Their Command,
the Republican, Campaign has Re-
suited IN Conspicuous Disaster.
New YoRK, Sept. 14.-1he democratic
national committee have issued the follow
ing address:
To the People Of the United States:
The democratic national committee congrasi
ulates the country on che result Of the recent
state elections in Maine. Vermont and Arkan-
sas In Arkansas the combined opposition,
after so many extravagant claims, fell short Of
over 1000 votes OF the democracy alone. This
has brought dismay to the combination In the
south and its manipulators In the north.
In Maine and Vermont the contest was con-
Quoted distinctly on national issues. The re-
publican managers appealed for votes in these
states on the ground that the size Of the plrl-
rallties would exert a great moral influence on
the campaign in other states" and that the
poll would be practically our vote for
President" Similar appeals summoned TO their
aid all the potent resources Of their national
organization, with Its exhRustless treasury and
its splendid equipment Of
ORATORS OF NATIONAL FAME
With every favoring force at their command,
except public opinion, with no organization
opposed save those made up within states by
a minority party who has been out OF power for
generation. and which was unaided
from without. the campaign Of our
adversaries for trium phant test
vote In these states, 30 carefully planned and so
thoroughly and forcefully executed. has ended
In conspicuous disaster. Our friends every
where are entitled to take fresh courage from
these results. They mean that q strong ten
dency OF public sentiment Is with the democ-
racy, and that the people Of the country are
prepared to force. rather than reverse. the yer
dict which they rendered in 1890.
WILLIAM #. HARRTrT.
Chairman Of the Democratic Committe.
Don II. DICKINSON,
Chairman laInrairn Cnmmifkna
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gratifying that no more unfavorable symp-
tons manifested themselves to-day. All the
patients friends now realize thas any new
complication will be attended with the
greatest danger.
AT A VERY Low EBB.
Mrs Harrison's vitality Is at q very low
ebb indeed and cannot successfully resist
further inroads. She has now besn confined
to hsr bed since last Wednesday aud has
gradually declined in strength. This con-
dition is partly due TO two operations
rendered necessary by the acoumulations Of
fluid in the chest cavity. IL is
feared that still another will
be necessary IN q day or two. These opera
tions, however, afford only temporary re.
lief. They are usually followed by sense
OF exhaustion and depression. Mrs. Harri-
son has stood them both very well, and that
has been one Of che few favorable features
of the case during the week.
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TROUBLES OF TIE oHoCTAws.

An Agreement to Surrender All Who
Participated in Recent Murders.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.-The Indian bu-
reau to-day received the following telegram
from Agent Bennett. dated McAlister,
l. T.; The most reliable reports show that
more than 800 Chootaw Indians are under
arms. came here yesterday from Caddo and
to-day arranged aud held a conference be-
tween the unArmed representatives and op-
posing factions, Gov Jones attending This
conference agresd to surrender ali who
participated in the recent murders and that
all armed bodies
SHOULD IMMEDIATELY DisBAND
and submit the differences to law. This
conference was harmonious and dispassion-
ate, and the representatives present will use
every means to carry out the aQreament
but the excitement is intense. | have inst
received q telegram from Hartshorn
asking aid. and saying that thirty armed
men are now surrounding the house OF
Sheriff Perry, whose life they seek. /
have dispatched runners ON horseback to
Perry's, twelve miles east. IL he reaches
there in time Perry's life viii be saved. II
the results of to-day's conference can reach
the people before the commission OF mur-
ders am sanguine that
TEMPORARY PEACE WILL PREVAIL,
but the conference to-day was unanimous
that my presence az the October council
with police and soldiers is absolutely essen-
tlal to preserve peace there. Ny apprehen-
sion is shared by Gov. Jones that to-
days peace agreement will not
reach the people and be understood until
further overt acts Of violence are oom-
mitted, precipitating more serious trouble
and loss Of lives. The military aid asked
for should be made available u
The Secretary OF War was requested to
send troops TO within easy reach In case
they should be needed.