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Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-16

Joe Bignon came in today from a >pectinG trip of several weeks dur ation m the Swishelms. He reports -eycral finds winch, with some work that will subsequently, be done upon them, nay prove honanzss. Joe is a hustler and Is deserving of success.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-16

Holbrook has a rlenr majority of 200 and is chosen as the county seat oi Navajo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-16

AGENTS WANTED.-Free prepai- outfit to energetic men. Several of our salesmen have earned from $T0 to slOO week for years past. P. o. Box 1871, New York.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-16

Watermellons are high pricel in Yuma where they sell from 75 cents to sl.JO apiece.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-16

MONK BROS. Postoftec- Wilcox. Ariz. Range Railroad Park. ~attle brand-M left shoulder q Jeff side K .eit hip. Horse brand-CO left thigh. Other brands-OL left side; A Increase \ high up left idle. O Q right hip
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-16
THE WEATHER


 THE WEATHER Is hotter than-well, hotter than we wish it 10 be. The thermometer IS way up 10 S7 and 90 degrees in the shade A sack of corn that was left on the sidewalk of J. B. Angus store yesterday popped every grain of it. Anyhow, that's what somebody told us somebody told him somebody told somebody else. One San Hill freak of the hot wave We can swear to. J. C. Chisholm had ap olla wrapped about with dunlap which was saturated with water; the evaporation of water in the sacking kep. the contents of the olla cool, when the Duke went 10 the ola yesterday for drink he found the great evaporation caused by the in tense heat had frozen the water 10 solid block oi ice. No boquets, please.
 HOLD THE FORT, CON.
 Con Sullivan is company in Charles Lea's house while Charles is paying q visit to Tombstone. Con has armed himself with a jug full oi ammunition and is ready for all corners.
 A GOOD TINE A COMING.
 Several of our young ladies and gen. tlemen are planning a pleasure trip Or the future. The first time the moon gets fnll they are going to take advantage Of the lunar orbs overloaded condition and go for a ramble on burros.
 FROM HUACHUCA. MT. Rankin arrived yesterday from the Huachucas where, he reports, everything is tip-top. Mir. Rankin brings q load Of hay for Dubscher and Muheim.
 DEPARTURES.
 Several persons left yesterday morn ing fc Tombstone.
 Mir. ". 4. Harvey, general freight agent for the A. dc $. E., leaves this morning. He 6 pes but as far as Ben son and will return 10 few days. MINING NOTES.
 MT. Strauss rece!ved lot oi speci- mems recently from his mine, .,the Pinetc. The specimens are Tncom- monly rich. MT Strauss Is trying to make some arrangement with eastern capitalists 10 develop his very rch property.
 Co.onel Weir, who until some weeks ago had the name of owning Ihe Moe tezuma Concentrating mining prop critics, IS expected in Bisbee within a month,
 The ore taken from the Sbat;uck- Keating-Greniell mine steadily i'm proves in quality.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-16
BIsBEE, June Ii, 1895

THIS woUII ENHANCE THE FOURTH.
 Talk of sending an athletic team to the county seat to compete with the Tombstone boys is gaining ground We have been deputed to fay the mat Ter before the Fourth of July com mitiee. II the base ball nine go over, 1t will not cost much mere to take along a tug-ul-war team, and it would make the days programme a thorough success. Frank Ryan will coach our boys, and it may be we can induce the doughty "Fat" to become anchor. With Fat as anchor and Del Lewis foreninst him we could pull all Tombstone out of plumb.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-16

Store up your energies for great Fourth of July celebration.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-16
santa yzoaica E.xcursioD.

First excursion Of the season passes through Benson, Thursday, June 20 Round trip S3l.Co Those desiring a summers outing should take advantage Of this exceed ingly low rate. Limit of the tickets 50 days. Co enjoy the sea breeze and salt balhs. Call on,
 F. G. WEBSTER, ag'.
 BeneUn, Ariz. T. 1T. GOODMAN, C. P. A.
 San Francisco, Cal. s.sSLzz
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-16
". MORRIS.
RoCKFELI.OW X SERVOSs,

NONN4 LII.OW U SLFN ONS, PoS:ofllcc-Wilcox ID
 Range-Sulphur Spring Valley. Cattle bFand-NS let hIP. Young s,oSs> l'Taaded on hip. old stock on tiIe side Horse brand-S ' left shoulder. Also ossn double cioss brand with N Y. some :imeS run A. quarter circle or dart Run cattle iniD = brand.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-16
CHGRICAHJA CATTLE co,

Poztoifice-Tcmbstone, a Range-Between Chiricahna,. and Drago p mts: Steer range on Bugle and Bonita crceb Graham county.
 Cattle hrand-C C left side and q left hip
 Hcrse brand-W left hip.
 Other brands: Circle W on left side; Circs . on left side: UP connected, on right sid. and hip: H. on right side; Diamond ] on !... h: ,: 50 bar urd,E. on lcf; side and hip; 6 or right side; ST on Jeff side; l5 on right. .sice
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-16
DEPARTURES.

Several persons left yesterday morn ing fc Tombstone.
 NIT. w. A. Harvey, general freight agent for the A. & s. E., leaves this morning. He 6 pes but as far as Ben son and will return 10 a few days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-16
BISBEE NEWS. Daily Happenings at the Great Copper Camp. Budget of Interesting Items from our Regular Cor
 respondent.
YESTERDAYS TRAIE

Brought Sheriff Fly and MT. Burr from Tombstone. NIT. Fly come to sub pena witnesses fer the defense in the case of the Territory ys Jobn Heiley.
 II. s. Millzner, of New otk, and A. :. Wall, St. Louis, also arrived.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-16
AT THE CoCHIsE CLUB

The boys had a merry time of it last evening. Mir. Bariley of San Francis co was present and the boys got up an impromptu affair for the vi-itor's entertainment. Will Gren.ell and come o.hers gave an entertaining exhibition with the gloves; another Of the boys pleased everyone with his agile rendition of the highland fling f; Angus Campbell delighted his audi ence with violin solo, and MT. Bart ley, not to be outdone in good-fellow- ship, entertained all with the latest song.
 THE A. O. [. V.
 M, Mafcalf rocovdor of fba 1aoal
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-16
A GOOD TINE A COMING.
FROM HUACHUCA.

MT. Rankin arrived yesterday from the Huachucas where, he reports, everything is tip-top. MT. Rankin brings q load Of hay for Dubacher and Muheim.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-16
BAUER.

Postoffice- Tonbstonea
 Range Oak Grove and Antelope ranche ard Noonen ranch, north side Dragoon mts, Cattle brand-.A left hip and A leit side Brand Al B connected kept up.
 Horse brand-A
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-16

Ben Williams into the Bank of Cali iorria lwo thousand dollars to be held in lrus, fo. Mrs. J. W. Howell. This is but one oi the many sums paid yearly ie ;he wiiows oi ;Le United WorLiusmeD. No workingmsn can afford to ignore !his estimatle brother hood wti;h provides so liLCraliy for the widows aui orphans oi its mem bers,
 ARRIVALS.
 Among yesterday arrivals were Frank Bs.iian, F. Crouch and J. FowlFes, who s,r:ei on the trial jury. Mir. Bartley came :n from san Fran cisco. Mr Fred.F3cSs oi ,he san Mi guI MiAins Co. also arrived yester- day.
 Nor A COSER THIS JiME.
 NIT. Wilugis uP anu around again though looking very pale and NeaS from E,a severe illness. We thought for day or two he was abOu, 10 pass in lis checks, but Mr. Wittig could not see things in that light and his re- solve 10 postpone the funeral helped no: little 10 pull him through.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-16

Mir. Metcalf, recorder Of the local lodge of the 4. o. U. w., paid through
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-16
HOLD THE FORT, CON.

Con Sullivan is company in Charles Lea's house while Charles is paying a visit to Tombstone. Con has armed himself with a jug full oi ammunition and is ready for all corners.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-16

INNIGRAIIoN COMMISSIONER
 Tombstone, Arizona.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-06
A,blIry Iu m ReylyaI

On Sunday morning the nine O'Clock
experience meeting, led by Brother Will
liam Bird. was ono of great power. There
was large congregation, including evan
Relic wife. Evangelist Wilson made the
opening prayer OF the 10 50 o. m. services
after which. on being questioned by our
reporter. who congratulated him on his
accomplished wltes appearance and re.
marks at the early morning meeting lie
satd his wife was better Evangelist than
himself that she has labored much in Bal
ttmore. and that he hoped the people
would have al opportunity to hear her In
Wilmington.
A blacksmith by trade and work Ing at
the forge and anvil James 81. Wilson was
converted 80 years ago Joined the NJ. L.
Church and has been In evangelic work
ever slrce. his lahore being mainly in
Kent and Sussex OF delaware and In Nir-
ginia and Marysnd. He has Just come
from eight months Of service In Baltimore
and will hold forth at Asbury all this
week. the public being cordially invited.
The Asbury communion was admlnis.
tered by Dire. Howard and Simms ioyously,
after taking fifteen matrlculated members
into the church. Among them was Andrew
j. Conner ex.brldRetender and second
hand furniture dealer. who was congratu-
lated by the writer and told to stick.
The exercises conolud I'D with the sing'
ing By Evangelist Wilson Of My Mothers
Beautiful Hand" and tears howed down
the cheeks OF six. thirteenths OF the com
muulcantB.
In the afternoon there was q powerful
experience meeting led by Evangelist
Wilson.
There was slight sen5ation whom o to.
bacco-smoking and hollness-blasphem
ing member sang down hoart-purity-
testlfying brother. To the latter brothers
and sisters expressed their regrets anu
sympathy alter the meeting and the Idea
WAS developed that 1t is a usual sign OF
healthy revival when the devil tries to get
in HE work and that on that experience the
Lord has had many triumph In old AS
bury.
ON this occasion the unpleasant emotion
of the oopgreg alton was relieved by IN ;
interesting and felicitions Testimonies Of
DR.. Jester and wife. Evangelist Wilson's
wife and others.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-06
When WIN They a.lIourn>

Dover May 4.
In the House today Mr.. Moore offered
resolution to extend the time for ad-
journlng to May 49, The resolution was
laid on tho table until Monday. 1t is
known that considerable business has to
come before the Legislature yet and it Is
the opinion thutit cannot be all transacted
In three dnyS
The committee on Constitutional Con
ventlon to-day decided to faVornbly re.
port the Senate bill calling convention,
II provides fot ten delegates from each
county The bill has been amended SO
that the General Assembly recommends
that the TWO political parties ulvlde the
deegates equally. The committee has
decided that 1t has no power to make
provision In the act THAT the convention
shall be composed OF un equal number OF
delegates from each party The bill
which will be amended and reported fay.
orably has already been passed by the
Senate.
In The House to-day the following bills
were passed: To Incorporate the Masonic
Hall Company OF Loves; for tho relief of
the heirs OF Robert Cook. deceased; to In
corporate the Sussex Trust, Title and safe
Deposit Company; to Incorporate tho Cal
hOun-Priee Company; in relation TO Ger.
tain deeds; to prevent bogus sales; To in
crease tax in district No. 81, Sussex Cuun.
".
To amend chapter 81. volume II; to lay
out anew public road In Gumboro hun.
drei substitute for House bill to amend
chapter 2b. volume 10; to amend chapter
63i volume is; In relation 10 filling vacan.
cies In the office OF road commissioners.
The bill to increase the age OF consent
died to day.
Ihs Republican members received a
strange invitation to-day enclosed In
mourning envelopes. 1t Is as follows:
You are expected TO elect a United
States Senator II the Legislature should
adjourn without a Republican Senator
being elected Immediately on adjourn.
ment of the Honorable Body they are
requested to attend tho funeral OF the
once Grand Old Party and may God have
mercy on their souls. Very respectfully.
"THE MEIpERs OF THE REPuBLIeAS PATTY,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-06
Ho. for Donvor vim Pennn. IL. n.

For the accommodation OF persons who
desire to visit Colorado on the occasion of
the meeting OF the National Educational
Association, at Denver, Col, July to 70,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
soil excursion Tickets on July 3, 4 and 3. to
Denver. Colorado Springs, Manitou and
Puebloat the extremely low rate OF $50. 75
from New York. $40 25 from Philadelphia.
$i1 80 from Baltimore and Washington,
Si725 from Harrisburg; propurtionate
rates from other points.
These tickets will be good for return
passage from Colorado points on July ~,
IS, II and Is. with an extension until Sept.
let IL desired.
A special train Of Pullman Buffet Sleep
Ing Cars viii. be run. leaving New York ut
10 10 o. m, July 4, stopping ut prominent
intermediate points and arriving at Den.
yer on the afternoon OF July q.
This affords a grand opportunity for q
trip to tho wOrld.renowned Rocky Noun.
ly amull cost
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-06
Drooulix,,t Fox uuo,inu.

Just now the fox.huntlng season is sup.
posed to be over. but II ia not, and as soon
as the moon shines brightly tho hounds
will enjoy many run by night, nnd many
hunters will stand upon the hills and
watch them. or late years this sport has
grown quite popular. and it will be in.
dulged In to considerable extent during
this month.
1t la a well.known fact to hunters that
at night the foxes Will run but u short
distance when they start aud circle about
the immediate nelghborhood, nsver going
Tar away.
No hOrses are used but the hunters are
content to cit at the top of q fence on a
hill, listen to the music OF hounds and
occasionally get look at them as they
pass over nelghbOrlng emlnence.
Reynard, too. sometimes gets within
eight, but such cases are rare.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-06
Tho Poverty In Cnhn.

MADRID, May o.-General CalleJa for
merly captain general Of Cuba, has ar
rived hore from Havana In an interview
he stated that he was aware of the begin.
ming of the rising in Cuba, and was in
formed as to the movements of the filibus-
tors in the United Stntes and the sepa-
ratists in Cuba. He was, however, power
less to prevent the rising in tho eastern
end of tho island, owing to the want of
organized troops and the scarcity of war
material He had only 5000 soldiers and
1900 raw recruits, force that was not
adequate to garrison the towns, lot alone
to take the field against the rebels The
poverty prevailing in Cuba, he declared,
had forced many starving men to join the
yahals
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-06
Jabsz Baifour's Return to ENGLAND.

SOUTHAMPTON, May 8--Jabcz Spencer
Balfour, tho ex-member of parliament
who has gained world wide notorlety
through his connection with the collapse
of tho Liberator Building society and
other allied concerns, and by the long con
tinued efforts of the British government
to secure his extradition from Argentina,
whence he fed, arrived here at midnight
from Buenos Ayres on board the steamer
Tartar Prince. His arrival caused the
greatest excitement, and every precaution
was taken to protect him, 1t being feared
that some of his many victims who were
completely ruined by the failure of the
building society would attempt to assail
him. The dock was closed to the public
and Balfour was placed on board special
train and taken to London
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-06
Another Veteran Gone.

Jesse d. Farrell, formerly OF this city.
died suddenly at the National Soldiers
Home, Hampton Va. on Wednesday.
May ist Mr. Farrell was native OF
Chester county. Pa. and was born in 1924.
lie came TO this city some years prior to
the war for the suppression OF the rebel
lion and worked for the Seidel y Hast.
inEs Company. He had the reputation of
teing one of tho best plate rollers in tie
country. When the call was made for
volunteers. he enlisted in the First Dela.
ware Regiment, and served until the close
oil the war.
He was brave soldier. and was severe.
ly wounded In tho foot at the battle of
Antietam. After his discharge at tho
cluso OF the war. he again was employed
by the Seidel ami Hastings Company,
and continued with them untii Incapaci.
tateG by the old wound and increasing
age. About Is months ago he was ad-
mitted TO tho Home. On the last day of
April he wrote letter to his aged wife,
and died tne next day from heart failure
shortly after eating a hearty meal. His
remains were inferred In the National
Cemetery near tho Home. The deceased
was well.known In this city and In ad.
dition to Ills wife left four children all of
win III are grown.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-06
sI,E,,IAL- -nIENrInN.

Cuppingnnd lsecninI. IH3 4. second3s
II. F. Davis. Jewelsr. . L. end st
Cupping & loeotina. Partor.ss MaIlsla
American Laundry 6)I West Front St
5lmms' Liver Pills quick In curling
headache. splendid liver s.lnnlant; best
ever made; thousands say SO. 500 King
Btreet
The healthy wealthy and wise all usa
DR.. Slmms White Pulmonio Balsam,
when troubled with coughs, sore throat,
lung diseases. &C.. SOC and 81. Depot 6JJ
King street.
DR., Slmms' White Fulmonlc Balsam, the
posltive cure In sore throat and lung dis.
eases, coughs. hoarseness, Group, blood
splitting, &c. Sold by regular druggists
only anu at 6o6 King street at so cents aud
q.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-06
Reduced Rate. TO philadelphia.

On the occasion OF the dedication OF tho
Odd Fellows Temple at Philadelphia. May
81. 1895 the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany will sell, OH May 20 and 81, excursion
Tickets to Philadelphia and return from all
points on its system cast of Plttsburg and
Eric, north of QuanLico and south of
Canandaigua inclusIve. at single fare
for the round "trip. with minimum rate Of
nfty cents. Tickets will be good for re-
turn passage until May % inclusive.
This rate is open to tho public and offers
an excellent opportunity Tor visit to Phil
aIelphla at u very small cost.
knst und frequent express trains run
from Philadelphia to all principal New
JerseY seashore resorts.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-06
KILLED HI. wIfs,. Lover.

NEW ORLEANS, May 6.-Dr. Samuel p.
Schwing killed DIR. Emile Hermit at noon
yesterday Both are prominent citizens
of Plaquemine, Heriat being practlcing
physician and Sohwing being secretary of
the Lsvert shingle manufacturing COM
pany Heriat, who has wife and five
children, became infatuated with Mrs.
Sehwlng, and their love led to street
duel several weeks ago, Heriat bting
slightly wounded Yesterday Schwin,; ro-
turned unexpectedly from II business trip,
and found the couple III IA room together.
The tragedy followed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-06
Fatal Storm in Alabama.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, May GA severe
wind and rain storm passed over the
southern part of Cullman county, sixty
miles north OF here, yesterday afternoon
The wires are all down and details arc
meager. Many buildings were either
blown down or damaged, so it is reported,
and crops destroyed 1t is said that two
miles west of Hanevllle the house of James
Ellis was blown down and all his family
of six persons were badly hurt, an ll-year-
old son having since died. The damage to
the fruit crop was heavy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-06
j a WI ES' $fs#: Sf"fs. e. 4 Ssii sSii :
The star spnupIed nnnner,r Author


Many interesting things about Francis
Scott key-the author of the Star Span.
gled Banner are contained in pamphlet,
which may he obtained free from the Key
Monument Association of Frederick City,
Maryland. by ndlng one 9 cent stamp
for postage. This Association is raising
funds for sultable monument to the
poet, and they suggest that In tho schools
AMI everywhere upon or before Flag Day
Dune lith) this subject be suitably recog.
nized
Contributions however small. are asked
for. Every one who loves the Flag. ought
to have some small share in building this
monument. The Governor OF Maryland
has strongly endorsed the movement.
The nnmes OF ali contributors will be pre-.
served in the crypt Of the monument, and
published (without amounD in the his
tory OF the monument when completed.
DR. sty dt Gt Dollars saved arc dnIInr
Ip ID W LIp earned. To apply this maxlms
you must watch the bargains advertised, The
Gcid Embossed Wall Papers now being sold
by the Fidelity WALL PAPER 40. of ~,
North ! Ith ST.. Philadelphia, for IOe ana l9c
per piece co tne under this head.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-06
Four Persons Drowned.

DETROIT, Mich, May 6,-The opening of
the season of acquaticpl pleasure was marked
here yesterday by the drowning of four
persons At o'clock in the afternoon
John Moriarty, aged Is; Frank Connolly,
aged IA, and four other youths were swim
ming in the Rouge river, when Connolly
was taken with II cramp In sinking he
clutched Moriarty's leg, and both were
drowned. The bodies were recovered
later. At $3.50 p, m. a sailboat containing
George II. Baugh, his wife and brother-in.
law, George Emmons, was capsized in the
Detroit river off Sandwich Point. Mr. and
Mrs. Baugh were both drowned Scufllinp
by the men in the boat was the cause OF
the accident
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-06
The OYSTER senson over.

Wednesday practically ended the oyster
season. May has 10 Il In it.; Leither has
June. July or August. therefore, according
to the Il theory. oysters are not In fit con.
ditiou for the table until September. But
there are many who laugh at the iden. but
Its spawning season, as have other shell
fish. and that whom it is IN a milky condl.
tion it Is regarded by those who have
knowledge OH tho subject as uuilt to be
eaten
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-06
A New Pastor.

The Rev. @. j. Smith, the new pastor
Of the lst NJ p Church, 18th street near
Walnut, preached yesterday to large and
appreclatl,e congregations ii 9 is q good
solid talker, and his sermons nre full OF
earnest thought and spiritual food. Mr..
Smith has only been here two Sabbaths.
but he has already made good impres,
eion not only on his members but ous
an earnest man of God as Its pastor the
lst 81. r. Church will have the most pros.
perous year 1t has had for several years.
Tn tho Church OF the Redeemer last
night Bjshop W, r. Nicholson ID. u. con
tirmed q class OF elk persons.