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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-18
where They win Get Money.

Asked by Washington correspond
emit of the Chicago Times-Herald where
they could get the funds with which to
carry on a bgief silver campaign after
they had f1ade their nominations at
Chicago, one of the silve$ leaders bent
his head forward and whispered conf
dentiallyt "Erom the owners Of silver
mines and bullion out west we will get
oil the money we need"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-18
siberian Runaways.

Only two per cent. of the Siberian
runaways escape with their lives.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-18
INGERSoLL BLACKBALLED.
Rejected by Swell Country Club Because
of His lnfidelitY.

OF HIS InfideIity.
Because Col. Robert G. Ingersoll is
reputed to be an infidel, the committee
on membership of the New Ardsley Ca
sino association has rejected him as q
member. The casino has beautiful
park between Dobbs' Ferry and Irving
ton, and is the finest and richest country
club in America. About all the million
aires having homes in this vicinity are
members. One of the members the
other day intimated that Mr.. Ingersoll's
name had been dropped from the pro-
posed membership list on account of
his disbelief in Christianity. The wom-
en- especially objected to him.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-18
A Rats Clever Deed.

An odd sequence of events occurred at
a New York hotel Friday. Arat gnaw-
ing the insulation of the electric wires
turned on the fire alarm, and thus saved
the life of Gen. Marquis, of San Domingo,
who was suffocating from coal gas in
his room. After that Gen. Marquis can
hardly count Friday as an unlucky day.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-18
Conee Among the Boers.

Coffee is the national beverage of the
Beers in the Transyaal.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-18
uleoparra WINS areex.

Cleopatra was not an Egyptian, but
Greek beauty, with perfectly white
skin, tawny hair rand blue eyes. Her
chief fascination was her voice, which
is described as being low, well modu-
lated and singularly sweet in tone.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-18
Best Thst silver Can Expect.

There is a field,for silver incur cur
rency system just as there is for paper,
but 1t is one which is subordinate to
gold. The United States cannot afford,
either as O matter of honor or self inter
est, to abandon the present single stand
ard.-N. Y. Advertiser.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-18
Charles LAMBS Queer Name.

Charles Lamb was known to his read
ing contemporaries as ELLA" Even to
the present day many persons suppose
ELIAS Essays" were written by per-
son of that name.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-18
Larrest Locomotire Boiler.

What is probably the largest boiler
of the locomotive type ever built was
recently designed by Mr.. F. w. Dean,
mechanical engineer, Of Boston. The
boiler Is ten feet in diameter, has two
corrugated furnaces, and has $500
square feet of heating surface.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-17
WONDERLAND.
A Pen Picture of its Beauty
 and Magnitude.

The William. News touching on .ne summer outing season C. north n Arizons says:
 "rh. Grand canyon + the ma-net :or sigh'se, CT .H"nur pyopl- an,icirste ihe s1mn-r Si;h eetn lisa-ur", for then i. tire easou oi csui on parties and delightful outings. The tii? can toe made al comparatively sniall cost aud the traveller rectiv a world "i com,en-ation s.th from tie outing in an inconpar blo oliin ,,e and the vision he gets oi Wondcrland.
 In this connection the repetition If C. 4. Higgins ,irid ds-a;ip'irn O: this uupaintshle wonder is eScu-ab!e ::
 Without an iu.tant'e warning he finds bimse,: npOn ,he verge o. an un- earthly spectacle that stretches be- heath lis feet to the lar horizon. Stolid is he, indeed, II he csn front that awful scene ~i:hon. quaking knee or tremulpus breath. An inferno, bathed on soft Gel ti5e-; aliolt chaotic underworld just emp'ird ot primeval floods and waiting fO5 A ne" creative word boding, terrible thing, unfinchinsly real, y,t spectral as n dream, eluIius all sense of prospect i've of dimension, ou'-trctchio the faculty Of meaeurement. overlapping the confines of deiiui-e srir. hrn-ion. The beholdsr IS not impre eel ty any detail; he is overwhelmed by tine ciI- aemble of 8 stupendon- rar"rana, Ii thoussnI square cIiles in cS,eu: nint lies wholly beneath tine eyr, is Il h- stood upun moun'siH l'eaS Insieti of the level brink of q fearful cllIsnI in the plateau whose opp site sho-e Is io miles away. A labyrinth oi hug arc 1t c,ursl forms, end.essiy Ta:isd IF design. fretteG with UrnAmsutal de- vices, testnou-d With liceiike webs formed of tsilus from the upper clih- and painted with every color kncwn to the palette in pure transparent tones c! msrve!ors ieiicacy. Never WAS A picture more harmonious, never flower more esqui-i'ely beAutilul. IL u4shed instant cunmuiiicaiipn of all that archi,ec;u -e suG painting and music have gr"pingly etriveu to ex- press. 1, Is the suul of Michael Angelo and Beethoven"
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-17
NA ars elo sas Res ules.

From a letter writtea by Rev. J. GUnderinan, of Dimondale, Mich, we are permitted to mske Uni. extract Il have no hesitation in recommend ing Dr. Kings New Discovery, AS the results were almO-t marvellous in the case Of my Sife. While l WAS pastor of the Bsptiu Church at Rivers Juns- ton che was brought down with Pneumonia sucreeding La Grippe. Terrih'e paroxysms Of coughing would las, hours with little interruption and j; seamsi ss fl shs could r"t survive them. \ friend recommended Dr Kings New Discovery; it WAS quick iu it's work and highly sa,isf.csory in re- .ults." Trial bottles free at Tombstone and any Drug Store. Regular size J9c. and Sl.OO
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-17
CORRECTLY REPORTED
i he News in The Pu spector
 Onfira.d.

From NIT. Wm. Hili,e,h, xho is in from the the san Beruardino ranc h fRosFEc TOR learns tha: the account ss published of The brush vi h Indians snd csp;urs' aparoose was E s,fsigh, account uf what happened. N"t~i,h standing the report that one Indian WAS kill, d and .eusw alec captured, NIT. Hilhreth sta,.- .uch ~as no, the ease, although wi,ii"ut any donb. one or more of ihs tlnd We're wuInded tu, wer. taken charge Of by their brother redskins and carried along.
 The papnose captured in-tesd of being only about four months old, is a chubby .oungs,er who has seen about three or four summers She is de- scIibed as bring "cute," takes kindly 'o her new home apd surroundings, snd only appears perturbed when talking in her native tongue, W hich she is inuslly doing, but cannot De un- d.rstood, however she is good Datured, ss' ms satisfied and does not GU uail 10, her mother. MT. Slaughter, who him. s'lt discovered the young captive, will keep her at the ranch for the present uatil II is known what to do with her. It is understood the Tombstone Pop u!ists w.l! make evertures to adopt her as 6 mascot.
 The skirmi.h occurred at what is known as St. Louie Pass, near Lang's ranch within few miles ut the Mex. ican border. They were being followed immediately after their escape but with what success is not known how ever. had the eoldiers kept from view oi the Indians camp. from ,helr prom mel, position on the ridge, the escape oi the redskins would have been i'm po.sIb.e, and doubtless few would have been sen, to the happy hunting grouuds.
 Of tie assortment of plunder left by tie Indians st'their camp, n relosding on'iit was found which is believed to have helong-d to the murdered Alfred Uand
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-17

Henry Murphy cane in To lay from . visit to Congress. He says that while there be went through the Con. gress mine and siz.s it mp as the big gest gold mine in the United State. On the sCO ieot lev.l yesterday they struck a foot bod. Gi orc which goes t4OO to the ton iu gol3, and tkev took cut carload of this ur- during 'he night. The -ha!t i- rCw down 1910 feet with good ore 6; the hot;cm - Journal Miner,
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-17
Poor Isd ct!

.hefe are degrees au.i iiuds I..y sfsy. just s. there are differences ui o,.inion smong tEose ~bt .omrU'e srd measure poverty and riches hy different standards. Some ne de. in themselves poor bel su-e they a:e l-.- rich than uthtrs, sgs,n there nTi com psss'ively poor poor people ~ho sre .a'i-.itd with & compeience. 1Geie r. tipd c! poverty fo. ram-l", sp"Ser:y Q; bodily ttsniins. s,ince.i by nrIvGus ,,err and 6 Arrangement oi ihe iunt- chH.s of GIgsstion, bilious -.'retI"n art she bo~els. To re-t"re vI:"r rron . permanent ts-is ttere i- ''Iss sesn rd, that luly cHvers ihe r,qfnre- meate, fills tie Ii !" and ihis is Ho-tetier,- ficmscl, Bi',.f-. By re- storing di. eytion, gi,irg he~iIhfui inpul-e tn :he acti,a e: ihr bos.l- a,.i liver and 'ranquilizirg :he ue .ss ittJfiils s..c condition necessary H' . resumption Of strsrg n by the s,'- sn. IL aiso eserc' se- nss'ssia ., E
 h<HEasisri ri.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-17
PI,*>. i';jcs. IiChing Piles

NAfTHsS-hp Moisture; intense nching
 d >IIrgIf :; most at night. worse by crarCh ng T. allowed To continue tum- ITS ir1r', ti' l. o.t, 2 b.eod and Ulcerste econ ;ug very sore. Sway nes Oin,me nt cps inc i'cfirg and bl. eding, heals ulce- arIcn, and in mos, cases removes the um"r- At drugsisls. c, ty mail, foi D oenr, Dr. S~ayIe arG Son. rhilS ieiuifia.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-17

"ki." Thompson, the Roscoe train robier, hs- s.curei another lease c, life from the supreme sourt oI Cai:- fO:pis. Thompson was cOhvic ed. and on taking an appeal from the juds- ment. the supreme court eft ftirmed tlie judgment, sustaining ire vsli,ii,y Of the law under which train -xrecking ard train robbery were made capital crimes. Ihonpsto vas then re-en- teIc.d and lie death vas oIdeied fn: May 22. In the nesniim howeve-, hie counsel had taken sn sppesi iron: tie oIdeY dcpyiD. bim new trial. ard Chief Justice B-stty granted A stay of the death sente.c- ~lile th.t scrssi Sas being deteru i' "A
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-17
An attraction st one of the s.lco,

An attraction gt one of the saloons last night which was witnessed by a large number of peoIle, MAS IA dance by 6 Mexican te the tune 0. a harp Hpd guitar. The dancer had on 8 pair of Mort leegins covered with beads or Ysttlers ci come d-scription and As he danced about they chimed bsrmoni- Ously ai:h the musical accompani- ment ft was novel feature, some. thing new bercsbont..
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-17
S'aatgavf,e.

KiS'. new tind- are ,tiIg constantly repurt@d from Co"ig~rdI- gold n 'y.
 F. Ex-r.ir dat Jan. i7sh. H,-- porte 1In"f z he fin . st biecE la. A nugget weighing 90 .uuCr-, uesTiy all pure gul1, A nCnbrrn: other yiecs C were GttsiB' d .n:'tini;ng in about $tO,Op worth. Cuoiea-dIr l. au rc- re--itie ppin', rest i.eT by fits"'r 0 fren antle, thence hv rail |" >''iri'r'n Cross ard Ierm lo ';e-'it;''lfu. ! he t:ip fo Au>irrlls cD thr Gi e s'esui' E. e the Ocrsnit 5 S.."n,rsr,, .ia Ii, n- luln, Ssm'.s rd New I-aIsnd s- tl~ssure -siling tie q i.nP. Tti- line tickets Pas-e"g'r- tn CsIe i'rr. South Afncs. Map 1 Co~igaidie dis
 frict and Pafific P,.r,r, esc.. uh'lcci free tO any address ty ie Ocearir line, IA Monigor eryr'reei San Fr-n- ci.co. i28-,'&~- fn
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-17

The two troops nf cavalry wn:ch hae recently been transferred from Fort
 Sh. r.dsn have srr,ved <, their rev quarters. Fos, Grant wss .ivrn troop E. fv.ty-nine men, under Li. usen.,nts Ton,Lias ard Fleming. Two men be-
 ioi. iry to tie 'rocp are s,ill st For SheriGsn ,n tie horpitsi but are sx- psc'sd :oj. in ,hsir company within . fev we'k-. Troop k was assigned to Ec,, Illus, huca.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-17

The largest store in the world is in the city oi Paris and attached to that store is the largest kitchen in the world. The Bon Marche is tine name of the stOre, and one Of its methods is tho feeding of it's smpioyees-4,OO0 in number. The smallest kettle used in this weaierfu! kitchen v-.::. ins lO0 quartp. and the largest 800. Each or .he hi:y roasting pans is big enough for 300 cn,ie;s Every dish for h.king potatoes holds 2!5 pounds. When omals,r are on the bill uf fare 4 .SDU eggs are used at once. F,r COS kIrg alone six;y cocks ar' ioo a--is'ar;> are ai~sv- sr the fsrEe- e--E,
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-17

X jii6calty he;seen two iiis ne, who gre in attendance on co.'rt. last iii. ht on Alien street hrouRu: ou: some rsc blood ana he&te.i arE1.rent. Friends interv-ned ard prevented any h.ox.tnirg struck rithJugh the iD- eide nt created . little exci'. n. nr and \ crowd gathered
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-17
The Bus e Nz.s.

Speaking of the ss!e of the P.a.ce mine. which was csnsummated in San Frsnc;eco few days ago. The Sta, says: A stock company has already been formed with capital s,ock oi S2!OOO 0O0. pspers Tor which have been filed at Tombstone. Work has been commenced by the new owners and ore is being shipped 10 Wilcox. A one hundred stamp mill is to be erect ed and will hs paid for from the re- turns from the ore now on the dump
 whIch Is sufficient for the puTpose and
 viii lesve s bnIxu,v :. ;i,- r.s s-.i, The sale Of tbi, mine and the e1;en- give work of development which will now be done is & great feather in the miriag cap oi A;izona and ~ill do
 much to bring the leading interest of the territory to ths attention of min . ing men all Gyer the civilized wo,ii. The previous owners oi the mine were MT nnd Mr.. Pierce iheir two some and :wo o-nu--i,,-law nr. su,: M.-. Psarce receives one E i, ..ch, mski1g the ! handsome ru n oi 5ov !cU0 each. IL is claimed that tltIe Ar- nt!.er mining
 properties in this vicinity equally as rich and that in a si ct tune ,hsrs
 w'ii be a mining camp in pfoI orr ion.
 sOnswhat equa!liny the Cr,ryI- Creek | hf.,tn
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-17
For your Protection.-Catsrrh "Cures" =

For your Protection Cata-rh ''Cures" = Tenics for Catsrrh in liquid form to be taken internally, usually contain either Mercury or Iodide of POtassa. or both, which are injur- ious If too long taken. CataTrh Is q local. not blood disease, caused by sudden change to cold or damp weather. l; starts ill the nasal passsges. affecting eyes, cars and threat. Cold in the head causes excessive flow of macus. and, If repeatedly Eegiectsd, the re- suits of catauh vii. follow; severe pain in the head, roaring sound ia the ears, bad breath, and oftent;rnes an offensive dis charge Theremedy shoGld be quick to allay inflammation ani heal the membrane. Ey's Cream Balm is the acknowledged cure for these troubles and contains no mercury Aer any injurious drug. Price, co ceEts.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-17
Society Add ressrln ns q ..

The PkosPkcrcR has in its Ies.~-s- ien tine finest catalogue of ~ cie } sddress cards ever published. IT. coI.. 'sin- hea-i:Il;designs of every irHt-r. n.i ,rder, and every design known O, ..csr'ed by the diifrr~nI udsrs. snd .; s-;"nishing lo~ prite-. We invi ( .hs r-sdcrs ,t the PsosPEc".K to call and exami..s this beautiful brochure ol ,i.-i.n-.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-17
Ers.ahs Rf>h-

FifrL f,h will be fsliye.d every Friday 10 re-idsn,s of T"n,bs,opr, at Io~ ra,es, by L. Larrieu. Fish surIli-d direct frm pond as Fsirhank. snd hr' usht so Tombs'one .-s~i,. Leave order- with Martin Cost, lio or vi,b wagon ms-lm
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-17

About 3O00 head fl cst'l-, mnsllv ones and iwos, were shipped from Wilcox during the lat | week. This shipment was composed of rattle from the Aravsips canyon and Iron the vicinity of Grsni sni Boti'a, says the Neus
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-17
STATE OF OHIO, CITY TOLEDO, :.
 LUCAS CoUSTN.

lsbtAs SOs Sii Frank J. Ch-yney makes oath that he i- the senior partner of the firm "i F. ]. Cheyn-y & Co dv;n., business in the city of Toledo, couniy au'! state aforesaid, and that ssii firm wilt pay the cum of ONE HUNDRED DOL- LARS for each aui every case oi Cs,a.rh that cannot be cured by the rsc Of Halls CatHrrh Cure.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn te before me and subscribed in my presence, this 6th day 0! Decem- be!, 1886.
 IsEALi IA. W. GLEASON,
 Notary Public. Halls Cstarrh Cure is taken inter nslly and acts directly on the blood and mucus surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free.
 ,F. J. CHENEY & CO,
 Toledo, o
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-17

The Navajo Democrats have elect. d the following d-l-gatcs 10 the terri;o,- isl convention k C. Drydn, Jas. N Flake, E. A. Ss~yer, Q. D. tluke snd J. F.. De Dosear. The delegates co uninstructed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-17
DEMOCRATIC CONTENTION.
HSAIQyARTtRS DEMoTEATIC CENTRAL
 COMMITTEE CT AKIZOsA. IIIofNlN. Ar!konl. April I3 Isq5.
'tnocrat:c'party Of Arizona; :

To ,le D5mocrat:c'party of Arizona:
 4 convention Of de'egates of the Dem ,crI;ic plriy Of Ariz-na tsrritory iJ here3y called 70 met at ue city of Phocnx a; TO o'clock CT June 8. Is9o. for the iJlow lg purposes:
 It. The selection of six ce egateS 10 the national democratic convention to be he'd al Chcago on the 7th day of Juiy. I8go. ana an alternate for each of said de.rgates.
 2nd. The selection of a territorial democratic central committee.
 Sd The transaction of such other business & may properly come before the convention.
 Tie ts'is Of representation in this conven- ,ion will tc n;.c delegate for every fifty votes aGi egery fraction eff nt;y votes over twenty five v.lst for don. loaa C. He-ndon f,r delegate 10 congress ' November. IeG-.
 HayIJD county having beer fo:mld from Apache county since the election il I3ei. a fair diyision Of the rsrrsS ,ntt;ion of the del-gates Tor these count.es according To the votes of Apache county q | at slcctio,. would give Ap ilhe 2u'iy :ivs delegates and Naralo four therefor. the re. ,resentaion w ,l be d. folloNs:
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-17

A large number of with .ses are re- turning home but the town ;s yet fill ed with strangers and our stIse,s pre- sent lively ap2eara;ce.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-17
RESTRICT COURT.
Court in StSsion-PlOeeediBys
 1.-the Day.

m. D- J .nmonier vas adm tied ti p'sctice upon the iav,r+t.l. iepor, q! th- txa''ir.i;g 'o.niaittee. : HsrIis v-. Per and Grsham-On noti n n co.,1ona ~a. ordered riy. n hy ,.isinlif
 l Vaughan v.. .Newm,n--Sams order 1 G e. II. Clark was excu.ed. l Bra'in v-. City of rumh.ton, Or. 'i~t,d that hill he presented ,o inc ci,y conncil and @ dave given in which ,o tile s'ncn,!ed su wer-Case coniinu, d. Attachments issusd for Jo.e Fi- gio, Ramon Lnrs and Gr.halva.
 A'r1ri VT. A!yord-Diyorce referred | ,o clerk.
 T. T'rri.ery v-. Qninn-Arraigned and plesd not Suilty. Jury ordered in,- psneiltd, and the following citizens will try th. case:
 NJ. Pera-ic", A. II. Mosely, | Wm. nearrr, John c. Lille, ; |. l.. Bisr khnrr, Peter HsYiiln, John A. Fitch. john Pir;le, John E. .IsuG, Frank Bs.tisn. E x. Cneve, H. II. Hulleust.in. lbs trial c! tlninn occupied the eu- tire day mp 'o the time of going in press. The testimony went 0 show that u ,hs saloon located about one mile from Bi-Dee, where the shooting occnr-,o, it was no unususl thing to so guns pulled" sni hostile demon s,rstions ade. The testimony uf the Mexican who was shot was am,:s;nE inssinuch ss he confessed that i!e was 80 drunk he old not remember aL,- thing Of the shooting until he was told sfIe:ward. A musician testified lis saw ,he shooting. aGd was almost cer- tain Qnirn did II. IL also developed {. Mexican cosboy. after the shooting began. contributed his mite toward making more excitement hy shooting in'U the floor and cresting consterGa- tinn among the hati:ues of the salocp. More testimony is b.rng taken as VI go iJ press.
 Arraignment of Camille Ziminez on criminal ssssul;-rlea oi not guilty withdrew si.d plea of ruii'y enter,d- at f"r Monday l0s. m.
 Martin Mcliuo-A United Ststes prisoner in j.ii a, Tucson and who is nate,i ial witness before the grand JGry, an order YVES made 10 have the prisoner delivered to the sheriff of this county aud producei bsiore ;h. grand jnrv. Moiino is in jail here now.
 Nellie Brown vs J. T. Brown-Di- yorce grantee.
 F S Nich"l- v.. Martha Nichol.- Divorce granted.
 x. M. S \. K. R. vs. Cochi-e County --Set :or tomorrow , ?. m.
 Hamilton vs. LenormsnG-Se: for tomorrow l0 l. m.
 Partial repor. of Irani jury-Find indic;meu.e against O. II. E..entsld for murder, ani Samuel Pollock for forgery.
 Vim. D. Monmor;er vas appointed assistant district attorney ard ordered to file h.s appointment as required by law.
 James Reilly vs. G. w. McLsne- Upon report of receiver, it was ordered that reror. bs approved and that plaintiff pay all costs and receiver. fees and Sl25, and receiver place de- iendant in possession of ranch and inn provemen;s.
 . T.rritcry vs. Vim. Quinn-Jury find verdict Of not guilty and defend mt was discharged.
 Attschm-n. for A. E. Pool issned. He appear, d in court today.
 Territory vs. Dear H. Edeaheld- Prisoner aIrsigped on a charge of niurJer snd eniers ,.les oi no, gu;ity- Gaze .st :, .oDlorrnw.
 Ord. i.,r speci.l ,vnirc Of 20 jurors i--ust.
 Csse Gi O'Hsre v>. IounS ,n ;ii.i s. ~c go 10 press.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-17
BISBDE NEWS Daily Happenings at the Great Copper Camp. i; .deet oi- Interesting Items irom onr Regular Cor
 respondent.
 B.saEf. us! lG, 1896.
 CorPEEISIS.

Jrn- C. Peek of Lo. Angeles in in t"wn.
 John J Q inn the hustiing cloth ins inan oi Chicago is in town to re main feE days.
 A'r:aud.r kier has r.i;.rue.l from Tauls -ton. n!.sre he ed been iu at 'cm4tlce a, court.
 The iaf..t -nn cf aIr. ard Mrs. R. II. Grant diei this n,orni rg. Th- be- reavea parents have ,h- sympathy oi al.
 Lso G ,iasni,h of Tuc- n has Leen in town lu the int,re,r ,l i',r E kl NJ ,lhng cJmy.'., oi ~.,.c. .i@ .-.r, president
 ItI-rrp1 -,ei :l:,' F. ns x. ,h m- hsrl.ynr vii" i it here re r'l, fo Globe, hal h-s.,; Ai''ai |, t',e nine the latter place. Nn iirther rarjic- ulars have b rn ,-arU"h.
 The Turki-h p-iicrs who hare been in town for th. At i-w day-, wen; away this morning at w:s;.h we srs all greatly pleased.
 4 buildi7g boom has -:Tuck Bistee spd no less than n dozen n,w l.. uses are under cOn-tIuc:iDr, besides this the company it d,inE considerable building. The new ho.pital building has just been completed, new ma chine shop i, uricr way and other inproveme ia are contemplated in cluding a new warehouse an extension to the store and build ngs and shelter the new rJa .lrrs.
 The new furnace which arrived re- gently Is the largest Una. has yet bee D received h..e. it is going to occupy the place ui v..1 Of the smaller ones now being I-el. H.ubt'eSs the plac- ing in ore. s'iua cf t',e rev furnace anl tEe nes t"t-tsrs w.1 necessitate an incrcs.r In ti's i.uu,; oi men em ;,lor-I ::ni wi n.snn iu.S"a-.d pros l,. 2. ir ..r- 'n-'. A'..-' ,I'' ,;" ~.~ T " 'ui ',, is. ,r 70 E 90 .. t Co. B. Will .-.z, u' 'o- B -', .i-.c t,re. Hi, : s.T' lat J' ,s campaigI -ory. |, .t-u .~ jrsu.iI.s Grover | ~''!, ? in n'- P, c'"ctt. The public | w;.! ;..,vr .s o,Iur'Uni;y of hsariD, ! 'I.!- .-:3-iu. th- cnn;ug camr4igr, ae :. s,ii.l C ,p Gi- 2 c.nb is heing organ. k-i.
 Al ti.e T-sniar rn e:irg Gf the Bis | sI'' ;;"fn:.'i "iuh. htiJ ln-t even ! w' r~ s,'.:,..'. \ nrn.b+r of Ladies wer. ! lr's.,; a- q ss i.ud .n the evening, rnt,f'sI; ".er' " singing patriotic -.,np-. An ,yscr'i,e con n,jtiee was | srI.niu'ed e rsis'irg of F. 6. Norton <. ". kudF.h, B. C. Fraser, T. C. | amsd-u aId Wm. Hughes; sl-o g c'nln i: e...i arrangements composed ,f C Q. B. Wilcox, ". |. Grey and Don iuiek Manio. The Bi-bee Re- pubiica.- sill he unit in the com ing campaign sI1 wiil poll al least 200 soiss,
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-17

John Ruca5.le one oi the soiid Bis bee business men, arrived on the noon coach todoy and is greeting his num- srsus friends at the county .est.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-17

Mrs c. l. Beckai and Miss. An nie Hill srriv q on ,he Eoon coach to- day cn visit to their parents Mir and Mrs. A. II II.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-17

Wm. BroPhy m .nag-r oi :he Cor per Queen -tarsS,' Bishc., re;urnrd home yesterIsy, after attending to court matters h re.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-17

Wm. King, of .te cu tenn house on the line neas Bishee. Was d visitor to the county seat today.