Tombstone epitaph., 1894-10-21
OF FUN. 4 First Class Show at Schieifelin Hall by a
 First Class Artist. Shouts of Laughter Greet Chas. Wright, the POlit-
 ical Comedian of
 Arizona. 1t Was v srsA . Dollar Aanis- sion. and Cost Nothing.
sion. and Cost Nothing.

Those who remained away from Schieffvlin hall last night missed a treat. which Is not often presented to Tombstone audience, Judge kib- bey and Judge Wright were there, and the latter was in his funniest mood Vim. Bartholomew acted as chairman and Judge Kibbey was introduced as the first speaker.
 The julge is not an orator, and has peculiarly of not keeping all oi the commandments when .n cam paign. He attempted to upset Judge Campbelps argu ent of the night previous and made Q sorry mess Of his venture. He laid particular stress upon the point that the democracy had not saved $50 900 in the expenses of running the territory during the short time it has been in power. but brought no argument to bear against the truth Of the statement.
 The only thing he could say was that S45,OOO had been saved by the funding of the indebtedness of the terrltory under Governor Murphy's l administration. This has nothing to do with the statement by MT. Camp bell that the cost of running the | territorial institutions had been de- creased $30,O00 under a democratic administration. He also said that Frank Heney was running the credit of the territory by his speeches. He said that he (Kibbey) went to the Phoenix bankers the other day with territorial warrants to sell. Each time he was met with the reply: We are not purchasing any warrants since Frank Heney made his speech here, ? and he actually insulted Tombstone audience by protesting to think thai they swallowed this story.
 Another sample of his innocence or ignorance was given when Inc asserted that there was not a surplul of xs .00Q cn Irly i.. ;n :hc :cr.;:o.;s treasury asstated by Judge Campbell "If." said Judge Kibbey, "there il 5000 in the treasury, why has th' treasurer disobeyed the law, and no called in warrants by advertising io them"
 IT Judge Kibbey had kept TUT of territorial affairs ss closely ss h, should have done, he would hay, known that the Republican of Pbeni: had run just such an advertisement as provided by law, and that tn 5000 had been paid out for thes warrants. He wound up his aggfe gation of misstatem~nts by tellinl his audience that "the territory j wrecked, our credit is gobe, We ar forgotten in the money marts of tn world" and other horrible tales o woe. Judge Kibbey's speech fell lik' a wet blanket over his audience, an' not a sign of appreciation Was accorded him.
 Judge Chas. Wright was the neI speaker introduced. He is 6 short tbick-set, smooth-faceJ, bright-eyet man, who might be taken 8 hundre, times day for Judge Barnes if h' were two inches taller. He began bi remarks by ailuding to a dime which he had just eaten at Col. Her rIng's, and not being used to higi living, it had resulted dissstrously He showed no effects of it however He spent most of his time ir stor, telling, and brought down the hous every ten minutes. Once in a whil, he forgot himself and b-sn ched of on to serious subject, but soon re. covered his chain of thought and tolt another story. Whenever te did ge serious he put his foot in it. He mad, the astonishing statement that n, one had ever heard of John Hefn .or of Yavapai before this year. In fact he said ne could neither spell nol