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Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-29
Two t:tisi ways.

Two ruuaways occurr-d d today and caused considerable excitement. Al about noon the horses attached 10 the 4-horse hay wagon belongin; to c. A. Ove,lock which was standing near the butcher shop, became suddely fright ened at some object and started on full run down the street, making short turn at the empty let opposite J. Y. Nickers office. The wagon slid several in making the mad dash and one Of the wheel horses fell and was considerably bruised and cut; however, , he was up in @ second and the spirited four continued their gate until brought up with a sudden turn, but not before they had completely demolished an adote outhouse which they had attempted 10 pass, and created con- sterna,ion among d number of people who were Tn the rear of tine saloons and were pushing to tke front (ot the hous J with all possible h ste.
 The blooded racn horse belonging 10 District Attorney swain was hitche d to cart in front of the court house and suddenly and without warning the bystAnders saw him make the regu,a- ton hor:e race start. and in less time than il takes to tell it was making a mile minute run down 4,h street. When he reached the bottom of the big hill it was with such momentum that, instead of turning of here and going to his own stable, ii carried him past II. q. Howe's office and leaving the road made a across country shoot for the Dragoon mount0!ns.
 The horse wa- found several miles out m Walnut Gulch and none inc worse for his run but the cart is all broke up.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-29
OUR SUBJ RB
Shipment of 1urquOis
 East.

MT. Julius Goldsmith and Superiu- dent Hazlcwood came in today from TGrQuois. "Ihe new find sail Mir. Goldsmith, when sccn thI, afternoon by PROsPECIOR reporter, 'is looking remai kably well Some excellent quality of tGrqu,is has b,cn ;akeI out and today 1 made shipment to head quarters at New York. All the first class tuTquois ore is sent by Wells Fargo X Co. The ore Is all sorted and graded, the second class-wuich also commands fancy figuro-when l50 or more pounds are accumulated then it |, shipped by freight. A shipment o this kind Is made about every two months. tie last having teen made >eiy re en,ly and the returns gave more than satisfactory results"
 Mir. E Goldsmith, brother of Mir. Gold.mi;h here and heavily interested in the company at Turquois has sent word that upon his return from Europe ahou; the middle of next month he Si!l come here and the contemplated extensive work and, operations on lnrgrr scale will doubt | less be put in execution. The coma pany own- the best mines in the>' United States, and they consider thel gem producers ai Iurquois superior to any they operate.
 About 2j feet has been suuk on i = new find aud big excavation maus following the deposits oi iurquois.
 Sup,. Hezelwooi Is pleased with the prospects and thinks il will prove a bigger mine than any of the claims now worked.
 Other mines Of the group are being worked end continue to produce ex- ceilent gems.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-29

And this is silver ore, is it?" said Mrs. $. examining the piece Of curi- ous looking mineral.
 "Yes, my desr," replied her bus band.
 "And how do they get the silver out?'
 "They smelt it."
 "Well, that's queer" she added, after applying the ore to her nose; q smelt i. too, but didn't get any silver"
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-29

II you want cash for Cancelled Post age Stamps, Old Coins and Confeder- ate Money, send i cents in stamps for p'ire lists tO Block & Baldwin, Dep. D. Equitable building, Memphis, Tenn. They also represent large manufac- turers. Write them Tor prices of any thing you want. s2i-6m
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-29
CHRONIC DIARRHOEAIN SOUTH
 AFRICA.r

For over six years was a constant sufferer from Diarrhoea. tried great, many remedies yet found no relief. By chance, noticed an advertisement IH the newspaper calling attention 10 Cham berlain's Cholic, Cholera and Diarrho-a Remedy. l sent for a bottle, and before half Of II had been taken was com pe;ely cured-E. (. Riel, Nresdfort. Orange Free State, South Africa For sale by Tombstone Drug Go.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-29
'sI,c Modern Brnuty.

rhriyes ou goni food ani ,unslinr, wi.l plenty cf .xrfoi.e in the open air. il form elUv- Wi.h health and her face blooms with it, hrauiy. If her system needs the cleansiug action of n laxative remedy, she u-es the gentle an pleasant liQuiAl axitive, Syrup oi Fiji,
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-29

Mayor P. B. Warnekros IS alreaey receiving winter goods and preparing Tor the colder months. Today he re- ceIyed large consignment of hsnvls, blankets, underwsre, etc. ard will place them on sale at the lowest prices.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-29

The way Tombstone citizens and prospectors in this vicinity are turn ng their attention to copper mining is indicative of new strikes in this dis trict. The Dragoon mounts tains appear to be the objective point ss this range i- known to carry predominance of the copper metal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-29
A VETERAN OF THE MEXICAN
 WAR

OAK HARBoR, Ohio.-"I met George O. Momney, an old veteran of the Mexcsn war, on the street today, who told me that after reading about Sim mons Liver Regulator he bought q bottle, and the first three doses gave qim in mediate relic" Gosline. Your druggist sells it in powder or liquid; the powder to be taken dry, 10 made i1te tea.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-29
HRONIC DIARRHOEAIN SOUTH
 AFRICA.

For over six !years I was a constant iiierer from Diarrhoea. Itried a great Iany remedies ye; found no relief. B, hance, noticed an advertisement IF ie newspaper calling attention 10 Cham. rams Cho!lc. Cholera and Dlarrhora 'emedy. l sent for a bottle. and before alf Of It had been taken l was com Ie'eIy cured.-E. (. Ri'l. Eresdfort. range Free State, South Africa. Fer He by Tombstone Drug Co.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-29

Two car isds of Chinan. en in bond passed through Benson last night on the way from New Orleans to San Francisco. They came from Cuba and gre sn route to China.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-29

George Bravin yesterday received his commission of appointment as Deputy United States Marshal at thi. point, from Tucson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-29
TO CLEANSE THE SYSlEN

Efeciually yet gently, when oos;ive or bilious or when the blood i, impure or sluSgi-h, to permanently cure habitual const patton, tO awaken the kidneys and liver 70 healty activity, without irritat
 ,ng or weakening them, 70 dispel head aches. colds or levers use Syrup of Figs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-29

WANTED. for Investors with Cash, developed MINES. Money furnished Tor develping mining PROSPECTS, Cool GOLD. SILVER and COPPER propertie- can be SOLD c JICKLY by addressing the
 AMERICS MINING EXCHANGE, s10-3m Boston, Mass.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-29

Mir. Likes was in the city today from his ranch on the san Pedro river, and reports everything prosperous in hi. section.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-29

Yom Kipur, the day Of atouement and next 10 the passover, the most important oi Jewish holidays, will end tonight.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-29

Mrs. H. c. HerrIck, who has been quite i'll recently from chills and lever. is convalesciug and will soon be well again.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-29

The cars will soon he running into Mesa, That thriving little town is in the heart Of one of the richest sections in the territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-29

FOR SALE-A big Saratoga trunk, warranted to hold all your possessions. nearly now. in good ordeI-S3.50 Call st this office.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-29
Hotel Arrivals.
 coCHIsE Jas. Miller, Prescott.
 PALACE A. Barnsby, Kingston.
 SAN JosE. F. Trafor, Fl Paso.
BUCKLIN'S ARNICA SALVE.
The Worlds s Fair Tests showed no baking powder so pure or so great in Icav- enine power as inc R6vaL

.~ral into .na [ 1.gati.l
 H'v. FENsCls ''o-TY,.. ,; Iir'.,a- ''", h1N "..l raal. tln Gr vi.-l F '.ir of Wa' ly Pou. L.,. Er ,E'"r li>."r-i is -iseal,a .. p.,ta
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-29

DR. GAFF-Physician and Surgeon Benson. fl
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-29
NEW MEXICo & ARIZONA R. K.

Daily except Sunday. Pacific time.
 l. FREY. General Manager. !. 4 NAUGLE. L. II. ALBRIGHT. [ AssistUat 6 neral Manager. Train Master. MARICOrA & PHoENIX R. R.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-29

Silver is quoted at oii today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-29
LOCALNOTES,

C. II HoN>HELL. Gen. Sup,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-09-11
What Townsend Says About
the Charleston Constables.

The State yesterday morning edi-
torially dealt with the liquor situation
10 Charleston and had something to
say 10 regard to the matter of the
liquor coustables being bribed by the
men who run what are called "blind
tigers" 1t was plain handling of
the scheme to put Charleston under
metropolitan police, and some plain
things were said.
1t has been known for some days that
Assistant Attorney General Townsend.
who was sent sent to Charleston by Gov
ernor Evans, incognito, to examine into
the liquor situation there, had sub
mitted most interesting report to the
Governor, showing the results of his in-
vestigatsoos. This report has never
been made public. Yesterday Cover
nor Evans made public the portion CT
the report which refers to the constabu-
larry in that city but nothing else. The
rest of it is understood. would make
more interesting reading. But the por-
ton made publice, which is as follows,
was called forth by what The State had
to say. and, as matter of course, will
be read with interest:
II made thorough investigation Of
the manner in which the constables
have been enforcing the dispeusary
law. They have been diligent and
faithful in the discharge Of their del
icate duties recently. All the no.
torious blind tiger places have been
frequently searched and watched by
them, and liberal seizures of liquor
have been made. | am satisfied thai,
uone of them have been subsidized by
the blind tigers
The information obtained by me
was authentic, as it was derived from
sources where ample opportunity for
detection was afforded. None of the
charges based upon rumor that they
have been brought by blind tigers
Gao be sustained All the railroads.
depots and boat landings in the city
are constantly watched and but little
contrabaud liquors escapes them.
There are many difficulties 10 their way
on account Of Judge Simouton's order,
but they have exercised a wise discre-
ton in seizures and iu surrenoeriug
iquora when claimed for personal use. ;"
Tile State.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-09-11
Thirty Men Entombed.

HoUGBroS, Mich. Sept. e.-At
1890 o'clock this afternoon fire was
discovered by timbermen in the thirty
seventh level of ;he Osceola copper
m:ne. The tim mbermer at once rashed
to the shaft, aud wher brougbt 70 toe
surface 10 the big bucket gave the
alarm Thirty miners we're at 1crk at
the tlme, and up to asc hour tonight
but one person mac been rescued.
pump boy. aud he died shortly after
reaching the open air
Smoke is pouring in dense volumes
from the mouth of every shaft 10 the
miue aud escape through those opeu-
ings is impossible The FIRE IS evident
y gaining rapidly. The only hope fer
the thirty imprisoned miners is their es-
cape through an old drift: which opens.
abou, the fifteenth level into the South
H ecla branch of the famous Calumet
aud Iecla mine, but that drift vas
abandoned years ago aud doubtless is
choked up with decayed timbers. But
this is the only possible avenue Of es-
cape acd the hopes OF the miners friends
cling desperately to it.
Gathered about the shafts Of the Os-
ceola are the wives, mothers and chill
dreu of the unfortunate men anxiously
awaiting further news from their loved
ones The scenes are very pathetic,
but beyond the doubtful assurance that
the men may have found the abandoned
Hecla drift little comfort can be ex-
tended.
Every effort is being put forth to res
cue the unfortunate men, out hope is
uot high.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-09-11
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-09-11
Indians Strike.

CHAMBERLAIN, s., D., Sept. s The
Sioux Rosebud Agency under the
leadership of Hollow Horn Bear, a
powerful and Influential chief, have
warned Indian Agent Wright and his
employees to vacate the agency with
in twenty-one days They threaten
to burn the agency buildings. y de
termination on the part Of tie agency
to reduce rates paid Indians for haul
ing freight from Valentine. Neb to
the agency from 80 to 25 cents hun
dred is the cause The Indians took
mortal ohense. and runners sent to
distant camps brought to the agency
about 5000 angry and excited m
dams Their wrath was partly APP
peased by promise to pay So cents
per hundred Crow Dog, the slayer
Of Spotted Tail, has been lodged in
the agency jail toF the part he took IN
The present difficulty.
Fort Niobrara is the nearest ;aili-
taly post bu; the troops are absent
on the regular exercises ln!orinl
TIA from Valentine states that settlers
adjacent TO the reservation are bacom
ing uneasy at the attitude OF the In
dians
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-09-11

The first race between the Defend
er and Vaikyrie was sailed of Sandy
Hook on Saturday, and the result was
a complete and decided victory for
the Defender. The Defender won by
s minutes and 10 seconds, and the
owner of the Na!kyrie admits that
his boat was fairly outsa:Ied At
the start the wind was very light and
the Valkyric forged to the front and
the immense crowds which filed the
excursion boats lost nope and begas
to believe that the time had arrived
fox the America Cup to leave the
United States. But the breeze fresh
ened, Defender forged :.;iead and
soon passed the Valisyr;e At the
turn Of the course the Defender bad
a lead o. 3 minutes wEicEi was IN
creased to 70 w!icn t:lc finish 'inc
was crossed.
There are TIVE more races to He
sailed before toe contest is decided.
but the America cup is considered.
safe, unless some acciden; should
Iappen to the Defender IL the re-
naming races.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-09-11
Watching for War.
Why Uncle George Tlllman Has
Educated His Sons as Soldiers.

What will the approaching co.,
stitutional convention do ?" inquired a
Herald reporter.
"Uncle George promptly answered
by referring to the famous statement
of a distinguished jurist concerning
the verdict Of a petit jury:
"The Omuiscent knows everything
but that
"Our people are desperate" contiu-
ued Uocle George 1--WE are approach
ing war between the rich aud poor,
aud I look out for lots Of throat t-cutting
between now and 1900. The million-
aires have oppressed the masses until
the latter are like squeezed lemons.
They are uuable to educate their
children, to travel and improve their
minds or to read books. papers aud
magazines. They merely make liv-
ing and scant one at that They
have grown desperate The million.
aires buy up half the masses aud put
arms iu their hands with which to in-
.imidate the other half. and thus keep
chem all in subjugation.
The time is coming when these
people will rise 10 bloody conflict.
look for it during the u-xt presidential
election or the one after that All the
writer's 90 our government unite iu
declaring that if this republic ever
goes TO pieces. it will be a, the period
Of presidential election 10 conflict
over the spolls of Office and the admin
;stra,ion of the faculties of taxation
Calhoun told the truth when be said
that the tendency of republics was
towards despotisms--never towards
aristocrac;es.
so firmly DO believe that this rev-
olntioa is coming that | anl already
preparing for il. have three sons.
ADD to that end a.n giving ,hem all IA
military eGuca,lon IS tba, whcu the
throat-cutting CONES trey will aot be
high pgivates in the rear ranks.
But Uacle George is a popular naa,
and just here his friends began to
gather around him to such ap extent as
to turn the conversation .c other affairs.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-09-11
Bnckl.n'a Arn;ca Sa!ve.

The Dest salve il. .ae wo,i: Ia cuts. B..e.se.
sc-4s. Ulcers. SAT- Roecn Ee7av Se-es. ;s.:or
chaYYea iiaads cai!olaius. cora< ara -
Skin Esnpt:ons. aot positively Cures t;lcs y:
no pay REQUIRED. Il s sca7tr;.c:'o 10 gre pc
feet satisfaction, or .2e.ey rescuiei. rice
25,ents per hox T9r saia - D7. J. F."' De
LoyIne
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-09-11

GoyIDe.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-09-11

Statement OF Coctrabaud Account.
Seizures for this quarter 1892 4s
Contraband account is never credited with
the amount of seized goods until they have
been appraised and merged into the general
merchandise account. The bulk of seizures
for this quarter has not been appraised. hence
does not appear in the con,raband account for
this quarter.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-09-11
Nectar.

2h< yes- aas been 50 isr 40 exceptionally
-oai ore 'og hee-keepers the aoasy being Of
i;n@ quality aad plentiful Those vto
wopid Ike enjoy lie puresi ans: best 6: s.i
sweets. csn 30 So n.v seutipr % ibe residence
Of y. G. os:sea Republican Stree: c:
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-07-03
APATHY OF THE CHURCH.

sADDEsT SIGHT IN CHICAGO AS CHRIST
SEES THE PLACE.
DR.. P. S. Henson preached at the
Sunday night on "Chicago as Christ
Sees It." He said, in part:
eff Christ Should Come to Chicago"
wrote our English guest while away
Christ has come to Chicago, and three
is the misery of the masses. A casual OBJ
server would hardly suspect its existence,
for it's observations are apt to be con-
fined to parks and palaces and fashiona-
BILE avenues. But back Of the avenues
and boulevards, in courts and alleys and
filthy streets and crowded and squalid
tenement houses, in garrets and cellars,
in sweat shops and dismal dens, what
herds of helpless human beings live and
die Many Of them are halt and blind,
and old and diseased, without friends,
without money, without work, or with
work so poorly requitted that only by
keeping every fiber of their being on the
rack can they earn enough to keep soul
and body together, without the possibility
of laying up dollar for rainy day.
Ia 1t any wonder that they develop into
thugs and thieves when the very air they
are obliged to breathe Is fetid with crime
and scarcely ray Of sunlight has ever
oheered their lives? Let us not be too
hard on them; Jesus pitied them and wept
over them. After ALL the saddest sight
in Chicago to the eye and heart Of Jesus
Christ is not the suffering masses nor the
DEVILS Vaccinations, but church stepped
in worldliness and wrapped in carnal Sc
curity. Awake, awake! Put on thy
strength o Zion; put on thy beautiful gar
ments, o Jerusalem, the holy city. Shake
thyself from the bands Of thy neck, 0, cap
tive daughter of Zion" Such was Gods
exhortation to his ancient people. Oh,
that the church Of Chicago may give heed
to it today.
Good for DR.. S. P. Henson! Good
for all men who seek to lift mankind
cut Of their miseries.
Let the truth shine forth even
though it comes as the blaze of dyna-
mite, shatteNng the dead apathy Of
Of soulless congregations and blowing
ancient wrongs to the moon.
When the churches place themselves
at the forefront Of reform they will
resume their ancient empire over the
hearts of men. They must return to
the Christ.principle of philanthropy
or pass away as useless cumberers of
the earth.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-07-03
Il CORRUPT LIAR,

II. A. Foss and the "Nye Norman
den," having played themselves out, in
the Red River Valley, by betraying
the Peoples Party and opposing the
Populist candidate for Congress in the
Seventh district, gather up their dirty
shekels and move to Minneapolis, wit b
intent to repeat the same process on
larger scale. Then it besieges THE
REPRESENTATIVE to give it an en-
dorsement that would enable it to
work it's way once more into the conf
dence OF honest reformers; and be-
cause we would not it proceeds to lie
about us. In it's issue of June 25th, it
says:
"Ignatius Donnelly has been at
Hanley rams, and made grand
speech, praiSing Knute Nelson. That
seen his war against the Irvine Fac
tory in Saltwater and his work for
enemies, so that he can uphold the
weekly edition of Penny Press (REP-
REsENTATIvE). That is, also, little
mixed in Donnelly's camp now a
days.,
Now this scamp knows perfectly
well that our speech at Hanley Falls
was not political one, nor was it at a
partisan meeting. 1t was an old-set-
tiers picnic, of men of all parties; an
In urging those present, who were
mostly Scandinavians, to see that
their children had good educations, we
referred briefly to Hon. Knute Nelson
Of Norwegian blOed, and Hon. John
Lind, Of Swedish blood, to show what
the Scandinavian stock could accom-
piish If it had fair chance. AS to
Knute Nelson he cannot be a candi-
date again for six years; and John
Lind is to-day more of Populist than
a Republican. Nor is it necessary
that we should BLACKBOARD men be-
cause they differ from us; our personal
relations with both those gentlemen
have always been pleasant and
kindly.
>But it was the purpose of the dirty
traitors of the Nye Normanden tc
give the impression that, ct q Peoples
Party meeting, we endorsed the prin-
ciples OF Knute Nelson and deserte d
the Populist organization
Where is Judas? Why don't he start
Scandinavian newspaper? There is
more money in it than the thirty
pieces of silver. And silver is at dis
count now.
The banks have cards that they
hang up at their doors:-on one side is
printed-"open" and on the other
''shm." The Nye Normanden should
print one Of these double barreled
cards; and on one side have the words
For Righteousness, and on the other
side-"FOr Sale" The "Righteous.
ness" card could be displayed while it
is collecting the subscribers to sell;
and the other side could be turned out
three months before the election,
when it is ready to deliver upits sub
scribers, their wives and children, to
the devil of Plutocracy.