Tombstone epitaph., 1894-11-04
BUCKY MURPHY. A Mistake that Nearly
 Cost O'NtiIl His The Repu bliean Meeting Last Night Thought to be a
 Populist Affair. Murphy Mistaken for Bucky by inc Ladies and Children
 of Towbstone.

hall last night to hear the Huachucs band, which had been advertised to play at the Bucky ,O'Neill meeting the night previous. The majority of those present thought that the meet ing was Bucky's, and owing to hitch in Chairman MontgomeIy's throat when he introduced MT. Murphy, he did not pronounce the name distinct ly, and balt those present will not know until they read the PRosPEcToR tonight that it was Murphy, and not Bucky, who addressed them.
 The ex-governor disappointed his audience in not dwelling upon the loan commission charges made against him, and at least giving some account of the way that SlS,000 was spent. The only allusion he made to it was to state that he had been charged with squandering SiS,0U0 of worlds fair money, and fthst he never had had anything to do with it in any shape or form. As no one ever heard oi his being charged with any such otfeuse, those unacqusinted with poi itical methods, did not understand how an opera house could be thrown off the track without the loss of a single vote.
 Alter evading this spoin:, he brarched out onto the tariff question and gave a portion of speech he has been delivering up north, winch does not take down this way. He said that the reduction of the duty on cattle would be the means Of running the cattle men of Cochise county. That 100000 head of cattle were on the Mexican border waiting to be brought across, and that the only thing that stopped it was a trumped up charge that they were infected, and stop had been put 10 their importation un- til after election for political effect. All of which Is h display oi ignorance, as cattle are being brought over every day and shipped to eastern markets from Bisbee and other available points.
 Governor Murphy then denied the charge that he belonged to the 4. F. A. He said that Ee did not know the object of the order, mad never read its constitution; in fac. was ignorant almost of the existance of such an order, which was very rash state meat for Q man supposed to keep up with the times to make. Some one in the back of the house in low tone of voice asked him ii he had ever read the declaration of independ- 1 auce.
 He denounced in just terms the papers of the territory which had been singing mud during the campaign. He said he was in favor of statehood and free coinage, after which he re- tired, which was the signal for fifty children, who imagined they were a; a Sunday school picnic, to cry for lemonade. Instead Of that, however they took MT. Doran, who made 8 very few remarks, and General Sam son, the speaker of the evening. Was 1 introduced,
 The general was attiTed in neat 1 fitting suit of imported cheviot, all imported necktie, and a magnificent water-white diamond, which shont from the center of his immaculate shirt front like an icicle against z snow bank at sunrise.
 The general is good talker, a' any man can be who talks for ter thousand a year for the Santa Fe Co
 He talked tariff. He talked tine woo all off the clothing of 2l year olt
 lad whom he had erected as a dummy in one corner of the house, and mad, every cattle man in the house fee
 like committing suicide over his loss
 es. He reduced the magnificent berdi
 in Cochise county to few milcf
 COWS which had gone dry. and theI
 tried to milk them with the ad val
 o1em duty of the Wilson bill, bu
 they kicked over the bucket and Sam
 son, and he'll never go there an,
 more.
 At this point he alluded to Mrs Windows soothing syrup, and th