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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-08

Ser arme gforrer 8rod9agen
gu S'SuGpn in Mifouri bat fi9 bod IN 1o=
ferne nnterpprfen, dls er Die 9ef=
ausgabe fetnes u&atboltf9en 9ans=
reunb" einftelte. 9offentlt9 ptro nun
fein @erfolger Setting psntgltenS Die
9enun3iationen gegen arbere braoe tc:boz
1t19e beutf9e pfarrer, Die er Der Mtttdrbeiz
terf9aft an Dem v&eberbldtte" 8rodbdger's
Def 4ulbigte, ni9t tpetter fortfeben. SIM
.6ausfreunb" perliert bic beutf9e tatboltl9e
8epDlferung bes 2anbes etnen Der tdpf.er:1ten
@ertbetbtger hires gnten Ge9ts 9e9en ltll@e
1rb anoere MnmdBungem.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-08

MGs mir bor bier @o6en eele9entli3 oer
@%rbDbung Der 5leif6preiie ben 2euter1 RE
tben, pentger Sleif@ gu Ellen, ba baberl mir
bas gar ni9t 70 ernit CEMENT. Nltn l4etnt
aber 6o@ Der elbe @ebante gar @ielen gefomz
men au feiu, benin pbiG. Nrmour bebanptet
ieBt, baB Der Sletf9cOnfum in elmer Wetie
abqenommen babe, Die einem 8opeott
febr Gbnli9 febe. 9d betm @tntrttt mar
meren @etters iiberbaupt ni9t 10 pie(
sFleif6 qeqefen tpirb pte fpGbrenb Der Wtnz
~fersaeit, 70 1T Elm nod tpeiterer &iidgd1g
bes Sleif6con1u inns gu ertparten nrb big
nd9ffen 6erbit perben Die 2iiden, tpel9e Die
1~ebtidbrige 9iirre unb Der ftre1ge Winter in
bic 8te66erben Der Ser. Stdaten gertfeH
baben, tpteber ausgefiat fetn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-08

forbern boben, pon Der 6ineii4en aesier>
ung ein5utreiben.
Die 8eiebung Der 0auptpunfte auT ben
Qssed0presz Snieln purbe in bet lektcn
Wo9e bes Mdr3 BON ben Sapanera mil
2ei9tigteit bepertIteGigt, Nbmiral STD. an
8orO bes Jlaggen19iffes Mat1ufbima, leltete
bic 8emsgurgen Der 6lptte, nel9e dl15 lebs
S9iffen be1tanb. Bang 0u unb me91ere
~fleinere Snfeln ~leiiteten taum einen nenneltSz
fpert6en WtDertonb, unb es tpdren 1DfDrt
Srlppen na9 Sprmpfd ge1dnot tporDen,
penn bic Gbolera ni9t ibr @r|9einen ges
ma6t Bate. 0ie Stdrfe Der Sruppen be-
trug nut 5000 Mann, unb bon bieien lparen
na4 ben lebten 8ert9ten 500 Der SeuGe
erlegen, ipd9reno ii9 nod 1000 W}ann IN
6p1pitale befanben.
Nu9 in Der Manbf6urei 1T Die G9olera
dufgetreten, aber nt1t in 10 beftiger Weiie.
Gs perben Die gr0Bten MnTtrengungen ge=
ma6t, UNI Der @erbreitung berSeu@e Sim
balt gu tbun.
Sin @orrefponbent Der nNortb G9ina
Reips" beri9tet aus NuzSfGnang, od3 bic
Sopaner, ais fte in 9enibobai einriidten,
Idmmtli9e b%eripunOete &riegsgefangens riez
bermo4ten, unb baB cine Gtunbe na9 @ez
%enbigung Der S9la9t fem etn3iger 9eripunz
better mebr geIeben nurbe.
Ser prtn3 &pmatlu, pel6er gum Sbers
befe6l5baber Der iapaniI9en Mrmee in C9ind
e~rnannt TT, 1T am Is. Mprit DON 0troIbiina
na9 Der 6albinTel Qiaoz5ung argereift.
0ie breiBig Mann itarfe Mbtbeilung See
folbaten, pel6e felt benz lsbten SCRIPT Die
anterifaniI9e 9e1anbt19aft in Scout be-
pa9t bate, TT am %. Mtdr3 5~uriidge5osen
tporbsn.
Der Mann, tpel@er ben Nngriff auf Giz
9ung~Sf4ang beaing, 1T gu ~lebensldngli4er
@efdngniBtrafe berurt6eilt porben.
Nuf taiierliAen 8efebl tperben bic feds
%getponnenen 9ine1tf6en &rtegsf9iffe Sat
Ouer, Siben=3ung, S16enz@t, S16en=g1aa,
ISibenzpet, S~fbenzSfbung unb S1benzpien
Der iapanii4en Slotte einoerleibt.
Qirfet.
Ser meritanif9e @efanbte EerreQ
bat bel Der Pforte einen groteit gegen bic
GntI9eibung bes gafIdtionsbofs eingerei9t,
laut pel9er bds Sobesurtbetl geeen ben Solz
oaten W}uifapba, Der u%nldngt in f%innloIer
8etrunfenbett ben naturaliftrten dmertfdntz
f@en 8iirger Stripe erbol9te, aufgehoben
porben 1T. 9as @orgeben beg Sci anoten
1T auf Die S6atfa9e begriinbet, baB Der 9roz
CONAN bes Gonfulats 5u ben Sibungen bes
GahationsAofes ni9t eingelaben porben mar.
Die Nuf6ebung bes 1rtbetls %erfolgte, toeil
bic @rmorDung ni9t nit 8orbeba9t qez
i9eben mar. 9te @nt19eibung bat in biplo=
matf6en &reifen einen febr %ungiinti9en
ginDrud 9en1a9t.
marroffo.
@Gbrenb bic boQGnbi19e Grigantine
Pima" BON elmer @inbfti1e betroffen, on
Der &ifte BON Wtarotfo lag, tpurbe iie BON
Hiffpiraten angegriffen, pelbe in 80ten
an 8orb famen, ben 8apitdn erf9oiIen unb
ben Steuermann b~ertpnnbeten. Nobbem
tie bas Sabr3eug griinblt9 ausJepliin5ert
batten, bra9ten 1e ibren &aub na0 Der
&iiite in Siherbeit.
Madagascar.
@eitere Na9ri9ten, pe19e aus W1dz
iunga iiber ben fran3Oii6en Steg bpul 1ebz
ten Jrettag am 8etaibptafGuffe eingetroffen
1inb, ergeben, bdB Die 6onas 300 Mann,
b%arur1ter mebrere angeIebene 9Guptlinge,
berlpren BADEN. Ser 8erlult ber Sran3plen
beftanb aus einem SObten unb bier Ser
nunbeten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-08
@er rl1r auf @ott Dertraut
unb fefte Inn it9 baut,
Sat nt6t auf Sdnb Qebdut.

9as rfete I'm iib bauen" 1T tpo6l ni9i
milttGrtf9 81 nebmen. Wtlbelm bdlt fein
gutes S9pert in Der @9eibe. Setn qltte5
S9tpert. bas ct na9 MQen, mas man BPM
i6m auf Dem &atbeoer Der &riegs19uIe Inb
auf benz Man0Derfelbe 60rte unb 1ab, ouf
gan5 gut 81 gebrar9en ber1te6t! g1ur nm
10 mebr eereiht es linn our @bre, bab e~ cas
S9tpert Bis iebt nt9t ge3pger, fpnbern 9i6
ftets ebrli9 Inn ben Meltfrieben bemiiGt
bat.
Sn lebter 3eit freilib ~rafelte er nit benz
@9tperte febr laut in 8e3ug arf Sapun,
lieB es aber bod biibf9 in Der @6eioe ftefen.
unb bDffentlt9 pirb ii9 feline Bolitif na1
bort6in fiinftig barouf BET 9rGrfen, in frtebz
li6er unb frellnbli6er @eife 0e1tf6lqnbs
oitaiiatii9e 9anbelsinteref1en gu pabren, bic
iibrigens BON Sapan gar ni9t gefG6rbet iinb.
9ie bauenbe 8ers5etle lit Dffenbor Bib
lt9 5u ne6men. Wenn Mil6elm ufe1te nm
ii9 baut" gegen f9Ie9te Gatbgeber unb qez
meingefGbrli9e 0unfelmGnner, tpel6e i'm
gu elmer riidf9rittli9en 8olittt su perleiten
Iu9en, bas beiBt, tpenn er ii9 fol9e 2eate
berb unb felt bonn 2eibe balten piirbe, 10
tpdre bas Iebr gut.
SClp1t 9Cttu btSIe Allu C~Ul1eTDQItDe Seta
tlngen in 9eutf4lanb, tpeGd6e fir bic urz
Ipringli4e 3mangsborlage Der &e9ierunq
tparen, geben iebt offen 3u: aus ben @offen
9egen ben geipaltfomen 1mftur5 feien in Der
&et3stags@Gommtfiion &etten fir bic S;retz
bett oes 9eoantens nnb @enifens ge9mit,
bet tpDrben.
Sn elmer 8e3iebung tit %anerbinqs Bic uGs
trdmontane l1mgeitaltutg Der 9prlaqe nibt
gang 10 f3linlm, pie biSber in ssolqe elmer
irrtbiimli9en balbamtli9en ,3uIammen1tslz
lung Der @ommiiiionsbef9lii1e qemelbet
purbe. Ser @entrltmsantraq, BAH olG1
iebe u8ef4impfung fir9li6er 9ebren" init
Sin perru1g big gu bret Sabren betraft
tperoen ione, ftel rldmli@, pte fi9 iebt Der
alste1t, in Der GommiIfion 6ur3, ftatt an
9enommen gu perben. 8et Der &raftprobc
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-08

Sberf Sreb. Grant, @r<@eonbter Der
Ser. @taaten in @ien unb dlteIter @obn
BON General Grant, 1T gum Mitglteb Der
Bpli5eizG ommiffion BON Seem gorf gemadt
tpDrben. g1un bat er @elegenbett gu 5etgen,
aus pelbem @olae er gef4niBt it. 9ofz
fentli9 ma9t er benz Namen ietnes Saters
&hre.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-08

Ser republifanif9e @onnerneur
Mprtpn BON Sem 0orf miro bon
Der bemofratiI9en SEEM 0orfer Staats3etz
tung parm geprieIen, lpegen Der 5eitlgtett,
tppmit CT ben @nf9Gdgen beS boss Blatt
entgegentritt. Srpb groBen auf i'm aus ez
iibten Orudes bat @oupernelr Wtortof
iebt AUDI eine BON platt in Der Staats9eles@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-08

Seine ginftli6feit unb suftfeitigfeit i'm
8eileibsbe3eugen beipies &aifer Wtlbelm
II. au9 babur9, baB er olsbalb Der 95tttipe
bes in @tesbaben geftorbencn berlbmten
@9riftftellers s II aD 5reDtag 1stne
%innigfte Sbeilnabme BEL benz iAroerer 8ers
lutte, Der fie unb bic Station betroflet babe,
3utele9rdp9irte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-08
@tm faiferli@er sSabGprm@.

1eber bas @erslein, pelbes Der faiIerli9c
@egirzSdnger auf fem fiir3li6 benz Ser
liner 9ofprebtgerSrommel getpiometes 8ilbz
nib f9rieb, eingen perf6ieoene 2esarten I'M
9o4 iebt 1T bic ri6tige 2esar5t uoffi5ios"
feitgeteqt. Wilbelm bi6tete unb f9rte0:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-08

gebung bur6geIeBte faule Bin iiber Der
naltung bon Observation-Disclosures Our9
Iein 8eto berni9tet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-08

Sn 2itti9 fanb am Moitdge cine iiberz
aus ldrmbole &~unbgebung itatt. Sine Nn=
5dbl Der &ubeItDrer ipurbe Derbaftet. @iner
Der 8erbafteten f6lug einen poli5tten Sit
8oben. Ser YpGi3iit fprang tpieoer auf unb
fdllg ieinen &nsreifer nit Ietnem @d6el
nteher.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-08

@eitere Na6ri9ten, tpel6e aus Waa~
iunga ii6er ben fran3Oiif6en @ieg borl lebz
ten 5reitag I'M 8etdibptdfluife eingetroffen
iinb, ergeben, baB Die 6opas 300 Mann,
barunter mebrere ange1ebene 9Guptlinge,
b~erlpren BADEN. Ser @erluft ber Sran3pIert
betanb aus einem Spbten unb bier 8er=
%tpunbeten.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18
THERE OUGHT TO BE.

OURS Is government "of the peo- pie, by the people. and for the people" Under our system We have wards which it is our duty, as a government. 10 protect and provide for to the ex- tent that they do not want for the nee essaries of life through our neglect. The frontiersmsn, those brave horny handed men and women, who know not the meaning of fear, who are al- ways iound in the van of higher civil izstion. and who make it possible for the wesk and timid 10 follow and enjoy the fruits oi their labor, should have the constant and unceasing care of a government such as ours. The Apache Indians are a warlike people, and are liable to break out at any time and for the most trivial cause and our people, in all fairness and lust ce, should receive all the protec- tion that just government could give. Fort Huuchuca, one of the most important military posts in this department, and situated on the i'm : mediate trail Of these Indians leading from S,n Carlos to Mexico, offers hur rery sl ght ruteciIon to the taxpayinp ciiIzehs of Ihis secti n oi the country, for the reast n q al there IS not now, nor has there been for months. a single co pany of cavaly stationed there. There are soldiers there, it is true, but they are infantry, and would offer just about as much protection to tine settlers, in the event of an outbreak, as a reed shanty would give 10 its inmates in the track Of cyclone. There ought to be at least two com panies ol cavalry s' this post, and the attention of our delegate, MT. Murphy. IS respectfully called 10 this fact, and his sid is invoked in behalf Of this people.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18
BISBEE ITEMS.
May l5, lS93.

May To, ls9e. Sheriff c. S. Fly was in town yes terday on official business.
 John Campbell returned today from California.
 wm. Heyne was up from his ranch today.
 Dr. Toney made a trip to Conten- tion today.
 G. F. Paddock was passenger on the outgoing train yesterday.
 Hon. c. l.. Cummings, Of the 18th legislature, is in town for few dsys. Wm. Overlook, of Washington, ar rived here Monday evening. He is looking well aud hearty.
 B. F. Brown was up from the Erie Cattle company's ranch yesterday.
 l.. Marquillan, the merchant prince oi La Motiia, Mexico, arrived in tOah today.
 Fred z. Stone and family left for Portland, Oregon, this morning.
 Mrs. F. J. Berger and children lei for Nashville, Tennessee, yesterday J. II. Newman, agent for L. Zeckeu- endoif & Co., of Tucson, is selling u choice line of ladies goUds in Bisbee
 Mrs. Mae Walsh and Miss Beatrice Crouch left for Tombstone yesterday morning for a short visit.
 Mrs. J. W. Howell and children ana her brother have left for Ca'ifornia where she will re, iie in the future. Mis- Katie Munch, who has beer suffering severely for some time iron nervous prostration, Is improving ral ldy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

lS our late civil war it is doubtful fl the gold of New York and London did not work us greater injury than the powder lead and iron Of the south. I was the most iuvipcible enemy of th- public credi. Gold paid no soldiers
 r sailors. IL refused the national obligations, and It was worth more when our fortunes were the lowest Every defeat gave it increased value IL was m open alliance with our en- emies the worlI over and al ils enei- gIes were evoked for out destruction, but, as usual, when the danger la: teen averted and the victory secures, gold swaggers to the front and asserts tue supremac: -Senator Ingalls,.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

THE only national question now be- heiore ,he American people is that oi he curreLcy. The war IS over. The Force bill is repealed, never to be rs- enacted. Tariff legislation of gen. ..ral character will not be attempted or several years. The next national campaign must be fought with cur rency as the issue and it behooves every voter 10 assume s decided p silion ou the qu, stion. Break the party lines and act for his own and bis neighbors' interest.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

WHAT free coinage men demand l. not silver monomeIalli-m, but himei- allism. They are put by gold mono metalliss in the light of desiring 10 -st ,blish silver monometnllism, but that is unjust and false. They wan bimetsllism anH they seek 1t through Tree coinage because they are con yinced that the United States is s,ront enough C. numerically to restore the p.ii'y b-tween silver and gold by sin,- ply opeuing the hints to the free and unlimited ,o,nate e nf both metals.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18
School Exercises.

The closing exercises of the primary ard intermediate grades of the public school were held this afternoon at the school house.
 A large, appreciative and attentive audience was present, and the pupils acquitted themselves in manner that may be we'll calculated to give an in- sight of tine rapid advancement and progress made by them in the various grades, and the hopeful and fond par en,s may be pardC ned in manifesiing feeling of just pride in seeing tn ir offspring doing so admirably well. Too much credit cannot be bestowed on the Misses Maggie Mccormick and Rose Hat,icb, through whose un- tiring efforts. il was made pos,ible for the splendid and creditable showing made.
 Each of the scholars did their parts in praiseworthy manner. Owing to lack of space and time, a personal mention of each of the participants must be omitted, but special deference and consideration is paid to the coll irill composed of fourteen girls dressed alike in unique and quaint costumes and each having a Goll in their arms so through a series of Exercises drill that is mos, pIeasinj. The same may be said oi the rainfSw d,in by he'y oi seven girls appearing with ribbons of the rainbow tints, and which was most delightiully rendered.
 Thus closes the term Of school, and the scholars have an enjoyable vsca- ton for three months.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

Ben Cook is expected in Tombstone this week from Los Angeles. He comes to look after the Hrrschell, in which ex-congressmsn Mark Smith is also interested and. it is thought they will together resume work and open up the bonanza. Their working this mine will not interfere with the pres nt labors of MT. Jack Perl.nda who is pushing work, under a lease, in the northerly part of the workings, and w!,o. by the way, is doing satisfactory. Th- Herschc!I in it's I50 feet f depth has produced several fortunes, and as 1t is practically surface work so far, a continued depth may undoubtedly prove e rich ss the upper workings.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

TIE bin-tallic party is the nucleus O. A great national party; 1t de. end- upob the TWO old parties whetheri 1t ever attains it's natural strength. IT the oli parties ignore silver, or nominate men whose views are not favorable 10 the white metal. the new party will draw from both of them, and will grow into su organization more powerful than the republican party, which sprung from the ranks of the whigs, and other political parties. As slavery ~as the issue that led to the formation of the republican parry, so silver will be the issue that may lead 70 q great bimetallic Earty.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

THE men engaged in the great steel works strike of Chicago, are said 10 be pitiably ignorant men whose lives have been succession of crushing hardsbips, living Tn narrow, unim- proved ,treeis, amid constant distre-s, with no hope for the future. This is well calculated to develop all that i- brutal in mans nature. What a con trast 10 the broad clean streets of our rity
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18
F w Bradford died At Sacramen [.

F.. w. Bradford died at Sacramen to Cal. on the 9th inst. He came here in '76 and remained in Tombstone until go when he left for California to regain his lost health having been a. flicted with a paraleiic stroke some time prior 10 his departure. He fol- lowed his profession when here as engineer, and everyone knew him ns Brad" MT. Bradford vas an earre>t Old Fellow and at the time of his death was a member of the Sov- erign Grand Lodge. His many friends here will be psined to hear of his death.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18
HOw's This ?

We offer One Hundred Boilers Re- ward for any case of Catarrh that can- not bS6ured by Halls Ca,arrh Cure.
 F.J. CHIMNEY & CO, Props, Toledo, O.
 w., the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheyney for the last b years, md believe him perfectly honorable in III business transactions and financisH ly able to carry out any obligations made by their firm.
 WEST TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists,
 Toledo, O. N< WALDING, KISEAN 6 MARVIN, Whole
 sale Druggists, Toledo, O..
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern- ally, acting directly upon the hlood ant mncuos surfaces of the system. Price. 75c per bottle. Sold by all Drug giste. Testimonials free. ]
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

THE efforts on .ne part Of the gold standard advocates 10 make II appear that the demand for the recoinage Of silver is a sectional cry shows the bra zen effrontery of the money power. The whole sou.h and west are demand ing the free coinage of silver, and a little neck of the woods in New Eng land Is championing the single gold standard and talking about section al issue.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

CHICAGO has an honest" money league, whicn organization will carry on A vigorous campaign against silver in every ward in the city. The silver bimetallic league should remember that organization must he me. by or ganization, and now is the time. Will the men of Arizona stand idly by and watch ibe great struggle. which means co much 10 us, and offer no helping hand?
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

A letter received from Mir. r. c. Clancy, the capitalist, who was in Tombstone a few weeks since and who investigated some mining property in the new golJ district, states that he will return in a few weeks. He was more than pleased with the outlook and it is probable he may interest himself in one of the many prospects, in this vicinity. His return signifies chat he has something in view and his letter has ring to i. that is most en- cUuragiDg.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18
FORT HUACHUCA ITEMS
Bright and Newsy Items From
 Our Correspondent.
A Suggestion That should he
 -Sun,mfr Resort.
May l5, 1895.

hdy lJ, lcJJ.
 Sheriff Fly depa-ted for your burg today.
 We expect the faymaster in few days.
 Times are getting duli on account of the completion of most oi the gov ernment contracts.
 James McCarty & Sons are still de- liyering spuds 10 Uncle Sam. Jim has one of the best potato ranches in the country.
 Jnmes c. Burnett, the successful b-ef contractor, is about 10 commence building his cold storage ware rooms for preserving beef.
 Mrs. Warrington, of Fsirbsnk, who has been visiting with friends here foi the last weeK, has returned home. She will be missed for her social Qnal- ities are both agreeable and interest ing.
 We had Q pleasant visit from the aud both oi them seemed to be on im- portsnt business, but were as dumb as oysters as 10 thur mis sion.
 The Cameron Cattle company are shipping another train lead of cattle from Huachuca station.
 There will be cattle inspector aI- pointed in short time for this place. Sheriff R. ". Leatherwood, after a s,ay with us of enc day, lei. for Crlt- teDden.
 Father Diily was here a few days ago attending to the spiritual welfare of his flock.
 There Is a movement on foot 10 es- iablith Q summer resort some where along the Huachuca maintains. We hope it will be reality.
 Mrs. " H. Igo and her pretty child ren paid us vist a few days ago.
 Miss Clara Fentor and sister, Mrs Turner, paid us short visit recently. J. U. Vaughan, one of the largest stockmen of the San Pedro. has been delivering beef cattle here to the beej contractor.
 Now that the Indians on the San Carlos reservation are about 10 cause troubl-, and as this fort, one of the most important in the department, ha- not e"en a troop of cavalry, what will the people in authority say when a half dozen or more citizens are killed? The people, even at this late day, should protest. Great credit must be given Mir. Co- nsllis. of this place, for a smart piece of detective work. A man by the name of Felepe Robles chopped oil a mau'- head eight years ago in Tucson and then escaped 10 Mexico, but now he langui.hes in the Tucson isii charged with murder.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

from letter recei' ed by the PROs- PEcrok from Porter Laus shlin, familiar ly known in Tombstone and Bisbee as 5 niling Gus" shows he is in Car boo, British Columbia, the sc-ne of tine latest gold excitement, and to which hundreds Of miners are Hooking. Gus states he is doing we'll, aud says min -rs are continuing to pour into camp daily. Everything IS sold at bonanz" prices, flour commands SIP 10 Sl5 per hundred pork, 50c per pound; egg SI.75a Gozen snd chicken hard 10 ge ~1 $I and upward each. The camp has about I200 inhabitants, springing tO that number since the gold excitement now some two months ago. Gu, wants to keep posted on his old stamp ing ground and wants the We, kiy io be sent to him. We may expect an in- tersstiny letter hona him shortly.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

Is the face of the gaining strength ni the silver movem-nt many of the trimming politicians of bo h partie- are proclaiming that they are in favor of bimetallism, il it can be reached by international agreement. Those gen. tlemen need not be alarmed. Alter rhe United States adopts bimetalli,m there will be an international agree ment p. d. q.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

Juana Walker, claiming to te the daughter of the laie J. b. Walker, oI Vekol fame, and q Pima squax, has entered suit in L"s Angeles, CaliiornIa, against the administrator oi the estate ni said Walker. The property in that city amounts to about S1000, nnd Juuna, or her attorneys. have an idets that 1t has not been properly G;strib- uted for the reason that the Arizona cuntingen: was left out of the deal. Hence Ihe suit,
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18
THE general op;nios throughout the

THE general opinios throughout the south seems to be that Secretary Car lisle will refuse 10 accept Senator Blsckhurn's challenge 10 debate on the silver question, and that as A re- suit the people of Kentucky who like nothing so well as a god old-fashioneh political row between gladiators on the rostrun1, will laugh the turn-coai secretary from the field.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

SENATOR CoCKRELI. has returned to Missouri 10 remain until October. H. will take an nctive part in the cam paign for free silver convention this summer. With Gov. Stone, Dick Bland and Senator Cockrell n the field for the silver metal. it will not take long for the people Of Missouri 10 find out the cause Of dull times.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

ASoTHER new party has been organ ized 10 be known as the Independent Workingman's party. IL is intended to be of national scope. The organIz- CTS Of this laboring mans party are the ones to send silver literature to, and thus give them light in the direction where the working man'- interests are.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-18

The free coinage Of both gold and siler IS the only salvation fUr the la boring class of people. The country is depressed and will remain so until there is change in the monetary conditions. There is one thing men refuse to ecome accustomed Co and that is empty stomschs, and hungry men may T sht fl the ballot lsils.